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Newark. N. J. RAXRA
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S?. ?Barbara Urchi-r, No, 111 ?."asi T.v.nty
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M? 42 I'll:???: N?W?Tork ?'it.. liai??.!
t.. |,r.,v,. tl.clr debt? 11: d :i. ?? as = l(rnf?s
,.f 'ii- ??tat? ?.f s-.i.t bankrupt will be held >? tii? Court
..f Bankruptcy, t.. is- h_M?_ ..n th? _*t_ ?Jay ..f April,
laSB ." U : I. ? 111 . at No. IS ?'itirt-st.. 111 iho City
<.f Brooklyn. N. Y . bal?n? A. M ?'tinninxriHin. esij . Reg.
l?t*r I?-. Bankruptcy of ?aid .'.istrl. t. A. C. T?TE,
I'alted Btate? M.isii.,1. _U.?t?rn Dtatrlei ..f New-York,
a* M.-VS.-II.--I-.
w iiAiti.in'K Attorney for ?aid Baakrapt, No. 24
r.-irk Mlioe, Mrw-Tork ?'ity.
BAKKft WAS 'tVAHV.
Waldegrave ?Harlock, the lawyer, at No. M
Kasaau-atj, was the, gtt ?rney ?for Broker in the
?bankruptcy pr?oeadlnga lie said yesterday:
?Bak.r owed about ?-_0?00. In ISS, and some of ?the
cr?ditera were extremely hot after him. The pre
ceedlnga bavc never been completed bv ?Baker's dis
charge, and ar.- still pending In th.- I.'nlted State?
Couri in Brooklyn. 1 ?? uld not prevail upon hint to
f.?k for his discharge, and be s.--n,..-.i to be great!)
averse to letting any on? know of the proceeding?.
Ha never, in m?, dealings with him. allow -d a word
to drop from his lips In regard to action? with the
?Shoe and Leather Bank, or which would Indicate
p. -v b? mlgbl have K??t rid ?if th.- enorm ?u? ?ums
o? rabo?) ?tolen. i .f.? not know what became of it.
unless it mlgbl have been lo?i through unfortunate
r??a? estate Investment? or In speculation. I remem
1 i i?-. -i ?saving beat i ?Seely'i nun. mentioned, but
1 hui:: .: i. ?v ,,;..-' w n.i-, . ireumstances.
1 might son.- time, when In Maker's of-Ce, have been
Introduce ; i So- ly;
I ?believe that ?Bas? r c >tnn preferring
deatb to disgrace and Imprisonment, lie was a
man who. 1 would think, would u? .oat. Inder the
National Bankruptcy law ).- bad no ?rtelti to holt
property ,n his osm name, and h 11 any of th- credi?
tors named in hi? bankruptcy prooeedlag? IIrco*. ?
that he ha', had property deed? It? film the; i ? ,
once hare had such pi iperty turn? 1 ?-v ; t? them.
If ?t were shown that hi1-- v\;f an ] eh.:! Iren have
?' null i property thi ?ugh him in a fraudulent
way, ? ? .m-. Ii can be taken from them.
Mentit, the man through whom Baker had
property trgnsferr. ; to member? of i .- Bakei
family, was nol at Baker's office at No. 2"'. hroad
way. ait hough he had been -_.p_f.___ t i g?ppear
th. re y-astei lay, and Mr. Bhotwell, the old clerk
at t'..- ?.flic--. oo-M n..t explain Merrltt'i grtaenca
Krederli-k H. Bake: was at the office In the
forenoon, and still declared that he did ?not ?v
Htvs his i.iUi.r bad hvipcd to r.?b the National
f?h.?.f and Leathi r Hank.
\ufnastui Kagel, of ?tat?sa Island, who fe is
that the ?state of his father has been wrecked
by it.iK-1-. entered the office while young Mr. i
Baker u..s thtre, sojon alter noon. He said he]
want? i ? present when th.- bos containing i
the papera ??f hia father'? estate, which had bean
In the keeping of Baker, aras ? ?i ? ? : if- j Mi Og?
il-ii. \\h? was f (be office, said thu: Hakei's Will
wtjuld have to be probated, an l there would have
to b.. other legal fortnatitlea before tii- boxes
could '"- . I'-ii*-i. He. said K:,--?-i would receive
not;..- ; ? be pi<;s.-t?t at lbs ?proper lime.
"Very well." said Kagvi. "only 1 unisi be pres?
ent."
At that moment Frederick R, Baker walked
out ?>f the lnn?-i ??fti'". Kagel said, "How do you
d ."" and ofTered t ? ?Shake hands with young
__akar, wh . drew ?back and said anisiil> : "Whj
B.i'ulJ 1 Bhake hauls wi;n you afi?^r all you
have sail'.'"
"What 1 ?ail was tru?\" Kaft.-l cried, puitinB,
?P his ha:. Is aa if he was ?going t" 1i?ht.
Mr. Og?l?iii st.-pped between tie- two men and
prevented a scf-ne
"I only wanted I ? make ?surs about my little
estate." Kaij?l said, as ?be was leaving |he "tli ?-.
"aii'l i don't see why ?he should have tr?at?-J nie
that way." **
The .slate of G ? 11 : ; - -: > ?Kagel, who died In ,I--r
?? y City In the sptiiiK of 187S, was managed ?t
?first by Baker and Isaa*! Wyman. it wg In
ventorted at tU.7-M?M by the executore. Their
records show that they paid th'- h?-lrs ll.HM." i
year until th?- fina: ?accounting, ??f which there
is record in th- Hu?!s.?n ?'?unty Surrogaie's ofllce.
The flnnl accounting was 3snuafy ?N, iv7i?. The
Surrogate received n? request for a ?further a.
countin?. and Wyman withdrew from the msn
?agc-oeni of the estate. Bo fai aa the re ord? In
the Surrogate's office she.. Baker's account!
with the estai' mart regular.
>P0_U_|BIJ- CLAIMANTS rOH THE K-T'i'i'i:
X'.i lnforma?tloa about other trusts in whl? b
BakT ?mtfhi have been unfaithful, or estates
which he ?might have w?*ecked, ? uld t.btaln? I
at th? :.i ? yesterday, bul there wai an intima?
tion thu im irmatlon ? ' inr-portan?.n thai sub
Joel might i-iv.-:-. by Mr. Ogd?*n in ??? da. oi
two. it would not be surprising If Baker had
stolen ne_rly as much from trust- and estates ol
which he had the management a- ?from the batik.
In sin-h g . us there may be many h- 1rs eontest
ln?z with ihe bank officla?ls for the property whl h
Bilker caused to be transferred t? his wife ami
children.
At Baker'a office j sterday it was s.-.;,? tha? th?>
an..iiint of his life Insurance was not known, as
th" examin?t!? n of his i- p> rs hsd n ?i ?b??? n com?
pleted, it .? believed that Baker had secured al
least $.,o.oii.? inaurance on his life, ;?t"l that the
policies are incontestable snd "? i*i:^r "f his
wife.
There was g report y sterday that Bamuel C.
?Beely, the fugitive bookk-eeper, wss In biding not
far from this city, that he !.;? 1 ?been In communi?
cation wife hi? 'ounsel on M nday, and that he
gspeeted to allow him.:' if to be arrested within
tw-fnty-fo'.ir boars. It .mis sai.i also that a newa
?aper had arranged to pub'i ih i atate?*nent by
Matly aboul ti'?- time of his arr
Frank Wi Angel, ?Scely'a counsel, said yester
day when h- was asked aboul the report: "I
cann-'i say at presenl that Beely will return or
bo srreated."
"Have von ha? communication with Beely
iwlT'-iin tw nty-four hours?" he wasaaeied.
"I w'll n?>: answer thai question." be replied,
???.. -tus. if i did l would let In a lot of othei
quaatlPng Which I w.oild have no ri?ht to
answer,"
"p.> you think that Beely has consented to
make a gtateim nl '.'"
"N'.?. Us wiil sas nothing except by tny ad?
vice"
'I? th -re ?any truth in a report that BakSf and
?Bealy had ?t-xoinplic-g In Um robbery of the
bank '.' "
"No I tun sun- tliat I'ak-r and ?Beely were
the only per* >na eoncemed In the mittt?-r. B
had g talk with ?me on the Kriday befor he went
Hwey l ?a.v him about 4 p. m., and when we
had finished ou? i?!k ha said be was going back
to th?- bank and n .-nam there until t ??. m. !!??
said he wai t? ?uni to g.? away I asked him if
he had a pistol wi:h him. fearing that ho miiiht
atteir.p*? son violen ? if an effort vas made to
detain him. sa : he made i" answer. I advised
him to s'liimit to arrest quietly if there w-is any
attempt to ai rest him."
"A? he had alias ly helped to steal m nay from
the bank, did he go bach on Friday ?"??th th- In
te.ii! n of getting more monej t-? aid him In his
flight?"
??y ?i can glne I is purpose in ?-"In:; b t'k to
th?. !..?;ik ss wel as 1 .
A? t ? the r?p .it th,-:! Beely n.inht make a ?state
Catarrh in the Head
Often lead.? directly to congumptl in, und < ??n
Bitmptlon. a.s every persog known, Is a ?most
necessarily fatal. Th.-r. fore catarrh rhould
he checked at once a? I BSMl daSagurous
diseas?'. If yui have .atarrh In the nead.
do not wasie time and mowy In the use of
louai applications, but take 11.-Is itnr^a
Hood's
Savso
?t 1 ?**?%*% papilla
Cures
%%????-. %fSa.
par?lii whl.h will purify
the blood and th'is, _?.
by rennving the cms?, %'%'%%%
w_l absolutely ami psrmanentl) cute ca?
tarrh. This has I?, i ?? tl.? ? I pi rh-nce of
thousand?, and It will be th? ?ocptli ik-i- of
a'.l who fp.lthfull?/ ui.?- H lod't; ?Ban gp -ri?a.
lEood'? Pill? art purely vegetable, -.c.
men for publication In a newspaper previous to
| his arrest, Mr, Angel s;.:d: "I d i not think that
i la possible. Me win say nothing about hi? ease
until he tak'?s my advice. If I am to e induct his
defence. He cannot be accused of forgery under
I the provisions of the Lsw h.< I read it, if he Is ar
| reatad by the rnitej States authorities who have
: a warrant for his arrest. 11.uld be charged
only with misdemeanor. If Haker destroyed all
documents to show his connection with the bank
robbery bef?te he committed suicide, it would
),.. a difficult rnatt-r t . convict Beely of any
crime, as I understand the case."
THE AUTOPSY PERFORMED BY I>H.
SEAMAN.
NO OPPOSITION <>N THK 1'AItT OP tiii; IAMII.Y
HKSt'i.T KOT MADE KNOWN I't.NKRAl.
To Bk HELD TO-DAY.
The autopsy on the body of Frederick Baker,
S'-, ley's accomplice and partner In robbinir tbe
Shoe am! Leather Hank, has been pel formed. No
opposition was made to this by the son of the
dead man. Ceori?e L. Haker remained all day In
the house nt Fands l'oint WatCfclng beside the
body. He done of the family appears to remain
faithful to the dead man, and nothing can entice
him away from the house. Ha Is still as Arm in
hi? belief of his father's innocence as he was on
Sunday. lie thir.ks that had his father been
cullty, ns charged, there would be some trace ,,f
the affair, while so far aa be has learned, he ssys,
let even a blank check has b.-.-n found. When
asked if it was not possible hi father had a bos
in some safe deposit company, und r .m assumed
name, he simply repeated his belief in hi? father's
Innocence.
It was rumored yesterday m.'rniiiK that the
family had decided to have an autopsy performed
simply to show the correctness ol" th'?r contention
thut death was due solely to drowning. George
I'.ak'-r denied this. He said he had no object on
to an autopsy being made by those who might
come with the right to perform one, but he did not
intend to go to the expense of having one per?
formed simply to confirm what he knew to be
true.
There was a report current yesterday afternoon
that a vial had been found on th. rocks near where
the body was found, but this could not b- con?
firmed and Coroner Bchenck denied all knowledge
of it.
Late in the afternoon Dr. Cocks and Dr. Bogart.
of Roslyn, were requested to meel I" Seaman, of
New-York. The local doctor- d d aa and found
htm to i.,- a doctor employed by one or the in?
surance companlela In whl? h Baker held policies
on his life, Th- coroner and th.- doctors drove al
once to Sands Point and to the Haker residence.
Dr. Seaman had been sent to perform the autop?)
<:?? irg? Baker offered no objection and the doctors
w.-nt through with the operation. The result wa?
not Riven out. The doctors said they were agreed
tiol to :al!v until after the chemical analysis ha.I
been mad.-. Dr. Seaman brought parts of th. It:- j
r. ?tin. s to this city with him.
Th. funeral will take pla-?? this mornimr The
1k?!v Will be taken to the ttosiyn Station by 1*1 Ii ?
taker Kemsen and shipped by the '?'-'" train to ;
Brooklyn. ? ?n arriving al the Flatbuah-ave, sta?
ll ?n, the hearee will be In waiting with a ringle
carriage for <}eor?e itak.-r- and hi? friend. The
will then b.- taken t., Greenwood, where it
will be burled after s Bhorl service at the grave
.1 MYSTERIOUS DEATH IX SIAV-.II HSEY.
'MERRY*' STORMS PUt'ND LYIN'O IN A LONELY
ROAD BtTPPOSEO TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED,
Joseph St. G?otk*. the iioti-1-keeper who 1* BUS
; :? i of having had h flixht with "Jerry" Storm?
>:i Monday night. Is under surveillance a* h s hotel
between Rklgewood ai.l Ati?ndale, K. .1 The im
pression is general that he will ha taken Into custody
a- - ? n as ihc Coroner flntobsa the bearing Coroner
May? ls'eon?lu?'tliiii the ,u\vst:^uti?n ami ?ill hold
the |n.|il?Mt tO-dS)
Storms was found dead on the r-,.?t Monday night
b) Albert .!. Canta Thei ? are many peculiar cir?
cumstances ?bout th.- casi which lead to th? belief
that storm- was killed b) tome one St rm? w irk? i
for his son, a grocery m in. < Hi Monday night be
was oui with a horse and wagon . >n reaching St
,; rge'a hotel he fastened the hors.- in tbe
and v tut Ins k ' r a drink He was Inside aotn?
time. When he returned for hta horse snd a . ?
he found aom. one had tak-n them Inqulr? le
veloped the fact that Bt >; :.-?? had taken them to
rive into Rklgewood to obtain a shave M ihat
time, wlfne? say, Storm? ?a? angry, snd de
ii , in,-?-1 Bl Qeorga for :ak.,.g th? bora St Ueors?
?ays Bt rms lent him tha tig store? wss sagn
?ml wa- i isslag Bt. Oeorge when n? started '?
walk along the P?ter?in real toward RtdgSW Od tS
n,.-- ib? hotel-keeper. There M n Bttle ItfB. ilty
In l!x;;.g the time When he left th.- hotel late.- In the
olghi There k boom doubt ca lo lb? hout Bt
ii. OTge drove Si. rms's horsa to the lat'.-r'H barn "in 1
',-.'? blm there. He offered do esplanatloa
what had become of ne man 10 It was about
T o'clock when he reached the barn, while Bt
family '-.1 ? It wa I
The Benersllxac ept? 1 Iheorj is thai Btorsas mel
Bt. Qeerge a? the latter whs driving back to the
liot.-i t:,.-> had a Bght, ?tci Bi Oeorge hit Bi
in the fa.-.- several times, it 1? believed. Then he
Whipped Up the horse snd drove on Storm? s
body wss caughl In tha wheel, it 1? bell' ?
ragged a on ? the roau! for son.. ? ,
Then 81 Oeorge, after driving to the hotel, drove
t?c- horse to tin- stable al Storms's home.
bod f th? lead man was badly bi it?? 1
-.. hi n found ? ?ver !?'?' h eye? Iher. rer<
and markaof othei blows appeared on the fai'e Th?
... a- lorn and cul, Arrosa the at.'ion,? n
mark aa though a wheel of Ihi a-agon pi
ov.-r th.- body.
Bt, Oeorge tells contradictory ?toi 1 ti first,
... lone 1 b) ' "oroner Ma) a. h<
having driven alona th. road .r, arhl h Storm
bod) was found, Hi ??aid he had driven I
roundabout v..-.?. When aaked as t>> wh\ I,,
this, he admit!. ; hating travelled by th? dire.
route, lie Insists that he ha I BtOltns's pel mission
to take th. ils
storms was fifty-tw.. years old. He was once
a rough character, and served iwentj year In
orison for horse stealing. In lat.-r j.-.us his record
ws? ^ood Hi worked foi hli son who heaps a
cro cry stoi ? arvi 1- postmaster at Bsddl? Klvei
Btorms'a ion ssy? it la unlikely hia father leni the
horse and ang?n to BI Oeorge, as h? '.'.as airea I;
behind Mm- ir -."?'.in< home Bl Qeorg? waa
inlx?d u;> in a SlabMag affru> Ht his hotel SOm?
time .???<">
MBB. CBUBCtTS DAXC1S0 CLASH.
Mrs. Church's Prtdaj evening dancing claa? will ,
h .1 it- (ire in-'-t.ni; "u Frida) evening The 1 ?
rganlsed lasi summer by a number >>f
who have ronsented te sel aa patronease! at Ik
?even dance? t., i,.- given this s nter Th. pstron
esse? are Mni oacketl M, Barclay, Mra Benjamin
? Church, Mrs. Joan Brvlng. Mrs. Prederlc (la
latin, Mrs, Frederic Ooodbrldge, Mr-. Charl. 1:
Henderson, Mr?. John T. Hall, Mrs. Valentin. >.
Hah, Mrs. John Jay. Mia Btuyvesani i'ih Morris,
Mis. Walton Oakley, Mis. Waiden Pell and Mrs
r"redcrtc j. d- Peyster. M">-t of the patronesses
have laughters to introduce, and th.. clasa is mostly ;
made np of debutantes, who will mahc their firm '
bow to society this winter. The ?tail Includes m-aily !
ISO name?. Tie- patronesses formed the Idea of ap
pointing s floor committee ai the first meeting to
help them Introduc? the members, look after the
music and favors, etc. The committee appointed 1
insists of j. Bearle ?Barclay. Jr.. Kmlen Trent-hard
I..;: .:, James Ripie) Bartholomew, Douglas Bailey
i;, 111 Ige, J. Frederic p|ers<in, Jr . i;.?rn, Frederics
Bartholomew, Richard Lewis Morris, Rogers Ham 1
mond Bacon, Charlea Walton Ogden, Jr., Augustus I
IT .yd Ireland and Louis Pltsgarsld, Jr.
ARMY ASD SAW SOTES.
Washington, Nov. 27.-Admiral Carpenter csbl. 1
to the Navy Department this morning from Cke
l-'oo that tile BalUmor? WOllM leave g| otiee lor 1
Nagasaki. It k presumed that th? Admiral found
1 thing raquirina h telegraphic report al Port -\r
thur, where he weal last Baturday. and thai uiu I
ship is .-"ni lo Nagasaki f-.i coal, Bhs baa been .11
1 on.1.1 and Chines? port?, away from s coal supply,
ariy two months, snd her bunkers are proba? |
Ply empty.
The erulaat Marblehesd reached Klagston, Ja*
males, to-day from Cartagena Bha win remala
only long enough to take on a supply of coal and I
itesm directly for Hampton Roads. The Co?
lumbia will 1.main m ib.- Weal Indies until Join? 1
by othei vet ol the North Atlantic Squadron in '.
januarj
?.o order w? isued al tha ?'-.ir Department lo
pla. ing Piral Lieut.. inl ti C Well h, of tha
16th infantry, on the retired Hat ol th.- Army. Dui
kaa lha 1st? ? Icago atrlka Lieutenant Welsh had
trouble with the i,,.on,, ; hli regln ni and slapped
his face. Th? scl caused th depart men) com
miiii.r to Inquire nt.. the asnlt) ol Lteutemnt .
We -1. snd the board which conducted the examina?
tion / end blm mentally unsound, and 1 ?. ihla r. 1
son he war. to-day retired. He was appointed to the
Militari A.?ad. my In September, i?o7, from Pennsyl?
vania, hl? native tstate. lie is now Stationed at
fort Sheridan, Illinois
Passed-Asslstant Engineer s. H. Bldrldga has been '
order. 1 to dut) si t;,.- Naval Academy, and r.i.--d
\ tant Engineer r. \v. Baton la lb. New-York
Navy Yard.
Colonel Henry M. Laselle, ixth Infantry, was to-day
p. ii- 1 on in- retired list ofth ? Army .11 account of
disabilities H- entered the Military Academ) from I
Massachusetts In July, 183& and during tb? wir
served as colonel of the )*>ih New-York Cavalry. Hia
retirement promotes the following oncers: Lleuten? ,
ant-Coloaej Datngerfleld Parker, ,.f th- i3:h Infan?
try, to colonel of the luth; Major Worth, of th' M ;
Infantry, to lieutenant-colonel of the 1'Ilh; Captain
.1 H t-Tcach, of the l'Jih Infantry, to major of the
Mi ar.il Lieutenant I\ H l'"r. nch, of tha lsth in?
fantry, t.. captain of the lflth.
\ m.dal of honor was to-day award.-1 Captais
Peter ..race, of th.. SU PennsylvsnlB Volunteer In
fsntry, by the War Department. The award w?s
made for gallant conduct displayed by Graei? m '
ctlon at Vliite Oak Road, Va., March ?l, K?? !
The Banking System
?Seems mighty shaky nowadays. TOO HUN NO
RISK, HOWEVER, In "I'.ANKIXG" ?m
RIKER'S EXPECTORANT
Till: ONLY COCRTAIN CURE for a COUGH
<?r COLD, BRONCHITIS, HOARSENESS, or any
disease of Throat or Lung?.
Tastes nice, too. CROUPT CHILDREN CRY
FOR IT.
<r?n!y ?M ??s a big bottte?and Tour M? ntf Back,
Inatanter If it falla
of v. ur ?Druggl?-?, or at
RIKER'S,
6th Avo. Cor. 22d Street.
AN EXTRAORDINARY RUSSIAN
M. ?POBEDONOSTSEFF AND HIS RULE AS
HEAD OF Till?: MOST Hoi,Y SYNOD.
Of all rettilnlsc-n-es ..f sncdl and taste the
queeresl la ?given In the ?tortea which travellers
r?late of their first a cqoalntan? ?? with that ? *_tra??r
dliiary fruit, tin- ?liiilan. which ?grows .-" i?l?nti
fni'.y In the Islsnda of the [odian Archlpelatro,
When fnii ripe this fruit give* out an over?
powering ?ten h something rjuite Indescribable,
_1
?/-____ ? A'
M POBEDONOST8KFF
Hut lei ih?- lits- dlagusl i.cerc?me, and the
fiuit fairly fastened upon, and it yields to the
courageous eater g flavor surpassing In rich
neas that of all other font? in one luscious >m?
blnstlon
Constantlne Pobedonostseff Is iti man) n
a poUtlco-goclal .im l.?ti \V. T Stead tripped ?v.-r
of in? wires when on big vlsll to Russia t?>
write up the Czar, and ?he I '- ?cabulary
is ,i ,i fruitful enough ol rpltheta properly de?
scriptive of the re il i>- ? i in illt) of the Obei
Pro iror. The stot. wh 'i L'gollna ; .'. I In th?
?Ses of Bvei tatlng Ice, ift-r he h ? ! wiped his
Upa ,.n i... i. ? if in.? inui ? ? ' ??? in
hardly m pa re with Mi <-. id's dlatril.n the
unfortunate head of the M -t ii ly Syn !
Bul wh.-n one bevomea calm, and 1? at.le fully
to underotand tbli Send III arnat? (and Mr.
St? i I Is n-.t th.- ? ni) one In Ihe rank? ? f th>
horrified), It will b* ' un 1 thai then in "ii.
creasinir |.iit|i.?-" underneal si I behind hi?
outrageotis and i>erai?teni pens itlona of Jew?
and Rtundlsta; thai he bat tic plans for
Russian I't ? ? ? ? - fosters mom? nl ? i*
and fai t- ?? hing Pan HI ??? ; pi '? - and that
what h? h ta _ n? ?nd - i ing, i?. ? ? t ? ? ?
t.. ? ? r per for i I and -toi? k
??st means f great ( ?that ?/??" i
may come I
In ? ?'??? . ? . M !? - : :i..-t?.-(Y hai ??
?trons.. antlthei i iracti i .-. I? not l?\
any mean.i ?u| ri lai s will repaj it'len?
explorml. n. an I whl? h In It? |?i ?found ?rid r?'i'?
in? Impulses st;. : ? wl u ? regards
a? the greatest ? ! ' t mil l ?-' ?
\t Mouni airy, ? ?suburb ol Philadelphia. In
the grounds of an old C iher?
occuro m ha . sed
Far bad I : . i. n in Mm??
Igtnal Huguenot ownet ; i mi?-.'. s i u -h tre*
i,, ir his house, and oi ind
i Nom ? r. ? i gi
? .. . II -. a' ? ' ?!.?
T.--.1 lly snd bill
? >k bol la ? asm?
Its w??i
?nd t "i ! Ihe ti It Mdi .ta
. ? ' - nk bra I
.. ? ?.I like an. - . ?
and, falling ?--. i .-?? il branch??? ?.( the
spruce an I Ur, elut bed ?>? ;? I them
And, having I red a t h hol ? mir-r
i i. ? /?? it?, old
? i .
?a The In l: di? i si .-.I.. I- iv.-s and highest
twir? (lrst; then in des; I hen trunk It
s, |f? ni Ul th f ?ids ..f the ??? tarla > ne so i ????
agalnat each other is to form a tight Bplral age
f ii the ??: 1 tr? ? ?
T"di-. what remain? r?f th? larch Is a mere
shell, with t ??' ?? c menta B me day Ihe wh le
relic . . ? But, mean
while, the wistaria -1? ks Iteell ? ich spring with
Ita pal? viol .ii.d odoroui lu lera, and hides
the crumbling, dead husk ?.r it? whilom i ipp rter
with a fantastl \--il ?<r twin iik. fragran a and
beaut).
The rdmlle In i- rfe ?: The lu -h is R isslan
Libert) Tie sprui-e is Autocracy the Csar. The
fir Is Orthodox) the Hreek Chui h The method
leal, Inevitable, soulless, id rol t, bewitching wls?
t.ina is the Ober Procurnr -?f th.- Mos' Holy
Synod, ? 'onstantln? P ??b? lonostsi It.
Constantino Pobedonn laefT was i> ?r ti In 1<>27.
?The -"i of a university professor in- youth and
early man h.i war? ?peni In tin- ?iry, dwarfing I
ECZEMA ON LIMBS
Hov? h .Missionary Suflerrd. Death
Only Ki-ll.-f K.\|i?>ct'-<l. Speedily
l'iirr?l by Cutlciirn.
I have been trouhled with chronic Kcrema on
my Until?, 'ihe Itching ?_? v.-r> annoying and
n?-?!.- lue unlit (or n..ik. 1 hail trn-.I many
rein.-iiie? and consulted a
go? ! pbysit lan, who pre
j - W i Ibed i??r na- nine month?
t't it v.,Ill mi |..-tu nti.-iit rellel. I
'-? ^? ?? li gradual]) grew v...|s,. ami
was.. Ih-.nh vvuulil have
lui n a relief, and II era? ihn
oaly 1.1.? i I e:.?.-, ted, .lu*t
th? Ii luv Wit* .1 thank ?..?1
f.u ;. gtssd one) found th?
book )0 i sent la Mime nut?
of the ...n- i.i.e ?> ?uni n ?.i it
tbrmif-h. Bha ?!??rhar?:.-?i th. attending phy?
sieian and sud we sould try lb? ii rtctai
III -l.l'lls. J l?t.,|, |a i-e linn, _l?,i l 11*0
tullidlo ?.t la- ? Ai gust. i?r?i. -iriii?- a be?? ?in; (>1 v
when the tir.t hu? exnaiwted. 1 ai i now *??-ll
?ni attend m ray raitaionary v.nk. | am
1??? retar] of I be .- illlran ( uuiity llibla Society
(ijnrtrall ii ? loneal . Have I. . I In inl?
* .i?? ..i ?: win- in :he i i.irntv for ? Iiiee.i vi.ir?.
'i?. ??. .iiiiiiieii?: tin- ? i K*rsA ISr.MKi.iM to auf?
fer ng buiaant?) ?ill is- a part a. ray a_ISBbs__ry
work m ;ii?. futur ?.
itrv. '.T',?4<>v ?;i[.i.i:si-!k,
P.O. BOS 11, ..|iMi-:.i,|., n.illlv?ii to., JlTYi
CUTIC?R? WORKS WONDERS
The alsM-N Brtnv gloaa ettrsfl ?It.u ettected i?r
the < ? m ? i.\ i.i vt ki?i t? j o?-, e them to be the
gn ? :?? it ?I lu rare?, la...i i ourtners .uni humor
re.ill-a ?-ver cOUi|i?>iil?'le?l. Ni. ?tilfiiient I?
m..!, regarding ti.? m not Justlte-I i.\ iba
?troii?i-at e-.liience. People In cvrrv waik of
lile tiae them ?tul rrcominend them. Their won?
derful i (>|. . :.? r i * > _i.?l rale ?ni du? to II. > Bang
effected ti) tbani.anil ti?'- la thau-Ml tubatan?
ti.il e. iile'ti.-o ?if tlrlr c-tr.iti-e trahie, r-.i! >
greater ih.ui the r-oroWncd ?-lr? at all nthur
lil'.ixl atiu ?kia r.tneiiies.
I^nld throi?j(lie-t th? wnilil. I'rlre, C"Tlct'R*,
tioe., loar, Ha.; Itg-ar-?ra?rr, 11. I'orrr.u [MM ?
am? OmRMU ( nur , eul? r-uprli l..r?, ll.??l?,ii.
Sm~" II???' to Cur? M.ln I>W_a? a," omlled fr??.
|PLE8, l.litrkh.-?.!*, reil.roii.h,
blly akin tuii'.l by (i ri< . ita
h.i| |.nl, niid
BACK ACHE, KIDNEY PAINS
Wealine?.?., Sfiretu???, I .amen' ??.Strain?
| and l'ail?? r?lle?e.l In.Inute l.y
the I'litl.-urit Aril) 1'alii i'ln?ii-r.
.'lrst aud uuqr Pain-klUiug plaaiar. ,
I air of logic and casuistry. The acnie of hia boy
I lsh sports was a tireless search for the band be
I twcen premises and conclusion. Later he re
j celved a flimsy education In law and universal
1 .science at the Law School on the banks of the
: F*bntanka. On Raduatinff he obtained a position
I in th? Department ..f the senate In Moscow S
i branch of th.- service sine?' abolished. But his
i favorite science was not neglected, and he ob?
tained permission to deliver lectures at the L'nl
' veralty OB civil law. These lectures were later
j embodied in "A Coursa o: dvtl Law," which he
published and which went through three editions
j in the OSXt three jreara Th" translation of Mr.
' Oiadatone'a "Bttlgarlan Horrors" ami "Th"Qu>-?
j tion of the East." of "The Imitation of Christ"
1 by Thomas ?1 Ketnpls, and of Thlerset'e "Chrls
I tlan Principle? of Family Life" completed hin
I literary services
Through th< food olllcefl ,f the Orand Puchsss,
j Helena Pavlovna, If. Pcbedonostsejt wai? ap
' pointed tutor t.. the late heir apparent. Nicholas
.Vl.'xandrnvltch. and to his brother, the late Czar.
! This was A." 111:111111? point in his life.
Alexander formed a strong partiality for the
! man who had such ? eut-and-drled system of re
ligion and polity 1 ready SDSWeT for every
question. The Crows Prince died In l*?65. and
! the Orand-duke was declared heir to the throne.
I in iscfi he Invited hi?? instructor to remain two
years longer about hin person; had him later
appointed member of the Imperial Council; and
in UN nominated him to the position whh'h he
has ever sine.- retained.
Personally m. Pobedonostseff is a thin. dry.
bloodless efnotlonless a?'?tic. "plain, prosaic and
uninteresting as Dotnlnle Bamiwon." He dresses
with a clerical BStnetMSa HI.? conversation Is
full of emphatic commonplaces and dry unction.
His habits are scrupulously methodical His
books, pamphlets, documents and letters are all
arranged in apple-pie order. He has a ready?.
formed opinion on all topics?trustworthy SO fur
as Russia is concerned; otherwise random. His
features are pinched, his glao'e. Is cheerless, hin
manner Jerky. He has sons of the .-ase ..r the
man ..r th.. world. The on.- deep channel of his
shallow nature his one Idea is Orthodox Autoc?
racy.
n.- never makea u lakes a Joke He never haa
been known t.. laugh, He sschews luxury, ?'?.en
In the guise of an He is abstemious in ids
hsblta simple in hi? ta-i'es, affable ..rid cour?
teous to ?,11. When ii,- smiles his vis-a-vl? suf?
fers from the creeps. One notices ' |? "unh
incisors." another shudders at his formidable
lusks
M? never enters .. salon, but has a sffercun
or two who, "like H.-i.i, lull, ,-an hear th.- w , i
grow on th>- she.-p'-' bav k, and the grass sprout up
in th.- sro.-n meadows " Orthodox profligacy in
in- eyes Is Infinite!) preferable t? the morallt)
- i Rvangel! al fhrlstisnity The carefully clos?
eted skeleton ..r every Russian Mlnistei is at
liN i.? ? k an I .all. He pun breath Inta their
dried bor.es, .md they <?? m?. forth In terrible
stray Ths mosl posrsrful of ths Csar's a,l
?.is,.is is sfrsl 1 of him.
lie Is al lut. In. n ptlble. lie is utterly
? ;.- n;l:i II i Injustli ?? he '
tii/.-s and ? orre. Is, < r tries to r 1 rect, promptly.
The mosl heartrending appeals of tormented
BtundlSta pas? through his ears wit hunt speak
in?,' t" his 1 |{|
He bell, ves thsl what he does ij righl led for
the best H-- is ?he onl) genuine!) Riisslsii
atst. man in the Kmplre il- is n< 1 .. n an! He
is .? ma, nine
?.-? in M Pobed noetselt was In a I
enough to write a letlei to Ckeetakoff, then Min?
ier of Navii Affaira, In whl It he ajwka o? \, 1
andei ill as a "vert weak man." Upon the death
,-f this Mini ? '?.i,.. Hi Orsnd iluk. \ I.".'.-.
broth-r of rh.- late Csor, md Admiral of the
'.'no gslned s. "ss to h? .rrespondenci snd
,.- 1 < .bis let tel i|. showed II t., h.s
? -. the .'/..r. snd s - Jdnes? sprang up be?
\ ?xander and the >?!???' Pro uror. wh: ?1
.1- 1 a ?<- s , vi?t. 1 s?n .- \t an) ?-tt?- .hi? was
the <'..'iit .- . anal ?1 ) at 1 hat lima of the
? : ,.b;.- hange In tie retail - f I be Cssi
an 1 1,1- H ' it II I) Synod.
Th. narrowness his views mska M
P.ibed n atseff Used In aim, firm in purpose Ha
has wlii ?aved Russis from Con?tltutl 1 ?
In Ittl, wk?n I.-tis Mellkoff had an ap
?. I.ait.-r In hi- pOSSSesltm. at: 1 I II
.,?? wket Igns loll waa b tha point of Intro?
ducing ll undet the same of I'ai'.iam.-nt.iry Gov?
ernment.
Hi* Orthodox Church I? .. mas- of Kiittertng
th?- iiivthtnl .: swaying f censers, th??
r r i n -r. i m i -? tried magnificence ..f chas?
ubles, the met h snd i luntermarch of caaso ked
in., ?.a,-. .? n : tsndard and cm -.iu
n i the shrill Intonations of -< foreign long
Hi? mosl Holy fl I Is red s. slousl) In IW I
solve th? i|U??stlons of the quallt) nf oltvi oil ( he
n-. t in chut h lampa, ind the length of an
? \ ., i > ? ? ! ?
N" ir w 'it.-i-.P-, methodical, me han. at, sin?
irtl? --. ? li i|t, M Poked ii
? . ? I his | It) ? ?' ? ? h ??? Ii II if ishlon:
, -.r ? ?rhi ?ha I ?rate no ri.als; ..ne
- , i Osar, two
* ? ight Libert)
tion. m
? unit) n ? -i i ? ;
illsm ? ?n.- sit <f thm it whl . '.
it
,' ? . :? n? you iniy, on altruiste mi: I hu
. ? md? M Pobed?inostseff has ci it?*d and
I a i'li mi. logl si '
i ? i n Ii The ru liment of Its
? kn s I,? Osar"; ta m tto, "Let
Ignoran. ?? t.- MIh-. 't?a f >l!j lo be .?? -??? "
riir .n sin i Ft> BR lint?! i f
Th. re waa a ton i < ?? li P
i'.it??, tun al leraej ? i lay, when i'harli ?
Double, of So *?? Moumouth-at.. wa? arralgnrd
for ?teattng * pall of roal fr un a Pennsylvania
Railroad .^r \. ,ubl? asi i thsl he been
work f--i -..ni, months, that ios wife was ?\ h .mi
nd that he had (her I
nor fu i i" hia bous. ??> off ar wa? ent (
r i ? i had I I the ', 11?
r. i--r ;. i ii, ? : ii,.- famtl) ? i- even mor? d< tltu
that D ?ubi. had repr. Poll - :
be s mil fine himself a douai foi DouMe'a benefit
snd alan gave him an order ? n Poormaater H a I
f.,r a t-.ii of , .: h* tien llsml? I tl
i,.|. iioil.ii ? r-. home lb wnt iwa) ahoweflng
i... nings ..n thi noel nf Justice Potta
?
ills I in CRUSHER hit /O' i OARLR ? ? (.'.
Moses Holstein, ?lateen years ??M. wa? Instantly
killed by a rabie ?-.ir In Broadway near Prln
yesterday morning II? waa riding on n truck, ind
was told to k. t off by ?h- driver. H? Jumped down
with.ait noticing a cable car hound uptown. This
car struck him and k.gad him over to the 6 iwn
tracks. r,ir No, K was up,n him in an matant,
.-m i tus life waa crushed out before the car could
!?- -lopped
Th.- boy was Identified al the Morgue. Ha wsa
ployed In th? furnl bina I.la atore of R Levin
ger, m Heaver at., and had been aenl on an errand,
llis home waa So. 17 Sixth-?!., and he and hi*
brother? and laten supported then- aged parenta
THE DINXEB TO THE MATOB-RLECT.
Tha complimentary banquet which ?ill be Riven
i,y (he Ohio Society of N? w Tofh to its president,
Colonel William I, Btrong, Msyor-elect, on nest
in.?lay evening December 4, prom?tes t., >?? ?
htghlv Interesting affair. Among ths speakers will
be Joseph H Chonte, the Rev. lu- C ll. Paifchurst,
< '.'i ? mi. . > M Uepew, Clarence (?enow, John \v.
.'...fr, Beth Low, Oovernor MoKlnley and ..Hers.
TO Tin THE WES DIPHTHERIA BBMEOT.
stat" Senator Kdmund . i 'Cannot, of Btnghamton,
.? member of the Lexow Committee, was is town
ii.,' night to see Dr. Cyrus Bdsoa The Beaal
young son Is fil with dlphtlieilu at hi? home In
Ding ha niton, and Benstor O'Connor, fearful of ??
fatal termination .,i ins disease, will take home
With h,ni th.- uta dlp'ith. rla. .remedy, to which I ?r.
iMroii ,ia- been giving his attention of late, Sena?
tor O'Connor mM that whr..- Btnghamton phy
Blclar.a spoke hopefully of nia ?n'a condition, he
fell ilk" leavlna m. thing undone In order t,, r< ?,,, ?
hi? i,o. to h alth. He will return this f,.ren OS 10
IPnglmmton.
BOTRRNOR WE IN LET BXPRCTED TO-DAT,
Qoveraor McKlnley i? expected to arrive in ike
city tics morning from bla home in Columbus,
Uhlo. It wss uimoun.vd that he would he here
jesti-niay afternoen, but a business, engagement
detained Mm Wh Ils la Ike city h- ?rill k? th?
h",i.s: o.' his brother, Abner McKlnl y, st the Wind?
sor Hotel, Prienda of the Oovernor say there la
no political significance In ?ne Ciovernora visit t..
tha metropo'li
? ? -#- - ?
a INTER IT BBMOFEn,
From The Indlaaspolls Journal
"The editor of "Tha Trumpet1 rather K"t it on to
>ou When hi: Cal'ad yuu a cheap wit," raid the bus
>'!iior ot "Th. Bugla to hi? funny man,
"That'a ao," assented the funny man "Perhaps
it would i"- . go .1 Idas for you to raws my salary
and remove the ?tl^m . "
"llr> -Riij i?l."
Ho fin? thsl II l? ? ? ijei"s itacu ?. inr.it ui ?ur ?-v?U??l
Bseaptsssk
Oriental
Rugs and
Carpets.
The largest collections of colorings
and sizes in both Modern and An?
tique to be found in this country.
Van Gaasbeek & Arksll,
935 Broadway, Cor. 22d St.
ERIE'S ANNUAL MEETING.
THE REPORT SHOWS A DEFICIT OF $1.107.407
it is Tin-: murr bino ibbb tub rsatacroM d*>
f'M'K TO DBPAULT < >N T1IK INTKnKfsT OX
1 II"
FUNDED DEBT PCMMIBL-I EF
I'lli'T OX ItKOItrtAXIZATION.
The annual meeting of the Mew-Tock, Lake BHb
ami Western Railroad era? held yestsrdey in th.?
company'? nlllwi. William \. Wh. "lock presided
Bad Ibera was a lam? atten.lancp. The announc
m,ni sraa mil" that th.- directora had ?led led to
defsult on th? reorganisation iirst u?>n bon'i?, th?
consolldsted second mortcur-' bonds ?nd on the
second consolidated funded coupon bonds, on which
the Inter"? is dlM on December 1. Th?y will pay
the Interest on th? funded coupon bonde of USB,
rnbli ii la due on th?- earne day. Mr. Harrlman Baked
tin' the minutes of th- directors' m^etlna; be null
i n.111 -1 to th- stockholders This sraa agreed to
aft? r --.:u ? dla tusslon.
This ii.ar.i ..r Directors s\..s reflected: John
King, John <; McCullough, <._"l??n Hills, .1 lowlier
Welsh, Abrsm A Hewitt, William Whit.-wriirh',
William \. Wheelock, Alexandei B. ? ?rr, llenr> H.
Cook, Morn- K Jesup, Oeorg? W. Qul?tard, wui
?uni I.lbbey, C'orthuidl Parker, .ian.es i Qoodwln,
William i. Strong, wui.am N. Oilchlrsl an l E. B.
Thomaa
Th? report for th- ?ear ending September ?"
ahorra a ?.-ti it of H,l?7,<or, a decrease of ?i.ii'.c.T
in stok? esrnlnga an.I $i.'.ixi."-:??7 in set ???'?
There has n ? been i deflcll before since 1MB, when
it ?a- ?i. ;;.,.'.?r The Interesi on the funded debt In
default amount to B.ltt.844. !? la divided aa I ?I
lows: Second consolidated mortgage bonds, 11.5
. i consolidated funded couj n bonds, r.i?.s.i,
i irganlsatl m first lien bonds, IU0.8BB.
"?T?o ? decreases*are*" Interesting: Ton? general
frelshl ?tried Ut&lfl; tons carried one mile, l'-t,
?h'.'S.*. tors ..f coal carried, (3,083 tota carried one
mile. lot.US.246; passencers . ?rr-i. ?>--.:.'.?. p>
sengera carried one mil.-, B9?M5,G8t.
Rxpensee ?.t.- reduced In allSj,MB,9?S; transporta?
tion expenses, FMi,".".. motive power, Wmt; suln
tensnes ol i irs, t?l.MS, The percentage of work?
Ing expenses t.. gross .arm-ics -ais M w. sgalnsl
iV. "o in th" preceding year. The perrentnge "a th>?
leased New-York, Pennsylvsnla and Ohio eras 7!?.i?-.
? asi ?.''?? in th- preceding year, Th.- total set
ios* through tin- lease since May, IM, eras t.'.in.
'?:i The loa? m Mo- lasl year sraa TRRJBE), an In?
? 5 In th?- las? ?,-ir 11,1)0,188 bsa
been paid out on account of car trusts. Th" ?t?l?ll
tton "f ?ums paid before October I, IBs?, rais?-s the
nei sggregste to ti>,7:;.,.i..\ tic smounl carried en
the balance-sheet The smounl "f ear trusts now
i eutstsndlng \? V?."27.;i77. leaa ttHMI m the heads
? ..f trustees. The net esrnlnga >>f the Pavoola
| f?-rr> wer? 990,1*4, a. ions of 114.>7 The number of
ngers oitrri.'.i aras ll.tt,7M,
i1??crea?e of
pa?
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There w.i? a delicti shown in ti-..- report of th*
t'hlcsgo and Erie, ending <>n June :!". of 075,891
The Krl? coal companies, for th" year ended i?.
cembei :.. IBM, ?bowed s nel profit of Wi.'.e>i. The
report of th.. i mon Steamboat Company lor the
cri'lm? th,- asms dale, shows a deficit of
it-,, company has a flouting debt ol
war
I'M - ?
I?..,,.'./.
.'? i.i.ai.-? sh.-t-t of :h?- Brie shows current lia
- ' IB.4ts.l7B, aii.i current .i?.---t.? of ?i.ipi.i::.
ar .v .--. .: ' |? pr'.3?a"
Th- amoupt of KUB.(S1 heretofore earn?-.! n
ii-.,ii." . .i. i advan. ? h irj c>m
: i : ?? i t . profit and .??**
Mr \l ? .1 .. v . ? .,sk- 1 It !h-> uni ?
? :. th>. ;.->''; m./.i1 . '.
. M., could n. i ?ay, .m l ref rred the reporter to I
i'.-r, m i M ? tlrman ?>. th? Reorgant
Mr Morgan declined '?. ^
.IB it :t iroul I '. i\. '"-?
,. . 1 .
? probabl. ?!,,: the term? .>f th?
Kew-1 ?rk, r ... . ..nil i ihlo
? : ha? i !
Mr \. ?> ', . ? ; ? i ) - - ter i,. . -
?? . ? has been g.
? .;, I pass'-ngri . :. nga
prnmMng, ? ?r Haart?).
n , - ? i
i month or two, whlcl ??? > ver
i ? . ?.
auch -; or; of activity. Th? result of th?i | i
. up?.rations m.ij lead to changea m the pi .
> .. ...
?;,. it. ?. ? n i if lor ( .mi 11
ins h i. , calling ??
-!?? ? ? ii rn n? ?'? -:?? ft -r : at Peor?a. III., ? n
Pi ??! uai y 5. i ict upon th of the
I Indianapolis, I ? itin ind Bpi '? ::i . i ,.r ?
? . .....
? \ ? I. ik'- Krie and West ?
. rn flrsi morte ist" over th.- new line snd . seivmd
Indl.i it I., . iur ..- I 8
? -.. .? ,- ?':. l.ik" Krle in I Western gold cou
? i si the r.t" of t".'?" a mils of
,-ompi
? a* ?
RKnrrixn coal-carrtino rate*
Columbus, Ohio, Noi .'7 'no- Ohio Co?! Traffic
s- ie I if tli, . '-!rini!?;: . Hocking
\. ii \ ar. ; r< I? lo roa I, the T-l. do an l O le Cen
I trni. th.. Columbus, stum; ? and llocklns snd th?
I . mora and Ohio, h - r. luced the tariff fr -m
? point, m > ihlo an i v, ; \ irgtnl ? t - the M
| ?u ;?'. River t.. CIS a ton The i isasrta
i that it was forced to take Dr?, step by competition
, from Kentuck) snd Virginia, but it ha? caused a
| commotion among the operators of >??,:.! mines In
minois and Indians, who regard It us a blon u
| th. ir trade The* are using their Influence with
| th<? Western piada with srhlch the members of the
i pool bave connections t.. bava th? m refuse to carry
' coal at that price.
The association disclaims sny Intention at compel
? ini; with Indiana and minois, uni ssserts that .!>>
I meetlc trade In the Dakotas ,?n,l other Weetern
S'ai-s .% ? ??Kit it v.a after snd thai In order t.
obtain it a reduced tariff was necessary, as Ken?
tucky and Virginia were the competitors In do?
mestic "oal, In.llana an 1 Illinois furnishlUS ?team
?a I
PROGRESS.
upic who get the pestes? degree of
it ntvl real enjoyment oal >>f life,
? who stake the most oat of
tin-it opportunities. Oui.-k per?
ception ami goo?! jii'liiuitnt, lead
ch ptotnptly U> .uU.pl anil make
?? ot ifcoae reftned sad improved
mlucts of modern inventive neuius
lich best serve the needs of their
ysicsl licit,? Accordingly, tke
ist intelligent sad progressive peo
pie arc found t<> employ tke BMMl
reined and perfect laxative to
reg?late an.I tone up the stotn
ach, liver, sad bowels, when in
need of Mich an BBjcat- hence
the great popularitjr of Doctor
I'icic. i pi. isant Pellets. These
.-are made from ihc purest, most
N refined and concentrated vegc
v Nable extracts, and from forty-two
to forty four arc cent lined in each vt il. which is sold
at the same price as I he cheaper made and more
ordinary pills found in tke market In curative vir?
tues, there i- n.> comparison t? be m.uk- between
them and the ordinary pills, as any one Buy easily
learn i>v ?ending i.t .. fice sample, (four to seven
.1 laca) of the Pellets, which will be sent on receipt
of name and address on s po.tal card.
ONCE USED THEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR.
The Pellets eme bllioaSOCSS, si. k ami hiliotts head
ach.-, ili//in?-r?s coativcncsa, or c. iistipalion, s. 'ir
stomach, lo-s of appetiti, coaled longue, indigestion,
or dyspepsia, wir.lv belching?, "heart-bam," pain
and distress sjtei ?atini:, ami kindred .leiauKi-in.-nts
<>l tin- liver, stoni.uli and linw.-ls. l'ut uti in glaSB
vials, therefore always fresh and reliable. One little
" Pellet " is a laxative, two are mildly cathartic. An
a ?'dinner pill," to promots digeetioa, take oik each
?lav niter dinner. To relieve <list~t s?; from over eat
inK, thry are uttefiualed. Th.y ere tinv, sugar-coated
granule?;; any child will readily take them.
Accept no substitute that mnv he recommended to ?
lie "just ?is good." It may be better for the dexiler,
becaase of peyiag him n better profit, but lu is not
the ?me who meed? help. Addrees for free ?'.ample,
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sir: *nsa Item In yesterday's Tribune In retard ta
.?i.?.<iiiitiiieii's and r,?i ? recently made by th?
tru?tee? of the Collage of th" City of S'ew-TojfJ
was ?11 - ri?.- s,, ';,- - matter sf
?1?: ffintment of .--?-. on In the collts?.
The r'lles lfttelv a?l?>; t.-! in :? - th?
appontment of a??i?tr,nt profeaeora ?scant u
mlgeanlna may .-iris?.- calling for aaelatan.? m tst
?properly) piof.-?sior.al v.rk Si ?say .|?-?arti;i?r.t B)
the ,ii!|e_v !n -an. h ,,t?,e ?.:...:.. Ain? have ru-UI 4"e
polntmenta us lns_ra-*t04rs in parti lai depar-_M__i
for a titae spe< Itle '. are eligible for a; p..|tum?nt
to sui !i po.?!,ion? Tiiis, 1 cot .'cri-,
tin? sii'-h appointment?, If sny should b? !???.?;. '.o
those who have been Instructors In the City <*o*>
lese
The ii|>|,ui:itmetii of Inatructor? I? m?J< upon trl
den-e furnished to the Esecativ? ? ornrot?t?* of
..??f-iai attalaaaenta la partlctilar depart-MM ?
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of ?tudy. patilli-a'loii.? of ?; ?itov.-.l men . IS _SM-I
advaacsd ??-hoiai-?tiip in any subject, or e.| avaleM
evidea? ?? Th? ol ? ?? In t \o\ tins tin ?a ml * ?u
'h an?trauraae??cbolar?hlp ?-. -in- iieri of th? Mitoii
in the coU-ate, any ?Mie of ?rhoi hkt to
; itment a? instructoi sfter a -"'?- ?"'?--i t?rta
of ?ervi.f, ???. *urnl?hlna -? i lence of ?itt?<inmenta
of the charactei abov? In Heated.
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tion in the mi
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have l-e.-ti so ?, : i ? ?? (urniahad th?
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?if th.- rx-llesa ol th? ipeclal tioii? ?trul
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la, of coin ; P*fc M
loubi who might go to 1 ? me If there
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? ? um tati . . ?:iip'.v ???nn- m this 1 ?. fer Un
iir,?-. i? of .- - ? ? .-'- John'? ?-??iild
and the Orthopai lie n?.?pit?! Th -K* *??
dren cared for b) th? -? ? Sanil - ? "'? '
- ' ? intUI '. ? Il from tl ' ? ?,n
? tli - Tli'i? H w
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up ..f ti 1 ? r ch-Ko?
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?ate m the il . . %t cri??.
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lower hall The ?tl "id inc. tl "
the show, promise? to i Ipi ? .,.-. ng'irai
1 * ?*>_- a ? 11 . * 1 ? ?-.. ? I
airead) 11
7///.' III A 111 1.1: REPORT
_ COUD W v\ E ' oMIN<1.
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in? .-?at of l-?lv S.i;..i ! >r . M -'1 M tl L ?'??-?]
I.awi.n-,. \-i:l-. ,tten i- ! v weat-rl. k.i! *
i'..- Or?et Iahet .mi by ?a ? la S rt_et_ V-" BatMSS
{he St I. !??-/???, -.- \ all.- ?-.'. ?.:|1- - I??? r' _? n 4,V*
by ? dtetaai ri?.. in snaseeatara m ?h* Stlaatai ?*??
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over the Brltleh K?etfear?ai TvrrtUn ??'? ? "? ?? ' v> *
?a*. In the Waat*r_ lak.- -??;?? !'? t'.rr Mn?'?*1^
the Mlas...ul i>a.: Re, r.lv.r ot lb? S ?.??*?
t iivj.,.r,iture 10 ?les'??? ?i-I-vv teto i?i M ?n 1 ' ? * ?"^*
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in tt..- Ml.lll?- an.l N rth Pal!?:'.- I ?at
l'iiii- ?n?! ?t- .i ladly eetAt 11 ' for ***
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lb? "111-. Valley ?ml T. ime,s.., ti- l'|>p?r -l"*''!2
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the vviiithrr ?III he fat., with rl jr*.
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Main.- IfTT nnni|*hll* M.-. . :rai.-?t?. I ""
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lslati.l
vvinl?
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I'.r K;i ton New V. rk. _-<t-f_!l) fair; i?iu<* **^'
ti ..rill?, -Ht wln-l
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TRUUNE LOCAL OBSETRVATIOSi.
Is? I
HO','ils Morm. x.
|fS<SSTS t i II
'??r-r~^
T?T-T? ' ' ' -i
&2??:- :?:_,__:?-?^1 ?*
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aluvna?? in pr?M*ur? a? iD4lcat?d t.>-? -i*i..? TrlBuar? ^^
:??..:.tlan Uiromvtrr Th? breseit line r,-:.re?-nt. ?lu
pet-ture a? rrcoivl.,1 ?,( Perilla l'ia>rin.i.->. ,
Trllmne ??file?. N'.iv. PR, 1 a. m -The amS?-?? f*^\\\\
Was f?lr _n I icneh vv-nrner. Th? uniperattirff ran??
?ween a? aad ,vt ,im-,...,. th? B?.ra_a ?4?)'.? i*"1* "JJ
iilKii-r thnit -n M n.t.iv an.t 4% hlsaer tSSSI ?n B* c'
re*|i.n,Htiii .'?>? lual year. , i.rahlr
Th- v.- stlurr lo ?lay is lll.ely t?> he fair _n?l i-.?n?i'i?"
cller. _ -
A CIIII.U KXJOVH .
Tii? p>?*,nt mRaat, s?nti? ?aaMsf ?n<i ?jaastMas *n'~ ?,
Syrup .if Kl??. ?h*n in n??"1 "f ? I????'?''. -?L,5?S
f?th?r or mother l>? .??tlve or btll.iu?. ill? ??????? *r*"?__?
r*?ult? Lilla? If u?.?; to thai I' I? -h? beat famll. 1*^7**
?Viown. aii4 ?v?ry family ?h-iU- bav? a botu? ?a aaa?

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