THE OMVrr\ DULY JJKE : srXP > VT. XOVTMBFR 1" .
CLUB HARMOSY
I
* Ert rf It * a ? MC 0 -
PROPCSE TO WSOPUNE SOME WEHBERI
Tl.w.in t l * ll ' IB ywitpnrt Mrj-nii
l > Ite llrcrt nl ll * wr ri M in-
r > rnij. 'rt IrttHi f lie C1 l >
Mi n l.i t MtJit.
Ther * ai eonslderkbir cxrltraem ttl tfce
LIT lant tit * ! at Ik * meeting of lb * J 'fe-
i.in.ian cltfb. and bcB Pre i9cnt Hkpple
rsii d tb * bo T t crd * tiwrty wery
prwuciit kae * U t mtievhiftf out ef tiw ot-
C.Iikn WSC to bam * *
A see * orAur _ * d bwni wmtred 1. a.
I'ur.r : secured ttoc Hoer and r8 fl s volumi-
iiout rwiolution In WfcHft U * mated that
u lu-pe * f"tot ) of tit club had not bPB
: -ui so ) * principle * . tJ t ftey l fl sot up-
j , -d the democratic pladora m * adopted
iht" ! rti anfl afterward iiowefl by the
t I. He mnclfioally ( bar * * * that amen ? ;
tin- honorary jnember * Jobs F Irmfa , ThoniM
K.liiKrick. John A HcShane. Gfnrgt K.
ITIben JudgeX Wateley When Watkta *
o' Litifoin B B Wood and Henry W. Ta'es
1 a : cone over to tbe tiou&d smmey party _ t d
t u * on tbls account they rfamild be cxpulled
7r tn the club. A notion to tilt eSect by
I'm L b * carried unanimously
I in * motion s commute * of five was ap-
JIMIfd by tbe club to investigate the eoa-
< lu'of certain * cUte member * In the stme
coMicctloti. anfl the c-islr appointed 1 J
Imnn Harry Miller , W S Rbneaiaksr J J
< p ' unnrir htifl Louis Piatti at tbe fommiree ,
vL orders to reiion at iiit * After c lew
z u utffc' esKcutI c wamlon tlje roinmlttee re-
? u-iipd to tin- room and banded to the
t * ot forty nam * * of artlve
vbMie eoDdurt flurinc Uie lute
tin repommetided t - lur tlB6t la Uie
jiajH-r liandod to the jirteiflMJt by tic com-
nattf > < > It w Mau4 Umt tbew active ffiein-
licri. "liad not only faih'd to nupnon V J
lr > un th * ' cKDdtdBtc t-ndiirwd by th ( flub
1 u ! bad dniie i-vi'rythitiK in tlitir JIDKTBT to
< i -fne ! democratic votcrc by tiflvinliiE Uicm
it xtitr for Pattaur and Burlaiar. U n dtvert-
n.c m ni vote * vhlr.b otSiwwlj * vould have
! ) ii rust for V. J Brj-ao ' They ndriwd
His ! e jwjcwtary uottfy earli of ttw forty
jrntutien mMrUootid to report to the cJut ,
_ ? - ) lib aiid shew CBMM wby they nbouifl
MI' I * rxKlcd )
Tb * aamm of tLe jncmbeni v l o are to IK-
I' bi cd on tbr car ] ) t could not be aurnr-
t in d but from rwnarh * dromi d by a nua-
l of tbone on the insifl * it VKF t.Eid that
ini.up theto would be Euclid Martin ToMut
n > ur F A Brocan. D F Bolfe , Lee Sprat-
It \ \ I > MtHuBli. C S MoBt5"n 37. T. J
Mubonry atid I > r George L Miller.
. A committee of two , rompoted of I J
: 11. and Bd P Smith , was appoinuid to file
i ( < Ifu rhar e * aptinst Uie membcrf in
i.u' : inu and these chargeewill be read to
n < ciu 10 PJIHI- the ; apjiear m the next meet-
Inc of tbc club
1 : it. intrnded by UKcltfb to hold t ba-
cuet on January K. irliu i IB the anniversary
, ' tbe hattle of New Orlfiane , aad W J.
Br\ac has coittwated to nin > ak on that era -
< -a mn A ponrmtttw of nine oompowfl of
( . J Savt.li 1. J Dunn Ed P Smith. 3. C
V utter. Henry Ulum John Murpuj- J
O Ctiimor. W. H Berdtnan cad Louie 3
wan appolntvd to take charge of UH
and iimkt * arr&uecmenU tor it * BUI-
tiwutlon.
None of tin aetlM1 turmlKirs who vlll prob-
tblt be t'xjiellud fruni the club vurt priKMait
ii' the mooting last inffht and it lx antlri-
pu'ed they vlll ignou the charges aito-
pcber Tht niit meeting wni be held No-
2L
IHIUU'-O.'S VXItL.II IIII
J-i-cr turjOoliitriii * TnlUik I'rrelj
\ 1. ii ut tinC'oiiiliiir Cn lil lift.
CLBVELAXD Nov. 11 National Com-
mrirtiman Henry C Tayne. chairman of
UK CiikRRO licoflguartws , crrived In the
r ; from New Tork today and wlti Gen-
< "tl W. M Osbome of tbe Now Tori , boad-
qiiurterB. ho cane up from Canton last
right , bold a long conference with Han M
A Hanna In tbe letter's private offloe in tbt
T' > rry--s > n building It IE stated thM
um-HiK other tmbjects discusiwd was that of
f ii'-uiulaitug plans in connection with the fu-
tL-e of tbe republican organUation.
M tbe ( jonclusioc of tbe cnnt rencc Gen-
t'ul Osbome was uskbd by a reporter "Has
Yijor MrKtnley oommeucud considering
< & ' 'lnei possibUltier * "
' I KUW that is about tbe only thing pi-
tutius bis mind nowadaj-a Be realizes thai
hi has a hard last : on his hands "
"Would ei-lTt id nt Harrison be aflcept-
tt..c to tlie MtKiiileyitee for the sccretor } eli
i B'e portfolio' "
' MUHI certainly , but I do not Imlieve he
would tsocejit il Hie liw partner IIDF given
li out that Mr Harrlhon v.ould not be ID c
position to accept tlie honor. All kind * uf
TLmors are in the air about the jwcrptary
of the treasury It goes without Knylng tha :
M' Hanna can have anvth ug that he wants
Tbe point is dot * he v.nt auj-thing * It
mi. j take Mr Mi Kn.lf.i until c week previous
in h IE inauguration before he will have de-
< ided tin the eoittjilr'.r makeup of his cabi
net "
If VaHhlntrton IK decided an tor the per
manent headquarters of the organisation
vjl yon I * in charge' "
"The question al a permanent headquar
ters fcs far as 1 knou. has not yen been posi-
tr-fly decided upon The mutter ree't
iiuloly with Mr Hanua However , if TVaBb-
inpum Is chosen , I presume , as Heuretarj-
of Ute national committee. I would
be located there"
1 1 GO TO I1KVAV
5oiiuliH'Ktloii tin to tlic l.ccallt ; nf
lln' ni'-clloii In tliut Slitt < %
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov 34. The board
of cautuutere o ! Salt L l e county has coro-
lileted tbe count of the vote cant tt the ri-
cent election , but hut not declared tbe re-
nur. "for tbe Uleged rtuutou tliut ( .aid < ilec-
ti.-'ii is claimed to beoid und utictmstitu-
tKinal " The board but ; pawed a resolution
CKl.ng ! tbe tioutity attornej to furnish nc
< iiiiiiaii at to the dutr of the board ID the
premise * Tlie miukMiution of the fctate
Teyuirtt a f-wrt'l b&llul Tbti uct of the
li-Kinlhtu-n pro\idiug lor tbe martier of
holdiiig < It.ctiuiu , nml'.t * u the dutj of the
ofilLert , to jilst-e c number oil eutli
Thlr hat led to some disruesioL us
The Method of a Great Treai-
mear.
\VII1C1I CI'IIEIJ III3J Al'TEU 1IVUHT-
TI1I.NC CI.MI J'AILUD.
I'UuJul ait k u-t Uafl UiouB 4. but wl.t-n o
niuii H Ui u wawluj ; wit > wilt noriuiuiweu4. . .
] IVM < tl.t inoiud Iiir i > Kllni > Uf t n tliutx. uur r
tlmn UM IUUHI Mftwt IU.HI Tlwrc u m , ku mi
n il - ntatttiU uK rlni : flu } ut Jiiiuit tjlnt ] , w
binnnu luijujriuWt. UK , una i * uuu u nnun iiwu
nrr KuinwU tuWHUuillilr fur what tlita do 1 ui
3'vur tinvrltei rullt-u uiul u > M d on tin
tri.uulwl * u u ( kCMuU ucukiwitt. uiii.ll II wut i
( ju m.ni wliuUtur In Iwd nui WUBI tukt u du > r
ll ! Jil.l UII UllCl tllll * Will bll I.U tl UulBC. IIUI
" t i'MikinUal tiMtucutUui cumr ; . hm wd in t'j
t , , * ) M uf u miuuuwtiiiu ui .iMHUdnw tlmt nut
< JUD uuiui'lriuU ttwiurod bin K < ui nJ lieiUUi liut
tu.luiwi ) IH until. < iuutii i i | t nt U ) imi
t.i uuo \ ! e < ir Mid Iu mm Uvolitmr ttitit
initii w Hi it III tMkr tlii irouHo ti Mjiid bi > i
i.nd ufldriimi iiwj In.it UK miHkiud af tint vvmi-
durful tmu u IU tnw Nuv. . when 1 but in * , 1
niMtti blH > luieli wlUtuut uuM II.ICMUMWkut
rvurwt.tii.iil d UU.U lu Del tu * ln iKttt uf lu >
t-xjwrutuor
1 KIT lit" u iihllkiitliruiiim iiur do I IUM u
lin umbuiuuu but tlierr lot tliiHlmmtt at oat
fafwriuf tlir tuuitiU t < in < irw of w ik rtwd iwit ,
Ki.ud who wuulit Iw curndi ut uuw oould Uicj
CM uvb u rwiuxU intlir UIH Uuu aumt lut
Ix > luM in U > u4j out IIP * 1 iteurd tu J > Uu
Jr tunuicr IIUUHIW IMKHMMiyrt in IBKU tin liilul-
niutai. tun mua lur UMrvuufOi juui lewu uwt
lliorr tart u l * ILUts * uii tutrtt. Mt"t _ UUUUFU
tl. aa t iMitttlUf u > twt Uivj trv wurtli u tur-
IIU1 > In Mlinf UUM ) Mtd Ilimill k IllUtlUM- Mjv-
) IIII M , to IH t uf ut W'rtlr TUuMui4 W VMr.
liof HB K h > niuu Mioli and tlw lufuriiu.Hui
vU' Unuillnd tu i. yluif * u lttil cineUii * .
i Kl.ii' ' ' .f 'W ft t- T' ' vk ' " if
i ; > i- Lm ) ' 'li ' ' * .t tt' ' " ht "
tiefiot , jnty t * Uii ntr'n-'iott.
ItI6 rAl ! % l'K'Vl.t VM V.
MeKlnlcj Carrie * Uie Stntr liy nn
< M rr < -ltn4nc IMitrnlttj.
HARRlSBfftO , Pa. . Nor HTbe official
return * of tbe late elect Ion have been re
ceived at tte 8t t department trotB e e-j
oovaty ic tb * at TkfT ! tlv * MrKlnlry
and Hoban 7KW B votw and Bryan and
Bewail 42 .nM. republioati plurality , 3M -
M4 The prohibition ) nort ) oUitd 1&.S74.
pwjjilf * party. 64 8. tnt eilvw R.flTI. ) * Ser-
onian ll.nw. JJcKlnlvy eltttwiis l. W
noclallst-lsnor l.Mt national R70
Tbe actual P ln It tbe republican electoral
vote over that of four year * ago li about
Governor Hartinpi hnraed _ proclamation
' tht moraine deciarint ; tbe election of
j tiwaty-eigbt diotnet oott-reaMae- two
coarrgannxiti-st-iarpe for Pnnnsrl Miia Of
toes * OflOTRe Br.nDer Nloeteetith ( Uatrlct.
Daniel Ermejitrant Ninth district , and TTD-
llan McAJfier , Thlrfl district , are d nu rata
> 7tH > rest are republicaufi
iA TiO TllK AVKIBOK. IN MlfeMtVItl.
Ieini > crnt I'erlert n rrrinn-
ticjn Orcniilrntl n.
ST I < OflS Nov 14 Tbe etate pomm.-'w
tS tb * national democratic party in Mif-
eonrl ban trade its orrantzation JMTH.I.IH i
and win continue tbe fight for tbe gt.id
standard , with Edward Cunningham jr. at
chairman
An addrest to the jieople o ! Missouri vu-
hmted. athrb tbe following Ic part
"ire bop * thtt all H * pcrsoas who acree
wHb m on tbe principles w * mary to t
government of law a stable atandard of
valBe a Just performance of contract *
according to tbe true tntiMure of the
promise a tariff for revenue only and
other historic doctrine * of the democratic
jtarty encouraged by tbe popular verdict
arsmst the propositions of the Chicauo
platform vil ! henceforth unite with u t&
our contest tcntiifi : socialism "
ititTA > < > rn\t A\OTiinn CAMPAIGN.
* to tli
if Lincoln.
Nov. li ( Special ) Hon
J Bryan resumed ME Epceckmakl&g
today , dellverttig an address bufore the Mury
Bryan club in the afternoon and the B.-yta
Travullng Men'e club in tbe t'vcniiiq In
view of tbe fact that the upettchee vere
advvrtloed SB the "first guns of the cam-
ptlga of innn " a large number heard both
Though bis remarks were expwted to bf
alone the llr.e of bimttalllRm the defeated
candidate toucht-d verv lightly on tbe sul > -
Jtict In addre Elng the wottH > n Mr Bryan
complliae&ied them on their fidelity to uil-
| ver s cause and assured them that their
I influence was quite material The travellnc
I men he nrpttd to continue their organisation
and tbe campaign of edocttlon
MA .HUl M'KINLCVi IJ V1LV HOtTlVB.
I'nkck n Itrlhl. AXnlU. t , . , . . m
mid lU-e-fl CnllrrK.
CANTON Nov 14 Msjor MtXtnley toot
a brisk v. ll ; this morning In company wltl
ex-State Librarian Joseph P Smith whlcl
terminated at the west TnncurEwac BtrtH-i
residence of Mother McKinlv
Hon Nathbe O Barnee tnsxor of Ivaasoi
City. Kan made a call at tbc McRlnle )
home this laon.lup. Mr. Bir&ee was one ol
tbp KMISBS delecs'es to the St Louie con
vention and is one of the prominent re
publicans of KancaE
El-Attorney General J K. Richards i
clone perbonal frlwid o ! Major McKinlej
wat , nnotlifr of the Say's visitors
MEN ATI ! litNO ! CHAIl.MS > FOIl HIH.
Lnllirr I.iifUii MI1U Nt > t n Si-t-l-cr fur
CHICAGO Nov 14 Luther Ltflin Millr
who hoe bran talked of SB a candidate ? : >
rutted States senator , eald in an iaterru-v
this afternoon with n representative o ! tht
" 1 am very grateful for the generous men
tion u hlrb 1 > made of me in oouneption with
tlie lofty position of Vnlted Statw , tcnattir
from the { Teat state o ! Illinois bu : I no. . nr
a oceker far any office My ambition will
be ruafionnbU satte&ed i ! , us & private citi
zen 1 can IH of service to my community
&tid my country "
M'KLNLBl T\VBl.V l.N KKMTCICT.
One llrjnn nitrliir Iliiu < > ' rvfrnl Ilnn-
< lrcil Alifliri nf 111 * TlrVi'U
FRANKFORT Ky. , Nov 14 Complete
olBclal rt'tuniE h&\c lieen tabulated by coun-
tlee Kbow lug _ that Smith , one of tbe Brycn
electors , run " 01 * ahead of the lowest Me
Klnley elector tnd is electnl The other
twelve Bryan ulwtors ran from DOO to 700
behind twelve of the McKlnlpy Bloctort
The total vote of the state was 444.243 UB
follows McKinlcy nt.UM , Bryan S17.7B7.
Palmer , 6.01B. Levering. 3.S74 McKinluy's
average plurality. 2uS ot. the vote for elect
ors. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
rilTY-ONC THOt > AM > I.V OHIO.
Mt'Klulf ? It i.ll > . lt li n nniiriiiiiuk
J'ltirnlltj Iu HU Il < inif Sum- .
COLPMBPS. O. , Nov. 14 The official
vote of Ohio shows that MLKinley's plu
rallty was D1,1UK end klc majority over
all , 87 Cttt The rote stands republican
r.i.G4 dcmocrste. 474.8WI : populisu ; : .C1& .
prohibitionists. C.OC : ; nationalist .7 C
socialist labor 1.1 C7. national democrat
l.bS7. total vote l.Oli BC
M'KJM.IJJ'JTMI1ANA J'Lr
Hint .l < me > - "nnlmeil" Give *
< M t-r T fiit- 'J'lii.u .iuul.
CINCINNATI O Nov 14 The Commer
cial Tribune w 111 tomorrow publish the total
vote of Indiana by countit * showing. Mc-
JCinley r.SSMJ ; Bryan S08.B54 : Lt'ferlng
Kfiut. . Palmer , & . $ ? $ Bentley , national pro-
hibltionlsl 4.3BI' . wx-jallKt , 141 McKiti-
ley's plurality is StifiG&
Celfliriitiiiir tinllltcllou. .
LJTCHFIELD Ntib. , Nov. 14. ( Special >
The McICinley xapporters had a ratification
here last night. There was u torchlight pa-
rude through tbe town headed by the Loup
City band , limiting and other expressions of
pent-up JDJ wore indulged in , after which
the crowd marcbed to the ) mll and listetitid
to an excellent uddrofit by Judge 'Wall of
Loup CHy
WEST I'OINT Neb Nov 14 < 5peclal >
The riiubliLUUE of VTest Point and ricinit\
laid a grand ratification meeting Ian uigbt
in Uii icity Over nut romao candles and
rockets were burnt and the historical cannon
from N or r cl I. was procured and fired at In-
tervalt. of one minute. Large crov.dtwere
in Btttiuflsnce _
Allrcrtl Vloliitlciu nf lllft-tliili I.nnt. .
NEW YOKR , Nov li. A bench vsrran'
for the arrest of Mayor P J Gleasnn or
Long Island City % vse issued by tbe d trict
court at that place today The wjj-rt
cbargee violation of tbe election lews. Tbc
Indictment was issued on complaint of tht
Jclfcrsania- party of Long Island City
which alleged that GleMon bad Illegal } } re
fused them rrpriwcnt&tloD on tht boarde of
election
"Vt j'liiMlnir' * i < i < " Mill IiKM > uiilt'te.
CHETENNE Nov. 14 On tbe fore of tjie
returns DO far received tin two democratic
) electors in "Wyoming apjuor to have about
; 40 * > majorit ; . und the cue populiftt SS'i. aud
, Osbome. demiicrct for oonerMh 42i >
_ iajorit5 The returns from Bit ; Hurn
ciiuuo. bowevpr. ore Mill itioomplme.
| M 111 Continue ilir Orennlrntloit.
j CH.1CAOO. Xov 14 The old dttmocratir
mate imuimiuee uit-t tuduy. cae out an ud
I dri c to tbe democrat ! , of IllUiois uud dc-
I cldwd to l.w ji up the orgauisatioa , maln-
u.m hutdguartet * aud oontiuue an active
campaign in b balf uf uld-fotihlon d dosno-
cr&tir
1'njfc lil r > tit < ii H - | . 11 lilt JI n nil rciiu.
ST JOSEPH Mb . Xov 14 County Clwt
Bob Naab n iaJH'd | ot Ftaix nroet luduj
with n htm. tttzmu uud uianheto jif an
( auction ImL IffOBi 2 uuttl C o'clock lit ,
utimd nu iiuwtiiiMertiwd. . pouutiaui
rtxitiittid lij him fur th * > citj
R CLOSING OUT THE S Mai MtjtT i Bra. fo
Dmmtinds. SiIIH re. Prcci- , Boticlit tlii < : vtoil ; Ht wholesale
w t. r > . 1'mnt'v. ut _ rntris 1 on Hi } tint
I Wliolesaie Cost : . : Wholesale Rates
Stock of D.atnonJs. Frc-c ous Stones , Jew. ry etc. ABSOLUTE COST TO THE WHOLESALERS.
It is impossible to describe . > : c-ve the price oi a.i . trie Diamonds
mends and Precious Stones. Call and make an PIANO
Appointment for Their Exhibition.
If yo are looki s ; for a P.ano fcr Chr < : rr.a ? , and have tile
At our price they are equal to any investment cash to buy a poor one , weM se I \ ou a gr > od one for
in bonds. what ' a po r one % vc < a.d cost yea luaC their descnption
be'ow
Silverware n Tiit.lt down Spoons ' Miflclu jK-r fancy ; > 4ain dos handle handle n . . . W 300 Silver Novelties Child's Oups Silver
Table Spoons , per -OMB , . . . R w 3.50
Former Onr E doBen Ropers Bras' iaiicy
price Price ' Former < " '
: T 'tnr ! " ( VCve * Pitchers 89' ' 00 RS OO handle Table Spoons. j > er Novelty Gfooks Ma'tch Safes Price I'M r
1 r.-'ter Kmr . 6 00 2-50 floien f oo 4.50 Former i" > ur r i w -5
IS doaen Ropers Broft. * fancy Price I'ru
1 ftiu hem , 'j chasefl pill lined i . i no 50
handle Table SjioottS. 41 fltit - - ' Blh-er Match
jmr
F-i-'Inp
Nut Howl oo B-OO Former Our t ; i I ' !
1 handsome ellt lined Nut aoeen 10.SC 500' ' Price Price SuV K. in to 7.6 i 1 to 3 11 . ji in. . i Ki \ S OO
Bowl 17 00 6-OO 7 sets Iwnt ; > lated OoSee | t nl'ver Turtilsh Minaret fle- Match Sure * 1 W > 35 3 'i ! i.it1 S ,1 3 OO
1 flne Knt Botrl M 75 5 OO SjKtons. j > er get . , \ QQ Blpn $ 6 80 2 OO ] ' "u i.n * Finn f. . 7S 3 OO
: ftne trold lined Salad m h 1050 500 4 dosen Roger Bros , and 1 nilver male aad fosiale ten Stamp Boxes 1 C. . ; iu i Si i 7 80 2 OO
1 flnt Vegetable _ ig _ 17.80 6 OO Reed i Barton XeOltun nis fifrures design t 00 2 00 3 Cut nut' Si u t o 1 50
Forks . . $ . 2 silver Medieval Cavaliers dt- S4 werlinc Stamp
Bisn 00 2 OO . J2 to 4C ] OOtol 50
Plate 600 2-50 - - ir docen R OP 1 silver Hunter Clock 4.80 2-00 F Pterllnc Key Rltips-l 8t 50ctol Novslties
1 Orange Cup. Spoon and I doaei. Reed Ranon DeBscrt 1 gilt X > eak Clock , Ink v.-ells at- 11 werlinc Court Plaster Casws
mate 4.30 2-OO 3.50 taclied „ 7 W ) 200 and to 4 ( Hi 50 end 1. SO
: Orange Cups , Spoons and 14 r-rHd1 f S-tK knife , fork and 1 fitnall Qilt Clocll C 78 2 OO 5 fine Mp-ling Corkscrew * . C.80 4 OO
bonb nnier
silver
2.50 1.25 , " 5' ' ' 1.W 50 These are all elejrant goods. Perhajw 1 fin < uterllng Corkuprew folds Sterling
Pots J cn < of theee vould nuit you better- and can be carried in tbe
M.oo te ao.oo 150 to COO 1 H < raare iron , black enamel , fr- pocket . . E 3 OO Prloe J'rl e
SCrum Bets BOP 3 OO day * hour ctrflie cathedral 1 sturllng Folding CorkmTcw . i H > 1 50 30 fine utertltH ! BonbnnnlPln
10 Card Trays and Pla Trays CotiF Clock tu oo 6 OO 3 sterling Sieving Brush . 4 50 250 . WPO to BO 001 00 to 5 CO
* t7 to 400 1OO Oastors 1 Gothic iron Mn"k enamel f- 1 fuerllnp Babr Rattle 4 IH-II *
1 Snpar Shaker r. nn 2OO fli t CiocL H bt'ur trlk etc 22 5P 10 00 and whlte ) . . . . ( DO 2 50
1 Sugar Shaker 8 50 1 50 1 % ' 'n k enu.m < 1 and pi ! : Iron Pocket Books 1 BterUne Baby Rattle i bell
2 Beer MUBB .50 2-OO Our l - I- IS OC G 00 and vhtmle . . 4.SO 2 OO
1 iets 1947 Bopers Bros. ' Orange 1ma , ur ! .ia' _ enurotl 1 Ftertlns Baby Rattle ( dumb
ange Spoona , per s . 2.60 1.25 4 ttnner Castors . 4469 150 ! -o : -itifj. . . . r. 00 2 OO Sonn . . i"1 litre bell . 7 BT 3 OO
7 wt ! > 1SC7 Roper * Bros. ' Fruit 1 Dinner Cud or „ | op 1 CO I i > t merHnc Isartnvtlrr-Sl 00 to . 15.60
Forks , per set 800 125 1 Brcakfapt Cuirtor . . . . . t 9t > 150 Our 4 00 and 5 OO
. ' 1 Brvakfant Cumnr 8 ft. } 'rie Price S uterllnc- Button Book
M Rets 1M7 Rotrers Broa. Sugar ' 1 00 i Gsl ! Bes ! ( *
1" fun ft ut ! St al und Al'ica- I IrfWEnettee no.Ofi IS 50
Shells , pUt bowl 1.25 15 1 Brt4tkiuFt Canior m > 1 00 Btorllns to
FinkSiiola and C rd
ser -
' 100to350
GO 1M7 Rocers Bros' Butter I
K.nh-e * 1 no 50 Former Our Cane * combined f-.trlmp mi- C pair * Bterting Buttonhole
IT. l < * 7 Ropers Bros. * Sugar Broaza Figures Pnce Price ver roouned . S S.50 1 OO SHiinor * . . . . . . . S W 1 25
Shells 1-00 50 4 Cull Bell * . .f u ( * - 1 50 C fln ( rttiutne Lea" her Porket- S pair * lar-pe uterllni ; Srinnnm G 00 3 OO
P 1M7 Roper * Bros. * Pickle 1 Call Bell continuous rinp . . C o 2 OO bool and Card Cases com l 0l > e ulerlinc handle Kali file.
Fork * 1 00 50 1 Call Bell , continuous rlnj : . . . . C oe 2 00 bined. sterling mounted . l.H ) 75 Mtln nniab . s.OO 1 OO
2 Wm Rocrem' Ice Cream Setx. Here is something nice for a 5 Oull Belli- 7S 25 21 genuine Seal Pocketbooks 1 flne Kterllnj ; bandit Nail File
2 Cull Bills . . KW to S. 50 fancy handle . 4 OP
13 piece * 700 359 100 50 1 50
* MtB Nut Picks and Crcl ; & . . 1.50 " 5c present 3t' lint Leather Curd Cunes 1 flne Merlinc handle Kail File
11 doErn Porcelain and barley Twelve fLne imported Quadruple Plate .H ( Hi to 4 00 50 f&ncy raised handle . 4.00 1 50
corn handle Fruit Knives. 1 1 fine eleriins Handle Kail
per doeen 00 l-OO bronze figures , from ft- ' " " - S 00 2 OO
1 nilver plated rouiTd plain han 2-50 to 8IO.OO each. , our Wafer sets exes C Bterllng handle CuUrl *
dle Cheese Scoop 1.50 50 price from 81 50 to 4,00 Knive * . .13.UU to 400 1 OO
4 iUlver tilatad fancy hollow 1 large sterling rjamto. . . . S 00 12 OO
handle Cheese Scoop * . . . 2 00 75 r 'Tir . ' 'i. * Former Onr Form r Onr 1 larpe werUne Fla k five
} -i I- , '
*
Frlct I'riot
2 pearl bandit Cbeest Scoopi. 4.00 2 OO I Price Price bird * beautifully engraved en
1 tine | url hi titll * Cin't-MC ' Groupf ( , rnf ' > ' & bronzeJ v ' IN 3 OO 3 \\u-.cT 5 ' : piccef HI' ' 00 5 00 1 Oak l.nx Biirin lti"d ! Jno IKI 5 QO top . ss 90 12 00
Si imp. utrlinp h. ! r mount- f IsrotiS' Pi"bers . - ' * 1 OO 3 \ \ I let S.1 M. ( ft Id Mi 5 OO 3 Sa ! Tlox Bullii line' KIWI 5 00 fiierlliic riui-kB unlit ) flniHh ir. ( H ) 6 ( > O
inn- * Wi 3.OO 4 I. ' inzt IJUM-.F . 3 IK 50 1 W f.i St-1 piecfK 2i IN > JO OO
] BtnaJl
, j erUnc riuak. lancj k W ) t OO
s South Omaha News
p nev J.C * dn loped it the Kn-
nedy aBR&ult tijd robberj tui-e wuhit u i
last t cat jlour hours The poliee
worked on tbe CESW but succew ha not at
tended their eEoru us yet. Kennedy te
Bt&adily Improving and hte Irleudt are now
BailaSed that he v.lll BOOB be cround. He
imeru that he ban &n idea who the men arc
that turned the trick , but H he has he has
kept it to httngell That a middleman lo
cated in thlE city is implicated IB certain
nut who he ic puzzles the police and de
tectives
In police court yeeterday George Flerrwood
and Paul Purcell the young men arrested
on etiBpicion were discharged and the ret
ards made to show tlJtt they were exoner
ated in every respect Tbe young men had
moved down from Omaha OD the duy tJ the
assault , and ws their cbort rttiiflence ta the
city proved tiniaitiBlactory they have both
aiovt-d back to Omaha nqstn
At noon yesterday Chief Brenncn trrtmted
Kid Sly and John Houth and locked them Q } '
on suspicion The jiriRoncrB ere well Imonn
creolE and Errlvufl in the city only a lew
hours belore their trrest The chief dot *
not expect to connect Uieni with tbe Ken
nedy case but he intend to keep them
locked up awhile ND that they will not have
an opportunity to rob tuj one or etrry cwaj
anything _
GAVU THE 111 HGUAIt A HAIID DCHT.
n AV l ; - > > TII In Time to In-
K-rrnjit llt - Guinea
Jcmee Cummtne & prominent Hou ; Etocli-
tnan , who bus been here for several weeks
buying stock cattle end sheep , had &n ex
perience with a burglar ut hie boarding
house. Miller's restaurant , T-Bonty-seventb
and K streets. Friday night. He retired
about 10. 30 o'clock and wun hoon asleep
only to be w&Kened np in a short time by
some one striking him c blow jum alwve
the < ? yc. which was followed up by one
acroBB the no e. Cummiue jumped out of
bed and grappled with hiE ushailtut They
fought all around the room for some mo
ments , when the intruder broki loai-e and
got away There are spots of blond around
the rnoni. and Mr CjimmuiR IE sure that
he mtrl.ed hie cuBRilunl. , ho that he can
tmeily be identified if captured. Eoblierj
WBB the motive of the mjdmckt vihit , as
Mr. CutnwinB clothing had been disturbed
while he slept but nothing of value was
carried tway It is supposed that Cum
mins uiracd ovur in b d or made Nome move
ment while the thief WBB polng through
his clotheE , which Jed him to believe that
the occupant of tht room was awaUe , hence
the
CllA CK IA GOV1IRVMEVT FORTE.
I'our J'oujile iu tli > Mlprowiijiic I > -
imrlitifin IJlunlKkccl.
Dr W S White chief of the government
microscoplfal departmeurr * Joho Seller , e
tBSger , and two oT tht women In the Ks cro-
acopical deiianiut-ut Mary DJTID and Mist
ballon , were removed from oSice ytntenlkj
The rtmcua asMgned in o Sinai ordert from
WuhingtaD for the dlsmias.l * wae "negler.
of duty " The removilt caused considerahli
urprifcf hen Uie facts became known las'
night. I > . " White liar been wiUi the dup&rt-
atent here about three joart and w all &p-
hat alwuys attended Ktricily to
Ilul * d Die CunrBiitin < %
Stecrotary Itorton of the Departmuut ti !
Agriculture has ordered that oommencijif
today , tbe quarantinlni ; of c&itle at the stock
yarde WJEW tuiUl Tttbruary II The orde ;
v. UJ make very little diSerenoe to the yards
here u very t w cattle from infected di -
irirtswere received Occasionally a tlilj-
n ent of cattle Inao inaidt the quarantine
Untf wtmld arrive , but peuwaiiy they wore
touted direct u > the jwLKors and did not tuu-r
the } ) u * iu all Mkjur Ijjvit. who during
the yutrautlc * aeaiiou uclr. HE g4 verum u (
eiuiti-ry lunjmcuir has Imim orttunid in tin
Omaha I'wililuc oojupacy'r. plant and will
bt fcuuouod tii re this inter at outof tht
1 rl il it % Pir -
Teuerdy bfttirnoou an the jtrnftuuce of thi
m yor a 4 eounniJ a trial of a n w ham
far tbc Art' dejitrtBHiut was made The w
bw e ic a uituIP Uuwsj jiurch i. d M > BU
tiaubjro lur hln-f cart Ma. 1. Di * horw
trlni } eKt rd ) - wac picked up in Iowa l > ?
13 L Holme * for the iu t aepartment and 1
if i.ti'len.tood ' the ! tbe ttuma ! will Ixpur -
Mncrir City R n.p.
Ii S Clark drugglst.jSC2 K et-eul
t ; e V elPher t w itch ha eJ icreett ! or
Mm * Jer.n > e Morris has returned trom a
trip to Kansas City
Kit * Chloe Brown wttl Htend the winter
in New TorL studj'ing art.
E K. "Watkin * of Rog0en , Colo. . lr l re
attending to Mime bimineM.
Captain Mrliauou.sh nf the poUce force
has gone to Kansas on c v ) lt.
Police OHJCBT John Dotert is quite Bid ;
at the home of relativee in St. Louis
Iiobert M ( > Curmick a jiroeperoua Chaloo
farmer , was a visitor in the city yesterday.
H E Haw ley of Sidney , la , was here vis
iting his brother B K iH&wley. yesterday
The Bmanoa club gave a pleasant danrlag
p&rty at Toung Men's inEtitutr hUl Fridcy
etening
Henry Mies returned last night from Ar
mour. S I . vhere he vein to look after
some buaineas.
Rev. Herbert Martin win preach in Grace
Methodist Bpiscopal church this tteruoi > n
at S."U o'clock.
Hev. Frederick Tonge of Omaha will oc
cupy the pulpit at the First Preebyteri&a
church thif morning
S J Lindsay wtU adOrese the men'c meet
ing this afternoon at the Toung Men'c
ChriKtian association
George W Clark of Greenwood Is the cuest
ct hie daughter. MJ . W. Ii. Holland , Twen-
ty-tourth and F Etreetfi.
"Going Back to Cawet" ! the subject
of Be % . Dr Wheeler's rvening senaoc at
the Presbyterian church.
The electric light has been moved from
the center of the L street viaduct to the
eaet end of the big bridge.
R H Homer one of Wyoming's bis cat
tlemen. was at tbe yard * yesterday looking
after an eight-car shipment from Lirjanit.
V&ion Thanksgiving services will be held
this year at the Toung Men's Christian
AHoci&tion rooms Rti. H. P. JSBpey vlll
oBlciate
Wednesday evening of this week rp-
church lodge No , Begree of Honor.
Ancient Order of Tolled Workmen , will
give a ball at T. M. 1. haQ.
Jo Bie McCarty. a brother of the notori
ous Vic MeCarty. and Sam Kevins , were
arrested yeBterfiay for disturbing the peace.
They are out on HOD bnnac.
Phil Kearney post No ' 2 , Granfl Army of
the Republic , and Samuel licnnis Boliuf
corps will hold a mieting Monday evening
at which timr nominctionE for officers for
the ensuing year will Iw made
The friends of JaniuE G. Martin at the
exchange and in the citf are ptwhing him
for South Omaha director of the Trucsmis-
sisslppl Bxpoeition. Mr Martin bs talked
the matter over with 14s ir'leDdF and hat de
cided to becomt a cnwUiEit.
RereiptE of lire KiotU for tbe week were
a * fUlovs Cauie , l.,3fcC. ac increase -of
C OOU over last week cad only , OUu abort
of the same veek last Jar" : hog 11,000. ac
against 15.7C7 last wew : and f > G7C the cor-
rosjionding week in iSSf. , lieej > 11.748 , or
3.GUD more than last week and 7.6UU more
than the i > ame wuek a year ago
John Quint ) and John Thompson are two
vagratnc v lie are nerving < ( > ut a iif ttea-do
seuttmcii while the loc ) 1'Dlice invuitigau
their record and asceruun if they are wacted
eleewhtirE. It ic Jiwimht these men
LrnLe jail ui > in Hull wum * ' . and a dctscrijt-
tiuii has been sent tfc tUw sheriff nf that
count } . From lettt.-i , ijoaini on Quinn it i
iearntd t-Ltt lie UH * n < MwUy mixed up itt
a .bo-xi fteollBR cae. , .
Tbr : -e have uoswMcnrt the le p-
Inc c U known ut a "bum" leak In
this InK c record af every tramp who
appliu fur lodging If l.epi A dorec or
aiure ijutsnuusw arc asked and the answers
written down opposite tbe name of the
tramp The Imtgbtc of tu * road do no :
take Wildly to thto aad BE a rule they do
not apply tht Mtoond time lor lodging at
atatiotK ) wjitct B record it. kept of them
W C Wirick ir uudttr arrest for disturb
ing the pMuie Aoewdtac vo tb M.t.m nt
made by OBUitc Kret * . Wirick was iti tin
act of fitrlking a wruuper uith a best ?
cane in MLrkenon't. w.ooc ! and VM , uly
p'e eBttid from del&e a Vy the timtdy
arrhal of the ; ioli'tmRJi ! At * eec a
H'iriel. wac )4oo ( < d under arraM the HtranR r
l ttd cuuc ao near beutf
out au4 rotiMwd U give ble
Kill. il li ; u C 1.1e Cur.
CHICAGO , Mer. 34. B-Ll ut mc.nt
Cb&rlec 2. Bauer * ui tbe WktA Jteatw. vary
wat > kiiockad down Lot killed It ) &
car
\ \ \\TCV.
c < > | ipii < > ltliiii to Ttiflr ArtinUvlon
i ili - Oeueriil Ciiufcrc-nrr.
I'ETRCUT Nor 14 Rather a via-a dit-
rushion ficruTed in toSat i meeting o ! the
I general mlwoounrr committee o * the
.MtchodiBt Bpiscopal church o\er the ques
tion of admitting the "Wecle.vEL > U > thodisu
ID Germany to the Methodist Bpiscrjial
church body. It was proposed to discuss thiB
matter in executive eesBion , but after nome
debate the majority voted to continue the
public session.
Blahop Few averred th&t the English
Weslfyan general conference is very willing
i to get rid of the German Wealeyan body
as being too expensive He varmly opposed
admitting them to the &ethodist Bpisuopal
conference
During this inornlfcg'E seEEion TIC 724 was
appropriated for Sweden , a reduruon of
70D Denmark as allowed 17 GtiO Fin
land and Petersburg J4.CTiU A reeoluuan
was adopted thanking Bishop Thoburn tor
his work in India.
Bubor Newman who Is familiar with the
situation as to the Wesleyask in Germany
traced the movement which ie likely to re
sult in the union of the Weelryns with the
Methodist Episcopal church from the be
ginning He urged an appropriation of
fG.SUO in addition to the regular apprd riB-
tiou for south Germany for new work relat
ing to the proposed union of rburcbet whirl
it was stated would add .OW to the church's
membership In eoutb Germany The usual
appropriation for south Germany , minus tbe
customarj 4 per cent from last year's
amount was made , bringing the appropria
tion to ro. C7
The sum of J4C.DaR was appropriated tor
shite work in the oouth (48 545 v. SB desig
nated for the southern colored work : Welch
missions in the Tclied Slates received 51 -
147 Swedish miss HIDE S2H SO European and
South American mlst-ionc were the subjects
of tonight i platform meeting
SETTLB .A M V. nit OF Dlil'ITIJS.
K.ulKltt of l.iilxir Trnnt.at'1 Runtlnc
HUhllH-Kt Olllj.
ROCHESTER N T. . No 14 The tore-
noon session of the Knights of Labor toSny
was taken up by the discussion between
Mixed District assembly 4P of New Tor ) ;
City , Mixed District assembly 187 of Bud-
Baa county K J . and Building Contractors
assembly i > 3 over a question of jurisdic
tion. District assembly SZZ demands abso
lute control of the organization of all crafts
connected with the building Industry uiibin
a radius of twenty-five milec from the New
Tori : city hall This was finally adopted by
the genera ! assembly
The report of the committee on mileage
reported ti.081.00 as the amount due dele
gates for mileage to the convention
DUegate Parsons of New Torfc raised a
personal question of privilege and denied c
story published in tVaskmgion in which he
was alleged to be a bitter critic and oppo
nent of tht adminiEtratioD of the Knights of
Labor
A telegram WJLB received toisy from Lead-
vine Cole signed by members of the joint
track awembly. sending greetings to thr
general awembly and congratulating Gen
eral Master Workman Sovereign on the
artlte part taten In the recent campaign
and heartiiv endorsing the grand master
workman's addrese
It was voted to endorse the Lods-CarUss
bill for the restriction of Immigration and
tbe leEadattve oommltu * was instructed to
work for its passage al o to actively begin
an dpluaioa for the oreanic&tion of tbi
statiBnarT engineers and to need men ou ;
to extend the organisation in all the min
ing regions
The oonveatioti adjourned until Monday
morcicg.
M ) THACB OF A M1 . . .ICAMITBIL ,
[ llfllliril IVitinl. tinAlliccil IM-fuulKT.
fUll Out uf Slullt.
XEW TORK Nfv 14 Tbe whareabout *
of Richard V S > Wood the defaulting
caahi r of tbe Metropolitan bank IK ntlii
uiflnowsi. Vntud 8tat * Marshal McC nh >
bt'UevtJi. that Woud has tmen euppli&d with
mane ) ' by trends and has lied the country
Tbe last trace of Wood was at Nyacl ; on
Monday morning There hlallod at the
pacioftoe uud reneivod a re&ien > a lettttr
which be wae apparently inxioualy awaiting
I > fiHi > < 'fiii > . Slum ii Guilt III
UTTLB ROCK , X * v 14 Full returw : r
bj tb < - WKII UUT of ttf pli-f Brj-cn.
KliU * * , W.SB7 ; Bryan K majoritj1.
S.66 111 lit : . Cleviilaud rncwivitd S7 , M
4CkM , Wt ver , ll.b l.
111 7iint7i rot MIS or IJINMITK.
T TrlfiiKxiiloolou itt Mnciirn lrnlU
Inliirb Tnn Sl nr - KIIlcil.
NI4GA.K\ FALLS N T. Nor 14 By UB
LXplosion of about thirty pounds o ! dyna
mite In the office building of E D Smith
t Co eontrartort , in charge of the crten-
Bioc of the vheul pit and tunnel of the
Niagara Falls Power company , two men
were instantly killed , one was fatally in
jured. three others vere severely injured
and several were cut and bruuied by living
rocks and timberE. The office building a
frame structure forty by fifteen tent. WH *
totally demolished and windows SOD yards
distant were brol.cn by the shock. Tbe
dead are-
HAKKEN HAMMER , general manager.
Pottsdam , N T.
ALBERT REYNOLDS , negro worlnnan.
Seriouslv injured
John PicLett , Btoiecutter. foreman ; wfll
file.
file.John
John Robins injured about left shoulder
Meo Miles , injured about face end in eye.
may lose sight.
George Barloc. fireman of a Niagara Junc
tion engine standing on the truck near by
at the time o ! the accident , not seriously.
From what can be learned of the acci
dent. Reynolds had juat thawed nut the
dynamite in the powder liout-e &onie Qls-
tance away and had brought it ovur to tht
office preparatory to a blast
HOHi.lI MI01V COMTO AN IIXII.
llnrVnrj > - mid lllirli J iini | > rr > - Clilrl
AltJ-iu'tliiii > - ( if rio -liic DIIJ .
NEW TORK Nov 14Society and the
horse parted company ehortly before mid
night and the magnificent horse enow was
at an end Among the events of the BE }
in the arena WUE the hackneys entered foi
the American Hackney Horse eociety's chal
lenge cup , to be won two years in succes
sion to retain end a prietof $ UD The
cup nee won lam year by George Greene
Rufua jr who wa entered again , but
failed to land even the reserve ribbon Tb <
cup and pr e went to F C Stevens Clifton
U and reserve riiibun to A J Cu u > aJ'E
Cadet The verdict of the judges was
greatly applauded Tonight the high jump
ere wer- the chief attraction in tie arena
contests
_
SKIP MAW MI&Br TO AKHKAMCA.
I ) iuto the
DENTER , Colo. . Nov. 14 A epecial to
the Republican from Eflpttmila. N M j.ays
"Won ! that was helfl back ouring the r.um-
mer and fall pending tht result of the
presidential election is uutr coming to thiE
market in large quantiii&B > d it looks at.
though McKinley'e elertion had really
brought prosperity to some of the people
of Ken Mexico. ' The sh.pping of fcbecp and
lambs still goes on bruUy C liej-aolds ol
Rajmond , Neb shipped E.dOD head from
Eepanola and OUd from Santa Fe yes
terday N B Berggrtien of Wahoo. Neb .
is also Interested In the shipment. They
will be fed In Nebraska atid Missouri "
MILL , HAAC J"OJt HHTTAL , CIIIMJIJ.
I - nlliiitfiirc on Ilol.rrt I.n
III ) { CIll IK'l J C'4Hlfirill < Ml.
FRANKFOBT Ky . Nov. 14 The i-our
of appeal * today afiirmt < d the deah t > t.u
tence of Robert Laughhn of &rocl.ea count *
BO that Laughlto will bang Laugblin Ined
In a cabin vlth hit invalid wife and } ounp
niece While he vas attempting one mpbt
to outrcgf tbe niece tbe invalid wife
crawled to ha riwtit Ltughliu murdered
both of them in the utruggle and iirnci
tbe cabin HO as to hide bit > crime Laughliu
narrowly wcaped lynching ( tt'vurj.1 timet
cusie * a.
Tvtit lllililctIluriifil to I > rnl h.
BrFFALO , S T.Not 34 Henrj We > -
ler , ap d Z yauif utid Murj Wt-yler aeed
C monthB. vtm- bur ud to d atb in a ] ir <
at the home of Cjirljiuun Wej ler. ttmlr
father in thlp city thin afiM-ntmn Tut
motber had left the houw for u Lim < and
it If Hut'i * d dome of the < : loltjlig littiiciiir
near tiie Ktove rauirbt tin und i-omnunn
dated witb tbe crib in wnicti tut bub > Iu )
Ttte liny WMK in unotliur jttr ! of tbi tioutit
wbi-n hi * oxithcr left , tuid it If MUJIJIUM d hi
lc.t JU * life ID tri E to Mve toe bab )
' ! ' > < > ICtlltnl lijAllroGl ; ( i
BRA&FOKB. I'R. . Xov 14 A
RMMNUIW Irtun Jstbnuunburg Pa , Htau * that
PM I > OW .Utii tuid Lun Sttmiut fonrmrly uf
tbi * Ht)1. were lUlltiO in t luiKl > ottrliit
< -j.iloKiuu jitiar tljt.1
J'-Ain 1112 * . i\
' \ \ liolMn1 < - MIlHnrr ? Concern ninl a
Lurei- Shoe liiiucr t.o t ] i.
GALVESTON Tex NO 14 j RI.R.r-
field A Co h Ititli milhncrr and nt in- &
made an assicntmii : uiclay The liab..i-.ic *
are ehtiuieted at tll'd oui and nominal am.i
within a few thousand of the liabilities
Marx fr BTuut. wholesale dealers in him i
and hats , filed e deed of trust and a rhu < .
mortgage today to B F Gaaton of Gt.i\-i-
ton count ) and Joseph Nussliaum of Litin -
stone eounty CUUne are preferred tci 11
amount of $618 C2S Aasets are cathnatetf u :
J760.0IH ) , a larpe proportion of wbtrh , n-
slBts of real cetate i.cniu-red all over Ti XL-
Tbe principal creditors are in the easu - J
Include the following. Jacob Stein Cm < n -
nntl J1J.750. F Mastem. Berlin , Geruivi <
ril.OOD. Importers and Traders' NttnnzJ
bank of New Tork IW.HOl Mercantile Na
tional btnl. of New Tork SI u ( Kin. H B E :
dieort. Boston nc.41C , Third National btL
t .CUD. C H Moultou Boston ru ( . .
PortKmouth Shoe company Portamouth N
H J1S.MS , Commonwealth Fbat- and Lestln-r
company. Boston nM74 , G M Coburn iCe
Co . Bo tcn , ni < .37Ci , Exeter Boot and Sine
company , Exetci N H . 111.116. J .V
Stovor Lowell MM * m.S R. Colburn Ful-
le : & Co . Boston. $16,800. V. Connett t Cu
New Tori. . ri7.27 * .
Miiifiitfiitk nf Ofi'jin 1N > .ff. . A II. 14.
At New Tori , Armed Ls Tourainr frc m
Havre , Masslla from Hambu'c. Deu'.cu
land from Hamburg Ballarden fttiii
Santoe. etc ; Annandale from Tilt Cove N
F Sailed La Champagne for Hmrt
Broinerbaven far Antwerp Safritisw tor
Sac Domingo City etc Glriidower for Ham
burg. BuBalo for Hul' ' Ems for Nap. i ,
etc . AndM for Halifax N' R , Mohawk in'
Lcndoa , Tepuaaux. for Rotterdam Atboif
for Kingatoii ric ; KinRfcton for Liverpn-i' '
St Cuthbert for Ant rp , Segurancu Iir
Havana , etc , Phoenicia for Hamburp
Clrcassla. for Glasgow. Venceuola. for La
Guajara : fmbrla. for Liverpool ; File- * .
Bhonarck. for Hajnburg et <
At the Lizard Passi d Grenbrlcr. frrni
New7iort News for London , Imaum f-ntu
New Orleans via Havana
At Prawl Point Pfiksed Brltlah Prtii-i , .
troni New Orleans for Antwerp Scarhtlt't
from Galvcston vis Norfolk tor C-ptn-
hagen , Sorrento , from Newport KCWE ) or
Hamburg
At Hamburg Arrived Augusts Victoria
from New TorK. Via Plymouth and Cher
bourg : Fort William , from Fcrnandlna. ua
Nortoll for Falmouth
At Lonflcn Arrived MlnnoBOta. froa
Baltimore
At BrctnuD Arrived lent. Irom Galvci-
ton. vin Newport Jscwc.
At Gonon Arrlvofl Worra. from New
Tork.
At Shollds Salluo Mintoter Mnyliach for
Baltimore.
At Havre aUi > fl La Ga ooene , for New
Tork
At Southampton Sailed fit. Louie f r
Nev Tork
At Rotterdna Arrived Trfi , Irom Nw
OrletaE. via JSewpon News Bulled Ttii.-
plco , for Baltimore
At Liverpo. . } Arrived Berhard Huii
from New Orliatik. ] 4tb Bedouin lr < m
GaHcstuti MB jvtwpon Ntwi. beurgia fro.ii
N w ToiL feu.iia-ni.ri i m fo : New Toil. .
Astronomer for ' t w Cfiiani Curllslt TIM ,
for Nrvjiirt Newt jtibegtuian. . for Phil
adelphia.
Of ninnl.md ooutapioiiF blood
piiiwiii < Itiiiiitii at , } if \ iotim Mr.
Fraul. I : Murun , < UG J'tuiiiMlvutua
Avwiufc , V.'as.hinjrKin , D. C , s.nd
the UHutl jihvHiciuti'B treiiuiicnt
did liini not Uicfilitrliutii t ood. His
( MnidiLuin rcuclied'tlml dcplornlile
htupe wbicb only Uiib Uurible ( iu-
can jiroduue.
THE CURI
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-11 bltKrtJ rt'mediefi. Eipliu- liot-
tJej. mnovt'd tlie diwuw tifnim-
left In * Kl.m wjituiut
5 B B ii puarantwid
puritl ) vucdikliii. , and \T-s.
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Ulniuihi > . Udcikf frt-i' , c8 ' S2SJ/
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