. lZOI‘
7 '7' “F aCOHGBESS.
lilacoclt on more»
ig‘ogeihcr on a Bill.
WUW For the law
If ‘ . Jot Int-nu m at
”‘0’"de any pnhllcin-
Inuit. ‘1‘.me billwaggranted
‘ .Mdmhflnhfl-WMcW
Witt]- attack. but Mr. Holman kept
‘ ‘aiaolollaaandamendmenta looking
fihuuaadthoappropriatlonforthio
» .vmhonrlmmotomm mom.-
,, on WI! cleared by tile appropriations
’ We ”eowcatcher." Without dio-
mdthlillthohonaeadjonrned.
he were not many amatora in the
char-liar during tho debate on theantl-
; . Ill, hnt thoae who were preaent
hummer
who“ rkhta D-nocrat. Ir. lilla
,.flax.),havlnghloargnmentagalnottho
Wraith. but anatolned by
.5!“ Republican, Ir. Biocock
J-
Inlilhdeelaredhisbelietthattheoen-
Mil floor of local aelf government
’ f’ Whomflowiaglondtothel’acmo
tone-alillereatingacomml-ion onthe
Yak The committee, after carefully
their operationo. oaoreeotheopin-
“What all of the. laws have entirely
they ought at oncetohe re-
m” audthe reasona given for such ro-
pml ao stated are because theyreanltln
noeoaviction of ndendareandare therefore
_ In]. to prevent or punish crimes. are
uponalve and are fruitful of constant and
stationing frauds upon the treasury.
Ibo the new ‘orh Clutte- flouae.
‘WAIllld'l'os. Jan. ill—Senator llxacoch
W in tho-tune n bill embodying
the rowan-doth: of the treasury de—
w relotiveto the New York custom
Tho limit of coat for the building
b not moulded. Five hundred thousand
“blah asked for the Wtion of plana
and the commencement of the work of
modngthe custom house building. The
aeornoryot the treatury is authorized to
:7 d], after the completion of the new build-
“ I”. the old custom house bite and building
and place the pmceula. loan the expenm
bound. in the L'uited Staten troaaury.
'l‘ho Pawn-a laqulry Cunalled.
Wanamiror, Jan. n—The Democratic
majority“ theoommitieemruleahaade-
dded to report back the Fellowo reaolution
providing for an inveatlgatiou of the Pan-
ama railroad and canal matter, with an
amendment limiting the inquiry to the ef-
Hd thereoent operation- on American
and providing foran examina-
tiol-‘adlo Mail Steamship company and
the anaconda-um rullrnado and their
king upoa tho atoamahlp ouhaidy act.
A-orloaa our: ltatlotloa.
yamroror. Jan. n—A oenam bulletin
mirth. alaaaiileatlm of allh Koala of
American manufacture la our practically
witho‘tflt and It'll]! equal to the for-
ln i] ty of weave, beauty
3. and excellence of llnlah. The
nine thonotor llnlohed production of
dlhpoiidamaoutactnrwl during the year
”w- ovorm anion “cocoon
htha year I“. _
,Uhylolatthom‘l’m l'roaooatedr
Imam Jaa. n. -- Mr. liophino
1 tendon-Ii n the minimum
the atloncynueral to Inform
III why the American linger Mr
company ulnar treat la not proceed.
« no no other mine channel
which WM '
m lanai auroo ruin Auatvalla-
won‘t-area. Joe. fl.»’i’he prohibitio-
"tla at horaao from cotton
South Wal- aati oooth A»
I“ k ”m Ill” K Batik}:
W I. 1.; M Walhoy, Jen
‘ m tlflaoeo Alert.
”or mince. It. 1.. Jan. :7»
heat o‘oera mooted John A.
m I“ ll. Doria. lurthof‘l‘ooontot
,. I“ mp’irm. Millar hall ”-
_ fibpflooohro dreawd teal-tin-
m‘flm whilethowoniaehadover
hm
, name-m load-hp.
> p ' Ila-3". Blah Wooddhh
V uuumittm lrlillll.
oin— nun—mum 1,»- fi- . ‘
{hie-ea Ia-owhal cam .
fightdwaywnd while a fewobatrno
immac-
wanekertn
1i. ionisation:
Thought-stratum
atrciiru. r ’Wlmlll.
flown-whoa bytho'ltbdrwwal
«munmwnramlauoo‘
llama“ I'l.—-Bonaral low-til 8.
BramwhoflovedCleumla‘n: 1:: throne
htnoontodaythejointaemion of thelego
alature mot and elected the Democratic
tominoe.
Theuewaenatorloaoonoftholatehlex-
mderllitchelhthefathorolthegreotcu-
mlflwanheeaodsnl’onl rallwayeya-
iem..iol0 year- old. fond of agricultural
pumnltaaloverofhoraeaondapatron of
igricnltural education. He woo born in
llllwauhoe. wherehoioahouherandcapl-
allot... Behatpreeent aervinghlooeoond
armaaamemberofcongreoa
MISSING FROM ALTOONA.
baron-g!» ateuag'anaa lathe law
I'arh llaopltala.
N" You, Jan. gt—Anothor young
woman from tho neighborhood 0
JreIwoll’a hto home in Pennsylvaniaia
:oported mlaaing. Ayoungwomancalled
It Bollevuo hoopital with a photogrfi
whichaheohowed to Cloth Gleaaon.
wantodtohnowlfitboreanyrmemblanee
nthoyoungwoman whowaa ldentlilodat
:he mot-goo aa Ml- largaret Cromwell.
l'heviaitorhad read of thenufortnnato
ronngwomaa'adeathbutnotof heriden-
dilution.
The young woman mid thatahe waa try-
- rig to discover thewhereoboutaofadear
friend from Almona. Pa The visitor do
sling} to give her nameoraddreu, but aid
die young woman of whom the won in
narchwaa named irvin. Shewaa about
5 years old and unmarried
She lefthoiaeon Nov. lulaat forthepurb
pose of coming to vinlt relativea.
.Vlothing haeain been heardfromhor.
Ir. Gleaaou looked over the records of tho
aoopital and found that no woman named
lrvin had been admitted to the hoapilal
iincc the date mentioned.
The young woman said oh did not be-
~iove her missing friend would diocloee her
:ight name ebonld ahe get in any trouble,
iaohewaavorypromiamlwoulddio rath-
2r than disgrace her family, which in one
If the beat in Altoona. The photograph
thown by the visitor waa that of a comely
young woman with dark hair.
FAVORS THE READING COMBINE.
n. that Judicial Doom-anion Inc..-
paaloa livery Pol-t.
Wimaxxrom, Pa, Jan. 21—11» first
judicial decision in the Philadelphia and
Reading consolidation cute was rendered
acre by Judge Monger of the Lycolning
:ounty court. The opinion of the court in
a voluminoua document, covering all the
great mean of testimony and deciding every
point in favor of the defendant compaulea.
it will be remembered that Iathiaa Arnot
of Elmira brought auit to teat the legality
)f the combine,hio caaeheingeutcred in
:he courta here about aycarago. lion. W.
W. llart wao appointed master.“ he took
a great deal of teatlmony. The care wao
leciiled by him in favor of the dafcnilanta.
ind the exception thereto were argued be-
fore Judge Metnger on Dec. n). Thedo-
:hion remlered will be followed by an
peal to the auprelne court. ’
Mont lohod'o Opt-lea.
Pniuoamua, Jan. am—Preoidont Mo
hood. in apcaklng of the decialon, laid:
“Thin lo diotiuctly a triumph for the city
of Philadelphia an well an for the Philadelo
phla and Reading Railroad company. it
means milllooa of dollar- annually to the
oommerceoi tide port. for greater expan-
‘rion of the clty’a vaat manufacturing la-
:inatria, further developmenta of her you
teal hnaineaa intercourae and higher prev
tlge ao a metropolla.
loadlag'o Koportod halt;
Pmuoatrnu, Jan n—‘l’ho atatorneot
of the Philadelphia and Reading ltailmad
company for the mouth of December. new.
ahowa a net profit of mower. Profile of
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal oom—
panr are 08an
Trouble [or [learn of Trolley.
llAVKmlLL, Ila-a. Jan. n.-—Notleao
have been aenttomanyoflholoadlng
areet railway companioo in the country
mopathodbythoovarheaddn‘latmllay
alactrio ayatorn oi who for infringement of
patent righta. The plaintlfl la the Shoe
man Electric Power company, which
rlolma a priority at patron that alone
,Xohloooftho-yatlofirht
New You. Jan. it—Tho carnival and
roceptloaofihellrcea'l'em ofthafloblao
of the Hyatlchilhriho u m
pardon many roapacto mat
Mm: um the we. hat over
tron. Thol‘ohlaahadapautovormu
tholrdoeorath-aad aailtho
lm-onao amphitheator otagahadhoaa
“Niobium" of rare
bounty.
Mull-llama.
Mam. Jaa. 31,-3th fauna! of Julia
lamarwaothalargaataaduoal-
avarwllwoaaadiathoaoath. chief arliao
Wellington-rived”
pooplownaprolfitm ovum
try. ‘laa mama-placed
«caravan-o, . Immlfl.
amino... the Pacific
" WCompauy.
marinara-cornice
Minnow-“mum“
lean Harm-o con-m latwa. tho
Atlanta-ad Paulie Canto Over Ina-
a-hbutloallywoohla; laden-noon.
N!!! You. Jan. th—Tho Evening Peat
my}: It baa beenhnownfwo In; time
that theanhaidlaed Pacific Mall company
baa been pramically directed in ita opera
tiona’ by the moaned Pacific and other
railrnodo in tho Tranacontlnental neocla-
tlon. and tho.charge has been madothat
the company baa worhtd in the intereata of
the railroad: ratherthan to“develop Amer-
ican maritime commerce between the At-
lanticandPaclilecoaoto of the United
is requiredfndobythetermoonwhich it
obtains its ouboldy from the United Statoa
government, but the canct nature of the
bond which hae held the company to the
railroad combinatioohaabeenkeptaaccrot.
That there was some not of contract no
one doubted, but the 'portlea concerned
have never given the public information on
this point. Jl’he Evening Poet obtained a
copy of the eocrct contract. It loalong
document. aigned byJamea Smith on I»
half of the hon-continental mandation
m. andGeorgeJ.Gouldonhehalf of tho 1’.
cillc Mail company.
Thetarmeof thocontraotlhowthat the
Pacific Mall company. while receiving a
notably from the governmt to develop
American maritime commerce, haa hound
itself to the Transcontinental aaaociatiim,
to whore intereot it to to ouppro. that
commerce. The whole meaning of theooa-
tract is ohown in acctlon I. which it here
gim in full:
A Flagrant Betrayal of Trial.
"The undentaoding and intentionof thin
agreement is that the party of the first
port (the Transcontinental association)
nhalthrmlgh agents appointed by ltaelf,
have entire and caclualve control of all the
through businera of the mid atoamebip
company {Pacific Mail) between New York
and Sun Fraoeiaeo each way. and that on
through freight or poaoeogerr ahall be
taken except at prices to be lined by tho
party of the first part and by he wont,“
being undentood that said control ahall ho
enerciaed through the eatablio‘hed agenciea
of aid oteamship company.
“if the said ateamehlp company shall
haverootn or capacity for more than hill
woo in the event of he running two arcane
:rs ouch way per month, or for more than
lemon» in the event of he running three
women per month each way of through
"might, or any steamer, and the par»
5' of the that part shall desire to!
in it. the said party oi the first part shall
m :u liberty to donut mteo llud jointly
u.- duly authorized representatives of the
urtie'a hereto. tbr party of the lint part to
H?" nil-“ill” oi the froixhta on ouch excel-i
..,.i I‘m stennmhlp company the other
uni."
lliahop “rot-Ito at Int.
iluarux, Jan. 2'7.——With the impnuive
“tiff-ll M-rticoo of the Episcopolchureh.
tcmmpinled by evidencra of public grief
.uch has have not been manifested in tbio
community before for ugeneration at leaat,
the remains of the late Biahop Phillipa
Brooks were consigned to their loot rooting
place in Mount Auburn cemetery.
The funeral service was read byBlahop
Putter of New York, aoaluod byBiohopa
Williams. of Connecticut and Clark of
Rhodo island and the Book Wineheater
(mould, rector of Trinity church.
When the cachet waa borne out of the
church at the clone of the interior oorvlcro
itwaaplacedonadrapedcatafalqueinfroet
of the west veatibtile otepa. Rev. 1-). W
Donald, rectorol Trinity, took hio place at
the left, with the pallbearers grouped
around. A hollow aquaro had heenroped
on for the occaalon.and within it wraa
aolld row of policemen. Every inch of
opaeeouthelmmonoe otepo.the ohlewalho
and tho onrronnding mom woo oeenpiod
by people representing every walk in lilo.
Many found it impoooible to not near tho
churcheu and took up pooltlono on the
step-of the art mnaenmaudlatho door-
waya and window» of adjoining building.
it waano crowd of curloua lillero, but of
aim moornero.
The rector adored a abort, lmpoomlvo
prayer, cloolng with the hon" Prayer.
during which every head wao bowed. lt
weaathrllling arena. ‘llaaro rolled down
upon the chorko oi otrong moment! the
only mod battle- the monitor of boobed
vole-a joining in tho prayerwao an coca
Mach. Atthaeloae of tho prayrrtha
hymn, "0 God, Our llalp in Agra Poor,”
waa hung. .__.._..
novice brawn-glint.
lineman. 0.4». It. totba
onperatlllou of tho widow of
Woodawhowaabnriodafowdayoaaahia
body hoe been dialatorrul and rob-rind.
i’hodoatlaiaa waoelothodiahlaoaa’o
thin hymlotahowhoa tho hodywao put
intothoool‘ho. ’l'howlilow loliaved hereon
wouldiollow blather into themati-
loaa tho alilrtwaa tohaa oi. ’l'haohaaga
waa aeoordlngly-ade.
MI (rota Ola Depart-oat.
aohod ha. imitate! WWI:
t M .
aotot prioom beabollohed. Tho-aun-
olooreraovedw. S. Green of Fall River.
them-then. Thetao-waathrowalato
eoofnoloa. 'l‘ha Wt:
the when can.
cleaned Wed (lo-mildew
“not.
“announce-nag.
Wrmmoa, not. Jan. u—m
aroaolagtliorallroadtraehouaarhaailuh
ototloo twenakaowa-tawuaatrathhy
innate. mum-an
Wmhm
wommJoalF-he-aflmaof
“will“ thar ‘ laurel
thhaflatuuola-my ammo
manhole" termite
common-amateur; l
"minnow-abo-
I‘s‘ustu HEW“!
w,
i
m"
Ill IMHO“! it. IIIIIE.
'MNLW dly
8. Y.. horned.
Fifty thouoand peoplewitneoaod the gov:
peoua allegorical pageant of Georgb'aoot
ton carnival at Auguata.
The Rev. Charlea A. humour, 1‘
otttchen with a aecond attack of paranoia.
The funeral of Margaret Footer or-
well, the young woman who died in Bollo-
vuo hoopital. New York, from tho adeeloof
malpractice. took place in Holllday-ihurg.
Stateooverthelothmnoof Panama?” it Pa.
MR. BLAINE HOT 80 WELL
Dr. Johnotou Inheo a cent-dag mata-
-eut of Illa Pallnt'a condition.
Washroom. Jan. alt—Dr. John-tat
vioiled Mr. Blaine at cm o’clock loo: nkht
and remained some time at hio hvdlldo.
:placo-
pal rector of North Granville. N. 1, tree .
v ob
mtwhorcthoir
Accuracy and
Low Prices. '
memo untried" ”"' -- ” ”condos «ALI..-
Wrmmnwum "Eore'othonooaedrotdmaotoham.
Mme!!!“ h" mm‘i’flifiuw
Itanotllatoropealthocootpnlooryoaaea mwwwum,hm' ‘
Hull law. ‘ barythin; contrived to pleaao~
Theldahohonaopaeaedaflllamendh‘ Mart.aameee.foraaao."
‘3th law on a u, an." a.” “Yea, bat where's the w
‘ "WW ”II ” Ill
Governor Reynaldo Alma r. ‘ www.mm“ mm
Behinaon of Gm chiefluiUeaof “thou-mouthwkmm
Dolowaratoilllthormeey “my . Minnow-aw:
Ibo retlrotnontof ChialJaatiee Cerium Kite ”11:31?“ m w ‘
Ka-Congteaaman Roderick A. Johnoon u . ‘—
la critically ill at on home in one. hm, Y“ m“ 'h'" "5' “‘“W
N. Y. ”flm‘a tho aarvant'a brief tripe.—
ThaAdlrondaeklibraryjaranaol‘a, ll'lahoraiandaervlhgnaid,
lunch-oped think that'a all
[how the rhmo boy. cloaeonmll:
Rot a nn‘ant on the place
With a mor. unfriendly lace.”
"Yea. but where's the mlatre-r"
”I'm the ”meter; look me o'er.
And, lit-mien. l‘vo gold galore;
Blaine. with the Bryeou hank.
my credit:- are not blank-
Takeaa deal. 'lwixt you and i.
For the hoooe and our anpply."
“You. but wharo'o the miatra-r”
“Now on here. my eager friend.
'I'hat ill-latch! quiz Ihould end;
What baa not yet crane about
May before the year to out.
Sill my heart foeianodiatrra.
And l'll live without. unlo-
Cuptil oemio a Inlatrau.”
—Edward Vincent in Good floureheeplng.
‘l’ho Civilization of Europa.
Whenheleft he aaid MrJllaino did not
look aawell or teem ao well no he haddnr-
in? put few daye. By title “mt
the octordidnot with to convey thalli-
reaoion that Mr. Blainohad anlerrdaro»
orthattherowaoanydeeidedchange
forthowtaoe.
Dr. Johnna-aid he would not return
doaiagtho night nuleaa oummooed,andho
did not think than would be any madly
forhispruonco.
Atham. thoaltuation at Mr. Blduo’a
honae romalnoquiet and unchanged
laaatar lama’a Platform
Tot-2n. Jan. Zh—Whila the Republic»
aha are still doing a great deal at talking
it is evident that they are loaing courage.
Martin received a majorityof voice in joint
aeoolon,aquorum being prueut and rot»
log. The Republican oay they will try to
elect another ornator whom they believe
will bencogniaed at Waohlngton. Todooo,
however. they mutt got five vote» from
Demon-ate and Populiata, and they will
hardly be able to do this. Asked to make
aataleruent of bio political position alnca
hia alliliation with the Popnllata. Senator
John Martin said: "Flint let me any i am
a Democrat and never have been anything
rice. I am unconditionally in force of
rarifl reform, not only in the ordinary
some, but a tirifl reduction of aradlcal
character. I am in favorof tholeast pd-
hletariil rutoothatoaubalald oath-ace»
.earieaandplacinghigharrat. of dutioa
on luxuriea. lam infavorof annncodl-
tiounl and unlimited «inane of ailver and
without limitation no to lie deli paying
power. i am oppoted upon prit.:iple to
national banks or any other “humid aya- ,
tern that compels or indueaa a puitncrubip
relation of a financial character between
the government and private individual; I
am in favor of either aninco. taa.or,
what maybe even better,a gradwl pup
erty tax. icon in favor of a radial en u~
trol of the railroado rather than «mer-
ship. I am in favor of elactiog United
Staten senator: by a direct vote of the poo
hlrklnm l'or n. cretary of Mate.
Minimum. X .l to. 27.»?th-
aiect Cicreln .! r . «i from New York
laat evening. my: > Agulliil’d by Mr. Don M.
Dickinson, )lr. t‘lutunml'u former pout—
manter general. Stir. Dickinson) appear-
anre here caused no little aurprioo lathe
politicians, a. be war quoted in at Inter-
view Wednesday on saying that he could
not go to Lakewood toaee Mr. Clev eland.
no ho- had an important law-tilt on nt 30“
ton. Mr. Dichiooon went direct 'o the
Cleveland cottage and woe eloaeted in that
private study for aeveral home. it to now
aald that Mr. Cleveland in again hoisting
on Hr. Dickinson accepting the atat» port-
folio, which won adored him after Mr.
Whitney had refund. Hr. Cleveland baa
cent for aoveral Davnoeratlcleadero. tail on
important cooiorenee will take place Mon.
day or Toe-day. at which Mr. Bayard. Ir.
Carliaie, Hr. Whitney and Mr. Harrltywill
he preaent. ‘
The “been Will Malian.
Klw You. Jan n—aa interdonomiao-
tlonal conference of repreaorilatlvaa from
the oeverul boarded aide-a in
the United Stat- wao hold at the Bible
which once into operation aoat hfay. 0w-
lng totho tenor of lottero received lvytha
hoarda from agent- la China. it
that tho Chlaooa l ow
templateo tahloguiaio method
ofrotaliatlon which.ltlafearod,will m
tier future mlaalooary labor in Chlaoadaa
mat-h.
anallyllarlatooaalalldlag.
mmmo..lau I'm-«dual
the electric railroad ju- thatraohd
thoeoraorol Henna Third
Hum]. 1., Joan.
thaaloyorat'l‘hauaz,
I ”mam-to “
but It
“flinch.
Jana-amour“
OJ
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that far rota-tho ta heron
wm'm :0:
Wow“... Alan.
mummy.
ate-mm
leeothat Profmeor Petrioin hialalcot
work advances the theory that Europe
ionot indebtedto Egyptforitacivilizao
lion. The diocovery hue been rather late
coming on thepart of the amhaologiot.
l have long maintained that Egypt bor-
rowed fully a much of her civilization
More than lMyear-beforethedawu
of the Christian era civilization had
made considerable program in Greece
and Lyhio. A ccnturylater witue-ed
greatproficicncyinthearte. loreover.
thin civilization war not confined to a
corner of Europe. but atretched from
thehfeditcrraneanto the frozen north.
Egypt and Baby-lama did not cinllxo"
Greeceand ltaly. Ureeoeandltalydid
not civilixo the not of Europe. They
only ranked for a timeaothefartheot
advancedin civilization. It wreanin-
digcnoue development. At last the
“WW are tumbling onto this
tachlolxpalont tothecarefulotudent.
andthehnowledge appeara to m
theta faithfully—St. Louie Globe»
Democrat.
wringing on nee-pita...
Thofaoliion of bringingont a girl by
means of an evening inception mm of
an altnoon tea aeema to be gaining
ground. It haothemeritofbeing more
ditinetive at all eveute. no there are not
many him.“ in New York that could
stand the cmhof an evening aflair if
the invitations wereae general on those
for a tea.
Wherea tea in given for thepurpooeof
introducing a debutante to society. it is
becoming an unwritten law that thooeof
her friend» who have been invited to to
ceive with her ahould remain afterward
eitherto dinner or (as who doue vi-ry
mean-fully in the case of one young
lady lately) for o Kit down supper. a
number of young men being naked to
atay after the reception in informal forth.
run.
The dre- oi’ thoac who "mist" alumld
not be too elaborate. as it it the (li’illl-
tattle that should be the cynoouro of all
eyes. it in in better tents. therefore. for
her friends to ('onaitler thin and to wear
lea- cmtaptcnoua gowns thorn-alveo—
New York letter.
The Beep.“ True.
Therein but chestnut intbewtwld
where the bergamot tree can bet-ulti-
vated with profit—a fact of acetic im-
portance. ince ito cocoa to indiapenaa-
ble in the manufacture of nnmorono per-
fnmea and medical reparation. The
opot referred toio Reggio. inulabria.
thtextremity of the italian pennioula
which it familiarly known no “the toe of
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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. floors.
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DEWSIT Will of ill KINDS.
The Beat 8am in the World.
lithium use. Iluaya pro-
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mould in Lynn, lass. since that treat fire.
where ll of our aafee were on
heat. preserving their contextual?med to intone.
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