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(MARIANI WING)
?HE IDEAL FRENCH TONIC
*? rionsieur riariani, your precious
wine has completely reformed my
constitution, you should certalnly
offer some to the French Govern?
ment."
Henri Rochefort.
. _ - ? .--? rr... at'id BBBMaeiMaa
At VtJ<K,vnt A I. M ? ?*___?
Sent tttc, lt this paper !? menUoned.
DescriptiTC Book. rortralts and AutorrapH
of Cclebrltfes.
..,.._Si_2iOT*.w^??.r_.
ME MORGAN STILL TALKS ON
HE IJEVIKWS THK HISTOKY OF CUBA
FOR TI11-; LAST IM YKAHS.
BELIKVES thi: STIIK1KS OT WHOLOA-l Mi"U
B_H. tVt PO-tOETl His AVTBORITt TOR
THKM- A PKNBION IV'K MRS. Q*___l
AM-iin HILL t.u.ks DOWN
TIIK l.OlKli: BOND
K__or.rTl"V
WaaUagtoa. Ftb. K-Tha oominuation ol tha
.peeel, of Baaatoi Morgan (Dem,. Ala.) tn th- Ben
STto-day in aupport of the ooncurreni
for tba recagnltlon of Cubaa belltgeiency dld noi
irouae'a partlcle ol the eacltetneat ?j??***"??
?a-hlch the iir.t part of the apeech. last Th?rada>.
together wnh other apeechaa of thal day. ai
iJVa. ta , much of a M.torlcal revlew. aad waa ta
1.1 peraed wlth lha reading ol too many ., tv rs.->,.-.
JrU'ri. Ifor th, moat part t? llOU. and pretenUOUB)
to attraol attentkM or to arou.e tnthualaam.
The r..oUHion of Mr Lodga (Rep., Haaa.) for an
inauirv lnto the circ..ms_uK.. of the recen bond
ETw.. taken up .m.l dl-oua-d tlU the <? M??
the awratag aoar. whw lt went to the calendai
^W^tlMaP?^^fl-~S^/?
,Mow of the late Becretary of itate, Walter Q.
Z esham. as Brl.adie.-general (Wlth an *****^
,o_.rted by the P.n.ons Co__n_ltt.ee reduclng the
_n?iint to ,K_>) was take. up. and Mr. ?-<??
ind.. mortd tbal tba amendinant be concurredi la.
Ha proeceded to addr.s. tho Senate on the gabject
The CommltW.s amendment was agreed 0 an
the bill tgranting Mra C.re.ham a pens.on of UM a
^<_X_T?*P. N. IL, chaln-an of the
Commlttee on lV..M..ns. rMag to a Q?*Ma Ot
UrtvllegC, referr.-l to co.respondenee ln The N. W
yrk Sun" laBecttag upon that eommlttee for the
Sa Senate last Wadaaadag. Ha atatad bat ta
g?Ld of m wns belng paaaed ln an hour. there
t-ere sixtv-aeven passed in two ai.d three-quarter
fcours. The total tncrea*. ln these Mll. was ,-xactly
,!Mr~Hoar (Kep? Maaa) remarked that CM****M
could not do Its year's work in ten years lf lt <lid
po, rely on the rcports of Its comm ucc,
Mr. Hawley (Rep., Conn). a member of tbe Com
mlttee on Penslons. defended the work of that tom
niltl?. Whal the chalrman of the Commlttee had
.ald as to the aara exerclsed by that commlttee in
acannlng penslon bills waa entirely true.
The blll for the construction and equlpment of two
.team revenue cutters for servlc- on th?0??t
I_.ke.-not to cost more than P*MI each-was
Thu resolution heretofore offered hy Mr. LaOUge
(Ren Maw) for investlgatlon by the Klnanre Com
tnlttee of all the facts and clrcumstanoes connected
with the eale of Vnlted States bonds for l?t4 to I_M
Ineluslve was taken up. and a.Ub-UtUte for t wa
Offered by Mr. Peffcr H'op.. Kan). wilar.lng tha
?cope of the Inquiry and directlng lt to be made by a
aeiect commlttee af five Beaatora.
Mr Le'dge mov.d to lay lhe substlttit. on the table.
Mr. Hlll (Dem.. N. T.) desired to dlscuss the sub
ject. but was CUt off by the motion to lay on the
table, Mr. Lodge remarklng that he had BaM that
ro itioii so as to cut off di^vus.-ion.
"| will flnd an oppo.-tunliy of maklng my remarks
_n that subjeet," Mr. lliil sald.
The motion to lay the Bubetltnta on the table was
dl.agreed to: Ye__, 16; naya, 31.
Mr. Banla (Dem., T"nn.) moved to am^nd the sub
.titute by striklng out the provlsio:,s for a aeleol
| commlttee and allowlng the inquiry to be conduc'.ed
by the Financo Commlttee.
Mr. Hill (Dem.. N Y ) said that, go far as Mr
Lodge's rwolutlon was concerned, it was not objec
tlonablo ln fot-m. It treated the Becretary of tbe
Treasury courteously, and was ln ollier respects un
objectionable. But he dld not assume that lt w?s the
?province of the Benate to Investigate tvery subjeel
that mlght be suggested by a Senutor. BofOaTB vot
ing for Buch an lnv..tlgation the Senate snould as
t-ertaln th'- motlve behind ir. ar.d the objects to be
.uhsetved by IU It waa a stranse thlnK that every
act of a Department was to be lnvestigated on tba
sitnple, bare sugrgestlon of a Senator.
Th? l*etter rule in such ca.-es was that before or
dering any lniestlgutlon theie shoulJ be somethlng
tangible preaented, s<i_ict_tng deflnite. somethi:i_
epeciilc. Scnatora should njt run o\a-r one another
ln thelr haste for an lnve_tigatlon. II" was oppos.-'l
to the resolution, not because It attacked a Demo?
cratlc Secretary of the Treasury. He would Oggoaa
lt lf hls worst politlcai enemy occupied that bLg_
offlce.
The rosolutlon, he aaseried, was baiia*d upon thn
walls and complalnts of dlsappolnted bld'lers. It>
??lopllon wuuld Imply the exlstence, or the well
founded euspiclon, of *.inie?WTong-do|iig. The Ken.i
_n i?i|i,u> ui, a,,y >uen a^ii .i.'i ,i?- I'drtiui'ii ii ;i.s
"a stab In the dark-an atfmpt to insinuate that
which If tru?. should be boldljr ssserted."
Mr. Hlll waa atlll speaklng when theVice-Pr^ldent,
Gladness Comes
Wlth a better unde.Btandlng- of the transiont
nature of lhe many phyniral ills which
van'.sh before proper efforts? gentle efforts?
pleasant efforts?rl_h;ly directed. There ls com
fort ln the knowledge that uo many fornis of
Bickness ara nol due to any actual disease, but
?imply to a constipoted conditlon of tho syst.m.
whlch the pleasant famlly laxative. Syrup of
Flgs, promptly raaaovaa. "^hat is why lt ls th"
only remedy wlth millions Of families. and la
every where esteemed ao highl.. by all who value
grood health. Ita beneliclal effecta are due to the
fact. that lt is the one remedy which pi___0M
Internal cleanliness, wlthout debilitatlng the or
g-ana on which It acts. It ls !______**. all Impor
tant. in order to get ita beneticiai "ffeots. tanote
when you purcha?e. tnat you have the genuir.e
artlcle, whlch ls n ar.ufa"tur?* 1 by the Callfornla
Kig Syrup Co. only. and sold by all teputabie
di .gglsts.
If In the enjoyment of good health, and tht
ayatem la regular. then laxative or other reme
dtes are not needed. If afflicted wlth any actual
dlseaae, one may be commended to the most
aklllful physiclans, but If In need of a laxative.
then one should have the best. and wlth the well
Informed everywher*. Syrup of Klge standa hlgh
?st and la moat largely uscd and glves most gen
anal aatiafactins.
ai 2 p. m.. announced lhe eloalns of the moi
hour. and la'd before th. Senate the concurrent ;
lution relallng lo tbe beW reni ? fhta ol lhe I u_an
inMr.':Morr:an (Den.. -' Tt * ?? ?! Me Bpee?h Oll
the Cuban queatlon. H' rcvlewed the hlstory oi
Cuba for .he"a?l hu. ed year, -. dw, llng upon all
tha inatancea of cruelty and oppreea .n pmet-aed ;
the Bpanlsh rulei ? ?? ? >' '"? >'" P
laland The atroeltlea of the Bnanl h tr ;
?hocked ih<- elrlllaed world Hm '???*?. '', ?,.?,,;
nem of "an accurat. and abl* hlatorlan that ln the
laat t.i. yeara' war in thi laland of ' "''?l'"?,.,'i';:r'.',,"
Mlnla."r admltted that. - add tlon to the ?.*W Cu*
bana who had br-n kllled ln battle ?.M0 I?.?;'- ra
av,<i l,.-. n out ti*> death. ?". ha '. h" flral reao -nai. m
s, l ..? i ... .ir.-.l of hlmaelf whal Chrlatlanlty had
b^ndolngTn the world; lf ln thla age Itwerej*?? ??
that auch thlnga could be done In an laiana iwe
__ha"_Wd !.,a.'.hl,'-ml. ne- fRepubHc <-;?",;,
Indifferently by, knowlng the facta and not un ,
iheathi tha aword and atrlke to death the brotal .
mMr'KrV"!K.rn^:''!a.Kel Mr. Morgan to state hla j
authirU. 'forthil aonderful atatement-that bor*
MM?.hMi_w?waa aorry to say that he could not re
call the natna*.
?is lt from hir-'tory?" Mr. \pr."^'a,^n ,-, ,ilied
"Yea, dellberately written. N.r. Morgan repueu,
??. ...I wrll ten bv a Soaniard.' , ,
'?^the-k^
"i healtated ? ong t me. Mr. Morgan i-,??? b
?uo'cBiturbu-t-Si^^
,.,. dellberate statemeni made bj the hletorian m
abookof unlveraal acceptance--The Amerlcan En
CyMr0PC_fr (Dem., FSa). In further eorroboratloii of
tb?autemmt! read eo_ie extractiifron*' a Pamphlet
Dy narenee Klng. r hearalng Inatancea of horrlble
atrocltlea by the Rpanlah troopa ln '.,;?%,?, ,,.nt ,?
Mr. Morgan n ium. I hla 'i".". ' - .'v ,r. ' ,r ?. l "
th.- battlea fought m tne patrlotic wara .-r nae
{,"?; ,'nce ,:, Cuba the blood of lhe patnots hal not
l? i. abi 1 ln vain.
>;.,t F-.M-lni? battle, once begun,
Beqncathed by Wea llna alra l?i son,
TllOUgh l-.it'l. l ofl, ta evae \\ n.
Thai me American people had wltneaaed thoae
c-r.les f..r ao many yeara was enough to nro*.e
fa'ithful adhealon to National duty. rhe>
could go no furthei ln th. r forbearanci
M,m on th- National honor and without - .
juatlce to the Oovernment and people of thi i n
^Mr^Morgan read coploua extracu " >i
norta of L*i -' id fi ',s ,n ' " "' ' " "' ,
p ,'.-r.-s _nd .1 upects of the Inaurgenta and
; . | thein upby aayin* that the rli ng I id gone
to the extent of a great publlc war, an.l that he
I rraa th..-.. ln the end, tbe I ubana wou.d ;
?\\%Z 'Mr M-S-n took ht. aeal (but without
nnlehlng hla aoeefh). Mr. Whlte H'.i-.. -.1 of
f, r. ? a aubatltute fcr tha concurreni reao ntl
.- thal the S< na:.- contemi lates wlth soii -
tude and profound regret th. rufferlngs an.l ?..
atruotion accompanying the clvll confllei now in
. - |n Cuba, and 8*'pr -*--> ? the truat lhal he
- ve Departmen wlll, at a i ??''? a* the
facts wll] warrant. recognlze t
thoae who are ln arma againat Bpaln. and thal t ??
tl t'nl ? . -? Hea maj ba j i mptl?.
... icefullj an! effectlvely exertanl. to th* end thal
Cuba mav bi enabled to eatabHah a permanenl
bovi rnmenl of her own c
; . jubja ? wenl ovi i untll i i-m .rrow, when Mr.
Morgan wlll eontlnue hls apeech.
The House blll to provl le for l - exten* on by flve
yeara of the tlme wlthln whlch aulta maj be broughi
to vacati and annul land pal nta to rallroad com?
panles a i-i reported from the Cotmmlttei on Publlc
Landa dlacuaaed brh fly ai 1 i asae I.
The Vlce-Prealdenl ann .unced hla algnature to t.-e
Urgent Deflclency bill.
Cfter a ahori executlvi aeaaion the Senate, at 8:_
p' m., b IJourne i untll to-morrow.
- ? .
FREE MATTER IN THE MAILS.
REPRE8ENTAT1VK lOt'D TllINKrf THAT OOVB>_
__N*T CABPETa rt'BXlTL'RE, OR1M_ITOX_8.
T..I.I-. ETC., BHOt'LD BE TRAN8
PORTED BY I'l'.r.I'.IIT.
Waahlngton. Feb 24 (Speclal). Repreaentatlve
Loud, of Callfornla, chalrman of th< Poatofllce Com*
mitti ?. has Introdun ' a blll "to regulate the trana*
m__lonof certaln fre? matter through lhe malla." The
lirst aectlon of the blll authorlaea and dlrecta the Poat
aaaater-Oeneral to tranamlt by fre'ght, expn
such Other means as he miy d.r. :. Oovern
mept i.V:-. mapa, poatal carda atampi - cnvelopea
and oth.-r auppliei of any and every deacrlptlon aa
are now tranamltted fr.-. aa In hla oplnlon can be
so aent without aerloua Injury to the Oovernmenl
or the sender or peraon lo wh n rha matti r la aenl
provlded that the coal of tranap rl itl n In any c ?
shall not ex it by tbe regular mall
tles. Sectlon 2 provldea that the Poatmaater-Oen
eral may cauae ri reweigblng of all mall n
tranaported by rallroad or other routea where n illa
are carrled by welght, or may readjual on the baali
of welghlnga alr.-.. ly made thi mpei atl to h
paid the rallroad or otber tranaportaUon oompanlea
for carrytng mall.
In eonveiaatlon wlth a Trlbun. correapondent in
regar.'. to thla blll Chalrman Loud sall: "The tranl
portatlon of ao-called fret matter througb th" mails
. *ta the Oovernmenl elght centa a pound or more,
or il u IZ.__.01_ a year. Thli 'free matter* rom
p.ia i a Kr-dt i..iniiier and varlety of artl ??- 0 i
r-rnment documenta, mapa, blankbooki and I inki
by the hundred lona, ofl ? carpeti and fu nlture,
scalt-s. grlndat. w -. >? '?. mp i i il] ig. ai I
tlflc Inatrumenti for offlclal. and employea >>f tha
t'oast and Oeodetlc Burvey, etc. Now, II ls abaurd
ns weii gg atxtravaganl foi the O ?? I to paj
tranaportatlon eompanlea fs a bnn.lr.-l poun
ri--. a ton for lhe tranaportatlon ol
Everybodjr knowa '?'??i- thoai - an now
overpatd enormoualy fcr the tranaportatl
mattef from whlch the Ooveri roei ? reve
nuo on account uf poatage, and It aeemi to mi
th.y ought t.> b > nt?il rlth that. They ran cer
talnly afford to carry freli it ? oheaply for the
Oovarnmenl aa they ?! > for Indlvlduala oi
tion<, but they are actually n rlng n ni t.in-.
aa mucli."
"Ar. thr- rallroada and ot:.- r tranap rtatla n
panies ?;; I to thi legl latlonT" .. ked the oor
re.4i.ot lent.
"Yea Indeed. I havi reaaon to belleva thal moal
lf ii .1 an <f the membei - o( th H .u e I Ri pra
aentatlvea hava recelv I i-'-,rs on the - ibjeei from
the ofl i, attoi n.! a and ar nta of t:
eompanlea, Th repreeentatlvea of sev rai :?.
_nlea which aie Intereat. I have p .. mal
led me ln n rtard to IL I aakixj ora of them to
glv- hls groundi ol oi i sitlon bl I, and rh.
only argum.-nt h<
meaaure ahould become law ihe i dal offli lahi wou'd
k..;. oul of the n..i li ai the tlme ol w Ighing the
klnd of artlcliai coven I ix .: and oon aa the areigh<
Ing waa over put thoae articlea back acatn Of
. tl t wai abaui i. Thi Idea ol th.- Poat
maater-Oeneral an-1 v::s aaaiatanta and lubordlnatea
engaging li a rons) icy ..f tl-at aoii to defraud
tranaportatlon companli ??' I told hlm thal tl.e bool
waa on the oth.-r leg; thal there waa atrong p.. n
to belleve, even if tner. w ia no legal proof t.. aup
)? rr the bellef, thal many of the tranaportatlon
eompanlea make prei -i-it: ani for lhe regular w. rh
Im . and '.i' reby reap a handaom proflt it aeemi
to m*? lhat thi rallroad eompanlea wou'.d I ttei
oon ull thelr own Intereata by advocatlng, or nt
leaat by not oppoalng, lh< blll. They, will nol - iffei
materhdlr, if ;.; all, by the hange, whlch wlll be
gr*. inal. but, cn the other har, i, if they realal and
defiat the measure It is by no means Impr bable
that th<- .ountrv wlll demand before l ing thal the
< ompenaatlon pald to rallroad eompanlea by tbe Oov?
ernment for the tr.msi>ortat!on ?f the malla-' ahall ba
out .lown 30 or 25 p.'r cent. and that Congreaa wlll
favorably rcspond to 'ha- demand. A reductlon ot
.1 faer cenl wonld mi an $7.'*u0.(?aa ,-i year tO the rall
road eompanlea on th.- baala of present bualneaa."
RUMORfl OP AN" EXTRA BE8SION.
Mn. DINOUST TEU? \\l!V MK I.cks \"T CREDI1
THK REPORT THAT THK PREBIDKNT
H1I.I. CALab ONE
Waahlngton, Feb. K?Chalrman Dlngley, of the,
Wara and Meana Commlttee, In reply io an Inquiry
as to whether any lmportance la t.. be attached t"
the publlabea reporl that the Prealdent may ??.??ll an
extra aeaaion ?f Congreaa if there i;.- i. , i,,,,. |a|
leglalation before adjournment, aald: "i da r...t. I
aaaume thai lhe Prealdenl baa made no auch d< i lar*
ation. If the Prealdenl wanta mon revenue lo put
in, . nd to d< Betenclei and to ..!.\ late the i.alty of
paying out redeemed greenba. Us ij meel current ex
pendituic*-', to be preaanted ior a a.-.- md reda mptlon
? hundred and thlny-flva mlllloni of deflclency
having ulr.-ady neeeaaltatcd the iiayi.-i^ out ..i one
hundrad and thlrty-flve in.:ii-.iis of redeemed I'^ai
tender notea?ba has only i> ask hla Deino ratlc
frlenda In the Benate t. aupport the Revenue bUI
whloh has paaaed the Houae, Inatead of olidly v-.t
itig wlth the Popullati againal it. w hat other flnan?
dal legislatlon tha- Prealdenl expecta the majorlty
of the preaeni S.-nat-- to agree to, i eannol concelve,
for I preaume that he would not regard another i?>
tol fre. colnaga vote bv the Benati io ? eai .ry to
the reatoratlon of confldenca and proaperlty lo
auggeal t.. him the dealrablllty of calllng tio- s. nate
in extra ai aalon."
BILaiaB AFPBCTINa THI NAVY.
w Lahlngtoa, Feb. Si?The Bub-e nr.mlttee of the
House Naval Commlttee were In i il m four houra
to-day'pi -parlr.g the Naval Appropriatlon blll. Whlle
tb. coinmitta-e dld n .t drfln.t^ly declda n.? to the
niuhber of battle-ahlpa '.r torpedo-boati thal ibould
be i-r ivlded t..r, it .s kn iwn thal aome .f tba mem?
bera Inalati i upon six. and thal f lhal number could
nol be agreed upon al leaat four ahould be pi
for. The number ..f torpi lo-boata, it w.is declan -.
would dapead e mdlderably uf.on the declaloa con
1 cernlai the eooatructlon ..f battle-ahlpa That la to
-,v if six hattle-ahlpa an dei mln. I upoa Un
! tiu'n'iber of iorp"Io-btati ahould Im leaaened accord
i ifigly
i ln tbe BenaU to-day Mr. Lodge (Rep., Maaad in?
troduced a blll to reorgaalaa tai *raonnel of the
. Navy. Among oth-r cfiangei Itcraatej . reaerva
iist wlth waltlng ordera pay. to whlch capuiaa oa
' reaehlng th- age of (Ifty-two nay v luni rll] bt ??
-igna-fi Th? age for eomm.ndera is flxed al forty
I aii Md ot iow.r gradea al forty yeara.
Mr l-'rvi (Rep Me.) Inti I'iced i v.i.timinotia blll
amondng tb< uiwi rcUtlni to Amerlcan leamen.
A bill to Ucenae aecond and thlrd ir.atea on sea
goir.g kleeni va-.- rela waa tavirably re.io.-tel io ina
i la_at? to-day and placed on tuc- calendar.
99*Mo? PURE
It costs a Httle more, but with chapped handa and clothes
weakened bv the free alkali in common soaps, the house
kecpersoon finds that Ivory Soap is the cheapcst in the end.
Tme Fsocies i Gavoh C_, Ctvii.
MAJOB MKIXLKV'S CHANCES.
GENERAL OROBVENOR PREDICT8 THAT
HE WILI. WIN ON THE SEC?
OND BALLOT.
Hi; .iivr.P nOUREfl T0 rxn.MN THB PAITII THAT
is in- him rHiBNua or thb other
CANDlDATKg IKCUNED TO gaOOIT
AT HU CUAIMfl.
[nr TEi.r.'ii.Arii TO THK taiBUMB.]
Wa.hlngton, Feb li Repreaentatlve aroaranor,
cf Ohlo, wil i la bopi < I to have .fl much and aa
.ccurate "InBlde" Informatlon aa anybody reaiiect
Ing ex-Oovern.r McKinley'. proepe i ror the Prea?
lde. 'i.i nomlnatlon. has mad. for publlcatlon an
... ?, ,,,..,n of the numbei ol votea thal hli
f.vorlte will iv .ive on tho flral ballol ln thi Bt.
conventlon. Here it ls: Alabama, IS: Ar
kansas W; CallfornL. W; Fl trl.la. ?; Oeor_la, U;
? Hiinoia '-?'? Indhina. Mi Kanaaa. II;
Kentucky. W; Loulalana, 7; MaryUn.1. 10; Mlch
20; MlaslBBlppI, l?; Mlaaourl, *: N -
brasko, M: Sew-Jeraey. 10; N>w-Me_lco. ?;
North Carollna, Ui North Dakota, J; 0
4C okl . bu 3; Oregt -. Bouth < aroUi ?.
g ' Bouth I ik ' T ?? - "? ?: Texaa,
? i r-a. t Vlrginla, l>; Waahlngton. I; Weal Vlr
, . u , Wyomlng. i; total, Ul T
ta ks only iwcnty-four votea ol ihe number re
qulr l for .. choice, ?nd 0? rai Qi rvenoi weU
??When that vote. or aomethlng very cloaa to II
anri inced In lha convenUga, aevci il Btati i
,...,, .,,,. ?ow preparlng lo honor 'favorlte wn. all
(.11 over thems-lvea to get Into tl on I
nn, wllllng logoon record now wlth tbe |
th.l there wlll not be more Ihan two balloU. i
the McKinley llde keeps on rl.lng the way II has
for Bome tlme paal l wlll revla. m) | n II -tl .n. Tbe
work i- rery Ukely to be done on th. flrsl i lot.
l- vin i.erved lhal ....... il Q. *' enoi
for bla candldate all lha roi ? o! Alabama e?
f( ut .n the vota i ot Arkansas, nli tha voti
, ,,j the votea ..r Oeorgla - i Pl
t ..? votea of Mli v. <
ot North Carollna ea epl elght. I thei wl eU ?'
votei from Bouth Carollna, seven fr .tn L i
. from T. in. aee. lourteen fr m T ? i ?
e,ghteen from Vlrginla, or IM ln all fi ??n Bu ??
, ?th of Manon and Dlaon's llne. i
Maryland, Weal Vlrginla. Kentu ky and Mlaaourl.
ln whlch Btal * a total ol -x:>-'".r *** *\
clalm. i Thla m ka in .1 ? ?'? -?*? v?;
tl?. ohlo c.ndldut. . ith ol Mai n and U
li,,., leavlng ns vote. to be . nt.
. .tcs Of these. a r.ei ll ??- ' ?P ?**h0
t0 contrlbut. I; New-Mexl . ?; Oklal .ma, ; Ore
gon. I; B ith Dakota, ' > tah. I; ?? ?' ? '
ag. 1-a.ot. - ?- '
State. ara aev?nl whl h are ap. .-. I ?' '
,, ?or io x te apiid'.y for hl I
flrrt I ..ka. 16; <
Wi ? Virginl .. 11 a tot.l of "I
rdBhlsa m?
- ' He sald: "1
mai lhat
of our 1 , that Btat,
,.. ,.,, m Iral ? -
have
rn.de no clalm. 1
tennlal Btat. wlll prove
__.'.m ?
,.l and glve al loaai I
,?',.,,.plon llllnolB l hav. p
ba ?:. ll
aure ..,? thai t wlll nol - i - '
Indlan* k> ?? wn I - I :- bu< ''
thlrty? M laourt wlll I ? '
a-,. now, wlth v. . pi
HiX. Vou ean flnd M
-
-
?
'
. . beld. li
... I
I ? ... ?
, . 1,
Vou b_c lhe mv. I ?
' ? ?
?-, ,? i !. the MaKtnle,
?' r? would nol ? - ? ' ! ",
I frii 1 of Mr Keeal s_l l ll was k n I
htful of General Cl ......
know ho* man* .r n.arl
. *l.l recelva on i ' l
It rarnovea u vasi amount ol un rtalni
y lt la tru? tha
? ?? . - ,t.. t?? tli Natl nal Conva
h.,',',. been .-'. ?sen as yet, and lhal moi ol I
?.'?,.. , ,? be n InBti icted for m.y randl.lal
,..,..,,. | pnfera n ? ol mai .. oi lh- ra ta ive noi
s an it ut
aratlvelv ln le. il . irtai No. I
1 .. nol heard thal 3. eaki r Rred hai
fn.m the ra. <?. <.r lhal hi propoB. i to lo bo
? -.,ii know he ... n prudenl man, a. well as .
.:,,, ifigh ,,.,.. an i ?? ?!. I would nol Intlmate
,. , ,. .. t,\ .ny ::..? it. a an OVi I BUtl IUB ..." P
M,n|_ tnan, yt I am aun thal he wlll stud) >'???
?rai Orosveiior'B e.tlm.te wlth eonBlderab'.e ntei
,. and coi ilder ?nd welgh it aa <?' Imporunc. de
.ervcs If Mr. Be< I le I lei to i . from the rac.
,,., ,,,., .uni of tbe Qeneral'a ilmely dlacloaun I wlll
at once aj.i.n. ? you of the fact.'
Mr,ST OF THK BOND9 PAID VOU.
Tn DATB iaa.aBt.900 IN OOLD has I'.l.li.. TURNED
IMO THB TRBA8URT -INCREAgKD C1R
a TLAII'iN rOR NATIONAI. DANKB.
WaaMngton, Fab R?Tbe Traraaury gold ra
.,, ,),, ,:,,... of buataaaa tati-day stood al IM*.
Tha wlthdrawala for the day an tunted t" Ittl
Bo fai abo H . I ." ' W "' the Jin '"v" foi i
the h .1. t-1 were ?old have been pald Into the Trea ?
ui .nd the Natlonal bank da p iflll trle.
Up tn to-day a$fc,0C0,<iC0 nf th.- new bonda d ive i>? ?-*,
di red. , . . M
Oreal ar-tlvitv hn* l.'-a-n dlsplayad i.y Natl.m.l
l.m. wltiiin tiie laat fea weeka fn taking oui ad
ditlonal rlr.-iil.rii.il. _*al week Hia ln n
,i ... mted i" ..'?-'."?'"?. and from ?) inuary l t i '
, ,,,, v n controller Bckels on ap dlcatl m ordered
clrcuiatlon tot Natlonal banki to the amount of
tlf, 0>.2,7.Vi nearly nli of whlch lt la expected wMI l.
Uken. Thj. new t. nda form the baala aif tb
creased clrcuiatlon.
-4
NO MONKY POH BECTARIAN BCHOOLS
.|n:; HOV8E RBaTKCTi THK PROVIglOH ITOR AN
APPROPRIATION TO BUPaTORT CATHOLIC
8CHOOUI AMONQ THK INOIANB.
Waahlngton, F*W _i. The i rrenntel conteel over
tha approprtatlon ol money fnr tha educatlon ol
Indlan chlhlraa at **oatra?i Bauctarlan ichoola cami
up in tha lii>ii"e to-day In the count. ..r the aun
Blderation oi tha Indlan Approprlatlon blll, gnd waa
: ,.tit lu an Imur -iti.l a half. The i ? *-<.111 waa
thal by a vo*.<- ut m t<. 'ii tir- provtelon thai r:?,?- s<--??
retary <>f Ihe Int.-iior nhnli t.nk'- oontracta .vitii
pre_ent eontraet achoola for the educatlon of Indlan
pupils io ,m cvta-tit nol xceatxllng n per oentnm ol
tiia amounl ao uaed for the flacal : .-.ir of IM mu
str..kiii out oa motion d Mr. i.ir-t m (Rep., Mli h
and an amendment inn. :?:. ?; prohlbltlng tbe Bei re
tarj a.f ti.. Interior from ependlng imy of \n,. toonry
.ppi opi lata .1 for educatlon ln a aeaetartan Instittition.
i ii... r exlBtlng condltlona only Catbol hoola
are In contracl relatlons wlth r t?.- Interior Depai -
in?'ni. th<- other churchass having .b.ndon?)d thelr
elalma t,? publlc money ln hl |h h In suppori
a.t ihe amendment Mr. L4nton attrlbutaed tha
vlia-luiiiiK ch.nge in the perronnel "i tbe House I ?.
tb. ai.-.ii.iii a,t i?:.t tn tbe Bentiment In the country
uxainst the appropi atlon ol publlc fuiniH fa.,- .- .
tai lali SChOOll or Iti-l ll Utll ti
Tl.,- uliK-niltlia-ii! _.i< al . iiaala a| |.y .Mc-tsrs. (,'oaj|ifr
i i.?- uiiii-iiiinia-iii w.iv :tai-. iM-aien t.y .\|e.-:srs. t,oaj|ifr
(Rep., Wia), Peareon a i.?-).. N. C), Waiiun (Rep
'i a. Haln.r (Rep., Nel i. end Orosvonor (Rep
Dlitai. ai ! ajp; 0B4 -t i.y Meaara llamble i Ra p . H D /
Eddy il.<-;>.. Mlnn.), \\'?1. li (D_tn., N \ t aml Bhe'r
luHt, (Rep., N. Vi
Conalderatlon ol ihe blll \ ????. flntaahed wlth th '-s
ception of ttia- paraaraph dlrectlng the purrhii
tha> iltle of the < t_.!a ti Land Compan) ia> th,- lands
wlt?iln ti. Allatgany aiu! rattarainriis reeei.a
tions in New-York, and that waa poetponed unt ii
to-mi : row.
_|.. ik.-r Iteed annctm. ,-.l thnt li. had slsned the
I Lrgent Uct.clency and tlie Iilplotnatlc and ConouUr
Approprtatlon bllla, and al _:1_ o'clock the House
w-Journa-d. __^_
BISHOP NEWMAN ON (THA.
HE TELL8 WHAT BE BAW ANI> HEARD
DURINQ A BRIEF VI8IT THERE.
THINKS Tili: INBUROESTI ARB IUR1 TO WIH
II..u- A BPANISH RE01MENT DBBtVATaW IN A
nn'.v l'li'iii.n IN HAVANA in BTMPA
THt WITH THF. RKVOMmON.
[Bt T_L__?AF_ to THB TRtwUNB.]
WMblngton. Feb. II Blahop John P. l**"*";
Methodlat BpUcopal Chureh. i* ln thls cltj
.. lrtp to Mexlco and Cuba. To a local Inter
v|cWer ha gave to-day *<,..).? intereatlng Imprei lon
,,. ,|?. ri;ii ccndltlon "f thinga ln ti,- Cuban capltal
vvhpn .;, t..,..,.i .tt vl 1 it hl ' triv .1 fra.n, MeglCO
....... ? va. tl.-- Amerlcan Conaul-Oeneral
., ,.,?.,; ,..i mvlted hi'.i lo Bpend a day '>r so
',',' .; ,,,,. Tha Bpanlah authorltleB were com
to him when he landed. Marttal law prevalled ln
,,.,. ,.,.. but .-V far as h.ild see thera waa llttla
nee4] ,,? |, on lha sttrfa.-... as ;. majorlty oi' the ln
hahlt.nt. kept a; home aa much aa poaalble, and
,.',..v.|y ?,?-.. an air as ir Bomethlng waa aboul
. , Lpren Thoae thal he talked wlth. and an
,. ,.?, wi re Bome ol Bpanlah birth. expi-eaed de.?..
. . . ,,,-.? wtth lhe revolutlonlata and al! neemed to
tj,,nJ, that tbe relielllon would end favoraWy to thelr
AH reporta to the contrary notwlthaundlng, lhe
,.','. ..,.,.., were then iwo weeka Ago ln ihe Prov
,; . , ,uvan. Itaelf. ?r?i Blahop Newman Ihlnka
that the preaa dlBpatchea of the laal ?????*"?
,.,VM indlcating thal the Inaurg-enta are wlthln ten
_fr M of Havana clty. ar.. correct. The st -?
of ._.. feellng In the D and the nearneea of Macoo
,;.,; ,;,,:,.,: would ?...:. i" Indlcati that the longex
,..-;:. it, iheclty la about tooccur. Troop.
',., patrolllng lha atre t. conatantly. and II d aan I
, . ,..,.? |ong to break up . group a.f cltlaena on a
. ,. .,.,r. i? tha oplnlon of lha Blahop, how
..,,, ,. troop. do nol amount to much, for they
Ira Mui na and Btraw bata,
,- , nlfa rm is a verj bi n IWe am.- for the
The ..ic ? ra only serve to ra nder the a ?
,r- .pp?rent. for they were as .
? n, :. oklng ma n, and ra.ny a.f ihem Intelli
...... luc.ti-d. Of ca irae II wi Impoe
? ... the kli I of men who comp i ? lhe Cub.n
.,n?v. i ui from wh il Blahop Newma ea ild la
both from t iis.it.?: n th tl. who had frlenda wlth
.,:,: Ma<... an I from obewvlng th.ia.
,,. ,;,!..,,., ...ii rn the clty, he thlnk. ih.t they are
? p :
ln i , whal tl ni in enta n.l now la
. ..., :,, ml . .n hm moral aup
? ? ?, ?:..? ?; . the world, an l w
, th< L'liltcJ i ?
id how H ? - )' . arn
... . whl h
.. ha ird iml'' or
i he. About flfti ? n
Ing WO ma ti.
, . , ??. .i- ?? m
iptun
be
:. -.- .? .-ti the
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f a rath'T exag
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'
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eax i :? a-i.
? ? , ? r tha , bul.
ll ?
.
'
num
... ii. 'i thi
.
, i wha: tbey I u ** U
? ? ? a
....
, ?? ? ?
.
: : h harm
noi
? .ii ii
' ? a | ,., .
?.. ?? '
;
ara worth Thi
? ? -. .?
... I 10 1 loma?? Wl.-;.
atil l !..- .1 kl t ld
Iui ... a bal i. ? . \ . ho ir
. . i. .. ?:: v ierlou ?. 4VI .' !
. i n lhe I Plnallj the i nm r ra - .lva> i I
ind then no n oun i at all
la In regai ! ln
lha I.. ' ? ma*. t; ? lilshop sal.l th. i fa
a li. I I. I ? *1 l I ?? a
and prob ibly ? ?. ? .?> ha ilihlei ll .
:
'i posli;..n t.i know <a \ Bp. n
mt t . ? ti thi* struggli much long. r _:????? tha ild
i ? . . v in . v ? .. , i-,. the H
' ? ? ' ? ' in hold out, bl C.U te as lhe
sam.r on whlch h ? 11 a i a was m iklng re.i Iy
i hardly half ?? dox? n hai rei I .
i.r ..,.:?? al ? ? i an I ptaci _lli no rargo at a
., .t ?.:?]..-. The i eni ?' siac na tlon of hu
immeri . in thi HsoIT
\ people v. .i a iri dolng any buslness
.re the newadealer* and ihej are '?. a falr waj
lo ; ..,? n harvrst, The Bam. i> tru<> a.f the cable
c imps -
I n repl) lo -a dlr*cl rpia vt' an ns tn whether the m.'.
i..r!tv . ? the ? i .' ? iml .' from Cuba were t.i i...
: upon when unfavoraMe r.> the BpanlBh, the
i u said ii- il l nol thlnk lh?y were. Iti r ict,
lel Is Ih. ? ni . hlp of li. i
iml ? a hlghl) colored tha reports In the Ha
?..???? ?' .t in tr. any Inat.nees ..f t. ported
ih vlctorles the n.mc nf tho Cubana .nd Ihelr
j.-. 11,?::i' I .!:?: be !ti-> ? '-.I As ihe Bta
sklrted the i ...a-' oi Iy . >? n bo.l wa i |..is-..-.l, .nd
ludging from thla .nd from i i-arts. >],> la of the
oplnl m that Bpaln i.,-, not nearlj so many warahlpa
iTjraKi i a maj he uppa.I, nt.d those -.ita- h.
nmployed iri proti*ctlng t'..- towna, and therefore the
....... nol mua*Ti i lln l? I i Ka lnat fll bu ler* II.
itrongly Kuarded. eapeelall] hy Mnro f a
but thi Rl. hop l.flleves 'inir the Cuban.. if they once
ty, wlll be abla to hold lt, all repo
lo ihe conlrarj notwlth.t.ndlng
Refore taklng l< nk .1 Cul i ?'' shop Newman had
1 M. \< .. v. . t. li ; :a. Ideal at tln M. Xlcan
M... i,oal!si ' Thi.ferenoe h. In II
.. mb |i ??? md a ?ul thlrty Mexl >ana, ni -
of wha ni ." ? f Bpai -??:-. ? Th* ol liera are
Aatccs and Indiana, but all are wel| edncated
MR c"WVS !!\S not REBIONETJ.
a,\-, hlnglon, Feb. M. Mi.leadlng r ,i .;? wera In
rircul.tlnn nt tba- Cap'.tol ' lay wlth reference to
. ntatlve J?hn K. C ? ren, of " rj ian I. B
ajKii iiiy goe ' atith .rlty thil had
; .nd thal ? t Igi itlon ??? .ul I I ? laid be
foi the llou ?? dui na tl ifta ti
The f.cta ;??? ihsf Mr. Cowei reslgned only ni i
member a.f the Prkittu; and Curren?*y Caimmltte
iu- )?.".-< not ra rienatal aa ? member of I ?? ll .use, nor
? - there any Intlmatliin ln hla letter to Bpeeker
, h ... io he ' nt is 1 fi .;:: tiirth-r atten ' inee
npon the meetlnga of the ii.nkiti- .nd Currency
? .a, t'. ir ni Intend. i" do s.;.
! WorId'_ Pair! h.ij?he5t-Award 1
MPERIAL
%i3rRANUM
The TT^p
;STANI)ARD * '[
and BEST
1 prepared
Has saved the lives of Thousands
ofCHILMENaoVINVALIDa?_AGED
pcrsons lt\f dclicatc, nourishing
FOOD. It is Purc ana unsweetened
and m? rctaincd by the weakest
Ctnn.'Jl'h snI D by DWWH diwyabaw,
| M'JJ'.dtaU.. John C_rle&_on*. New York CiV,,N.Y.
OBITl'ARY.
COLONEL CHARLES KKS1QHT LBOBER.
Colonel Charles McKalghl I.e'.ser dled at his, bome
it I.archmont Manor on Sunday at 11 p. m. Me re?
tired in good health ap:,arently at t> o'clock. An hour
later he waa heard to breathe m a labored and un
natural way. and was found to bo ln a slnklng con?
dltlon, from whlch he never rallted.
, nei Le s,t was born at Readlng. Penn.. ln ISOT.
Hia father wai an oiiic-r In tha lal Pennaylvanla
Volunteer. m the Maxloan War. Hla great-gntn-i
father and if^-great-granaktber fought under
WaaMagton in th,* Revoluttonary Army. __,_,
At tlwage of aixteen yeara he entered Weat Point
an i waa graduated ln the claaa of May. 1M1. He waa
assigned to thi Sd Unlted B ?te8 Cavalry. The ,nem
bera of thi daaa wara taken al am ? ta Waahlngt a
and put on duty as drlllmaatera for volunteer troopa.
The "Flre Z >u_vea" of thla clty. enUated by Colonel .
ElmerS. Elleworth, fell to Ueutenant Leoacr. rnej .
bad a hard name. and he undertook tha taak ln a
brave apirlt Put be was aoon popular wlth the
Bremen, although hc itarted the Bral reai dladpllne
they had knowa They made him reglmenial adju
tant iirst, and when the regular organlaatlon aame
they elected him major, next In rank, after Colonel
Elleworth, l > Lleutenant-Colonel Noah L. Parnham.
When Bltaworth loal hla lifa al .Vlexandrla, at the ;
handa of the tralior J' kaon, and I arnham became ,
, -, |0nel Leoeer waa advanced to tbe poat of Ueuten?
ant- olonel, and after Parnham- death at Bull Run
Leoeer wa. unanlmi ualy elected colonel if the reg?
lment
C tonel Leoacr aald nol long ago, ln ipi .klng of
Bilaworth'a murder, that be had aarneatly pleaded
wlth his mad ap oolonel nol to rtak Ma iifc In p?r
eonally taWng down tbe flag whleh Jackaon bad
plantlng on his hotel In llght ot 'he- Whlte
H .,,. | * | . Bllawi rth had promlaed Mrs.
Llncoln should pol annoy her longer.
"lt wai my purpoie." ? ild Colonel U oeer,
?end up a imall B ard In advanc to pi ivent Ju.t
what b Bul Bl iworth refuai I to Uaten to
precautlon. 'Old Abe told me,' h? aald, 'thal
..- 11 brlng that Dag to hlm be'd make me a brtg
a ll< r-gi n? rai, and I am going to do lt.' "
After the battle of Bull Run the regTment waa re
turned to Xew-York for reorgantaatton, and then
nt to Newport Newa Plndlng that Qenera Mc
Ci lan 'in nol proi wa to include lt In the make-up
o( the Army of the Potomac. owtag to the tougn
. .. ,. colonel Li icer p remptorlly
..... .,,. i weni back to hla oan r glm it ln i
n fulai n ing to tbe rank of a
hl. , ,-. i hla reirlment on tbe day of the battj'
Wllilamaburg, and remalned wlth 11 through all ??>"
? ,dei of the war except when wounded or a
PH<ei-oug-i wlth dlatlnctlon at Malvern ni.i and
ln all tha battlea of the Penlnaula campalgn. At
. .- battle of Brandy Btatlon. June I. Wtt he . ia
abot through the body and.rerely Injured that
:,.. ., . reported mortaliy wounded. The man who
ahot hlm flred from behlnd a tree at extremi y
short range. Ueutenant Deweea of the aame rej
the man. and when h<
. oa i. before the C mf. ?
. blte a fr- h cartrldge Deweea galloped up m
him .,;.. ?evered his bead from bla body wlth a
aabre
Mr. Leoeer recovered aufflclently to re nn nu
c immand - I Culpcper the aame fall, belng tl m
promoted to :apt_ln. When drant took command
.,r the Army of the Potomi c ln th.- aprlng of 1864,
i.. , e.a re ilmei I op n? i the Battla ot the Wll :? -?
neaa for hlm. Captaln La ?? waa In Bherldan'i
famoua rnld. durlnij wblch the cavalry fought nln?
battlei :r. alxtei n daya II ??? ? irlng thla
greal mllltai m - m< nl lhal NO m .unted mi n ol
three I nli n reglmi nta, the M L'nlted Btatea Cav
alrj C ' ''- M nent and th< New
y. rk ' ?' i.'>- ? h k- ? ?'"l i '' ;" B'?h' the wl '
of M l.aw's Cont ? - "??
tl Tr villan B( itlon Capl iln Laoaer a
, .,) .... -. i .- Bi ithi rr: prl ii at Ubby. ln R ch
mond Ballal ury. Maeon and Charleaton. He . u
,.,. >. ,- . nruny montba of hiri
t ln I '''"''
.- he to k parl in rorty battlea, i
breveta In thi Regular Armj I dl '?? g?d i
. , to thi rank ot cola
Colonel Leoeer Itood hlgh .r. Gr.ir.d Army C
He v...- ihi flr.1 commander of Noah B. Parnham
i>??i *-.,. -,:. an I waa re-ela I mai :>' auccea
. i-.._.,... ? many Su e
. nti . | al . had been
ot tha ilran - Kr ni ln
, . the New-.ork Memorlal
- man, il for t! ?? paradt on Jlemui i
- t:i extraordnarj
ned from the '.-ny after the
i man)
\ ? .
, . ... | r. - i. l th. i i,"
tlme of h ?'? i '
',,. u ., , i tlve ma mber >f the S< w-1 rk.
. ' ? '*
li- iv. ' ? "' a ?*?
of ihe New-\ork ia :hl ? n ? '"
I for i ?* ? '
\ iml - ?> , la ??? :-- ? a
., ,,,,,! i, ?-. i* ai ? ni ? rt yaehteman,
'
Thi flag ol thi Na ????>? rk Vael
-?::.-....
| Leoaer'i leath
... ... - . . tbe l ni
!:- rm, flrolb r ar-I Lai
..-? - i rai Leglon.
ii,. . . -a iiiy large number of fi
who ? : ;
.... }? rai years he had
or llousi al l ar hmont. Hls ?
-.- - || , r ? rii Th .ui-is
Smith i ? r and Ch irlwi M Kn ' --? icr, jr.
? it. Burope, ha' ng - ili. ' two 4\-. ? ks
. - fl ,.:..-.; , for a t trip to Lon lon an i
ii for the l im rai have nol I ? i
? ?
WILLIAM '" RUS8EI*
i After an llln^ai laatlng almoal a year, Profeaaor
v,||i"sm .' Rm rl dled yeaterday al the bome .?:
hi. daughter, Mra Wllllam H. Bharman, al No 6
H i m Yonkera. His father w m v- W
.i New-York mercbant, and hla mother
,,, . iiwtry Cham -? ?? granddaughter of Wllllam
Bllery, one of th. ilgi '? I'" laratlon ot In
-i .- from the Btate of Rhodi laland. Th-*
i:\ wllllam Bll r. Channlng, th. noted Cnltarlan
, ;. rgj man, waa hti unele. H. wa. born In Boaton on
l-'.-i-.-u ii i 8,1111 Edu-ati int Columbla Collegi and
at the H.i'v.u-1 l.iv. Bel wa rom 188*3 to 1881
? lawyer ln New-York Cltj The death of a bel ive l
?on, im offlcer In the Clvll War, called hlm fi ?n hla
an-i. Bfter fllling I ir -i tlme a post ln tho
i-'r. dman'i Dureaa he a_septed the ehalr of hla
torj |n \:n ?;.'.: .?-. founded by Horaea Man%
ii- v\ ?, howei r, ?" n cilled awaj to laka the pro
,. . ,: hlp ol Bouth Buropean languagaa and th
. .,?:.,-. |. .:.--.-: -hrp ol : lory at Cornell L'nl
veralty, to a hi fa ili ? ne of the >'.'i'\.-r.
ap.teea \ ? lal r b ? araa m id
vU-e-pi f th Inatltutlon, .ma! i rm :.? 1
untll h. retlremenl ln 18 I, m dur.ng i .milderable
,, no i - n :he abnen ?<?*? abn a i ?-. l rei d r.t _ nite.
he ?... | i ?- ; nt l th ? unlva i y. Pr m
Si\ to ; ? :; he BlIi l the chair "f hlatory ai Brown
? ? , profi i * Preal li ;.;> Andrea
Ing tl ' Eun p
i.i- i. . _*d ?.uk i.r hlatory waa that whlch lay
neareai .. heort, and by whlch h- wlll be lougtst
., -, ibt-red Hia powei il ci< ar and ,?" :l ?? -? > ?
- ,;t hla llne aen<s of inat'.tutlonal progreaa, hla
i... I- wll and bttlng aarc*iam, and. abovo all, hls
, !, iklll ..- .i nueatloner, :n td. htm a
t--...-ii-; i ih - Imli.id fi - ?? I Hla work i : I
l;,,. | . : , i ?:; | :.i- ilu l -1 hlatory, 10 i'...- tl
itor u.l - tutloiial 1 'rn ry i Bi
lan ' an ?? ? H u-*-* -:- '? -? !:1 flrat to em
.,;. y in tl 11 countrj the ... ?* od ol iiJtru "t'.on n >\\
ki iwn ?i the :-???- -rii..ir> method '.?' w ot hii< .?. i
.; de-nti oai l.i. ? loal the Impulae tney recelved
from t;::-:, -i'i' all wlll hear wlth pala thai h... work
II, v ? member of H. i ?? ITnltarlan Church and
the Anthropol' "??' al Soclety. The children who aur
?..'..- hlm nre M.a> Lucj E. Ruaael, ol Ho l in: Ho*v
lanil i: Ruaael, ot Mlwaukee: Bdward C. Ruaael,
of Helcna, Mont.: Wllllam .' Ruaael, lr., of Phila?
delphla; Mra. Wllllam H Bharman, -Mrs. Oeorge H.
liaaiigntain and Miss Barah Ruaael
Tiu-.; K';\'. ni: WILLIAM H. BOOLB,
Th ? Rev. i>r. WUllam ii. Boole, a promlnent
Methodlal clergyman and tMnperance evang
dled al hla home In Prohlbltlon Park, Btaten laland,
yeaterday mornlng al i o'cloa k. Dr. Boole was
alxty-elght yeara ot a;;. He bad recently r.turni l
from au evangelUtlc tour .n the Weatern Btatea
He mad. man) addreaaea never i?c'i than four a
.ia>. lt is thoughi ti a i. - work brought on h'.s
death. Mrs. Klla A. Boole, A. M-. the iirst vlce
prealdent ot the New-York Btate W. C. T. L\, who
[a his wlfe, waa In Camden, N. J., lecturlng, when
lnformed of h'r dei th, Dr. Boole waa i irn In Nova
Bcotla. He was orda'ned In tha- Methodlal mln'.atry
twoecore yeara ago H. had the pastcrate of tb.
Bev.nt.enth Stri il, Thlrty-eevunth _trt?-t, Pift>ih
Btreei and Wllleti .': r.-a-t Mehodlat Bplacopal
churchea >n Now-York, and tha- Bouth -econd
B ree l hurch, Brooklyn, He also had i hargvs tn
Connecticul Aa a temperanci evang.llat ho v\as
known all ovei the country, Dr. Boole, w.th yV,
lf. Oaborn, founded Ooean Orove. Later he founded
a ild Orchard (Me.), .Sa-a ilifT (Long lsland) and
Prohlbltlon r.irk.
|.r. itoola- wt i n in of great pa-rsonal oourage.
Twent) yeara ago ba went to rialt i.ake city and
dellvered a aermon agalnal Mormonlam and poiy
gamy. Brtgham Young and bla aldera ?.;?.* m tlie
DUge tent. Aimojt a rlot occurred. Flatola were
drawn, and, bad ;i not beer, for a squad of mlnera
who conducted hls party from the spot. they mlght
bave reoelved rough treatment.
The fun.-ral servi?-.-_ of I*r. Hoole will bi* helal to
morroW moinl;i({ at il o. lock ln thu Lucma Mo
Booth's
n -.'.? ana WOftderful remedy HYOMEI . ?_?:
Booth'g Pockel Inbiler <. unlt are i_ the uR9
of mo nt Kli ntlfl ? reaearch, and have achleved
marveloua auc-twa. Every I'FKST-class
dn:s?.lst niw carrUta it in Etock?:,__??> the
*..-.. nea get i; ' r y iu, It if the austral
[AN "j'l.Y AIR" treatment n_d deflnltel.
curea As:hma, C tarrl Bronchitis and tirr.iiar
ea. It ls a HOtfZ treatment, may be
carrled ln tlie
Pocket
, Of
ta) burvr.e.'s. 'hurcb, t___Ura, in UM cars
wherever a. draught or dampaeaa is likoly to
strike you. Coat, eomalate, |L< ?.
i: ic'.yn. N. Y.. ..I>i_ary 8. 1MJ3.
My U .ar . Ir:
D ath'a Pockel Inhalei w rk., llke a el ...rm. The (iri
inlinlau. B _.*/? r-\la-f. Il ll a Hfisir.K ta. i.umsr.ity. ani
I ,un f-ry it .? not ii.uer knowa i aii ra oamauBa ..?
'Ta.i it Or. .-?... -?>." BIbc . '? I
lt. ?.. I. M . .Mtl.AH n. D.
Th.- alr. thoroughiy r_ar_ed wlth hyomei, la
tnhaled through the
nhaler
at th" month and ls alowljr e\h_l?. through .
th. noae. ir atopa apasmodlc covghlng ln
atantly, cleara tho vole*, expanda the lunga,
and Incraasea the br^athtng rararity.
Don't let your drtiggfst sell you
a Hiibstltiite. IV* the only thing
of tlie l. iitcl on the market. Any
ftvst-clnnH drufifflMt will get it for
von if not ill his stock.
nr Ao ". wiil I" t^-1 w *** n'-v peraon. BflBctal tr-n
,, , .?..,...'?- ? ? nr.d wiil
?' ' rr- Wlll ? -t.i the I ..:_? _?.
,-/.'...., ;-. ?_li. for $1.00.
R. T. KOOTH,
23 East 20th St, I.''?, ..'__> ?? Wcw York.
? ,*.E IWiPROVEt
Sick Headache
CARTEltS
PIUS.
*fcj?Si___$
1'oa.iti .rlv <! uri'il by
I ln*** li.tl<- I'ilL.
Thi v alao r rllava Dlatr<MB
! from !>>.. i'^ia. Ir.diga-stlon
i ar.l Too Hearty Eatin**. A
uerfe I remedy for Dlaxlneaa,
: N.-.u.-i. Druwsiri'-ss, B<ai
' Ta.te ln Ihe Mnutli. Coatcd
Tajn .". e, Paln in the aBlda,
TOP.l'TT) LIVER They reg
nlate tbe Bowelfc
tABTEB _tEDlCl_E < O.. _.??
THE GLORY OF MAN.
STRENGTH, VITALITY.
-_?
4 MniOiK-l, ftri-et,
a____?$*_Si
Kf!8_THlfS?lF.
Ul r_"__ i_U . . Fl ** ?altaei sireoi,
t/, ri, rr-ilKtri, M. U, <_???. n. ?_?.?_
TUL _4IST _ai_ITI BfKt'UtMl ly AMKBICA.
i iiu-i a-aiasiiitiiiti phyatelaa io th? reuiiody
,i,-ii,a-_i laetltnie ? aon ... in 1****_ *? w" :lJ
?,,. | tl .ra.lal l,i?'ai_l iv the Nutloual
M.-alta-nl \-.?a 'lafloa foi lhe PRIZE t_4SAY ta fc,B
aaaated \,nalli>. _ervoo. and Pkyalcal Detili
li, .111.1 ill iil.i-a?'N . I :?:.... 1 1 111.1 th. young. 1 *
^j |,v ,.i;i IT. 'ii..': ? ? "'I'i t.-?'.-.. 1..1.D I-Kl.K_
1'. .,... The ?cli*a?*e of l.lf.-: aelf-Pre_er
...I. ' : '?? -?...:-:. iiival:,al.l* fr. r.p
t: na f. r ....... -n : ?' ?..- t...--?--. f-a s'..'. ooly ?? '?
,. w rk' ?.. th. bawt, ea i,.?' wbjBaffia tn?st...i.
...... . . , ' . .t
??i. .nd Ei I " i? n w, nn 1 (earn to
..rai'iK. \ln.>ra,u?a .-.nl uiD.nl.. lleal T!i>aa*lf.
, f. .. v.
Th. I?a tl- Ma . .1 Inn'.'.tute hus iinitatura, but oa
. . ' ? tl II ? : a -1
morlal Chapel, In tha Park. Thi buri.I wlll bo la
H.l. _
RDWIN A JACKaSOV.
Bdwln A Jackaon, a weU-known mrrchant ef tha
clty, iiio.i from pneumonla >.>:.-?? Ia. nt hla home,
So. 31 W< ?? r : '? 11 ?? ? Ka a .- I ?*n i ?? t
: ., ai Phlladelphla Earlj In llfa ha <'ame to
Ne. v.tk. 1: .1 for mai ? yaara bad I *n praaa*
Inentl) ideatlfled arlth the furnace and atova in
? member af tii- Ona of Bdwln A.
.t.i ka 'ii & Brother, .1 No. U Baeluaan-at Aa en
Inveni >r ol Improvemeiue in atoi ; and rangei ie
waa m Ic!) known in tha trade. On aome of the?e
a .<_ tbe hlghMl awarda al tha World*. F.et.
11. u* .. mu?:.... iif lhe Clvll War, having Bervi l
in a Phlladelph-a ra_r_nent In pollt'ca hi had be n
. I.felong Republlcan. Comlng ..' Quah t itock, i;e
had coni naed 1:1 thai bellef, a-.. 1 waa a member
of tha rellglous So ictj ol Prlcnde, att ndlng tiie
Blxteenth street Chureh. He leavea a wlfe and
tv. ? brother. Samuel K .'a _s .;. aml Willlam M.
Jackaon ho;li of New-York ;.:.! ;. lleter, Mrs.
Rl r.'-i R, Qreen <>f (Juakeriown, Penn. The
funeral wlll take ,'i_.a Wedneaday afternoon from
hi.-. lat'' homa
-a>
RUaPUl PARK.
Rufus Park dled al hla _>_i., No. l_s w,*st Elev
a?..th ?. yesterday, fr.-:n Brtsht'a dla e, at tha
in.-.. of .iL-hty.-.w.. Hewaa born In Dui lei County
on Jun^ :.. ISU, and nt an _arly a_a came t.i thlg
clty. He 1 ime .1 .:.-tk ln .1 larga whalaaala g:*r>
cery store. A tew year-. i :t^r he beeame b membeff
<>r ti-.. tirttt of M.iiian. p_rk .-. Co.. In Burl ng B p.
In i.sm h founded ihi flrm of l:; 1:.i. I'.trk ,. <".>.,
N 1 au 11 !.:. ii x*he ilrm tit.,.).- a bualneaa of sup
iilying grocerie. to ahlna Bii yean ago h.* retlred
fr.uti .1 ?' .. 1 u.ine n. marrled twice, a: 1 ? 1 l.-a\ea
'l: I .lt! I .1 .1.111 - . I
OTTO JULIC- BOOER8.
Otta Jullua Bggera dled on Bunday ar M.s homa
No. 214 Bl Jobn'a Place, Brooklyn. Ha was nttf
c.\ ' yeara old. md !? : I beaa a memtMr of the
N w-Tork Marit'.me Exch.n ill Ita or_an!z.i
? ? ,r" wai the head of the Ilrm of Bggera .
Hi nleln, ahlp; a. mereK.nta ? \.> :. .*?',nth W.ll
"" -" ?? Wlth m? t" !-a'.o wlth :ha> \V,-;; India*.
'' '1 Central .merlcn >I< bel.-ured ;o tho Brook?
lyn Ocrmanla an | Mo: tauk
West !4?St
rjre?
Q^'RELIABLr^p
i CARPETS
MILLIONS IN EXPENDITURES
I aro t.^ltia glaBIMBl by t'.niKr.-M,. Whrre la the niurx-y te
eom. ft ni' Every on<> anawera "tmpurts." \\<xii 1* n?
of th- chlef iniporiH. ati.i our caipet* are all wool ina
Bhoddy). Bo tb '. -'i.-i _m ptepeaad untf yMaaa n>.
iir..?a ni r**___r_ably lot. pt_M. ?:ii be itnpostioie. oar
?pritiK B ***** BI. arrlvlnr an.l aras niarvels of beauty.
Tl"it t? ?by .ve i_n a >,.u 1. tmy NOW. V"U ran pa.
lat -r lliiouKh an r Leag i_.,!lt Syslein.
The Baa %aallf| nml low prlcea of oar Fu**?
itiiuri* ?r?? iiairiirlAliig.
__^ CAbii or CREDIT -^
(OWPERTHWAIT i*a
104.106 and 108 West 14*-sT
WEAR 6?AV.
3roc.;lyn Stores: Flatbush AvT near RiltcoC^

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