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HlwkTAINTr- ON 'CHAM.
KjRpt v ' " " '
HHMillie AND THB STATS OF THE MONEY
H& f. XABEET 0AU8R IT.
ff rrBWJp Bf Tight Main Grand Trunk
KjL ''.JljP" Koekereller lUten.lrely Daylna St.
saaHf' lUfip1"1' "OhlCBca and Nortb.tre.tern Barn.
NEL i L !! Currenoy Flowing In a Steady
Hpt ,jp,ltftua Ton-art), the Wtil- Bond DnII
BpV "Ti ' JliWf11 tho slooklnftrjot
.Bf.JiV ' tiiTTt !yC Pond to-dy noitiior
HE i'F' fesgT1. bulls nor boars op.
iHUB'V'OiS Zv'W7 pcnrod to bo anxious
iHIIIS. .?.' ImrtliJjf "-to brnnoh out extcn.
HAl?1 liitftlAjj I situation is Burronnd-
Kfv1 1!! (IKnurlrl I J9v d w't!a to much nn
Lf' ff, JO finl lj cortntnty at tho mo-
siiiBiw J ' ("ylLirM Jvl men' ma'0 Itr
stttttttrr V' ' L3 6""nif3S3 deals advisable. on"
sttttK'tr wTvVjJ) Vpf Bress Is about to moot,
HUSi Srry jLTg ' I and there is much
RyW - jtji I flni'0'y learn tho
Hk d l '" 'Vi" oharnctor of tho ro-
K ', , -Y ports of tho President
Hft. ' t X and Sccrotary of the
BL4 , 'TT"""""y Tho condi-
t!L , ilon of tho money market also chocks buBi
Hr ' 'ess,somo bankers predicting stringency until
IKkO after Jan. 1, rhilo others toll their friends
KM; t the annualaottlemcnts will bo com
HtL' ' ltd without tho slightest tronblo. One
RT X 'tiling is oertaln, curronoy is flowing in con
B' j (adorable rolumo to the West, and tho drain
HHSn "ft' 8PParontly not oyer yet, Chicago despatches
k, lUi'V&lotlng monoy Tory tight thero. Tho bust.
He ' HM troubles in Canada havo also resulted in
Hfc ,B& important transfer of funds to Montreal
Hf -py ty tho agencies in this city,
Mp. 4-. Th" fight over dressed beef waxes hotter,
HBR '"',"", the American lines or rather tho Vamlorbllt
HK toads, which aro now bearing tho brunt of
Br .''i' ah ti dontest, being determined to Bottle tho
Hlt' F' question once and for all. Tho Orand Tmnk
K !. on the other hand shows no signs of
KT r Weakening and thus for has been on ton, car
BL" frying a Tery large proportion of tho dressed
HHfc ' , ' beef from the West to tho seaboard.
Hk: rf , In tho Northwest railrond mattors aro im
V . SrOTlng, at least all tho indications point that
HHt k ' way. Tho fact that tho Ornnger
B ;,,-, illnes have entered into n compact
DBr ;?'' to ftToid rote-cutting until after Too. 20 looks
Hr f- like peace, and tho enormous earniugs further
Kt-f-i hoW that the troubles hitherto hnvo
H& "i fcot boen as sorions as regarded.
K it , In this connection a story was giyon out to
fi' day that will attract wldesprond ntteutlon.
iK-''' , Jt is that tho accounts of tho Chicago k
&j '. - Northwestern road for the flvo months ended
K r.)t Bent. 80 showod that the company
K ' had corned sufficient to pay tho dividends on
H',iY both stocks for the wuolo year, and, after
ittttttttts i ProYidine for the sinkiug fund, had $H4,
HHg M)PpO over, Scott holds Northwest and tho
e c t'Sookafellers aro said to bo buying Bt. Paul.
h . Ai Stocks in tho first sales adrancod to IK
BHTt'ir ,MMt cent, and then declined to lk,
L $ Paciflo Mall leading both morcraonts. Tho
u ') trndlng in Bending was finite lively
H'l'' for o ,timo. Ladenbnrg, Bhnlman t Co.
U 1;?, bought 6,000, De Jongo 1,000 and Probst 600.
K ' j Davis & wordon each sold 2,000 and Tappan
HSR "J000- The most Important fluctuation of tho
Hit j&t ,day was a rise of 8 points in Oregon Improve
U ;, ' faient.
BJr ,i jiJ Money lent at 5 a 0 por cont. on call. For
HK' ', plgn exchange was quirt and rates wero
BE'H' barely steady at 4.81 a 1.B1K for bnnkerB'
HHBi' 'V long sterling, 4.R1X a 4Mi for demand and
HK. Lb6U a 4.81 for commercial.
Kf.'v ' D0ND8 DDZX.
If M Gorernmonts are practically unchanged, at
W i, 126 a 120K for Is and 107,Y a 101 H and 108 if a
HJH&,.'. , 108K for rcg. and coupon, respectively. In
Wvu' railroad bonds Fort Worth lets dropped
-vC . IK, to 63j Pennsylvania 4X& X, to 100 ;
pV ana Now Orleans & Mobilo lsts 1, to 109. Tho
OEfr- lost named ralliod to 109. Kansas &
, Texas issues were firm at 100 for
Hf V Consols, 80 a 80K for general Gs and
LMR? W wK'or 6s. "WcBt Bhoro is roso , to 101;
K X NiokelPlatelsK,to85;N. Y. Central rog.
K lsts 1, to 180 and Ban Franoisco Class O i, to
K' AMXHI01N SEOtnUTIXS TM X.ON90K.
KKaFi"'''( if Prices for Amorican railway securities in
BBf '? , -iliondon aro i to higher than on yes.
HBK.'.' terday. Bar silver is steady at 43Kd.
HSp'p" per.ounoo. Money in tho opon morkot is 2
r.'i a 8 per cent. In Paris llontes fell off to 81f.
K'1 62iaandrcsoto81f. 85o.
1 4jr a. i.. m , ,i Or, Jftah, ou.
MK T(lHBd4 Boathiini..,.,.., MW HK fiS
HR, . ' jiu.OoL, Oln. ilnd fJV fi'jii ItlK
I''-; CHfTBor." Qnlnc7 Wi 12SI? ljgvj
HE' f4 . BkANorihweit...... 10'J lliiC lout,
HK - v SHSLTKbki.. a I'm lisw li'iu navj
HK ' .Oi.iSwklnrOoil 2': mil -JtH
BBS ;i. SmaMda OoU. Iron.... 37 'J aj'J a7H
BSr ' Kl'lUointoa A Pembroke 32 Si 31
BK ,-v;;- liErrUlo 4 NuhTlll CO". G1V )'
BM ii? tk. bhor. , , Uljl HI H;)'J
BBffi JJiKritWo.lernptd 45i JU 454
Bf .S'l WlehljMi Centred HM 84 H7H
Bill'" MU.7L. q. 4 Weitera pfd 10T 107 1U7
B1'. MlMotuI 1'iclflo 00 V0 HU)v
BE., MlMooH, Kusu 4 Texu 18k ImV 18
1,, New Jsrwj Central. "(iff 7fl3 70Vf
BKtS kT.Tprk Central .... 107!i 10H 107H
BB!:4'- -l, IT. i Mew hnf Und aiHY a?",' i
BH-l ) Ri V., like Kne 4 Western.... 2'J!j 29); 'iS)!
BB'K, K.Y., LakeKrieAVTeterti,pk 8VJ cfl i,5J
BHi I'P. W. t.ISaiq. 4 VTeit U ft u
w- Jk M.Y..riaqaehanna4Wutenipfd.. S0M 80 M SOW
BD'Jr MorfoIkAWeeternpfd 41 (J 4'2 41'1
H11' Nortnem Paclflo pld 4ft' 4'f 4fl'I
BBk,'':' ObioAMIululppl. 3.1'i 24 UJX
BB?- Ontario 4 Western 10W 10V 10 4
BHli.4.J Oregon TramoontlnenUJ. 20' -jO'i 1!U,
HCY Oreton IraproTement 41J 44 4'lk
BHRf"1;T.' Ortrtm Short Lin )8 18 18
SS'r5V Paclflo MIL. SJ'r 40 WV
BBfauK !!4e!P,tl heatn cuu cum wi'J
BBf Woh.4We.t Point Ter.... 2M 27 2l)J
BKa' Bt. Panl 4 Omaha a'JJ aJ 3
BH' . ' Ht. tonl4 8anFran...... 30 US 36
BB.'' Bt.KqUan Fran, pid 7.M 73 72W
Bmr TexuPaeifla....... -JHW 20V 23'1
t'' Tenneanee Ooal 4 Iron 29a 2J'i '."Jl.
BW ', Unton Paclflo...;., BOVj 06)2 6i!(
BVi.V' Wabaan.Ht. L. 4 Pacific pfd 3t al'J :uO
BBt '' Weatern Union Teiegrnpti:. Wi 'K'' 7m'!
BBJtv VbeellnB4Lako KrV;. 40 47)3 46V
K1' Tin from "The World'. Ticker.
HV' Tn sales of stocks up to bow aggregated lBS.ooo
BK, Mure.
BBf r'v ' ine stock market opened strong, with slight ad-
BHKV Vsnees.
HBb& , ' rsdno Mill wis the principal feature with Head-
BBeU,, lag and St. Paul.
BHiP Later In the day the market became dnll and In-
R&t actlre, with prices a shade lower,
Hkf, The temper of tne msrkct wan decidedly bnlllah,
BBa.t BQa ihi beats who had predicted a decline rrero
AHK disappointed.
VT- Mr. A. E. Unieraan has returned from his
BVK Sonthero trip, lie says that he stui remains a bear
JBv- x the market.
gdHR' The contemplated ent In Wcitern Union rates
BV to,polDUVest and South, varying from 10 to M
Kt pef cent. , went Into eltcct to-duy.
Bak, A prominent operator oald to-day that higher
BBS. ' Mlces will rtlgn before long. He considered tne
f"' 'act that thero were novr clearly denned bull and
Hk bear Intere.u to be a good thing for the market.
K The.Governlnor Committee of the Stock Ex.
B - Chants will list t3t.06S.ooo of the 5 per icnu cen-
b, era! mortgage bonds ot the Central ltallroad of
B. eiT Jersey and liso.ooo drat mortgage gold bonds
BI of the llelena and Northern Division of the North-
BIEr tm Paclno ltail road.
K , New York ninrketa. I
W , , WnsiT. There was a pressure to sell at the
BKft menlog, and the firat sales wero H ticlovr last
BHrV VlgntU cloge, After Hie Orrt call man outsiders
Ht't Mnio in and mrntd the market, and at noon It w an
Br'' r strotlg. i above th opening. Oncn.ug pnets:
BD .1 liec., BIX; Jan. BSHl May, 83.V.
Hi itt Cotton. the market opened strong at ad.
BHb. (' vances of 8 a 8 points, but became nravy and
Bff!A ' ttunedoff 8 points In the first hour. There was a
Bf' t"J however, later, and at noon the market was
BKft, ,, IK0 t the opening flgnres. Opening prices i
BBrll b fiStt !afi1i.5SD-.r0lMl yeb- 10-T! March,
D',: .n5 iprll. 10.88! ilay, 10.69: June, 10.M. '
BH-- . Corria Op-ned so a no poloia higher on the
d, better cables from Havre, recording an advance of
BBr, M ,VHU Dea options were the feature
BK the trading and they advanced 10 points above
HL Mte opening. At noon the market na firm to
BBjf i t s'.rong. Opening prlcci:, Jan., 14.60; Jlnrcli,
BHlt'' ". AprU, lit."; May, U. June, 14. TO; July!
HK '' r5Bilitrt-Diisinraa in pipe line ccrtincatrs
QB ' , Mi Mlily active. The market opened at 74,
BB& was tto lowest o,uoutlon, and adTWioed to
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FOR TBH HUBDER OF DR. PUOOAJf.
Oeorge Weldler on Trlnl In Ihs Brooklyn
Heailon Flea Insanity
In Brooklyn Court of Sessions this morn
ing tho trial of Goorgo Woidlor, who shot and
killed Dr. Edward II. Duggan on Taylor
stroot, Williamsburg, Juno 21 Inst, was begun.
Weidlor is hut twenty -flvo years old and mar
ried, IIo looks much younger, though, is n
bright-looking fellow with boardloss faco and
is well built, though Blender. What the
causo of the murder was lins not been moro
than hinted at yet. insanity being understood
to be tho plea of the defense.
On tho day of tho tragedy AVeidler followed
Dr Duggan on tho lattcr's visit to a pationt
at 87 Taylor street nnd wnltod thoro until tho
doctor enmo out. Whon tho lnttor was coming
down tho stoop Weidler challenged him, but
Dr. Dnggnn passed to his buggy with tho ru
inark: "I vnnt nothing to say to you."
Tlieu tho prisoner fired four shots at him, ono
entering the right shoulder nud nnothor
penetrating tho brain. cnUHlng instant death.
Insanity, whioh It is uudorbtood tho do.
fenro will claim, was produced by somo act
of Dr. Duggan in relation to Mrs. Weidler,
whom ho had boon professionally nttondiug.
No other motive for tho shooting is as
signed. (Jen. I. 8. Catlin appeared for tho dofence,
and District-Attorney llidgowuy and First As
sistant John U. Bhortor for tho Government.
Over hid f an hour was lost awaiting tho
arrivnl of Dr. Joseph M. Oreamor, of No. 170
North Sixth street, who made tho post
mortem examination of tho deceased, aud his
testimony Mas first lxnrd.
Alexander Hnrr, Sergeant of Polico of tho
Sixteenth precinct, testified that on tho day
of tho murder ho was attracted to 87 Taylor
street by tho sound of pistol shots. IIo hur
ried to tho spot where ho saw two mon strug
ling. Ono of thoso was Dr.
itiggan, who, after tho struggle,
ranou. Tho prisoner chased him, nnd wit
ness saw 'NVoiulor firo two shots. Tho doctor,
utter witness saw tho second shot fired, fell in
tho street dead. Woidlor was then nrrcxtud.
Ha said nothing nt the time. lie was nppnr.
outly sobor. Ilcnrd W idlor say aftor tho
shooting, " I lost my head."
lleujnmin Orr, colored, of 209 Tenth stroot,
Now York, and a coachman for tho deceased,
testified thnt ou the dny of tho murder lie
drovo Dr. Duggan from South Fourth and
Driggs streets to H7 Tnylor street. Arriving
thero tho doctor nlighted and went into num
ber 87.
" Tlion," continued witness, "tho prisoner,
Qoorgo Woidlor, camo to mo nud asked :
'How long will Dr. Duggan bo inside?' I
said only a fow minutes. About a minute
later the doctor camo out. Tlion I
heard tho prisoner sny something
to Dr. Duggan, but what it
was I could not hear. Tho conversation
Instod about n second. Then I nnw Weidler
shoot tho doctor in tho right arm. and tho
hitter stnrtcd on a run townrds Tenth no
nuo. Weidler chased him with tho rovoUer,
firing as ho ran'."
Honry Wettorauer, of 87 Tnvlorlstrect, testi.
ficd that about 2 o'clock on Juno 24 ho left
homo and started townrds Tenth avenue, llu
returned homo for something and saw two
men facing each other opposite 87. Ho
heard n pistol shot, aud, turning around,
ho saw ono of tho men going towards
Tenth nvenun, and immediately after ho haw
two more shots fired aftor tho retreating fig.
uro. Tho mnn who was shot started for tho
street and, rinching tho middlo. and when
just opposito No. 37 tho man foil. Witness
could not identify tho prisoner as tho man
who did tho shooting.
m m
K0 CDitH FPU LEFK08Y.
How the Dreadful lllacnin U Allowed to
ICxUt In the Holy Land.
Alfred A. Green, of 327 East Seventeenth
street, who has written to tho Board of
Health, in Philadelphia, saying that ho could
euro cases of leprosy, nnd wished to go thoro
nnd oporato upon Mrs. Mirando and her
daughter, says thnt ho is not n physician, but
simply a humblo Christian who knows a
thing or two and has scon many lepers. Mr.
Greon was not nt homo to-day when a
Would roportcr called upon him.
A gentleman nowf in this city, who has livod
twenty years off and on in tho Holy Land,
whore leprosy first originated, says that ho
must doubt vory muoh whotbor Mr. Green
or anybody olso can euro a real caso of lep.
rosy. Somo thirty years ago a woll-know n
English physician said that he could euro
this loathsome disease, nnd ho went out to
Jerusalem, whoro it is so prevalent, to put
his theory into practice For six months ho
camo iuto closo contact with tho lepers, tak
ing no precautions while trying to euro them.
Ho caught tho disease nnd wns reportod to
)iao committed suioido, preferring inunodi
nto death to dying by inches. Sinco then it
has been conceded by all physicians that lep
rosy is iuourablo.
In Jaffa, Jerusalem, Itamlch and othor
citios in Palestine tho travcllor has to pass
lepers daily, begging in tho streets, and they
will often pluck people by tho Bleove or cont
tail with their stubby lingers to obtain a
" siihtont" (fifth part of n rout).
Leprosy is not as catching now as it used to
bo. A person is only liublo to cntch it if ho
touches or comes into closo contact with u
leper. It could easily bo exterminated if tho
Turkish Government would prudent lepers
from intermarrying. Tho children look
robust and healthy until they are about
twolvo years old. then tuo disenso first ap
pears. Tho fingers, toos and noso niti first
eattu up by tho disenso, then tho nnns and
legs, uutil there is nothing but tho hulk of a
body. Finally it commences to cat round
tha internal organs nud tho person is deliv
ered from his living death. Lnst winter n
foil ah (peasant) near Itamlch caught tho dis
ease nud shot himsolf. Thero aro occasion
ally similar cases.
WILL GIBBS KKTUKN THE MONEY?
Twelie more Men Who Dropped Maury Into
IIIsEiuplojraout Aiicnry nnd Hot No Work.
Twolvo now complaints w ero roceh od ot
Marshal Dj rno's office to-day against John
D. Gibbs's employment ugonoy. Thcso swoll
the total number of complaints ngniust tho
temporauco advocnto to soventy-threo. In
Bomo cases tho men who complain had given
up their last dollar to Gihbs and had not got
work.
No reply has been received to tho Marshal's
demand for tho return of the monoy taken
from thcso people Ho Aid to-day that lie
had trustworthy testiiWliy to proo that
Gihbs senior was present whon monoy was
paid and demnuds modo for its roturn, de.
spite Gibbs's statement to tho contrary.
Scraps of City Nriia.
The sixth season of the Arl ngton League will bo
Inaugurated to-morrow ctculiignlth a reception at
Tammany 1U1L
J. V. 1). Lewis will dlscuia the subject "Danger
Ahead " at a regular meeting bf tho Constitution
Club this evening.
One hundred men were oxamlned In room 1T3 In
the Federal llulldlng to-day for the positions of
op ners and packer la the Cusiom. House.
Thcpipera tn tho eaie of Karl Frohfie, the
Prussian forger, uro exneitni from Washington
to-monow. Tiohuu lll then bo sent back, to
It chraih.
The following persona at the Custom. House w ero
Sromoted from tl.wo to $1,4W positions: ilarttti
. Itaruey, Edward A. Murray, Edward J. Uutly
and Frank Jonnson.
Nothing definite was settled by the visit of tho
committee of E'-centrto Engineers to the promi
nent coal dealen Id this city yesterday. The settle
ment of the great coal strike tu the Lehigh Valley
was the object of their visit.
Capt. Carpentcr.of the Twentieth Police Precinct,
latudeepiirlcl over the death of his only daughter
Jennie, u bright nud beautiful child of eight jears.
A heavy col i, hlch developed Into mallKuaut
ulphtiitna, hus the cuuau or lUuth.
ltota Degroo, the ballet girl who wai taken with
a sort ot epilepsy during tha dreis reheaml of
'She !at Nlblofs, waa dticnarged from St. Vin
cent's hospital this morning. It U thought that
, the excitement iraa tea much fox bi
BMiift iJ jt73ePWPBbbmbibm
'fcOUND OUT FOR NICARAGUA.
TUB ENQINEERS FOB TUB BIO CANAL ON
THEIR WAI SOUTH.
The Htramer Hondo, 'With the Nlenrnsnn
flanal rrrllmlnnry Hnrvoy Kxprdltloti on
Hoard, HlarU on Her Voyage To-Day
Tho Ham rtlaan Tulte a Parly lown the
May to Hid lbs Unajlauera 1'oreTroll,
Twcnty-two boots started to-day for Groy
town, Nicaragua. Ono was n stool steamship
of 1,012 tons burden, painted a Quakerish
brown, tho Hondo, bound on her regular
trip, but carrying on unusual passenger list.
Anothor was tho Sam Sloan, whioh slipped
her moorings atTwonty.sooond stroot, North
ltivor, at II.IBa. m.. whooped it up for tho
big boat as far as tho Narrows nnd then camo
back to Now York. Tho remaining twonty
boats woro on tho Hondo. Thoy constituted
a part of tho equipment of tho Nicaragua
Canal expedition. Thoy nro tho cruising
flool for tho San Francisco llivcr, which is
about ton miles from Groytowu.
Tho canal is a big thing. Nations havo
talked nbout It, nnd wagged thoir heads in
approval, nnd tho world at lnrge, nud tho
stockholders in particular, hopo to gather
abundant shokols from this surgical opera
tion on tho nock of tho Atnorlons.
On tho Hondo wero thirtv-elght englneors,
cnrt-louds of measuring Instruments and
stucks of provisions for eight mouths. Thoy
worongay crowd, nud onioyed keonly tho
novelty of tho stnrt for their big job. Tho
Snm Slonn carried n number of friends, who
woro taking a flvo-mlle fnrowell of tho festlvo
ongineorB, wishing thoin good-luck under
Nicaragua skies.
They have no weather bureau in Nicnrogua
to arrange tho temperature and regtilato wind
and ruin, so tho eloments cavort around in
plavful disregard of tho population. Tho
cngincors will hnvo to stand tho eccentrici
ties of this meteorological ciissuliiiss, and
thoy may havo an unpleasant assortment of
weather to copo with.
lioth tho Hondo and tho Bam Sloan had n
hilarious party ou board. Tho smaller boat
wont snorting along nfttr tho bigger one, and
blew n chcory noto of final parting as sho
turned hor noso back towards tho llattnry,
while tho Hondo ploughed ahead on hor
eight days' journey to Greytown,
The Hondo will stoti only twice, and then
for a few hours, just long enough to snatch
up eighty ablo-bodiod workmen nt Fortuno
Island mid Jamaica
Tho engineering pnrty consists of tho fol
lowing named persons, who aro under con
tract for nine mouths to tho Nicaragua Canal
Company :
r.ngincer In chnrgo It. E. Peary. Knmnecrs
J. Frauds La Barron, Domlugi O. Csstuyn, F. 1.
Divis, I. W. ritlianls, O. Havngo, In. J. Max
well, .1. K. I'ortz. V. V. Alford, J. O. llolcomli,
1'. T. llcriihnrd, II. C. Miller, P. II. llevler, .Veil.
Ctavrn, Itlcnrdo Molina, II. C. Litchfield, Cnllxlo
tlulter ', 12. N. Hunt ulid .1. T. Fnrd. ltodmen
P. U. Cooke, Knrliiucs Cole, Kmll lllcliltscn. llllam
Mccaulev, P. It. Vim Wyck, Jr., 1. Puller and
l'.iul fplcer. Clialtinieii Louis M'llllam Motittti,
O. It Stratton, John M. Murphy, It. J. Wilson,
1). II. Mncuulor nud II, M. Johnson. Htirgeon
William Nicholson. Clerys ,1. cronnlnshleld and
C. V. Kirn. Draughtsmen A. A. Agulrru uud II.
I). Jdnrphy. Leadaumn John Kirk.
Among tho crowd on tho Snm Slonn woro
Constil.Gonernl Aloxnndor I. Cothenl and
Consul Olmtlcs It. Flint, of tho Nicaragua
Consuloto, President Francis A. Stout and
many others of tho Nicaragua Canal Con
struction Company.
This is only n preliminary oxpedition. Tho
engineors go to mnrk tho way with theodolite
and chain. Another oxpedition will follow
in tho spring.
Tho company hopes that Inside of six years
tho Niearngua Canal will bo an actuality.
They count on spending only hnlf as much in
itseutlro construction ns has been nlrendy
put iuto tho I'nnamn Canal. Thero is no such
difficulty In tho routo os tho Chagres ltivor
oilers in that of Do Lesseps.
Thero nro only forty-two miles of canal
building. Lako Nicaragua w ill o utilized as
that pari of tho iBthmus transit.
BECAUSE HIS ilYlFB WAS INBAJJE.
The I.ntcat Itxplnnntlon of Henry Ubcrt's
Double Crime In Jersey City.
Honry Ebort, tho Gorman clork who, it is
bollovod, killed his wifo and shot himsolf
Sunday night in Jersey City, is recovering at
tho City Hospital and in a dny or two will bo
placed under arrest on a charge of murder.
Ho talks at times, though vaguely of
troubles.
Chief Murphy and Architect La How vis
ited tho blood-stained rooms nt .11 l'aterson
street this morning and tho latter prepiuod
an elaborate sot of plans.
Tho cause of tho trngedy in bolioved to bo
money troubles nnd tho insniity of tho wifo.
F.bcrt had hor confined in boa oral Now York
institutions.
Ho took her from tho last of thoso, No. 69
Knst Ono Hundred nnd Eighth stroot, on
Sundaj morning, bohoWng Iter cured. A
roturn of hor lu.utnusH probably led him to
try to end both their Ihes.
DENTISTRY.
II ALP DOLI.AH fur the minimi oitractlon nt troth
f Mltllinirfpttlyrurp, frcnh UAH. Without caa, 3V.
Llrc-ant Koltt fllllnK,mnHt b"iutltul!j finliliftd.from HIl.Oi)
up. riMtic tillliiKi fnnu .V)o. up. ItpnutlftiHy tltnih(d
K-lt. ti,t. 10, thanrybmt from IJ10 up. HANKS
tCO., Dfntl.tMfif Ionic ixterii.ticp, ruirti.Korfl to .N. V.
Dental Co.. V.U I Gth mi'., '.M ili.ir liplow lith t,opKslt
Mary's. Kvftnlntfii Ut 8, Huutln)a lo 1,
l . WW, I -i --
E ilill k CD.
18th Street, 19th Street and
Sixth Avenue.
(1 8th St. Station Elovatod Road.
HAVE MADE
LARGE REDUCTIONS
IN THEIIt
Sis & Dress Hoods,
as follows:
PLUSn BROCADES, 81.10
yard.
PliUSII and VELVET NOV
ELTIES, S1.75 yard.
BItOOADE SILKS. 87o.
yard.
Also
LYONS SILK VELVET
and PLUSHES at prices
much lower than heretofore.
COSTUME TWEEDS, in
exclusive designs for tailor
made effects, at 95c. yard.
DRESS PATTERNS.
in popular colors and all
qualities for
Holiday Presents,
and
A largo variety of FRENCH
CASHMERES, in now and
delicate shades, for EVEN
ING WEAR.
Also in
BLANKET DEPT.,
In addition to a great va
riety of medium and ilne
grado Blankets, two special
lots of
2S0 pair 11-4 ROSE BLANKETS,
at S7.50 pah
250 pair 13-4 ROSE WETS,
at S9.00 pair.
OVERCOATS.
MEL linHI 1ft II ffi
OHUUJilS)B
HIESHKIND & CO.
(All Dins BUtni). ,
3110 AND ail8 llUOAmVAY,
con. wa .Ki'iihi.. kkWtohk.
Opon hatunlay nUhta until 0 o'oloolc.
OUT TO-IVIORROWS
Dont' IVSiss the First Issue.
ALL HEWLDEALERS WILL HAVE IT OH SALE.
THE NEW ONE CENT
IVIorrsirsg Paper.
A Complete Newspaper for Busy People.
A CLEAN PAPER,
A BRIGHT PAPER,
AN HONEST PAPER.
Politically THE IMIESS will bo n STKAHillT UEPUIUjICAN PAI'EK, and
without apology for being o. Kconomtcully THE 1KKSS will udvocato
PROTECTION FOR AMERICAN LABOR
nntl Aincrlciin Industries, bcllcvlits thnt tlio IndtiRtrliil p;rowtH of the United
StutcH, mid tho prosperity uud soelnl welt belli;? ot Us pcoplo nro not only pro.
moted by u Jutllclotts I'rotoctlvo Turlir, but thut It lb cssontlul to tho existence
of tho Itepubllc. Address.
NEW VOUK PKESS CO. (Limited),
M wxiX S8 HQrtU WlUluia St Now Ygrk City.
liff' - - - - 187
BARNUM'S
l l
Best Clothing at Lowest Prices.
A GOOD WARM OVERCOAT,
$6.
AN ALL-WOOL BEAVER OVERCOAT,"
$10. '"
FINE BLUE KERSEY OVERCOAT,
$14.
WAURANTKU FAST OOM)n.
WHAT 18 ATTIIAOTIWJ Till! MOOT ATTENTION
AS I'IUhT-OI.Ash IIAIttiAI.NS AltK OUH
I'INIC Ki:ltSl:V AMD HHAVJiK OVI'.It t'OATM,
MAIIB 1IT OUH OUHTOM 1IAND8 DUKLNU THIS
I'AHT DULL BKAbON.
$18 to $45.
CO.tlE AND LOOK AT TIIEfll.
wk pmtsKNT to ali, ousrostitna noriNo
(15 OH OVEK AN ELEOAMT PATENT LEVliH
BTK.M.WINDINO
MANHATTAN WATCH
NOT A WATERBURY,
BUT A WATOU OUARANTKED TO KEEP PEK
FECT TIME.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9.
No connection with any other house.
S.G.BAuNil&GO.,
196, 198 and 200 Chatham Square.
TEH-DOLLM
OERMTS.
A really ologant tailor-mado all
wool Ohinoliilla Overcoat, equal in
" cut and fix " to the finest custom
tailoring. Silk sorgo-lined, corded
odgo and silk-velvet collar. Wo
have thorn in two colors, blue and
black. They aro overy ono stylishly
made and handsomely finished, and
aro good value at Thirty Dollars,
but "just for fun" wo'll close out
two thousand of 'em at
TE DOLLARS.
Wo guaranteo that this coat can
not bo equalled at tho price any-
whoro in New York.
A. H. King 8b Co.,
THE HEUABLE DROAUWAY CLOTHIERS,
OUT AND t)ZU UltOAIUVAY.
OI'KX UNTIL o r. ar.
GREATBWDUCE.V.ENTS
IN irUKNITUItK.OAltl'UTS ANI IIEI)I)IN(3.
LTJDWIG BAUMANN & 00.,
NOS. 012 M) 01 t 8TJI AVI!., UUTWKUN
y.iTH AND ISUT1I HTS.
PIANOS AND OUGANS.
100 olaffint now nprft'ht erand pianos, 7 OctaTB, 1
itrirvni, im tno aim warrantni! ns ronrn. Price $?J
totjii&O, and ul I on payiiHMits f only CIO im r inutith
when dfllrt'd. lMaiw rcntfd and oaohangud, CO uod
second-l.and pianos at bargains,
Horace Waters & Co.,
r 1 U i HT HJIVEm NEAll 18 I'll BT.
E8TEYNLN08
Thpsa famous intttruttipnta omitaln patented impnTH
nientaiK't found in uttiur piano, ani which mako them
uporior in tmo and durability tj u it thor inaLit, llo
furtidnuldlnK what piano 1 1 Im), calf at No, A hat four
teenth trt.tt and ue aud hear tlicui, 'I Uo priou aro low
furcaah cr m kniall monthly payments.
A NUSlIU:nOKOUANI, upright and aqnare pianos
J of our make, allsbtlr uaed, almoat an (ftxid ai new,
and fully warranted, will bt Ud at a liberal reduction
from regular priceat ptanoa to ruL Wm. Knab X Uo,.
lU6thaTe.. abota ltltll at.
BARGAINS IX iMAIVOHat I.lndeman A HnnwarZ
rooina, 14GMU aTf., near lDtti et. ; a largo aaaurt
mnt of new and allghtly uiuk! pianos of our own and
othtr maken at Tory atti active prlc.
milK 4OI'KIlA"l,IANO, tlm wort ponqlar and liw
ft. ftrntst hi llio inarkat, only )il0 monthly until paldi
oneguartiT's muilu it aiains fito, rent mily iji5i wnd for
catalugmn 1't-tjk 1 boo, 210 Wet 47th stMwrpor ll'way,
PEKSONAIi.
WOULD Ilka tn find ont my brother, Walter RoIoS.
e. "j .mum. i m
j, HUCCHSSOIIH TO
A. T. STEWART & CO.,
(RET AIM
USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.
FINE FURNITURE.
A liirgo viirioty of artistic
Writing oskH, Tables,
Chuirs, Music Ciibinots.Dook
Oubuh, Shaving Stands, Ohif
fonnicros, Sideboards, Ex
tenuion Tables, Brass Bed
steads ; also Oak, Mahogany
and Cherry Bedroom Suits,
at very reasonable prices.
Any selections of tho
above made now will be
hold for delivery during tho
holidays if so desired.
1,600
ORIENTAL RUGS
AND
HATS,
tho finest assorted selection
of ANTIQUES thoy have
over received, comprising
silky Bokharas aud Kozaks ;
also Shirvahans, Daghes
tnns, Anatofias and Per
sians, with an exquisite lus
tre and admirably adapted
to Divan or Furniture drap
ing. Also an immense va
riety in attractive sizes of
recent production ;
ALL OF WHICH ARE OFFERED
AT
PRICES MUCH BELOW FIRST COST.
1 ,000 DOZEN
PMiS-Wg
KID & SUEDE GLOVES,
300 dozen 4-buttoii Suede
at 50c. por pair; reduced
from 85 c.
350 dozen 4-button Kid at
50c. por pair ; reduced from
Sl.OO.
350 dozen 4-button em
broidered Kid at lOc. per
pair; reduced from SI. 35.
FBEME
SILK 1IRELLAS.
A superb collection of all
sizes, natural handles, also
with silver and gold mount
ings of the latest designs at
$2.00 to S40.00 each.
ENGRAVING DONE FREE.
Broadway, 4th avo., 9th and 10th sts.
A USEFUL PRESENT.
8TYM5 3.325 (now).
8Pi:oiriuATiuNi
Sate, Trthlt,
Viola, 4 ft. Oboe, 8 ft.
Viola Uolcv, 4 ft. Olral mil, 8 ft.!
Dlapaaou, H ft, Melodln, 8 ft.
Dulclani, H ft. Ularabella. 8 ft.
KoUaullarp, 2 ft.
Throughout,
Vox Humana. Full Organ (Knee Stop.)
Kdh Btrell.
NET CASH PIIIOE, JIM.
(ITIIKR .STYLUS at 8- 37. SCO, $78, too,
8103 and tip,
Qrgant and t'tanou for Caih, Faty VtiymrnU
nml Ittrttett,
AIAMON Si lIAnil.IN (I1IUAN it 1'IANOC'O.,
1(1 Hunt l-llli St. (Union Himnrc). N. Y.
llolMaj t
and RETAIL.
Vclodpedos, Sprln and Hobby norecs, Doll Carrlagce,
Sleigh,, Watrnns, Oeakt, bo.
Crandall's, 569 Third ave.
Ii.H.iiipartSw30 . Itfttud u.ro' lutllKraMou. or.ibcr.
eft:", ,' f- -Wl, KlltlltrtK 10 U Ita or
V-jkJJW Mt lul 11.1. .li.ll o I uiu,llil
a(.lluu (ill I.Houlbl. j ( urr,.l . I (I H lllldtt IhTouthill,
ltrak Tan. rr.torlna tbrra t. Health anJVlfforout StrnRUt
KlKUlo Curttat Mlln.t.ollf orn.k-otttllljoo Cuh (.nalni
li.rof.n.iiUBT.ralcitlicrlt.lii. W.ril ..h. FKUllNklTLt
IIUIDIaTtrMltMlkb B'.ll Patahl.t1 Milui Ad4r.ii
JUI AHUH BlttTMB CO., 023 BgIWAti N(W YHIa
SEAL PLUSH m
WRAPS.
SACQUES, ?H'
paletots, rmBL
JACKETS. Etc fM
Bcatoelr to ba dlatlnmUned In oolor or failure frotj If li
Oeniilnn Alnnkn Xonl, of auporb wotkmanahlpno.'iviBB
flnliii, oniulilt. HI, and of tho iatoat ttjlo.tr o'
oldbr ) "lIlH
t' o rcy; ' m
WhoforifianhaTainad.a apaoialt of tho beat HofJ '"'
ll.h NiihI I'luali (Jnrmonti. and who xlraawarj "SB
rulltco with ever ettlela acid. ,, 199)
'wnAl'S MADE OF THIS FADItlO HAVE IH
ADVAKTAOU OVKU 8KAMK1N THAT THST St
NKVl'Il FADE I.OII TURN YKI.LOW AT TWo B'
EDOEH, AXU 'I HAT Til ICY WEAR FOU YEAB8' jHj
WITHOUT THE LEAST 1'ERCKPTIIILU OOABOH'H
IN THKIR Al'l'EAKAKCE-AT ONE-THIRD TByB
PH1UE OF ALASKA HEAL. "-.Cr.nfw (. Wl
$Mv
rrepald parcels, Q5.00 and upward, deltrered trt 9M Hj
cbarco within 100 miles of New York Oltr. .HlM
6th Avenue and 20th Street lWi
0 ;j
One Bottle Varrated to Curo Any 'ffll
Cough or Cold, or Your 'Jwl
Money is Returned. wl
A Pleasant, Swift and Sure Cure for' iHI
coumia, colds, whoopino oouanu, pains '9K
IN OIlIhT, I'ljFUKISY. DIFFICULTY O? fJEM'J
lIUFATHINlf, BKONOH1TIS ANI) ALL INFLAM4 fMB
MATORY D1SEAHKS OF THE PULMONARY OIU
OANB. i l f,'
If Ukon as noon an you feel that Irritation or drrneaa of "V III
the throat nccaaioued br a cold, FOUR to SIX doeeav-jf,(BB
WILL cum:. t'ljB
UNLIKE the majority of Oongh Prenaratlona. oar Eta "?iB
pectorant W ILL NOT CURB OON8UMP1 ION. kMU
A. a trinl of Oils TRULY WONDERFUL medleitt V
CUSTti NOTHINd. and as 93 cases out of every 104 H
WILL DK UURUD, It is vrell worth the while of aUa' IH
sufferers from Pulmonary trouble to . H
AT LEAST .HAKE TUB TRIAL.
Price per bottle. conUInlnjc a half pint (enough toeszfJtl
eight peoplo It taken In time), 1 mM
60 CENTS. .
IEMSEST ON HAVING ' ' -
Riker's Expectorant fl
And you are Positively Sure of Cure. Jf H
Do not allow any one to persuade yon otherwise. Sold vf JBtH
by almost all doah rs tbmuitbi ut the Unltod States, If JJSMM'H
ANY drucstlst refuses tn supply you, yon can be SUUIf 4ISH
of getting what you nsk f r at the dry-goods house, and, j6mU
general stores, or direct FROM ' villi H
UUUtJCilMTS AND IHANUFACTUlUNCV Iil
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085 Wii-hliiutnll Nt., nnd . IHfll
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frreon iippllrntlon. t ,
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THE BEST " -flip
CHRISTMAS PRESENT' I
To vivo Wife or Children I. an .Elegant 'V
BAST NEW YORt 1
(ytilll WAItl), 1IUOOKLYN),
Bath Beach Junction vl
ou jail
WOODSIDE HEIGHTS , J
With Titles Positively Insured by "Tltlo Outran W LP
and Trust Oo." 3U
PRIOES Tils
$150 and Upwards, It
TAYABLE W
$5 and $10 Monthly jjfj,
10 prr cent tlacount Torall ctun. TmL
I'ri'o Ezruraloua ilnlly to Hath Ileaeh Jaae. flk
linn anil Waoilnlila Heights. . 'ill
Jllnp. mid nil uiirllcul ir or JEHU. JO 111. -'IW
MON Jr., at (II) l.lhertT street, ."Heir Vork, '.lyi
orilUH 1'ulloii -itn-ft. llrooUiyn. H7
LOST, FOUND AND RISWARDS. CV
OOh HKWAlip Lort fnm Polo.Ezpreu wacoA, .m.
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