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vices and the collin avus closed and l*>rne to tho
hoariV. Outside fha .house Ihe street was
thronged with spectators who reverently doffed
their letti ns tin* paB-bcaierS deposited their
sacred barden In the hearse and while las atten?
dants tempo: iril.i buried it nuder as many towera
a* could l>e pleeetl therein. The prseeaslon
then star'ed for the church.
THE rUXXJUL PRO! ESSIO!* nv its way.
In th.- (hst borrlaee wsa the Rev. Dr. Teuala
I,. Hamlin, tho officiating clergyman. rben
cam? the pall-besrerr; Senator Hale ol Maire.
S-imtor Frye cf Maine, Senator Morgan "t Ala?
bama, ev-S|?.;iker Reed of Maine, Representative
Bsa telle of Maine, IJeereaentative Ititi of Illinois,
(formerly Mr Illa,m's Assiatant Secretary of
State, Representative Bingham ot Pennsylvania,
in which Stat.- Mr. Blaine was lulu. Genet il
Thomas Ewiaj, of ohio laeeond cousin ot Mr.
B'aineI, John Hay leg Assistant Secretary <d State',
Joseph ll Manley ot Augusta, A!iii"i F. Jenka and
F. V T. Kl.v.
Afterward there followed Hi.- immediate familv
of tho dead mun, who entered the carriages as?
signed thean in the foBowing order: Mr- Blaine,
Miss Harriet Blaine, James <; Blaine, jr., mn the
box of this carriage rode Fred Brown, the family
butler ; Mrs. Danroocli, Mrs, Emmons HI un.-.
Miss Abigail Dodge, Miss Pries iMr. Blaine's
nursi- ; H. (i. Maine and family, and Hampton
Denman, of Missouri. Frank and Henry Stanwood,
and Walter Stinsons Horses stanwood. Augustas
Stanwood and his wife, W. Il Hnteh, In t:;c next
carriaco were Hrs. Johnson and Hyatt, the attend?
ing physicians in Mr. Maine's last Illness. The
(listinsuishe,! ?uests followed. The arnagementa
weic admirnbly superintended hy W V. Curtis
at the request of the family.
Tho Presbyterian church of thc Covensnt, where
Mr. lllaine waa a pewholder, is a modern edlllcc
vtah a lofty, ptetoreaqne atone tower, capped
with red UKng. It is at tin- corner ?>( Conneetl
cut-ave. and N-st.. apposite th- British Legation.
and in the heart of th.- fashionable northwestern
eastine of the city. Anticipating a tremendous
pressure for admission t<> thc secred edlgee, a
squad of police had been anni there early in the
moriiitij; to surround the building with a line, an 1
to excl-de all nm specially invited.
?LORAL DECORATIONS ol' THE CHURCH.
Thc decorations at the church were rich and
effective. The terra-c formed by the pulpit and
the rail separating the oigan gallery from the
platfoim aft ir.led a harttfronnd for a etriktnrj
ma/sing of plants and cit flowers. On the edge
of the pulpit cut flowers were rame I in a ribbon
ten or twelve lashes in width. 'Ihe blooms com
pnsed renes, hip's of the valley, Btaleus, -ii na?
tions and hyacinths. Below thia ribbon and liang
lnr from it amiss the front ami the curved aides
of the pulpit were short festoons of smilax. The
baptismal font at the ria lit of the pulpit waa
twined with smilax, and bore in its bowl a bunch
of lilies, fiver the cut flowers weic foliage plants.
A similar ribbon of cut Bowers, Inclu lin- als
narcissus and Jonquil*, ran alon- the upper edx*
of the rail of tho organ lift. This was matted
in ferns and esosjrsgua ^f either end of tia
rall, acai'ist the wsB, Stood an immense rubber
tree, and sewering over all Immediately behind
tho leading tie ah were two Kentiae palms. The
front of the ergots was covered with curt.mis ot
smibiv. draped from Ibe apex of Hie instrument
to thc candelabra on the s*i?lr? walls of the organ
loft. This decoration was made under the dir"
tion of Mr. Brown, publks gardener. Tin spa'"1
in front of tho pulpit, in which the coffin lay. wat
entirely revered with Hie floral emld-ms which
?ccnnipuniel thc body from the hons,..
Thc relatives and psBbearera occupied Hie fii?i
eight rows of scats In. the main aisle. Behind
them were seated the President, Viee-Prsaident,
Cabinet ofiicer'. Speaker Crisp and naembera ol
the Supreme Court with their families. Inter
mixed with them were Baron Fsva, rican ol th*
Diplomatic Corps; sir Julian Pauneefote, Hrifisi
Minister; the new Russian Minister. Prince Car,
catnzenc; representative* of th- French, Ger
man and Spanish lacerations, an 1 nearly all tin
Ministers from South and Central Amer! a, a
well as many Senators and Representatives in ri'l
dilinn to those present at the bouse. Among th
Senators were Mcs-rs Sherman, Sawyer, Carey
Vooeheea, Morrill, Washburn*, Pelter and Cock
roll. Five of the Justioea ot the Supreme Court
headed by the venerable Justice Field, arrive,
early. Tho others were Justices Gray, Blatch tori
Brown and Shires. Chief Justice Fuller jninei
them just before the ac*vlcci began.
f>n t'ne left of the ehurch wea a delegation fro;
the Union League club of New-York compriain
the foBowinf: Thomas C. Acton, Cornelius >
Miss, M C. I>. Minion, J. Adria noe Bash, Willi .1
Jirookliehl. Thomas H. Wood, Le Grand 1
Cannon, Colonel S. V. H. Ctuger, Thomas 1
(larked Chauncey M. Desew, GrenvilVs M. Di ! ??
Joel H. Erhardt, Sigourney w. Fay, John ll
Hinton, Hrayton Ives, Thontsa L Jamet
Arwon ii. MeCeek, Whitelaw Ueid; Will
lam Q. Ri.Mle, Elihu Boot, Jeaae Seligman, -loin
Sloane, William L. Strong and Allied Van Sent
>*ood. There were also delegations from th
Stat* of Massachusetts end from thc l'ni"i
League Club of Philadelphia. Warner Mil
lor. Theodore Roosevelt, Henry Cal,ot Lodge au
ex-Representative Mark Duniicll, ol Mlnneeoti
Were w'it-h these delegations.
MR. DAM ROM'll PLAYS AV (HP.AN VOLUNTAR1
It was exactly at 12 o'clock when the solem
organ music nnnounccd the nriival of thc funert
party at thc door of thc eburcb. As the sud pn
cession moved up the aisle Walter Damns !
Mr. Blaine's son-in-law, who aros at the oreel
played an improvisation made up of themes <
several hymns which Mr. Blame loved. All pre
egg) rose and remained standing as the tunori
party moved down thc aisle.
Dr. Hamlin, thc pastor, walked at the hes
of thc mourners, and holding in his hand an op*
book containing tho ritual of the Presbyteria
worship, read as he advanced selections from tl
Scriptures. Behind him esme the li morary pal
bearers, two abreast, Senators Dale and Frye, tl
representatives of the dead man's State, lcahr
the way. The family followed thc body and ton
the front seat sn the lett, near the eofhn.
When all were seated the organ cease I, and li
Hamlin, lining from his phire ni the pulpit, lieu
tho church services with the tessUng ol ariecttol
from tho Scriptures. The rea lin,: tiinsh-d, pra;i
was offered up by Dr. Hamlin. This, which Wi
tl*? only approach to n funeral diaeoune thi
marked thc ceremonies of the day, was aa fa
lows:
DR. HAMLIN'S PRATER,
Thanks b* unto Thee. Ahmgaty Hod, leal vg fae
u>u> u?? ptaaaaea st d-nth "tm seth ?o:d* ot triumph i
lh?<. Thanks l>e unto Ties., 0 Lard iotas Chi lat, (h
immortal MN I? n- BMSO ? aim ?urmlse, 3 probable spec
laU-n. but an esssref t*ct. TSaakS he unto Thee,
Holy Spfslt of (kid. Hut Thou hast rsveobal *'< Ibo bsei
gpj) mindil of niisi those truthful verities apse whi.-n *
rest (when huiron life pas??-th UK- a shailnw, when 01
hopis are ill (rasaratCd std our plans ag pul |a hang
ta the presence of the 5:est d-'atroyor.
Thank* be u-.lo liol the K*th-r ard tin- Hoe Sad V,
Holy Ppiilt tor CnriUian triumph lu Iii- pteoeuss of L
ops* grave. We reader Thee in Un* as* rsd ami taloa
place aol pretence, o f,od. saw tribute sf gratlSeS* r
?hat Thou SMst Bath* Thy terra it, whoa* srhn are a
uaw committing to tue ijsatlae psseo ?.f all Hts Urta*, v
Sunk Thee for all thnt BMadOl ssstowaMM wita arfel
Thou didst b!c?a lam, fm- ah the lid-llty In . ult-re ni
rsnaenu, t In tin- pursuit rf a:; that nakc- t'ie bess
Blind atatl *ud true and BtTOag uni BSgbty Ihat matk
bis life.
We thank Thee for Iii* pairie: j?m, his ?-r? ne jud I
eh*nclti? faith lu the Institutions of tho land he lovi
We thank 'Hie- for his lervtoa* to hi* waalitj In div- ?
ream of j??ri 1 through critical time* ?(? adiir holding
bl* confldence In the grea'. piitu !p!>-* linn und-ill" 1
Institution*. Wc thin). Thee for lil* fulfil In 'i'd. I
?sith in leesa Chads*, iii* orecytiaet of mm a* his p
aonal Saviour and Hf d-< o-r. We thank Tl.? f ? I
broad charity. Ma bnaate** and awttSaeaa of h-ait tl
THERE ure 40,000 families in an
near *>v? iori* who buv tlio
LADIES' HOME JOURNAI
More tliini Ton.oon copies sold tliioiiijl
out the country monthly in cities an
the larder towns.
USE POND'S EXTRACT
FOB
PILES.
Mrs. EMMA HlbL, ladawapoilt, lad "I have
?Sered s- Inteateli ri -rn pi I.I > 11*1 I haw wonti I lo
.uiiiut nil-Id" nut thanks t' youl i-..i:-,I- I inn i ui-1.
'?ind and well, mid sal* Bte* two Vi- nt ''"fl.f
'?Mi'- EXTRACT a:.ii -ti- I. \ "f l'i'N.'s EkTKAtT
1X1 .MINT.'
lu connect'on with Pond'- r.\tr*ct u? POND'S IX
RAC1 OINTMENT foi PILI?- Ven eda iel -ut.
AVOID s!|isTI'IMl->. Uenulnr mad -
?a l'a I (trsi t , .... JG I ltth*a\ .. Xi a Voik.
on Iv liv
\V'
Impreaaed till tho* (hut tove nan and acive
thank Thee foi ins ttrong bm ally aadei ll* great and
-ruablag bereavement* thal rn the** 1**1 jreai hav* fallen
? I-ii lum mid ayon his i: ,11-. ii.,'i. W? lhasa TS -% f i
ala fortltud* daring sit these weeki ol waltina, lot his
paiteaee sod ic* eeattene>s. uv thanh Thee, i. ni. foi
iii thal oar departed brother, through TM gi see, wsi a*
SOM and .ltira, a* patriot, j- a M fVSOl ol li- country,
?is haehand uad futh-t la tba beaatlfnl lite -( the bane.
Ani un-., arc eetresi Thee, 0 Oed, thal Thy M,fon
may iom- apse tim? thal jr- nm-t neaily liereaved, 11-.:? t.
thew meeibeia -f i, ? ova aewcboM *ad thone atat
kiiidi: l may Ik atrsng ut faith. tru*tlni la i-'si alene, bim
whli- there ilii'-s to timm Me ii a -ti'iin "( lympathy from
ali |<nts of Un- hind (lad of thc wm ld. SS I'l'V Iii? Uni,
i.iring it ?iih giatltade, they may real aol ia lt, tint
in ta- pri?i'-ss aympatby of th- son .,t Gad. Wa entreat
Tia" that thev may b- SSS* to Ink. aol in:, til" U| U
grave, int mn, th,, aaoe beaven*, aol iii wbai they havs
lota, hut ut wHat iii- deal oat gaea in's left behind.
And wa eiiire.it Thee timi Um fragrant amt proclou*
n-morl'- "f this deal liu-liind ont tstber, friend and
Uiu-aian, easy Le their --lu e la thi - desolate .md trying
days.
Wo a.ii tay btes*ns, 0 Lard, our <;?.!. arno the
{Executive renartneai ,r tin- Uovrremoat ?:t'i which Tay
?-?rMiiit. wa- m Intimately a--", late I. We roma'- il to
Tb** ihe pr-ideal st the ratted stat?, the w-.-i'i-i
drat on1 Bli th- lin-ml-i- al the Cabinet With whom our
deponed brother ktl.d. Aad w* r-ntrvatihai anon them
all In thi? i?bm nt koa* sad lal* ara adaMriiaJoa -f Iheh
o?n mortality, ii.cr,. may rant* a comforting ron?c!ou?ue??
lad aeiea* traal la '.-i and Ute Lord .i.-n- Chrl t.
We pray ti. Oat rather, tor tb 'ongi - of the
Catted States, la who-e rona Ila foi ? lona Th? nant
pirUtlpated and with such larluenee f- i wd. We ea
:r--at Jh-> t.-iit every member ,,f ihe Conui s ia be
leipHased anew arlen ra- aeed of tra*l In nod, la prcpara
l.o-i lot thi- ev-ut thin .-oin'tii al te '?? all, and thal theil
work beatefortb sat] be don- nader Ut* raw leo*ao** af
their reapaealbillty i. lead under the powei ol io ? ndi,--.
iif.-.
Wa ssh Thy bte**lo3 apes al ear ?.monwi ilth. We
commend lo Theo .-p-aiiu in State in which otu
i athel v -i bora set Bm stile thal adopt >i bini and thal
ti!,-tli-r i .ail - tn.div In bl* illu-t: lou* -:\i--. and WO
pray Thee, that th* rxerutlvc- and i-v.-'.s; ?? ? ot ill
commonwealth* nsy be nea of ia,d. thal they niy tra t
?ind -rv- Th.-. We a-k Thy ll.--in:. '? Lo.(I u
the people -J Ihe I lad i ui * Ike minion* thal ? ta iii ruI ir
tiil-'itA have loved Mai who?s voice aa nam -r them have
bea td, who* ? toonveJ aa auiny 'f utera ha> I Po* I, I il
who now t at* -p cehl a* In <i sth. Wi entreat Tb - thal
i is patrlotUra, I la loftj purpo -.:--;. al tani
love for the Inatitntlona ol the lind nu] animate a
poop, and may be ? blessed brritag foi every lUzeo (
lb* RepubJii.
We '"ha.''I l' Thc- Hi- nations .' ti, ptrth | rill
th - hinds ihet hove f-it. lae touch ol hi* hand in Ha
great relation* cf diplomacy, and we pray Thea iliai
amy cona- ta them ail * nan- profound tm t In Hod, I*
people, In ti-' llbeftle* wherewith ii od li nshtng peoph
ri?, and in nil tim-e hteaaed gift* (hst pome trow Ulai li
tbs nattai that haves sad aerve* the bot I ,.: '.'?? t .
.vu-l ?.? a-w Thy ble**ing, 0 Lord, upon ti.:- church
We thsnh Thee thai Thy aervaat had part In lt. ?e be
giaalag, that ne did oat de-pUe the da; of ?n?dl bing*
We thank Th? thal l.e lovid snd ail 1 it In lt* '.nh
ley* ead it- plo'-''- - Kui '- worshipped hm and ?at si
lins i- .mn.'maia t.il'1--. Wo pta) Thcg that Th"a Wilt
-.ant- io thi- church, as Thou taketh f: m ll nae u
aii-i'i-i. iii- eonaolatloa of Thy haly aplrtl sad Thia* said
inc irate.
Ami aaw, deal Lord, a* ? go beac* and lase aa
i ia. -s about the apea uia\- aul d po?lt Uiei th ? -? -i -
ami pl?'ions dttOt, wilt Thou go ?'tli B? a- ta- la
leturu t? th-ir d.sniat- )... Will Thou h- ?iu, "> ai
Wilt Thou make F""l Ihe void thal t- la their heort- n <?
this many tine* bereaved, tai- sorely aaVrt d bou?ehol
have iii- ni,m.il,mi roartort ami atrength and graet s
Ji-us i Brill, ,,-ir Lord, sad we beaeerh Thee, oai llcovenl;
I'atle l. that IhroUghOUl all the lani and IhrOOgbOBt B
th- world, warta rei Ute eye* and heart* ol men ar
Pimms at th,- hour toward this place, wherever aay ?
?eadine '<? 'tod the tribute* el thank* f-r Ihe aervli ? (
Jil* ute. wherever lhere ia aorrow lo-day, w? oatreat Thi
thal ihv presence may s<Hth.- every ?oirow and lhai lb
hope nt Immortality may be in-pir-i afresh In -mtv heart
i [ive eui -in-, rttetve aa all halo Ute number ot Ti?
ll ar ihiin-i-n,, help oa a* t. Ilvi last we -'mn be read] a
any mental to beat Thee ssy, "shu. daughter, lbj woi
i-in carin ls flni-in-d, rome bone"; and *o kc h. at la t
may tiu-i.. apea the door* -f the s-at ot dod; ond may ?
Btei m to lu- lott vet btesaat.
(The Lord's Prayer eras then recited by tis
pa-tor and ? part of the congregation, and tit
benediotloti waa Invoked upon all present, snd a
12:43 the church aervicea cVieed; ihe coffin wa
raised ami phtced nine iii .re in tin- hearse, all tis
dietingulahed concourse standing as lt waa laira
from the ehureb.
lt was then jjiitcil that Mrs. Blaine wa- pu
among Ihe mourners, a- iud i.u *nppo ?
Among go many deeplj veiled ti. i-- ia-r form hm
not heretofore been missed, bul lt was now whii
i'-;-il t a it. overcome by ^i let, she i a l remain ? l a
th., boase. Before the starting "f ihe iunnra
proeeseioo from lafayette Square Mts. Blaine ha
requested to be left alon- ltd a hw minutes ail
Imt dead. The parlor bud been cleared t-r thi
purpose, and wlien Mrs. Blaine emerged .sin- mad
ber way, supported on the arm-, ol ber - >n on
daughter, Mies Haunt, to Ihe room wla?re he
htwhend Im<1 died, and there nave way t ? li
uricf in utter prostration. Mrs. Hale and othe
aymnntbizinq friends followeil her tu thc ilral
ebamher, but tlicir friendly ministrations were
no avail, and Mrs. Hlaim- was Competed t . ri
main iK-liin 1 'lie funeral proeession moved trot
the church, I.cadell by u platoon ol pollee, wc*
ward out N-st. to Twenty-Ural st.. thence ijorl
to Pst., crossiic Hock < rc.-k Into I.rgel iwn.
AT oak BILL CEMETERY,
Oak Hill Cemetery is a most picturesque burit
ground. It is situated nt Ihe summit ol Georgi
town Heights? overlooking the natural beauties i
the vaBey ol Reek (reek, end almost under ti
shades of lieorgetown College. Mr. Blaine's la
restiiijr; pince was ehosen by bimsell after ti
death of his son Walker, who, ns well as i.
dnughter, Mrs. Coppinger, Iles buried near bin
lt is sa the eastern part ol thc Cemetery ha
way down the terrine un the western hank of tl
cp-ck. John Howard Payne, the author i
?' Heine Sweel Hollie,'' whose body was brougl
t?i Waehlngton, lies hurled a Utile t.> the south i
Mr. Swine.
The Bower pieces, so numerous ghat five wsgw
were neccssarv to convey them to the cemeter;
were arranged ertbdleally hack of thc grave <
:i huge snip of canvas Mud and melting sno
were everywhere underfoot and temporary plan
walks had been placed mar Hie -rave. oM i|,,.
the family, friends and official associates of M
Blaine stood darin:.' the last ceremony. <>?..?
head the sky W8S hidden by leaden el "i'U.
With the exception of Mrs. Blaine all the Cami
and the relatives wen. there, Behind them stta
the President ol the United States, tho pal
learers, anembela of the Cabinet, \'i-.> rr.-siii.-i
Morton, and many Intimate Monde and politic
associate-. Dr. Hamlin read the simple buri
service of Ihe Presbyterian (hu.ch. lids wi
followed by a prayer -o followa:
wp thaak Thc-, Heavenly i-'ath-r, thal 11 lhase a
trust iii ihit-t tee l?st -f earth i? thc am ??( il-iv
We tLank Thee that thosn aoleaa ant ?ad Bread*: "D
to dii?t, and saaos to s*h*a." ?'?? mil spoken ,,f th- a*
w*. lavas* Ttay ronfluting pro*cac* bi this aoaoehoM
they rsaara lo their /ad hon.-. Bad booeech Tho* lo sh
risil hv Thy liia-c th- void in itu-ir eserts la tho** ad I
hem* that arc ret I* fellow. Msy shell trust in Thee
iin-huUeu, and th* pic, ions ewBoty sf th, ir departed ti
?.,.- tti-m In th-lr hSBBHBBIS. Jauhl- th-m t- look aw
from th- open tomb bato th- n|? n Beaven, ?nd liv I
\l?!on of faith niay thev s-c their d..ir on- tafe with Th'
and whee ether* shan pertain for us tie-se i.i-t oat ce*
love, mar th-v have tin- sw-et ??4.irance that llu-y I
f.vet -with th? Lard.
Pergtve cir *m* ami reaelva ea whee ihl* Hie -i
Bloao, in'ii the nerleoaiaa sm and teurtty et Hf* Innsrl
in Ihs nam- mid t.,r gat BSM ?f least < hil-;, our l^.nl.
Then caine the benedifltlon, ami all thal W
iinrfal ol Jemea UiUesph- Blaine was cousigu
to earth.
lae burial was over tineen minutes after t
ptuteealon entered the cemetery, at l :30 o'eloe
slowly the crowd dispersed. President, (aim
Senators, family?all enter-d their -.urn:.'- a
i wera drives away?all bul one. Jesse* a Blah
(who Ls iunior no longer, stood battue t
kfiivo nf Ids lather until Uss mason* iml brick
j in the tktfna and tho gravedi-'jjers hid lilied
; tho remaining apace, when alf this was sens
plisbed he returned to his home, and the lsst
troup of spectators disiersed.
FITXEBAL SERVICES IN AEOUSTaV
A TRIBUTE PROM Mis oi.li XKtOBBOM TO Tit:.
M'\n -tvtVsMvN'.
Aagasta, Mc. .tan. no. while t!i- la I li^rmr- trew
i,. ii i pa, i over fa- body of James <;. Blaine at wash
I nu t ..ii tl,I- afternoon n gular lani ra! sen I?- were b*td
in (be Congregational Cbareta In thi- city, ao that the
people among whom ibe departed Hatesman hegsn bl*
i-aieer might atti-t tii-tr regard ("?? Mm a- a assn
: i'I "..ir -iirrun- :it l,i- il- alli. il-.liunh va- Ililli.
-v-r IjQCO iNT-ntis being present, luehtdtng th- elerey
men or Hie (itv. Til- altar Wai driped With Ibe
National .'.lor-, and in fronl of lt wei ptaeed a large
portrait -.f the geed .talesman, urila ? Mach nournlni
i a. i.-i-uni. relieved by smUax entwined abent 'He
portrait. The I,lame i.iuulv pee "a-, hung wi"'
?oral emblem*, evergreen* mil white roars.
Alter th- regular aervlee* speerhei were mai- bj
i. W. Bradbury, " l?. Baker and M. m. Heath, rho
r-rnari.s etea Rt tn; r Bradhary wera doubly impre tire.
ll- !s pow l.lii-ty un.- \-.ai- .nd, atl'l (V ll. Il lu: spoke
er ?!,,. M;r.. .,f ivivid-tt.e, hv wi,iib ? man of Mr.
Ulalu-'- age, when nt th- renlth nf hi- posdbtlliie*,
-1,'iuM be tai.-ii. mill tim-- advanced in ape snd ol
litti- Bsefulnea* be i-f. th- -? ene wei very atteetlnf.
Mr. i. al., r delivered a poNshed ml ratssleBl addie**.
Mr. Heath'* reworks were niiitln.s-1 to th- In.tn- Hf- or
Mr. Liam- a- aeen Iv Iii- fri'ade and B*dghbara lu
this ,it\.
.iu-t before ih- elrae of th- enders Joseph A.
Iloman, an old neighbor ami Mend 'f Mr. Blaine,
presented th- tallowingresoiatloa*, wblrh nereedopted
Ly a rising role nf th- lari." audience:
Reaolvi I. That. ,1 Bf B? ???' ? the, Bane and hUB* of
I,...- i. r..ain- in tin- leeard of even Arnerleaa rlUzra,
u, ,... who levlrurly m.him bim here io-d*y. hi- fellow.
i,,wi.si.i iinil 'i h/hher*, Iii - :?:? d,.nl.lv pWirlaa*. and
? I,,, toad t ii - :? -! ow heart* i- thal here, where Hie
Ulnttrioot eora ol hi- lg* wea brgaa, whet iii- rhlldrea
wi- born and a urtu red, whew ail the ansi atrrvd a?*o.
rlatlon* "f ia- Ht* ai- reatred, ind hi- j-> - and -<
rows, pul ii- in pt Irate, a re rejoin d rn tod -vmpnthi/ I
vu:, that i. la Um rlty of bi* sdoptloa sad awe, bb
?i.-rtal r nuiiis should BKM llf.in.-lv Had Hi-if last rOStlB I
piece.
Reaalred, That whtM rteMirw rcaacetfui aeeuleaeeau
te the wiahe* ind tm nt toa* -f Mr. Blaine"* fanllr,
ahosM ll. v 'i-id.berwlo*. '.hi- e*pre**Boa sf o-ir d
Mr* ba aft ?? tio-.it'-v roumani ited i- then '"? raesidera
timi bv tl-' oflierr* Of lins ni?Un-, and mad- a part ni
lu r.'v-rd.
? ??
MR. I'd.UNI S WILL
[T WILL BE PROB VTKD i\ tCCITBTa BI? EST ATI
Bttl IMATI I) AT 1*00,000.
Washington, .hui. :;o The will ul Mr Blaine
will he probated In Augusta, Me, which \\.w his
legal resiil.-it.". The disposition I" makes ul hts
property I* rharaetetistie ii the confidence he
alway* reposed In his wir.> ami which was euell
i r.otlreahl ? feature ol thc famil) relation. Kvery
thing i- 1< it iinii's'i ? -div tu Mrs Blaine, Sh.- ii
tn be sole executrix ami is not required to give
any iHind.
Mr. lu,liip-'s estate, ueeoi ling lo t'.atimate ol
.' mau whian relation* with bim enable hun to
speak with -"in" tm---, will amount to eboiii
sisii'1,11.111 ii In composed ol improved real estati
in Washington ami in Maine, and of Coal and (in?
lier I,ii.d- iii West Vu _?,ma and other States, and
-mall holdings o pen.al propertj Mi Blaine*.
expenses, especially In late yeera, have i-su, verj
?'-;i'a, anil had he devoted hie lime and enerto i(
I lie devi l"|.i.i--ni ni lu- property the valuation ol
his estate would prol.nblj have been double what
it i- Til- coal an I limber lands aro likely li
tnerenae in vali.e i theil rctvuirjea ar. developed
sn thet '.'.i-n th- lime come* i-t a division ol
the property Buang the remaining children t!i
estate "ill doubtless amount lo considerable non
than at t resent.
There ure but three children now living1?Mr*
I?imn -i-h. M,-* Harriot an! lames Ii Blain**? bni
Mrs. Ulai. ir- for th- children ni Mr- < oppin
:-r, li-r eldee! daughter, vbo died three reen
ago. The will we* executed ? eral week* since
al :it.out ti,- inn.- \lr. ''.:. ??? i- (???i.'.-il with tl
first perkin* he:?n failure which ennouncel Irs
ri; i-i ipprouch ot th- end
ACTION OF NH. 1.1 l'l
1.1 1",
si
APPROPKI ITK MINI il. Al."l'l ll) WARS
:?:; > i i yon 1 lit n \i> Ll lill ll
Many expre-edui of -i r iw oi ? r the death
lame ll. Ulallie were utfi n t la*t ? rei lng si
-p.- lal meeting (il lb.- K'-.ii'-ii'.in i lui.. John sabin
smith, pi.-id. nt ol th- .lui-, made I brief -p- -
In wi.i, a ||,. e.\plained that ti-,- meeting had :??
..iii-,i ->r M.- sp-, ia! porpo-e .r tai. 1:1 ? eppriprlal
:. i g the di iib ol Mr. Blain >. Ho Lhi
appoint cd :i . uiTiiitt.i ?? ni ? ?
' f l.'.w ltd I I Mill ll, .'a III ? . Ii
\ i "-na:.. . . Iud_?? ". 11 tm -'. - and ficncrnl li
M. Iledgi . ii"], iluil i,-, la put, were as foUiw*
?| ie i: ..-. Hub of lb- i li f Nev fol . ?
-I- lal n.- ? ? I--, n.i.i. ?: . ? ? .;.. taara]
? ? I ? th ? !". o- ,.. ? IttlllUt ? I I,- .;.; ,d BpOO ll
??' Of J ai a li Bl line
? Hi t-,. _?;?., da] . ? .i , , ,,i i ..in In Uh Cit]
\\ .-h.- ion i - '-'.,. i ? i ll . di i bi! ' ? ? ? n
I.' the moat hrillUnl ? ? i ? ? i t<a< .' bl-tor* i
U ?? i n i I biol ii ??? e to Ita i . Uti* -ii.
a Ml v I"- ? lt* f il HI ?? ? ll ?? a ;.- I ? I". | ||
-I.? ? ?? i.?-- I-adi i At ? - h a us ? ?
-;. ii [rave lt I* ntl ? ' Itt . NH - . dow
wj- other n *n n I
1 ?.-1 ?', '.,.-? ?? unj i*l polltii tl atti k?.
ll-- * a the obi. al adv neale ol UK XtVth \ wrada nut
th* i -n-tani..,n of .h- i oiled -tai. irbli:. aoaghl a.n
? ih- : ii- i - lu -? - ure the i ifni ol ? u hip t , t
..-.. mm Ile -.as ibe lorri.t |>ioie<tlonlal ..f bi
Ile -.. lo Ita.intiy ?--lj.ht in rta f.,:->
irad ? i roane ->. ? r -.- ? 11 -t n ?-if make hhs laanort*
?I - areal genia* ledi ita Inpte** apan ooi f.,-. m i ..??.. ?
nd I.-- lame sa Seri isrj ? f SM .i ? ht i rendered I
i agure, lo ibu aarld at larg*, r.l ,,; ?
i- and lofty Inielleri, a tea ly debater, a pe
?uaal ui iiot sad * ? ??.-..,. atom r, be eati i d the
bal In -' ?' ? chvmplon -( arbon j-h- pm'., i Iphl ari
h- proud la gra?p of affair*, la Un otb -f \ aa an
tateni -f osileeh, he sa* Uti f-t-n-st American tts'*
.i "I III* lilli. ? .N" Mil n an aBV< ll ut) i ... .,,
Uta i ao ie m Ihe bealla "l th | ? o| li
Ile i "longed i. *ei ilea 11 si ile. Illa sdnlre
sere found ia si ry party, il:- death la tell hs ;, \
Donal ralantt] ThU < lui, atlat u Um anivereal i
i :? s .,,, , ,,: aorros and coaveya i" h.s at richea tann
Ita i ? aftfell -?. a.pail-y.
inn: a.iiin- sri were made i.\ i;. T. Bani it, M
li.r ? l.nie. nils h. Robert*, (,.. K. ciuii.ii.ie
( liarl. s n. Murray, J..-ph M. n-n. I. w i. );,,
v.i-u, Joh E. Bedgea ami Wlllliu.i Leary,
Miss s\l.I.li: MOOBB suI.I. If/.s.s/.vr;.
It wa* announced reMerday thu tn- reword f
Information lending lo the dlarovery i,f Mis, bail
Moore hud been Inereased lo gSOO. Miss Moors
Ibe young wobma from Kentucky who di appeeri
in\ si. rh.u-Iv in I.loud daylshl after being teni fr?
ill- luu.if her tister, Mr,. \v. \v. i wn-n, Ko, li
Weat (iii-liundr-l and Milrd -i , nu nu errand ta
drygood.s atora In Tweoty-thlfdat. Ber r-lniiv
have eerrbed tnt ber In vain, sod Ihe poMre ha
not been obi le |ri any ince of her. iMperlnlende
Byrne i IneBned lo believe that -he luis bidden li?
ll -niii-uli. r- iii iii- .Itv. mid will "lum ti, h
fii-iai. when sha get* ready, il- miM ye*tc,ras
?Tin- -iii', li did not apea and tWalaOV h-i, anil ll
nut probable ihsl a fall-grown woman cosht ha
leen abducted in a rrowd .1 imrt el Ihe .liv In ga
ggbl. Hu- I- one ol lin"-,- atrange -a--.. ,,f win
.several Iinv. coate lo the notice ,f th- ponce, n
innii'.t be explained until thc mlsalng persm rei un
The person* geiiernllj do rei nm, anoner or int-r."
Mr*. Cornell, however. I- (earful that lier -isl
is being detained somewhere again*! her aili.
FATAL LXI'l.OSlOX f.V A tIMMWOMEB FACTOR
dmiimaii. .i:in. .".o. \ terrible raplosh.eearr
"iis morning al the Dlehl fl re works plant in ]>adit
a suburhen village cleves mil. - from this elly, T
ehergtsg boase \\a- rompietely ahottered, mid htaxt
Umber* shut inin ihe air, Betting Dre te the tsrr.
lui; building lletirv Horn-, ag <l eighteen, was
-lan'iv Ulled, mid '(.us' derwin, lwrnty*fonr, a
fatally Injured. The cease of Ihe eiptoatoe is r
known. The work* nr- ow.I hy the CtHiaotMat
Ure Works Company of Storth Anterlra, of N*w-Ya
Fifty per ..a, w.-r, employed st Ihe ptsnt. The t
deportment iiirreeSed In beeping th- Mr- fruin t
powder maeaatae, and tims prevented motlier .
plosion.
t Plii.to-iai.li In I arti Pa. kira
0/ ll-- lat,-i . iijar. tl-, Old I>.Inioa.
"Huny adi" Waters.
parnrrupin h.v. redoBtly appeared in
?arne newspaper* bera stating iiiat a Bow*
Tort timi ot mineral troter dealers nr?- the
p.*,,**, ii, Am-rlea of the Buoyed] Waters of
Itu lu Pest, and n-p-ctlvelv BOW Bleats In
the t'nit.st stat-s for the hunou* Baayadt
hprlaga of Hungary.
These stetenteat* are Ai>-?i.t'TEt.Y fnl-e,
and tit- leteatten wtth srhteh they aro Bawds
ls otrvtoea.
Before any llunvadl ITater nea praetlcaltf
knows la the tn t-.i mates, tu- Apollinaris
Company, Limited, al London, arldelj sad
Baree tfullj I ilrodo d the llunyadl Janos
Water, tie Proprh lot In Badi Peal of Hie
Rprlnp having rirtTttsted tn them, lot a term
o' reen *.tm naexplred. Ihe sole sal- of this
water la Entrain-, mid In all transaiirina
pierre. HunTadi Jase* afoter hartog be?
ctric eery n-pnliir. eulie * nambcr nf other
Waters rn- now off-red for iii", under Mated,
of which tin- worri llunvadl form* patt, ami
lr. bottle*, and arith label*, rtosetj resembling
In BBpearanee ind i-ahst those long used for
Hiitivndl .tin-- Water.
Til- wert 'llunyadl" having breasie a
penc.r time far llungnrhin Bitter Waters,
gnet, had, or ladlltereht. The Apollinaris
cumpinv :iffi\ed tu ihe bottlaa o' Bunted!
Janos, the llnngartart Bitter Watei of which
(hey have -tilt Wv sn!- mle, a -trill Y-llow
Label with their Red Dteatond, the ohjeel of
(lils Trade Marl; '-Inc ONLY in Ind'ea-- to
f,,.- l>;t tl- t'-il Hi- '."t'l- sn ll'.-lli I is i-eld
hj The ApnUlnsrl* Compeer, Limited.
Consu'ii-r- e 'n. desire lo Beeure 'li- Hun
girl-iu Wtti-r Wal-: tild h' I"-"' ApdRimrhl
C'linpinv. are r-.pt.--t. i :- - ??? lhal iii- bottle
hesta ".i" Red lnim-eid ail :V- ar*
cauitensd again*! *nrh Bbsnlnleli false stato
m- n's it; these contradicted herein
r ii aim.!"- (1BAKF ??'. "'?..
32, Beavei -t.. nv w-York,
gnle Arent* tn Ihe I 'Bili <i Bi l '? "!"t Cansde
ol Tiie Aaotttnert-t Company. Limited, i/mden.
mi:, rn lu's rou lay .iv dui:.
lill'. MINI-1 li: PO UKHMANY NOMINATED
1,1 jovi i.n i; wri.'is
'in >i i 'iii ni- :. '.'. iii I'l'M, i il I v ': m. NBW
ji:i;-l v i PKT OF I RROIIS ?XU vlTLALS
vi-'iiM.'.l \ .-? \ r TIM S l'"V
mv th i '.ii.M'.i io m.-. ii.ii.im-'.
I i ' ??-. .1 in. 1 :'. .. -in.-r Welt .:?'?'! Il nu -
bail pl a mt ? ovation b nil lit bj rndlng ' i '
3, nat ? the nomination rd William Wall >r I'li-lp-. ni
present I'nlted stab " rr ti tit rmsiiy, li bo i
i.av Judge >.f ii- I'ourt 'f Brnu and \pp-nl* li
place of Judge Jonathnn s, wi-itt iU-r. wli ? t.-rm i
about tn extilr-. Tbl* nomination wa rntlrelj un
I roi et for. *n I i.n ... . .uni i-f li- hr ' ? la
? ai' it- ;i m ,. h pi..i .. flown ia Wi ri Int n rm i i
rep rtei t tal I ?? ti al wor i fr ii i Mi I help* I pilfylni
?m. ??? ti:, pi thc nominal
11;.\. i. -a aettlcd i nil a dozen i >nt< lu
.,n- ?- i ' nt il, Hie m?*| notnbl f Hiern bj rm pp 'lui
(hg I lu,i'. Il Wi! field a ! I* Iltur ur Ihe l'1-l- ll
ld,: a i imnM. Mr, V, Intleld wn> bltterlj opp ????
bj H.- I.ill..' I us at ii Iii, and th. lr iii- ??;?! . wli > hm
: ;. a Hui liovernnr Wert* would i?- p. r-aa.i.-.i i
turn I.Itu dowe. l\ r- pp i Ibu ll yard .--: - :.t-,i n
i ? liar of the I leu* in Men ? r ountj
. raor pul*: an end lo another hup -.nt- I M .
ha i- :i i.-",i l' "ti for n monti or mort*, siorhtoii'
pp.-.. ;.t. .- irani I lt, Mair, id rrenloii, ?
:\ ina:.-, i '.-I lawyer ail tv., I)-ai.,-;.,;!, ,u i.ini/ i
?niu- for tl i I ? I ta.ri inor km a n-> goo
r.-a--.il. boa ever, f-i rem , . and ref ii ? '? i
d. H.
'? \--m.,r Wi ris Blade al .i lbs f llowlng nomliui
Hore foil u bi len ol Bud* ai ' ounty, Jame. I
l..:\. rt \ : I..-. Judge ni Ihe C nnmou Pitas Court i
'? rn t'ouiily, .ia ms r.. (HU: Law Jud-; -I Iii
. i lea i ni of Mont- i mini r, fran
i m . f the l La. ..f - : >x (ouiily, i ? rt *
Inn n I.-iv Judge >.f Mern County, i harli
Hardin. I.i'a Judgi ol Ihe Comm n Ilea i ?nri .
lb i r'. ii < uni v. lame* M \ sn Valen ; La*
?', ? i -Mini"!! II. a- I "ai t. of Mom lotllll i lilli j
tri blfraW v. 11 Iga :
The senate aa* In *e lon only n few minot** I*
?ii, ol ? v members were in a hui rj t . ?
..tr lo Ni ?? Vorh ' ? stii <i ihe i ?'?! (Ju ir l I- ill, an
lot-ret t- I hi ?? nomination* were n<H act d oil. A
eXOriitlvi lon "ill j.r..lal,Iv be Ii- ld tu murro*
?? hi . the Bppntntmi nt , lt I* ll sig it, ?ill all bc i n
Si med.
rbi bill lo deprive M.\.,r Wan ? . ol Jersey < lt
.f Hie power "f app int H.- ii i ?? :p --.-i "i ? ii :
mi al-i from thc liovemot ;???.-? - int.a Mal
' i in.ni" i.? ii ? thai i in vernor Wert* Inlcu'.-I t
velo I.- nm ire, ind thought ll bettei lo tri ll
?-Ul li ii :, again. I herc wu tn lt .n- ippntutnici
- Iliid.son ring | Ut ? it ? i ? . i nnie i
hen '-: lo-uaj nial icii.nc-t i ai m, lioveninr ii
a vein m.?. ready t>. ?? i' i ? ? ? i.eg luiuiv, UH
mc thi- I'll. They lield a I,arm.I conference, un
Hu. re .iib w ,- a r-s'-iuii. n ? . va.Uti ii ?-. ? ,. ; n, ?v|il<
thc i ? il laturs ? loptel.
Hull. I ni; HU. .1 I III I I h i l li;.
M.llt"! a.ll TIIE IM ?? KIVI ll TOOK i il vi; :; o
I ur. V vs ll iTTAN LAST M..ll 1. 1 ill.
iiir.i croat Am. in oi itAtii d
Th ? a enbi ra td the M i I iU ia ithletl I ib h.ix.- n
v-t atria u| hope -f : ti mil- iheli lund.luuh-uu
lu Nedleanave, laguriiMal member* -i Um 'inti aa
iu-t sight that they I"" mill lin .iv root aced lhal tvei
thiiiu' soul 1 <? /I ail ik..t. I h Hoard ... lion no
v\ .- - ind Mean ? ? ? ?? mitti ? . eb aa ii Mem, th- i
n-ii-v. ami ti-' I--?'?-?'? tndteo li.v-l-.an. belt a apeel
i, 11 ? a ? leal m.'.i' ll. Wayo and Mvana Coniailtt.
? -ni i.I of Ilea ird Mi Lesa, ( M. M i*? i
I srb?, r n I- . i.i, w w. Bryan, Boderli h I
rtBiltb and Albi'il Inn;-. (libel naim-s Hill lie el'l-1
Uti* ? ' ' ar' ? ai.- t. i -. ..-iiiiL' * iii I <? held ?-. m. I
ml every effort aili Im naoV la posh matter* tl hm uni
thg " iit-inpiai'-d rhaaajra sr* eompl l <i. Ur.
'.h,u I-una! rhsrg* -t Ute properlj laat Bight
Adiian laeUa, M ? and C<Hui.ia U'Douiell |a.-lin,
irnst. ,-s ,,r ii,,, nrsi Biortgege bond* ot the Manbatt
Ati.l-ti.- i lui., inn- begaa aa action bi the buprri
C mt. t" im-.. p,s,. ti,,, a ortgagt if StOO.000 -n the -lu
imus... 'in. ronplalnt >>?- sm,,ia i, baturday sud Ol
v.sl.idiv. BCVOral J'.ilvli.- nt ?: iii' |. aa', otters irho ?
Mei bavc Bee* ae Ihe j:,.-uv ai btoagM ia a- d-f-n
nut-. xii" BaSrtgSg* "Us -la M iv '..'.', Is.s'i. t, ??. i
khi i, als of ai ,000 -ah which *fiw mad- payable M
SS, 1WUT. TSe trust d-.d provided tliat lt ii [ ri?-:. shm
b.a* le ai rear* f..r thirty day?, Um truUeo* roi
-I-. t that ul 1 tu., pru--ipal mel int. i--t -houi i thereup>
ba du- Ti- lateteai ha* aol been poid alnce thu fall
ISSI, omi there I- mer 034,000 dm Tin truvteca ha
elected t? foreelcaa the Bwrtgag* at Sm r?que*J ot soldi
i-f about one-third -f the i... *i - rh-j a** rut .. sp...
receivBi lei Ihe ptaperty under lae mot iga re,
Regardlag ihe hiret bmieg of the mo i rage, c, .
Haswell -alii --|t la ju-t abai ac * sn ted, tad M ?
not iBterfert lia any ??y willi mir .-out.-inpl.it. 1 plan*. V
jr.. ail right, tad lac dtusUau la -till eu uuugli
\v- rae got easther msrtgagc at a better rate.'1
Pr sal risa t (aesrs* w. i in la -i ii h Him believe t in t
fntur- arelfhra -f Uta club. K*,-hiecrctary (. t. Ilugt
sahl tiiut the forecjeture .-i tbs avortsag* "??- i
ihiiik'. "1" ," -nd ti-. ? ??>? na.- besa affeied a t'.oo.i
Basrtgag* at tu.- i?-r .1111, willi- tbs mt- ,,r latctest
tin- laeUa Bvsrtgage i- ala pst cen*."
n'O.V A BLT HY KILLI SQ BIMBEL*.
Rene, Nev., len. 30. litter! Hoffman, seed twee
mr?. shot lilms-if lu the -ionia, u last night, Infllctl
a patiii winni, lie went Into a e*tuc>r shop .md ;
tn- herher per Kl that he would hill hi
s-lf thal nliMit. Th- I., I waa ai i il.teil, tl,,, mn,
put up. ami Hoffman went home ant woe the h
He mus n-iili-i drunh nor apparvntlj nosy.
ISM*lili:\Ts AQAlSirt POTTER UJCBT sr.wi
Hoot ob, .inn. :;(>.- Mi the I'nlted Mate* t In-all Co
to-day, after bearing long argnment* on i|ue>tl<m*
lau in the rs*e, Judge Putnam iud l lhal Ihe In-JI
in-nt Bgain?t Aaa P. Potter, pi- ideal ut the ba
rupt Maverteh UaiiU, lor Ibe til-,.rtlflratloti
11-- hs must stimil.
sri.1.1sn TRoi ii\a stix h ir LEXIXfiTOX.
Lexlagton, Kt.. lee. M (Bpeetil). Tr Hiing ?.
tironto-lit ps vulu- g| tin- Pi Uer alis !:ra-h. ht aohj h
BS-dsy, thi. was til- tn-t diiy -.f Mi- refUlar -in?
sure, waly lieud hrasglit 930.813, au average
gena, Petlewfai ere best prleea: Ashley, h. e. :;.
Vetteaa, dam hy Memhrtae boy, .t, r. Bchueheitu
Ktciitiioid. f-j.i'i.11: Vail .h. 'j:ji,ii i, jj, hy otana
dam hy UemhestoBlan, IO, Wiaadtetrh i uni. -,.; ? -
Hon. Kv.. 911,200; |;?i,n!t. MltliegM, ?_ la t ??_?.
botreri MeOlVgur, d..in ly I!.-, 'iistrm hui, BenlSI
M. Kenny, Lexington, M..00.
HWHISKEY" DROPS AGAIN.
RUMORS THAT Till: ["RUST IS IN ITOtTBlA.
RAPID ri.TVTtVTl NS OM Till". BTOCI
( HAN .!. LESS TM.K OF ' PPOStTIOJI Bf
iviii pt \ -i. KT 'I'll l-l ER8.
Won Street received a aol her objeet lessan In
manipulation y
pertinent t" th
rrday, and
Hu
?tn
audition of
un Saturday
.tock
M.. n.st of Hie ex?
pel illative "lambs" who pat their
,,...:., |n - v.-.'? -:.,-? ?? ran be Bgured by hundred* of
thousand* nt dollars. Nm oil ol ihe losers, hoer,
ever, ran properlj be called "lamb*." tor several of
ul,, vrcre ?horn were, to follow oul the Ogtrre,
: the olde | and si r-woY-t " sheep" In the
it is scarcely a month -in? the ??win-Key
' declared .. dividend from li- earnings ol d per
emt. it: -vite of this fact the report wes put In cir
dilation reaterdoy lhal the Distilling snd Cattle Feed
ink' i oaipunj wa In dir- dlatrr**, BBd there wen-even
rumors ot an application to be made lo the courts tor
Mu- appointment ur a receiver, lt are* said that the
trust had aroulred sa. ii I large stock ol spirits and
had apent ?o much money In purehsslng its ave new
distilleries, Hut n luiii n rd up Ihe ceeh os nend, lu
eluding nearly t>J,S3O,000 in rebate ftitui- held u>r
i.nvei-. and rrraiod i Boating debt rn addition of over
0700,000. la i on--i|i:-nie of thia
affair*, io ll wa* reported, the directors
suspended payment of dividends and announced that
ihs art (on was leben for the purpose ol masing good
th- rebate fund, which I- praetli illy a trust fund for
the lien-tit ,,r the euatemara of the eorparatloo mid
f. ir disci ur .-in. t" Hi a lng debt. When the dividend
?.vas declared lour weeks ago the official ttaiemenl
sat made that lae company held In Ita Uensnry
.f i.iii n.iiiri) in rash.
Tito di ?? paiiej between these two atetements was
m.: one that could l? rxplaJned sway by the brief
disclaimer l *ued by tl- olHcer* in Ihe form of a cir
.ular to the -?( dil n'der- of the torporaUon, and when
the fitorh Barbi nge opened yesterday lhere tnt n.
ra h in tell. The oiii'lal ngura given for Ute open?
ing as* 4t, bul Mic excitement wa* <?> great, ami the
collapse of the slorh so complete, that -al's were
mate a- low a- 38 ali.t at the team In-'ant. Tim
cl.n eaturdej waa iv. After Mic Brat Hurry
i,l-l-. . ie avered aornewlnt, and up to noon Nuetnsted
between ii null 43. in the afternoon the range was
f.-iT.n mi- ;, |2. Ihe rlo-lng Uguie. I'.- total
salea amounted to 113,100 .'mr.--. Within Ihe pre
i nt month the ? --ll above iMJ, end it i- com
monly reported In Wall c'treel that S. V. White, who
i- thought lo i n\- been ? lnrzc puretawer, acquired
hi holding* .1 an average of ?':>? Al what H?ro ho
di-p-.-i! ur them i- not known. James lt, Keene,
wiso i lid lu have been a heavier buyer even thea
Hr, While, I though! t-. have got int of lu- Uotdiiigii
! i ? ?? '. -.- i triter, before pin-- i ni taken their
lin. i downward Jump. There were rumor* et Hie
? ii- yesterday thal an thor "pool" bag bees formed
in (i r - pr i e ? up aga n.
I b-cllng In Wall Stree! spins! (he marri'cm rt
? 'I ? w hi ki y Tm I I detl le 'Iv Mtier, and tall;
. ? ,-lved -r the ii. -'r.t Hitv ol taking Ihe
I-!. from Hu li ? nf ta- Stock Rxebanae. -V pell
lion ma ki::;- a rco,ue?it for *uch edi hi by iii ? govniiTbg
? ..i-iTiiiti.. ,,r ii,, Exchange wa* placed In rtrTUlatlon
s..ai" Unie ii.:", hut did not tlu-n meet general ravor.
IVrhnpa a more general r.-apon*c coald l- obtslttel
aow. Ac!lon In .1.n. toward an lutes'Ualm ol Hi
compuii) alfi lr* by ? committee ol Ute I'nlted
?Males Confrre** i.a- alreadj b -n taken In Washing
ti.n. ll lia- I ?n ojgKCNted, however, Unit the -p-c
?dative \--.i:,r-s .f the otheri ruber limn tb" man
cut I.; the corporation deserves ta- closer ;it
lentil n.
Regarding ibe report< .- an appllcalloa for ? r -
Celvei hip, i man v.'li versed in the affairs ot the
.-?nipan;. lbj Ja IcrdllJ that I.l-l- V,a- liol Ih" slight
esl po altdllty I -m li a thing. Itu declared thal
tin concern wo* perfcctlj advent, and -,t...?l reedy at
Bli tim- lo pay li relml.1, - .?, lost a- I bl v
?? I! ?:?- . I rebate i- ni thc rate -i 7 i rat* a
illiill, and i- | aral I- at Hie end of -i\ molt'.- t>
??li i u tomi
'...?ni: .1 -pint
.ll i*l . K
these |
lila
ii allow I.tai thej luive lint
Blue* tr.un ..mer I ball Me?
ls .ri i|.ru i." ie amount ..(
ut-lamil-,' at lime* I- -aid t" reach
d-i,..-it-d in ibo Kerman
nt., and -ii- of th ? <? un
[hat lt 1- i.o' kip' lu titl-t
nip an-.. where Hi ? . li c.s
eu, ("'.(mn. rub in
Aim ia. an lt ? HU. ul I'.-,m.
plaint - iii thc i oil tum ra I
' un v. .' ^ ni . iru :
' certified to.
i action nt ti.trust" on Saturday In naturing
i .- price ol -pirlta IH cent* a gallon ba* aerved lo
tliolllfv thc f?liii|.'- ul th- e..:.sunn I'. Who hu\ - tl real
i:.,i tu pure tin *e opposition d'.a lllerlea for their owe
-i ii i not lik-h lhal they ?ll lake any sctl'in
' i" muller ai pr---:.t. They have options, h iw
i'--iii ii'l-il--, wllh au aggregate rapacttv
ul in.ism . linus a day, which win ie available, If
? d--d. on I brunrj t".. These three dlatl lette-, lt t*
-lld. could aitpi-lj Hi- New York market.
.w/ PROGRESS TOWARD Jl.U'II) TRJSSIT.
i-s:''i!!"i\ l-'ARQl.'HAR.-i VIEWS MODI FUD
I ill. mm; SION TO Mil r TO DAY.
No p wa* mesh yesterday In Hie develop
men! ul raia! Iran*l| plans. The regular rn?tin;
-I i;,.- Commission take* place to-day al - o'clock,
ll wa* experted thal llb' Manhattan Extension Com
lt would hoht a se aton yesterday, In accordance
willi ibe declaration made i.\ J. Pierpont Morgan In
ht- letter ti Ihe < .-uiiiil --ion !a-i week. Riusell
- ? ind tieorge J, .lld I*, itaralled al Ihe bauhlng
i.n- ol Drexel, >:. i a;:* n t i ,.. about -J tatlock,
learned that Mr. Morgan wes confined to '..ls hotisi
bj lemp rs . i.ii'--, it wa- thought be would b>
able ?.ne down ti.wti tudu, however, mut If lu
???ltd m. ?? ihi i ?iunitt.-e sill probably meet. Tin'
meeting Ol the I -anii-slnti Will |.- public. .ri
-ichli will probahl] le cn band to argue iii" meriti
..[ ihe ei.i I -t. i- ii. sweeny i md.
>! iii!.' lille Aaaemld) mn i I aii|iihnr apent a thnrt finn
?iMi the ii'gt?bnlre committee ,,i ihe Real Ratete Kx
11. in i- Rapid ti iti-ii I'oramlltee, for the eon*lderatlofl
,.r a bill modifying ihe Rapid Pron*!I aft, -..a- I i admit
of th.i 1 mellon of an underground rmi by tin
municipality. For *omt reawn or other Mr. Farquher't
views bad undergone * rhange fr. tn Hus- he held las
mri,. In.minni." ol the It-al l-'.stnte Richon ge
nppuintcd al Ihe meeting nf Jnnaary ?', was decMedlj
lu lav or -r . i-ii-ti'ii. linn b) the (lt.
Mia.. Hun Mayor Ullray ha- cxpre-ae.1 hi
di app ot ill -I the -. heme, and lt i
noa Intimated Hut Mr, Croker himself ba* given ;
hint t" Mr. Farquhar thal he mus! not be t.n> tesloui
ni th- rliy'* i?halt. Hence Mr, farquhar will, ii i
understood, content lilms.-lf with offering uin-n liu-nt
p. ih- Rapid lian ll oct which will have thc effect
by modifying ti"- t.iu.s ol sale, ol making tu- enter
prl?e mina inviting ba private capitalist*. Mr. Far
quhar ah! ll- WOUM lui reduce llis lill lu the A-m'111
i,ly to-day.
ih-i- ls m. doubt expresseJ thal Ihe Manhattai
Company will pi.?p.-- ibe exten*hm ol their Hoe t.
Mn- div limit-, iiati agree to a maximum flvc-cent
fare. In fact, the dickering between the eoutpan)
nail Ihe t ai .ml --hui is looked upon a> ? ay alcuin li
attempt tu siiuiiii th- public pulse on Ihe subject <?
am extension* being allowed al all, and that by orig
Inullj piovidlng for i |oppngf> Nit ta on Ibe ea?l an
west Hide* at pol ni -. tu -what short -f Mi ? .itv bolinda
ii. . iii- public m.uni heartily swallow the jilli if Hu
ronipony al the la-i moment -lmulii agree in Itv
nugnr-rontlng proee** of bundine ?.> the northen
limits ami guaranteeing a liv.-teni fare.
a rii'iri'.-i' fiiom iuk \\K.-r siDB.
Although the mesa-meeting of West -tdert tn prc
teal Bgalnai the ase ol Hm lloulevard hf Ibe elevate
rallaay had not been br-airbl la public notice prop
erly, * meeting wa* held last niiri11 at the chape
nf ih- 1.1.iini.-i.ai- Beformed fharch, DoBlevan
and W--I rilxty-isjghlh-ot. ( !.- lev MadlSOB C
Peter* presided, toiong those who -poke again*
the extend.f the elevated tystem thiough th
[mulevard were i. Rdwsrd Ma*tln, J, ll. c. Nevtm
T. H. oiinist.iii, j. \'. D. i .nu. gr, c. Stewart, A. I
llati ii uni I'.-mas w, Uracher. lawson N. l-'ulle
n r
of I
ITS DANQKB0V8 OBOVND
that you stand on?arith a
cough or a cold, and your
blood inipuro. Out of jn.st
thew condition* comos Cod
eumptiou.
You must do Bomcthing.
In thc earlrr btages of Con*
mimpti'jn. and in all the con
ditlona that toed to it. Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis?
covery is g certain remedy.
This aVrot\deaa affestion of
ktlio lungs, like every other
'form of Scrofula, can tie cured
by it. In severe, lin^ei'iug
Q Coughs, all Lron-bial. llir.at,
and Lung Affectiona, uml
every disecsc that can be
\5 reeenod through the Uoott,
- * it i* tho only medicine ko ef?
fective, thnt it can lie fjwnraafaasT. If it
doesn't benefit or cure, you have your money
mack. Nervous prostration and debility aro
coriquered bj it.
Even with the worst cane* of Catarrh, after
you've tried everything else, the proprietor*
nf IT Hake's Catarrh Kernedv will agree
to pas you toOO if they can't cure you
cointiletelj.
BEAUTY AND PURITY
Beauty Of shin and purity of Id-ad j? hung
In hand. No greater bte**fBg thss .1 ggg
without bstadih, and a body nuailahtd by
pure blood, is vouihsiifed u, ni.m er waaaja.
ll ls the foundation ni health and happia--*.
To cleat,-., the Heath alda* and aralpsf -very
eruption, impurity amt (ll-.-us-, mid re-mre
the hair, no ugeiny In the wolli] .it nudiMn,
la so speedy, Menemleol unrt BBfalgeg a- tba
ct TiriK.v i:kmki)1F,s. BveryUdH ihuet
them ln-plr's confid-nce. Th-y are alisa
lately pura, ant may be us.vl ss tho youngest
Infant. Tiley afford Itiitie-diat. rettot bj . n,
most Bansaslng af Ittrhtag and Hislop, ersa
mu-, ami other 1??lil ri jr. araty and nested .11*
iiml scalp dis,.,,.,... Tiny prcv.-h' ii.flnnim-,.
Hon umi cJegfglBg of Hi- pares, th,, mette!
pimples, blotch.-, htorhaaatda, red, tesstaad
oily skis. They -p?eily -ur., linm<>r-s of tit*
Mood atti ranawllhloaaofheir,wheaagahm,
p'e scrofulous, hereditary, or ale* rofl en -jj,,.
(I-misc the system ot ell impurities by ia,
tarsal ntui ex'ermii midliethm. Bad lnn.
stitutc the mo-t etin live treetaasat al eaahni
tillie,.
-Ml everywhere. Price: ClTICPRa v*.
BOAI?. LV i KI'.sol.VK.M' al.00 '
prepared by POTl'KK DUI ?? aaa ra au
1 AL ORPORATION. Do* on <*?*??
"All Ali-.nt lb- Min. h lip ml H.ir >? ?.
psg< s, gpo Dltcaars, mali cd free ' ' "*
Solid Silver
of sterling quality, in mott, attractive;
forms, for all purposes of household
use, can now be found at our ware*
tooms.
Particularly choice assort mont of
Kinimelleil Work.
Reed & Barton,
*>II.VER*>.MITIIS
37 Inion Square.
spoke in fuvor of Hie rxten?*se of the atevstel Mat,
v n s, him. 11. petitioning the Rapid Trenah" Oognajh
alon te BlthhoM their sun-iou f,,r ., fraiarhlae to -aw
the Botdeveid for derated rallaray parpoat*. wat
adopt. .I, ami a targe ntitni-r of property oeth-raal
other* -IkiksI their nain-* io 11. .\ commlttos coo
sistine of W. r. fleerer*, J. V. I). Card .iud I. H.T.
Nevins will appear thi* afternoon before the KajM
Transit t'ummlsslon witt protests and petitions.
tXDICTKD f'OAL DKAl.F.RS OUT. RMI
Rochester, n. v., len. 30.?Al v.\* opening of rnsrt
th1.* aftero on, Ibe toorteen -oai eterchsata et Koch
rater, arho were Indicted for conspiracy, appeared
and gave billi In Hie nominal tam nf -KW ca-a.
ASOTIIHR (ll.WCi: IS TIIF. Hoi YES COVaT.
Rochester, N. Y.. .ian. :io.-l>r. Lesrlt letti ha- rw
reived 1 entile sjcpatrh from Ralph CVipehnat, ftn\al
Astronomer al Bdlnhnrgb, steting thal PrfsJeseei Pa
llsss hart telegraphed from Vienna thu- the llolkct
?omet now resembles a geed -ur <>f tho eigtith
magnltnde, erith Dehalotu envelope, "ru- liitme*
e.!.'' sill! Dr. Selft, -will probably p.ov* to be
a I.mly forateS hi the collision ol two asteroid*,
ili-ir orbits criss tn rti.--.r region."
hF.iTH Of Miss ./ASK MALL
Min Mary lias Hall, the alater-ln4a?r .r ;>- 1. on la
-r : 1!??? 1 at nts Doctor** boote, x... at! rTfth-sve., yt
terr .* si Hm a a ol aeveory-taro rear*, 1 m.: u?; .vn-ain.
bel ahe had brea la vtgorou* health, hui ahem 'Muru*.
llvlof her health began r. fji: and abe lld aol !<?? avst it.
Miss Ital! - lifo ?js .1 i|'ii>M one, the bavlof lived *?.(?
Hr hayre iloes the de iii of her rather, ilatrle* Rear/
Hall, Bree ?a- ii mil-known mei baal ht ISM 11 **
^ anaitat af the Ino sf Murray k Mumford aUfaeal
iiii-r.'li'lifts, and |.'a\" ToBtpktaa M|'i:ir- t- th^ -itv. M.M
11 iii ?..-' boro in Pomfrat, Cona., and 1, r ar..-.stry duet
ba-u ti .I'lui Hui. Bf loveatry, Englond, alts teabag at
1 Inul al -Mi. Maa*., in lil-'i'i.
Til- funeral aervtCS "III '>?? read by the Hec Mr Hunt.
Ington, of ?.ta. e Church, on w-in.-j.r.. bi Dt aayirn
botaa. The burial will be at Trialtj I'eatet ry,
t BXOWBTOKM f.V THE Fi F.XISO
Th- reacher in IW* etty reeterdai ara* la atnag rn*.
tra*) ta thal af Sunday- Thivughout (he a ra lag 'ai
s.ia abeoo brightly and t:i" eil ar* bameleaBy rest ls
I lev- t a d'" ld *! IhaV, >et DOt ?-il .i-'i.'li I"
? . Mhic 1 ariv la iii- aftrreooo th" akj clouded o**r
and the "-lither i-suii.-'i a threeteuJag sapecti vt ai-nut
il p. m. sf;, ii,iii,|, ana b toe to tall, sal at a !?'*
amir lest Bight Ihe -t ? t.s .if tr.- eity arte rasla cm"*!
with the Mint- amitie vhich they bete a rn -> Beek
this slater, sad the fau-s aero -ni falliag ts**.
Tie blghoat t-inperutur- n-cu-d-d nt th- Wi:.- (Ut *
in th- Rajuttebts Belidlag reatcrd t waa?7 utd Ha *t
;. ,1 re* Th* atora) ahlch oovered Ute city hui n;*'n*
va* thought t- ha 1 total one si 1 Bal revet*. lt wul
probably be fellowed by ehav uni calder a Un.-.
Tilt: WEATHER KEPOMT.
A sm M.I, gTORld (H.M1V(. OVER TUM iUl
(MIAMI'S.
Wsaalagtao, Jaa, ;?'?- a atora nf rooaiderable ai.*'*
occuple* die u.uldl- plat-au mid th- BJadlb Ka ?] tteBB"
tain refpaa. a sd.riu -r aaaderat* ita*igy ha* sasved nnrta
uf eaat over th- Oh!" Valley 'lt? lai.>ri"i r i- h -li 'a*f
the >4is!.ati'li-?n!i Valley and Stew.Eaglaad. lat
pentan tia- rsllea rn the ?.thattle I as*t stew ita
foi thu tn lake r.-.''"ii? and th- ft tren all \ith?est: ta**1
?h-r- it. ha- naen. Thi* eveamg th* teeaperatoa ? td
d-V'te-* nr iii..re li'ii* ie.o n-rtli nf Miint.ina. Hem ***
fail,11 ni the ?nun Valle) mow is reported le Um !?<?> r*
tri.11- mid aaae* Ml**i**lMrl Valley, and heavj m.11 i* re>
purled m iii- I'aeifi. 1 ".i-i stn--. 1 loud) and fbi
In j weather 1- lodleated for the tUaotli ' ?*?! NBBlea ia
th" nhl" and MlaalMlppt \a!i-i< tho weather "iii h- ?' :
emily lair iud wanner. lt-t?..-n ii-- Ml-?l-i*ipi>l RIvjJ
iiml the 1;.i Mountain* rah. anon is indi ?ted ? ' ?
i,r.ieit.iv a. .-id ware lu the Maaaaarl Vsllej bj reeenp
iilyht. _
ncr ailed roEBCAtrf ron to-biat.
lt.. Minn-. KeB?Hee*pahlN atui Vtrmset, matri
waiw-r. .
K..r MOSSaehBSSeaS, llrnid- I-land. ? .ame. ti .t amt
Kostera atew-Terk, ram, halewed hy lair; aseterly alaai
baceaatBi raiSsaa*. .
Kn- Beaten l'-nn-vUann and N-? .1-i-v rain, lol"
towed br rall eaaterly, ?hlfung to wetterg ?uid-.
{::; Sxl^C?>*.."??, *?- vnsasn
and "hi-, (slr, eaeapt local ahawen mar dm na**, s ssw
TIUIH'M. I.(ltsr. OKSI-.rtVATitlNS.
f~ 1 nounal M-ruui*. ?!V*ia ii
ni I j | t 6 .j 7 a j lu ll l tat I (i ? ?'-"Q"_|
'i ?_.k.u._j-! a-i-L'.'. > -.;-:-,- -? ?;-?)
!l!l Vi-.i."' i i I, t j'..jl i, . I
ir ff+q aa3d . . -: - I
j E2E ^M^m^^1 rn >m
fS^^fWaaV^
,..,,.ai ni; iai..ii.-t.r. 'Ihe braaoa ??* ? l-e-nt. tb- t*"'
oeMtui* ?.i ohser\i-d ?t Perry'* Htarma .-?
Tribune Ort.ee. Jan. 31. 1 e. n..-lt SSS ?*"*>*
ma Bay reaterdar, bat Uer- bbs cloudiness ntar, s aa
Urti aaea la lbs bMbbS. The nesytraeei nu nssaei
geer. to gt hetaraea ?sdelgM aad aaaalsbA *****
(;,V,i bShag IV I^W'T than .AS l*l|lS|IBBalf ? !???
teer, .m<i i7? htym mae .*i saasajey^ .?.,h,,i,h i>e .m*.
in and ne?r thia l liv te'U> .hrh' Ml pnri ri ^
reeeMr tarelBg into ram, toUeaed b> aaanangi ?"?
tlicru.sl cbsugea.

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