The Washington Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1895, Page 7

EIGHT PAGES. THE NEWSIEST AND BEST JOURNAL Here is what our exchanges say : Tue Bee Hive Dumpep. {From the American Star.] Washington newspaper publishers THE WASHINGTON BEE. THIS WEEES NEWS. twenty-five more battalions to Cuba. Many vessels were wrecked in the recent heavy gales on the great lakes Ex-Police Justice Solon B. Smith, a | Yale defeated Cambridge on Manhat- tan athletic field by winning eight of the eleven events Middleport. John D Farden, alias T. J. FrankIn, formerly a clerk in the Adams Express office at Terre Haute, Ind., was arrested at Baltimore, charged with the theft of It was the night before we sighted land, And silently the brilliant sun went down. 4"Ehe broad Atlantic touched by magic Long upon deck I stood that tranquil night, Watching the ship’s smooth cut along the waves, Tone from Dian’s silver, shimmering ba | cree Likely to be Promulgated Set- tling the Whole Question Now in Dispute. Constantinople, Oct. 16—Said Pasha Y SWALLOWS REFORM <<" PUBLISHED. A Summary of Current Events—The World's’ ‘The Cleveland. baseball club defeated! . hand ‘CHEMB OF THE POWERS AWAITS i , Sane Doings for the Past Six Days Gathered ne jee Baltimores in the series; Sent up a glow as from some jewelled THE SULTAN’S SIGNATURE. : eek ves < ‘or the Temple cup. crown. ? an Washington f8 ee doubt the and Condensed for Our Readers, The fourth annual convention of the : i a aE ae best journal published Commercial Travelers’ Home Asso-ia- | Brom oot the eastern waves the pale | christian Governors to be Appointed Over : yan es i d as TO. merican in this country. tion of America is in session at Lit As if to lure anew the traveller’s eye Such Armenian Provinces as Desire Them } ¢ BEE contains more news than General. Erastus Fuller, one of the wealthiest | Back from that cherished spot of sweet —Tortare to be Abolished and the Laws ‘ any two weeklies published anywhere| Snow fell during the past week in the | farmers in Western New York, wasi repose, 4 in the United ae 4 Catskills. killed on the tracks of the New York , The Wicateem Hemisphere close drawing | 4&@inst Compulsory Conversions to ' Spain, it is reported, will shortly send | Central and Hudson River Railroad in nigh. Islamism to be Enforced—Imperial De- a i i 5 York politician, is dead. ed are getting up in the world. Friend AES ey z * $16,000 from his employers. ig) i ee ooper has removed the Colored| Peary, the Arctic explorer, says h¢) 4 gre which is supposed to have been | 7° ee the distant, crimson water | "#8 accepted the scheme for reforming will never again attempt to reach the javes mn Armenia drawn up by Great Britain, two persons have so good feach other as to come _ to- r life, they should not differ importance. They should others opinions and be of stance. American’s old hat and put on a regu- lar ‘‘ Dunlap” headgear, while Broth- er Chase politely dumped the “old hive’ and procured a brand new hive with artistic cells, and of course the Bee is humming. Both papers are beautiful. We like to see it, if we can’t. Pole. Full settlement has been reached by the conflicting interests of the Whiske3 Trust. A great gale in England has beer attended with loss of life and shipping of incendiary origin totally destroyed two barns, completely gutted a dwelling house and seriously damaged the Trinity Methodist Church on Ida Hill in Troy. A fire that started in the warehouse of the old stock yards at Cincinnati, O., destroyed thousands of bushels of corn. The banks of home. What holy memories rose Sweeping out thoughts of great, imperial Rome, Her Caesars’ palace, and the scene of those, Her gladiatorial fights, and Peter’s dome. france and Russia, and it now awaits the signature of the Sultan. The scheme is almost identical with | the proposals of last May, which, in substance, were that the governors and ice-governors of Van, Erzeroum, - im ina married man’s ga dise é 5 that bochoed ant wile ie i ' SS seet : Sree aes tase water at an au ever : vas, Bitlis, Khartut and Trebizond ¢ bove triffles. Better LATE THAN NEVER.” Gen. Mahone, who suffered fr ; ing in the vicinity was at the mercy | Sweeping aside those pictures vague yet | ‘vere to be Christian or Mussulman, ac- i P [From the Texas Freeman.} recent paralytic stroke, is somewhat | of the flames. clear | sording to the inclination of the popu. ‘ * lom make preparations for ‘ Been cee improved. vell-known he Of Paris, o: , sad, histori tof 2 = : m prey a1 improves Foster E. S . a well-known ho ne vast, sa istoric spo! | lation, and the appointments are to be , hence the most mischief 1 small things. woman wtth a good figure We are just a trifle late in saying so, but the Washington Bee has made me- chanical changes that improve its ap- pearance and reflect credit on the man- »y contented mind will prove attractive to those around beautiful woman who is agement. The Prince of Wales denies any con- nection with the Rose challenge for the America cup. Harry Wright, the famous bk manager and player, is critica: Atlantic City, N. il at man and a K th Adams, Mass., was shot by John B. Hol- ; man, a traveling salesman for the man Kodak Company, of Roche: Y., and narrowly escaped with his li The business men cf Guthrie. O Napoleon’s tomb, imperial as dear,— Her Strasburg statue veiled to hide its blot; Drowning fhe hum of London busy still Within the weary brain, her noisy ways Haunted by Dickens’ tread, her Abbey’s thrill tonfirmed by the powers. Local and not state officials are to tollect the taxes and enough money is | to be retained before it is forwarded to Constantinople to pay the expenses of ‘ocal administration. Complete changes rented. [From the Appeal.] Capt. R. D. Evans, “Fighting Bob.” | held a big meeting, canvassed j ‘will be made in the judi ts . : E ees az e i a etre | Of august ient days; . e judicial system. +t lasting beauty is mostly | _The Washington Bee recently made] has been assigned to the command of} and’ decided: that ‘the! Corbett-bii 3 Bust Dreseteces end aucteneicey Torture will be abolished, the police will sic sect ise tied the new battleship Indiana. mons mill could be held there without that grand prayer ¢ composed of Christians and Turks woman who has a very sym- ature, relp others, and in doing so, one who is alv ays sr own troubles that she s tterable to alleviate those i uld allow nothing to convince t ere is a compromise between A ) owes an obligation to his mot sex as a loyal son and gentle- considerable improvement in its ap- pearance and enlarged its size toa quarto. Since his late little unpleas- antness Chase seems to be ‘‘stronger than ever.” [From Newspaperdom.] The Washington (D. C.) BEE has been enlarged and substantially im- dishonesty. h ought to forbid him listen- yut protest to offensive stories women are concerned. of le wives so many unhappy or when they fask r half a civil question they ive them an unciv 1 they don’t care whether or lo or say to please their hus- Men should take warning. puld k to the weaker sex uth manner in which they ch other. ight place and the old say- sto be true about some men ized an- understand that they in the Women’s hearts proved. The general tone and char- acter of the Bee sustain the place and name it has made for itself under the editorial management of William Cal- vin Chase. {From the Fourth Estate.] THE Bee BusieER THAN EVER. The Washington (D. C.) BEE has been enlarged and substantially im- proved. It is now an eight-page pa- per. The general tone and character of the Bee sustain the place and name it has made for itself under the edito- rial management of William Calvin Chase. [From the Southern Forge.] The Washington F comes to us Father Wagner, of St, Joseph, Mo., is charged with abducting a fifie year-old girl of his parish. Formal orders placing Major Gene- ral Nelson A. Miles in command of the United States Army will be issued. The Democratic convention of Che- nango county, N. Y., endorsed Pres dent Cleveland for a third term. The crack American steamer St. Louis cut down her time four hours in her last trip across the Atlantic. Corbett, the pugilist has left for Tex- as, although the probability is that the legislature will pass a law prohibiting prize fighting. The baseball season ended on Mon- day, and the Baltimore club is cham- pion of the National league for an- other year. Dr. Parkhurst, in New York city, has written a letter, asking for a new Com- mittee of Seventy to inaugurate a new reform campaign. The new American line steamer St. Paul made an average of 21 knots an Dour in a run up the coast from the any legal complications. They will teie- graph the managers of the fighters to come there. Capt. John Barr, skipper of Hi Gould’s twenty-rater Niagara, which a2 won such signal victories in Br Waters, has returned to this country. He says the Niagara will race next y Out of the fifty-two races she had sa she had won thirty-one first prizes, eight second prizes and one third. In the races were two Herreshoff boats, the Isolde and the Dakotah. Dispatches received at Athens from the island of Crete show that many murders have recently been committed and that robbery and other acts of law- lessness are of frequent occurrence. As a result the Government of Crete has offered to resign. The Cretans have presented a memorial to the representa- tives of the Powers against the Turkish administration of Crete. dq ANOTHER SPANISH WARSHIP LOST. Cruiser Cristobal Colon Wrecked on the Cuban Coast. Cologne’s cathedral, in stone. Venice amid her liquid thoroughfares, From Rigi’s dizzy height, from swift, blue Rhone { turned, and to my lips came unawares: | America, my country, who would prove ‘The patriotic impulse in his breast Needs but to feel the mighty ocean move Koundless between him and his heart’s true rest. —< There is no object in that foreign land fo lovely as—no matter where he roam— Bartholdi’s statue with her torch in hand Lighting the wanderer back to Freedom’s home. ‘ —Joanna R. Nicholls. J 2s ae oS I had mounted an omnibus on the Poulevard Rousseau and comfortably seated myself in a corner of the dimly, lighted vehicle. » ‘ ‘A pale-faced girl sat at my side, and her marble cheeks glistened with tears. Sympathy is not my strong point. When ' Alaska. equally, and the laws against compul- sory conversions to Islamism will be strictly enforced. The ambassadors of the powers ex- pect that the whole question will be finally settled in the course of the week by the promulgation of an imperial de- cree. Contrary to general expectation the high commissioner who will be charged with the execution of this scheme of reform will be a Christian. This was the hardest pill for the Porte to swallow, and for a long time it threatened to bring about the most seri- ous complications. we | SEA OTTERS AND SEALS, A CASTLE IN SPAIN. Extinction of These Animals Will Leave Alaska’s Natives Destitute. Washington, Oct. 16—Governor James Sheakley has submitted his report to the Secretary of the Interior on the condition of affairs in the Territory of He states that since the es- tablisiment of a United States Com- missioner’s Court much has been done towards suppressing smuggling and the 1 y their hearts in their] | Telaware capes. Havanan VOcuLO An --) ) I was a young man distress dissolved 4 s week eres Sa y a ana, et. 9—Another Span manufacture, use and sale of intoxicat- [this week in great shape. It hasahew| john C. New, ex-President Harr warship has been lost. ‘The cruiser | me like the sunbeam pierees the deW- ing liquors I T OTE ; Chase is going ahead. And if you] ©0sest friend, reports that he Cristocal Colon has been wrecked n | drop) and’ translates its’ vap Governor Sheakley says the extinc- 5S AT HOTEL DOUG-| > ther the Bee you'll get “stinged.” |2*obert T. Lincoln as the Rep Cape Antonio and, it is believed, will | Sky. Misery always made the wings of (ion of the sea otter and other fur- LASS. a ee en ee candidate for President. prove a total loss. my soul flutter, and I felt at once @ bearing animals in his region is ine tobal Colon fs a second class struggle to rise to the heroic. But now evitable, and the natives will be left — [From the Alexandria Leader.] filibus expedi-| The C 5 ie eae pee ene ea 3 > 7 ‘4 5 is iser be 2 splaement an am old an e fros y Briersburg, Pa.:| The Washington BEE has purchased and) am Sonoes oe ato ve displgement li : feelings like the locked lid on a family helpless and destitute, and he suggests w York; Wm. But-/an entire new outfit. The Bee will be | ™unition to the ir = believed ee Aaa ethane GO ee eae seer aileee eae ung United States Government te; James McDonnell _and issued as eight-page paper. May suc-] to have landed n Cuba. ae a Be Roan aa Ine fe PEthoae teatfulleyestrolied tm thetc ae pA i assist them to learn new s Carter and wife. Balti-] cess attend the Bee. The new French torpedo boat ~ Le- sare ins GH E: ie liquid loveliness, and their light shone ndustries, jpeaking of the rapidly di- ; George Washington and forban made thirty-one knots an hour | 70-1! falas aes AS Chen Earareainictal minishing seals, Governor Sheakley nton. Va.; J. W. Peterson = Balt aad Seip dhe fac time ever | te town of Mantua, in the like ona of pune a ate ‘at say§ that his official inspection of skins “eee sed 2 youd [From the Evening SI Je De EEE EeOy END me Ve |poinan i . “What ails you?” I asked kindly. i : “ \. Y.: John Green and wife, Lr aes aoiile Siegel ye ae san Saab Pipa del Rio. ae ean pe “Me? Nothing. I weep for my broth- takén by Belagic sealers last year ». A. Knox, Popular, ENLARGED TO E1GHT PAGES The $ emeeee IGhetobal (@oion ne) Christobal Colon appears to have} °° = _ Showed anywhere from 65 per cent. to H. Christian, Pittsburg, Pa,} -p rash} pee oS aS A ds aauhetiie 9 GOS eee) BRO een went Clie Oe meetin bed her in the 80 per cent. of female skins, thus con- 5 g »| The Washington Bre appeared Sat- ed, and is probably 4/Cape Antinio, and to have put into Bigs Dee le are firming previous investigation on this urday, enlarged and substantially im- is the third Spanish] Gui¢ of Gu for shelter. There | g2rb of a heroine. I wanted to know Borne: Another SSrt Discevercd. |proved, as an eight-page paper. It p wrecked within a year. she tried to ride out the fierce gale and | More. i F | he refiahttatim bab. On Ak Stour ens also presented many illustrated fea-| Tne Durrant trial at San Francisco ; heavy slowly drive iinste is sour brates | cules bat tow cae frei e ts, who have been c ‘2 |tures, including portraits of Major 1ow in its tenth week, and will last | towar . off which th She had asked the conductor to stop @dequate protection were afforded the s and other Moore, Commissioner R« vably three weeks longer. The de- isa d vn as the Colo- | at the Place Moliere, and was about to females. He states that better protec- punts of the City Tr tray 03 - ees c ave fov icit in addition Helnasiaace pein pene are ag conein ube site Demon near reye ey radon me SaSn of Ene alight, when I carried a small bundle tion will be necessary for their restor- peiheoges ex-Treaswer | Ree sustain the place and name it has| * c., 5 aati ze not make | te the street and asked to be allowed to tion than is afforded by the findings 000. The finance o idee eee whe der the editorial| ,Cliza has responded to England's | hea: attempted | go to her brother. | of the Paris tribunal. The catch along Council hes been seek-|™2@de for itself under the editorial) gomnanas by degrading Viceroy Lin, of | to anc tories told 1 iapeidoes icatead the northwest coast by American ves- management of William Calvin Chase. 5 5 here; } mot Hold Across this wide esplanade, dedicate s ) the matter dark until saci Th > Jeadine editorial Saturday | ‘ vinee of Sez-Chuen for his ie eRe Tee to the memory of dramatic genius, there ‘els last spring, he says, did not reach the evidence accummlited | ie tes i ay on. McKinley pathy with the recent Chengtu mission s2n¢ the © HOES is un abrupt turn in the street that leads @ hundred skins per schooner, while the nt to preve a ca aa hints ity presdent es ” *| outrages. es to a large building of stone. It is a British average was about 200. Great ter, however, lez parce Ta ‘i ; The police commissioners of New BOE - AEE, dreary structure, the fitting abode of Britain gave to the Canadian sealers fact, too, that strong sus- reed | York have directed a resumption of the 5 Send - E present misery, as it had been of past inereased facilities by availing herseit ipon ex-Deputy rer (From the Western Optic.{ use of the night club by the police, and Fataliy tpiggen ee P 3 Who Were | C.ime, Here the phoenix of the Revo- of a technicality and violating the clear » has recently dis: ed) The Washington, D. C., BEE is out] the Good Government Ciubs denounce : eS ee : lution expired in the fires of its ferocity, intent of the Paris regulations relating t heard of in Chicago. in 2 y ess of type, and with i > acti t Liverpool, Oct -The six-year- | to rise again and again from its ashes to firearms. He recommends that the in a new dress of type, and with its} the action. Gil Gan Gf AGGRGRE Wemuke ce Taal 0 Bi ¢ Eeous D : = r ——— improved make-up now ranks with the} Thomas A. Lynch, whom the New Peaenenetaire eas tay GHG Gam and spread gloom and rapine and eter- | ae polar hae age i st Negro newspapers in Amer- 7 i ; s ~ Sage aie ~ | nal wrong. . Es foremost Negro newspaj York police locked up as a common] yp. nd so badly injured that he ‘The girl's footfall seemed a signal tween the first of June and the tenth Mui SI\TH STREET N, W. * Likeness Guaranteed. Vortraits in Crayon, ‘astel, enlarged to any | YNCH & TERRELL, ys at Law and Claim Agents, Y OF MON ¢ Sums, on Real Estate Security urned parties desire. the most Reliable Companies. pitol Savings Bank Building, No. 609 WT ONLY TALK, BUT DO WHAT WE SAY! Hy ELLINGTON PORTRA TO LEND, IN SMALL in MONTHLY INSTALL. Life and Fire Insur- Augzg-tf ica. May the Bee improve each shin- ing hour. [From the Athens Clipper-] The last issue of the Washington BEE presents a very pleasant appear- ance to the public. It has eight pages abounding in rich reading matter. Ed- itor Chase has lost none of his old time vigor in wielding the pen. The Clipper congratulates the Bee and hopes it and its editor may live many years to sting the enemies of the race. [From the Baltimore Standard.] The Washington BEE comes to us this week in an eight-page form, and much improved every way. Editor Chase is to be congratulated. [From the Chicago A. M. E. Record.] The Washington BEE came out last in Bellevue Ho: and there is drunkard, died from a fractured skull, evidence of foul play. A meeting of different religious and civic organizations in Boston passed resolutions of thanks to Gov. Culber- son, of Texas, for his splendid efforts to prevent prize fighting. The monthly statement of the public debt issued by the Treasury Depart- ment shows the debt on Sept. 30, less cash in the Treasury, to have been $941,089,636, an increase for the month of $1,834,687. M. Lebon, the French minister of commerce, announces that a contract has been signed for laying a subma- rine cable between Brest and New York, and for a link between the French cable system and the Antilles. The United States Geodetic Survey has established a line between the Golden Gate at San Francisco and the 2not recover. Some men happened to see the performance and tried to rescue him, but his clothes had taken fire and he was terribly burned. A Wild West show exhibited here about a month ago, and since that time the boys of the town have been playing Indian. } asy-Med Mone: Toledo, O., Oct. 7.—This c: is flooded with counterfeit five-dollar bills. Dur- ing the last few days they have been thrown out of nearly every bank in town New York Produce Market. New York. Oct 7 (noen).—Flour—Receints, 19.400 bbls: State and Western dull and we: Mill 34.2004..0 ter patents, do extras, #2. do low g for a light at the upper window, which cautiously opened. “Who is there?” asked a trembling and an aged voice. ‘ “Only Clarette, mother.” ‘ | i I felt easier when I heard that golden | word. Wherever is a mother the angel of | mercy is with her. She is never alone, We entered a room at the end of the hallway. The brother, pallid, weak, seemed to be feding from the earth like a beauti- ful flower that a rude wind had with- ered. It was Youth in the embrace of Love, passing to the arms of Death. Never a strong child, a fever had sap- ped his strength and was now loosen- ing the ties of life. 1 scrutinized the fading features; gen- tleness of a woman blended with a mas- culine look of purpose. Ambition was graven on the broad brow, and the lips denoted purity of thought. All is not Ambi- for the waiting world, to bless it. I, who of August of each year of every mar- ketable sealskin on the Pribyloff Isl- ands. A NEW NILE OF THE NORTH. - A River 500 Miles Long Discovered in the Province of Quebec. Ottowa, Oct. 16.—Prof. Bell, of the Geological Survey, who has returned to the city, reports having discovered a large river in the Province of Quebec. Shortly after his party crossed the Height of Lad, they followed an un- known river which gradually widened until it assumed great size. They fol- lowed this river to James Bay. The river had three large branches, one of which has its source north of Three Rivers; another in the lake St. John region, and the third near Lake Mis- tissini. This new river, for which the Indians have no name, is much larger week, considerably improved. It is} mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, which | spring wheat low grade. $1.9072.6 225 'S 5 is HH ‘ade, $1.90@2.60, yet lost. I will save this boy. | (I) now a ASD quarto, and as the] win be of use in forming exact lines} Wheat—Receipts, 131.0% bush: soles, 450.000] tion, hope, faith, that are imaged in ey pie nega cere tei a encere ae appearance of property stamped upon bush. Market dull and wea lowe! . he a ; PE property iP P' of longitude and in determining the | bus! Market dull and weaker on lower | your noble face, shall be for thee ani ici Sond Ital iced width Gh RES Card and Tintype.'s nd weekly payments duction for cash. ed stored. ng and all kinds of 000: | | | all of its departments. StTaTE oF Onto, City oF TOLEDO, | .. Lucas County. j= Frank J. CHENEY senior partner of the es oath that he is the m of F.J. CHENEY & Go., doing business in the city of Toledo, County and State afor: and that said firm ‘will pay the sum of ( HUNDRED DOLLARS for each t trh that cannot be cured ATARRH CU FRANK J. CHENEY. bed in my pres- - D. 3886. GLEASON, Notary Public. by the use of HALL Sworn to before me and sub ence, this 6th day of Decembe (sEa.] A.W Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken int directly on the blood and mucous system, Send for testimoni ee. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. §2™ Sold by Druggists, 75c. | The draft called for the payment of $1,- precise shape of the earth. Wm. Patche went into Thornton’s deer park near Varna, Ill., on Sunday. The animals are known to be ferocious, and danger signs warn trespassers to keep out. Yesterday Patche’s torn and mangled body was found dangling form the horns of a large deer. Life had been extinct for hours. The State Department in Washington has been advised of the payment in Lon- don of the Spanish draft for the Mora cla:m, and the deposit of the net pro-| Pork—dull. New me: ceeds to the credit of the Secretary of State in the New York gub-treasury. 449,600 in gold. The Good Government Club Conven- tion in New York nominated a county ticket of its own. cables, big northwestern receipts and rep: red May 68% (69. track white free Russian offerings: Fy+—Receipts 23,000. Western 247202. Corn—Receipts, 84.200 bush; sale: Dull and weak under tine weath October 3643: November 35 1-16 33440. Uats--Receipts, 118.89) bush; Market dull but steady. and western. 25@30e. and barley mut, nominal. Beef—Steady. Fam 310.007 12.00. state and 75.000 bush. receips; December sales. 1°,000. Track white State Lari. Nominal. Butter — Receipts, State dairy, 1214 @ 21! @li3e; elgin western do, 16% Cheese—Receip Prime western steam. $7.20. Sasy. 8197 Firm ; 10 pkgs. : tern dairy. creamery, 22! Market steady; for all these years had lived for myself alone, whose life had been an air-bub- ple floating with the mote in the sun- beam, realized that I had been a blank page in a volume of fifty-seven chap- ters. Philanthropy seized me like a fever. I wanted to do good at every turn, A young doctor, poor and struggling, gladly and promptly answered my call. A druggist who was striving to own his store filled the prescriptions. There was hope, the doctor told us. When he left in the gray of the following dawn his words of cheer were more glowing to our hearts than the reap- pearing sun, A few weeks’ constant care had re- stored the ebbing strength, and the boy brightened like a tree fed by the waters | siderably more than a mile. It flows through a level, clay country, is very deep and may be called a new Nile of the North. It is 500 miles long, and | great stretches would be navigable for steamers. Towards James Bay there are successions of great rapids. The banks are heavily wooded with rine, spruce, tamarack, balsam and white birch, Wheelman Paralyzed. Toledo, O., Oct. 16.—W. A. Baker, a young man employed as a stenograph- er by the Paragon Refining Company, is lying at Clyde, O., totally paralyzed and in an almost hopeless condition. Baker formerly lived in Clyde, and he rode there on his wheel Sunday morn- ing, a distance of forty-five miles. He EoUoseé VUCES e 5 | ‘The tents of the Barnum & Bauley [State, large tas 4Gs%e, part | of a brook. daily. I forgot my- | 1eft here apparently in perfect health, received at office of j show were torn reds by a cyclone deat pyeuluskims) My vicite wi se ie pote tafe and as he was an enthusiastic cycler i ai Burlington, Iow The animals, the ‘BES— Pec : . Market firm; | self. I did not quai the trip was not one that would he con- ‘ac Woman, the giants and the living | State and Pennsyly ; that the Burgundy was too warm. sidered an excessive one. Neverthe- \ and the circus riders were all} _S'#ar—Market strong: retining, aye: cen- | My dyspepsia had disappeared. In| jess) he was stricken with paralysis tere J saat iy Eta uae. EE] bea GS trifugal. %; test, 33,c; refined strong; crushed, | the streets, at the table, by my bed, I} .(07 aster dismounting, and one side 544@7-1se; powdered, 47,@3 1-16e, granulated, | saw a trinity brighter to me than the! 0+ ni, body is totally disabled. He is ‘y mail promptly } FOR TORPID LIVER A teorpid liver deranges the wholesys- and produ: “Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu- matism, Sallow Skin and Piles. There better remedy for these omarind om diseases than Tatt’s Liver Pills, as ® trial will prove. Price, 25. ‘and cut windows of Press Agent Hamilton some of his advance notices. Loss $12,990; nobody hurt. The fiat has gone forth from police headquarters that all news stands and bootblacking stands on the sidewalks in the city of New York must be re- moved. A delegation of bootblacks waited upon President Roosevelt of the police board. He referred them to Act- ing Police Superintendent Conlin, who discretion in the matter. There was the law in unmistakable characters, and he | had received orders to enforce it, : 45,@4 13-16¢. Petroleum—Market auict. Coftee—Market dull . 16e. Lead—Market firm; bullion price, $3.15; exchange, $3.35@3.37%. Potatoes—Market steady; sweets, 81.62@2.75; Long Island, $1.00@1.12; Jersey, 90ce@3$1.10; New York. %ce@31.12. Tallow—Market dull; eity, 43c. Hides—Market steady; Buenos Ayres 20to24 bs, 2ic: Texas dry, 24 to 30 bs, 13c; California dry 21 to 24 Ibs, 16@1844c; Galveston dry 20 to 23 Ibs, 16@ 17%. Hops—Market weak. State, common to choice, 184 crop, 3@7c; 185 crop, 7@10. thenlogist’s glory—goodness, gratitude and love. I who laughed at day dreams dreamed on when the noonday beam gilded the obscurest corner. I could see that boy, so fair to look upon, winning laurels, gaining fortune. I could see him walking with his sister in cathedral alsles to link her life to the youth she had loved when poverty made havoc of the hope and despair had burnt her soul till its inner shell was like a char- red and ashen tree. ose The mother, too, rested at their side, with a loving child at either arm sup- also delirious, and the doctors enter- tain small hopes of his recovery, Jail Outbreak. Havana, Oct. 16.—A serious outbreak has occurred in the jail of Santa Clara. Before it was suppressed Gen. L’Luque had to send troops to the scene of dis- turbance. Four of the ringleaders of the riot were made prisoners by the soldiers, and when they subsequently tried to escape three of them were shot. One of the captured ringleaders suc- ceeded in getting away. Sold Everywhere. | imparted the information that he had no ‘Pacific coast, 1994, 34Q70. So gree