efleedlbuteconatest and .repid vetoes. registered daily on the eedthelnany edventegeatobe 7 ebroherwhoiaconatantly onthe ‘Onleelttoaay: Weheve had a inthefltockhrokerage busi- > onrhoohon stock speculation fully ineliitedeteilathemethodofapecu- memmlaslon of but 1-16 in the .4 ofellordera. and where that trader heveeeayecceesto the markets. we thehenedt otour experience by ee- discretionary orders. or in other 'Deynud sell tothe best of our Judg- hieaccountandprofit. mustache. grain and [revisions in ‘ln‘e‘ahereeodnpwerdsoue margin of tolloevoent. end all orders receive mend prompt attention. Orders filthy mail or telegraph at our ex- ” Deposits received subject to check. melanoma. ~ ' .7. solicited. NNO STOON EXONINOE, 40 Broadway. New York. N. Y. M Department. 80011338 MOI.“ .OEIlPl DON’T LOSE OOURAGEI > discs-ale" not incurable because your 2 up. and you have not the medicine you youceonot he _ e can Imoonltively care all kinds at v ~ (ion vulaion orSpesuio “To a rosrnvn awn rut-a. cone ll ALI. OASIS. We have men cessaoflon at ndin . upbydoctoEeea ilincurafa.ln ‘ «Er opts-odor tie-omn- e oerrflulgamrww anin- mfe end go .he 'oehandatelltimesto provide Correspondence confidential. 1 with full directions. securely seal- pc bur. Lu.“ recorder. 00. and Water can. BoatooiahI‘eaa. PERIODICAL TICKETS. fibres: nouosv someone or the m Besinees Houses. leave periodical - end secure the subscription to your “renew or muscles for 0N3 CHRISTMAS PRESENT _ Jeers-transmit. ., Heels remember that tickets and Well mat is presented at stores at goods are purchased. as the Isr- M'flllet accept them under other cir- m will be PROIIPl’LY H M 4' and are GUARANTEE AB- ' 1 runs. tiehtaet following places only. until ”than wezeoilect tickets from no Lexow Witness s... a. Bribed the Great Reformer. om $1.000 ran an maroon.“ m Comeioek Vigoromiy Denies the Chem lit. (in! and Inspector William's lled e Spirited Encounter. but When They fle- iabed Honors Were liven. NEW YORK, Dec tit—Whoa the loxow committal: resumed its investigations. there was a very large and expectant crowd of interested pcreons in the court room. After a short conference with the senators Mr. Gall trailed the names 01 Cup- talus Meakiin, Washburn and Weetervelt. None of them replied but Inspector Wil- liams told the lnqnisitor that all three ANTHONY COMSTOCK. were sick. This made Mr. Goff vary on- gry. and when the inspector mumcd the witness chair his quostibnor had fire in his eye. which boded evil for thc’king of clubs. The spot-tire roportors collrd this Round 2 in the fencing match Mr. Gui! first asked about the intuition of Williams' Jap~ anese lots. ' "They wore in Hakodatc. in the northern part of the cmpiro," was tho r -pl.y Mr. Gall and tho witnoss had a long or- gument as to whether foreigners could hold property at that time. but Williams insisted that Hakmintc was a treaty port in 1855, and Mr. (loll switched oil to the .17. early seventies. when Williams had charge of the Eighth precinct. The witness said there were about 83 houses of ill fame in tho precinct when he went there, and they were thorn when be h!"- Ho said thcy were fashionable than. Mr. Gall then looked up the charges made against Williams in tho department. end asked the witness about some of which there was no record in the department books. Accused of Stealing Everything loose. He said that Williams had been accused of taking everything from a nocdlo to an anchor. and road a charge of his having taking several articles to the value of $100 from Louisa Smith. a disorderly house koopor. Williams denlcd this. but said aftorward that he did not rommnbor the charge. Speaking of tho Eighth pruclnct. Wil- liams aoknowlcdgvd that it was impossi- ble to suppress the houses thorn. and al- though ho claimed to have worked hard to do so ho could not mention one which he closed. No indignantly denied that ho ro- colvod protection monoy or that thorn were any [nine] houses in tho precinct. Alter menus the inspector said that he romi-inhorcd ono panol 1101150. but acknowl- migud that than: might liavoliocn inoro. Thoy worn vary diiiicult to discover, ho said. Mr. God quoted tho testimony of Scrircant Grow. who toutiilvii before tho board of education 120 yours ago about panel banana and othors of ill n‘pntc in the product at that time. but Williams pcrsisu-d that Grow was a liar. 'l‘iiv witacw then took occasion to druiy some stutonwnla mado about him by wit- llossi's beloro tho prom-tit cannula-«ion. llu was then unarmed. and a must some tional witm-ss camo on the stami. llo was Louis 5. Shrimp. who once kaptu print- ing bonito in ilooknian stnrst. llo was indicted in Juno. man. for printing and sending out groan maids oil'clilant. but do— olarod that in- was innms-nt. as the guilty man was Edward llwhtol. who hired a room from him. Mr (wolf produced two imlh tincnte which hail been dismissed, and than (nine the sanitation. Anthony (‘mnstnrli Amused. ”i svniar solemnly before Hail and man that I paid “.000 to Anthony (Ionistook to have those indictments dismissad. and I had to lairrow .2300 from my brutliur. who now me pay the monoy to (hriiiatmk. ” Tho lmlhztnmnts were rumomnondnd by the district atuwnsy for dismissal end signed by Recorder Nmyth. 'i‘ho man then told a rambling story of being «arrested on the some rhargv in the l‘nit/od Hates court. and that ho had paid ".0th to l'uited States lilstrirt At- toruoy biott to have the indictments ills- missed. 'i'ho without said: "in August. moo. lcsilod on Cometmk with my hrothor. who told me that tho slatolndiotnmnt would be disiitlslml on paymentol Homo. Comatoch said: ‘liind. the “moo is not in the show of a bribe. lt isasnhaoription to the wwisty.’ i asked whether if i paid them tho nmnoy i might not he lrronght up all the some. (in Comm-ere promisa l paid him ”.000. of which i got .1500 froin my brother and tuna for my print- ing office at on lieaitman Mm. which i sold. (in the following Friday the indict meat was comma. ” its (toll produced tho indictment. which have an indormneat luring ditto of built. till, late). that the district attorney had moved that for mums adopting tho ad mielstmttm of law the indictment waa dismissed “Ctniistoeit subsequently called on me and salts! me to swear that ammo was an malice of mine. i refund. and he threatenodto twins nuiliuloiv the Pain ed News etmri. l askid for than to ma. sider the mutter. lla‘htol was ”mind on the chorus of stalling 1100 from tho Amer- ican . «papacy. llswaa bronchi balm human-shame shields. NWfl~ tines was; eerrlrd on with him by (tom- mit. and be geld Constant it. out) The follow! day he was diesherpd. United limits Attorney John A. lion also not sum " M was a have of espoused earth whfiemwamthemas has an» tilted. lite heather helmet maid hits no to the ' to! themooey to W and It. (loll asked lmaa Sum. 8.1.15”. lbw-Anthea: Oom- stoct when“ smarter“ still! bane here. roads the fol owing flotsam rela- in'tho testimony gimbals" moths Lexow, committee by tools 8. am who absurdities with accepting at 000 tellers en indictmentdisinleeedi ”if Sherpa-do any such statement before the Lexow com- mittee. it is real: and infamous periury. Btroop was first arrested byths police for carrying on this business, but the evi~ daucowasinsullicient to sustain an indict» meat. so I was sent for. and through evidence he was held in 0300 bail in the coast of general sessions. Ila forfeited the ball by going to Europe While he was a logitira from justice the case was dis- . SHOT BY A MANIAC. Ila Killed Himself After Woundlng Two‘ other Persons. New Cssrts. Pa. Dec. 28. ~71th Pcrmontire. a Frenchmen who was cin- played at tho Peerless lamp chimney fac— tory. shot and wounded Miss Moistcr. the daughter of his landlady, and Robert Charlos, another boarder. and then blew his own brains out. Parmontlre bad for some time shown evidences of insanity. Bewaikcd into the Moistor boarding house and fired two shots at the younger daugh~ tor. caliber of which took allect. Going down stairs. he shot at the girl' s sister. the bullet striking hot in the breast and inflicting it probably fatal wound. Robert Charles board the shots and ran into the house. Pcnnontlre turned the weapon upon him. shooting Charles in the groin. . Tho insane man then ran out on the pomh and fired a bullet into his brain. Nothing is known bore of Pcrmontirs's history oxcept that he has two slstcrs liv- ing in Fostoria. 0.. Kahlua Warning. . ileum-nu. Pa, Dec. 28.-—-0n the door of the allies of tho superintendent of Sil» var Brook mine a Kuklux placard was found It was embellished with a picture of a gun. a collln and oroasboncs, and warned Foreman Cuyie to leave the mines. A similar notice was served upon two oth- er bosom a week ago. Thoy ignored the warning and were badly beaten by masked mun. Japanese Disperse the 'l'onghnls. Sassoon, Doc. 28.-—'l‘ho Japanese. aft. or four hours' fighting 'on Dec. 23 with a force of 6, 000 ongbaks. suppressed the rebellion at Lei J u, in the province of Haida. whore the rebels had deposed the governor and installed one of their num- ber in his piano. The Japanese have also dispersed the Tonghaka who defeated the Korean garrison at Chullado. Partners In a Deadly Querrel. Nasnvnmt. Dec 28. —H. Clay Emil. a prominent broader of jacks, was shot and killed at his farm. seven miles south of the city. by Purdy Ellie a prominent dai- ryman. Ezall and Ellis were partners in the dairy. and thoy fall out about the busi- ness. Both ilrod. Ellis was wounded in the thigh, but he escaped. Family Measured by l’nquie. (mantis, Mexico. Duo. 23,—A anther crime has been committal byabnnd of marauding Yaqui intiians in the valley of the river by that name. in tho western part of the suite. 'I‘liuy visited the ranch of J ulio Cardenas and massacred the lat- tor and his ontlro family, consisting of wife and two children. Bank “’ reclier laulltner Dying. Rot nssrsn. Doc. :28 -—Jnmos Faulkner, who. with his brothor. Lestor ll. Faulkner, wrecked the First National bank of liens villa. is dying at his home in that villago By turning state's evidence ho helped to convict his brother. but tho latter diud of diphtheria before entering upon his sen- tcnce. No l’ugiilste In Ilnflalo. Bur r aw. 1m.2ii.——'l'ho m-cnt edict of the suporlntcndcnt of police rogarding pu- gllliim. followed by the i-xpluslau from town of Sally Smith and Johnny Van liaost, has stopped fighting in Buffalo for some time to come. The Smith Edgertou light scheduled lor the 29th is oil. Atlanta's Big l'lre. ATLANTA llcc. 28.——Tlio old capitol building. formerly the scat of tho slim) government. but now owncd by Vcnable lime. and mod esan oflice building. at tho cornurof Marietta and Forsythe streets. was visited by e dimlmus fire today. The total loss will reach COO, 000. British r4...» l'lgllt Wanna. Cawurn. Dec 98. «A dispatch from Kanlgurnm. via Jandula. dated Dec. 98. says that a detachment at 600 British trwpa has had a sharp skirmish with the Weslria near Karen. flavors! of the Brit- ish foroo wero wounded. intone» sold pro veils. with heavy snow. fit-mart Ilelrs Neil Property. New You. lion 28. -The hairs and lagoons of the late A. 1'. Stewart havo sold the Motropoiitea hotel and tho ground on which it stands at the northeast corner of Bmdwey and Prince street for Oi “too, 000. Fourth Clea- Postmodern. WARllilili'l'mt. lice. its w'l‘he foilnowing. fourth class postmastera were appointed (innumtiouhlhbertsvlllo. W. 1‘. tier» rylluld. New Jorsey—Mliitown, tieorge Rustler. TELEGRAPHIC TICKS. John Marciand was found frown at Glenn's lion. 0., near his home. Francis ll, tho last king of Naples, died at Arno. in the Austrian 'i‘yrol. Five boys were terribly burned in a euburhof Richmond by an erphnlon of gunpowder. During the recent sumo a disastrous prairie firs swept over II. large area in the southern part of N county. i). '1‘. Frank Molaughlin, publisher of the Philadelphia Tl lines. and dill-a. A. Holmes were married Lil Philadelphia ills hem and m muleswere killed lll Philadelphia by semi in contact with the electric light winsw lob were blown down. At Elwood. lad. David Jones. the MW farmer who is unable shrimp. has passed his ninety third derand night without sleep. ‘l‘hs aid capitol building at Atlanta. W taste! the sitar no. ”WNNWIMM“ W “H Vacuum. Dee. 98-..me aunt of 3M0. to avert the threatened twill warfare between Cuba the Cult all states. has cedar serious layuable consideration the melon to Cubed the privilege at amazing her own budget, including tariila with the cited 'l‘he negotiations now progressing at Madrid are partly on those lines, but the In” department euthoritles are proceed- lug nevertheless with their rqtel plane. aatbeydo nothclisvefilpeiu’scon- my oesoiona to Cuba can heoerried cut and made beneficial to us for some months to some. The significance of the matter in its commercial and political aspects is fully realized. It is said that Spain will be careful not to relinquish her sovereignty over the is« lead our to permit this to become the first Wm toward Cuban independence. For that mason the contemplated privilege will not include full home rule. There will be no Cuban parliament, with independent authority to make laws similar to Cana- da's colonial system under Great Britain. 01: the contrary. the goneml purpose is to give Cuba advisory powers. While Spain would that retain complete sovereignty over Cuba both commercial and political. it is suggested that the home government would, as a rule. approve Cuba's revenue budget with tho Lnitcd States. New Haven's Police Not Very Corrupt. New ll/n EN, Doc. .28. «The investigat- ingcommittconf tho- calico dopartmont re- ,__ported to the police iomniission The re— port states that thorn has lawn a look of vigilance and efficiency of police in the enforcement of the laws for preventing and suppressing \arious forms of gum- bling and other vices. and especially in tho enforcement of the Sunday liquor sell- ing. The committee finds no evidence of general or systematic corruption. Negro Boy Brutally Killed. Bar Mlusrrs. Ala, Dec. Sit—A most brutal crime was committed near here. Tim Thompson,a little negro boy. was asked to dance for the amusement of some white toughs lie refused. saying he was auburch member. Jim Jostling. one of the med, knocked him down with a club and then danced with his feet upon his prostrate form. lie then shot the boy in the hip. The boy is dead, and his mur- derer is still at large. Two Sticks, lied Indian. llnnp Today. Sioux Cm. la. Doc. 28.-—Two Sticks. the aged Indian chief and the murderer of four cowboys near Pine Ridge agency two years ago. will be hanged today at the agency. the president having refused to interfere in his behalf. Two Sticks was a prominent participant in the Custer mae- sacre and in the Pine Ridge war and has always been a bitter hater of the whites. Train Struck an Omnibus. Gauss Bar. Win. Dec. Ell—Au omni- bos containing 18 young men was struck by a Milwaukee and Northern passenger train as it was passing into the yard of that company at the Madison street bridge. in tho southern part of the city. seriously injuring six of them and bruising the others quite severely. 'l‘wa of the injured may die. Fetal I. xploelun In n Hotel. Knolls (YiTi’. lice. L’s—A terrible boiler explosion that reused terror to the hundreds oi guests in the Midland hotol fatally injured two and perhaps three men No damago of any amount was done to the building. The victims are (‘hlcf En- ginccr Fred Patton. l'iieinan John Alba and Electrician lilloy illowon. Booming Days at Keystone. Crsrsn Crrr. S. 1).. Dec. Jet—Just now Keystonc scams to be the coming gold camp of the west. People are thinking in from all directions until ovary houso in town and stablrs and sheds are tilled to overflowing. No such rush has been wit.— nc-sscd in the hills since the palmy days of I557. sit-arching For Missing \‘eascla. Wasmuorny. lion flit—At the instance of Sorretnry ilorbort. Admiral Boardst at Mars island. has sent the cruiser lion- nington out to look for tho steamers Montscrrnt and Kownwana. which are very mmh morduo at San Francisco Women Will lloycott Dnehinrldge. MEMl'lila. Doc 28 —'i'hc woman' 7i coun- cil of tho Nineteenth Century club. our bracing a incinbershlp of 4,000 women of this city. passeda resolution to boycott Congressman W. C. l’. llmklnrldge when he apiuara here to will! next week. A Vassar Girl Weds. Atoms. N. Y., Doc. 2d~itmma 8. Hart. daughter of the late ”Congress- man it. K. llart. was married here to James Frmlerlck l-‘cssendon of the Berke- ley aihool of New York. The bride is e grandste of Vassar. Rubbed In Editor‘s Beth. Arnomi. ills. Doc tilt—The Sandwich bank was broken open. and the burglars swaps-l with their plunder. 'l‘ho bookie a private institution. owned by I. it Castle. cditor and proprietor of the Send- wioh Argo: A. Claims!!! Married. Torsion. Doc. its. —Misa Harriet llaria stilettos. daughter of General Robert F. Hmhton. os- mmptrolicr of Now Jersey. was married to William ii Daytime: l’nited Status minister to The Hague. a... stoned by a Train. Utildftllli'l. 0.. line. ”Hm-ilmh Bid- well and William l". Findlay. prominent terraces of 1‘ ohm county. worn killed at iiwlcliart cussing. fillml 95 miles west of this city. by e Panhandle train. Romeo Catholic Mend. Bmumxs. Doc as-Ji‘ho first ltmnaa Catholic dim-emu synod ever manner! in lliotdtlyn is in secret mine in the (though :1 St John the Baptist on Willcughhy arcane. Poultry Iteeieden‘ liabiliti- llaaiumo. N. V.. Doc. Rita-The maid mutual exhibit of the this County I’mil try lint-idem and pet limb molest-7n opened hers and will continnolnr slit days. helical l‘rinaipels in Convention. illAllA‘i‘tiOA. liar. a...m New rites is in animation in this any. Another leveatlget- lee ma. cameo. nee. ran-um his) beds to 9W oi, WI Ami“ state mum“ of grammar mama principals . W. -W in this iy. worklolightasdeeehe armedby dthn'ledyorpotluoen. Pinto-aes- pesleneeieeotosoreiary. and scene of “Wimlmendwoamiandeveooid mmiddoweiltoaecurvauchapui. tlcn, asweuadentaodittaleeooly about one-fourth of your time. For further perticulareeddremhlodernl’re- Ansel 13W! ammonium. iii. ‘ letters Iced This. ”My child Ia subject to severe attacks nidiarrhosa. During the last sickness Dr. Head’s Diarrhoea Mixture was "25y siveuend an immediate ours reenl It would have required edosen visits of Uphy ciao. as on former occasions. l beieve Dr. Hand's Remedies would have saved thelifs of the child I lost. had they been within my reach at the time of its sickness.” Mrs. P. A. Bennett, 722 New street. Camden, N. J. They are spicu- did children's remedies. allocate. All drug atom .7. Mr. Ira P. Wetmors, a prominent real estate agent of San Ange , Texas. has used Chamberlain's Coll Cholera and Diarrbaia Remedy in his family for sev- eral years as occasion required, and al- ways with perfect succees. He says: “I find it e infect cure for our baby when troubled with who or dysentery. I now feel that my outfit is not complete with- outa bottle of this remedy at home or on a trip away from home. For sale by G. C. Stilison. drnggist. If a New York millionaire gives a do: - nor at 5th avtmue and 26th street, costing 3700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia and these people spend $1,456.00 in doc- rvre’ bills and finally have to pay $5.00 each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them what would be the saving per capita if the dinner should not be given. there being 87 persons at the feast! inquire at Pleisted’s drug sun-c. whore you may have the problem solved and get information about i‘. reins Biro l Cure Detectives Needed Ilere. Superintendent Charles Alone. of the National Detective Bureau. ludieuspolis. ind, mnounccs that two for three capable and trustworthy men are needed in this county to act captivate detectives under his instructions. Experience in thsworkia notneceeeerytosucoess. lie edits a large criminal pepereod will send it with full particulars, which will ex- plain how you may enter the profemion addruing him at lndieoepolh. lad. Anyone who has children will rejoice with L. B. Moliord. of Plainileld, N. J. Bis little boy, five years of age. was sick with croup. For two days and nights he tried various remedies recommended by friends and neighbors. He says: "I thoughtsure I would he him. I had eeeuChstnherlsin'e Cough Remedy ed- vertised and thought I would try it as I last hope and am happy to say that after two doses he slept until morning i gave it to him next day and a cure was silent- ed 1 keep this remedy in the house now and as soon as any of my children show signs of croup I give it to them and that is Iho- last of it." 25 and 50cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillsnn dmugist. To the aged. with their poor appetite. feel-lo simulation and impoverished blood. Ayer’s samperiila is a boon be yond price. its effect is to check the rev. ages of time, by invigorating every organ, nerve and tiaue of the body. See Ayer' s almanac for the new veer. Mend rode..\larl<s obtained and all Pac- cathoatneaacoudtnted for flgnrnan nu. ”emaciaowsinu a In memes- weraaserare pan-dun la. L. a those remote from wuhlflglun. Send model. drawing or photo" aa- 7 cleanly.- tion. We advise. ifd pail-ammo L: a ml. is: of charge. Our cam! ueti .mm ‘un are A p Iy,“ll0' to 081nm l'ainiu. with cost a We.” a the U. Send lamt‘itm O.A. SHOWdLOO. 0". Perl" Onset. Volume)”. 0. c. aish; can be washed. ihavebeananccsaslul inbuyio out a Waite): To NEW. mu. no mm us.- run, illOliliOilli. «um - TON. liliTlNliiE. PillilOEii FHIA. With time to spare for side trips Hkirtinir the sea on let for in hours tiful fast new steamshlpe of the OLD DOMINION LINE and returning lei~ureiv by rail. The was: 4.. climate of this section during the winter it lightful. Tickets included 013]. A000.- ' ’ BIODAIIONS at points named. as well I rail and steamer farce tor the entire trill. TOYAI. 0081' 0.0.. also rhorter trips to Old Point i'ninrfilt, Virginia Beach and Richmond. including out of hotel. for .16. 00 and. 1.00 W rite for particulars of these and at!!! “4 iighttul trips. to if I,“ Imin thsbaanv I“. Old Dominion Steamship Company. pm as. North an». set-rue. w. L. Gnillaudeu. Vice-President and 'i'ref- nc hienagnr. all ran some 'ro Florida This Winter? lfsohesure and gohy the “CIJYDE LINE.” he only steamship line runniun'oln New York 'direct to Jacksonville, Fla., Stopping 'at Charleston. 8. C. For tickets. stateroom. etc. inquire of (316080 E F. BEA ESE. AGENT, et lbw t‘vtv National Bank \-. /’ STOCKS. If you desire to invest in stocks in e .10 efl legitimate manner without care and subscribe to our discretionary eccounte.w will pay youimmsm 8 r cent. w any active market. it wi pay you more double the average rate of interest in f crdimne‘g business pursuits. Deposits rom We will hem pleased to furnishyou ence as to our success in the pest. and? we are doing for others. if you are It where you cannot cell on us in person.“ your to nmunloetions to the Metropolitan News 00., ll Congress It. Beau... In.» We remit profits once a week and l ithree days notice. Parties ref todo torir owner vertislna, ere ad to incur nan Mariel Letters. which rive $1180 tent oiormatlon on active mole. enable you to melon mongifyon own speculating. Rates. with telegrams of important changes. “ p: month. Address. Metropolitan News 60.. 48 CONGRESS 8'12, larch Bee 8.”. Decorator], Etruscan Silver Cabinet Aluminum Cabinet Frames. IMPORTED mm OF DUTY. portedfreeofdn sweetie!" toDiemgdsoutln XMAS GOODS At prices that defy competition. PicturesFramod and Unframed, Oil Paint- ings, Oak and Bamboo Easies, Wire Easels for Cabinets, Cup and Saucer Easies, Stamp Plate Holders, Glass Cabinet Frames Hand rallies, Will not tar- Pictures Framed to Order. Hoadq uarters for Artists’ Materials. sauna. 79 maintain. hm hayisjbiemonds thumb- orkgiareetanddehli inseam
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