The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 4

EVERY EVENING WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, IIONPAY, AKCII 1, 1880, hwal trmmm. IABOWL Ann TMAlK. tr- I ME XKWS OFTliE MORNING a tamc peu.irf rr- ELY'S toAnnM r.nwnn Rninr lutm trr4 lam tmttt fM 4,1 i mtmu A ft, rnttmntrr fff' rurit, tlf'm turn Uttffttrii tr f'Hi ftm f. mttm ttrifft rt rt'f t.ank if tit t44t. rm'mrvU mrlie.tifl A 0f if Uwmm t.t A Jt m4 4m 9 '9 tr tUt I ra trtttl f.tt Hfm rtt.i th -4 It 194 mriit tfiff tyftvi'imW' ft ftrHm 9'n 9ft tf tf0i, $t9tkf1 f.

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4j. I A fntif'r ff I fir It I'f i appUtil it.1i, ai'iu tut it S'l't l-u nry or rt aa ELY CJ.3THER3, CS'JCSISlg, I will, iliirit Ih'rt nf' The Derringer-Coxe land snit, at Wilkesbarre, resulted on Saturday in a verdict for the defendant. Counsel for Derringer gave notice that he would ask another special trial on the remaining tracts of land about 1,700 acres yet in dispute, and also that he would appeal to the supreme court from the verdict reu dered. A severe snow-storm begun on Saturday in the north-west, and the railroads in Wisconsin and Iowa are again blockaded. The storm set in at Chicago late on Saturday night, with enough wind to cause the snow to drift b.wlly.

The temperature yesterday was just Wlow the freezing point, but growing lower, aud the storm continued. John F. O'Keefe, ex-alderman and ei-president of the board of councihuen in New Haven, was found dead on Saturday morning at tho Imttotii of a flight of stairs leading from the dining-room in his house. There was a long, deep gash in the back of bis. In ad.

A medical examination decided that he hail been struck with apoplexy while Koing up stairs. He was about 40 years of age. All the horses belonging to PierTe Lor-illnrd were sold ou Saturday at the Kancocas stock farm, at Jolst.vn. N. J.

Twenty-seven thoroughbreds brought The highest prices paid were for the 3-y car-old filly Drop; l.5tH for the 5-year-oM horn Pimtiai; 13.000 for the 3 year old Winifred; $10,500 for the 3-year-old Cyclop, and $10,000 for the 3 year old Walter II. In the side of the Texan and St. Ioui Narrow Gauge railroad at St. Louis on Saturday, original Texas and St. Louis stock, nominally worth iJj.IvmUHX'.

in come bonds to about the same amount and a large numler of unsecured judg tuents are wiped out. The company will be reorganized under the scheme recently adopted by the bondholder, and the iund put. into first class working or as sjeedily as possible. During the celebration of mass in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Wilkesbarre.

yesterday morning, in presence of a congregation of 2.000 persons, a cloud of smoke burst through the floor, causing a panic. The Kev. Father Cnmmorford. the officiating priest, remained at the altar and counselled the people to keep cool and retire calmly. This had a good effect.

The fire, which caught ftotn a furnace in tho basement, as extinguished after it hail done about damage. There will be a prohibition election in Baldwin county, Georgia, ou March 1Mb. and a heated campaign is going on. "Sam" Jones, the evangelist, recently made a prohibition sjeech in Milledge-vilie. which intensified the excitement.

On Saturday "Sam" Funis, anti-prohibitionist, and the brother of the sheriff of the county, shot and killed Deputy Marshal C. X. Haygood. Prohibitionist. The dimcnlty grew out of Havgood's criticising an anti-Prohibition speech made by another brother of Ennis.

At a public meeting of half-breeds held on Saturday, st St. Ijtwrence, ManitoW, the head-quarters of the late rebellion, resolutions were adopted thanking the government for the humane manner in Cigars at Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash. Tliit i i tliat rnny twvff ftcrnr h-H-r, lo w'U iris-jsw't rnj nttk. CHAS.J.H. BECKETT, 108 Wc'i Sovonth Street.

DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS AND FINE CIGARS. M. F. HAYDEN," FLORIST 702 MARKET STREET, Wilmington, Del, CUT FLOWERS AND FUNERAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY. The state survey finds Mt.

Gray lock, 3.5O0 feet, to Im) the highest Hllit IU Massachusetts. For good aud ehenp furniture try L. I VI in k. 30f snd -UK West Second slrwl. Tl ree moose were shot recently within two mdes of the Mount hineo House ou MHseheml lake.

A lew more cigars to be disposed of at wholosabt prices at It-ekett's, West Si-vi sti-i t. Till thousand unlicensed dog have bci II destroyed in Ioliioi nt the Dog's lb Hie nloiic el i ic the l.y scare begun fi wc-i ks ao. Thn Kan piano are unlimited for 10 years and kept in tune free five years. Itil.v no other. Between New York sill the Gulf of Mexico there are oi.lv four natural en to barhors whre the depth at in" ii low wnt" i over wlnli' lli I rt st r-hip draw froiu 2 to 2s) feet.

rCeT your -Hml of ru Mj.rltM be tid od I'-lce ir Birininbtiiu Enhiud, still innLer flint lie'k musket for tise in the mo nor Africa. where p-rcusslon cup or any foriu of I'iiinI aiiiiiiniiilioii would nfti lx iiu- NMHlbl to ohtHIU. Wlllli CHII always Im miide and ft nils picked up in he desert Send for free sample coj of II nut nkiy. (. cents year.

The l-st way to stop the earning of tire arm i suggested by the An ri. Vhritttian Kerylsslv I I allowed to carry arm, but every pistol must te three feet long ami worn nly. Wearing short pistol to le punished fine A l.0ti grand uptight piano br i II'. nt Wagner music store. Sei.lelilerg' cignrw.

a job lot at I jar Beckelt. IMS West st nit. Snow sii ei ig has le amounted Jriiilcli ill the llclejd'or of Mofilri-nl tbl senson, ow mv to hii et rie -rdomr searcif y- snow. I In country i so thinly cov er- I that little country tr unpinx olle of tlie s.iil,i'l fatorite i of tli" Villous i iul lum i ri ntt, inpti A rial pipe rg.in. iii tl-'t.

Warner s. The Puns piano-. ire the lust it is llli est ll ltxhed fact the an the All $sim steinw ay ir Grmd Piano, only I. ft for at Wagner' Music stor-. Nordciif, It ha now itilt a 1.

lHat loo long to carry two White, head torjs-diw of Huiid each, sii.l capable of accoinmiMhiting a crew of sit nu utid" it" for mi hours Mm boats would cut the str'-lie-t Stel nets, and Itl torpeilo would sboii-h the greatest ir--li clad. Th re no I miios IiUe the Idois liny no other. A magnithent tirand upright for i. is left for aiWr.gtur' Mu-ic stre. 'I he Bans i.oi the I it ii made.

no other. The health statistic (or S. lnia, a town of ii Hrlv Io.ihsI le, more than half of whom arc negroes, show that the death rate niuolig the black w. nearly twice lis gn at as among the white 2.1-! vs. I i.l per 1,011 except in diphtheria, which was thr tirui in, re fatal to wl.it.

eople than t- majroes. Lynch A Iary. at the north cast corner of Third mi I Madison streets, are limit the ti at sent- per pound a present witli ii-ry h.ilf tsmnd. largest ri fail of hosi. ry ami underwear in Cook Brother, Nt.

4, 4 and VI N. Eighth street Philadelphia Mall orb have prompt attention. The tireat Cli-piracy." I i n- ral John A. Iogan' history of the cml war ari Its Call- alld the ellts foll'iwillg tl. great conflict, is one of the most taluuhle Coldribiif ion to the hl-Uirn al nlel ltl cat of the iy C.

Br v. nt. the wed known k'iil. is now c.inta this city an. I icu.ity f-r mi' senio this imp -rtant work.

Vf atelllrln at 117 Mark! sirv.t. iI.st l-lo otl. rs this mi ported new L. t- at 1.1. former price.

T-o. AIsi bargain in blinkts. Six j-oiiii 1 l-Unki ts a'. il.2.". I worth 7 at Misses coat from up.

Misi coat from Up. 2 kid gcVi ''l Cents fl 42 "bii kl I giovr S. orh ii ki c-nts worm i m. I.i, I t. n-t" in.

117 Mr.rk-t str.x t. four d.rs low atrei lar pleas liirla-r It is pr that of Narmi- I Jof.IiS" ri. the colored In I Uiiir ring Jdin Sharp', of Di1hwii: o'llitv, I wiil coiue i re the at Mi li i to iy on a I. 1- the til I to the in it s. iti of the u-t Shoull ti n.ot.., r.

is, wi.l ki li trial about We. in. d.i the cast for I ii, r. clor. -I tie p.

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was tl.ro t.i.-t a I. K'r str ii It w.th his a I and "iwi.g in whi. -'iit. 1 in I.i- ib i.tti ehortly aft" Ward Abcolutcly Pure. TLIi isiwaernsver vartr A marvel i purttr rU-surfili anl wlioles-iiiienera Mare nonil-l than IIjs kin la, an anni4 te no.

til wltb tiie nitilUl.i.le ol te-t. snort eelflif ahini or pliisilisle ler 'l only Oi a imvi. lUaiHti ownas oarsr, Nu, 1UC Wall irset. New VrS. ulel fim h.ial li i.

1 Uiiiru mo U. -mi- tterf if A rra.K as SUI, ISliMSI. A eAl. Wfvi'img II I 1.1.1 ti if lo (W li.i-Urr. tio-nty erw.

I II I ri.w 1 I.IU-, I Mj.tklL Ml. wV Al l. Will nOVAI. MflS PSOaJEB A Philadelphia Salesmen's Protective Association was organised yesterdsy by clothing salesmen. Th carders and weavers 'employed nt the Calcutta mills, Philade lphia, iindli tr wages advauced ou Sattirilay.

The Spinners' Union of Fall River, having a uicniWrship of 70, has decided to join the Knights of Inlnr. At the meeting of the Pbiladi Ipbia Car Drivers and Conductors' Protective Asso ciation yesterday alnuit 20O men were initiated. There was a rumor yesterdav that one or two of the Philadelphia street railway companies are arraugiug their time txMcn for shorter hours. All the moldern iu tbe stove foundries at Troy, New York, struck on Saturday for an advance of 2" cent. '1 be numWr on strike is atul IN HI.

Alnuit W) employer of tailors in-1 in I'hilud. Iphm, torn.ed a temporary organiiitiou. lViiimtieid olhcr will le chosen next Sunday. The employe of the North Grafton mills, nt Worcester, Massachusetts, Iimvv demanded an in rease of l' per cent. I'lie concern i a branch of a large establishment in Scotland, and nearly all of its employes are Scotch.

The manager of tbe North Manchester lOoun.) Manufacturing Ciuipany have reduced the hour of lalmr of their elu-oye from 12 to 10 daily without any reduction of wngvs. and will introduce the weekly payment system, Isgliiimig March I-t. The manufacturers of Coin, New rk, have agread that on anil after March 1st the wage iu the varioii departments of their mills shall rest.Teil to the scale I In-fore lit. This will ripiivalc id to nil iviiikt of about IO cent. brakemeti's strike on the lvl Kio ditivioii the Southern Pacific railroad coiitinii and all freight traffic on the division, exti iidimt from San Antonio to IV1 Rio.

Tex, is suspeiidi-d. Eighty car of in rishalle freight are in the yard at Shu Antoiiivi. At a mass iu the Tbilia Theatre, on Callow lull i.trcit, 'uiad I phi-, yesterday, res.intons were adapted diilarilur that the lovcottilig of the Hinlff whs unfair and void, and that the maunders of tiii f'ut't were justified iu lis-kiiig iut their printers. The Amalgamated Associatiou of Irwti ami Steel Worker propose to establish in Pittsbrrg a large ib ot or from which will be distrihutcd supplies of flour, groceries, boots and shins, tobacco. to subordinate stores throughout tin-niariufacturiiig coiunmiiitis of the country.

Manufacturers of Brussels carpets in Philadelphia have been asked to advance the price of weaving from to tU cent per yard. Several manufacturers nul yesterday that it was almost impossible to advance wsges at this time, localise the price of carpets was filed, and the output of the season, of which only four weeks remain, had been contracted for in the fall, since which there had leen a material increase in the cost of raw materials. The Central Labor I'nion of Philadelphia yesterday adopted resolutions declaring a boycott on the litustU because the proprietor had the otlicer of Typogrwphia No. 1 arrested under the cous-piracy laws, thus openly violating one of the fundamental principles of trade unions, and requesting hia No. 1.

in conjunction with a committee of the Central Ihor I'nion. to proceed against the system of manufacturing newspapers, a is ing done by the proprietor of the Philadelphia A committee was appointed to endeavor to effect a reconciliation with the manage-ment of the The I'nion Division of the Order of Rsilwsy Conductors met yesterday in Wukesbarre.Ri were present Elmira. Waverly. ranton. Carlsm-dale.

Mauch Chunk. Faste n. Phlliipsburg. Sunbury and Catawi. G.

S. Leaton of Chicago, the grand chii conductor, presided. Tbe meeting called for the purj-ose of instructing tuctiihvr in tin work of the order and of comparing note on matter of interest. Mr. VV heaton say-the order was founded on an anti-stnlo bit-xis.

in the lell. that railway conductors cannot aff rd to have trains stopje 1 on any of the, various lines without fcr-t having a conference with the railway managers an 1 fair arbitration. Mr. McCormiek of the rrks Chi'ajro, si.sl on Saturday that h- m-tenied to reojn th- work Monday for such of the iLen as he would i-e at le to put at work. He woul I not le able to provid Jr all those engaged wh the work were closed, btit would employ i many as jswilde.

He adhered to his 4RtloQ rerl t- and h' 1 1 trmiy to the right to employ or dis hae whom he piew-i. The committee of li. claiming to represent tine-tentLs of the empii'Vew, niet on Saturday to coiisiilir the ijrirstion. an-i nnanimo'isly going to work ou Monday. A simii resolution a at a iue-t ing of the strikers.

oO held in the eTeUiDif. 1 b. 2. A nuid-r of iu -t ii.gs of unemptoy.d rkingmeu wi re held in London to-day. Gwitg to co) weather, the attendance was meagre.

At Manchester Vj if) workmen asseru bled, but. in the hIwk of orators, thev dispersed early after lndulgitg it. jtigh joke. Isix. Feb.

--Sir Rlwar Jarnm iteed. lord of the treasury in Mr. Gladstone's niiniatry, was re- to ariia-ruent to-day from Cardiff He iwnnl 5 70" ot agai uft 4 4 or I Je el I the Conservative candidate. Pitls. Feb.

2 1 he rurinU iU, Arf.it sxy that lrd Salisbury dre up a eon-vention With the iort fcr the cession of Crete to England ou the ayment of anil a guaranree tli.t (iroci would prevented from taking aw grossive measune Kgainst 'I urkey. Mr Glad-tone, the J'urnul adds, hi sittc to conhrui the convention. Pabis, Feb. 27. The treaty of ea between France aud Madagascar was rutihed by the ehauiber of deputies this afternoon.

The vote was 4V in favor of the treaty to 2'J against it. iitiu.r, Fsn Feb. 2s All the miners in the Aveyron iif4ri-t. lonii-lering threnteu to join the strike of workmen here. The of the department has telegraphed to Sarrien, minister of the interior, for reinforce uients of I'lUMX Mar 27 The Upper house -f the Prussian dn-t.

by a vote of Jon to 13, sdoi4ed Herr Jx mliiftf motiiu in favor of giving permanent government support to all efforts that may he made toward st curiijg the eiwi and dei -opment of German inter. sf in the (astern provinces. Ibir Uadiwili'a ujotiou to evaiie the subject was rejected. The bishop of Fuhbt made his maiden speech in the house. Ha declared that to secure the safety 'of the Fatherland was the duty of every uhject, and especially the Churchmen.

He did not fear a return of the Kulturkampf. He cherished the hope that the government would able to unite for the protection of the Fatherland men of all religious creed. The bishop of Fulda and the other Catholic members abstained from voting ou Herr Dernbug'i motion. 'I hey declared that they would not commit theiusclve as to what attitude they should assume toward the bills for the Germanizing of the Polish provinces. Prince Bismarck was not present, owing to illness.

SNOW STORMS OF SATURDAY MVBPHW MtKIXO MOV MT AT MMADMIK, PA. 4 VkMarr Cm Taraal ay Ik Mania at lk MMrr Har Aa laiMlaMM rail Dwi SUa The United States steamer Yantio arrived Key Went yesterday from Havana. A slight shock of vr9 felt st Saratoga st 3.40 o'clock on Saturday morning. It is estimated that there waa a decrease of t2.50O.0W ia the public debt during February. A fire at Port Ferry.

Ontario, yesterday, destroved three atorea, causing a loss of "$30,000." Sister Fancrtin. of Philadelphia, died yesterday at St. Mary's Convent. Wilkes-barre, of consumption. She was 37 years of age.

Alexander Fitzhngh of Hartford. fatally stabbed iVpnty Town Marshal George Bungers on Frilay evening. The marshal had levied on a horse belonging to Fitzhugh. Charles L. Webster A th pub- Ushers ofren.

Grant's book, on Saturday sent Mrs. Grant a check for $-2tXUHK. as he proportion of the proceeds thus far from the sale of the book. At CoUinsville, JohrT Thompson shot and killed Amos Fight on Friday night in a dispute about polities. Thompson, who has killed two men, escaped.

Fight was a-peaceable man. The schooner E. G. Era in. from Philadelphia for Norfolk, with phosphate, was cut through by ice in Delaware bay yesterday, and was towed into I with five feet of water in her hold.

A street car is Washington was run into by a railroad train at a crossing on Saturday morning. The car was badly damaged and five persons were injured, one, a young woman, severely. The Macon TtUffraph says that during the present winter no fewt-r than 1H children have been burned to death in Georgia. The majority of them were left alone in the houses of their parents. Mrs.

Fanny liieh murdered by her husband. Theodore Uieh of Coblcskili. New York, in St. Paul, on Saturday night. Mrs.

Rich and a Lr. Gale had been in Dakota arraugicg for a divorce. The frozen body of Jacob llenophy was found on the road eight miles from Merrisburg. Ontario, on Saturday. The appearance of the bodv and the clothing indicated that he had been foullv dealt with.

Maxima Bonillier was in a saloon in lem, Massachusetts, on Friday niwrht. when a bet was made as to the quantity of whiskv he could drink. He drank lr classes, fell to the floor, and died son after. Frank Burger shot and dangerously, if not mortally, wounded his wife at Ma-sillon, Ohio, on Saturday night, and then committed suicide bv cutting his throat. It is supposed they quarreled about money.

Colonel Thomas J. Wilson died las evening in Baltimore, aged 5s rears. He was a journalist during the greater por tion of hisrlife. but was secretary of state under Governor Hicks and a paymaster during the war. K.

J. Fitzgibbon, official stenographer of several Circuit Courts Georgia, com mitted suicide on Saturdav, at his home in Macon, because he was unable to pay Lis debts. He leaves a wife and ti children destitute. Three masked men entered Cameron A Co'a office, at Brownwood. Texas, on Fri day night, compelled the clerks to hold up their hands, and then secured 51.5( As the robbers left thev were fired at bv a clerk, and one of them was killed.

Ice JjCuisiana lioar 1 i anions on aaturdav rrasetl the arpucauon for a pardon in the cases of Ford and Murphy. the politicians under sentence of dr-ath for murder. The date of the eit-cution has not yet been fixed by the governor. During a drunken row at Glasgow Junction. on Saturday night.

Will Cooke fractured the skull of James ienni- son with a two-pound weight. The row was the culmination of an old grange Demsison wa dying yesterday afternoon A recent telegntm from say ma that the aiexnatn eoverament was about to reissue nickel taonev is incorrect. That eovernment has soli all its nickel coinage in England and intends merely to issue copper cents to surplv a lack of mall char.ge- A fire in Brooklvn. N. early vester- day morning, destroyed the stable and dwelling of Patrick ilerkev, and the depot of the Lutheran cemeierv and the Cypress Hills iiaiiroad Company, with 40 ears and seven motors- I he loss is esti mated at over 100,000.

Archibald Meyers was frozen to death while waiting from Kewburg to Montgomery in New York, on Friday night. He was in attendance at the trikl of his brother, James Meyrs. who is accused of the murder of his wife and her lJer, and missed the train home. Robinson Kemp, convicted of the murder of the postinaBter at Fort Washita, Indian Territory, was hentenced at Fort Smith, Arkansas, on hutordav, to be hanged on April 23d. Seven other murderers from the Indian Territory are to be hanged on the same day.

8ome time ago the congregation of ti.e B'nai Jeshurun lost their temple, on Madison avenue. New York, by fire. They then used the Temple Aiiawath Ched. on Lexington avenue. Yesterday the latter temple was burned, and both congregations are now without a place of worship.

A fire at Homestead, soon after 2 o'clock, yesterday morning, destroyed Ratigan'a saloon. Holt's baloon. Bowers' tin shop, Brown's bakery. At wood hardware store, and the office of A. W.

Idlo-nour, agent of several Pittsburg newspapers. Several other buildings were damaged Francis Murphy, the total aWtuience speaker, arddrettod an audience of 4,000 persons is Meadvilie, lust evening, and an overflow meeting was held. Mr. Murphy has been in Meadviile for a week, during which, it is said, more than 4000 persons joined the. Blue Bibbon Brigade.

The widow of General Hancock, through counsel, applied to the Surrogate is Kew York, on Saturday, to le appointed adtniiawtratrix of her husband's state. She deposed that he left lebs than 91 ,000 in personal property. Besides his personal property left a small piece of real estate in Miasuri. Two cars of an express train on the Northern Bail ay were thrown down an embankment near Thornhill, Ontario, on Friday evening. A news agent was killed and twenty persons were injured, several severely.

The disaster was caused by a farmer's teaui taking fright and running between two of the cars. Reports of tlx failure of C. M. Freed of Dardanelle, Arkansas, place his liabilities at $200,000 and his assets at $110,000, including 00,000 in stock and $00,000 in book assessments and real estate. His principal creditors are Adler, Goldbaum A- Co.

of Memphis, for $100,000, against ri-hyheyhold 2,000 bales of cotton. iistiil.lely I'll re itll i li'ltjllTf rii HOSPITALS, .1 CJHAH'l in'llMMIONS, Jj INrlRMAlflES. fe.f.'as".. fisf--i ctnr CO.ISUMPTiON, HEMORflH AGCQ DVSI tl'SIA. ir4UIGLSTIUN.

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Kelly, FINE WINES, LIQUORS, 4C TENTH AND SHIPLEY 3TS PV.S '(n Wl SPECHT SPAHN, LAGER BEER BREWERY AMI fcM AU.J.-llMar. COR. PlrTH AID daFCIT STREETS, iilii'nt', ir. I'H: t-r t.f tnat: faii.tl'mi i jiliisl attli utilI tswr hi tviiis a '1 A nl.ara ul f-tar aer4is "llsll tr-am I M.V CHOICE LIQUOF.S TiH I.A I.i. K.T fits Til KINSflT Sl AU 1 1 A-v 1 ia atiM rva.l'N All! 01 I'lJi At tt.s i.l I se-a at.

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ac u-mA a lu I tiav faatw, lA. Hi C'la. PHARMACY which the half breeds had leen treated since last spring. It was divided that the half breeds should ask the government for a free grant of their lands, basing the claim on being the original possessors also that an industrial schiol for halt-bree 1 children be established iu the dis trict that amnesty be extended to half-breeds in prison asd across the border that naturalization be made more that electoral districts be erected in French settlements. HAT HAS BE MOT DOS.

Tbe Speed of (he Administration ia Ttaaiaa; Official 4 air. New York Star, February 27th. Our orbicular contemporary, the Sun, does not always retain its characteristic luminosity, it vesterdav admitted to its flaming columns a writer who was both ignorant and dull. His dullness is pervious to our correction, but we do think we can produce an eSect upon his ignorance. He says there are P25.0OO holders of civil ofSce under the Feder.d government, and the administration has displaced only a beggarly 8 or 10 per cent of them.

Ten per cent would be 12.500. But up to the lt of January the administration has ap. pointed lii.tnio fourth-class post masters. lsides foreign ministers, consuls, treasury officials, marshals, district attorneys, ostniasters of other grades, emplovrs of the interior department, all in considerable number. The misinformed com sj ndi nt complains of the slowness with which the work of removal has otie on.

Let us see. The a.lmiiiistraioE was inaugurated th-4th of March last. We will' allow i 30 days to prejare for work. From. the 3d of April to the 1st of January there were 2''2 working days, during wnich fourth-class postmaster were removed and others appointed in their places.

This is at the rate of t'7 a day. and giving 10 hours to the day, at the rate of about seven an hour or a removal and an appointment for every nine minute of time. The Sun whirls through space at su a breakneck seed that the progress we have described seems to it like standing still. But to our Lir, it l-ing a tixd sar sutndiEg firm, immovable atid rV-ad-fut at the very zenith the letij-cratic firmameL't. the seems to be going on at an excellent and inspiring gait.

The ej-cliki ut ti IX of Vo't. Mr it. K.ghy. strips thaT he rjrl jifi -r en of lumbsgij by twv j4l'jauotjj A (. i il niwt lrlaa4' Um farii.

Miss Cleveland lunch party of hatur-daynumWred Tjk) ia all, and it was, if anything, more successful than the party of last week. The same general arrangements were made as before, and the decorations that the house wore for the reception of last night were retained. The Marine Band played in the private dining room and the ladies passed to the table in the state dining room soon after 2 o'clock. The long table, with its broadened ends. was decorated with a long oval cushion of choice flowers, and several tall tperg nee of flowers and wreaths of blobsoin lay on the cloth around the epergnes.

There were many candelabra of shaded wax lights that helped to illuminate the room after the windows were darkened and the chandeliers lighted. The corage bouuet were unusually handsome, larje clusters of roses, lilies, acacia LIvrsviiih, or orchids being laid at each plute. The boquets were tied With the broad souvenir ribbons so often described. Twelve courses were furvud, but no wines were tiered, Mpollimiris water, alone supple menting the customary iced water. Miss Cleveland sat at the west ud of the table, with Mrs.

Maxey at her and Mrs. Voorhees at her left. The other guests the wives of about twenty Sena tors and of a like numbers of representatives, including the of Senator Gray and Representative Lore, of this Slate. JUrov ut atter Itc-kuu4 XkMmrmL, Kcsi-Ksiaioji Bkiog, N. Feb.

28. A man 35 or 40 years old came here from Buffalo this afternoon. He took a carriage to the rapids, and thence to the falls, where he went on the ice-bound base of the American Fall. He fell or jumped over and was lost. It is said Le was from New York.

The man was of medium sandy whiskers and wore a silk hat and a frock overcoat. He looked like a German. iQTtvr MUt Sltih m. now Th sniihU is to let go, lik the man who caught the hear. WlkduAAllI ti, 1,1.

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