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1 k" & (fdr' i f V ?! For 40 Years The People's Friend. The Journal ,.. Leads in Circulation. jtltttt ki CUT" VOLUME XXXVII, NO. 2o0. SUNDAY. KANSAS CITY, lWHRUAltY 17, LSI)."). SIXTKHX I-AUKS. -IMCl'. KIVK PUNTS. SUNDAY. IXHttttttti P. fill S1t1tflf1t m'W vw wxz' 'i'fv & wwjiji -" Aty wa" kw " cr 1 I A STORY SOON TOLD Vrlccs never will be lower on new, choice. increliaitilWo tlinn thoso wo quote below. If you'vo tiny ileslro to save, here's the opportunity. Dress Goods. The prettiest line nf Dress Stuffs that over mine from the looms Is hero fur vour Inopectloii. Handsome new color ings nnd designs and prices so low sou can afford two drewes Instead of one. 6-lnch All Wool Flue Imported Serges In n full line of colors, worth ACkr be. tor rs H-Itich Henriettas In extra line nu.il Ity In nil vhltiten. wortli 1.15, CQ for , ., vC7ls One lot of All Wool Dress (loads In fancy weave?, nsorted shades, re- CQ-. cluced from 7?f nnd We to J CI Muck Surah Silks, worth CV, J)n for , uAL, EMnch Mack China Silks, worth 1Q- for Remnant Sales. Friday nftcrnoon at I:) up w 111 sell short lengths of Muslin for 2o Yd Monday morning nt 9 nnd Wednesday afternoon at J.JW short lengths of l.ltilug Cambric will be sold In Vil nt lu lu Here Are Reasons lu sou should come to this store. A new Importation of Hamburg I. nib-roll, erics nt Just half regular prices; choice nt lo, P.o, Be, Co, Sc, 10c, 12'tc up to 5jc. No. 10 nnd M All Silk Oros Grain nnd Moire Ribbons, In nil colors, POiO wortli :oi yard, for IVU I lot Zephyr Ginghams In checks nnd stripe i, light colors, tint ought (C-1-. to bo JO.', are now. Ult IS-lneh Heavy Twilled Hlcaclnd Towel In it, regularly sold ut 6a u, yard, 3i 0 our pi Ice sJisV Another case of 11-4 llonev Comb lted Spreads In handsome designs, JO,-, wortli Kc, for -s-J-O'C Ladles' Heimsdorf Mack Hose, jc, nlnuys sold at u riuartor, lor . BsJi. Just received A lot of Ladles' Handker chiefs, hemstlched nnd with col- 3 orcd borders, worth 3e, for ... .(L Ladles' Snteen Shirt Waists In polka dots and stripes, thoroughly made. In the latest stylo, price elsewhere tfSC $1.2"i, here VfivCy Ladles' Sateen and Percale Shirt Waists In IlKiires anil stripes, large yfl jT stripes, the dollar kind, for.... fSC Ladles' Uxtrn Quality Mack Corsets, In all sizes, that haw; been 73c, are v! it. now tOC Nottingham Lace Cui tulns, In new de signs, taped edges, 3". yards long, spe cial prlrcs this week, Kic, 73c, Hie, 11.23. fl.U, 1.75 up to ?3.30 pair. Notion Department. Little savings oon mount up. Here's jthu place to start In: n Hook Corset Clasps at He. S-lneh Whalebones c a dozen, l'atent Hooks ami l'es, '2 doz. for 3c. 100 yards spool Cotton, L' spools for 3e. ltest Sewing Silk, 3c .i spool. Curling lions with two handles at 0c. Stockinet Dress Shields at 3c a pair. "Whalebone Casing, 9 yard pieces for 7c. Nero Jet Trimmings at 3c, 7c, Sc, 10c, Uc, lie, lUe, 22c, L!c and 29c a yaid. Shoe Department. Sacrifice sale on'bovs' shoes. Don't fail to see this lot. Congress, with plain or cap toe, different shapes, solid as a rock, stzo , 4 to 5k'. -Manufactured to sell at KQ S1.00., The lot goes on sale nt.... w3 0' Here's another lot of boys' shoes. Chance of a lifetime. Watrunted rubber, all solid calf shoes In many styles, biggest bargains ever shown In Kansas City. Good value at J.'.OO. Mow on Q j Clearing sale of men's shoes. Full stocl: ealf Mines In congiess and lace, nlnln or cap toe, A nnd 1! lasts; regular Sl.Oil goods; reduced to less than CSS QO '., pilco 5)3oi0 Men's regular $2.00 shoe In congiess nnd I.ice, all sizes and lasts, boat quality elastic (Hub Goie); on pale rtj 'SlTS this week at SSmiiS Creel's celebrated tl 00 lace shoe, neat tit ling and all solid, now on C)j3jf Clearing sale of ladles' button goods; plain and patent tip. all stie, v.xiue 51 CO to $.! 50; all go at one pi Ice Hisses' genuine Dongola patent solid, good style, t.ilue 1150; this week Infants' kid button, with tip, well made; this week 98c tip, all S5c 22ci Drug Department. j We save you from 23 to 30 per rent on any thing in this department. 21o for 4 jnrd roll Ucnnlson's crepe tissue i paper, all colors, worth 33c. fCc for Warner' Safe Cure, worth $1 2.1 Ke for Dr Olefne's Xeiwira, woith 31 00. S'Jc for California Klg S nip, worth Eoe. J lor Jl. .lllt" .irllit uriii i.i" Mo for Hall's Hair Jtenewer, worth 51 00 i.v for Wyeth's Beet, Iron nnd Wine, worth $1.). 7St for Cutlcura rtesolvent, worth $1.00. S2e for Jlclllu-e's Wine of Cardul, worth J1.00. ' Tinware Department. too Surprise egg beaters, 2c each. 230 10 ipiart dish pans, 10c each. S) wile potato masheis, 3o each, 500 heavy retlnned pie pans, 3c each. KiO gl.is-. oil i ans, 23c each. 230 coffee mills with hoppers, 22 nnd l. each. COO liush shopping baskets at 5, S and lOo eath. 230 wood tlbcr palls, ISo each. Grocery Department, 1,000 pounds Turkish tigs, 3 lbs for 25c. 2,100 pounds 3 Clown raisins, le lb. l,i)0 lbs. California Hvap. IVars, Se lb. Eon cases solid packed tomatoes, 7a can. Mi) cases Vinton com, 7'i:C can. to cases fancy pickles, 7'i.c bottle, W cases pumpkin, 5c can. M pounds Golden Hlo coft'ee, 20c lb, 20 boxes Water Queen soap, 2o bar. Vour money baek If ou are not satisfied. BOSTON STORE, II09-IIII MAIN ST. Transfer and Carriage Co., 534-536 T0I rt; Delaware St, imt MWo&n UrnynEe, liaage, Express, Hack Calls, Hoarding, General Delivery Reliability, Promptness. Charles U IlUliUer, 1'res.; .Tames V. Itlloy, V, 1'ri's.i Friiuk Kump, See, V?V, home cure W &Zi m$M Till! KX.I.'CTIKll'OlSll la Ruaranteed tn cure disease of any ulnd, either acute or chronic, and when men o national piomlnence lll.u JudL-o JicUsoa, of tue Supremo Court nt the United btatca; Archdeacon Gates, of Kansas City; lir. Del'uy, editor of the N. V Chi Utian Advocate; Dr. W. 11 Woruau, 1'ioaideiit o the Axnerliau llsutal Absocl atlou; Uov. William McDonald, editor ol the Christian Witness; beuator bchnatterly, of I'enusYlvaula, and thousands of leadlue persons la all parts ol the country tt ho have used this Instrument for years In lhair families, will Milunlarlly place theuisehes on record laaouin u, ineru can no noiuiu cure) on. luvestlgatolu beau (or book. J. II. WE UNION MERCANTILE CO.'S I'HimUAKY SAl.H. IP MAS NOTSlsUN fZ!i YOURl ') AS NOT AND YOUR 1 1 HARD 0J Tllii ItAROAINS ow-In be had nt oar tlrrnt Clearliig alr, iiiiiipiitiinepnllliriiiir IMtH while thr la. t, ero lt'4 tun late. 7-t't now Window Similes, tic Now Woven Wire Sprint:?, 70e. White Cotton Ton Mntlre.,l.GO. Oak Clinirs, liitrli back, 75c- Onk Korkcrs, liiirh baek, 81.00. Kitelien C.ibinel,5 drawers, SI. 50. Wood lledstoails, SI.-15. Iron lied, at Cost, 3.00. Oak Center Tables, '2-1 in. top, 00o. Bedroom Sets, pieccs,largerlass, SI '2.00 100 pieces Decorated Dinner Sets, in three colors, 5.7 12 pieces Decorated Toilet, Sets, S;i.!)tli. JO pieces Decorated Toilet. Sets, 81.1)0. Genuine Christy Dread Knife, 15c. Emery Knife. Sharpeners, 15c. Area! I'onnders, J5o Ingrain Carpels, all wool, -lOc. Lace Curtains, per pair, !)!c Jleavv Portieres, )er pair, S:5'25. Solid Oak Easels, 5)e lo BOc Nice Bird Cages, 75c. New Patterns in Ciilicos.per yd.'lc. Xcwl'nttcriisiiiGiiipflitims. per yard, oc. Heavy Jean?, for punts, per yard, llijc. White Cotton, le ami 5c Good Ticking, "c. Tablo Linen, worth 75c, for lUe, Itcil Tablo Linen, L'Oe. Dross lU'iiiil, per roll, lie. Host Thread, all colors, 4c. Tidy Silk, large spooN. 12c. Good Working I'unts, '10c (inml Overalls. -I5c. 211!) Fur lints. 5Uc. 21 prs heavy Canton Flannel Shirts, 'Joe. 21pi'3 All Wool Shirts and Drawers, good SJ.oO viiliies, for 7uc. :ir prs Samplo Suspenders, 10c to 25c. 255 prs Cork Solo Shoes. SI. 50. ;J50 prs Heitts' Shoes, !)5c. 105 prs Ladies' Shoes, samples, 75c. 1,000 prs Gloves, 20c and 25c 750 'l-ply Collars at lie Good Trunks at S1.00 and S2 00. Mall outers must bo ni companlo 1 by the cash No samples sent. WE UNION MERCANTILE CO., X. 1 Cur. l.'UIi uml (Ir.iinl ,v. I ItU y0 People's Grocery. 'OuUlv b.ili'S and m ill lroMtrt.' Telephone 962, 412 Main St, j 20 Hi Xew Orleani Smrar Jl M y z ins iir.inuiaieii nujrar i i"i 4 ltis lV.ihuiy ('off e 1 00 I Um Ciolil lllo Coltee 1 WM ,ll..- A.l,.,l.lr. fnrfnn .,". J tlu 1 .Inn fnffiilt .. . J' :; lllS .lapau Tl I '-'' ii 1 lb (lunpowibr T a -" M 1 lb Ilyhiiu Tea 1 lb Al Cliewinir Tobacco 1 lb Star Tobicco 1 lb Smoking Tob-ueo 1 lb Duke's Mixtiuo anil pipe. 1 box C'ubjn Beauty L'brars .. l"brs Soap 1 ahhoaitl I.niee "-hoop Tub Lam,' J-hnop Tub inn Dm llluh Patent rionr 1W lbs I'.ilent Klnur 10.1 lbs Tamils- I'loiir C lbs T'uie ltuekwheat 1 k.'U I'ure Maple Hyrup 1 pal Ool len Syi mi 1 sal Choke HorBhum G caiiH Tomato, 0 caiiH Pumpkins r eanH IVa 4 cans foru 1 can California lv.irs 1 can Callfouila O.ikc I'liinis . 3 cans California I'ea -lies . . 1 nal can Annies IP 1 SO I 1 4i m LI 1 Si W 10 m 1 B.il can Peaches - llrst Hams, pt r lb . In'.., llest Cal. ItaniK, pot lb . 7' llest llai'on, per lb , .. , lb Pure Leaf I.anl. per lb lu Salt I'oik, per lb. . "i noon's delivered to all parts of the city. 35S! The Oviatt Shoe! UP-TO-DATE , Now Spring Styles now roacly and our cash mothotl saves you 20 ner cont. J805 ? EVSainSt, "Look in Our Sfww Windows. " OH! IP 1 ONLY MAD HER Complexion I Why it is easily obtained. Use 1'ozzont s complexion I'owucr, JiraTTTTTJ 'SSZSSBUi for disease without maliaiie. more couviucio. u uas uureu mviu 1 m,h t,e It. in operation. bULl.lv.VN, tieaerut Wcnteru Aluiueor, U17 KlUgo lllili;., liuiuus Illy, 31 o, aSSf .IB iimmmiimimiiiiiiHiiiiiimin BOURBONS RUN OUT. nis(iit.ri:rt!i. .rrm.v nr hkmociiats or tiii: Jir-sni'itt mirsi:, THEY DESERT THE CHAMBER, ..ctrmir t.utr, uatm to ritrvr.NT an orriciAt, i.Nvr.sTitiArto.v. SUCCESS OF THE REED RULES. si:e l;l)I.M! .Mr.MlttntS IIIIOtWIIIT IN ami a m'tiititM roiiM'r.n, The Troiililnt'iiiup tip im.llr. TnliliV Mntlnn to lllt'fllli;ilti, (he Ollbdll Collilllrt uf the state l.lhr trial! ittiil tlio.Vil. Jutant tlrnrril's Clerk Mntliiii Ailnplisl. .Tcfferjon City, Mo., IV1. 1 -(Special.) Mlsoiirl has had a lontr history. In the hall of representatives many hard political contests have been fought, but this day witnessed the llrst walk out of the minor ity. At 12 o'clock Dr. Tubbs called up his resolution offered yesterday provldlnn; for nn Inquiry as to whether or not a clerk id needed In the otllce of the adjutant pen eral anil, If fo, what work ho has to do and what portion of his time Is required In the performance of his duties. The res olution belmr rend, Dr. Tubhs orfered , substitute which Included nn Investigation of the olllclal conduct of the state librar ian, J. W. Hcvcly. The substitute proUrted for nn Inquiry as to whether the clerk In the adjutant ccneral's otlico nnd the state librarian devoted all their time to their olllcl'il duties, or whether they had dented considerable time In the car past to poll tics; nnd If to polities, hail they drawn their talarles. The pi llu letter of the law requires a state emploe to devote all of his time to his position. It Is notoilous that Mr. Zevely, state librarian, dm Ins about four months last summer, acted as secretaiy of the state Democratic central committee, and drew pay for such political seivlce. Mr. Connelley, the adjutant Ben eral's cleik. was also out makltur political speeches. Mr. Zevely also practices law and It Is said that Mr.Connelley Is studylnif to be a lawer. -Mr. Zevely Bets (Sfi per year. .Mi. Connelley Sl.r.w per oar. The pioposed Investigation was for tho purpose ot dlscovetlnir whither the portions held by the Kemlemen lequiri'd eleiks at all. It Is enoUKh here to say that the Investiga tion was stiKKested by SuMmier and Ar nett, both Democrats. The substltuti- was rtad. At once Dtiuoci.its biuan dilatory tactics. Davidson, ot .Marlon, Jumped to his feet and moved to refer the resolution to some lommlttee. He supplemented his lemaiks by calllne; the lonlutlon bun combe and vate of time. .Mr. Tubbs le nlled that if such men as D ivldsun would Kteii still, the resolution would bo adopted In about a half a minute Then Julian, ot Kansas City, had something to a. lie was followed by Kisev, Tate, Piitchett, ltoibwell and a half do.en other Demo crats, who yelled themselves hoarso to make a noise and kill time. Mr. Martin called for the previous ques tion on the substitute. Then pandemonium relirned. The Democrats weie, determined, to prevent the Investigation by-'any pos-' .Iblo means. Quickly the ran from scat ro seat holdlntf consultations, while the spi alter rapped for order, which none of tin m oheul. Tiny neied like a lot ot rats in a case with a Scot, h terrier In their mi 1st Urabelle, of St. f.ouls, and Mr. Uuekner m Lie a break lor the door at the same In. st int fitlier Democrats saw It nnd fol luwed. our into the -enate chamber, up lino the dome, iloun Into the basement thiv i.in. The er . "the en,'e.int-nt-atms Is cumins" sent them scurrying faster than In riu'e. It was a slKlll never ill ne icir Kutteii and tor the i;lory of .Missouri, may It never be'r pelted. Davidson and Julian st.icd In the hall to see how tho Kopub-lli-ans would manage "no quorum." Sul-lliiK-er and Arnett kept their setts and voted for the resolution. The roll wai called, which showed who were absent. Then the seiiteant-at-urms w is Instructed in hrlm,- In the absentets Iteids' lules pioved to be elllclent A half do.un Dem ni'rats walkid with bowed heads to their seats. Their names were called and they were notlhVd by the speak i that they would be intuited present nm! that under the rub" tin v must vote. To this Cop pede and Kai-ev In angry words protested. The rule, however, was lived and tho speaker would not lecede from Ills position. Then Julian. Averv, Hall and a few more Democrats came In and took their places. They would not vote, but they could not net out and In despair they (,-ave It up. At I'M p. m. Tuhb's substitute resolution was adopted, llepublicans had won a slKnal victory. , .... Democrats tq-nlirht concede their own defeat and In dejected talk are consider. InK what the effi 1 1 Is to be In the country dlstilcts. They know now that they made n mistake and lame , xetis, s for their eon din t ure popular tn-nlsht. Two years aim lb publicans weie In th minority. At that time political questions .if the utmost impori m." i ame up for eon. -Lb ration, but at no time nas there a It. publl' an stamp, 1 I rom the hull, or any itttiniit made to br. ik a quorum The I.-, nd of two v-.irs UK i Is In bnutlful and otnkiOk- coiltl-ast l. the i.'ll.lu. t of the mi, .rliv io-da It has tauisht nnoth, r I, -son also, Itepubhcuns must stand Is woildttldo known and Is tho best movo. ment made. Is full Jeweled. In led sold settings, JJ. S. I)., lire?;, H.-Sps,, Mlcio. ItCK., ltd Kilt screws and ltejr.i movement llni'ly adjusted, nnd Bold damaskeened, una Is udcd mostly by rallro-nl oillcials for uc ouiato tltne, This movement costs, whole, sale, every Jeweler JJ0; a Ilk gold filled case costs, eveiy Jeweler, wholesale, $10. Yuii can buy Monday the above described Wntch, worth wholesale H and wananted to pass lailioau inspecuuu, lor Wholrs.ilo uml Ititall. i:tabllbcd 18.18. 1017 Haln Street. llcaifciuartcm for JOHN J.btl.Vh' 1'AINTS. Telephone 1UOO. F. M. DeBORD, w,,5KSl.VV.L VftUU PftPER. Paints, (ilass and Koom Alouldlng. 11 13-11 IS Walnut bt., liumas City, Mo. RAILWAY KING ftfltfi n.. 4j Li Hf m ' x-f i P tl r mrm- A .Snriiril fur Norlliwesl MU,uirl, The house roiiuultlrn on in mini s liot this evenlmr rotieluded lo In.r.ilh t. port Mr I.e I'nvnr'i, bill to ,' ibll li a "lute normal In Northwest JIPoiui Mnriville want the school. If It Is rt ii,u.. 1 I he private normils win n Mi ton In tli- f irth rnmlnir ii pnrtf. The commit!'.- will re 0111- hl, nil ft lil tl rpillltt-lntr Hie sti' intn tin. lendent In hold n public rx mm tllnn for rerlltlcnles lu lenrti In six d rrrrrnt plai es In this Fiate eneh year nnd Will 1 -commend the repeal of the law which allows state normnfs tn urattt uttiti' re rtnicnte FOREIGN ERSARE JEALOUS, Koql tinl nnd I'ranen Dlslurbcil Otrr Hie Natal Progress of tbn railed SlMles, WnslilnRton, fell. ir.-Tho Ilrltlsh nn 1 1'retich hnvo taken alarm nt the splendid performance of our two new triple sctew cruisers, the Columbia mid the Minneapo lis, l'or n lone time this Brent departure In nnvnt eiiKlneerlnif so rtiecesjfully pi no tired by KtiBllircr-ln-fJlilef Melville was looked upon with suspicion by forelitn naval powers, nnd Indeed thera were many criticisms In our own navy, whbli pre dicted tho falllito of the vessels, but now till opposition rectus to. have disappeared and both tltent Itrltaln nnd Trance tiro tibout to pay ui the OOmpllmetit of bulld Im; vessels of this tprftand even enuenv orlne; to Improve iipoulthe orlKtnnls The iltltlsh naval proKli'tnme for this ear In rltiiUn the eonstruetloif of rotir Improved IllenheluiH, thn Uletiholin belnir a ulster ship lo the nimorctl cruiser Illake, which took part In our naval review In lsvi Tin. l'reneh liavnl authorities are also about to build two "Crolsellies C"uriilrc " Tin se are Intended ns answers to tlm Auierluin "Pirates," ns vesrels of the Columbia class have come lo lm known, In spite or tnr efforts of the navy department to pi event the names from sticking. The 1'reiuh ves sels are to have triple stows, to be of a displacement of from 8,500 to S,S') tons, with "".("'-horse power, which It Is esti mated will itlvn them 11 speed of twenty three knots, which Is nbout the mutlmum attained bv the American commerce de. stroyers. The llrlllsh vessels will be small er than the l'reneh craft, about twnnt-i"C feet shorter, nnd with l.Oin) les- horse power, nnd the calculated speed Is iwent two knots. Tho Ilrltlsh newspapers, however, arc eallliiB attention to the fact that this Is a knot less iqifcil thnn lh American ves sels, urBliip that It bo Inerensnd, as the Ilrltlsh craft cannot nffoid to be out footed, even If the foreign vessels nro qvned by n power with whlih tireat. Itrlt aln Is never likely to bo at v.ir. COSTLY FIRE IN NEW YORK. It ('nines a l.n's of ":i .".(idll-sonni 1,tj Valuable I'allltttlBN Wcrentd. Xew "ork, Keli. 16. A file tlint caused $"",,000 1l.1m.iKP ocelli red In the old Johnson building-, M3 nnjl MT Ilioadway, this ev-pniiih'. It orlKlpnted In the studio of (1 I'.toli, on the 'slvih Hour ami burned down The lire Is b. heved to In due tu an evploslotii amoiiB the ehetnl c.ils used lu photography. The loss to the tenants of the lower Moors bv water and smoke was very heavy. Abialmm Hest hof iS- Son. tourists' leatln r Bunds, dam ago I) watei, $30,000; ! li' llouiluln. woolens, b.ss 8150,000; Van (biasbcek ,t Aikell, Oilenttil riigH, 12.,noii, C U". II u mnnns' f"iins. Jcweleia nnd fun- pletutes, $.',000; r V Hobel, lnllliiu-ty, ?l!o,000; J. II Si-liouf ,t Co., sugits. ?:.U00. A. ."Imonson h lir goods, jjnoo, Clotthels I'acli, sttiillo, $Jo,00l). lliimage to build ing, 510.V00 C. W. Shunianns' Sons bad lu their art gallery on the second Moor, among other paintings, "Choosing of Mp Hrl(lf" bvi Ms,?r. valued at $10,- 000; "Trti.inr Heart, , by Jlnltoii sky, val ued at $'10,W, "I.andlng of Columbus" niul "Columbus In the Storm," by Al Vowsky. each valued at $2() mm Those were on exhibition nt the world's fair In Chicago The pictures veie taken fi nm the budding before the Hi.- ur vvntu- I'liuld re icli th"in. The above estlniiiis of dam ige were those of the tenants of tho building and illlfi-r wlilelv with thoJc- obtnlllt d b the Iiollce. Thev tstlmate the loss as fol lows O. l'ach. fjii.tnn, Sliiiinaiins' Sons, $1,000; .1. H Sehmif .C Co, S1.G0O. J. T llc.-itidoln. 1 .100; building, $10,000. AN EPIDEMIC OF SUICIDE. t-evell SiHlessfiil nnd I iisnrressful Attnmptil In New Vork, -,inii tiling ttiilisii.il In llrlulil IVi.itbiT. N'ew York. l'eb. li. Tour caaes of sui cide and three at-, mpts were leported bv the police- to-do. Vs manv ns that occur sometimes In gloom v weather, but after smell a bright day as yesterday, the number Is unusual In two Instances tho persons iweie found dead, in ihe thlnl death Is t -peeteil and the end of the fourth Is doubt ful An unknown mm wns found uin on uelous In front of No 217 West Klxty-nlnth Mreet at ",-r o'clock this morning. In tha station a surgeon summoned from Itoose-M-lt hospital deelaied the case one of opium poisoning, and 1 note In the pn'-ket was taken to Imlli ite an Intention 10 die. 'I'liu s'k-iied name could not be made out Paul -It Ityan Is Hi- second man who was living when found. Ho lined a naor to cut his throat lu Ids room. No. s"i Wtst Nlni ty-ulntli strut and was taken to the Miinlijtt in hospital a prisoner. The dead are I'l.mk Diet. IS years old. a Itohemlan, IX", Avenue A, who also used a r.VKor, mil John Sihmldt, i years old an liiteini .1 ate (let-man. who lately vleaned btreets for the eltv. Schmidt dis nppeurid on Mouda nnd was found euly ibis morning by his Mm lunging In tho rear of the house, No. .".' v lllett street, where ho lived Diet could not get employ ment bee-uise his lift hand wns erlppled lie did tho house 1101k and his wife earned their living as a clgarmaker. citANi) iituci; (ii:oi:;i: i;i;v sick. 'tho llrotber of tho '.ir In a Critical Con dition I'roill Cnllsllliiptloil. London, l-'eb. 10 A dlspitrh from St, I'etoraburg publlsbed here this aftttnoon says that bad news has been iccelved again as to the health of the c-.iiewlteli, (Irnnd Pukn Oeorge, the blother of the piesent (Vir -Nicholas nnd seiond son of tho late ci.ir, Alexander III. The izire wlteh, who is suit, ring fiotn pulinoiury tiotlble, Is passing the Hint, r at the Im perial resident e nt I.lvidl.i, In tlm ('rlnun, Ids physicians having iliemnl It Impossible for him to stand th ilgorous weather of Northern ltussa. Tho excelling K,w tein-pur-ituro that Ins pievalhd tlirouKhniit Kuropo this winter, however, has cMeuded to the usually genial climate of l.lvldla and reports have now been received tint the cmrcwlteh has been affected by the cold weather li Is said that he Is e-c-pectoiallng blood nnd his condition is le. ganled as alarming. nrand Duko George was born April 27, 1S71. Ills health wis never robust and he has several times been seriously III, cans, lug great anxiety to his parents. miss mm'am: .mini- iiim;i;(ji-. Ordered It, HellnqiiUM largo I'mpirly lliliingbig to Mrs. itiiii'r, ffevv A'nilt, l'eb. 16. lly 11 decision ren dered to-day by Itcferee William O. Clioate, John V. -MeKane, tho evehloftaln of (iiavesend, who is serving a long term of Imprisonment lu King Sing for Juggling with tho registration lists of Coney Island, must restore to lis llghtful owneis uti es tate variously estlmatod to bo worth from J1WO0U to "Jno,0ii. The estate belongs to .Mrs. Catherine Ilauer and her iltugliter, Katie, widow and daughter of the kilu I'aul Haucr, u v.-eil known Coney Ii-land hoti Ikeeper. who illed in the' llIouiiiliiBdalo Insane asylum Jan nary '.'. UA , . . ,. lu addition to relinquishing tho property, MeKane also within sixty das must ni0 an aceountlng, showing what ho has done with all tho money he has collected In lints and fiom pther sources. The big estata fell into his hands, nearly seven years ago. Tottenham, Out., l'eb. 10 Robert New berry, aged 73. shot his. wife dead to-day, He then lired at his little daughter, wound ing her In the hip, after which ho shot himself. He Is alive, but cannot turvive. Fhoillder to slioillitcr nnd k bers Intn. t AFTER SAN DOMINGO. -1 norm, 1: iv mom: rois that lit ii.i: itLi'iiiLtc. AN AFFRONT OFFERED TO FRANCE mn rm:"M'ii WAtmtuiw .r hayti hladv -io roiiNci: iipo.v licit, SEVERE MEASURES EXPECTED, Ml'N.OI'-WAU TAKIVO MOIINIIIMIH IV 1 in: iiAintim or tiii; capital. The l'rfslibnt nf the tb-puhllo Has Selrd tlm I'liiids nf 1'reai ll .Vti-rrbantH nnd Has otherwise ltei'ii Ailing lu 11 Itlgb Ibiiiiled .Maitiiir. lletlilehem, I'.i , I'eli. It' From prlvuto nilvlcesi received here to-tilght II Is lent tied llieio Is trouble brewing for the lslntul of San Domingo Tho president of that Is! mil, It Is stated, hits been act ing with .1 high linntl lu seizing the funds of some French merchants. The Trench will also cltilin indemnity fur the death of one of llielr countrymen. Two J'retich mcn-of-wiir have recently In en taking soundings in tho hit! bur of Sail Domingo. Tito l'tench now have live inen-of-wnr lying at Ifaytl n-ndy to pounce down on tho little Island, nnd It Is fenrcd will lilockttilu tlmt pott, It they do not resort lo more extreme meas ures. The republic of San Domingo Is In the en.sturn pait of lliu Island of lluytl. Thete tire live provinces mutually Inde pendent. Tho capital Is San Domingo. Tho executive Is vested In n president chosen for four yeais. There Is a na tlonl congress of two houses chosen with lestrlctetl .suffrage lor four years. These bodies only deal with tho general affairs of tho tepubllc. JJ.icli luUIvlilii.it province has Its own leglsl.ituie to at tend to Its own locnl affairs. Tho ad ministrative affairs nro In charge of a minister appointed by the president, with the approval ot tho upper house of en 11 gross. WHITE RIBBON CONVENTION, A Number nf Interest lag Addresses Mm!,, b 'I tllent d Mnuien Itefni niers in, arlniis siibjei t. Washington Fib. Hi. Tho greater por tion of the morning session of the puii-M-utlon of White Itlbboners to-day was consumed In a discussion as to what are. the tipeclal needs of the W. C. T. IT. In tho national capital nnd lioiv'lhese needs may be met. Mis. Sarah It. I.a Vetr.i, of this ltv opened the remarks 011 the subject, nnd was followed by Miss Welglitmnn. Dis trict coi responding secretary; Mrs. Mai v Unship, of Xlailand; Mrs linker, 111 tlnnal treasurer of the W. ('. T. I : Mrs Chilli V. ltorfnmn. nf Mlssouii, and ntheiH. The discussion was followed l,.v a devotional service enndue ted by Mis ,1. Fowler Willing, national evangelist. After a noontide prayer at 12 o'clock adjournment was taken until this aftci nnon. The af let noon session was presided over by Mrs. t, 51. N.Stevens and 11 num ber of interesting speeches were deliv ered. Mis. Frances Duslgn, the national niganlzer, told about young vnunen's woik In the W. C. T. 1. and Miss Sh.if fir. fiom the Caiilslo Indian school ppoko of work nmong the Indian girls then-. The work of tho L0.V11I Temper ance Legion was spoken of by Miss Anna A. Gordon uml Miss 1'llen A. Hlnif. Addiisses were dellveied by Miss Ilelle Kearn, , of Mississippi; Miss IWzabetli N. Vutes, department lect urer: Heprescnt.Utvo Tllljnli Morse and e,N-ltepresentaitve J. T. Tnlor. The session closed with nn uddress bv Miss Julia Leavens, of Chicago, on physical culture nnd artistic dress. nnlv a fair attendant o marked th 'ltislng session at the Metropolitan ihurch. Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman dellver hi nn address on tho relation of the W C T. IT. to tho church, as also did Mis cuheiiiie Stevens. Tho former pio dtieed great enthusiasm by n ailing a telegram from tho corresponding sevrc tnry of tho W. C. T. V. of Missouri, stating that tho house and sennto com mittee of tho legislature of that stnte hnd reached n woman stnfrago bill. Mrs. r.lizabetli U. Vntes spoke or woman in polities. The n latlon of the W. C. T. I, to the home wns discussed by .Mrs. Helen M linker, nnd Dr. Heagli John ston, pastor of tho Metiopolltnn church, delivered tho closing address. llostoti. Mars, Fob. 10 Miss Frances 13. Wll.ird and I.ady Henry Somerset left l'or Washington this alteuioon to attend tho polyglot petition convention tlifio. Until Will spe.ilc to-morrow. Lady Soiiiei'stit has announced In r In tention to sail for her home, Hast "S'ur cistle, Hngland, M-ireh C. Her present visit to Aliierba began last N'ovember, a cAUTiiAor, ji w ri:oMon:t. Dr. Holt Niimrd 11 i:-iinlnbig si,rgenu for the I'i usliiii lliiri-iu. Washington. Feb. 10 (Special) Dr How ard Holt, of I'arthnse, was promoted to-di from pension ixamintr to evamlnlng sur. geon lu the pension bureau. Dr. Holt was relieved from duty In the buteaii under Commissioner Itiimn, under the charge of seeit-tl) giving out Infoimatlon to mem. beia who weie isaalllng the maiagiment of the pulsion ollb-e. He was charged with having furnished some of the tlati in-ed by Mr. Tin sin- nl that time lu pouncing upon Individual pension cases, and ap plying tlis- same lor the general results As soon as the present nilmlnlstintlon came lu lr Halt expect -a his loiirfies sloinl frb nds would testnro him to salary in, I position, but for a t'mo there was a hisltuiu, and mntteis diai,sed along until some months a-ru he was again started on the pay roll, and to-day a promotion, while not as great as his party eerlces, JS he estimates, may initio nlm, throws him in a veiy lespotislble position, school 01 riciAi.s om;M.r. The Siiperbitenileiits nf North .MIouil I nrui a Club at Miii-ihi. Macon, Mo, lVb. 16. (Speel.il.) The su perintendents of North Mlsjqtirl public schools have been In session lu this city yesterday and to-day, The organic itlen Is known as the SuperinUndents" CJub of North Missouri. The principal purpose of this meeting was to plan a leorKanUailon of the high school courses, so as to scuiu uniformity, F. N. Peters, of Cariollum, was el, euil president, and J. T. ilulr of Mnjierlv sis'ietary. The exoeutlve 1 Jiuuut t u Includes, besides thctj geutlennn. W, F. Jamison, of Chllllcothe, and J. F. Prut, of Ilrooklleld. The next meeting of tho club will bo held at Moberly March 15. Among thg tonlca dlicuvjea ax Ui-oav' e-in "" "riv Yean In Arithmetic," "Hillleiln ltoirts ' "ttntly Uork In ileoia .., , ,.,.. -......: ... ..... 11M.1. iltkh liny. uii'i 1 rennriiiitiu mr 111 GOVERNOR MOMIILL VERY BUSY He lias sIriiciI 11 large Number nt Hills Itt-sldrs -I runs 11 ting Otlur Itll.lll, NS, Topcka, Kns., Feb. 10 (Special.) Oov ernnr Morrill to-da signed h Inrge nmitlxr nf bills which have pssod both houses, in i billing that approrilatlng JI.W) for coal for Wis tern sulTeren. The governor has commuted the sentence of James Lewis, ot .It-well count, from len to six enrs, which liberates him nt once, lie had been convicted of procuillig an unlawful o-crntlon. Hvldenre sub mitted to the governor show ml his entire Innocence, tlovei nor llolcomb, of Nebraska, has re fused to giant a requisition from lluvernor .Morrill for llrant Wllllh, a former Mar shall county man, v.ho Is chnfged wtth llie iiltue of urson. It wns shown to Uuv ernor llolcomb that llllby was wanted b the Marshall luiiiiI' authorities as .1 witness and not as a eilmlnul. The governor lias appointed the following Justices of the pence: John 11. Kirch, of Dim t'reik township, .Marshall lount. Was appoint, ,1 to 1111 tin vac.inc t.iused ,j Mr. Itlce, who was chosen for the position at the last election, falling to quality, John Jlrown. of Wichita lownshlp, Sedg wick count, was appointed to till the va cancy caused b the rislgnatlou of lleoige S. Hutchinson. Itovul an Duseii, of Lebanon, Hmltli count, was appointed to till the vaian. y caused b the resignation of 11 T. Shields. Hermann llcrr was appointed at Oleen wich, Sedgwhk county, to 1111 tho vacancy caused by illliim Salter. The governor also attaclu-d his olllclal slgtiatuie to lion e bill No. 1SI, which au thorizes the bund of education ot Kansas City, J'ns , to hi a special tax ot 0110 mill nil ueli dollar of taxable ptoperty for the purpose, of lalKlug about $ir,(l to p iv the teti'iieis ot the ciiv si luiols for services during the month of November, Ib'JI. THE GING MURDER TRIAL. Hopes f tbn lief, -ii.,, !,, Mi liter Will's Llblenin Nut liealweil Willi .Miss Win liter. Mlnuenpnlls, Minn, Feb. 10 Tho defense In Ihe Hiiyw.nd minder tilnl came 1111 snillliig tn-d.iy after tho staggering blow ib alt It jesti-nlay by l.lvtriiiaii Wilson's evliluue. Thn lensoii for the smiles lay lu thn confidence; that tho Hist witness this mm mug would completely shatter the evl denio; of Clans A. Itlixt by her testimony. Hut Oleic was a slight slip In the talcula tloii'i of Mr. Hi vi In that ptevented, for the lime, the lull fiiillliui of his hopes. The witness was Miss Maggie Wathtii, who Is the suuogi.ipbl i- or HUM'S attornc. On Hie day heroin liiilstmas tlm atlotney look her Into HUM'S ctll for tin- piiipusi. of ink ing tlowii a statement fiom the pilsoiier No one else was piesctit nt tlm time, and shy took down such v. olds as tho attorney din 1 ted. lb win thili tend from a stati iii' ut imputed to Hlivt, saying thai he and AdO il.1yw.11d had planned the minder, .tin! had guun out to Lake Calhorui to ar i.uire the cii tails tlin week bc-fcue. lie ask. I .Mlis W.irlitir If HUM bad made the -t ittment that lie had lust lead to Ids at t amy Hefoie slit oulil answer ibn state Int. iposeti an objeitlou on tlm giouml that whatt vt 1 statement had been mail" 1 llllxi 10 his atloiliei was litvlidnlil, inidt 1 I lie hinii statute. The mint lliiallv nib-d that uii'ler the eireiinistmi' is the evidence was itiailmlssiliic, but gave Ihe defense until Monday to produce authotltles. which may change IiIh opinion. So Miss Wachter was dlsniisseil, and the skull, on which tho wounds whlah .Miss (ling received weie lllustiated, weie sent for. TbU'u physicians vyete put on the stand b the iH-feiise, and aslied livpothetle.il nuestlons bin ling on the inn stton of a liiKiuit"! skull Dr C. II Nun Is thought II highly iiupiahahle that Ihe dnuble I'm. -tin,) hid In en . mis, ,1 1, tin- fall fiom the IniHge as t xi'lulncil b llllvt Dr. S 13. Ham e thougnt ll ncM to impossible M. ('. D leis .said he had a long army e.- I'llleliet, but lie 1- id 11. VOt IntolMl Of 11 c nm where a tall ot thr. feet, like tho iitiu disirllied, had pio.luciii such uae lures ot the skull Couit linn udi'iuined until .Moudnv mottling DEBS PROMISES SENSATIONS. He Will Epilog 'I beia In Clili-iign rcliru urj 'LS -lit) Mas Aiivin us for a 'lilal. Terie Haute, Ind , Feb It, The) adjoutned conspiracy tiial at I'hleart'O will n. vi r be itisumed; it will die out," said ilugene V, Debs, piesident ot the A. It I' , to-night. ' While coiitliiL.l hi the Woodstot It Jull, I said I, would stake my heud that no jury would convict me and ni tolleagues. That ctatL'iiicul has b,en us notid us mown as a result of the lecent thie dtis I was In court at Chicago That adjourned ulitl will never bo continued; I will never be put on the stand uguln In that case I wanted a triul, but the Oenetal .Managers' Associa tion connived to have It U'Ucd. "We bad the Jury with us imnnlmouslv, and had them completely l,no Ked out. .Mr. Wick, h went to Huron.- to esi ape tho tilal. I will tell the pi oplv of Chi ago a f - w ihlugs on Thiirs.la evening. Febriini C1", when I will siieak at the Auditoiium on 'Who Are the I'onspiintors?' A series of setisutlons will be- sprung rcg.ndlng the ileneial Mining, is' Association, which wo.dd have come out In tin, trial If It had been continued " MIRBACH'S RESOLUTION. Ibt- Itelihstag Votes to Issue liiiilatinns fur a Mount, ii) Cnugicss to 111., i us siUer. lleilln, Fib 10 The relehstag tn-d.iy adopted the rt solution mbtnltted i)sterday b Count von Mlib.tc.li, Instrtietlng tho fed. er.il goveiinnunts to Issue Invitations tor an International monetary conference, to tul.u action for the rehabilitation of silver as a circulating medium. Prior to the adoption of the resolution Count von posadoivtky Wt-gner, secretury of state lor the Imperial neii-uny, on behalf of the gov ernment, deelaied Its Bjnipalhy with the objwt aimed at by the lesoluuou, (scttim; nttv in i out- .scorr. All thn Siloiins lliiin Closrd and l,bimr Arn lery hi a, in. Fort S alt, Kits,, Feb. 10, (Hppcl.il.) Pur suant to order-" fiom the police lommls sinners, ever saloon lu thn citj ck-s, d its doors at B o'clock this evening, and for tin llrst time in two )ears liquor cannot be purchased ovti the bar. All gambling houses have been closed on account of the Cubblson anil-gaiubling law, and Ihe city Is cut out uf about 51, I'M a month revenue, which his ht'i totem hum paid In ndianiu lu the place of monthly lines. Cuiiipi'iiiiiislug mi lirapiry. Chlcuu, Feb tO.-Chnlimnn Itithardson and Seuntnty Mis Cuia Weed, of ihe Iowa nionumnit cnmmlssinn, iPtnnieil to lies Moines this uiuinliig. It had been ex liected that the other membcis of tho cummlsslon would be present to-day nnd a nieetluu would be held legardlng the stat ue of Iowa on tin- monument. The mem. liu-j of the commission am divided on the amount of drapery to lis used, A com promise Is printing wlureby the statue wilt be piolestly dra?d. ThuiKlnii Consults With (Jrcsli'iiu, Washington, 1-Vb, 10. -Mr, Thurston, the Hawaiian minister, had a long Interview With Sectetnry (iitsham to-day, It u sur. mUed that he was .on ulting tho secretary relative to the jpplli atiou made by Fulled States Minister W1UN to the Hawaiian guv eminent fur a stay of .eiiti-n o. and copies of tho leHords of the military cominlsslon In the i-'ises ot Hullck and other alleged Americans, who were sentenced to death for paitlclpatlon In the rebellion. Natural (ins. lttfli Hill, Mo., Feb. lO.-'Spechil.) John Klumpp, who was giauied a mutual gas franchise by this fit, announces that the work of prospecting will begin February 20. A shaft will be sunk on laud south of this city, and will be under the manage luaut of J. It- "tUershalt. ot Kansas City, Hi honi - ,itnir protnlti.tit citifiuurs pres- .... . I., vl.l. . I, r... ....... I., -I 1. I un,. 1 . .1 It, I l",, '- ,'i'-.I- ,,,'I,,,'I.'4 ..... ... ... Il-ill of .MontKomeiy. J. T VntiKlm. of Klnlblnn. nn I A I. MeKenjile, of Mncon A thorouph liisp.-. nn f die Ma -on public schools km nm le by the superintendents in a body. . 3 3 Aff Mr ,, . . . . WERE IS CHARACTER IN OUR CLOTHING. The Dress anil Business Suits wc make for S20 iwtl $25 Imve us (food presentation ami quality as any man can want. 'The low prices at which wc do line tailoring must not enter into your judgment until you see our work. Then you will know our S5 Order Made Pants arc still loaders. F. B. ROBINSON Tailoring Co., 824 Delaware St. Till; .IL'NCUO.V TAILOItS. TO REOPEN THE SEAL QUESTION Important Mi p III tided 1'pnn by tlm Cnllllllttlell nil WlltS Hint .111 .ins. Washington, Feb. 1".. Important action upon the seal fisheries of the Ilehrlng sea was taken to-day by the house, commltteo on was and means. It wns ngreed to aiithorl.e the president to Invito the gov ernments of (iient lliltalu, Russia and Japan to unite with the United States lu sending .1 Joint commission lo Ihvcstlgatn tlie seal lishcrles ot the Ninth Pacilic and Ilehrlng mm. Tho president will be author. Ired lo ntiange ,i modus Vivendi wlih thc-sa powers for the protection of the s als until the icport of the commission bns been in ide and .icted upon. The eeict.ny ot the treasury will b.i empowered to take steps to Kill the scali under the terms ot the Dlngley bill in eusn these nations refuse to join the I tilted. Slabs lu an Investigation. The I Ian vvhli li the commitiee agrees! upon was recommended by Assistant See letary Hamlin ot the tieasuiy department, who visited the Alaskan waters last vear and looked Into the sell lnieicsts tluir, and by ('hall man Wilson. Fui-h govern menl that deeltb s to lietotllt- a part o the agitenieut will he luvlttd tu It signntii tluee eominlssloiiers and to aiiatg. that Hie i oinmlssiiin shall begin Its work with out dt In. Then- lias been much tn- u -Moti In tie i uinmlLtee of tin- pruprut o liop.-uing the seal question lu u of tint iigulatlotis nilopted as a itsult of ihe tlmt. lug' of the Pails ttibimal and the iiueuioji was adinliteil to be one v. libit affor Ii-d gioiiuds for a diffi rence ot opinion Thn members were unalniuusly of the opluldtl that the regulations had fallen short of ,if. eoinpllshlng their puriose und It was con tended that (Treat Britain could have na grounds of dissatisfaction if repn lentn tlons are made to her that the spt r 1 -termlnatloii of the seal held is lnevltnlil unless furthci imasmes of jitote, i ..n , ,1, be adopted, and it she Is im,i. i r . oi-eiate v 1 1 1 1 the other govertiniiin ivt It nie lntci, stitl in the s, inipuie r s toiniultt.'- tains, tin- view thai nil-- ' be adopt, d to nov-i i n seal Jivhiiit- in , s N'urthilti wilt, rs; those uiiib i il dlctinn nf Itiissla and Julian, n u ' , t ho-" of 1 1 iv.it Hiltaln ami 'h I I Stitis The establishment nf tl v mile limit Is In Id to be entlrelj u -i tn t for I'loiei'tlon The nronosal a .,,, e- Mi. Dlngb that the Fulled Stat prc-icd to kill the seals If the ,,ti i is d, ellne to take steps foi a t ' strlc lions stemed at llrst a ri'le I v- t . r- ling niie, but after consldet men i- n- milt, t w. is brought to It i supi t ,nil holds that this government has p u.r to do whatever It thinks best with tl s-.m In Its tenltorv and In the water in 1. r M luilfdlctinii. Whether the f n it. in" t tkn tin. Mime view of the question nn . n, this new plan Is a suble. t , f 1. I i ir Sinstor Morgan hn argu, d tlin te le of 'lie Paris trlbiiuul wis ,'ti H f. fictive. iYIANY TRAMPS AT VANDAUA. The Kill) Stores mid Hold Up several ("ill , tl-, Itilieibig Ult-lil nf snine Casli, Mexico, Mo, Feb. IC (Special ) A Ps patch from Vninlalla to the Dailv I.e. gnr tells of th- vperlenee of that I ,n n last night Willi tramps. Dining the cl I w t ii er an unusually large numb r ef tr.mipv Visited the idnci'. Last night the unit r of Iteutl Si. Coon's h.irdw.ue stmc w i i ed open and ten n-volvers and sume . ,r trldges, a down or imu po. k. t KnK.s ,mi some razors were stub ti 1. it- r M I ,r r back ,c Son's eluthlng hiiuso w is mtircd Mr. J. U. I3lz- a pass, d along be tin lat er stole on his way humc, aul w ts li, 1 1 up ami lobbid. Then M L. Vnnli.r'i a painter, uf McNb-o, and V. L pish, in, a druggist, passed that way, and wue halted nnd marched into the store, tie I nnl ic. Ibvi'd of their i ash, the former e.f fit, and the latter of J1J0 and a dlimond sh'ri stud, Tlie thief vbtims were left boiin I whjln the doors wt rii elostd, and the m it m lers tPsap-H tit-i-d A re.a-d -t oltt-it I 'for tha nriest of the thieves. coiJNcn. (iitoM! i:i:i-.iti.-i iov. in lie Appriis, ,1 bv ii CiimmUslun and Mild at Ant thin. Washington, Feb Hi -(Special ) Tho see ictary of tho Interior Is being mged for lnfinmatlon ns lo vvlnn the Cumuli liiovo i-i'scrvatlon, between' Oklahoma City niul I'.I lleiio, will bo open to settlement. Sumo limn ago thn setiet.iry of war abandoned the test ivation Hint turned It over to tho seeietiuy of the lulerlor, and when that was done, many settleis supposed that It could be tiled upon like other lands, and, aecoidluiily. all Ihe claims hau been tip piled fur at the land ollb e- Hut tho secretary has decided that, under the law. Ihe tescrvalltin cannot ha disposed of In that way. Tho leservntlon Is miido up of nine sections, nnd u bill Is pending to set up.nt one section to bo use for a, site toi a teitltorlul homo for soldb rs, Tin- see-ieiary stated to-day that tho res. million would have to be appialsed by a board appointed lor that purpose; that a valuation would have to bti pluced on each foil licit, tiact nf the leservntlon, and. nfter tlmt was dono and tho work of tho hoard hail been approved, the hind would lm disposed of b selling each tiact to tho highest bidder, lie, tiact to be told for less than the appraised value ESTABLISHED 1873, 10th and Walnut. Cabinet 1-lioiograohs $3.00 per iios en. Proof shown and all work guaranteed Vj rfmBMgr rPHOTOGuaPIIER