General Skobelefl, LOW LIFE IN NEW YORK,
In connection with General Bkobe- |
Jeff, the prominent Russian general |
whose speech against Garmany has ore: |
ated such a rensation in Europe, |
‘the London Pal Mall Gasetie repro- |
duces some interesting reminiscences
of his career. The story of his exploits |
in the Bulgarian campaign includes all’
that was most exciting in the war which |
brought the Russian army within sight |
of the minarets of Stamboul, From
Thy day when, *‘to show the stuff he |
was made of,” he swam his horse across
| Moonen In the Alleys and Tenementa of the |
KRinws ~The Breeding Places of Crime,
Strictly speaking the name ‘Cherry |
{ Hill ® applies only to a small locality;
but usage has given to it a wider sig- |
pificance. The main part of the Hill 1s |
embraced by the part of Cherry street |
between Roosevelt street and Pearl |
street —a dingy and ill-kept block |
almost in the shadow of the bridge an-
{ chorage- which maintains during the |
| greater part of the year a melanc holy
aolivity. A number of years ago, when |
jhe Danube Wille CH the number of transatlantic sailing |
the time w a nl) AD diffienlty | eralt coming into the Hast river Was |
be restrained from marching into Con. | much greater than it is now and sailors |
stantinople as soon as the British fleet with salt spray clinging to their clothes
entered the Sea of Marmora, he was the | Were every vhere seen rushing ashore,
most prominent actor in the drama. panting for the excitement and new |
He became the legendary hero of the | life of the oity, this Cherry Rill
campaign, und in the minds of the com. | district, which includes all that is set |
mon people he almost monopolized its | | own upon the maps as the Fourth |
glories. He was always in the fore- police precinct, presented a somewhat |
front of the Lottest battle; four horses | Striking contrast to its ‘present aspect
were shot under him in ten days, but Then sailor-boarding™ houses, with
he was only wounded once, aud after | reasy wooden benches st the doors, |
being in constant expectation of death | SWarmed with Portagunese and ctaer
for months he returned home safe and | foreign sailors, who spent their money
sound. His white uniform was to his 88 freely as circumstances per mitted;
soldiers as the white plume of Henri | Stovedores, ship-carpenters, cau ers,
Quatre at the battle of Ivry. “1 have | Stowers and others 1ndigenous to the |
heard the soldiers speak of him,” says wharves formed the greater part of the
Lieutenant Greeno,** as a general under population; tha ag he Ried were
whom they wonld rather fight crowded by a rough class diverse in
and die, than fight and live Da¥ lonality and occupation; drunken.
under another. They had often to ROSS and crime permeated the whole |
die—sometimes fifly per cont, of his | Teglon, whie h the police a regarded as one
command perished; but he. spared po | Of the most dangerous localities in the
Settion to mivister to their wants and | ¢ii¥; patrolmen Sfaversed Juels
to supply their needs. His division | POSS 1D twos; cries © un a
was the best fed and best clothed and | Would frequently be heard, and many
best armed in the army. He was always | parts of the distriot fairly reeked with |
with them in the most exposed posi- | infamy. Like the once famous Five
tions of the field, sleeping with them | Points, this troublesome corner of
in the trenches and looking after all | lower New York bas undergone 3
their necessities in the camp. In °bavge. Itisno longer looked upon
short,” says Liemtenant Greene, whe | 88 in any very px nounced degree a
snoceeded’ 30 thoroughly in making criminal district. Petty crime is born
himself one with his division that his here, as it must necessarily be in such
men responded to his thoughts as read- | ® crowded district. Drunkenness is as
ily as the muscles obey the will, I common, however, as of old. Oa al
Saturday night in summer, when every
doubt if a more thoroughly ideal rela. | 8 lt} By.
tion between & general und his men has | 02¢ 13 out of doors, and there is no
existed since the days of Cromwell.” reason for closing windows and shut-
His custom of wearing white, as if to UD In lie SC unds, the
court the bullets of his enemies, his
rookless personal bravery and the
strange custom of his of always ‘going
into battle in bis cleanest uniform and
fresh underclothing, covered with per.
fume and wearing a diamond-hilted
sword, in order that, as he aaid, he
might die with his best clothes on,’
gained him the reputation of a wil
dare devil, which somewhat obscured
his real capacity as a general. In re-
ality they only showed how thoroughly
he bad divinel that secret of power |
which lies in fascinating the imagination
as well as of appealing to the reason
of men. When ha was sent to take wore then: ha
Geok Tepe and subdue the Tekkes Buck BONS pn wd
many shook their heads and predicted | Plock, fronts on DOL LAN gya. B
that his impetnosity would be his rain, | ®18¥, OF East Gotham place, as it is
£o far from that being the case he dis- | 5 rok $i S0I0 Japs, Isopenon ie
played tha ntmost caution, acted with sass Lo pT Sys 1 nots I bi uh
the greatest deliberation, refused to! '3€ West LY R Ligh gaunt LM ng:
move from Jaly to December, until he making the od iq e dark Ime
had made ail his preparations, and after glos my. The se dilfering charnoterist ¢3
ho had carried on camels to tue EiTe the alleys their Lathes.
trenches no fewer than 1 575,000 rounds building is divi ided through the middle,
of ammunition, to say nothing of several | Parallel with the alleys, sud po a at
thousands of shot and shell, he laid Hight angles, forming ava aac o
sieve to Geek Tepe and captured that Each DR has a oD Blatruae,
hitherto impregnable stronghold. | ™! bh landings, from whieh Bee :
He bad 10,00) troops against 40,060 ccliinged ro gs s open on either anf.
Asiatics, and he achieved the conquest ach family, h owever large or Smal,
of the Akhal Tekke country with a loss 08S orly two rooms in which to live and
of 937 men. Only once in teat cam- | MOVE and Have its being.
pa gn did Skcbelefl display his usual °° i may Ha w
rioklessness. After the fortress had With 8 wife au 18 ak wR
fallen he was riding through the coun- the richt, however, who makes eight
try with his escort when he met several | OF Dine 3
Tekkes. He asked who they were, | D8Y have a wife—whom
They answered, *‘ Friendly Tekkes™ | W3°R 81 CMPLy pecies
“How can 1 believe your word?” he
asked again. “Tekkes “never lie,” Yas
their confident response. ** Well,
plied Skobeleff, “if that is the ae b
will send my escort home and will
1eturn accompanied by you.” He was
as good as his word and his trast in the
word of the nomads was not misplae
Am
and half-dressed children run from the |
cluteh of drunken fathers and mothers
Here is * Mullen'salley
vitals of the block bounded by Cherry
street, New Bowery, Oak and Roosevelt |
streets, like a great riit in a roek;
* Connor's alley,” opposits, a vile, sul |
a focal ng place, ‘with a triangular ecutt;
“Murphy'salley,” bewilderingly snarled
in a network of clotheslines and fire
escapes; and ‘Single allay” and |
“Dcuble alley,”
he two last named are, perhaps,
striking in their way as any in
York. A five story building
as
18
hoy b
BNL
oa
ha thrashes
and seven children, large or small;
but he has only two rooms,
stow them away as best he
right comes, Little,
in each landing, like windows ia
Italian vorison, permit the passage of
air from one alley to the other. Four
dollars ant a half'a mouth is the highest |
rext, and is paid for rooms on the second |
floor, where the air is better than
irs % y reet easie
This modest little flower, one of the the frst floor: ro cess loth S Slveat eames
favorites of the florist, that dons ihe ago this buiid ling is declared to have
puiple almost unaware, Las very appro- | )..14 300 families, or rather that num-
priately been called the Cindéreila of bar of different vent ayers,
the sisterhood. Lilies may wave and | J oore Jere! t3pement hou
smile in thei: stately grace, roses beckon | too 'of 4 he a,
by their flame and fragrance; but “them keeps the place in good
flowers that have faces”—pansies for- | opi. oo Pace 1A 8
thonghts—are the sdmiration of the
ecuutry.
From the humble hearl’s-ease, or
three-colorel vivlet, has sprung np one
of the most popular flowers known in
floricultare. Half a ceutury ago there
flourished, on a bank of the Thames, a
lovely garden; the owner of it, seeing
the interest his daughter manifested in
the work, gave hara share of the grounds
for her own. Oue of the heart-shaped |
flower beds this lady of the Thames
filled with pansies, wisely selecting the
choicest plants from other parts of the
garden for her especial onlture.
Soon this little mound of the purple
heart began to attract the attention of
professional florists, and the pansy, no!
longer an humble forget-me not, blos- !
somed into royal favor. No flowers
are more companionable and life-like,
and none perform their part more
worthily in work of floral ministration.
Its simple legend, You occupy my
thoughts, is one of the most beautiful
testimonials of love or friendship in the
langnage of flowers,
While in Enrope Professor Silliman |
called on Madame Agassiz, the mother
of the great naturalist. His account of
the brief interview closes with this
touching incident:
““Bhe was grieved when she learned
that onr stay was very brief, and wonld
hardly be denied that we should become
guests at her house, or at least that the |
senior of the party should recept her
hospitality. The next morning she
came walking alone, a long distance in
the rain, to bid ns farewell, snd we |
parted, evidently with deep emotion
and not concealed, for we had broaght
the image of her favorite son near to
her mental vision again. She brought
for Mr. Silliman a little bouquet of
pansies, and bid us tell her son her
peusees were all for him 1”
Thus our thoughts go forth in mes- |
s2g08 of love and gratitude through the
heart-reaching dialect of flowers.
can when |
ed.
Origin of the Pansy.
order,
of free rent, with a
“consideration.” He invariably in-
spires with awe the numerous ragmnf- |
fins who play baseball on the sidewalk,
impale themselves on nailsand railings,
give convincing proof of the theory of
heredity by fighting in the guiters,
dows, and emit profanity with an un-
checke d volubility that is almost blood- |
i eurdling.
that he has found much to interest |
him here. He has almost come to have |
| visible in odd doorways; and some of |
the street boys, marking his repeated |
presence, have com 1 ented quietly but |
profanely on the ci reumstanc e. Oneof |
old.
with a stick, holding a dirty infant in
their bony arms, or
on wretched youngsters who annoy |
them. Occasionally there is seen some |
decent old woman, a somewhat re-|
spected “‘granny;” but most, with their
oaths and dirt and rags, seem as if they
association in character with
| ermabling, sooty and unsavory walls
about them,
seen in the immediate locality.
In
of the city. Or
they are dodging the coal wagons
with ehovels over their shoul-
ders, or selling lead pencils or
brooms, or announcing in some busy
the din
New York City’s Office-Holders,
The total number of person's regn-
Jasly employed by the city government | from the vulgar gaze.
in the several depart ments, in the com- |
mon schools and in the courts, was London about Cherry Hill, especially
9,703 in 1881, and the sum paid them | at night, when a mufiled sound comes |
in salaries and wages was $10,430,841. | irom the alleyy, an occasional footstep |
Add to this amount the pay of inspectors | clatters on a creaking stair, distant |
of election and poll clerks, and there is | doors ban g, greasy streams trickle here |
the grand total of $10, 562, 107. | and there into the gutter, and the sound |
| them as with armor before and behind,
"| NEWS OF THE WIEK,
¥astern and d Middle Sinton,
A coamrrree of the Aweriean Agricultural
association met in New York a few days ago
and disoussod the plans for a proposed national
agrioultural exposition to be held in the me.
| tropolis in 1883,
It is estimated that the recent loss of four
Gloucester (Masa) fishing schooners has made
| twenty-two widows and sixiviiwo fatherloss
children, many of whom are in destitute iy
Tae will of Charles Albert Read,
coased, of Newton, Mass,
lately dos
gives $30,000
yhyd
plied to the reduction of the war debt, To the
of the testator $500
given on condition “that my head is severed
as I have great he
is
fiom my badly, ror of belog
buried alive,”
Tur recently
bank, of Boston,
Epson IL. Feries,
Vermont State prison at Windsor for the mw
der of Mr. Witham in Readsboro, hanged him
golf with his suspenders in h
found and eut ten minutes later,
could not be resuscitated,
A sax at Utiea, N. X,
and died shortly
Pacifio
has resumed business,
suspendad Nationa!
awaiting sentence in the
in ell,
down but
quarts of
afters
drank two
whisky, for a wager,
wand,
Ax international rifle mateh be
and Ameri 1 be shot
in September and a return match at
tweon English
can teams wil al Creodmoor
don next year,
Peren Roxatpsox, bookkpeper
nd & Co, New York
woaoks a RO,
fir WV.
Maofaria lard dealers who
failed a fow ared,
examination of his a 1 hiy
defanlter for several thousand dollars
fae British bark Willlam J.
Liverpool for New York, was wreck
N. J. Of the
fifteen men, all
disappe and an
nuts Prove no be a
Slairs, from
ed off Long
officers and crew, coms
but the «
nen of the Life-Ha
Branch,
prising
pesoned by the
No. &
Forty persons have been killed by
in of the ahaft of a mine near Teplita, Austria,
Nihilists, including a woman,
Three more
have been sentenced to death in Bi, Petersburg,
SOrVIO
the reo
lish churches for ent eacape
last year at one million and a quarter, | rises from the dismal bar-rooms,
about one person in every 128 of the | whole district is doubtless destined to
inhabitants of all ages was in the em- | be rebuilt before a great many years,
for official salaries was equal to | speculation
about $8.45 per head of population.
The following table classifies those |
- employed according to their salaries or | come more unfit for human habitation, —
wages : | New York Tribune.
Below $1,000........... SI
Between $2 000 and 23, 000, .
Between $3,000 and $5,000. , :
Between $5, 000 and $10, oy... vas
£10,000 and abeve.
in improved tenement
{ houses, it is thought, means death to
A Wonderful Map,
At the nobles’ echool in Tokio, Japan,
7 isa physical map of that country 300 or
| 400 feet long, in the court behind the
| school buildin This map, cr model,
Tolal................................9708 703 | {is made of ny and rock, Po is bor.
The number of persons employed in | dered wita pebbles which look at a
each of the branches of the city govern: | Jittle distance so much like water.
ment and in the departments, snd the | Every inlet, river and mountain is re-
amount paid them in salaries, were as | | produced in this model with a fidelity
follows: {to detail which is simply wonderful.
The Mayoralty............. 11 $26,300 | Latitude and longitude are indicated by
Common Council, ........,. 85 62,300 | telegraph wires, and tablets show the
Fansite Departmen... coe 114 180, 8 | position of the cities. Ingenious de-
Boblio Works. 11111110 513 saya | vices sre emrloyed fn illustrating bo-
Pablic Parks. .............. 853 270.413 | tanical studies also, For example, the
Charities and Corrections... 809 291,895 | pine is illustrated b by a picture showing
d dissected flower,
Hedth.................... 100 125,805 | the cone, leaf an
rr 221 3305.99 | get ina frame which shows the bark
[| Brat eaning vere Oe LT, 405 | 8nd longitudinal and transverse eec-
Taxes and Assessments. ,.., 47 96,600 | tiors of the wood.
{ Education Et cas ass nasy ai anth
a :
oo
Ass ssrntasns sens srnnna
tc
One of the drawbacks of married life is sick-
acess of the little ones. For a Cold or Cough
you cannot find a bet er remedy than Dr. Bull's
5,500 Cough Syrup. Nearly all physicians prescribe
|
Coroner Brixe, of the roval en
gineers, and Mr,
ing to erosa the British channel in a balloon,
miles from Dover and
steamer,
into tha sea nine
Hessy He
was respited fr
FMANN,
om the
the assassination
it. Petersburg in
sentence for complicity
of tha late czar,
i childbirth,
Tur New Jersey house of assem bly una
mously sop ted & res Wm o0t lating
Queen Victoria on her
ton.
CONSIDERABLE
rial circle
die
ani.
grat
escape from assassina-
excitement was created
3 by the ro of the
Bweet & Co, The
fat
Boston fina failn
bankin
lability
and it was stated they wonid
house of Charles A.
38 of the firm were
$3,800, 000,
Shrinkage in the
South and West,
Orvirre B. Rog, of La Salle, IIL, an
} 1 his wife
Lim,
were found
¥
ae
carpenter, fatally sho!
11} ’ w
of her refusal louger to sn rt an
mseif. Five ¢l
Foman's Ix as she Jay on t
{ H
possession of
olland,
the edifie @ Brew so greal
| that the mayor bh read the riot act and
canse the arrcst several persons befor
and Bill Miller
i Miss.
1 Walker,
in We
with terriffe
for th
were en,
der of three brotl
Ar Bione, Ind, the boiler
xploded
stor &
y, killing six mon,
Indian =
treacherous attack on
fore
utes who took part in th
al Carr
ine
hire
Gener
and who
last Be ptemt er, were
+ 1
WG
ath, were hanged at Fort Grant, J
Mary lawton
while on a voyage from Li
w Pe rishol.
a Jae citizen of
or of Californias, and
in New
aged flity-#ix years,
on who started in the [ast six-
destrian match in New
Pancho, Scott and Row
contest ended,
money put up
matic of
the championship, and a share in the gate
money for all the contestants who covered
On the
the th invincible
Rowell made the unprecedented score of 150
miles in less than twenty-three hours, and it
was then generally supposed that he would
again prove victorious, as he had secured a
good lead over his competitors—a lead which
he maintained until the
match, when he broke down,
Mia,
loned
more,
bark was
1 to Bal
aban
iverm {
Mizrox 8 Larnay, minent
Over:
0, CX~gover:
Or the
day go-as-you-please pe
! York, four—Viat,
{ dropped out before the
match was for §1,000 entrance
ten me
well —
535 miles first day of
the match herto
and on the fifth
day he retired, after making nine miles, his
total score for tho five days being 415
After Rowell's collapse, Hazael, of England,
went to the front, where he remained to the
end of the match, although hard pushed
by Fitzgerald, whose record of 582 miles, made
h last D
formance up to the present contest,
in a mat cember, was the best per-
The scores
men who were on the track
and
as follows:
£0 000 in stakes and $10,000
£1,000 in
Noremaao,
| made by the six
when the contest closed on the sixth day
Hazael, 600 miles
gale
stakes
miles
gate money;
Hart, 542 mles—$1 600;
$1,200; Sullivan, 525 miles
About 40,000 persons paid $1 each to
ce the match,
loxTaoMERY,
Fitzgerald, 577
$4,000
£2 400;
money;
and
555 miles
£300,
Ala., has just started up its
Tue village of Prince Fredericktown, the
Md., has been
t Imost entirely destroyed by fire. Moat of the
ounty records were consumed.
Mich,
Tae Lumberman’s exchange, at Chicago,
A g
lumbermen in the Northwest.
Carraiy Epwanp Postar, of the steamer
Hard Cash, which arrived at Memphis, reports
that the back water from the Mississippi river
extended up the White river to Clarendon, Ark.,
a distance of 185 miles from the mouth, and
In reply to the inquiry of
Judge Mangum, com-
Turpeciors of i tion. ..... 111,266
51,657
| it, and no family should be without it,
of persons in that State needing relief at 20,.
000, Commissioner Hemingway, of Mississippi,
named 18,000 as the number in that State, Add
to these the 5,000 destitute in
it makes an aggregate of 43,000 persons whose
at the hands of the government.
From Washington
decrease of the public debt during February
ary, $252,017,648.17.
month of last year:
1881,
Customs, ,, ......,.. $15,345,931
Internal revenue,,, 9, 342 670
Miscellaneous, ,,,., 8,486,600
Total .,...... $25,175,210
The ordinary expenditures of the govern-
ment during February, which do not include
interest on the debt, were $18,00C,000, of which
amount about $9,000,000 was on account of
pensions,
1882,
$10,160,498
2,906,862
| tf
Tar President nominated Cornelius A. Logan
to be United States minister to Chill,
Ma. Congrina's nomination to the supreme |
court beneh was confirmed in executive session
of the Benate, twelve Benators, including four |
Republicans, voting against it. The following
Republicans are known to have voted inthe
Messrs, Dawes, Hoar, Hawley and |
The eight Democrats who voted in !
negative:
Morrill,
the negative are believed to be Messrs, Bayan,
Call, Coke, Hampton, Johnston, Jonas, Pugh
and Vance, The Benate also confirmed Mp
Sargent’s nomination to be United States min
{ster to Germany,
Mu. Boovirre has filed his bill of exceptions |
upon which he will appeal for a new trial fn
Guitean, After the appeal he will retire from
tho case and other lawyers will be empl
argue the
oved to
in bano that
is the five Washington judges sitting together
Thx
on her escape was
Be
case before the eourt
following telegram of congratulation
Victoria by
ugh Uni.
President
sent 10 Queosn
soretary of Btate Mrelh
ted States Minister lo ‘The
people of the United States
her majesty on having been prov
from the
irhuysen thn
and congratu
iden
Remen-
aud the
Assannil,
of hex
our reo
nt
ling of indignation
tially protected
bering the syvipathy a josty
plo national bereave.
Hritish pu
ment the
ness for the
fe aud thankful
queen's safety is deep and uni.
versal.”
Tur Senate commitiee on commerce agroad
to report favorably Captain Esds' interoc
ship raliway hill
Tur Washi
dietments for
RUN
pgton grand jury presented in
conspiracy, in connection with
the star route mail service, against Thomas J.
Brady, ex-Senator Dorsey and ten others,
'urg President received from
the
ited Blates supren
ex-»onator
a letter
fthe Un
ho was
wmkling declining K8s300CIale
isticeshipo ie OO
to which position recently nominated
med
sR Ur
ited Btates notes, silver certifi
aang oF
al props
Hen EAFT
mal notes eq exceed
ing three-fifths of their origi
their
3
id Slates notes,
rions are
full face value, SMe
nis
silver cert and
es, each constituting clear!
'¢ redeer
Fragments
ily when a
less than three-fift
at one-half the full face value,
less than a ball are redeemable
a by
rilon has been tot
an affidavit \
ally de od
ws by the President : Denjamin
be United States ex
Evas J. E
district
NOMINATI
Parker, of Indiana, t«
at BSherb rouse,
packer, collector
mington, N. C,
Coxrramarions by
Verge, of Marvla consul at St
BY ’
Horatio N. Beach, of New
o Cabello, Venexusl
Canada ;
of cusioms,
the Benate : I.
Paul d
anda ; York
ia,
Foreign News.
2
Apvices from the wost eoast of Africa report i
while ore g the lagoon ¢
i, and that
mr board were drowt
Madri
ferryboat, asin
red,
nities in 1, Spain,
d for
to fill the
ns caused by the
Northampton
iradizagh, again res: le
radia gh received 3,708 voles
187
ency of the
of bot}
ie L
% resigned the i
and the ¢
santos
uay,
mb as has eloctel Senor is
CEST,
Ix the Dritish house of commons Baron
Henry De Worms, in movi the govern.
n fda mens of using
czar fo prevent a rec
Jews in
been Iu
and
M3
Russia,
utal
ouirages ug
women had ly
sovently
hot
woul
sons rendered loss, and
@ of $80,000,000 wrecked,
meeting,
wore present, has been held
Resoluti
aluesse emigration
AX anti-
4
Chinese
Francisco, 1% petit nine
to restrict ©
Forry thousand persons in the
he have boon lefy
ha Aria
and thre persons were
sons, was attacked
killed
Minax was crown
house of commons has real.
we of taking the oath,
forwarded
for the
IBANYILLE
etn's thanks congrat
» 1
e President au
in establishing the f
sin's insanity,
Guear damage
and about the eit
market
fatally injured.
A mer has been introduced
of lords prohibiti
{ parliament,
by a storm in |
The principal
Indians wer
has been done
y of Mexico,
ol apd
was wreck two
in the Bri ish
fous
in either house o
Mc thousand emigrants have
left Hamburg for the United States during t)
past two months
mE than twelve
FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS,
Hennte
The judiciary committee, through Mr. In
ouginal bill to establish a
uniform system of bankrupley throughout the
United Bates (embodying
knowa as the “equity system, 8
isdiction upon the district courts of the u ni
to hear mattors in bankruptes
A ‘eat, from the com
reportel favorably with
amendments the bill 10 ind orpora @
the Interoceanic Ship Railway Company |
and for other parposcs, ace ympanied by a
written report and the evidence taken bo fore
the committee. The bill went to the calendar
Mr, Telier reported favorably the Hous
bill to pension Mrs, wg with an sme nd-
ment including Mrs. Polk and Mra, Tyler
(The amouuts specified are $5,000 a yoar from
ne ptember 19, 1881.)
Se finance committee, through Mr,
man, chairman, reported an original bill
vent to the calendar, providing
conversion or redemption of $10 re.
funding certificates Mr. George intro-
doced a joint resolution authorizing the
sceretary of war in his discretion to nse
hoepital tents now possessed by the war de part.
ment to furnish temporary shelter to the dis
tressed people driven from their homes b ¥ the
Mississippi overflow ; passed... Mr. Call intro
1 ! You
petition
merce committee,
Sher.
for tha
information whether any representation has
been made by the diplomatic re prerentative of
i that the United Bates
wonle 1 regard with indifference or consent to
the dismemberment of Peru by the cession of
WAS made with
; authority,
printed.
Ordered
House,
Under tho call of committees bills wore »,
By M:
rait, from the committee on militia, to pro.
vide for organizing, arming and disci) lining the
who e. By Mr. Van Aernam, from tue committee
on public health, Senate bill for the distribution
th? whole, ,.,. Mr. Wait, from the committee on
contested o lection case of Lanier against King,
from the Fifth district of Louisiana, Adopted.
The Indian appropriation bill was passed.
The total amount of appropriation is 34,020,
203, an increase over the bill of last
year of $351,600, and a decrease of
$021,000 from the estimates, The amonnt
recommend is made up of the following items
For fulfilling treaty stipulations, inci ding pay
of inspectors and interpreters and for contin
genwies, $2,871,285 01; for transportation
$275 000; romoval, ecttioment and subsistence
of various tribes, $1,135 600; general ineiden
tal expental expenses, £170,000; miscol ancons
interest on trast fund sto ska, $00, 21°F
Mr. Har rie, the chairman of the committee
Printed and recommitted Mr, Jacobs, from
lation dismissin ¢ the contested election ease of
against George from tho State of
Adopted... The consular and diplo-
-appropriating $1,198,
The consular and diplomatic appro
Jriation
bill was passed... Mr. Belford jutroc
uoed a
Russia, declaring that the people
Russia, assort-
are loyal citizens
requesting the
that the
subjects,
Hebrews
and
ing
and
the czar the friend.y assurances of the peoplo
and to request him
exercise his power for the sake of
humanity to protect his Jowish subjects
from the violence of their enemies, .
Mr. Biss presented 102 petitions from tho
States of Illinois, Indiana and New York, signed
by about 30,000 citizens of those States, pray-
ing for the passage of House resolution NO.
3,886, introduced by himself, granting a pen-
sion to Union soldiers and sailors of the late
war who were confined in Confederate prisons,
The bill appropriating $80,00¢ for the eree-
was passed, The resolution for the appoint
200th
mouth
of the
by la
of the discovery
Minsienippl river
RUNIVOrsary
of the
77 yous to 80 pavs
viation bill was taken
ap for consi {eration Rio amount appropri
agricultural appropriation
Ud, an increase of $71,580 over the
wintion of last year, and a
$176, 100 from the estimates
Queen Vietoria Shot At,
A Windsor (England) dispateh says that,
as Queen Victoria was entering her oar
riage about 6 » Mu. at
man in the station-vard deliberately
pietol at her. The queen had been in London
Tuesday, where she gave a drawing
room reception on Wednesday in honor of the
Princess H lens, ©
Prince Leopold,
shout 8 ». M., and wal
of the depot to her
waiting to take her 10
had already asconded to his seat Ix
carriage, whoo a man standing
to the station-yard among & number of specta
tors pointed a pistel at tix and Hred
7 fe from the report the pistol was not
heavily loaded. The queen, who was probably
not aware what had hay pened, was immed inte
ver to Hie but before she passed,
the man had t by the
tof the 1 who
near by, He
was tabled by a vote of
Lhe agriouliral app
104, Bh appro
reduotion of
Bing
arrived at Wiad sor at
ked across the platform
, Wihieh was
J wi Brawn
id the
HT
CRtriago
the castle
a
Caliiage
iy dri
superintend
was standing
lentiy seized by the
m them w
superin
hen
0 tue
int was capil
The man
He was taken into High
} police station 10a Cab,
i AWaElilat d
al equerry to pro
ra il any had
hie pistol was sharp
apparently intended
revolver, whi meld
knocked from his hand by
lod i 3 HT
i
) Ti light Hon
{ary
ane
hh ee
juice 8 soc
ining ali
od to Mr. GI
pled
td described as
g ob) A Was prevented
ond shot by a by ;
t to have been
stander,
aiarmed
at the carriag
when
i chin bers of th
Ma
lon a |
distant lie
wir | 18
OliY DALE Cartridges
from IX ut} Lon
Upon his person was found
i vy and three farthix
odd rem
YH
128 and a
a Ppa
THE DAYS OF “Mp”
Tough Stories Told nt 0 Recent Reunion of
the Ploncers,
Pioneer C.'s story: ‘1 went to the
mines early in *'48" I parchased in
San Francisco ‘a washing machine,’
weighing sixty pounds, which I packed
on my back, over the hot and arid plain
{lying between Btockton and the Moke-
{ lumne river, When I got there I dug
my first hole and planted my washin
machine by it, It wouldn't wor
Pretty soon the ‘oldest man in the
{mines' came along, and says he:
‘Hiranger, how much d've charge for
i there to wash shirts, but to wash out gold,
He burst into a guffaw, which was heard
{as far as Muorphy's camp. ‘Why,
t says he, * that's a contrivance for wash-
ing clothes you've got thar, "They've
taken yo in and done for ye! It was
[ true, 1 had been ernelly imposed upon,
But I made a small fortune out of that
washing machine,
mining, turned washerwoman
whole camp at Cut throat bar, and in
six months made $10,000 by washing |
shirts at £5 apiece. Cieptiemen, the
California are among the proudest re.
flections of wy life.”
Judge B.'s story
at Ban Francisco thers was any amount |
of hanging going on by the vigilanes |
committee. There was a great scarcity |
I happened to have |
with me a bale of choice hemp, Law |
business was just then very dull
{ had opened a law office and hung out |
My expenses were 8560 |
per day. An inspiration seized me,
occupied my spare {ime (which was all |
my time) in making halters and selling |
them to the vigilance committee at $100 |
each, Bome days I made §500,
single boiled potato cost then §1. This |
I regard with shame the humble part
a bt nilding
i fornia.”
General E.'s story:
i shores of the Golden State in "48,
{ though
up the State of Cali-
Al
my stay was but fifteen minutes,
i men without jadge or jury,
i
1
lieve that one
| afterward found innocent.
| an awfol example to the guilty party,
| whoever he was, and who was never-
ino, never- diso sovered, Oar vessel
| entled then immediately to China, Al-
| the glorious State I assisted to find ani
{ in which it was my glorious privilege |
| to take in elevating her to her present |
| proportions is one of the proudest
Colonel D.'s story: * Oa the first |
night of my arrival I put up at the Og
i parts of
BEARS
the world
ins
Lisa
| Jerome Leland, 1 slept on the top
{ floor. During the night I heard a
scratching, pawing and sn fling
Thinking it to be the eat 1
| opened it to drive the animal away.
| was pot the eat. An enormous grirely
| stood before me. door opened,
nd with a single
| me and ‘was in the room,
The
With one
| spectacles, tore out my set of false teeth
sud upset my cologne bottle. I had
| three revolvers and four bowie knives
lin my valise, but alas!
take any of them out before
The monster seented to
| vine the contents of my portmanteau,
{for he grabbed it with ope of
| human like claws and threw it out
ndow. Shall Itell you how I
| fought him and saved my life?
you believe it? I fought him
{ to
He would
back down, Then he would rush for
me again.
iO remal
ander of the night, until my
$
{
i
$
{ { called out to Lewis Leland to send
| me up some more.
{ tire city. 1 said, ‘Buy it at any price.’
| He sent ont a waiter, who returned
| with the reply that it would cost §1,000
fy aker's words will be
| drowned by the band)- at the close of
| which there will bo heard a slight mur-
mur of ‘proud record-—-my part-
{ ing up the glorious Slsto—nia.'
! Major F.'s story : “Daring the spring
{here tho spe
buiid-
of
nsed often to
{at Dirty Blanket. We expected attacks
{from them nightly, and were in
habit of sleeping on our arms. [I had
| no arms ther but a pocket pistol I had |
{ brought out from the States.
! vo ale ep on that,
3+
ans
over atten ded
(Tyo Mis ssissippi river
“Advices
ww Mem
phils a spatch says
} mil bel
¢ leveos bre ke oun Monday
1s were drowned, among
Herne, sil Pi plug clerk,
We abel stax of a M
iravn in > the that
¢rowne od and the
for the weoule tn
bryak oor rod about
nm Duncan's
loss than twen! ty-three women and
hildren, and mauy more are hudd! led together
on the Jevee, half naked, frozen and hungry
Every Riverton, exept three, has
either 18 #0 damaged that they
ifis for habitation when the waters de
%
1}
FA
there are no
house
will be y
celine
A New Orleans di
patch eaya: “After the
heavy rain on Tuesday a gap of seventy-five feet
was made in the levee st Carson's Lan ling,
and 100 yards was swept away, The not
flood awoke the sleeping citizens,
without time to
they their lives,
keeper of the landing,
children were drowned,
had narrow t8ca pos,
yards of the levee gave way, and between
Catfish Point and Mount Landing, a
distance of six miles, the levee broke in four
places. In Arkansas City, Ark., the water
covers the floor of every store and the lower
tloor of every dwelling, snd varies in height
from six inches to four foet above the ground,
I'he floor of the hotel is covered to the depth of
twenty inches,”
se of
and
themselves
Haines,
neg
r of others
Bolivar 25¢
the
taking clothe
fled fo
two
Bea Vorlich’s Echo.
An Austin man, of a literary turn of
mind, is very fond of his dog, that
barks day and night. A neighbor
asked what the dog's namo was,
“ Echo,” was the reply.
““ What kind of a name is that?"
“It was the name of Ben Vorlich's
dog.”
“Who the mischief is Ben Vorlieh ?”
The owner of the dog smiled in de-
rision, and replied:
“You never could have real Walter
Scott's “Lady of the Lake.” In tho chase
Ben Vorlich was one of the principal
hunters. Echo is the name of his dog.
Don't you remember where it says:
‘No rest Ben Vorlich's Echo knew ¥
“This dog never takes a rest either,
80 T call him Echo."
The neighbor did not say anything,
but that night he softly called Echo
tothe fence, gave him a piece of san-
sage, and now Echo is as silent as Ben
Vorlieh, and even more so. Teras
Siftngs.
A Hard-Headed Passenger,
On the International train that left
yesterday for San Antonio, there was a
darkey who kept sticking his head out
of the car-window.
‘‘ Keep your head inside,”
conductor, angrily,
“ Whaffor ?”
‘ For fear you will damage some of
the iron work of the bridge, you fool.”
— Texas Siftings.
said the
Genoral C. A. Whittier's n new resi.
dence, Beacon street, Boston, will cost
$2,000,000, It wilt have walls ninety-
five feet high and twenty inches thic
and from fifty to fifty-five rooms ; also
the “largest wine cellar in the country.”
On the fourth floor is a great music
room, ceiled and paneled in hard wood.
A south ¢ end man spent reven years
teaching a parrot to talk, and then the
bird went and gave him AWAy on a
family secret to the neighbors. Labor
is sometimes wasted.— Boston Post,
every night. They
of the repeated and furions attacks
from these Indians-—and snakes, Jt |
key
the next day —at the
nearest grocery,
were wild old times, I can teil yon,
pursned by them. That is, we
him, but never saw the Indians,
was the same with the snakes.
of our party were pursued by snakes,
saw the snakes save the parties putsved,
People at the East can never realiz
the hardships and perils endured by us
brave, daring California pioneers. It
was a very dangerous cvuntry where
we mined. Nearly all of our party
eventually met their death at the bands
of these Indians and snakes.
then was twenty dollars per gallon.
cost us nearly all our
munition. Rat, gentlemen, I am proud
"
ifornia the great State she is,
The Bank of England,
work done in the Bank of Eog
land may be formed from
{acts that there are no less than 2
last year were 15,250,000,
a sum of £338 000,000,
was a similar number canceled,
adds:
can be
information as
which it had found its way back to the
register reprosented 77
stowed away in 14,500 boxes."
RI es
He Did Not Mince Matters.
Item, in a late ramble throughout that eity,
gathered, among other scraps of interest and
information, the following: The first place
visited by the reporter was the fruit store of
Me. J. Levett, No. 67 Market street, in
response to a rumor that the proprietor had |
been cured of the rheumatism by the great
remedy, Mr, Levett not being in, the re-
porter had a talk with his son. Mr, Levett |
the St, Jacobs Oil,
his right arm and shoulder, which became
perfectly helpless after being aflected a few
hours,
not rest in comfort or attend to business with
any degree of satisfaction, After enduring |
chased a bottle of the Great German Reme-
dy and began to apply it. He did not
mince matters at all, but just used the Oil
for all it was worth,
fectly healthy condition. He has never
since felt any rheumatic pain.
ee———
The ica cone at the base of the Yo-
gemite falls is 200 feet high, There are
numerous visitors and there are 059
residents in the valley.
Ee ——
Horace B Dick, E:q , associate editor of
the Delaware County Republican, Chester,
Pa., was cured by St. Jacobs Oil of very
severe injuries resulting from a fall. His
arm appeared to be paralyzed, but the Oil
cured him .—Philadelphia Ledger,
———RD WO ———————
Mach sickness prevails in the Mich
igan burnt district.
Conjugal Contempt;
Mrs, Topnoody was much agitated
over the reports of smallpox, and the| is
other evening when Mr, To ophoo ly came
in she said: ** Mr, Topnoody, are there
any new cases of amalipox vi
““Yos, doar,” he replied, {serencly,
“Oh, where are they ”
“In Pittsburg, dear.”
“Indeed! Have you been vaccin
ated 7"
“You, dear; but I'm not afraid, any-
way, The smallpox has too much
sense to take a big, strong man like
me."
“Oh, it has, has it ? Well, Topnoady,
I wish I had been the smallpox when
I was young.”
“ Why, dear, I thought you fearel it
mortally.”
“I know it, Topnoody; bat it I'd
been the smallpox then, Hive I wonid
have had too much sense to take yom,
too."
Then she looked at him with that
who has a man where the hair is short;
and Topnoody got up and went out
into the kitchen to start the fire.—
Steubsnville Herald.
The Michigan Fires,
The part of lower Michigan scourged
Land that
befora was worth but 85 an aare, since
the fire sells at $10, the down timber
| and brash having been swept away and
{ the land left clear for farming purposes,
| A railroad is being constracted in Huron
| county, and several others are project.
led. Rince the fire has cleared the land
to be of
| and discouraged settlers are selling out
to new ccoupants, who will improve
land muke the country very different
| from what it was before the fire. Here
| is where the law of compensation sug-
gests itself,
I
The Greal evIvaLs,
[Brooklyn (N. Y.) Eagle.
While Mr. Beecher and Dr. Talmage are
and restoring health, Tho two influences are
widely different, yet strangely alike, It is one
of those rare occasions where the spiritual and
physical meet on common ground, both oper.
happiness of mankind, Thus moralized the
reporter after visiting the great Brooklyn re-
vivale and subsequently interviewing several
Great German Remedy. Calling upon Mr
| John 8B. Erem, agent for the New York and
Baltimore Transportation line, pier 7, North
| boen using the Bt. Jacobs Oil this season, Mr,
| Krem promptly answered that the Great Ger.
He bad used the Oil, and
neoded. He was sttacked with lumbago this
winter, and, seeing the many good words
spoken by the citizens of New York in favor of
It acted like a charm, subduing his
trouble with almost magic celerity, He had
confessed that the wonderful action of the great
He bad never found
such quick relief in all his previous experiance,
and, since using the Oil, he bas never had oocos-
sion to employ the services of any liniment for
all rheumatic pain. The gratilving section of
the 81, Jacobs Oil in his own case gave him
ited confidence in ite great onrstive
power, and he freely advised the men in the
employ of the company to use it whenever thoy
had occasion to need & liniment, It had given
relief in several instances to the employes.
The most pronounced instance of its power
company’s barges, Captain Samuel Jarrett,
who wa: severely afflicted with rheumatism,
Captain Jarrett had suffered considerably with
the rheumatism, and complained that he could
not secure relief, He was told to try Bt
Jacobs Oil. The captain applied the Great
iy and found jelief. He was
then in Baltimore in his vessel. Mr. Krem
aleo stated the janitress of the rooms he ooon-
pied was also healed by Bi. Jacob's Oil. The
type. She did not stem to get relief from any
of the remedies she was nsing, so be gave her
and afterward said it had relieved ber, and she
was loud in its praise. Mr. Krem said that
his experience with the St. Jacobs Oll justified
him in pronouncing it a superb remedy, and be
emphatically recommended its employment by
Lis friends and aoguaintances,
Tay tax record books 0” New York® ity show
the valuation of personsi property 10° Le #208 -
982.720, al of real estate, $1,083 200,156.
Cutarrh of joe Bladder,
Stinging, smarting, iiritation of the urinary
passages, diseased tae be cured by Buchu.
paiba, $1 at druggists. Pro;aid by xpress,
$1.25 6 for $5. KE. 8 Weis, Jersey City, N NJ.
The Selence 0 of Life, or Self-Preservation, a
aged or old, 125 invaluable prescriptions,
Dr. Livingstein Says
In his recent lecture ou skin diseases: “All
shin and scalp diseases must have infernal
treatment, Veorrisn has met with wonderful
success in scalp and skin diseases, I have
never found a remedy so effectual,”
Rh Sts bn i, Sn"
LLEN'S Brain Fasdecures Nervous Delility &
Weakno of Gonerative Organs, 81-all druggists,
wd forCireniar. Allen's Pharmser 18 Fisstav, N.Y,
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK,
Doof Catilo—Med, Nat live wt,
Calves Poor to Prime Veals..,
Bho y
Lam be
Hogs
iz
e
Ex. State, good to fancy 5 50
Western, good to choice § 60
-No, 2 Red, new
No. 1 White, now, ,...
Rye--8t ate
Flour
Wheat
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Ungr ded Ww esternM ixed
Southern Yellow
Mixed Western
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Btraw-N {
Hops Stato,
City Steam
Refined... ..s..10 95
Petroleum Crude, ,... Annan
Refined ..........
Dutter—State Creamery.......
Dairy,
Western Im. O reamery
Factory
Lard
123%
Egos Sate po Penn... .
Potatoes--EKarly Rose, Stato, bbi 835°
BUFFALO,
Lambs Western, ...oveuvene. 550
Sheep Western oe
Hogs, Good to Chole o Yorkers. . 675
{Cy Ground, No, 1 Spring 675
No, 1. Hard Duluth, , 5
No. §
Oats No. 2
jarley—Two-
«Nn
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2 650
@ 550
id 685
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| Doef--R xtra plate and family, , 1H00 @1500
Hog £8 nN Le@ 8
Hogs 0 @ ay
| Pork- 14 00 «@ 14 50
Flour. 750 @ 900
Corn Mixed and Yellow pA |
Oats = xtra White ait @
| Rye 97 @ 100
Ww 001 Washed ( ‘omb& Delaine dilii@ 46
Unwashed * 30 @ 3
WATERTOWN (MASS.) CATTLE MARKET,
Beef—-Extra quality L000 @ 713%
Sheep Live weight 4 @ 63 |
6 @ T%i
she 84 |
PIMLADELPIUA, i
Penn, 3 x, Family, good 600 @ €00
No, dod... iiienenss 1303 o@ 132%
07 ‘@
60m
46 @
Creamery Extra Pa, ,. 45 @
New York Full Cream, 18%4@
Petrolenm—Crude,,co.vennens 6 @
Re fined
{ ity
Extra Primno per bbl,
Spring Wheat Putents., ,
Flour
Whoat
Ryo
97
6917
State Yellow... ven.
clous in cases nots
upon the viomach, rearing | ta Sta aauivity, pho
moting the secretion of the justi} a jules, fos
coming the immediate bodily distithahes is
sulting from d and remedying that
Qo fon of muscnlar Sibstande sid i
the nervous symptoms w $ ulti y
Rlodudes. With the renowed setivity of the
igestive functions nerve quistude pris a
increasing inability to rest Somhdly is conn
os of mie wa The litp
fooling of cheerfulness the
is augmented, The remedy is safe y dod
jectionable, and may also be relied uo to
overcome and prevent fever and agus,
ness and const pation.
In order to introduce telegraphy in China
the authorities have granted the free use of
the wires to the people for one mont for one month,
rod nu Twent) vs Tuy
No. = Eutaw street, A Ba ltiaore: I
Dr. R. V, Pierce, Buffalo, XT
My wifowss a ons Inve, for weary menty
yours, Your “Favorite Preseri
Jared her. _Gratefully, iT MoCa.
Cara fmports 100,000 chesta of foreign
opium snnually, Average smoker spend twen-
ty-five cents por day for opium,
Bydney
Bmith being am, his physician advise’
him to * take a walk upon sn empty
“Upon whose 7" asked Sydney, Bill better
ate Tk would be the purchass of Dr. Rn,
V. Plerce's “Golden Medical Discovery” and
"Pleasant Purgative Peliets” which are es
sislly valuable to those who are ob! ais
end sedentary lives, or are afflicted
chironie diseases of the stomach or bowels, iH
druggists,
Ix Bwitze risnd no child who cannot
a certificate of vaccination is permit
tend & public or private srhool,
Te Consum tives,
Or those with wesk um—ivon of blond,
bronchitis, or kindred affections of throst or
Jungs, send two stamps for Dr. RV, Pierce's
treatise on these maladies, Address the dostor,
Buffalo, N. ¥
Ir is better to say, “This one § one thing
than to say, “These forty things I dab
Werds ave not Safed
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1679.1, BH. Warner & Co, : Bire—1 can find
no words sufficient to express my gratituds for
saving been rescued from the horrors of
Bright's Disease by your Safe Kidney and Liver
Care, Jous Carpwill.
ni
10 at-
Ir is stated that 100,000 persons are annually
killed in England from causes directly resull-
ing from industrial oce upations,
AND READY RECIPES,
Worth $25. Cost 28¢i
By (oe author of 3
Cosmos Sess”
§ 128 FA. Aon
eterenoe for every famhiy, OBI
#5 = aa
The or re ichapies on
The Frazer Axle Grease
Is the best in the market. It is the most
economical and chespest, one box lasting as
long as two of any other. One greasing will
last two weeks. It received first premiam st
the Centennial snd Paris Expos sin
wedals 81 various State fuira, Bay no
Messuan's Prrrosizen seer Toxic, the ally
vreparstion of beef containing ite entire nutri
tious properties. It contains biood-makiog, force
generating and life-sustaiving properties ; in-
valuable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
prostration, and all forms of geners]l debility;
also, in all enfeebled conditions, whether the
result of exhaustion, nervous prostration, overs
work or seute disease, particularly if resulting
from pulmonary complaints, Caswell,
& Co, proprietors, New York. Sold by druggists.
On Thirty Days’ Trial,
The Voltaic Beit Co, Manshall, Mich, will
send their Electro-Volisie Belts sad other Eleo-
tric Appliances on trial for thirty days to any
Heres sflicted hh Bervots Delility, Lost
Fitality, and kiod troubles, gusranteeing
complete restoration of vigor and manhood.
Address as above without delay.
P. 8 —No risk 1s incurred, as 50 days’ trial is
Vegetine.
Two Bottles Cured Me. |=
AX Fraxcisoo, Cal., May 80, 1881,
HR BR Boston, Mass: Dear Sir=l was
afficted with a wos disagreeable evernl
months, physicians being unable to tell Lo it was,
Dr. Maxwell, Dr. McLean, Dr. Hale and other well.
known phys {sms in this city prescribed for me,
soime calling it Nettle Hash, soms rents, some
Poison Osk, and others Salt heurs but all dalled to
" ve reiief, and 1 became so bad that § cond not
sieep or attend to business, Two bottles of Vecerixe
have cured me, and 1 ehoerfully reconauend it as the
Ne Plus Ultra of Blood medicines
RY VITSGERALD,
7 Seventh street,
Thr br AB. Wa
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