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lJjl.ll,l,.lt JW p. THE TOIES PHELADELPIIIA, FBIDAY MOKNING DECEMBER iCHia" FASHIONABLE RECEPTIONS. GENERAL B0SECRANS. PEACE OX THE WIRES. 9HE (9IMES BRILLIANT WEDDINGS.

PENNSYLYANIA DEMOCRATS. Their Representation in Future Conventions Baeed on the Tote. Old TALK BY THE WAY. Judge Gresham, of the United States Circuit Court, bag just rendered a decision in the ease of the Wabash receivership that Is not pleasant reading to the railroad wreck em. When it became apparent In lS34tbat A Entbasiagtio Receptloa by tho Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry.

Several Notable Gatherings of Tooth, Western ttnion o4 Baltimore and Ohio Beady to Bury the Hatchet. Pittsbubo, December 8. It is emphati Beauty and Fashion. the nearly 600,000,000 additional feet of gas now lost by leakage or used in the works, which would, at 75 cents per thousand, add $375,000 to the gross expenditures, or more than the revenue from residuals. And in the face of these figures, known to every citizen who understands the rules of simple arithmetic, we are As General William 8.

Rosecrans, leaning The Democrats of the State, in their gloom of defeat and disappointment over tne late Prominent Ladles Win Entertained Their Friends Home Yesterday. The bright side of city life was prominent last night. The brilliancy and beauty of the many private entertainments, balls and weddings in different parts of the city were in striking contrast with the piles of snow, the grimy streets and the throngs of weather on me arm or Colonel Cnarlcs M. Betts. cally stated by those well posted in telegraph Gubernatorial election and amid the ensu walked into the banquet room of the Yonng matters In this city that the Baltimore and Marnnerchor Halt last night, the one hun Ohio Telegraph Company and the Western F3BU8HCD EVERT DAT IK THE TEAR AT THE TIMES BUILDING.

CHBSTNUT AMD EIGHTH STREETS. PHILADELPHIA. NEW TORS: 41 PARK ROW. SIX CENTS A WEEK, THREE DOLLARS A TEAR. OR THIRTY CENTS A MONTH.

POSTAGE PREPAID. SUNDAY EDITION. SINGLE OOPIES, FIVE 0KHT8; BY HAIL. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, THE WEEKLY TIMES PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY r. U0RN1NQ TWO D0LLAR8 A YEAR.

ONE DOLLAR A few scattered rose leaves on the staircase, a few scattered glasses and china plates in odd corners and pieces of feminine finery scattered here and there in graceful confusion were the evidences that last night markedln the sunerb mansion. 6(17 South lug recrimination, are apt to lose sight of the the Interest on the bonded debt of the Wabash system was to be defaulted, and that the bondholders would apply for a receiver, Jay iaci tnoi ineir candidate for Governor polled Union have at last buried the hatchet: that dred and fifty members of tho Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, assembled there on lor more votes for that office than any of arrangements have been perfected whereby Gould and his partners, including Dillon, Sage and Humphreys, by indorsing notes the occasion of the fourteenth annual re predecessors. Indeed, nothing better illus ths two companies will hereafter work to trates tne marvelous growth of this Com gether in harmony, and that at the first of given for floating indebtedness became creditors of the road and forestalled the bond monwealth than a comparison of the total FOR 8LI MONTHS OLDBSOP TEN. FIFTEEN DOLLARS AND A COPY FREE TO PERSON GETTING UP CLUB. THE TIKES IS FOR 8ALE IN NEW YORK EVERY IIORN INO AT 1 O'CLOCK AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS AND NEWS STANDS.

vote oi Pennsylvania within a compara holders by applying for the appointment of union of the regiment, gave the veteran commander of the Army of the Cumberland such a rousing reception that his eyes fairiy glistened at the warmth of the greeting. Both the General and bis entertainers had aged considerably since their last meeting, tively oner period. Whereas, the Fusion the year tolls will be advanced on both lines to and from all points, to the same figures as is now charged by the Western Union where it has no opposition. A few days ago C. A.

Tinker, general superintendent, and Charles receivers themselves. The application was Democracy of 1HS0 could not muster for thei granted and Humphreys, one of their own number, was appointed one of the receivers, joint electoral ticket 200,000 votes, the full iwcniy mree years ago, and few of them O. Rowe, division superintendent of the tho other one being a more tool of the appli voting strength or the Pennsylvania Democracy to day, alter a quarter century of almost stained pedestrians outside. A great many carriages were in service, flying hither and thither, especially at night, and all the elegance and luxury peculiar to modern entertainments In fashionable life shone forth from the dwellings of the rich. MRS.

JOHN O. JOHNSON. Theee was a great crush of guests at the reception given in the afternoon by Mrs. John O. Johnson and her sisters, the Misses Morrell, in their residence, a large brown stone lront at 60S South Broad street.

A statuesque, genuine English footman stood in the entry and received the cards of the visitors as they arrived. The ladies who predominated were greeted before entering the drawing room by the savory odor of tea, ADDRESS ALL LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS TO THE TIMES fhiladIlphia. estern Union Company, paid a quiet visit were recognized by the General at first. cants. Receiver Humphreys proceeded at continuous defeat aud exclusion, is over 400,000.

The Cleveland vote in Pennsylvania though many of them wore known to him Pittsburg andmadeathoroughinspection by name. Colonel Betts presided at the g'e'he Baltimore and Ohio telegraph office was 302,785, and Black got.Ka,(W4, leading 1'at ZL rcau names oi me aeaa General Thomas T. Eckert and other prin gravely told, and the statement emphasized by repetition in various forms, that the proposed lease of the Gas Works would give to the lessees two millions of dollars and upwards, on profits every year for twenty five years." Mulberry Sellers would ring his chestnut bell for the last time in utter despair over such a calculation of millions of profits out of nothing. Of course, the Dolan or Wanamaker parties do not expect to lose money by the lease of the Gas Works, but both of their propositions offer to furnish gas, exclusive of the tribute to the city for rental, free lights and repairs, at less money than coal gas can now be manufactured and distributed by any process in actual use. They both assume that the production of gas must be greatly cheapened by future improvements, or they simply propose their own bankruptcy.

nson vote of 1SS2 by 13,842, although up to u. u.Jn. tjjija, uiiicera oi iua western union, ll is once with a scheme of reorganization which ignored tho interests of the bondholders as far as possible. The road was sold in the interest of the stockholders and Junior bondholders, subject, however, to mortgages given to socure bonds to the amount of 7,000,000. A plan of reorganization was then proposed by the Could syndi that time this total, swelled by Independent Republican accessories, had been far ahead ui uerui itusccrans was men introduced stated on reliable authority, visited the gen the president as a distinguished comrade eral offices of the Baltimore and Ohio in lial lW 9 II 'jt l.

I 7Zi itiieu and the hero of StineRivpr and maiiv other tlmore. Manager Clark, of the Western of all others, Dill having polled but 207.187. battles. After the aDDlause which erected 1 Union, says that he know's nothing about Buckalcw 317.700 and Packer mm had subsided, he said: "Comrades. it will be seen that the Democrat Broad street, lately occupied by Ex State Treasurer Henry Rawle, the wedding fe sti ites of his daughter, which occurcd early in tbo afternoon.

Nearly all of fashionable Philadelphia aud a large number of prominent people from New York attended the weddiug ceremony in St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church, at noon. Tho bridegroom, Thomas Paton, is a New Yorker and among those who came on to see hlmmarried were his mother, Mrs. Paton, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Coleman Drayton (the latter the prettiest of the Astor girls). Miss Howland, Miss Young, William Coleman, Archibald Rogers, Mr. and Miss Smith, Mr. and Miss Walker, David Stuart and Mrs.

Stone, of Dodd Ferry. The bride, Miss Marion Rawle, is an heiress through her mother and a sister of Mrs. H. Laussat Geyelin. She has been greatly admired during the past two seasons, especial ly at Mount Desert.

She made a lovely bride and was dressed elegantly and with unexceptionable taste. She was attended by eight bridesmaids, who wero selected on account of their beauty and popularity from hor large circle of friends. They were Miss Siter, Miss Groome (a debutante). Miss Drayton, Miss Coleman, Miss Borda, Miss Page, Miss Paton, of New York, and Miss Spear, of Pittsburg. They were dressed closely alike, four carrytng pink bouquets and four yellow buds by way of contrast.

The ushers were Morton S. Paton, Francis Rawle Wadleigh, the matter, llesays Superintendent Tinker visited the Baltimore and Ohio office while here, but that he and Manager Griswold rf cate, who had purchased tho road. Borne of PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 10, 1886. there is nothing in life comparable to the feelings of comradeshin ftniniu thrie who oienaca witn tho perfume of roses, which were in great profusion. Mrs.

Johusou as usual received with great grace and had a Pleasant word for t.hp m.mv frienda whom vote for Governor increased more in the four years from Pattison to Black than in the endured common dangers and sulferingfor the Baltimore and Ohio, were personal friends. Griswold was out of the city to day. It was also reported that the Stern Klectric nine years between Asa Packer and A. H. she had not seen since early in the summer.

greai cause, ana iniuk the reeling DllL sircngtnens as time goes on. I am particu (Company, which does the messenger busi The Free Pass Iniquity. It is reported on apparently good authority that the chief officials of our great railway lines have been conferring on the subject of the entire abolition of R. AND MRS. TOWNSKND.

T)r. and Mrs. Richard H. Townsend. 2038 miij gmu nuu profoundly graictui lor ino manifestation of crood fcolinc von hnv The total Democratic vote in the Guberna torial year now has an interest apart from shown me." He then explained bis peculiar u.too mi me iuii.iiiiore huu uuiu, naa oeen notified that their services would be no longer required after the first of the year.

The manager of the Stern Electric ComDauv lis testoi tue cmclency of the organization, wun me regiment, remarKing Walnut street, had a reception lasting from 4 until is o'clock, at which Mrs. Townsend was assisted in receiving by her daughter, Miss Pauline Townsend. who Is a hello in the free pass system and other rumors in says it is untrue. now ll nan oeen at nrst intended as a special body guard for him. Governor Curtin Imvlmr For many years prior to 1882 here had been glowing dissatisfaction with the system the bondholders opposed theschemeand the receivers undertook to coerce them into acceptance by declining to pay the interest coupons held by the kicking bondholders, while paying those of assenting bondholders, who held precisely the same securities.

The protesting bondholders applied for the removal of tho receivers, who made tish of one set of bondholders and fowl of anot her. udge Gresham grunted he application and took occasion in his decision to score tho wrecking methods of Gould and his colleagues iu good round terms. It is too early to clearly foreshadow the effect of this decision upon Wabash and its bondholders. But it is not too early to predict that tho decision sounds the death knell of railroad wrecking in the Interest of timate that Attorney General Cassidy refrained from commissioning tho officers. by which representation in nominating con society.

Many prominent people were present and atone time the drawing room was contemplating legal proceedings to en MISSING DEFAULTER GILL. That is the risk they assume and they are men of such clear judgment that they are not likely to be mistaken; but nobody but one who had studied only in the Mul berry Sellers school of speculation, would expect profits for some years from either ventions was based upon Congressional an Bonding them to Rosecrans with the message that the regiment was composed of the flower of the Pennsylvania oeonle nnd that force the plain provision of the Constitu UHI. WibU lUUlOS. The Pittsburg Fugitive Believed to Have tion forbidding the issue of free passes as a special mark or honor the General OTHER RECEPTION'S. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank L. Bodinc. 2012 Snrucc Legislative apportionments and not upon the party vote. Massachusetts is outvoted in a Republican National Convention by Missouri, Iowa overrules Tennessee in the would commission the officers.

The rei'i outside of the officers and employes of lied in Ireland. PiTTsnuno, Decomber 9. Several years the corporations. ago S. B.

W. Gill, a prominent attorney of choice of a Democratic nominee for Presi mcni joined the army Just before the battle of Murfroesboro. After the battle, in response to a question of Rosecrans as to how his Pennsylvania boys had behaved iu the street, a tea, attended by many married ladies; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willing Llttell, 18211 DeLancey Place, an evening reception for the Misses Littell; Mr.

and Mrs. Goorere II. ot the propositions of lease, while the city would be certain to get nearly $2,000,000 for public improvements next year, and nearly a million annually there tins city, who was the custodian and trustee dent, aud iu Pennsylvania until a few for numerous widows, orpbans and others years ago the Democratic minority of Lan The spirit and the letter of the fundamental law are so plain on the subject that none can misunderstand it, and every attempt at evasion has been a di uame. ueneral tun ev rawi "Wii at miji of various sums of money aggregating over caster county had more influence in State after. Conventions than tho big majority of Berks, disappeared.

An investigation into 1 hey just went ahead and fought. They didn't, know any better." The General related many reminiscences of his campaigns, explained his plan of action at, Murlrccsboro Gould and his crowd, who have piled up their immense fortunes chiefly by the exercise of tho very methods which Judge Gresham has halted In so peremptory a manner in this instance. In future security holders of defaulting roads will fight for their rights with a iirospeot of success. In his accounts showed not enough funds left In the face of the plainest figures, pre while in Republican Conventions the 7,500 Republicans of York balance tho 10,000 of Colket, 1817 Spring Garden stroet, a reception attended by many of their friends and neighbors Mr. and Mrs.

George Wood, 1313 Spruce street, a party for their daughter, and Mrs. Charles J. Cohen, 8M South Twenty tirst stroet, an afternoon reception, were among the social incidents which gave animation to fashionable circles. rect and flagrant violation of the supreme law. It ought not, therefore, to need the intervention of the Attorney General to Chester.

The Senatorial delegates were al sented in the simplest calculation, how can the Ledger explain its declaration, repeated in distinct terms in paragraph after paragraph, that the proposed lease of the ways a source of more or less trouble. The bring our railway corporations to a posi reference to his proposed formation of a cav 11 lu of November last. Thomas William airy brigade. Gillespie, a former resident of this city, now When ho sat down he was again ap living in Belfast, reports the death in that convention which nominated Pattison tive and inexorable enforcement of the Constitution. The statute that pretends pianded.

and Colonel Bolts rend tin. roe rota city oi a mysterious American stranirer SENATOR COOPER IX DANGER. of Goneral William J. Palmer, of the regular whose description answers to that of Gill. amended the rules, or, rather, substituted formal regulations for the unwritten and flexible precedents of former years.

Que of the most important of to enforce the fundamental law is army and tho first colonel of the rogiment. "mespie wntos that he was known as S. B. Gas Works means two millions of dollars and upwards in profits every year for twenty five years If such a statement were to appear about a railroad or other Wallace, and when he discovered that. mockery of the law it assumes to carry Joseph Wright, the vico president, mado DUmOrOUR Sncech rnill nrfulnceri SttAVA tno cnanges was that which prescribed into effect, and the growing public senti iaiys Knapsack, which, he said, had been me entire abolition of Senatorial delegates.

ment in favor of the entire abolition of financial matter, in the money article of a mystcrv for twenty five vraiin. Tho knan. Gillespie was au old Pittsburger he exhibited great Interest in him aud one day asked if anything had ever been heard of S. B. W.

Gill. Gillespie said no, but added that if he was ever found be would get his just deserts. After that Wallace avoldeil the sack contained an army inule shoo and a vtTiuuu, xjjinaii muuie, nr. Thomas Biddle, Mr. Doming, Dr.

Knapp and Mr. Dunning, the three latter of New York. Rev. Dr. Nicholson married them, assisted by the Rev.

Dr. Hopklus, of Williainsport, Pa, The wedding breakfast at the house was an elegant aiiiilr, some of tho most prominent people of came to extend their congratulations. Among tho friends and relatives wero Mrs. Wailleigb who was most superbly dressed; Mr. and Mrs.

James Rawle, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rawle, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Duudas Lippiucott, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Rawle, Mr. and Mrs. Pemberton, Miss Hall, of Williainsport, and Mrs.

and Mr. Reed, of Erie. MAO AFEE HAINES. The Colonnade Hotel was the scone of a brilliant and beautiful wedding reception lost night. Miss Clara Brinton Haines, daughter of Granville B.

Haines, one of the most prominent dry goods merchants and a director in the Keystone Bank, who has resided in the hotel for several years, was married to John B. MacAfee, a young lawyer, the ceremony taking place at the Church of the Epiphany, across tho street. They were married in the usual impressive maimer according to the Protestant. Flpiscopal ritual, aud there were no decorations or any demonstration whatever in the church. Tho ushers who preceded the bridal party to the altar were Fllwood Melcher, Edward K.

Wolge Mitchell, Louis Bregy 1). McGlatherv. Robert Bl ltoswieU MacAfee. and that the representation in the State Convention shall consist of Rcprosontative delegates, one for each 1,000 Democratic votes uuiuooroi aiscnargcs dating trom the nood to the settlement of Plymouth Rock Mr the free pass iniquity, should make our railway managers manfully meet the issue and end the wrong without fear or point of fact the Gould method would have beou hulled long ago if security holders had been persistent and had fought their battles to tho end. It is not because Judge Gresham Is more upright and fearless in the discharge of his duty than other Judges that he has been the tlret to checkmate tho professional railway wreckers, but because heretofore parties to suit of this kiud got wearied out with tho law's delays aud succumbed to the wrecker aud his methods because the latter was the longest winded.

Gould attributes tho adverse decision of udge Gresham to an Itching for a Presidential nomination. In au interview published In tho New York Tribune of yostcrday ho states distinctly that he can coneciveof nootberreason fortheactiou of the Judge than that he is suffering from a severe attack of the Presidential fever. The public will conclude, however, that it is quite possible for a Judge who wants simply to do his duty to find abundant legal reasons for Insisting that Mr. Gould shall not sit as both udge and Jury In the trial of his own case. uaiy responuoa lu a Uriel speech and refused cast at the last prccodingGubernatorlal election, or for a fraction of 1,000 such.

votes uronercu enass oi water. A. A. Nievens lavor. amounting to 500 or more tn the respective cx eiialrman of the Prohibition executive committee, read some amusing extracts from an army journal which ho bad edited Representative districts, provided that each Representative district shall have at least subject.

Flarly in November be was taken ill wit a fever aud died, Among his effects were found a number of legal documents and books marked with the name of Gill. Gillespie took charge of them aud they are now ir. his possession. Gill's family removed from this city shortly after his disappearance and are now believed to be liviug iu Philadelphia. The free pass system is simply a public and political iniquity.

It is neither more nor less than robbery of the owners ol the Ledger, there is not a business man within its large circle of business readers, who would not cease to respect its statements or to trust its integrity. And when it is considered that the declaration of the two millions and upwards of annual profits to the lessees, appeared after notice of Mr. Clay's amendment grading the cost of gas to consumers from $1.50 down to $1.10, which would reduce the revenues many millions to the lessees, what possi Governor Beaver I.ikoly to Decide That Cooper is Ineligible to the Cabinet, Beilefontk, December 9. There Is no doubt that Governor Beaver had tendered the Secretaryship of the Commonwealth to Senator Thomas V. Cooper, aud hat Cooper had signified his acceptance.

The tender was not a formal one, but it was expressed and well understood on both sides, and generally accepted by the party leaders, most of whom wore glad to sec the Field Marshal of so many contests suitably rewarded by the new administration he did so much to call into power. The question of Cooper's eligibility, however, has grown more and more serious as It has been considered. At first it was regarded by Governor Beaver as so evenly balanced that he could properly resolve the doubt in favor of his faithful and worthy one delegate." It hnpponedthat in Franklin in camp. Addresses were also delivered by Captain J. B.

Williams, Sorgeaut William railways, and as is inevitable all such uttoie inu josepu iuio. cases, those who have least claims upon county at tho first ensuing election after these rules wore adopted tho local popularity of John Slewart, the Independent Republican nominee, ran him ahead of his ticket, and Pattison fell so far behind the Demo JOHN M. EDWARDS. the miscalled courtesy of corporation offi Mr. Africa on the Huntingdon Tost Office.

cials, are most exacting and costly. While Concerning tlie dispatch from Washington XUe President of the Mahoning Valley cratic average that upon his vote, 4, liti, the county was entitled to only four delcirntcs. the system shall exist at all, every politi in the The Times of yesterday. Secretary Africa said last evening: "The appointment Historical Society Bios Suddenly. cian who climbs to power, must literally blackmail railroads for the benefit of his ble excuse can be offered for the utterly reckless perversion of actual facts and figures? It is simply out Mulberrying Mulberry Sellers himself.

December 9. John M. One of the best places in the world to st udy human nature is in an intelligence office. Tliero silks and calicoes rub together aud not. Infrequently produco discordant sounds.

The former usually demands all the virtues while on the vote for tho rest of the ticket it would have had five. The question of what vote was to govern was submitted to tho State Convention of 18.83, which formally declared that "a proper construction of tho Edwards, president of the Mahoning Valley The bride entered with her father, and her sister, Miss Marion L. Haines, accompanied Historical society, died suddenly of apoplexy at his home here yostorday, Mr. Edwards was born in Now Haven, In 1805. of Colonol John 8.

Miller as Postmaster at Huntingdon is recommended by the bulk of the professional business men of that borough, by all the Democratic county officers, all tho Democratic county chairmen who served within the last ten or fifteen years, with a single exception, and by more than a henchmen, and those who receive the passes, as a rule, regard them as no special favor because' they are supposed to be had for the asking. There i3 no uei as maul Ol Honor. The three connecting narlors and ndioin rule ol tne party nxing the representation iu State Conventions based tho reoresentation The Hazleton Plain Speaker as taken no was meson oi Henry w. Kdwards. Gov of a saint In her prospective servant, fully expecting, as she contemplates past experiences, to get the usual shortcomings of an ordiuury sinner; while the latter, ready and on the Democratic votes cast for Governor at ing rooms on the lirst lloor of tho Colonnade Hotel were used for the reception, with banks ernor of Connecticut and United States Sen uio last pieceuing uuueraaioriol election.

the infection of progress in journalism and reduced to one cent. The most successful inland daily of Pennsylvania the West ator from that State; grandson of Pierrepont willing to prounso anything, generally has An application of this rule to tho returns majority of the Democratic voters living within the delivery of the office. He has al of flow'ers on the window sills and mantels and groups of striking foliage in the corners and passage ways. The bride received her friends under a canopy ol palms. She is a upwards, who was a member of the Conti more reason why a public official should have a free railway pass than there is for a private citizen and either has just as much honest claim upon a grocer or a dry goods dealer for free sugars and silks of the late election shows that the represen Chester News was the pioneer of penny nental Oongross and Speakor of the Connec ways been au active and zealous Democrat journals outside of the city, and the time and his standing in the party is shown by tlio fact that ho has represented his Commander; but tho developments of the last week have not only unsettled Governor Beaver's purpose to call Cooper to the Secretaryship of the Commonwealth, but they have practically settled the question against the Field Marshal.

Letters havo been received by the uew Governor from nearly or quite a dozen of the ablest Republican Judges of tho State, and every one of thein declares unqualifiedly against Cooper's eligibility. Several prominent Republican Senators havo frankly declared to the Governor that they cannot favor Cooper's confirmation on tho ground of his ineligibility under tho Constitution, and it may now be regarded as determined that Cooper will not bo iu the uew Cabinet. No one more regrets Cooper's ineligibility than Governor Beaver himself, who would ticut House, and groat grandson of Jonathan Edwards, the groat theologian and early president of Princeton College. John is near when penny journals will be the as many conditions as hor prospective em ployor, with about au equal chance of getting them fulfilled. At raro intervals a reasonable employer and a capable and faithful employs come together.

And then how gingerly the latter is treated. tation in Democratic Stato Conventions for somo years to come will bo increased from 35!) to 368 delegates, showing that while the odd ball ratios vary greatly over the State in county in stale conventions oftener thou as he has for free transportation on rail rule in both city and State. Tho Plain Speaker is refreshingly independent, and Fjdwards, after his graduation from nan any other person there. He is clearly the choice of a very decided maiorit of the ways. Public officials are paid for their different counties, tho net result Is almost ale and subsequent admission to the Con.

Sibo is not exactly nut away with public services; legislators are specially Just the sort of a newspaper the people exactly one delegate for each thousand of uoctieut bar in l.sai and to the bar of tho Cir patrons of the Huntingdon office and if the appointing power heeds public sentiment it will not hesitate to name Colonel Miller for cuit Court of the United States in 1R28. the silver, but she is often the head the total vote. UDon the whole there aro paid liberally for their legitimate travel want to rsd. practiced law for a number of years in New losses from the representation of 1882 811 of ing expenses, and there can be no claim the place. He has alwavs been the devoted iiaven and made extensive visits through political and personal friend of Mr.

Speer from them for free travel that does not The spoilsmen might as well move of the household, the real head not daring to say anything or to do anything for fear of offense. But even servant girl tyranny has au end. A capable servan is sure, sooner or tho Houth In tho interest of the estate of his uncle, Eli Whitney, the inventorof tho notion aim common eraui.uae won a dictate Mr. iu uoiegaies ana upon tne same period gains of 10. The most substantial gain is for the Democracy Allegheny county, where the increase from 10,831 votes for Pattison to imply favors to corporations and injustice epeer auvocaey ot Uoiouol Miller's claims; across the Potomac aud settle in the defunct Virginia town of Jackson City.

gin. Later, together with a number ol other to the state. iiuer. uo one ol two mint's, sue oitlier lor Black gives the Democracy five new gladly confer the honor upon the Field Mar gets mad or gets married in either case she No class of people would be more bene young men iroin he visited tlie Connecticut Western Reserve in Ohio, in which his father. Governor Fldwards.

had Washington has no longer any charms delegates for tho next four years. Tho most A Haly Left in a Ferry Boat. for them. Just before the ferry lioat Pennsylvania considerable possessions through Piorpont fited by the entire abolition of the free pass system than those engaged in the left tne rhiladelphia dock on the 2 o'clock r.uwarus, wno was oneoi tue original proprietors. Most of theso vounff men re trip yesterday afternoon a woman with a publication of legitimate newspapers, The Electoral Count.

The electoral count bill, as passed in the serious losses are In l'nlladelphla, wnere one delegate is lost In each of the Fifth, Soventh, Tenth, Twelfth aud Twentieth districts and again of one only in the Twenty filth. The other losses are one each In the Second district of Berks, the Second district of Lancaster, tho Seventh of Luzerne and in tho counties of Lackawanna, Mercor and Montgom mained in the Western Reserve nnd helned small grape basket and weaiinga dark veil The reciprocity that such courtesy justly form that highly intellectual community of wnicn completely covered her face was House yesterday, is sound in principle shal if ho could do so; but he now regards that as impossible, and there will be au entire recast of the Cabinet, with Exduieuten ant Governor Stone, of Warren, looming up for Secretary of tho Commonwealth and J. Hay Brown, of Lancaster, coming prominently toward the front for Attorney Geu errl. Tho Governor elect will be in your city to morrow, when he will meet many of the leaders and probably determine his Cabinet. A IIARRISISUKG GAM IX.

implies, like the reciprocity obviously im noticed to go in the ladies' cabin, and after wnicn uarneiu, umuings, wade and Tod were representatives. Mr. Edwards hold many important public positions and was plied in its extension to legislators and other officials, is beneficial or profitable ery, i nc gaius outsiue mo two large cities are one each in Bedford. Cambria, nienrfield. being there for a fow minutes walk hurriedly off the boat and up Delaware avenue.

When the boat reached tho Jenjoy shore one of the popular young woman, of Quaker ancestry, and was surprised as well as gratified by receiving an unusual array of weddiug pres euts. Among the prominent guests were Governor Pattison, Judge Fell, Judges Ar noldand Wlllson, Mr. and Mrs. Johu Hunter, Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Lucas and Miss Lucas, District Attorney Grtibam, City Treasurer Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Crump, Richard Wood, Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. Barlow, C. C. Lister, Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles F. Warwick and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Clark also, the bride's grandfather, Marshal 11 Hiekinati, Henry Buekwalter, Mrs.

H. B. and Mrs. George B. Hickman and other from Chester county.

AUSTIN FLEMING. All the adjacent streets were blocked with carriages about 5 o'clock at a wedding in tho church at the corner of Locust and Juniper streets, which was oue of tlie prettiest of the scasou. Miss Loraine Fleming, the bride, a daughter of David Flcmingw1327 North Broad street, was united in wedlock most impressively by two clergymen, the Rev. Dr. Sweetzer and the Rev.

Dr. F. L. Robbins, to Richard L. Austin, cashier of the Independence National Bank.

Tlie bride, who is tall, wore a superb dress of rich uncut velvet with a very long train and a Marie Antoinette head dress ol old iace in lieu of a veil. She carried an immense bouquet, as did all of the bridesmaids who, reversing tlio usual order, wore veils reaching to their feet. A feature of the bridesmaids' dresses also were long ribbon sashes of mauve ribbon aud aigrettes of the same shade in their hair. They were Miss llattie Fjinory, of Chicago; Miss Alice Martin, of New York Miss Edith Martin, her sister; Miss Bertie Manning, Miss Abbie Moore and Miss Kate Austin. The entire chancel side of tlie church was ambuscaded to the ceiling with palms and other foliages, showing masses of bloom here and there and a fretted Kreen canopy connected with various newspaper enter and apparently complete.

It is intended to provide a mode of determining which is the lawful vote in the case of two sets of returns from one State. When the State has provided a tribunal for deciding chiefly to those who make journalism a prises during bis life uud was one of the founders of the lirst newspaper published in tlie Mahoning Valley. He wrote frequently passengers noticed tne grape oasKel sitting Klk, tho Second (rural) district of Krlc, the Third of Luzerne and Sixth of Luzemo and Lackawanna; Lycoming, Potter, First dis system of open or covert and semi iu a corner oi tne catnn una en! leu the attention of ono of the deck ha.ndR t.o the fuel. teel blackmail, while every newspaper for publication, principally on historical sub iriei, ui jTcnuyiaiu, asuiugion ana west such contests and it has given its judg luoreiuna. establishment that alms to be just Upon going close to the basket the latter was surprised to hear a faint cry inside, and jects, no was tno leading spirit oi tue Historical Society and collected a lame amount in its utterances and in its business on oponing it discovered that it contained a of valuable information concerning the early ment, that decision is hnal, and where there is but one return from a State, it The apportionment for future Democratic has much more to loose than to gain State Convcd lions upon tho vote of 1888 male liilant, about one week old wrapped in a small shawl.

Thochild was placed in Cap leaTws, ana the same weary intelligence office round has again to be made. Without doubt there arc a great many good servant girls, but compared with the number of incompetent ones In any large city, and in Philadelphia espiidally, they are, indeed, few. livery where one hears the same complaint. There must bo a reason lor this condition of affairs. There is a reason, aild one has not to look far to lind it.

It is tliut nearly all of the more capable young women have gone into the shops, have gone anywhere but into kitchens. And why? It isnot because they havo been able always to got better pay for their services, for they havo not. It Is because the lot of the average servant girl has been made, not so much harder than the work in the shops, but so much more conspicuously degrading. The fact of servitude lias been persistently and continually forced upon them upon every and all occasions. They aro given for occupancy either a very hot kitchen or a very cold garret, and are not accorded more consideration than a machine would lie that tilled the same places.

This is not true in every Instance, but it is the usual lot ol a servant girl In a city household. Is it not barely possible that employers are themselves iu great measure to blunio for tho present deplorablo condition of the servant girl market? Would not better treatment nisiory ol Ohio and lis people. He was a deeply studious man and a learned and able would be as follows uy me iree pass system, mere is no tain razee's office and afterwards taken lawyer, inouirn advanced in years, no was shall be counted. This is clearly correct. It is when there are two returns from one State, each claiming to be the lawful re reason why railways should not pay their care of by Charles Wells, au employe of the active and in lull possession ol all his lacul icrry company.

ties up to tue uay oi ins oeatn. way in all newspapers just as other busi turn, that a definite rule is required, and ness establishments do, and there is no A Microsoopical Exhibition, A TELL TALE WATC'II EY. tnis tue present bill provides. reason that rises to the dignity of argu The biological and microscopical section of When there is but one State govern ment why newspapers should not pay The Spirit of Hoodie Infecting Even the Rising Generation at the Capital. From the Columbia Herald.

"Hur risburg! change cars for points on Lebanon aud Cumberland Valleys. All out for Har risburg," and we lauded where all the mischief is done for the State. It was a free all around on the cars, but once landed at Harrlsburg the koops all I got and tako all I gct Idea seems to permeate everybody daily, Sundays not excepted. "Can you direct me to Two aud a Half street?" wc asked a street gamin. You bet 1" was the roply.

Well, my Utile man, point it out." "I'm not a little man, and I asks two nickels for doin' of the town fur strangers." our time was limited, and, with the prodigality proverbial with newspaper men, wo handed the urchin his nickels and waited for our information. It, came. the Academy of Natural Sciences had a hall Is Part la tlio Cluverius Affair A full of people at their microscopical exhibi meir way on railways as do other private Crank's Letter. tion at the Academy, Nineteenth and Race ment then that return shall be counted which is certified by the Executive under the seal of the State, unless both houses, acting separately, should concur in de Richmond, December 9. C.

II. Detir street, last evening. The museum was brill citizens. Considered from any standpoint, or as affecting any class, whether jofueials, potent politicians, editors or ng, tb ex policeman, who wan arrosted last iantly lighted for the occasion and micro ight on the charge of bribing Herman Joei, le watch key wituess in thoCluverius case, bitters, it is simply a mutual wrong ciding that it is not the lawful vote of the State. If there Bhould be two returns, each purporting to be certified by the was beforo the Pollco Court to day, but the system that is unjust to both givers and xamination was postponed until tho lKth over where the bridal party stood.

The church was crowded with guests, most of them attired for tho receptlou, which took place aiterwards at tho house. receivers, and the present is an auspicious nstant. When considering the petitions for time to end it. Let the free pass iniquity induce more competent girls to take up lawful State authority, then only that return shall be counted which both houses clemency iu the case of Cluverius the Gov scopes were mounted on the various tables by tho hundreds. There woro at least one hundred kinds on exhibition, most of which were from the collections of James W.

Queen Joseph Zentmeynr and W. H. Walms ley Co. An exhibition of photo micrographs was given during the evening and added to tlie interest of the occasion. The committee of arrangements were gratified with tho large attendance and the event, under the direction of Professor John H.

Ryder, was one of tlie most enjoyable and uouseworK as a meaus ol nouest livelihood? be absolutely and irrevocably abolished. ernor sent for Joel and questioned him shall in like manner decide to have the regard to the watch key. Joel de Clubs seem to be ranked with the govern certificate of the lawful Executive of the scribed the Interior of tho key, which he COLLIEB HOI.MES. Charles C. Collier and Miss Bertha Childs Holmes were married last night iu the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Thirty seventh and Chestnut streets, by Rev.

Dr. Henry C. McCook, assisted by Rev. Francis J. Collier, ment aud railroad corporations as legiti Senator Moiibill in his set speech on the resolution declaring against tariff re "Jest you run tli rough the Capitol grounds and my chuiu'l be stundin' at the other gale, lie's dressed in ear warmers and a red seurr, an1 he'll show you the rest o' the wav." We did not lind any "chum" built that way, concluded we had got into a modern Jericho, and by sundry inquiries wero enabled to flli our engagement in time to meet the train State.

had repaired for Cluverius, and afterwards mate victims of conspiracy to rob aud beat opened it in tho prcsenco of the Governor. The general principle here, more care vision during the present session presum on a large scalo. Tho experience of a well known club of this city, which was outrage Ills description tallied exactly with tho interior of tho key. At the trial the Common fully guarded by the IIou.se amendments instructive in tue history ot tno microscopical section. of Downlngtown, Pa.

The bride entered tbo ably outlined the position of the Republican majority in the Senate on this ques ously swindled by several successive stew than it was in the original Senate bill, is church escorted by the bridegroom and was attired in a white sntin dress with tulle veil. aids, has been followed by a more colossal one hour later. If the Harrlsburg street gamiu takes his lessons from the upper crust, the member from Columbia has our wealth asked that the key be opened by Joel, but counsel for tho defense objected. This was perhaps tlio strongest Point in tlie One Woman With a Level Head. that each State has final authority to set steal perpetrated by the servants of the Adams 8 Luzerne and Laeka Allelienv.

wanna. First district 4 7 1 2 Lycoming 6 i 1 McKetin 2 4 7 Mercer 4 5 4 Miltlill 2 (1 3 Monroe tt It Montgomery 10 fleiiver 3 MonUnir 2 Hedlord 4 Northampton t) Herks. Northumberland 5 First district 5 Perrv 3 2 10 Philadelphia. Rlair 4 Kir. st district 4 Bradford 4 2 3 Hacks 3 2 Bui lor 4 4 2 Cumbria 6 1 Cameron 1 0 1 Carhon 3 7 1 Centre 4 8 1 Cluster 0 (1 1 t'iitnon 3 10 1 Ci arliehl 11 2 Clinton 3 12 1 Columbia.

4 13 1 Crawlord 5 14 2 Cumberland 6 lij 3 ltanimln. 11 2 First district 3 17 2 2 3 1H 8 Delaware 4 19 6 Klk 2 20 3 Kile. 21 4 First district 3 22 2 I 4 23 2 Fayette 24 3 Forest 1 25 4 Franklin 4 20 4 Fulton 1 27 1 Greene 4 28 8 Huntingdon 3 Pike 1 Indiana 2 Potter 2 JellM son 3 Schuylkill. Jiiniaui 2 First district 3 Lancaster. 2 2 First district 3 3 2 2 2 4 4 3 4 Snvder 1 Lawrence 2 Somerset 2 Lebanon 3 Sullivan 1 Lehigh 8 Susquehanna 8 Luzerne.

Tioga 2 First district 2 Union 1 2 2 Venango 3 3 3 Warren 2 4 3 Washington 6 Lackawanna. Wavae 3 Mlxlli district 4 Westmoreland 8 2 Wyoming 2 Luzerne and Iickik York 10 WUIItlM. 0 2 Total 368 From the Baltimore Bun. tle all contests under its own laws; but Union Club, New York. At the lost annual evidence against the prisonerand now, since Somo friends who were calling on the wife sympathies.

PERSONAL. The ushers wero ,1. H. Bedford, lir. J.

G. Wightnian, Samuel B. Durboro and Johu W.Liberton. The bride is the daughter of F'rederick Holmes, of West Philadelphia. After tho reception Mr.

and Mrs. Collier Meeting tho treasurer's report showed the tion. The Republican leaders want to fight the next Presidential campaign on the tariff question, and they will nurse it and keep it warm for that purpose. In the meantime the surplus will pile up and nos come to ugnt mat me interior oi me atch key was found to bo as described by Union Club to in debt. An inves mat where any Slate has failed to do this, and has thrown the decision upon Congress, such decision must be concurred in by both houses or else the electoral vote tigation showed that tho house, committee's Joel, the evidence of the prisoner's guilt is even more conclusive.

started upon a tour to the West. of a Western Senator inquired why her husband did not buy or build a house, instead ol having to hunt for quarters every season. "What?" said sho, "get a house and then havo it photographed bvsomomallelous tier Michael Davitt is credited with the pos The Chief of Police received 'a communlca clerk, the head bar Keeper, the engineer and other employes, whose duty It was to order matte mischief, for all of which Republi itive assertion that Ireland will have home on from Superintendent Murray, of New of that State cannot be counted. rule within three years. and receive supplies, exacted bonuses from York, Inclosing a letter from a man who Thomas Potentini's Will.

A hearing was had yesterday morning be can partisans will be thankful. The surplus will furnish a good excuse for big Geokoe Augustus Sala writes so small tradesmen in return for giving them the Tho bill must now go back to the proteases to lie tho murderer ot Lillian Mad son, and says he will surreudor himself on a baud that not a single compositor's name Senate. The House amendments are im son and sent all over the rural districts of our State as evidence of the riches we have accumulated in Washington, and our caring no more for homo I No, our election is soon to come olf and we cau't afford to do any appears on his list of fi tends. le morning oi uiuvcrius execution at the ew York police headduarters. It Is be portant and will bo debated but they cltihs custom, and even purchased supplies in their individual capacity and sold them to themselves in their ulhVinl capacity at three hundred per cent, profit.

The tradesmen who had to pay bonus added them to Chairman Cooi ers Media American of fore tho Register of Wills in the matter of the will of the late Thomas Potentlni, who killed himself last October, at 52 North Thirteenth street. The will had been deposited in France shortly after its execution, iu July, 1886, and later sont to the Register In this lieved to be the effusion of a crank. are sound and they should be accepted. tuiug ukc mat. this week calls William R.

Leeds tho ablest It would be a misfortune if the present city chairman in the United States. Officers of the Jersey Grangers. public building and river and harbor expenditures and the Democratic party will be saddled with the extravagance. The average Representative or Senator is a good deal more of a partisan than a patriot, Out MuIberryinjLf Mulberry Sellers. The Ledger of yesterday contained a Across the Atlantic for S13.

(Secretary MANNING Is in every way me prices wnen they sent in their lulls, nnd the total volume of business dono in this left handed way by the servants mummied to nearly KIOUOUO. Tho Union Club, however. Congress should fail to dispose of this subject finally. Tbekton, December 9. Tho State Grange New Yoiik, December 9.

The agentsof the stronger in health than when be began tho city. At the same time a caveat was tiled by a nephew of Potentini, protesting against its admission to probate. Sufficient evidence Patrons of Husbandry concluded their ses tasks wliicli are now almost finished. is strong financially and will survive the sion to day. The following' officers wore The spoils Bourbons cannot under was brought lorward to show that, ranee Secretary Whitney has gone to New straiu.

elected for the ensuing year: Master, Rich York for a few days and Commodore Har stand what makes the President so bold Gulon, Inmaii and Cunard Lines announced to day that their rates for prepaid steerage tickets to Now York bad been reduced to $15. No change was made in outward rates. Tho National Line, which keeps a diffiirential rate, has reduced prepaid steerage tickets to man Coles, of Woodstown overseer, Johu was the domicile of the testator, and Register Kinsey decided that the proper place to begin proceedings was in that country. mony is acting as Secretary of he Navy. leading editorial on the proposed lease of Stiiteslr, Colt's Neck; lecturer, Mortimer in his message about civil service reform.

Whitehead, Middlcbush; steward, David Cartoonist Nast is eyeing the antics of Congressmen, aud will exhibit the result of Bodinc. Licktown: assistant. George H. $13. Tho agents of the Anchor and Monarch Kx Governor Cheney, who this week took possession ot the chair iu tlie United States Senate formerly occupied by tho late Austin F.

l'lke, eoines from one of the oldest families iu New Fngland, his ancestors having been citizens of New Hampshire for generations. The time not devoted to politics Mr. It may dawn on them at a later stage of the proceedings that it is because several dozen millions of people who don't want Libel Cases at Asbury Tark. Asbtjry Park, December9. Ex Asscmbly Gaunt, Paulsboro; chaplain, Charles Seho his observations In Harper's before long.

maker, Mantua; treasurer. A. C. Ruloti. Linos are awaiting instructions from Europe Dcfore malting any change, but will undoubtedly cut rates to niorrow.

man Patterson, who caused the arrest of M. Stasibouj.o'1 the statesman whom the Czar Is Bald to fear more than any other Sweilesboro; secretary, M. I). Dloki rson, Woodstown; executive committee, James John L. Coffin and John K.

Wallace, tlio pro offices and who wish only to see the government woll administered are with him. man in uulgaria, is only a trifle over thirty Prior to the election the clfect of a slight Increase upon their vote of 1RS2, in the re prietors of the Asbury Park Journal, upon II. Iltitrd, Marlboro: Charles Collins. Fellow Cheney has employed iu building up an ex seven. The Legitimate Drama.

ship; John T. Cox, Readington Thomas sulting galu of delegates, or the danger of Berliu, MullicaHill. A very good performance of "The Lady of The wipe of Senator Cameron, of Pennsyl Congressman Sbnev, before he under charges of criminal libel, will also institute civil proceedings against them. He will also prosecute James A. Bradley, founder of tbo Park, fur libel.

Mr. Bradley Is the proprietor loss lu a reduction, was pointed out to the Lyons" was given at the Walnut Street vania, is said to receive more invitations to takes to restore the spoils system all Democracy of a number of counties which tensive trade In wood pulp which be manufactures on an extensive scale at Manchester and other places. His home is at Manchester also, and one of his prides is the 400 acre farm lying a few miles from that town, on which ho is making many improvements. Theatre last night. Miss Coghlan plays Suit About a Highway.

The city yesterday filed a bill in equity dinner than any other lady in Washington society. had slightly exceeded or camo very noar to one, should look where the political of a paper called the Arterian, copies of Vauline with knowledge and good taste. De bones of Senator Eustis lie whitening. which were otsinomed grans tins wcck oy Cyrus W. Fim.n, according to a Boston Belleville Is as good a Claude as could be ex special messengers lu all parts of Monmouth the requisite half ratio lor an extra delegate.

The vote of Clarion for Black was.1 less than for Pattison, although an Increase of 27 would have given It anot tier delegate for four vears: paper, gave a Garfield memorial window to ported of a Jolly looking Frenchman. Walcot The farm was formerly known as the against Thomas M. E. Shaw, who was unsuccessfully Indicted a short tlmo ago for maintaining an alleged nuisance In the shape of an obstruction to a highway at county containing a saetcu oi ruuoisou Tho Unlucky Field Marshal. Williams College on which Field's name ap County Farm" and supported nearly a could piny any part in tho piece and make no mistake.

It Is an uncommonly capable company and we do not often see Bulwor's It is not always lucky to be enjoying lu the Twenty sixth district of Philadelphia tho vole for Pattison and Black was exactly pears in larger loners inau Garnold s. To JrixiE Tot'RfiEE the triumph of the hundred destitute people who appealed to tho authorities for aid. Mr. Cheney's sum the same, iu Union county it was 1,404 piay Doner oono nowadays. Musks and Faces will be played to ulght.

Democrats In the election of Mr. Cleveland lor i utiison uuu lor liiack. siiawmont. In tlie Twenty first ward. highway passed through land owned by Shaw, who Dually built a fence across it.

It Is claimed by tlio city that the road is a way by prescription, and that it Is necessary for bos Just likened Itself to "the crop of tics mer home at Straw's l'oiul is described as a delightful old place and here tho ex Governor entertains with bis accomplished the honors of public office, and the case of Senator Cooper is a pointed illustration of the fact that honors which wore once greatly coveted become insuperable barriers to higher honors which have been gathered from tho thistles of experience and In tho Republican State Convention of the Hurling a Fire Itrand Among the Foxes. development." access to the water works on tho banks of wll'o every year during tho heated term. Personally he Is spoken of as a clear headed From the Chicago Herald. Senator Blackburn is anxious to have Bill Chandler is assaulting the newspapers and honest man of wide iniormation, tlio Scnuylkill river. Rioting Stopped at Amsterdam.

conspicuously earned. knowing much of public ullalrs and thor past year a strong effort was made to amend the rules of representation so that hereafter the number of delegates could bo bused upon tho party vote polled. It succeeded only so far as the abolition of the Senatorial delegates; for tlio present tho Republicans with long articles Intended to prove that all the great Republican leaders are In love with Governor elect Beaver very naturally Representative W. C. P.

Broekiuridge suc coed Colonel Morrison at tho head of the ways and moans committee when the Fiftieth Congress meets. Canajohauie, N. December 9. There has been no trouble among the strikers at one another and that the talk about a quarrel between Blaine and Edmunds is nothing but moonshine. If Bill is solid with K.

B. of minority counties will continue their Amsterdam to night. The Knightsof Labor Colokkl John K. Arthur has consented oughly posted unou tho tarilf question, which lie has made a special study, lie has traveled widely and closely observed the industrial conditious of various peoples, ills reception ot the capital whs cordial and sincere and society is already congratulating Itself on having Mrs. Cheney In its midst, the memory of some of her past entertain disclaim responsibility for the assaults mado me, said to con uuu nucious matter.

The Best New Jersey Marksman. Keyport, December 9. Governor Leon Abbett and staff were present this evening at tho annual Inspection of the Raritan Guards, Third Regiment, National Guard, New Jersey. Tho Governor presented to Lieutenant Gustav Maurer the Governor's badge for the best marksman. The lieutenant won the badge at the Slate encampment at Sea Girt last August.

A dinner to the Governor aud a ball followed the presentation. Death Was a Sweet Belief. From the Pittsburg Penny Press. A professor in tho Austrian College of Agriculture blew his brains out yesterday. His last official act was to write on the fly leaf of a copy of the American agricultural report: "This is too much." II.

Milium A Co. Kxtra Dry. Magnificent in Qcality. Wonderful In delicacy and aroma. Oeueral Depot In Philadelphia, Henby Van Ukil 1310 Chestnut.

to become a candidate for the Mayoralty of undue representation. It was a creditable coincidence that the rules adopted by the Democratic Convention establishing a mora Hayes and if Blainois Edmunds' friend let them give the country ocular proof of tho upon non union men. Tlie Amstorduin lodge of Odd Follows has offered a reward of fact, I low would a banquet do equitable system wero reported by a com itoauiug, ana uio Herald says: hat settles It. He will bo elected, aud wo need not trouble ourselves any moro about who will 21X1 for Information which will lead to tho mittee oi wnose memners nve out ot seven represented minority counties, sur lthlnclaiider Released Oh Bail. be the next Mayor." conviction ot the perpetrators of the assaults.

This is In addition to the $1(10 reward offered by tlie Mayor. One arrest has been made and others will follow. Asuury Park, December 9. William C. "Deacon" H.

V. White, of Brooklyn, al rendering a part of their own proportionate inllucncc'to considerations of fair play. A new and unsettled question may arise if a Rbinelander was arraigned tday before ready a Congressmau clect, treasurer of Plymouth Church, a director In half a dozen important corporations and a member of the Judge Walling on tho charge of tho larceny of the goods attached by Sheriff Auniuck to Legislative apportionment by the incoming ments being still greatly cherished. Trior to the death of the late President Arthur that courtly and polished gentleman lay twice on tho verge of dissolution without tho country or even the Cabinet being aware of bis danger. Modest and unassuming in all things he sought rather to suppress than to proclaim his private affairs, although the fashion was not popular in public life at that time.

The first of these Instances was at tho Washington residence of Senator Jones, where tho then Vico President had satisfy the claim of Dr. Johnson, nnd was The Love Lorn Senator's Mishap. Dkthoit, Decembers. This afternoon Senator C. W.

Jones, of Florida, and his son. Stock and Produce Exchanges, hns Just ap Assembly should rearrange the Representa tive districts In counties like Philadelphia, plied lor admission luto tho Cotton Exchange of New York, released on sow hull. The trial will be neld In January. Rhiiiolandcrwent to Now York. He was greatly elated over his liberation.

who arrived this morning from Columbia Allegheny, sichuylklll, Luzerne and Lacka turned to Field Marshal Cooper in casting about for a Cabinet, and he had decided to call the Senator to the Secretaryship of the Commonwealth, but the Constitution comes in with its positive mandate that no Senator or Representative shall be eligible to any civil appointment in the Commonwealth during the time for which he shall have been elected; and the Governor has been halted in his wish and purpose by the declarations of Republican Judges and Senators against Senator Cooper's eligibility. There will be general regret among the more active and aggressive elements of the party because of Senator Cooper's inability to grasp the Cabinet honors which would be so freely conferred if he could accept them but ho will now have to serve in the Senate and await new opportunities for promotion. The name of J. Hay Brown, of Lancaster, is now strongly pressed as tho Eastern representative in the Cabinet, and both the man and the county well merit the honor. Senator Vance, of North Caroliua.

lec tured in Tremont Temple, Boston, on Wed Moro of Goronlmo's Band at Carlisle. wanna, each comprising a number of suh dls trlcts. The Issue would be If the apportionment of Democratic delegates were to bo governed by the district linos existing at the last election or those hereafter made. As no toe Gas Works, the material part of which is given in the following extract Stripping tlio bill from all disguise and takitig It In Its amended form, It reniuined and could very properly lie called An ordinance to compel the gas consumers of Philadelphia to pay to Wharton Darker, Thomas Duinn and their assigns Wo millions of dollars and upward in profit) every year for twenty five yean for tho privilege of getting one ol the millions bek again for the City Treasury, the other million a year and upwards to be retained by thein aud "their assigns." Is there a Ringlegood public reason why the city of Philadelphia should dosuch nu injustice as that? Is there a single public reason why the city should make such a crazy bargain as thnt giving a vindicate of private persons more than two millions of dollars a year on condition of getJivg one million back Nothing more should be needed than to ask theso questions In order to bring from the people an overwhelming for these millions of profits proposed to be handed over to tho lessees and their assigns are to be paid out of the pocket of the people In all conditions of life, Including the women who keep small shops and the hundred and fifty thousand families who occupy our small and moderate sized dwellings. It Is out of their pockets in large part that the two millions of dollars and vpwnrds of net profit every year are to come, in order to get back front the lessees and their wisions one of tlie millions for the use of the Oily Treasury.

If the foregoing is correct in its distinct and repeated assumption that the lessees of the Gas Works would clear "two millions of dollars and upwards every year for twenty five years," after paying one million to the city, then not only the entire gross revenues for gas, at the highest figure ever reached in consumption and at 1 1.60 per thousand to consumers, but even more than the entire gross revenues must be net profits. Mulberry Sellers in his wildest financial flights over eyewater for Asia, never conceived such a colossal speculation. The entire sale of gas to consumers last year in this city was less than two billion feet, which at fl.50 per thousand could not not give over $3,000,000 of gross revenue. Out of that 1,000,000 would go to the city for rental not less than flOO.OOO must go annually for repairs, averaging the whole twenty five years as required by the lease, and about 400,000,000 feet of gta must be furnished the city free of cost for streets and public buildings. The lowest actual cost named for producing and delivering gas by any of the critical experts who have criticised the lease of the Gas Works, Is 75 conU per thousand, which would foot up 11,800,000.

The account of net profits of 'the pending lease on either the Dolan or the Wana makor propositions would foot up $3,000, 000 of gross revenue, and $1,000,000 for rental, $300,000 for repairs and $1,800,000 actual oost of manufacturing and delivering gas estimated at 76 cents per thousand, or $3,100,000 of gross expenditures. This does not take into account nesday evening, on tho Issues of the war. His address, according to tho Republican Carlisle, December 9. Seven more In dlaus, four girls aud three boys, members of College, wero out riding, when a runaway horse throw the Senator out of the carriage badly spraining his side, lie will be laid up for some time, but. expects after the holidays to be iu Washington again.

They Married and Got 9100,000. Ottawa, December 9. Kllzabeth King, of Roohestcrvlllc, a maiden lady 82 Advertiser, was "able, witty, dignified and interesting," and the impression created was Geronlmos band, arrived at tne Indian such reapportionment can ensue before the Training School this afternoon from Fort Marlon. a. Tho party was in charge of Lieutenant H.

v. muis ana i'arcels. There aro now over forty of the band at tho meeting oi me iiemocriiuc stato committee in January that body will no doubt declare an apportionment in accordance with the above; and should tho Legislature this winter rcdlstrlet lis Slate tor Assembly purposes the table will have to be rearranged beforo the Slate Convention of 1SSS. In When yon ask for a WEnuiNO Cakk Clear and you can't get it make up your mind that you are getting an inferior article for the same money. Sparkling ('hnmpaenes.

Every popular brand of Cliampngue In quarts and pints. Hkniiy Van llmi. 1310 Chkstnut Street. The O. W.

Clarifying Pipe. No tobacco burns the tongue. Simple and nobby. It Is truly the smoker's friend. K.

G. Sieank 831 Chestnut St. school, ranging iu ago from 8 to 22 years. counties like Berks, where tho State delegates havo already been chosen for next year and a loss of representation occurs, the extra delegate will havo to be dropped, and wnoreio iiionuuioeraireauycnosen anoiner Is added the local organlzatiou will doubt years of age, died on Sunday last. Sho left hor fortune, $100,000, to a young couple, Chrlssie Klug and Gilbert Allan, on condition that they be married on tho dny of hor Interment They wero accordingly married to day.

In Mmnorlam. Ida. I felt It then, on that blest summer's dny When lirst I saw tho heaven tn your eyes, That your were truant from some paradise, Aud in these earthly wilds had lost your way, I knew you would hut briefly with ns slay; That a strong God from tlie supornal skies Would coino and find and claim you as bis nrizo. less provide for the gain. Nherry Wine.

Sherry Wine. A beautiful Wine at $2.50 tlie gallon. HKNttY Van IIkil A 1310 Chestnut street. Tlio Latest Girl to Marry Count. Standing Pat on a Ten Spot.

From the Macon Telegraph. Henry Watterson's nominal ion of Carlisle for the Presidency is a Kentucky bluff. Boston Shrouded In Impenetrable Gloom. From the Boston Record. A small dog has Just died lu the Deacon Hill quarter of the city.

An Editor Who Went Astray. From the York lilspalcb. Bo sure you are In the right train when you go traveling. Millionaires on Five Thousand a Year. From the Syracuse Standard.

The Senate has too many "business men." From the Hnltlmnre American. Miss Louisa Carroll, daughter of Ex Gov ornor John Leo Curroll, of Maryland, and grutiddnuglitor of the late Royal Phelps, a been called, after Gultenu's cowardly shot stretched Garfield on his dying bed. The criticisms of that time, tho excitement of his surroundings aud the responsibility hanging Just over his bead mado a combination of outward influences which depressed Mr. Arthur moro than the average man can understand. Ho caught cold nnd a severe attack ol rheumatism followed which Invaded the region of his heart.

The attending physician worked diligently through one entire night with his patient before the anxiety of either himself or Mr. Jones was relieved. Tho occasion for keeping tho matter secret was au apprehension that the public would becomo overwrought by an announcement of the fact that the Vice President was critically 111 at a moment when the President was bellovcd to be dying. Mr. Arthur himself never once ulludcd Ui the Incident until after all occasion for secrecy or alarm had passed.

The second instance was upon the then President's return from his trip to the Yellowstone Valley and Park. It Is asserted that Mr. Arthur was In no condition to undertake so long and exacting a Journey, and that hi first act after returning to he capital was to send for his private physician, Dr. Lincoln. When tho latter reachod tho White House ho found the l'resldont suffering Intense pain.

His limbs wero ftwollen to an enormous slzoand tho other symptoms Indicated an acuta kldne troubie, which the physician reeoonlzod as llrlgbt's disease. After systematlo treatment the swelling whs reduced and the patient wontabout his tasks as boforo, but he was never as strong or quite as chcoi'ful from that time forth. In warning tho President of his danger tho physician had used no ambiguous words nnd the former seemed to understand that his years would be few at most. Would there Were more of tin quiet, uoioio build I And tho high call too soon you would obey, lormer wcall by citizen of the State of New York, was married on Saturday lu Paris to favorable in tho extreme. GoVKRNOil Fit.ii trait Lkk, of Virginia, lias written a letter to a Washington paper denying the charge that ho Is using the patronage of his office for the promotion of his Senatorial alms.

Ho denies having written or gjiokcB to any one, at any time, anything wTth rcferenco to the next Senator from Virginia. Sknator IIai.e, of Maine, ono of the last of tho "globe trotters" to return, was a passenger on the French steamer La Goscogue, which dropped her anchor in Now York harbor on Wednesday. The same vessel also brought M. dc Struve, the Russian Minister to this ooun try, and Baron and Baroness do Thompson. Congressman Prick, of Wisconsin, said some tlino before his death that the custom of sending Congressional committees to the funerals of deceased members was foolishness and should be stopped.

He spoke of the com mitt ees as picnic parlies" nnd ol their work as useless mockery." But a committee went to Mr. Price's funeral, nevertheless. Yankee enterprise. lias received another repulse In the arrest of A. O.

Norton, a leading merchant of New Haven, on tho chnrgo of allowing his customers to guess the number of seeds In a squash. Fifty dollars and costs were exacted of tho rnlcrprlslng merchant by tho callous and nnnppreehitlve court, which held him to bo gullly of disposing of wares by chimco. Take warning. In every homo where there is a child dLs posed tnhccroiipy, use that old and Infallible cure, Dolnviiu'B Whoop, lug Cough Remedy." Sixth uud Wood, Doc. And you havo gone nun ion, us nil to mourn The passing of so beautiful a soul l'nder grl in Death's all pitiless control.

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Spohr's beautiful oratorio of "The Last Judgment," originally produced In St. Martin's Church at Cassol half a century or more ago, has long formed part of the standard repertory of tho great Cathedral choirs In Kngland, and lis performance In a largo church during the Advent season gives it an linprosslvonoss that It. nover has in the concert room. The music Is not beyond the strength of a chorus of moderate size, as was shown year ago by the flue inaloohotrofHt, Mark's, Locust street. Last evening It was again sung In that lieautllul Gothic church, and even more kucccshIu lly than before.

Tho execution of the solos was more than creditable and the choruses wore admirably sung. It Is no slight undertaking for a church choir, composed In considerable part of boys, to add so lame a work as this to its exacting weekly round of complicated servient and unlhoms, and Mr. Pynn the organist aud choirmaster, Is particularly to bo cu on the achievement or last even ng, which elicited tho warmest commendation from an audience that crowded the spacious church, In tho American colony were present, at tlio wedding, among whom were Minister Mo bourno Your life In beauty you will aye roncw Von llvo we die; wo die In losing you. (ar AWtreoerln Ilellcfonte Watchman. bene, a former Governor of Maryland, and Governor Carroll, the father of tho bride, wno ns just returned irom a visit to ins home In the United Slates.

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