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WA$t$ t VOL. SI. 0CII0C0 KKVIKW I'd mi num. Kvrri Ha fit ho T if DOUTHIT &. ELLIOTT. 1tttt ut N ii ltr 1 1 I !. -r. i.ilia, .... H'fttl lit ttltftiM I lirKlt'K IN MAMilNU' (It'll. HtNM Him m itn Ul lim fMiiir , . ... f I fin'ir-r hmtci riiiti"r . tn I I u'll liinrtti tl-iui Mui-n'tm JuU A tfuftlr) Urnr-r) 1 1 . . , ai I'l.trkt f M iMllllr! it'huf Atffifiiwt hit Krt .ititt. t ui.) Jn ll" . i tmittiMUMtff ..,,.,.,, t tit H 1 1 II t ftk ... , WtxwJlf - I H-lt.tf , H. ntlf liLlett'lnilt A r mT MM r-1 if ., . i 1 1 Kin r !( llif.i,..r J I' , - . Trrrlurt IMrlt f. i.c'-ru W Mt Mtlil .., . Hill Mrlti-I.an .. rmnk Mai tit . K 11 Juctiir.. i M in I' Una ... 11 H It. ti r a M....I II so K I hHtt-r in I it 1J II UM'I1I W I. thk.lat.avt .. .. W H W limn t- A t gWI II r Mntiula ) ii. "it'Kiiat U HfHiiHtr I J , Arthuf HHfK W A Ii..lh M N W Int.. M I' Hrlkimi. J I )). tllt'MI . , . K tin l M iiwton Jili .tlntl . M It ill-. II llntirr Hiruti'1 C. L. SALOMON, -liKAI.KH IS - Stoves, Tinware HARDWARE, Pomps, Pipe and Fixtures -AUU IMiKrf Al l. KINI.H OK Blacksmithing and Wagon Work. PIMVIVII I I." niWUU' nniUMm, ,....wwaa v UUWWIX vwUii i , UKiiWiN, hA IL) KDA Y. SISrTEMBKK 10, 18ia mi; PACIFIC COAST. Cenoral Ronulrlnir Work on Short Notice. Done J. F. MOORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, I'rlnxllU. Or. LINN W.WOODS 8ALOON, Main M.,.t. rlnTlll. Dr. KKKI'H OM HANI) TIIR (ili)K KHT - Wines, Liquors & Cigars Arrtvt ntl lfrtttrtt tf Mult. IMMM AMI HI.lltK rr tn tliia atiy t & 4 H , fftM imij 0; at 7 iTSvna I'rliirvtt! , trite n)tl I 4 t n M.iuia til i iiufi-'n at a lav n I -'tin ta mr riWN:kiil K 4M) Nil VRH I.AKK rir i i.iki-Ik t -tAUi r f at ; 9 n riiishiil k A M HKMi rrlnavlltv miir. 1M m . irlVn hlltr il 4 r H fUI '.K1. 11 I K. AM. ii I Mli I I'rtli TtU M 'ti-Ut aixl Iff l'1f t ft M . airtTM I tio ill) ftitl iut"lr At r M f iit ul H.lu(Ui ai4 PrMay At I A H , Af 1 ItU't !) A'"l "'"In M T f H T II Hurt MU' I'Miim itr MLKMNdS uK MK'IKI'IKM. I iKINrt HI K m,K 1 ) Ua Hl.i atojl I r t ( i ii, HAU'W I A A U i t.t f . I n u f . MKETH A i) I w Mir fa U, -J wMiA I mi - imi i r. rii4K 'M I N V U' -I ! ti run Mock of rou iod Wiion Miioriii CoDMinll; oo Hand. C. S. SMITH at i iik- Gary House Bar - IiKAlJI IN - Cutter Whisky, - iiKr hiiasi'h ut- Wine, llrandyand lieer. - AIJul - Key West and Imported Cigars Net iod Comforiibli Club Room. Nn .tm u ui.ta ru.l.ini.ri cumlorl FANCY MIXED DRINKS rrrM iij ku airlruMd UrkMpir. A tar Billiard Table and Elegant Club for Ui trrnmmivllllnn of Pnilonin Krniluu Ul mill, I oMerl I. ui.ll. Hi.cll Ed n. white, l" lrl, I'rlurtllK, Or., - rKoritirroH or tub - Popular Resort for All -WHO W1IW- Um4 ( liar. A fttr H.Cr..bln( UrlMk, A lilma mt Milliards, mt A (srlal Clan ml l ull CLUB ROOMS FOR GAMES. r'rtm. Mf I t . )fti arM ften I'ltnl- Kiu.N Al. I'AKI'S, C. A. CLINE, Dentist, Dentist, I'r (MHI, Or. II til ! t IK mh4 t '-! (rltr Ia MlliilK t, Ixl I. It. i ; DUAa4bM n4 Ati ,th -I i 4 4tM H. P. BKI.KNAP, H. D.. Physician and Surgeon, I . li.xlll.. Or. lu h.ibtt't 'tr't t"tm GKOIUIE W. BAKNES. ATTORNEY AT LAW I'lln.itlll, Or. II. E. CENTER, M. D.. Physician '." an J '. Surivn. I rln.illl.. Or. THE CHINESE BAZAR. Ouons, Hinf? fc Co., Proprietors, AH TYE. Manager - I'XAI.KK.4 IS . ings, Etc. Tin- Imi Si!k (;M,!n itnKiric.l tliri-. i fi Iri'li'n hot'H in th,i lali-ft HtvliK. Mi ii'b ilirtM-t frmn f Ciirnrn. (hir fiHU cnn at the JAIWN !!: I.ndiin' and Chil HooIh mill ShooB torii H. I'an. li. it, NutH, Tol.iico,i and "the ln-ct Ua!ity of tt. ( iiim. ImIVB v H.'hl iii J'rincvii HAZAU, t VKKY LOW l'ltlCES. Call The Exports of Prunes From the Gulden State. S ACR AMF.NTO DISCARDS MUD. Williitm Young Found Guilty of Mmi'JntiKhU'r rrighlcned ChincHU lit Tncom.i. to ijjk in tlio Main Street, Princville, Or. PRINEV1LLE, OREGON. TrtDMCU a Genrril Bmkllig Builnru. VI. . a. 'i n t AtiiH M n M H4tlll r- i..i..t f.bt.iMo ...a Ii V.k i.(.m i ll .l .... .I.)-.)), -ito, i...t. ... .M1.( .ltnll. GEORGEO'NEIL at. nil l. mr N.irlli nf l'i.tlm., I' IC I M K V 1 1. 1. K. OltKUON, - I'fAl Kit IN - Fine Wines, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC. A ThorouKhly First-Class Houso In Every Respect. I'lllUnl ih rinn-rlll ronl Tlil 1" OciimI littr "l-ivUI mifutlon to nillii nountf7 onlrt. SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. Tti innoriM of thl Ort Conh Our If "Ithont narallnl In th hl.lorr ol indllolu. AUilni,ii ,r, ,i!,iirlirl to aril Hon ! Illvo miriinte, Iral tlntl nn nllirr our cn ntrnwmii, 11111111. Tlint It mr Iwconn nuwn, Hi l'niirliUra, t n iiorinom i ("n.o, r IH- rl.mpln Until. Kn Into "ry horn In Hi llnltnil rllutr m1 l'iiU. " "il hv m Cniifli, Hnr Tliroit. nr limn Itln, uae it, fur li W rur yuil. " yur ohlld Iih tho('niui, or WhnoilM('ou(h, u Ht'rmniilly, n, rrll.f I. nr. II yon ilrfl "t lii.lrllniia dli.aa fmiaiinil'tlon, " H. ymii DriiKlat for HHIUIH'H CHHK, M lOcit., suot. od II. 00. Hyour l.uuaT rauror Uak lam, ua rlhllnlra I'oroni Pla.r. ivio SA ou, For Ml by H a4 baalara. c. a. ELinsrG-, liKAl.ru J.N Alili : KINDS : OF : FURNITURE, BEDROOOM SETS, Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors, Paints, Oils. Putty and Class, ALSO V Alili 7 KINDS 7 OF 7 LUMBER 7 FOR 7 SALE The Oregon Land Co., WITH ITH Home Office at Salem, Or., IN Til K Hit Y liril.W.NW, AND BRANCH OFFICE IN PORTLAND, Mitka a. vm'I' v of uni.ill fruit fnrma ; ftUo luw fr ) grnn anil nt.x-k farma and citv mill miliiirlimi ron'rtv. Srtnl fur pimiplili-t, pnr lial. olo. J. W. IIOU Alil. I'H. It. I". ItKl.KNAP HOWARD & BELKNAP, Niicraaors la II. A. 111 It ti ftp Hoiiai, DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS East Sido of Main Stroot, Prinovillo, Or. Standard Patent Medicines. Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Dye StulTs and Soaps, Toilet Articles and Perfumery. Stationery, School Books and Standard Literary Works. A Ri'iu'ral variety of PruiM!.' Smulric", Toliacoo ami Cigars. Pur Wine ami !.niiorn tor nietiicmul line. TEMPLETOIM & SON, -WIIOI.KS.W.K AM) liKTAlt Prlnevllle, Oregon. liEAI.KKH IN . a. . n . ..A U.JI.I W.tl.i ..J OL.bIhA1 t.a.. B ai Perfumerj, Hair and ToolD Brusnes, raieni boqiciucs, luimi mu oimiug oips, mo; Goods, Class, Fiuty, t'ainis, uns, inc. Also a Fine Line of Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry, All ortlnm fur goo.il promptly flllrxl. riiyalciUn.' prwwripHoni arofully mm- IMilinilml at all hottrt. A roiid'nf in on nl Olympia fur title SU'iltlllni.lt Inhlfl't. Tin" Fnwi'r rivirr anlmon nrcf nver put up. TIib Aimu?)icd re imiiii olf tliifir rowr valiiin. Hie iikw ! a ' ' Wn brouslit to To,ti tommy .'..'! , - - , ' " TillamiKik (Or.) lioo.firVin put In tlmir cvuniiiK lulling tli Iivh ami tail from ciUH ami cnjnyiiiK llieir miwnililn .ivatli. Tim four national Imnka at IWtlnii'l whirh cli imil ttii'ir iloorH nrriMitly are ilu- iiiml nolvi'iit, ami llipy may noon ro- etuit tiii4iui-H!4. TIih Murnir tninn in GoM Hill ( Ni-v.) dintnrt Iiuh iliwoviTwl tlmt till' Juctii-e mini linn lii'i'ii t a k i tilt ore from itnirrouii'l. Hint a heavy nuit for iluiiiatrun ia likely to follow. Ui'V. Paviil f. Tavlor, rx-niiiiintaT of tin- I'imt (Jonuri'iriitional Chun-h at Smi x.ilito, t'ul., Iiii l.miilit iiit aiiuiriHt Inn formi-ri-oiii.'ri'iMlioii (orilai!ia'i'ainount iii(! to William Yiirii, wlio ttirww a Iiirrit-1 oil lamp at Iri'iu- M .innfioM at ! An- Ii-h, ranniiii il.'ath trim llio irinrat f nl liuniiiiK kIiii riii'ivi.l, lull Immti f.mirl guilty of iiiatinlaiiK'HiiT on tlm lluril trial. Tin- Valiinurlon National rl.mk atTa- niiii!i iiai iMH-n i'..tri.i in a rrr-i'j vir m luiiictn. An atti inpt w is Ix-iim iii i li to t it out n( tlm I'oiiiiitmili-r'a tiati N W'hi-n tin hitt'T ctit'i'kiua!1 1 the bank oIliri.iN. Tin1 pnni'tit pnirri'-H of the S.miln'rn in-itir .xti'ii'-ion i !itirn tin oxp.fta I. an that Die nm!;! n-a -li Sin I, lu ll' ti hi in a it inontlcuii.t in iki'it 'hrouh rmli' to the K.i-t in f;x month al cr j Unit tlllH'. I'a-ia livia t'V jMipn'nr voV Iiii-i ron-rr-1 ii (. ill tin' i 'it v I'm I tin" rn;lil ' ii'itlimi tin p'antui of !w Ii' tr. j tin- propiT tr. miii n' of li".Li'i an'! tin- t r.wiration of wr-.. Irom tin- i-tri'i t-. ; I'ln' ni'i-liiji'nt pnipi-rlv on fiir in to i o brought up witti a r'nil turn. Siirraini'itto li:i- V"'i' I to u-i'Wil! vva- tl-r Hl-ti-.l'l of watiT ff'tlll t!l" S. r.UM"!l- N'Mrlv MOiai vot- wiT'' i"i -.. Tiii- atiT I'liiui'i from a -iiil'ti-rrao' mi tr'a'n, the sou rre of aliirli u;i;irtri-lit!y in Nunn' luoiiiitaiii liiki. ari't i knuAn to h ivc iirni-l 1 1 vi' trout in it im lur ai tln m-lls lint of the city. Tim btlla of thft Ptiinfimt t'liivi-r-itv am tK'llla! PaiJ, ian-4 lfk mho.-, am only r'iii'-nitirnriit-H. Mra. Stunfor-t tt:iii.-i niii'Marv to nriiftirt) tin- inor ri-i.I pmmimy in nnli'r to krt'p tin' inluution open during tlm prencnt tinnncial mriu Ci'iirv, ami iiiatiy of Hit) empioves Have ni'.'i'!-sarily litt'ii iliHmif.!. Tin- SoutliiTii I'arillr will dispense with Imjifiiu'iMiU'ii on tin' lis A liirt'l.-s iti-vi-ion Ih-twivii U Anisi'li-s and Yuma; altto prolialily mi Bonm of the shorter runs. Wi'llh-Karo expn'H.i uicHnetiirer" will perforin the work hitherto done by the hHijLTai'ini'ii. the railrunt company p:iMiik' Wella-Fariju halt the wii'ea of ttie hakvai'iin'ii. An FaiKlixli tan.t company, ei,me-.I of hoine of the riehent men in that ipjv prnmi'iit, in to oKraU in the northern half of the Uiwer California I'initiMila, and exti'iiHive public work in the way of irrigation and sen part lii''i'itiis are to 1h insliluteil at an early date. The eon eencion comprises IS.OUO.iM) ai're.i, anil the npiflviMkini4itioiiof that rulu-oun-trv will follow. WORLD'S FAIR NOTES. In the Oregon difjibiy ia an exhibit Unit, iittnirt in u It attention. It. in eltiilea a woikinir moli of a jfold ohuer ininnnf outtlt. A larir" Hinountof i;old lieaiiiiK di'l nl hiiinl for ili'morii-trnt-ijilf Ihe ivlmk pin. i-hh of panning imt the (old, and at Muled iiitiTiuN the plant in put into op.-i'ii'ioii. '1'liiM exhibit if not aurrouiidi'ii h ith kI.imi-, and it in an iihuh iiik ciKht to mi ii iii'iiple haiitiiiK over the ami and dirt for partii Ii h or uj. ar aureii of Kold. Near the north ernl of the foretitrv liuildinjr are ahown i:roH wi tioriHof tree from Oregon. There in a yellow lir lou nix fi-et in iliauieter. The yellow tir irrows h11 over the North went t'oawt Jiiiiie .MountaiiiH. It in of enperior ex wlli iire for nhip-buil'liiii; and (mar. It ranii from two to ten feet in diameter. A rrorm Hi't-tiori of a trunk of tide-land pruee ia rdiown. It in nine feet nine iiirhe in iliatneter. The butt wan rox teen feet in diameter, the tree tx-intr .'505 feet lii( and IJOO yearn old. in-at alato o' noble lir, fpruif, lovely tir and yellow tir arc jiioa ii, to. Baron de Maraja, CommiHiioner from Brazil, anil K Sua, f ecretaryof the Jap aueae ('ommisxiou, have throuch O. H. Whitmore, editor of Hardwood, offered forestry exhibilH at the World'c Fair to to the city of Chii'a.'o for a permanent iiinnenm. Haid Mr. Whitmore the other n itrlit : ' IJith the eollectionH are com plete ami larja, the former lieinir one of the lanri-Ht in the forestry bnildinif. Mr. Huwa'u ia lartte and exceptionally well arranged and erfectlv (-amdm-il.' Ir. Niedi rlem, Cornmisiiioner from the Ar gentine lieptiblie, and Ilr. Hander, (iiim minKioner from I'aranay, both have pleudid collei tiiiim, which they have (riven me to understand they would pre sent to the city if thev could be aw-ured they Mould la- appreciated and earel for an they deserve. No audi collection of fon'Bt produets lini ever la-fore tw-en hown an ia now in this exhibit, either from douii-Ntic or foreign aoun-ej.. I have diwiiriatil the matter w ith others anions foreign exhibitern, and am cati-lii-l the bulk of the foreign exbibita can be se cured liy the city. American exhibiterH alno are pri pare-1 to make handsome do nations. I think the Jeswip collection can In- aecur.d and pome other private colli vt ion. I 'r.Charlen Millspanh, the lmtanift a ho has. charge of the VVet Vir ginia collection, intimates, that, a larjre part nf that exhibit ran be H-ciired. It is one of the finest shown, is cotnph'te and tliomnL'lily rla"ifi-l. Kintuckv, Orivon, N'n-consin. Minnesota, Ma-lii-iran, Washington, Mis-ouri and oth-rs have ronipletv, well-arrani'd and ni -clas"ilied exhibits which they would Kladly donate in w hole or in part." NATIONAL CAPITAL. Seven San Francisco Chinamen, know ing Tartinm was anti-Chinese, became friirhleiiivl while lM'iiii! driven 'mill the Cortland train to a Ki.it at the wharf at Taiiimu at the sight of crowd assembled at a lire. Without waiting to consult tlie driver of the guruev thev cut the t raps mi the doors and, Im'aking them ojh'ii, run back to the ueot ana Iml. Thev left their baggage behind. At Hot Creek, V e ismnty, N'ev., Richard iThtyas, supcrinteii.tent of the Mot Creek and Rattlesnake Mining and Milling Company, an JCastcrn corpora tion, cominitled tmieide. Ho went to the mill ami set tire to thirty cords, of wood, climbed onto it and shot himself. He was entirely cremated, only two amall niives of bono and the fragments of a pistol being found. Ho left a will disposing of Ins proKrty. In 1S72 the exports of prunes from California ainmintctl to nothing. So rapidly has the ministry grown since that date that last year the exports of this fruit from California reached 30,- IkHl.lkK) pounds, NumeroiiP orchards are coming into hearing vear hv year, ami still more are. lieinir planted. This as regards California. In conversation with frtiitiuen trom lircgon we tuut that or- chardists in certain Bivtionsof that Slate have caught the fever and are planting prune trees hv tens of thousands. So with Idaho horticulturists. Right ami left these same fruit trees are lieing set out, and as in nil these localities named this fruit thrives ami yields abundantly. one can imagine the condition of this industry in coming years. Mow is some thing for planters of new orchards to consider. Another attempt mav vet be made- to rescue the steam collier San IVilro. which went ashore near Victoria nearly two years ago. nun tune me aioran urns. of Seattle bave taken the matter in hurire. ami if thev liinl that it will he worth while to try and save the San IV- Iro, they will nmke one linal ellort to do The Southern l acilic Htulrtvtil rom- iiiiiv, wlncli is tlie owner 01 tne an edro. has. it is said, lieen in cori'esiioud- ence with tha Monm Itros. for some time. Tho companv is anxious that the San l'edro shall lie saved. She cost nearly JiO.OOfl, and it will bo a heavy loss to the company if she is not recovered. However, the company does not care to spend a lot of money In removing the collier from her present quarters and then rind that alio has been down ho long as to become absolutely worthies,. In onter to uetoriniun uer vinue me Southern Pacific has arranged with tho Moran Itroe. to make a personal inspec tion of her. Penatnr IVdph has introduced a reo lution calling for a rcirt from the War I apartment of the Itoanl of Kngir.cers which examined the pro'xxed inipnive- j nienta at The 1'allcs. Senator Uolph i thinks this ought to ho la-fore Congress o that early action mav be had hv the Oregon .i-I..,cj!io. A brief prepared by Judge Advocate tleneral I'inly of the i.avy on the re port of the court of inquiry that exam ineil into the disgraceful condition of the cruiser Atlanta has been $HE SPOKE AT LAST. A farhooltrrhfr U'ho Wat rral.air-a1 by a "Miaahr" Tarnnl on llllu. It was one of tho; frosty, nipjiy morn liiKa when tho pavements wi-ro icy and winds piercing. A mnall, plump dam 1 1 fliy lirofiioii a schrjlti-ai-ln ri, with rosy cheeks, might have lieen w-en tripping along the alipjsiry aidi-walka of Ken wool. It wna very early, not yet H o'clock, and the little whoolmani hur ried, followed by a miiMlo at;ed mini who had got oft tho car obviously to fol low lur. "It's very slippery, isn't it?" he puffed Is ho overtook her. The young woman' eye flashed, hut she only gave a little tug at her wrap of dotted face veil, thrnst her hands de terminedly into her muff and sped on. A calling; card, one of her own, was ticking out of her little jacket pocket, with only the first two words, "Miss Elizabeth," just visiole and the ;ut name obscured. The stout man saw it. '' "Yonr name'i Elizabeth, Un't if?" he said cheerfully. "Do you know "you re mind nie so much of Lena Morris? 8ho was an old sweetheart of mine, and I waa awfully fond of her." . No answer from the young woman ex cept a quickening of her already Naury Hanks gait. "Don't go so fast," said hcrtonnenter. "Yon might slip and fall. I really won der that you are not afraid to venture out such a bad day." Miha Iilackeyes said nothing. She had alxmt reached the drug store w here she waa to wait for her car. As she went into the store with glow ing cheeks, tho dapper young clerk said, "Don t you want to come over bv the ttove and get warm?" "I want to know why I am a target f-r every insolent man in town this morn ing," she snapped as she glanced through the door and saw the short, stout man patrolling the sidewalk and evidently still intent on pursuit. The dnitr clerk Bubsnliil, the car came, anil on she got, with the man at her he-Is. He sat down beside her. h-ri km arrived at her street corner, he arose and followed her out of the car. She had almost reached her school and was getting brave. Again he walked la-aide her and asked her if she wouldn't "say something to him.' Her voice had not a tremor, but was delicinusly clear and steady as she spoke for the first time. "Certainly," she said. "Do you know, I was just wondering if a man ever lived to be your age before let me see, von ninst be oO at least who was callable of acting so erfectly idiotic. Now, fur im part, i can tolerate a young, empty headi-d ma.-ht-r, but as for an old fool like you" but the middle aged, short, stout man had fled. Chicago News. Spoiling- the ttumuiiee. "ft Ii very well," paid a lending actreM, "to have nice, sentimental parts, to bo :axt away in a boat Mini couio in for la .bare of tho enthusiasm created by tho great 'scenn; effects, lint juat consider when tho ficcne is culled for again and again, and j on are kept r ockiriK like inai for a gf'O-1 M minute. It isn't so at tractive then, to say nothing; of bein;r nbiiged to take a call absolutely grei-u with aeasicknesH. und then run down stairs to 'cliaiigo' when you can't even V straight. It is like making a nightly 'tall' all through the country, on all sort f ru;;s, chi- lly fur ones, that are full of (lust and the hair of -which flies, awfully. It isn't so pb-asant to lie there while tlie fccene is being finished by the other act ors, and you in a 'dead faint" stranglo yonr elf to l.'-p from coughing. "Or take the scene in Nero where yon lie on tlie couch, and Nero pushes you off on the floor. Toacertainextentyoucan make yrrar -If fall comfortably, but if you don't, if your arms get twisted un der yon, or your neck is. bent, you have to stand it and lie there 'uead' tlirongh a Ion if scene. . An actre.-s who played the part told ma that one night Nero forgot to push her olf the couch, and there she was in a frightfully uncomfortable fiosi tion, almost dead, and so far on the couch that she couldn't make herself fall off even if she would have dared to risk interrupting the scene. The dear people in the audience do not think of these things that are part of the work of pleas uijf them." Eoston Transcript. presented to Secretary Herts-rt for his consideration. It is aii! the brief inntains evidence ad ditional to that given in the report, and a coiirt-martial of the otiiccrs connected ith the vessel will be ordered by Mr. Herbert. All the niemliers of the administration took the greatest interest in the vote om the Wilson lull ; Secretary Carlisle espe cially so. He received in his office in the Treasury lepartnient otlieial an nouncement of the several votes iu soon as they were flashed across the wires. When the first vote was received, which showed that free coinage at a ratio of lrt to 1 was Is-aten by 10 J majority, he said the majority was greater than he had antiripatcl, and that he would have la-en satisfied with sixty majority. At the conclusion of all the votes Secretary Carlisle stated that he was very much gratilied at the result and felt that it would do much to restore public confi dence. He expressed the hope that the Senate would take speedy action on the j silver question. The Secretary added , that the present stringency was not due to want of monev, but to hoarding it and withdrawing it from business on ac count of this lack of confidence. It has been decided impracticable to lot the tariff quest ion go over to the reg ular session bv adjourning Congress as Ittra to Head People. Enterprising tradesmen in this citv, lr tho distribution of their circulars, are not backward m utilizing the lists of distinguished jiersons which are printed in the newsjariers from time to time. Not infrequently do thev get hold of the names of men who lonr since pa.ssed over to t!: t "undiscovered country," and circulars and proKjiectiises are mailed to tho dead as well ato the liv ing. It would si-em that a name once enrolled on a tradesman's mailing list is never era-sod. Circular letters ad dressed to Samuel J. Tilden" are still occasionally left at the trramercy park mansion, and mail matter addressed to W. H. Vauderbilt reaches the Grand Central station every now and then. Many clubmen have recently received from a shirtmaker what purports to be an autograph letter sayinjr: "I am anx ious to have you for a customer, and I want to make you a sample shirt free of charge. ( 'f course I cannot do this for every one, but for you it will afford me great pleasure to do so." New York Times. Education and Lone Life. It is a common belief that education wears out tiie body and invigorates the mind. Also that nervous diseases are more common amon civilized nations than among the savages, because the latter without education are able to at tain and maintain physical perfection. It is claimed by myself, as well as other investigators, that the educated man, the man who studies most, while not physic ally strong, la yet not weak and ia much more able to withstand a given period of nervous tension than is the man with the excellent physique and the moder ate comprehension. In fact the intel ligent mind may be physically sick all through life and yet live on in this mis ery to a good oht age, while the strong physique breaks down early, and having no mental or nervous acumen dies very quickly and only at a moderate age. Among the lowest African tribes, cur rently supposed to be almost devoid of nerves, nervous diseases are very com mon. Iu fact, entire tribes are mere wrecks and only live a little time. It is safe to say that with the advent of civ ilization these tribes would regain phys ical strength. My best study has been given to the prominent educators of the world, most of whom I hud phvsicallv weak, but livingon and doing work daily that would kill the ordinary laborer in less than three years. Interview in St Old Rules For Night roliremen. Old Boston is vividly brought to mtnfl bv the following excerpt from the "Se lectmen's Minutes," dated Nov. 1, 1769. containing instructions to watchmen: "In going tho Rounds Care must be taken that tho Watchmen are not noisy, but behave themselves with strict deco rum, that thev frequently give the Time ,Nf II, Vi. ,1,1 u,l -l,, .1, C.,,V,,. 1., ,, . ii - v' nil iiia,n !-. n uav tuv finimtl in I... .... ..T.i", -Ti . " 11 , : .C" with a distinct but moderate Voice, ex- "Vo work on the taritt bill will soon Chairman Wilson of the Wavs and Means Committee hopes to have the bill ready for consideration by the House by .VivenitH'r. Another urgent question may have to bo considered K'fore this. The monetary stringency has caused such a falling otl' in receipts from internal revenue, customs and other some s that the itailv receipts of the government are now falling foOO.OlM short of the com pulsorv expenditures for pensions and the ordinary expenditures of Ihe govern ment. Alreadv there is a deficiency of tO,OiiO,000 to I'll. 000,000 In sight, the cepting at Times when it ia necessary to iiass in Silence in order to detect and se cure persons that are out on unlawful Actions, "You and your Division must endeavor to suppress all Routs, Riots and other Disorders that may be committed in the Night and secure such Persons as may be guilty; that proper steps may be taken next Morning for a prosecution as the Law directs. We absolutely forbid vonr taking private satisfaction or any brilw that mav lie offer'd vou to let such situation cannot be met by economy, as Ko or to conceal their offense from the these expenses are obligatory under the law. The alternatives !eforo Congress to meet the situation are limited to three a new issue of government bonds, an income tax or some such new impost, or an increase of the rate in some of the existing forms of taxation. Secretary Carlisle has ordered that the Vnita-d States minis at l'hiladelphia and San Francisco la1 fully manned and the full rapacity of both mints utilized in mining gold Million. The Treasury De partment possesses from fS0,lH"UHi0 to flHVOOO.OOO in gold bullion, which is part of the gold reserve of 1 100.000, il1 0. Hold bars cannot be used as currency ; so it has been decided in the present need to coin the bullion on hand. The bullion will bo coined into fit), 5 and ".j gold piece,, preference being given to the first two denominations. The coining capacity of the lMiilmlelpliia mint, it is statiil, will Ih lietween ffi.lHH) (HH ami Jii .OiaVOOO per month. The Sun Fran cisco tub till also be utilized, but fortu liiiteiy nearly all bullion possessed bv the government is in the Fust. There is 2i.OiH,000 of gold bullion in the Phila delphia mint, $15,000,000 of it being in one vault, whore it has remained un touched for tlfteen vears. Acting Di rector Preston visited Philadelphia the other day, and completed arrangements with Superintendent Hosbyshcll to tiegin work at once. 1 he I reasnrv is now pay ing out gold coin all over the country, and as a consequence stands more in need of gold coin than heretofore. Selectmen." Boston Transcript. New-are of "Cheap" Canned Stuff. There is one great danger coiineotcfl with preserved goods, and that is that the insane mania for cheapness at all risks which some women bave has In duced dishonest jieople to put inferior goods upon the market, but if a house aoeiier is careful to buy none hut the best and sees that they are propeily pre pared by her cook she need have no fear bnt that her tinned vegetables are as harmless as the same substances in their raw and natural state, and she will have the advantage of procuring; an infinite variety for her table at a very small out I-iv ). ah of tioiermd monev - A tiaatroua Appearance Nat Goodwin says that he was scared almost to death during his first appear ance, and the story that he tells certain ly gives color to that assertion. 'In 1ST3. he said, "1 signed for the season to appear in juvenile roles at the Providence Opera House. In a melo drama called 'The Bottle' 1 waa cast for the part of the horrid young villain who is forcing his unwelcomo attention on the good young heroine. I thought I was right in it until I made my first speech, and then I discovered my mis take. Iu the first act 1 am supposed to suddenly come upon tlie heroine alone. and I deliver this line: 'So, 1 have you again, my sweet beauty! Whv do you avoid me thus?' I had not more than de livered that line when the girl turned on me and let out an unearthly screech that scared me to death. It shook everv line out of my head, and I stood as if I had been suddenly attacked with lockjaw. The heroine was quick to see my plight, however, and she went right on with the play, repeating my lines and then her own. As soon as 1 saw a chance I made a bolt for the stage door, and with all my makeup on took the next train back to Boston." New York World. The Hitlnct Northern "Se Cow." In the year 1734 the Bohring explor ers discovered gigantic species of ry tiiia. or "northern sea cow." These enormous manatees were similar in gen eral habits to those of the South Ameri can coast and were from 20 to 30 feet iu length and from 10 to CO feet in girth. They were very stupid, harmless beasts, and lived by browsing on seaweeds and other marine growths near the land. The sailors were not slow in finding out that a sea cow steak beat seal meat "all hol low." From 1734 until I7G8 they were the principle food of the sailors and ex plorers ou our western coast. This be ing the case, it is not at all surprising that the northern sea cow, never a very numerous species, should become ej; tiuct in the short space of 14 years. The last of the giant manatees was killed in September, 1 7t8, a few months less thau 14 years after the discovery of tlie first one. St. Louis Republic. A Story of Kobeaplerre. The story is told of Roliespierre that at one time, when at the height of bis power, a lady called upon him, beseech ing him to spare her husband's life. Ho scornfully refused. As she turned awav she happened to tread upon tho paw of his pot dog. He turned upon her, "Mad ame, have yon no humanity?" San Fran cisco Argonaut m Baking Powder Th only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Uae4 in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. 1 5 i
