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gltion Sf the militia in such State or Territory _?__?__*;
pet arv nf War. It ls provided that an officer of the ri ul
lar army shall inspect the troops one.' a year I .uti ? ta c
shall maintain a I Be ian.-- and mstrael tb- nt lt t . in
rlfl,. practice. The sum of |?00,000 I* onai*pri < ?? ?
dlstri incl among the Mates lu proportion to lin ir r* pro
m nt. di, rn in in the lower branch of Con ere**.
Anv loss or damage to thc military eipnpmrnt*-.-nen hr
the Gol ci i, incut, other than ordinary wear mid tear, ahull
la. ?,a.l. **ssaj io live Cited Mates the same ? In ft*"*
ularAtniv. anil I'n unlfo.n. "^^f^^Hffi^
tia shall not Ive sublet io mil w ?__<_?? Thebtll also
411-ovio, s for the drilling of the troops, their going into
ram,, their? msrrnetiim In artillery and Mt practice, and
ethel matters of detaU.
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THE AlaABKA COMMEBI HAL COMPAaVY.
A Kl -pl 111,?N Di ft IUD IN THE lim -I \-K!\i,
gol av IM-i 81IGATI0R Of ITI DOIB08.
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\VA-:i|\i,io\. March 17.-A resolution I
fr red in the Hones to-day by Mr. Henley, of Cali
l i. culling foran UJVtWtigation of the ,\!a-k:i
Comma i. tal t ompany. This company was investi?
gated toward Umckmeofthe Hayes administration
1,, ;, sn', ommitteeol the Committee of Ways and
Ileana Feraanilo W.1 being cha noan. The re
peart of this committee was favorable to the
nany, lt ls asserted hy tho** seeking to reopen i lo
matter, thal the lease giventothe company was
ir, and that the reoort of thc Wood i imtnit*
t,,. m ,. nol based upon the facts of the case. They
Bay thal the contract ha- been v iolated by the com
jiuiiv. and thal Improper influence was used in se?
c-urines Favorable report. It is implied that ?? lien "
V ood, :i brother ol Fernando \\ oed. was interested
In the scheme, and need $20.0001 favors
Mc m..oit luipi lin- eommittee. Thc Commercial
Company pays f262,fK) ? annually In royalties to thc
Government foi themonopolv ol the Beal lisheries in
Alaakm and it is alleged that there an? other .?
panics ami Individuals who are willing to pay al
le.lst (l.OtMI.OXMI lol il: Milli Pl ?
gem toi Miller, ol California, t"r i
tu.-ii, ul ol tim company, deniivsthal lhere were
iinv irregularities iu the letting oj the contract.
The pn-scnl rompanj is the successor of the com?
panies w Im h enjoyed the privilpges,o1 the seal lish
,1,.-- un,id the Bi issi ni Government. Suitor
y . i -aya thal when bids were un ited thu A! iska
Comm n lal Company offered to pay ar much a- au*,'
<ither company ot individual foi the scaling privi
ii-u'i s. niui, in .'nh! tion thereto, to do kui
the eilm alum ol tin- unlives. The highest bid was
that o'a comnauv which oftered t- ?'?_'_* i>" i
akin taken. Only 100,000 seals arc allowed to be
killel cull year.' Consequently thecontracl was
nw .mliii to the Alaska Commercial Company for
8jaiUa.,5tMl by Secretary BoutwelL The Uovcrumeut
has inspectors et all thc stations of thc company,
who couut each skiu shippe... senator Miller aaya
that the company has made money, bul legitin
The w hole iiiovi-iii.-iit h niki iu toward a new in vi sti
gatton be considers in the light ol a sci
tori money.
Mr. Henley wants a special committee to eon*
duel ibs in-.eeligalion.
PENDING PENSION APPLICATIONS,
1 u; PKB9IOB RTSTEJS ai lu kt li VIGOROUSLY IN
lill -I V V1K.
\V vsimvi.ton. March 17.?In the Senate to
av , *i nat >i iinii' ottered a ieas
I ny of tbs Interior te report io the Senate the
ii.oin - ol persona who have had pension
ponding fra moir than tan jnurn anil lo abo-* the con
dinon nf sn eh ap]
Bot been disposed of. Mr. Hoar said Inquiries were mun
don- lunn all paru ol thc eountrj asto]
iiiidi-j'.- did. No tragedy could be put on t bi -
.ii which omchi more *
n.miled min. especially ol American li
io na day a
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hope- di ni i'd. ni the poverty, sorrov
who Miibmi wo
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ROUSE BILLS AND RESOLU1 '?
\Y \ hum i in, March 13, I :
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Bj Mr. Buckner, of Missouri, permitl
v.- ,,-.- ol ;
Bj dr. Iii witt, "
the co narc of Ihe dla i dollar, and rn
tin -,. ri ruy of the Treasury to print
Boles ol the d' m.um! ni . the hill
lt ai intended bj the Ni ? 1
Hy Mr. sp ic u m, of N> \v Yoi:.. a ii-.
ur* ot tbe Treasury foi copi"- ol correspondence
relating to the preference -iven, lu sppolntmen
Ki vv Tort Custom House, to honorablj dischui
dbm sad - uloi -.
Hy Mi. un,-a, of North Carolina, requiring star-route
contractor* to be resldenta of tbe State m which the .onie
is located.
hy Mr follett, of Ohio, to admit frc of dm j
inti-mP-d for exhibition hi the cincinnati Indui trial Kxhl
bltion.
BrG l> \vi-?, ofVrrgl ivrnttof
jinn''or mi!.an!- in tha Distrlctoi Co.un,,,la lo ?
iiinler ? um. i-a lent- of ute
fi,- Mr *?;.? ? ...is, e ,111ns.* OB the
Ce,,rin' for ooiiies of tin I
I S pl! tl. ii ll! nf .Ills! ice ;,|,ll tin 1 ,1s-' I ,
ii-iatnui lo ? I u tonie frauds.
Hy Mr. Lo ,111-011. of Ni W-York, Sllthorizl
tar] oi u,e Treasury to pay timima
Randolph Mi il.!- nam.
Bj Mc l.imeiiii, 11 of I . ,
f-i erriary of the Ties n the
1 nr-cti i-i- ot United (Bates trade dollar* bj foi
kel-.
THE - 'I.li> SOUTH MEETS WITH REVERSE.
mr ti 1.1...K vi-.t to rna niui: si
\V\si;i\ ,i.,\, Murch IT.?Tin ' - id oath-1
nun ii- Ni.1 nu . n Lanai .crane silica suffi red a n . not la
(I.iv. hil ll.I,--, ,,f Ali,am,, ol tba < oni'iiii t. -.- OB Re
V 1.-.on of tho] ,.- |m, .
illili pavs-s , mn ,p p'-ivim- the t.'n tc I st it. t ,,1 lil, 1 .
1 lurors a-idi." wu 1.
O'..nv
.1,,- Mr. Oates did 1 ol .. ,, IM.
1 ally 1 !< ar te - ,-r. Mr. i; . .
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and pe ? on the ballot Um.
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AN Tl Hi:!' PROPOSED i a - j MAIL
WASHINGTON, Milich 1T.-I ii , A ".
PostSBaatei Uetwral il titos h
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I .a uni, tba od,
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' leans ni"! ti. .1 road. I
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Slid will..i.sat.lia-.'a.o^i. la*, m., a:il.. a .
nt noon on tte followlnc d.iv. Mr. HuMi-nasT* that the
i, tmiiil sci vice **eeentlv ?*t-il>li*lied is entirely sim .ss
ful and co*ts the Government no more than the old
facilities,
niTE PU Mit KKKOU'liON PAJBID.
Washtngtor, Milich IT. In the 8enate t.i
day. when Mr. l'iuiti1>- Joint resolution appropriating
135,000 for the auppfOsMnn Bf Hie foot .md month dla
eu-,'was MUeii up. Mr. Hiv nd souk,- In opposiiion. If
Coiiin-. oii/cd to malo Mich an apprupiiatioii
at all. he said, this 4v mild he followed hy a claim for
?2,5oio,000 fee cattle slaughtered in order to accomplish
the eradication el tin di tease. 1 "ne li-sults. m mom-,
penv.itnre, of audi a wide opening te the pawer af Ooa
utan. were bc tri i Ij eal nlahln. ta say Bethina <>f the Ina
pteper sssmnpllsn of polleepowsr, and koeal sovern
mi-nt. tie thanghl timi Cengrem shsnM eenteal itself
allh teilttaing sud dlsstsnlnsllag teferesattes la relation
to tl.e ti, atm. m of ii..- fae assninptlnn of
thc |ki he in,wit by tte United States Gea/eraaaeat ere*
thc States v.. ,- bos ter the tir-i time sadertsiten.
Mr. Bayard apohe si length fa hil peeltlon.
iicvv.is roUowedhyMeas) n.Cullom,Garland,
.. Plumb, li irria, Bhenn ia and Morgan. The op?
position lo th ? m .-ii'.' b I elli r on the .1"
,,: s,,,., , , ? of the measure
Mr. Lliimi. accepted an amciidmenl offered liv
Mr. v..:.. dding thc arordi "
? di ?? '. ? Btatea nd
I lui '? -lug thc amount apuroprl
i Mr. Plnml
moved i.n amen lineut, wini li
ll.if ii" < rat A
Hue under tl
i uiuiu il b rom! ii'- anio.mi i'm nin I
Joini i. -..luilon wu* thi n i i fi read
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ail ll - - 11,000 lo lie li -? ! hy tho
Commissioner ol Ijrricultu p i i louofthe
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.*t imping onl tbe foul
iiuiit nol lo hr i o,i,null ?
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A 8PE( iAI. DEI ii LEN! V BILL. *
WASitiNGTOH, Mureil 17. --In the Houseto?
il., , Mr. Randall, nnder Instruction from the Com
m. Ipproprlatloua, ii.d to iiisp ind the rnle* and p i ? a
special defl lencj hill. After half an lu,ur'- debate, con?
fined to the consideration ol the -nins wini li -..nulli be
grantedtothe families of dei ased Congressmen, the
rreedto. One of the clauses of the bill pro
limits the head of any department or any otu. cr of the
United stiii-s fiom accept tag volunteer aervke ned
authorized by law, The nip. ? ? fl,070.000.
Ami.ii,* the more Important Items an i rees
fm examining stt**geons of the Pen io i B ireauj B40.000
fm travelling expense* of exam uno bureau;
?230,000 im tbe Bureau ol < onstrn -lion ami Kepa ir in tbe
Navy Department; BIO.",OOo for fuel, li-^-lit- and watoi
for public biiildinir*: 9100,000 for furniture inr ptihlie
building* 1 -.ni.'sm for ai
ol pu dh build hrs; full 0001 ? eompleti the hui! I
? m., -?;. Louis; glOO.000 ut ("Inrlii
IM) al alb 111* N V.; $30,000 fol lin M
,1 -i Memphis:' 806. Ooo for hearing, '
and venlllatlnirapparatus for public buildings; $25,0oo
irthei u , . - ,o.n rn -.., 1 ?,,- ii in-.-.ui-ipili of snhsld
,, :.;",,o,10 nu p.ivu.,_ lin- nu,nundi r
alary of 1 hi il 1 lh< Xl \'IIIth
widow -.1 ntntlvi-a who
imo died are Haskell, Mackey, Cutts, Rerndon and
roo;,'.
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( ONGRESsMES WEARING 1 UK GREEN.
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Washington, March 17.?The Irish members
of i'n ii >u e of liepie-i:. ? ribbon
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WASHINGTON NO!
Wvsiiim.i March 17. l*)S4.
Iii'im.'c;- in i i nut vi.i. in February there ai
rived in thi ? istoma districts ol Baltimore. Boston, lie
.loll. Hui',-ii, Mum.-so-.i, ;.? N'ear-York, Pasaa
my. tTiUadelpbia, ? - i nu
Ullgraula.
A'um. Boucrros os nts Tm i-mr. -Tin- President
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As Ai-pp.ii-i.i vipin Exu ? appropriate
prlutln ' foi i ri ut ti.,-,ii
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di ii.u-i ? y appropriation.
ItisM-i ri i'i,..1 i i iu*.' - E -i -ported
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ii amendment, ihe b ? ?; bi bini tocomjN-l
i he pm- i au >u ol ,
cree.
t,, it ii n ip r* ii . n --ii i . in ibi . Ben itoi ?
to ' ,-? u
pormlt the oamera of vessels of I in mt-rchan
iii,
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.-'oils
with I vessels, ,ui- ii fro i ilie r
want oi skill u
i.n bater.
'rn Coko session ai Lirhari lu u The ITonse today
lu.-.lc tbe .-'"u ,1" bill
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I.AILUOAD INTERESTS.
RAPID TRANflIT HARMONY.
Tilt COV.MISSPIM !is lui Mil WPANCIIV ?Uti'. STAND*
ARD oil. COMPANY NOT IMI Kl -ill).
At tin- iiipi-tin-'oi' Hu Rapid lr.iii-.ii Coaimta*
Binnias jesHnrtsy. Mr. Itewaii adieaai sa saneaalaaem' lo
tin- re-eiiutioi! of I'i'csiiif-iii smiiii , haagtag Bas aawmtl te
l-e mid to the city by the rompany teUStrm'Us-g tte BTW
railroads from 0 i>er seal of tte s*i**ssreeetpts ta
cut of tin-profit*. Preartdrnl taitth prefer lsdChe resoln
j lion as origins ly oil,-cd. Alfi somedtaenastoall waa
' laid nv er.
The published rtstensenta thal the Commission waa
not ha: mo'iioi-.s, aaa that the Standard OdOompaaj was
Bl Ihe bottom Of Hie plan to build i able ritilto.nl-. hil Si
I thc iittoiitlon of th" Cotuniis-inner*. A Triiu'nk
i n ism,* hy impiMies sawag them oMalaed I is foUowlng
i esprasadrans of splidos .
OomndaalonerStewart: Webave disaareed a.. to the
- uud a - to iii.- law. There ha* been no
? on linc of
Ihe ri ni.-* Tlie Lexlnsion Avenue rout'' waa adopted bi
Ihe volo* ol tin- pi.-i'i ut. n. - If, Mr. Uvermore and
irle, Mi. B>rd volln Bea ii il All ol the other
route* were adopted by a majority rotc, and to
iniiie- the pi-ivi-., waa added that, ii tbe Board ls uot
| iinlboi . ti.,' rn ida sh ill no be
I know nothiuf it 1 ?
un aware it ha i do with thc
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r .ipun -uni li been nnini*
mon- in our v .iii - ni i
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nr-'uiii - ? lon ol - - -,-np ,n\ to ? ,uio.nl*.
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<-.?.-? ivrd: I do not 1 a Ihcr ''ie
Wanilar i OH ? imip mj baa ? .
? in with Ihe action pf Uie Commissioner*.
li has !? -.1 nol lins bi do with mme.
a mi nc-,-1 of t!i" new
coi:i], nc . We have nol I) ur votci. hui
ll ive le ell p.' ,
Mr. i itidonl (
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,.-u.ii .in i, ,n linn haa nol
nani iuiouk,
le of tcith tn
nient that there has been a waul ol'inn.ny ba?
the mi elinga ,,f the t oniml
uuurrclliug on the part ol tba Cownisil
? know uoihins of the standard "i Comi*any. If they
have anything to do with the uetion of thc Kapld rransil
? i ii c..- no hi ; 1 of it.
1 ? P -I,...- corni*, l to the Board
: upon na have been Inspired by the horse railroad and
? i ? dirnad Inion il I The lime of tbe
? nde l. I ro to albany 'hi* after
I noon to make the rlosliiK araru nu it be'nre the Renate
I end. 1 h ".
j simply tbe counsel of thc Comm Isalon. and havenothlng
to do with it except , - lae bu Iness, l> baa
eu--i n ,000 to carry the proji >l thus far. In
el.ulliic the feea of speolfd rounael who were called to
make lt certain iii.ii no mlstal In res ;'-' lo
tin li ratltj ol al) thi ai la nf the i mn rhi re Ima
been (W.OtSi t|ten< foi Bdvertlalna. alone Ex-Benatcr
'lom ii, :,,ci leaves mi office to-day. I save him
herc to iransaci hia bu Ines*, bul he made statements
upon which were based attacks npon tbe Commission.
?\ti--l 111 ? .iii,- ,,.* Cu- ( on,mi-.loll li.i- lu i ll ev;
i" in siimc ol ibo routes, rhe i aentj
so oi,.! i. route will be changed to Twentr-slxth-st. and
lue ITiin.en::i-*t. route will ne cli.ini.-eu so ii- lo nm
li Wesi Mxtei mi- nih-ta, K
H.. i. ? n, tare I all de-1 ta (omun-.o e* Bmit'aand
livid .-- "dummies," bul on thc eontrar) i
r it tl il Mi -un-:, m w
ntly elvin* in* time
tu tbi ?? ??- nf the Commla lon, -eil though the Com
'inbavi n il
I ' ? ?-. I. . li,-,-ll a Miles.
Killi t,.e ;,ou- iuivii route*,
till
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! rm rt li ive ?' ?- ? Forty-si rm i ?' . bul
rn, -,-:., u ipH st ton exist* in the minds ol th -
sit-in ra uh
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i v.i;vi:i'.ASs|\,, i-n: Mlssot'BI i-vciii pol
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sr. I. ii i-. March IT.- A dispal -li from Pori
Worth, i ? trouble i .,m be
? un ir i Rallwa . . i the r,
? i in- t.. i rn, i dm -s nit p-in,it tbe latter
tu transport gooda on Ita road; bul on Saturday
Di" T ld : lin
their freight tu winici.i.... rbis was declined; when
upon the Ti i ? ked the rn ij
? a, iimi by fu i the mi n ol
tbe I" ?? .- i from loading theil fi. i?iii. '.
ii.iv tbe railroad -' itl m pre., -ii -,| u war ll ki ippe tram --.
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I Company announce* thal betwi*on April 1
ni ,ui nu- ttrouich
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sud dining ears. Aborter tim* sud fewer chas "* BIS
claimed as mtv antaSJI * of thi* roiitr.
Bia* riv. -, ,i Match 17.--?ienernl Manurer Totvne. of
lbs ? tatra] pa, He. bb * hi* road will probably put ona
train to connect with the fast nail trains Blreadyestao
llahad
-iv |-|UM|?ro, March IT.-Tl.e Southern T'.u Uh Bead
wssopened thia fl n.ifor rrelghl trabutolaos An
Keir*, and passenger train* iv ill rc oiiiuiem-c running to?
morrow Thc washouts umi breasts en the Artsona Di*
vlsi,rn will BS all repalr.-d by \\ cdm-day, putlilK? I he
road in lum. Inrnrdei tu Ni vv orleans. T lu repa
Iweenl needles will be completed by Taara
day.
Mil )v ni r. Mn. li 17. The nenin! report of the d.'
Milwaukee aad Bt Paul Railroad shows: Oross
-.?tenses, Ineradrag tates
and iu-iii.mee, *KI.77-..o.T, : rn t ennui,... S0,ftnj,786j
mcresse of nel - eriara,tl,681,lSr2; d**eresse
in e.,-i ni op, i- -tin c.ul per mi!,-, tin.eui-; Increase
- earnings pei mlle, gslflfl; Bttrplua for b*:i.
' l*7!?, aller pu', iii" ;. div lill : il Ol 7 P " ?*n1 ol! pre
and common stock and Interest on bouda; total
il road**1.7( ? ngbeen 240
mites built or purchased duri mc the year.
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(.i'll 1 IN -I.', ri N ll? TO BE HANGED.
fm i.nKt i p -?. March 17.? 'n't't B. Griftin
?C., , mj [fol I iv. The court
? med aboul
,.:, be v u- (riven n ? nun, 8 IO BBJ i
few ?**.mis. He declared that Miller fhr**w the fata
,i,i thal whi ii lu- tn a i1" pm he did bo without
i ? -I to know what i"
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thal yon mn foo wenl
wit', !?? nun'- lu Hu ' alu ??
house with ti, . : while
one ul v, urpai
Instruction* to throw lt under the bed, yon stood outside
vv.uiiii,; i ii iii' , rploslon to compel thc np
?ii your
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i. m..! ked m.ii lu li ul I,tm : ,?
inc. fie then -entenccd Uriffln lo lie banged Mn*, 9. The
i llu-li, ,1 un Instant, and vi id In
!<-s-. .IuiIl<- Barnunl also showed emotion.
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IBl n.i.!.'.!:.vi':i ro Till' ratBt SE. !
Cha imam. Much J 7.?*Th fun iral of Henry
A. Tilden, si Wes Lebsnon thia afternoon, wss largely.
led. Brief remarks were made bj tbe Rev. Mr.
Jimmes, of Alu,m. s. j. Tilden waa detained ?
count of pi i,.-aiiii. A special tram arri vine here si i-io
p. m. brought about 125 personi I emwereBcn
lovi -noi i! i*nn r
Maxwell, Homer A Nelson, Deputy Treaaui I
I'iiyn, [buuel M innln r, ?1 I ? Irgul, _j nra <'.
of Real Vork, and sevenil other oouutj oaf
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Ai CIDERTAL DROB'SINO IN I HATHAM.
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Chatham, March 17.?'lin- bod) of n man
drowned In Adams's Pond, near thi ri .d.'it,
was recovered yeaterday, and an Inquest was h ld
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lui,, ii liulttednitn
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' ! fl l vs mu CU il LEAGE.
Los Aro elks Cal., March L7.?John L.Suili
\ ni ex] ?' Mervlne riioiupson,
itnd p' efera the IS ? y ru."-. He v. ll] tx
in Ne* Orleiu His backer ha* lele
icccp un -? oi i u- i liulleiuje.
i an Li ". March it Dunesu c. Rosa, Thom
ba, kel lathe pro). n.lc arith Sullivan, says |
o vi.nit an) gntc-moue* mi.-.t, bul a llghl
pp i. H
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[ii i us pres. :,- m | that In- will
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Baltimore, M:irch 17.?*Ifompr Peaves, a
di uta] department
i.l dead lids
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Iou A ti.1 , Celo
bruted Holstein cw, owned by T. fl. Wales, fleerctat** of
the National llolalein Bi-c.-dcrs" A**oi hit iou, died thia
morning from ml'k fever. Th* SSW and her calf, which
also died, were valued at -Jil 0,000. MeWSBBS Ino' th"
xrcate-t milk and huller record In the woild.nml took Ia*
Breeden* Oa etti oap, at f'hlcaaro lani full. Her In-Half
sold fm t4,000.
oniii Mn.
JERMIAH LEAYCRAFT.
.Tcn-niiiili l.ciivcT.itf. oi tfreftrntof bt*jer*h
I A Co., Ros. 140sad 149 rVari-St, daai yesterday nt ht*
j Imme. No. ll Kn-t Forty-*!xth-sf.. of dropsy. He was
? tho neel known mer, hunts n, iii, B/SSa Indie- iia-P'.
and WSS S iiu-iiiImT of IBS 1'iodlicc. I nfl''.', Petroleum Ulld
Msrltlme Ezclmnges, and of the ("hemberof Oomaierte.
He was born la Bermuda in 1817, sad sooted lathe
shipping business In this etti in i--,:t. Although hs eas
rarely al bia office In tbe last *ix mont lia, he aaa confined
tobi* borne ,-nlv three weeks. Ile leaves a family of
i one aon, I he son. Charles f... wsm
pattin r iu lin nun, Mini Bill i old niue Ihe iiusini**.*.
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I'm. ,, X. V., March 17. 1).- Witt C. t.iovo.
ex-Mavor of Utica, and for more than t rsoneef
? r- of /;.? Ultra t I IS New-York
City this cumin., at thc age ol ttfty-elghi rears, ii ii
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term of Cult in Hull, who
n i-oi. and a..cn lu I
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U H.LIAM ll. I i I K.
Akxapoi.19, March 17. Judge Vfilliam H.
ne of the mos) prominent citlzenaof Annapolis,
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1'iv-,- Vak, v. Y., Milich 17.-r.i-. Byron
Hi ii ,i, Starkey, Tates Couul . on - iturda* ol
ll is In hi- rift.*, du yea U
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OBITUARY NO
Bas i:.-iMi-, o. Mared 17.-rii- death of Mrs. Annie
Key ] - ' I ii.if of
the ??-?
? ui i ed at Mai i Land.
ii vKKi-ni m.. i'euii., Mar. li 17." Mrs. Elisa E. Halde
msn, one of Harrisburg**- oldi I I , died al noon
ni, and Jin i'i Haldei to Den?
ni ark.
ira, rn i . iiui ii 17. -Henry Brou a, eoioreat, igc
121, died here today, He was bo.a tbe plantation oi
Lionel Clayton, on Jsaass River, near Jameelewn. Va.,
ami when iift>' Ave years old ese,.ped to < mada, where he
ed evei ?iuc*\ He claimed to remember lieoi re
u i-inn_im,. nod said thal on one occasion be drove bini
: in his 1.1,i-i i - plantation to Washington.
WHEAT STILL FALLING.
A, liv uv in IBU OBaUM IX CBICACO?COBS
AM' PIP'V i-luV- DI lt .
ii ni i i.nii'll ro TBS rmi:'
('lin vco, .M.ucii 17.?lt look-* tonight m ii
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withs . exploring* party, northward from the
:,, tbe Oregon motin un!*, ?? a revlon,'
" naiver bcfori visited by any geologist, bo
or artUt.and traversed onlj In part bj Kramen) Vi
Jd, the*
i ni.ci,ms. i be bodli a of
i under water proved thal a volcanic
eruption had oecurred then probahl* aol mora than a
century ago. Bey flan, they earns ta the Ave
? ? u ile coarse ol tin* Klamath
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Ju. omi nu monal un p ni io tomi u
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crater of the old vol
i - bi a beautiful dova er garden,
In Auk
ls ls lb.d thi region ai mind is . av
, lt. Ihe ll
- lunn tin
'.(Mill
Hi id 'ni
lhere lu inf! thc
luouotoui ot volcanli action.
TUE GREAT < ll a VOA IS J HUHS.
1 hadn't seen Mr. 1'ilden foi several rt-ara,
? -I to see (he .ie <? .
i , nv cr hi ii durtn-i thal Inti i \ J, lu--, ,d ol Hie
u of niauhood, he i ? wu ?
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il in p. , lum i.m.
I lil- i-hiiUgi i lille nu ii,
uuii eomuclli il in
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iii huu,I linn loree, i.i ,i np this
died, bul
llb mi m. n cm * ,,ud licanl from lu-h,i , iii, iv ls
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iud olli
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The Young Men's Pi mot-rath' Cluh lu-t
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be eiuplo), -i ' lion ol
i i don aa II m., r itv i indtd lb li
ill.,I (...Vc liol cu \, ku
I over until the neat inostlsa.
OLEOMARGARINE DEFENDED.
WflAT 7 tu: BfANlTACTUBEBa BAT.
NO NITRIC acid i -KU?Tilt: PBOtMWl 021 uh;
a rou an n ? mw ai inn.
Tin >cti;itc Coiiiinittcc on Public Ifealth rc
-iiiiu d li- lin|ii1ry Into Ihe mumf.-/ Hire and *nle of uni .
talion ind adulterated dairy product- at Hie hfortna
Ho,isl psst ? iii.iv. -i.-nitor l.ow. i hiiiruiiin: Senate,
Ssa md A. B. Thornton. ? | .?mlle.-, uttta
pie-iuif '1'. M. ?-,? cir. a lualiiilai lurer ot lulita i
)saicd i.s . nun-, ' foi lin- o'- um ai/ ii lije jirialuc |
1 of whom were in anendaaee, An ops.
io tin- ou osaargsatas smantBetfueve to disprove the
, statements Brads on Mutunfuy that tin- Ingredients of
a arere all anwhaftsseaea aadsstneof
d.Ulcerous to hiimuii life. Tin- Iir?t -> itu.--* .Nathan I.
A I ,i, , Iii.iliulactiliel. ,,f ,,
Karine nt Ve. 84% Gre*, S i; RChsi
alie willie-* vv lu, un .s,itiuday kWBBB (hal I"
j ami linir ami w i- greatly inpnd lo aorkiug iu .
.'. ' - ES* Pi;, roi... il for him Im
and th. t lu- va- il: . : .
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-.?natur I ,--. Ind you hive him evimlrn !
delan I A. I did not. I advised adm se go ta a ie
tj. led :? admil re
DB. MORRIS OK MICK Ai ID AND Olin
Dr. ?.e. r ,m
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ii-i i in i ookin >
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? .if Hui." v. ? ,i, il
I,uinau .stoiu.u h; tl,.
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would have no effect mi Hu lard Th.- bm
gitrine would liol nu i ?-.i.-c the number of sdi
i ot uer butter w,|.- ii-. ,| 1;. i. I i,
I by lin- use of nit' e add \ ??
j hair oo lid nut in- nil- ciel io handling nit' ie nea-L
I,- - i, i' -; I .- to brea tau tin- fumi - of ult
1 wo.ihi irritate the lungs' and pnsluci coughing ll
used i- a disinfectant, A di
uti, i tin I,, iii ned hair, hut diluted nitric add asald
| not. i have used lt aa. an aid to digestion; dilub
j would uot affect tbe -i -t, m fleleti 11 I
l a much stronger aolutlon to deodorise and destroy I
in lard than i? uar i tn oleomargarine locton *. i:
tuen be verj injurious to tin nuiuan stoma* i.
i; lr anfllclenl nltrli acid were put Into thi
i.-ni .i to i|,,Mimi/, the lard mn deartroj this se, BoeM lt
uot be dan genius then 1 A. It would.
i; ls uot nitric acid a poison! A. lt la a mineral and
deadly poison. It ifould lie dangerous to tuc lard
hud luci! deisloTl/.ed liv it* Usc.
I1 H hal I-tue i tlc-t Of th? mid on the hiiiu.ni .st.nii
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Irst; lt voi.'.ii linn 1 -, '.. i?tnc |ule< -.
??? 1-e the takli g or :n>. nie ? V I
think small doses ot Fowler's solution every dav a
.inn..a- '.ut i.ii.'iiu beneficial. .Nit..
I- not iii|u:
</. Is not tin Increase of gostric [tl
tun to throw ol tbe poison I 1 '.... |-.,..-,u, m ,,
ten. and helpful tn I The system
n,1,m poison oil nat nra y sn.v mote than lt wonld throw
viv. what clmiici- lilllie acid ?
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Hu ve yo
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to outr un oloomiii - |
cleanliness ..-, , , factory ls much to b
u .iii.. ,1.1 ry 111 un -I.de.
- o .iou ii-c coloring mall.r in your pl -.
A. 1 du. always. ?
',' Did rou mit know it to beagatnsl the law! a I
did not II .- done bj even '.,,,ii ?, j
colorins a* 1- ti u 1 tn
1 ? ,v ? dd u in-ohibitori | v "firth.
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la*s iii Ohio uu-re:, , d it- Mle teni, dd nun..'.
you would -. ? -ii.' here.
HOW MICH Ol.lAiM U'dAl'lNIi Is fsi ,,,
v w iterbory, h ? go. IIS
U.lltell -I. , (Of till p i-l live V
recommend a law to
v. hat 11 ls .md have 1. \
Butler." H.-. out Inned:
Ti n million pom
mid consumed In thi.
Ilboill eight lu,ands to e.11 hm 1
article t.. lie p ire Ul 1 he dthj . ind I will
1 11, ni 1 ? of Itu* cimiuin
... reiKiried to tbe
tho
ir? ."ue ,. uuiii the ia
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