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Cftia'J her to cinu j i 1 1 -. fh.'.i ifnl h rr
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U.iio. ripe'l w J L Mr- .i ntcis' , at. J :in i
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i.ot forgir h'r Jarp-! M "on), a farmer t'f
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turf J a: fi'.'' ' wai from thr An
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w.lii mfNi'iiirif't, tho arr f uJ if or.r.j; t
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I-oai; frilSninn, of 'h -;.- l inrrr'-'J
ft fAflDoo wh;ch ran b ilir:isr,-etj t h.u t
of wiUiout bcrom irp orr rh-i! I
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nearij k i led a rohfr iho enlorf-J hi urr
A Ifrrrrn.'! in ( Ko;o ha inrrofrl j
elrctrical roniriTu. re w f r-b,T rjnif iy
borvcn by bronf h: to a t i ;isi j I i i nut an 1 1 r
!errar-J A St urLcuierp. ( .in An:.n..i
Trxiaj, wit drxzzr J t.j .Jr - I'..r three
ni n-r entouiharU near V : ' k e-h. r re vrrre
r--ieii, more d"'J than a.M- rhxJore
r U irr.i-r, ft rrfitran-lun ( Pjnir! R.-p,
ii drai The grrmt itnke in the oi.nrlN-
v:!le eoke rg ua ha bn iti.Auura" .
A com bi na; ion i a propo,-. w h ; c h will r ni
brace a!! rh rable ;'inrr farturira in the
rrnntrr i i one rew ra in IIiMeiuin, of
M ichijran, n tle:J. - Mn:rr M. Mnley hr
ItM-i Ir . ro re a 1 I n pi t io i inir Ko-.: I.
for the ria o: helping thr po- r o. l
Ia (,'olumbua, In-h, ( rar Mntrv, a
turmer, ho 1: a J forfp a am a ! I orurr, vr .n
rrea ted and place! m ja;h r.: ie bnr
taken out for trial he (r;r 1 to e.oap- Tiirrf
upn Sher.lJ Smith 1 a ta 1 1 r ah..; h:m
rjc'onf itruck Helena, A s ,.mJ di I crnvdrr-
able dama.fr. The caroieal am-ti b-nn
in New Orieana with an impoinj parj'Ie. in
which th Ttit;n aoldiery txik part 1.
Richani K. Heirne, owner and editor of the
Richmond Statr, is deaJ. Th rir -oklyn
branch of the Mechanica' ('.-wopemtivr Hank,
t:ie operjtiof.a of winch wrre ma Je pu b ic '.nt
urr. tuer, h.u ch-aol iti i i r , and nn one r.-iu
Lv fcuivl r.o knot) an tiii iiij d e f i :le o!" IM
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THIRTY PERSONS KILLED.
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ESCAPED A LIVING TOMB.
Wonderful Resrr.o of th Thr -1 Buried
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to reach them attrr tn-r n.na,
i. I it 4 nr i r 1 hn it w a r n'i : r
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im into irrTir.- !. rv:t!i.i ...lu '. 1 i . . m r
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I . ur i :n p r i in f ' t n ' 1 : . : ' 't .i ;
br.ng tl.eui tMri'iinh. I : r :! t
l-cru : : cr, ar, I u t t;i-y i : -. by:
h.-pr of bt-i n rt-acned , nn -1 ti ' t. ; ' r . p wr k
inxj brinj; lair.y v. -! i - ve;; 1 1 ; :i t ol. t M ' y r
it.p t.i luafe en :ihp::ru a:r ticp ;!.'.
rtie work cf rrft-l. vr t
mmrra. it ii ari pi y piitn. p.;
Remler. who, w:int t.-n
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atoppd I y low 1 1 in bvr a. ti . pp d !.s
' tirr 1 1 md. ol io . i n : b;. dur:;. II'
i at nnl nrnrra' lamp, iut W i.i I'''
w a a in i.hmi.'i; l h e ii n p w ay , piisM-j
ihrnuc'i ft bren k n t thr : in iters, :
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d lb-.i-
d r r Tci t on i : h his a a re h.
Aa he urn: iim'ii tt.c brnili'-c. i:e hen:d
Rmeer'i voice; "r or ( iod ' s i k hurry up
and fivt U9 out of i.err. V are yt liv."
Thia raa thr monce th.il lirn l. r m-:i! hiic
I over thr murky r ti r r.a : o : tie .t 'u -r n'-rut-is.
I lie c.'U id t reach them 1 1 lo u t : o rr
brut : icr n e h u nd rnt feel and " .i . 1 1, i'i i .i r
tto :i 1 three Iret tie p.
When lie lounii R:neer, i "i a ' vi 1 S : I ! i
th- y were up in the cr s.-:.e.i ..-. p r i
on a ' irp jr; np, ' ' a nil at t no h :phest p.-: n. t !. y
cv.uld pet in the mine. 1 his wja but i t: :'
more tna n a. X leet at 1 ve t he ele v .it i rr.iou- l
by thr flood, and here th' y i re :. tl ',
b-r uea rly Ii ve d a a, hc.-inn; t r t ; r. bi-. , "f
, the pu 1 and k n o w ; n c t h a t e II r : . i . "-
' lug made to rwur tiieui.
A t h a . I - p .i t h c l h e a t - r -a h - I m r r. . : . i i
to let the nini : k- tiken o f. 1 i : i -
by (loa ti op i h em one at a fun' on the r a : t
acroni the flooled p inp vrjy. i;nir i ::i pr ..--n-nient
maki-ip thtn; ij wr.:.v r;K. t!..
d a n pr r of thr t r.
They rratird tfo p.npa .l v'-y nr: i rr
wrapped up r b.a. i-.e;-. t a;i.- t.r-' i e.i
, g i re u a-ouie ui i i a: ia '.mul.t.n :;s ; - i : :v !i-
ment.
T he t were t hen t.i kn t t hr . r 1: 'ino. w r.orc
the receireti the c-mprn t n ! a : .-mh nt ti.e:r
Jriendi and acqna i ntanera. Pin- ?:. e whs
moat thrillinp aud i nsj: ri :ic, t st"Ut' -.t
hearta linjj overcome. 1 i.e ri;;i!i r-uplit
mi remark able. Thry cmuo trom tin- rm .; : h
, of their living prave aa lrom a . p u h r
and amid the anoun and cr:es of joy, woro
c -rripAi to tlieir faniiiiea and trirnd-..
! The rvacuen were Anthony J on ,T . (
Hopkiua, .corpr Bender nnd Willmiii Ih.woh,
under tbe directum of l-'oreman JI.'ce n:.d
Jiel War nr. Shiiiinp and 1'. sneer t.iivc wives
nnd three children e:n h, while t r.i;ei i1 nn
tnarrted. Tlu- p'lyMi'i.r. ii: ;it : i d i .cr a ivs
trie men mult aubiit t.n b- et : a :or a num
ber of da y a, and i hut the n -; 1 1 ml t :pht in
a, 0 i i o r t time, except, p.s.sib,y I . : i, e r, h o ia
A n ' 'j p-: a''i'-d I . n.i! - T : . . n. ' . e s ; j ): r
w at r ot t tie iu i n e.
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t i ik i i nt Lr p , h ii- . i . . .i t: : i o , . .-ii
M -.;. a.
lit r ! . I . in ' r , ti-,; ! , , .i.i p : .-m-i-
: i a i n w . t i t .. .-. n '. ! , . , 1 0 u a
br - a r, were : r. i u t i 1 n .
A hen in k k If v 1 : . i i i ; - r pr
s . nip:i r. i.. i be ; r i.- i A i. I - ..t. . a v: ; i u 1
a v:.t t.. the i'.i-. :. M. t.
A i UN 11 p.T 1 lw ri :. ; r:t- i:,. ti t I . :p
'b.-. ami the p i :;-.!. a s i . m. 1 . n
r n t q u e ucc i. thr . a 1 1 - r r : p. . . t . e 0tii
' fl'OI,.
Mr. rH"i:i : cr d.tr.l w . r ! i the t.i te
lnet: t : t1 t t-e i ir --. i i . , im r r ',' ) . :n
hr I.hiI diwayi dei:...:ftJe-i L isuro 1
in H Irw t!) n.
A Mav nam-d Ri'.-v ;. 1 i. - :V .T't.-'k-e
ra t n a la r in : ri i " i : ' ' . 1 . . I . . r"
in :i rderrtl. Ttir cr no- :s - l. I pt.rU to be i t i.U
rr;ir;in nat : r
i UK fiib ;:: Lrr. T-r. .'- J rr.l a b t:i
aect.ona of iw A p rtv i - -i wnpor
Im u l ci'iifereiu e, 1 1; e j c u a ui .. , j. i . , be
published ihii et
N I K pernor: r rr k i ' I s d fr r t - r : l h t
wounded in the fi fc h t r I i p- r :. . 1 ' ; iv . '. Im -'
een the p eri.tnr'it t: .-. ; .- i -. "iu-
t;pi!i-t, wiio wanted t it . s'. r. f j u! I.i.
Caiiim.iai. w 1 1 . r i I A ri' ii bisi , ' .
c ' r r. hat add r t-v.fd n e . n I :t r t ; . r : : i "
r.er..-7 of i;ia n f hd . Ke-1 ; r : m liicii i.e p'e. !
lor the ; n r m a; i n u t a !y bn'.l.iMi' :i:!y.
MR. il AI'sT-AT i . . I on in : .-ii
' 1 1 "iitv o f ( on i up mi - t i :t r : . ; r ' 1 ! j r : v : u l
' rrlipioua diaatu.liy ! i ( i riMI 1 i . I .i, -l I - A I A
I i--oud t.nu' was i . j - . uu b.- a - io I J t
1 PrsrrrF t'-r wa-mnp V !"-:p.-r .r rf
i.rrmony. I'r;nre J . : - t i in. k : r p i t . 1 i-
t'ft ve 0.1 ;,J t h a : he at i... r'KM n b-' l i :i
''nrn ex prcaM i p b ; ; , i ii t. ' r r i.i. in p.: : ; c
a flair.
A WlMTK I'o-ds p:.b i-bed in I r n hoM a
t h.A t Km : n I' i s ha ii i - r r( q , i ' y o I e t r m i -i
pa nee an I dir.'jt.! : i r, st n. i"hs in : ;
! nn:m:rmf;it ot lot ' i -i 'ii.ui t 5 p.- i I : m ill
1 Africa.
I X ( II T Kl ,U Mi i . i r. of I-'r.utor. cn:d
I: r would 1 n w : re i 1 I exactly ! i k I ' ! i : f
Jntiee Tn::.-.. .-r C; ;:.-d S'-'n -.pr-iiie
u rt. h. ad t i;c I ' . : -.m c t a br n : r . d be-
bre h i in.
A r a XT I. K b t.orn a ( l.d-nu mn-- bT-.r
and an :i.aurpei.t n- e -e . 1 "0-ht j A p.
ud, ecp:tAl of the Is'ai d ot i In.oe. in t'.e
hiliH nrchipe.'apo, rc-uited in the d-teat of
t : i r insurpenf.
j PAITIKWOMFW SfTIIV.W, f farnirr. wns
h a n pel n t '1 ru 1 ee, I rr bi n I . lor d n pli-,!)' in
iiie murder of a t. n:r . :- i: i,.-i-; b a
.mention to cut cr . : - rn i : : ;n fr- in . : c !i
: h e 1 en i n s I n d r n . i e-! .
PR. If PN K ! V .. Tr.l k IP i n I' -':!. i : r
( ca tor. hn a a r - r ir : r r r ' ; r: , v v. h !i
o : i 1 0 a ot ni "V f r r r a r : i d '. I 1 1 1 e - pi - n
f t h e ra t ai d : i r c- i. : o i ) ,-rr o t . e
; met b. i : l' f m- p ' .it - l ; :i n b I .... W ' en
I . l ta to lie use. I : t : a I - v, , ' ( , , n M;.;,r .im1 a.
; I ret f 1 under 1 1 e a .-. . ,
' AT TUP fu'o - ..r t nr'ea I V. : a 1 h o
K-p!lh free! ' n k mi. I Hie. b.-r -t I :. Ji It
iali Houae of i ..ir - -ou-. s li:eh look pbrr :it
W ok : ii..-. u r v I c , i y . t ;,..-( p 1. 1
, wore co! or d i i. : i - r. u I t : . r ii.it-- by
' A :i y id e ni p i. i s ; - . . Mr. ' ;o 1' :t n '. 'v : - ' . a
f a: ro in. urniPL' t'm be op-pi: yt-J nt b.
MURDER OVER CARLS.
A Cowardly Shooting AiTalr In a Suutli
r i ollna Town.
Major i A. W.iii.ima, r proiu inei; t nu 1
p- pu'ar c.'u n of t r t i. 1 1 le. m! t-b--;
ihrppph the h-:irt and i n ft :i i, t ' y k ed foon
a'trr Uildr.itb! by J. ib W'l. iill.-. I J.' t v. o
ni' u re 1 .a . t: p c. r o s ;. a p r i ;i : e r "t i ; ,
c 1 1 '. r a ca' ore i :i ' : ( i n i u n t It i ; p rcsi n t. A
d;-pu:e are a;. 1 Mtij-r ' '....ir. s ir-v a
kn.l. . J H. W i i ! i .i pi a a'.:! I.-- - t. u. 1.
tirriip.iQ MnjorWiIImnu i.i: f.:- b i . I
'-rrv Hon t riahlenud ppiledud
pp rt i. : I y i ii nd i n at t-" b p f - 1 o-; h ;;,cii .. r
1 k i '. o v r h Oe i u p u n us .i m ! . v p. i- r 1 u ! .i ; . i
all e:iei J. It W i.Jinni . . p b b-n; y drew a i r
P'iver and n r, d. M nj .r W t ba iu lei 1 o:i b , a
ta ... irad I':. mu rdt-rer ruh'-d out i t:i
d j i a. i. r as mid li :i a tl i ta i en r--d. L i: t v er.t 1
p rf.' e arr j ;i pu : ip .' lie la t h , t t h a e
pone . f r i ii e ;.o . 'd :i i in N or : o i r. . : n...
lajor S iihatna una a inww-r, j ro r,.r -id
military, political and bikMhI nrdc, w;de!y
k.. 'wn ai.J ppulhr. .1 lb v ..i.:n::i .- u
keeper I t. e r i . ..! - ; '. d -'i. i t - E
0t.rr .w aud the 1 1 r r. c t u d : ' 1 1 -i ' ; :. i.i i i
COUHil U II 1 I V, U I. d the pr Iir r ai Ire I il p IS lb . I
the kid. i g ii & L: - '.a. aud cuw urdly luu; d.
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS
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i d- w At - ! d.-b d. bdl u
.i Mr d A ' - mi
t - ." ii -i'J pi r n Mi t :, 1 1 ! IE
r w b .t :..i. 1 At-,' M.
k - u-.t.! lb M. . ., ...f
V -t I . . It t k O o 1
. . t '. Mr. If .!.. i,,.
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' p - : i ' Vi V V I l. p-i ! ' r .!,! ,S ii"
..11,1. : ol P -v. .;.:p, Urre hr-
. . .--!. . .. c I : " b-. t . u the :p
- i Nie lb,. :,; i bust i ,-ts
' ' i ;. r : r in 'i: i tl . wr , r
: : o ; j .. , ,'i :i p;i.-(.pri u i. oi i ! nnd
t e :,n v :.pp-o; r ;l p. Id.!. M I Al-
' 1 ! r : M-is. Alb-o Ibuinb ono
1 i - . ' ; j ; . , : i , ... . j d 'p ;h. r, , n , .
- II .. . .! :.;; r I ... :: ! r:,
:.t b M . a k- i :i'.- ; b pr. d.. r i !ri.;::
'dil Id", .d '. pi .-u-
p bo : r ; . . cs 1 i ; con : . b r.t t op
of : ! :t , : pp.- ( i ,;. ; ) ,;i bill. Ah I II ! T I" A
d : . i ; ; t m ,i - p ! Tbe I .-t rict
n. v . I p - I r . ; t:-! b l '. I u - Pf: trd
;p .1 plar ; mm :h. . ib-d-i:-. :wp1 Mr. IMnmb
r.t.; . : : j. - w . .:ibi n.k 1 - r it- 0'iiv;i-
i .i l on t ' -; i . r-o. 1 ii. C"pyr:i-.t i'.li w.-s
then ni 4. ' t a ! r n up, but n- M r. 11 T t rc.ib
:e 1 tiiat I;':b- in;':rss eoibd be made ujt-i'i
'. I (. -d:.y t r H-rn'i d tl.Ht tho Lb. -hoilbl bo
dr. d ii a i b- :..r::nby hipI lb,.t ! ' U mi tip-e:ib-rid
ir ';.miM be taken up. . hdiuber of
d 1 s o i i i r l p poi T I nr.- r f t hell p l---cd,
i M eua:" a ij .uri.e b
r 1 1 I ' At"'"!- i b , i : l ' r 1 1 1 n p b 1 1 - i n e - b: i o
Ct jiV! i" I ! ; 1 p.. p . up .; r, '. id - !u d bu-i u e-,
..: ".;r ; t:o- :ibs.--;"e . f I. vi,rnin i: :t
;p lad - i - t n rr :j i I ice it nd the
1 d d i i - - ; i ium1' t :i pp -. j-r . d io-. I j 1 1 taken
u p. "t ' : ' i . f; . sMd. An a 1 1 dnipt w a
o i. i. . : ; i . t :i i i t f r ta k i up tbe
oi" 0-, ; ; i ; - ; jii t ! ; ! 1 , bu t fa i led. Tbe
i. d - - i j .- i w r a tb" cm l.-ir, and
a ; r ; p - - i i . ; 1. 1. - a ; - t r d b; 1 i - at lb
I hur
"Vi I N ; :e; ' be r.---. b ii - of t iic jour-
i- a; ; : b . I o ; - , r. ( ' i n n.n, ot I ! duoi.
:o -rd i 1 o-, v.. , 1 1! t . com ni it tee or
d , r u n : :. - s. up . i i c ' '.' i i ppropr ia t ion
tod I ' v p ; , s,, ,, pi ..!-;-. t i;e tn d ion was
i' ,rr.r i. I Mr. I bi . op oi' J I d :.o: to(d : be
r. I i.-p: r..:-"ii o. ;n.- vnndry civil
: : . . -o. . - : ; , ; d and lb" iepr-bd : o
a ; pro p r i i : i i b d 'i ;i- ;:imii up. 1 b e pe ne r;d
I- p.ite u 1 dnided t. hoi; h I'.irs 1 'a a
p pon. d ' ; r ; I ;.. u:orroc. :i;:d tb.- b;li v.a
icad ro .jraj h for ainci dim nt. Alter
-one :mpi to.. : ' s bad been co-1-: ; crcd the
r.Miini f: : ir: 1 the s'liidrv : v i . npp:o
j r : a ; i -a io - p-s., d. Pa inni, mi ot Mr.
I r u p u I id, .!'!, h'ii:iii' a. n end in en t s to
tbe ('(' tie.dr-oi .il jr. pri,dr-:i bid Met" ivoi
c c ii r r ( ' m :. . i a t o:; u rri.ee ma, ordered.
Adj p.p..:.
.""id I ' i - P ii 1 1 utn pio1 i the 1 1 : 1 1 iii
err;- i: j to -d A iTior.tll 1 1 ' c pen's. on i.f t!ol
m : 1 o , . . ; i, ;; . i ! I ( dl-.fr r. I t:e HtPlV .Hid the
I ";)-: a a ppi op r , i ' p i bi I la w re mai t in eon -Irrri
' I .r M :..' . i.; ir.to r . . :i i in ; : I ui
be -' .... ii" le- i-bi : : J prop! pp i -n
ioii. an ! t! .- remainder of tlie sepvp.ri .:y,
e;.t in i - ..s-ii.j iiie I bi i r u r . d i a t.
I ' i - - pp :r.d"portA.n; loivj.
p I ! . f I oi-.- v :.: ; rt to r n n i it t e i I t tie
1 . - M-. bays..,-, 111m m. h. m tlm ch-iir
i.b" Irj b.i:: r a p i pr iar P.ii bill. The
p.- cl: tlo di.y r.i. t'.-n .1 Mr. McAdoo. i f
N : .1 - v . wiio voi cm i 1 1 i si , . pos i t ion to t ii1
-'' 1 pp ' i: i . i i . ' io - r 'i ! 1 1- i it ha v i u z closed,
'; r .' ii.; oi ;u- i i,i '..a, con i n iied. Tiic
f "i f , t- r .i p' i - i c! i d ve t o i i; e n i I ser v ice r 'in
in . s - ppi ,i .- e p: nl over b ' r 1 1 o' present w i i h -::
p:.j 1 With -nt d-j.o. up ,f the bid
ip- -pi r . i I i os.- ;Lnd t h- i I ou-e adjourned.
; h I 1 t I h " 1 t o t, s u iM'.t inii) c o i n 1 1 i i t
" d V Mr. Ibi;p of LliPois. in
: o c! . r ii tb" b-L': a; i .- appropriation
: . " In -pi :,L;i.; to ; c r I ;. I an.t ridne:;t Mr.
' o b.i . -".d !o t!io clerk V ilfvk.
. di '.. ; - n. n i v :, bo-' m. id, the account ot
ti. :: i n : ..; i . -p. r 1 nion and the l.-ttcr
n bli by i Ir .r ( levi land t" K. Idler y
A e. i b ru, , i; j,,. ..( i-ite cout i'pii d throughout
t - ss .;. M ' V 'o iainb- b t I Colli ! Il' ill
b I ,i o i .b- d of i'..fiinu'!ii. Pdnaliy, it)i
.: .l.sj, .sin - . : do- 1,; b l ho ci in ;u it lee ro.sc
h i I b ": -i v i .ii: r ! .
WORK AN'D WORKERS.
(hi; i i 1 1 1 ii -1 ip 1 r ii) p oy Pi in the j.;e mill
otthe lb::.! r mi Iroi 'u;n pany, n t I'.et!:le
hetii. I bp, i. is :b re I n ti in I .in iu the;r w ages
a ver.ipi np 1 o p r cent.
Ti:i: loi !.!;; in :be rno:c-o fnc(or in
I.yi.n. M . ;. -i-l:, has la-:ed 2-3 weeks.
T!i' m i id .; : u " r- - n y tht-y will not recopn I ze
tie Kr.i.'Vs o: L.dior under any Circnm
("dr.; i . ,
IdiK .-- i'-".o. of the Iluckeye Mower nnd
lb. .pci' b.;k. di Akron, Ohio, have been
1 1 I b i o( - r. ; . mi- - iriep t d their hou ri hnd
w . -t s o il t. b amount to a cut ot ikJ to
iJ per Cr:d.
. b id y. inr-.e mopibs jdlciip'.s the -tOd men
i 1 i .truck ?d Pdi.e No. -j . f the Ner York
and Cb-t eland i b;i! v on;. any 'fi mine at Pur-tl'-crtc';.
i:c,r ridlurp, uuijcd work i,i
Cents per lo;;.
TlIK T a :i ::"1 Kblpe Colli-ry. of tho H'-ad-i
n l: Ton 1 h n 1 Von 'oin pa n y . ii t .M hny ( d j y
I bi . b:i--oi-p. el op'-r. t on s rerun I udi li u ; w
p r d. : . ir pb , d 4 0 rn- u.
A st i.ik r o t ' i i e,-n t Ijousa nd coke'.u.rk
f r- ; u l p i - r- r i U v d I e ri pi on i ? r . p"i i "d i o
recur :ni- m . . wim the pr-s nt ,-ealc of
iva.-'S a b pp-". I h no n dc;n i nd. ti an
A 1 I'AiVc i:, ;y ;i- ihc o; eradd' ill-ist Up Ml li
n-lin t "p.
bilK e-o
lor-.. :tt lb:
f..- eV
fil-p- ;sr :.
i b - "i. ce o' I'lri r and r - k p opera
s "ml'. to ii ; a ii L'e a 1 c f a pes
,-i c.tr, u as tl:e m cp-i on ot a
;i." pi 'a- by a p-i .po-t r .on Ir.jin
r- to (educe u .in", ten per cent.
'I h- con 'ere..cr ;p:jo.i n.(d without n0'i C" in "ti t.
I'iffki s bin 're! cloak makers are on
fdr ke in N"w York, toe ualkinp deiip-ttes
repo; trd ti:at the c ak-niikint: tirms have
a-Mi". d them ii- d uule-s the c n t ra-tors im-inr-dst-
!v s, ;t o wiai the hands the Work
ull ! i;ivpi iiiro'by to t lie 1 at ter, h nd that
lu"v wid pay t be:n t he -a me prices the Coxi
tractors have h.itherto received.
S v v : n i N rt- m j: nt M m i r k; a n, of the
-.tcrn livi-,on of the Wabash Jbad, with
headqiiHr'.er's at Kansas (die, h:ps ordered a
fwcepiup reduction in palarjc- and expenses.
TVfM.ty-.ive men at Kansas City have been
diicharced 7b switch-men and Id clerks. It
i- reported tiiat the pa'aries ot most oi the
stad'.m upeuM will be reduced,
TfiK fourth annual "nvcntion of (he Xa
tioiial I'adern Makairs' I.t-apue was held in
( !.:ch'o The States ropreent-d were I'enn
ayl vania. New York, New Jersey, ( ).iio, I ,i
nois. M.'is-aciiu'.etts and Alabama. Anions
the questions d:- :i-.-'d were tho eiirbt-hour
day, :ind a pr-poi to coidcd'Tate nil the
pki'led labor, r- wwiii;.;' up m in .a! t r ma
chinery purp''Si8 or tor bu . id iiip oceoratio j;s
in the Cubed isnti s.
BLOCKED BY THE SNOW.
A lloidliif; l!Mi.rtl In Suutli Unkuln
.Malls Otduytd.
1 ! 1 r a I 1 t - n n i;;r:iT a.r. d I ron t di, 'oh,
U Cou pltte.y 1-lockaded by tbe n.p.v ! ide-f
for i d.sdu.cr ot !..". V fe- t. The u'ent ot the
I'nco eon.jiany s;iys tb.y expect to "o t the
r :i a I '!:r.-u,ii on uow shoes or on h'.rsebjek
until the road is pei,ed. Another point
ca d "Jdtt'e 11 vr : Ic," t!:e road is biock
ao"d lor a d:-t. ir.ee of Ipou 4 ".' to 0 ' 'eet.
.'eiai snpiil hbdr- Iot'e oi-i-urred at aud
i.i-rir do- M.ck'-y Idetu n inc. 'lire st:ie
rodent reports the fci.-.v in the park about
lr. iuii ubout two h-.-t and ovt.
I; . r, io i i v, . I - Iiie st' rni -: i . 1 con -
I , i . ; ; t ;i , d f : W i S V 1 d l 1 1 : oi I : I ed t L I V . I r.'lil
I; ! vU to i ,i."ilet li M.. Pit m.ow b i- frtlb n,
r . i l'' e..' d : : I- b b-. b tip, si i ecu. 'J rain- on
li.e l.ik lb ru are nbaiidv ;,i I. a' d ratie. nn u
l i he i ; " Mm' not ve:dn re nut to I b " . r
l.oiu S ho-; bi the severe w d oer eon 1 1 n ue,
i i: he.. I id st ek 'dl ptil-n, tho:: -rh th"
i j I. , , e, i ri te r b n p u t 1 1 : e n : :i c od cond 1 1 ;on.
Word w a h i feci cd here t iiat t do scvo'i huo
J i e l ' -a bi I a-, : . ty ' he n ne scouts and an
i-crt o: ttoo( po-.v en rede to Tort Ktoh
im Ib.n .mi e i b. i r a etu v, M oidApa, u en t into
. :pp on tftbietM.e r:er.iit the rnouih of
M,i;i'i' i. ;a-ls. h r t v in.;es fr'T:i this city.
I r .. w , i - o d : ; : . i p . t . o ; w bib : !. I lizard
i . 1 1 1 m m i ' . : lid I be t olli IMA 11 1 Mil! !. i! cr gl rut
Lurosii-p Ledd - ' io;d tu rival.
TATEJF TRADii.
Only I.Ioderats Improvement G'osrs.
vible in General Business.
I'm I ii i C ami Tli rl a uars T .'ir Drum nil
for Dry io Aiflsr miirrou.
l-'l net lla t toil. Ill traln.
-pfci.il telpgranis t . .i.
1 1 ra t e im provcuu'ri t in
'.-'..P. (,hov on'y
I In state nf ci-ii-
in.
itliI ira-l... 'J'ne dcri-cae at .'v York iiml
.'1 !-r catern cities i. tliu- t. rclm-.-U raihtay
.iinre speculation, an. 1 only a moderate oI
u i;:e ot genera 1 t rn.le.
Il.-port.s froni li t r y - ti vo cities furnish a t'.tal
.-f $-t.l''!'.:'l.".-l2l. or H jr cent, less tlian in
.'aiuini y, 1 ;i i. ,n (,n!y a little more than in
January, l.-i. New Vo:k Cny's January
ciear.tiirs " ere $'.!'"(.'..' I''.1 "b , kIi itisf a lie
i -I I Me ci nipa re.l v i i h ihe I k month a year
rjr.olO'.r per cent. Totals at tifty-'our re
i.iainini; eit :es, uii icli have heen iiu reasin-,'
each
- li c fi relanvelv much taster than at
Ni"
Yor k, tor the la-t rnoot'i. auioont lc 2 -
H i a gain ot less than -f !,o '0,111 '.only
f -1 (' of 1 i er cent.
liains in the 'iistriluition of general mer
eh.milise are notieeahh- at Chicago. St. Paul,
J'uiuth, Cmaha. ami Kansas City, dry pooils,
c.tiiinir, l.'Ots and s 1 1 . .e . heinfj rirst in i'e-.j.i'-st.
Tio. re are also ains in hardwar-
Iru-s, paints ami grocery napies, St. Loj a
lepormig tiiem conspicuous.
CA: :
'F IH ts KSS
:inalvsis of C:
r.ui.ir.Ks.
n-. s of the 10.073
.v.-
hnsin. ss lailures in the 1'nite.i iates in U!'d,
shows that -1 1 per cent, of then, with -6 per
rent, of the aggregate $1 r.'i.o'.K1,. ) liabilities,
" ere due primarily Io lack of capital or to
trying to do too much businfss with cftpital
aaiiahle; that 1 2 per cent, ol them, w it h -4
p. r cent, of the liabilities, were caused by
di-aster or the late tinancial uriiigency; that
I!' per cent, of them, with IJ l-M p?r cent, of
the total liabilities, were due to the incompe
tency, and that 4 per cent, of them, wiin a
like pr.ortion of liabilities, were due in the
tirst instance to fraudulent disposition ot
property. Business failures in the I'uited
Mines tli s week number '27' againsi 27 I last
eek and i"!) this week last ye r. The total,
January 1st to date, is 1SU1, against 1SS7 last
yea r.
1 1 rv goods :ve in improved demand, but the
luoveuicnt still lacks map. Trade at the 1'ast,
i.s a whole, is lair. lioston jobbers' sales are
ahead ot those (or five weeks last year. Cot
ton continins weak and is 1-1'P. lower on im
proved prospects for a large crop. With cot
t'.n receipts from this time to September 1st
equal to those for a like period in 1S9 ', the
nop would amount to 7,3o,i.00 hales.
A FLUCTUATING wnKAT MAHKF.T.
heat has been nervous and excited dur
ing the week, declining on a moderate official
V sible supply decrease and increused supplies
afloat, and advancing on a heavy increase in
available domestic stock, after which weak-ins-
again appeared. The advance it. Ijjc. on
1 he weak, corn is advancing 1 Ac. also, while
oats went off ic. Stocks available fell away
over 2,i n0,uoo bushels last week, less than iu
tin like week, 18y0, but more than in the pre
c ding week this year. Kxparts of wheat
land flour as wheat) both coasts, as reported
to Hrii'htrect'g, equa l l,:;tj.i,tiJ8 bushels, against.
-'.'-'M.ooo bushels m the like week of 1.0 ' and
2 (i'i ,()(K) bushels in the preceding week of
l.s'JI. Total exports, both coasts (including
.Montreal, July 1st to date, equal bO,l 97.4'il
bushe s, against t5.,',0ii0 bushels in a like
portion of IS 9-9U, .".y.i.X.000 bushels the pre
vious cereal year and So,UvU,W) bushels iu
l.ss'7-.-.s.
Heerbohm 's total of Mock" of wheat nt prin- j
eip.il storage points in Kurope and aHoat for ;
Kurope, with our totals of available. United
States and Canada, ltfi), equal 05,(HK:i,uO0 I
bushels not quite a half a million bushels
I'. limn were so held o..e year ago, but G4,- .
niMMTXi busliels less than on January 1, lf-01.
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE
Qt ki:n 'irrui;iA ':a9 presented a riehly
rap u isoned Indian elephant to the Emperor
ol Moirceo.
1 1 M I! i. M 1 1. r-:s' wile is a sister of Senator
Cameron's w ife, and a niece of "senator and
( ien.-ral Sherman.
Cui.hnki. M At ; aiiI.ank, who was Kala
kaua's ( 'hflinberlain, saya the Kin5 left an
estate worth about 10U,"l0.
Mr.. Stam.ky, after a visit to C'ali .".-rnla-in
IVbruary and March, will return to New York
and sail !or England April 15.
C i:or.(,ic Graham Vest is the first Sen
ator in .Missomi since the days ol Tbtvmas
llenloii to be honored with a third term.
Tin: Empresss of Japan is a scholarly
woman, who had done much to further the
icial revolution of tiie last twenty-five years.
Mi. I'ii i i.ip D. A EjiorR, the wife of the
t ipcag" millionaire, is a notable housekeeper,
ami prides hersell upon her culinary successes.
( i 'INT Yo.v; Moi.TKi: compells all the mem
bers of his household to spend at least an
hour each day in the open air, even if the
rain be pouring.
Mkn. Katk Chape Stbacif. is engaged
iu writing a life of her lather. She is a
hand-ome woman still, aud looks much
younger than she really is.
Gi:in:i.i: .Mkef.ihth's daughter is said to
copy all her father's manuscript tor the prin
ter. The novelist does his writing iu the
morning in a study cottage buil: in his gar
den. (Jl-KKN Yictohi A is taking great interest
in tne promotion of a large whisky di-tillery
in Wales. She has had the plans and pho
togi aphs tent to her. and agreed to take a cask
ol t lie creat ure itsei f.
Hkv. John Jastrr, who gained celebrity
by Il.s "sun-do-move" lecture, doesn't let his
silary move. 1 1 is congregation has several
tiiii.'.s tendered him an increase, but he de
c aiesthat s.Mi a month isa.nple forhisueeus,
and i.e d.'ciines to accept more.
I'll: In'.e Pit ke of Bedford sat in the House
ot t minions lor twenty-five years, and io the
liou-e ot I. or. is for eighteen years, in all a
par. iituieiitary career ot forty-three years, and
net er opened his lips. 11 is estate covered 118
acres in London, with about three thousand
rv si'lencts or shops.
Si'.natok F.W'I.kner, of West Virginia, is
n man of extraordinary endurance. In the
last campaign he spent several weeks in trav
eling nt night over rough country roads, and
making stump speeches during the day, get
ting little sleep, and more recently he has
d.siiiiguished luinseil in the Senate by speak
ii.g twelve heurs against the force bill. His
i-peech is probably the longest continuous
effort ever made iu the Senate, and was de
hvtrel during an ail-niglit session, but he
was on hand the next day as bright and
"chipper" as cv. r.
CENSUS OF FARM ANIMALS.
Tlic Horses, t'nlllr, Slicep mid Swine on
American Farmi.
The c timates of numbers and values of
farm animals, made at the end of each year
nnd returnable in January to the Department
ol A grieul t u re, have been consolidated. There
appears to have been little change in numbers,
except on the l'aciiie coast and iu certain por
tions ol the Uocky Mountains, where the
winter of ItS-fA' was nuusually severe.
Losses are especially heavy on the Pacific
B'ope.
Tbe number ot h-.rses on farms, as reported
is M,i ."xJ.r.'O. Average price of all ages, joT,
a d.-eline from last year of $1 4.
i'he number of ru a ies is 2,2!').o '.2, having an
average value of ?-77.5 a decline troui last
ear ot .".7 I'rnls.
'I'he number of mil. h cows is lti,liIP,."!)l, an
i nerease of o(j,7i:8 from lastyear. Theaverage
value per head is ip'l.ij-', which is less by
cents than Inst year's uverage.
There is a tendency to increase of dairying
in the South, especially in the mountain
region, which offers inducements of cheap
lands and abundant grasses.
Other catt le aggregate :;ti,S75,C4S, including
those on ranches. The highest value is $2N,'1-1,
iu Connecticut; the lowest $S.4i, in Arkansas.
In Texas ,so.
The estimated number of sheep are 4'.,4.;i,-
loo. Ihe average, '2..il, an increase of 24
cents, or more than ten per cent. All other
hind, ot iann animals have declined slightly i
ii price, -a tendency to increase oi mini Hers
,s seen in most of the Ma tep, though the heavy
oes trotu the severe winter of last year on
the Pncllio slope havedecreased the aggregate.
'1 iie aggregate number of swine is 3J,j23,
K G, showing a decline of nearly two per cent.
'I'he average value is $4.13, a decrease of 57
cents per head. The scarcity of corn caused
;i sir tighter of stock hogs in poor condition,
lending to Jut the market, and reduce the
price temporarily.
KosK '1 trky Cooke adjSes young girls,
even those gitted with a literary talent, to
piiicc no dependence o:i literature as a bread
w in in r. " Tne life, ' she says, "is full of mor
titientijn, anxiety and disappointment."
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
IXTERESTIVO NEWS COMPILED
FROM MANY SOURCES.
The Monticello sonpsfone slate quarry it
Albemarle county, Va , has received a larg.
order from Belgium.
A full force of men has been put to wori
on the construction of the northern section o'
the Roanoke and Southern Uailroad, in Yir
giuia.
Arrangements are being made to put th
Farmers' A II iance peanut factory nt Smith,
held, Ya., in running order by the first ol
April.
B. F. Stearne, of Lynchburg, Va., has in bil
possession a curiously carved violin, said ta
have once been the property of Thomas Jef
ferson. J u Ige i. G. Jenkins, of the court at Chris
tianburg, Ya , has declared that the State law,
prohibiting the running of freight trains on
Sunday is unconstitutiou.il.
M. G. Punlap, of Niagara Falls, NT. Y., luu
pureh.istd for-rlo.otu the McLain house, in
App mattox county, Ya., rendered histor.c
by the tact that Gen. Lee surrendered there, i
William Bryan, an old citizen of Stafford,
Va , living near Mountain View, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head with
a shotgun. No eause is assigned for the deed.
Stanford Eggleston, a young Englishman
living at iliver Bridge, on ihe Richmond and
Pauvi le Uailroad, near Lynchburg, Va., was
accidentally drow ned by the capsizing of a
boat.
Extensive improvements are contemplated
at the .Etna Mill", Wheeling, W. Ya. Three
new mills are to be added to the plant, furn
ishing employment for seventy-five additional
hands.
The arrangement, for the coming meet
ing of the Baltimore annual conference of the
Met hodist Church South, nt Roanoke, 'Va., are
progressing. Pr. Campbell, of the Tresby
leriau Church, announced that his congrega
tion will entertain fifty ministers.
A World's Fair club has beeu organized in
Kingwooil. W. Ya. The club is limited to
twenty five members nnd is now full. Each
member pays t wenty-fi ve cents a week until
May. Is03. and the accumulated fund will be
used to defray the club's expenses to the fair.
A couple of small boys while playing on a
train ot tank cars at the Ohio River Ruilroad
incline, near lhirkersburg. W. Ya., eased up
the brakes, when the entire train went into
the Ohio river. Nine cars went down out of
sight, bet the tanks floated off, and were
caught.
Mrs. Martha Motley, living in Wheeling,
W. Ya., attacked her ten-year-old boy with
a hatchet nnd inflicted a dangerous wound
on the side of his head. She is said to be of
a peculiar murderous disposition, und has
often threatened to kill the boy and to poison
her husband, who is blind. The police re
ffonded to the alarm raised by the neighbors
and locked the woman up.
A enr ofimported chinaware, shipped from
Baltimore lo Chicago, left the track at Man
nington, W. Ya., and upset. A train hand
chopped it open and transferred the goods to
another car, without notifyihg the L'nited
States officials. Surveyor of the 1'ort Faris
is investica'ing the matter, na there is ascvere
penalty attached to breaking the seals of a
ear containing imported goods.
A puzzling phenomenon has been noticed
frequently in some parts of Valley Bend Dis
trict, Randolph county, W. Va. The crust ol
the snow has been covered two or three times
with worms. Where they come from, unless
they fall with ihe snow, ia inexplicable. The
snow is two feet deep, and the crust is too
strong for them to have come up out of the
ground. A square loot ol snow can scarcely
be found some days without a dozen of these
worms on it.
An attempt w as mail? to kill Larkiti Smith,
Mayor of Lulu, Gn. Some on crept loa win
dovi1 in his residence .short'y a 1 1 - r midn'ght
and discharged the contents ol"; il '.limbic-,
barreled shotgun at Smith as he lay in bed.
The shot took effect in his legs. II s wounds
will not prove fatal. There is no clue to the
assault.
Governor Fowle, of North Carolina, has
offered Sr2',J re yard for I'liilo Moore, a white
man who is charged with the murder ol Lee
Murdock in Burke county. The latter, who
was an officer, had summoned a posse to arrest
Moore, who then shot Murdock, killing him
almost iiutautly.
North Carolina's available militia force,
according to the report of the adjutant-general
U.S. A-, is as follows: One hundred and
sixty-one commissioned officers, -.01 non-commissioned
officers, 12:i musicians, and tvs7 pri
vates. Aggregate, ,MX. Number of men
a vail able for military pu rposes ( unorganized ),
225, IK 10.
A bill is before the North Carolina legisla
ture authorizing the lown of Littleton toit.sne
bonds to the amount of 2."i,i)ni :? UM.W for a
hotel, $10,000 for a courthouse, and -ro,(XXJ for
manufacturing purposes. 'The Littleton peo
ple want a new county and will ask the legis
lature to form one from portion, of Halifax,
Warren and Northampton.
The dwelling-house of Charles Hale, a
wealthy farmer, living near Graham, Taze
well county. Va., wan entered by robbers the
other night and $1.3X1 in tn t cy was car
ried off. The money was in a table-drawer
in the room in which he nnd his wife were
sleeping. The robbers broke the do .r open
with one stroke of a heavy sledge-hammer,
and before M r. 1 lab' con Id recover himself
they grabbed the table and made lor Ihe hills.
Thev ieftabout f HK.' in currency iittlie drawer
that they did not see, it being wrapped up in
some old papers. Mr. Hill is afraid of banks
and ke: pe h.s money in his house.
The adopted daughter of Wiliiani Collins
of Scotlsville, Albemarle, county, Ya., aged
about six years, trod onn piece of glass of con
vex shape, a couple of inches in diameter,
w ith such force as to press it under the skin
along the bowl of the foot. Her screams at
tracted the attention ot a young lady, who
wrapped up the bleeding cut, not knowing
that the glass was embedded in her flesh.
This was two months ago, anil latterly the
glass caused the child's sufferings to become
unbearable, and lockjaw was prevented by
(he attending physician lakiug out the cm
bedded glass.
Henry Miller, a car driver of Louisville,
Ky., believes his family is bewitched. Ilia
mother-in-law died a few days ago, nnd the
family could find no cause for her death in
the apparently slight illness that preceded it.
They put together a number of singular hap
penings in the past few weeks and concluded
that witches were around. An old woman in
the neighborhood who was supposed to be
versed in such mailers suggested that the pil
low upon which the mother-in-law died be
opened to see if witches' signs could be dis
covered. Wiihin were found several rings of
feathers. Upon application to a w itch doctoi
thev were told to burn these rins and tu
spell would be broken.
John McNumar., an operator on the Wheel
ing E.eelric Hail way line, at Wheeling, W,
Ya., had a narrow escape from death a few
days since. While bringing his car out ol
the depot, one of the trolleys fell off, and in
reaching up to the cables overhead, his Jefl
arm touched one cable, while he pot the trol.
ley on the other, thus making a short circuit.
The shock Caused him to lose his balance
and to save himself he grasped the othe
cable, ti.us diverting the whole currenj
through liis holy. His 'cries of agony at.
tracted the attention of his conductor, wh
pulled the trolley from the wire; but his artr
was paralyzed for s nne tiur: after the acci)
dent.
j MARKETS.
Baltimore Flour City Mills, extra.$."..00
$o.4J Wheat Southern Fultz, l.uo.'g. 1.02.
Corn Southern White, 58(aj b'i Hr., Yellow,
6c.(60c. Oats Southern and Pennsylvania
4Sf!t,olic. Kye Maxyinnd and Pennsylvania
luBS2e. Hay. Maryland and Pennsylvania
I 10.2.3(a,$10.75. Straw Wheat, 7.0O(g,ifS.o0.
i Butter Eastern Creamery, 2Jj(a.29c, near-by
! receipts 19(3r20c. Cheese Eastern Fancy
Cream, lOitJijllc., Western, 8(cyi)le .Eggs 25
(i.2Gc. Tobacco, Leaf Interior, lfa,;l..50, Good
Common, 4(a$.5.00, Middling, 6a,$S.00, Good
to fine red, y$11.00. Far.ey 12y,$ .3.00.
1 New YOKK Flour Southern Good to
choice extra, 4.2nlo.85. Wheat- No. 1 White
104105. Rye-State 58t50c. Corn Sonth
' ern Yellow, 6060Jc. Oats White, State
02i52je. Butter State, 25(a,26c. Cheese
State, 7(a,9Ie. Eggs 2SS84c.
I Philadelphia Fiour Pennsylvania
1 fancy, 4.2..$4.50. Wheat, Pennsylvania and
I Southern Red, 1.01J1.02. Bye-'Pennsylva-,
nia, ob'fevo'c. Corn Southern Yellow. 60(9)
i 6 e. Oats 61($5tJc. Butter State, 2728c.
fheese-Xew York Factory, 1010iL Eggs "
State 07fiLnHr
CATTLE.
' Baltimore Beef 4.50$4.75.
Sheep
Sheep
t..Ha,t.i n. llocrs J.oO(g,3.7&.
.v.-v... ... uvJ..u.
New Y'obk Beef G.00(a7.00,
4.W(&$.5.60. Hogs 3.40(a4.00.
East Liberty Beef 4.4Q1 1.70. Sheep
4.00(a$5.2a Hogs 3.70$3.8r.
A twklve -TKAR-01.il boy named Kurd.
found a cartridge iu the street iu Jersey City,
and took it to school with him. P.aeing it on
the floor he stamped upon it with the heel of
his shoe. Tne cartridge exploded, frighten
ing everybody in the school, and taking off
three fingers of Kuntz's left hand and one on
Ills right.
I
I
MEN OF MARK.
Career of .John I. I.ovoll, of Roston
l'bifty Years in Iiusiiu'-,s.
JOHN F. LOVF.I.I..
The golden anni veriry ot the business
career of Mr. John P. Lovell, one of Boston's
most widely-known business men, was ap
propriately celebrata.l in thit city recently.
Speaking of Mr. Lovell's career, which
mightwell "point a moral an 1 adorn a tle,"
th3 Turf, Field and Farm shvm
"John P. LiTvall was bora in F, nt Ih-ai 1
tree, Mass.. July 2", 130. At the age of
eleven he left school and went to wori; in a
cotton factory. On5 year later his mother
opened a boarding house in Boston and John
had another year of schooling. With this
scant equipment, but with an indomitable
determination to succeel in life, the boy of
thirtetn entered into the arena of life's
battle.
"The years that followed witnessed the lad
making a noble fight against the dis
advantages with which he was surrounded.
After an eventful life in various lines of
trade, he settled down to the gunsmith
business in the employ of A. B. Fairbanks,
to whom he became apprenticed at a weekly
salary of $2, with f25 yearly allowance for
clothes, and a raise of fifty cents per week
and tiO per year additional clothing allow-
! ance for each succeeding year untt' the age
of twenty-one.
! "The qualities which in later years de
. veloped tne man of large enterprise anl un
1 swerving integrity took firm root in the gun
, smith boy, and Mr. Fairchild was so grati
fied with his success that, when John was
twenty years of aje, tne old gentleman
voluntarily took bim in as a partn3i- with or.e
balf interest. At this time John had not a
:' dollar in the wo:-ld.
"Thus, fifty years ago, was formed the firm
which to-day is represente I by the greit
house of John P. Lovell Arms Co , whose
, business radiates throughout tbe worid.
j "John's profit for the first year was $i0o In
j 1841 Mr. Fairchild died and Leonard Grover
' entering, the firm became G rover & lyjvell.
I In 1844 John P. Lovell bought out his part
ner's shars and with rdiirwal zral push? I
his business toward the high mark of suc
cess which he had set before himself in his
youth. As the years sped by, his name and
fame traveled from cirv to city. Through
the ranks of tho sporting goods dealers of
America he he we 1 his way from the lowest to
the highest place of success, until with honest
I pride he felt his feet securely planted 011 tbe
I high ground to which in boyhood days, when
Sor and uuknowD, his ambition had aspired,
is family had grown up around him in the
! intervening years, an I he now- beheld his
' sons, developed into men ready to a-:sist him
in his old age to carry to a further success
: the enterprise b?gun years before.
I "In 1874 the business was remove 1 to the
' present spacious buildings iu Boston which
are located in the business centre of the city.
! "Here daily may bs seen John P. Lovell, no
longer the young man whose steps are elastic
in the pursuit of Jot'ty ambitions, but John
P. Lovell the man of year-., who has trodden
life's pathway through both the bitter and
the sweet, and has emerged from its shadows
and contests, a man of success both in the
development of wealth auJo; character. '
TH EC0TT0N CROP REPORT.
The Plnnl Opruril 'I'oo Kaplilly Wall
lli( f.ir Itellrr I'rk'rl.
'The eollon returns of the Pepurtment of
A gricu I lure tor February re pi 11 1 the estimated
product, compared w iili last yenr, the propor
tion sent from plantations and yield of lint to
seed. The plants were prolific in bo'ling,
opening so rapidly in the early autumn as to
lax the capacity of the pickers and leave the
cotton exposed to the weather, which was
unusually moist. There is consequently a
general complaint ot discoloration, and to
some extent injury of the fibre. From the
same cause an unusual amount of trash was
gathered with the cotton that was thus ex
posed. A consolidation of the country esti
mates, as returned by n porters, makes 10C per
cent, of the product of last year. The state
1 ve rages are as follows: North Carol ina which
had a very small crop last year, 14; South
Carolina, 100; Georgia, 10o; Florida, !'"; Ala
bama, 1 u 1 ; Mississippi, ltW; Louisiana, If.j;
Texas, 1'8; Arkansas, 102; Tennessee, 110.
Some correspondents claim that there has
been an organized effort to hold back the de
livery of the crop, in the hope of belter prices;
others report its rapid marketing to get the
benefit of the higher rates of the opening
season. It is possible that these causes were
both operative, the one early in the season,
the other later, counteracting the early move
ment. The proportions sent from plantations
are thus reported: North Carolina, M3 per
cent.; South Carolina Georgia, bo, Florida,
W; Alabama, Ni: Mississippi, M; Louisiana,
11.'; Texas, SO; Arkansas, j;; 1 eiinessee, Sj;
general average, ST.
The proportions of lint to seed is reported
at ;I2 to S-i per cent., t lie better results being
in the Atlantic Coast States, in Louisiana and
Texas.
CYCLONE IN ALABAMA.
Helena Wlnfl-Sivspt Trlrgrnph Polrs
Twisted ott Like Pipe S(rni.
A cyclone struck Helena, Ala., at 4 o'clock
P. M. A dull, roaring sound was heard, and
the people just had time to get to tlieir dqors
when they saw a black whirling cloud skim
over the top of the hotel in the northern part
of the village.
It next encountered the telegraph pole,
twisting them off like pipe stems. Coming
down the railroad (rack it laid the sUtion
building flat on the platform and then crossed
the track diagonally and leveled the store of
Thomas Davidson. C. C. nnd James David
sou were in the store, and both were hurt
about the head, aud P. P. Lee was bruised
about the body.
The cyclone then lifted, and, passing overa
three-story building, struck the Helena roll
ing mill, about 200 ynrds from ihe station,
taking the roof off both t lie mill and Mock
house. Thecloud passed on in a southeasterly
direction.
.1, 1-3. J1HOWN,
FlItS.T CLASS
BARBERSHOP.
Neatly fitted up in the be t of style. Bath
rooms wi h hot and cold water.
BRICK BLOCK, MIDDLE ST.
OIVIS ENJOYS
Both tbo method and renulu when
Syrtip of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
aud re fresh iiii- to the taste, aud acta
I gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver nnd Bowels, cleanse the sys
1 tem cflectunllT, dispels colds, hend
i Belies nnd fevers and cures hahituaL
constipation, fsyrnp of r lgs ia the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
; 1 1 need, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to tlic stomach, prompt in
1 its action nnd truly beneficial in iU
t effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
j many excellent qualities commend it
i to all and have made it the most
j popular remedy known,
i Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottlea by all leading drug-
j gists. Any reliable druggist who
j may not have it on hand will pro
' core it promptly for any one who
, wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN fHAIfCISCO, CAL.
f.oui8viLLEs rr. 41 w roK. H.r
Old Dominion steiiasi Co
Tlit ()!tl I Kjm i n lira Sitttin.ilirfi ( tnipn tiyf '
OUl mid 1'itrarilr IIViit Hind-, vit
.1 Hh tuitf !r A ChtAitpenLc (Jantil.
FOR
Norfolk, Baltimore, Nw York, Phil
adelphia, Boston, Providence
and Washington City.
And all points north, East and VV.-''
On and aller I'lMDAV, PI .( KM 1IKK '.'(.j
ts.o.1, null! fuither notice, the
llcamcr NEWBERNE. Capl. Sonicate.
Will sail from Norfolk, Vu., for New Ili-rtin,
'. ('., direct, making close connection wilh
ihe Steamers Kinston nnd Howard for Kiu
sloii, Trenton, and all other landings on tho
Neusc and Ticiit Uiver.
llct iirning will rail from NKW BF-ltNE-for
NOI.l'OLK direct, at Twki.vk M., (noon)
making connect ion w ith the O. I. 8. M. Co. 'a
ships for New York, B. H. I. Co.'s steamers for
Bailinior. ; Clyde Line Ships for Philadelphia;
M. A M. )'. Co.' ihis lor Bout on aud'
Prov iib'nce.
Steamer Kinstnn, Capt Dixon, will nail for
Kinsion on arrival of steamer Newberne.
XHr Or.l.-r all gnods care ol O. D. 8. B. Co, -
t':iss.-ii.ers will .iul a good table, oriknfort
able rooms, and every courtesy anil attention -will
be paid them by ihe officers.
li. It liOUKKTS, Agent
Mr.s.si:s (.'i i.i hi'i-Ru A Ti knkr,
Agents, Norfolk, Va.
W. II. Stanford, Vice-Prcst. New York City
AGREAT BARGAIN!
327 ACRES
J I.I. BK SOLO AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE!
A VAI.UABLK l'LANTATION situ
nted on tl ic South side of tlic Neuso
river, three nnd a half miles from tho
City of New Berne, N. C. One hundred
ami twenty-five acres cleared.
(.'W .ami, tuittibU fur Trucking, Tubacc
. J!ni.ing, or any inui of farming.
The balance, two hundred and two
acri'S, heavily limbered with pine, oak,
cypress, and other kinds of limber.
It i.S alr-io line Grazing Lund.
Hood dwelling, outbuilding", snd a
fine orchard. It has a line FISIIKKY'
fronting half mile on the beach, where
there ure hili banks of marl that can
never he exhausted, from which vessels
can load with case.
It is a very beaufiful and hcallhy lo
cation, presenting a near view (O the
passim? vessels nnd the A. A N. C.
Railroad. For terms apply to
P. TRENWITH,
Opp. Hotel Albsrt, IEW BEBIE, I. C.
TheN. C. Freight Line
Steamers Gen. H. Stoat. Defiance & Elko.
dn nn'! nf.rr I VIu unr Ui, 1 s', this lino will
inn k e i tAJi 1 li r
SEMI -WEEKLY TRIPS
IH.TW'-KN '
Baltimore and New Berne
Lcuviiitr Baltimore for New Berne. WLD
, LSI) A Y, S A ! I IDA Y, at ti P M.
I.eani!7 New Iterne for Baltimore, TL'ES
DA Y, SA l l KDA Y. at li P M.
Merchants and Shippers. Take Hctlci.
1 liis is tt-e ..lily Dii:l (T Ii f out of New
1 1 erne for It i !l nun ' w i I bout ilia ne.c, "1 opp "V
olil al Norlolls, eel lie. ling (lien for Host n,
I'i ov .1.11 e, 1'n ; nnlej .l.ia Itie.imoii.l. a. id nil
p. i..ts North, l.as; inn: West Mnkl'iir . lose
connection for ail points b A A N. C. Ilail
rim I nod I ! i . r out of New Berne.
Airenti are as follow.:
LEI UIIN Fori Fit, (ien '1 Manager,
fi l ight St., Baltimore.
Jas. V. Mc' AttRIi k. Agent, Norlolk, Ya.
W. P Clyde V Co, Philadelphia, 12 South
wharvr..
New York und Balto. Trans. Line.lPier ,
Norlh river.
L. Simpson, Boston, Ontrnl wharf.
S. 11. Itockwell, Providence, R. I
Phips leave Huston, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
" " New York daily.
Balto WednewUr" A Sstnrrlnya.
41 ' Philadelphia, Mondays, Wednes
days, Saturdays.
" " l'rovidence, Saturdays.
Through bills biding given, and rates guar
anteed to nil points al Ihe different offices ol
the companies.
BO?".! i ' Hrnknir ,f lin!k tind Shif
i m -Y. ('. I iur.
S. II. (ill AY, Agent, New Berne, N. C
Perfectly Simpln - Simply Perfect
IMPROVED W1HM IIR FURNACES
111 i IE! CLOSET
APPARATUS
Tim
BENNETT 4 FECK
Heating and Ventilating Co.
Tlic only Manufacturer-: in thlR cltj giving
mitre ottenLion to Uir
WARMING AND VENTILATION
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Residences, Churches. Schools, Etc.
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