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Oje imcs-Seraorrat: Sunbnr), wgttst 20, 1803. 3I0BHE MATTERS. BBHLDf CABLE LETTER BUHHE IHE SOUTHEEN STATES. A SEW ORLEASS DRtUMER ROBBED IX TEXAS. the Emperor will stay at the Chateaa d'Crviile.

twelTe miles from Metx. The new company that proposes to lay a cable between Australia and California will obtain a subsidy from the German government for the sections between the Fiji and Samoan Islands and the Samoan Islands and Honolulu. The pestofflce officials here are of the opinion that nothing stands in th way of an agreement between the gorern-meiits as to the complete line to California, POLITICAL POIXTS. ern portion of this county. lat Monday night, were arraigned before Justice G.

W. Mclnnis yesterday and committed to Jail, to await the action of the next grand Jury. One of the parties is a Methodist preacher, while another has occupied for some time the pulpit In the Bantist Church. The m-srroes were all Indeed lu th Lauderdale County last niirlit. A serious cutting affray, grown? out of an effort ti apprehend the eullty parties in the rbobery of the store, occurred at Wanlta on v.

between Messrs. FTsnk Lee and John Moore. prominent and well-to-do farmers. Moore received two ugly wounds from a razor In the hands of Lee. eme in th neck a ad the other in the side.

While Moore's wnnds are painful at caused a considerable flow of blood, they are not regarded a-s neceartly fatal. Lee surrendered trtnself to Justice Mclnnis, and was held on a bond of fofO. are in the back, and it is not nr. reasotiahie to suppose, since both the gild imports and the treasury poid disbursements hare beeu lnrger dorinjf the last few days, that to-day's actual got! reserres in tlie bank are greater the shows. Tlie new bank as the etatemer.t shows, comes in with disappointing slowness.

Prrsard Brick Company Airn- Chieao. A-og. 10. The Chicago-Anderson Pressel Brick Company made an assign-merit to-dar. The compatT is one of the laryst cot-certs of the kini in tr.is Xht corrpary's ul nt Is valued at and tiiere is abent ot brick In stock.

Owing io hariug Urge stock of brick on hand early this year, which it was onatie to corapanr has d.ie little rpf t-1'1 be mad? Idle. The l.ai.Uries ar chiefly to stockholders Grocery Firm Embarrassed. Sr. Louis. Aug.

Oree.ry Eurnham Grocery Company, wbo business was eom months ago merged in that of E. Scudder Co. tr.to the Scudder-Greeler Grocery Company, a consol.da loa of the" two old Cites, has -come embarrassed. Irs liabilities about j.jfiO;iri wPh assets about the same. The embarrassment Is of the old Company th Gretier-Iinraham Grocery Company-end concerns only that K-rrlon of tiieir af-la'rs wLbii was not made pa.rt of tae consolidated firm nd which has been in pr.H-ess of since the consoiloa-tion of ths active business Interests, ilie emharr-ssment Is ascribed the prera.i-ina rtnanclal situation, which prevent! collections, and therefore the ready U4U1-daiion of the firm's affairs.

Phoenli Iron Works tn Close. Meadviile. Aug. Phoenix Iron Works will shut down this week, owing to the business depression. Ther hojx? to resnme Vmslness soon with a 15 per cent reduction In wages.

Certified Checks Cirenlatinsf as Currency. fliweial tn The Times -Democrat. Chattanooga, Aug. 19. Chattanooga has money of its own with which relieve for four months.

If necessary, the famine In currency. Certified checks denominations cf 10, $20 and $50 made their appearance to-day. They are siened bv tae secretary of the Clearing House Association, are secured by approved collateral in double the amount of isu held' bv President Montame, of the First National Bank, and w'di be reeeh 1 on deriosit or for any debt due seven of the largest banks In the city. Iondon Iress Comments on the Financial Jltnatlon. Py Press.

London, ID. In commertlng editorially 011 the financial th States, the Times says: Tt will Salelde at Montgomery, Ala. A Fire at Pachata, A Hunts ville, Tex, Lady tbe Victim of an Unfortunate Accident. Decatur, Ala. "cap" hicxh iucnj iiid.

Special to The Times-Democrat, Florence, Aug. 19. A telegram received here to-day from the city marshal of Decatur to Sheriff Hones says: "Cap" Hicks was found dead on the banks of the rirer under a railroad bridge this morn-' hug. It Is thoneht his death va ranwl h. foul play.

From papers found on his body-it is supposed his name is- Sherrell. Hicks is the man arrested here last week, with Annie Warwick, a notorious character from Huntsvtlle. Hicks made a daring escape from an officer by Jumping from the train while en route from ilantsrille on Thursday night. He was supposd to be from Nashville. Montgomery, Ala.

COUI.l HOT STiSO PAIS. Bpectai to The Tunes-Democrat. Montgomery, Aug. 19. W.

A Andrews, w-ho has been a cripple from rheumatism for three years, committed suicide early this morning In fcla room. He had been timekeeper for the Louis-rllle and Nashville for years, but has for some months past been engaged in the mercantile busb-ness. Fie wrote a number of letters to Ms friends, saying he could not stand the pain of his rheumatism any longer. Little Rock. Ark.

EDITOR OOtJLI) COW HI EE. Little Rock, Aug. 19. IC O. Gould, editor of the Little Rock Tribune, a weekry paper, was severely thrashed in his office this afternoon by Alderman W.

C. Fn-cett. of this city, on account of an nrticlo in the last ls.ue of Gould's paper. Including Faueett in the baud of white-cappers who whipped C. E.

Uyers, correspondent of the ink-ago Sun. the other night. Rnssellvllle, Ala. AIXrOCD BOMB THIEVES AKBESTtD. Special to The Times-Democrat.

Florence, Ang. 19. For several mouths past a gang of horsa thieves have Infested the counties of Marlon, Winston and Franklin. Two of tn fftins were captured to-day by James Madison, who uuexpectedlr encountered Jessie Turner and Lee Gulnn. T.e two men are now ia jail at Russell-Tille.

it Is thought the capture is an Int 1 Jnrt hri.irw i Roans Bock, Ark. Round Rock, Ang. 19. M. MeAshan, who travels for John I.

Adams of New Orleans, while waiting for a train, f-" ar.ieep at the depot. When he awoke he was minus hl money, watch, chain, ring and valise. Macon, Ga. Special to The Times-Democrat. Macon, Aug.

19. Since Judge Barlett has enjoined a congregation of negroes from building a chrtrch on Columbus street, at the foot of Appleton avenue, they Intend to appeal to the Supremo Court. The case has excited consider able interest. The trooosed church was biiig erected in the- midst of a hlzhly respectable white neighborhood, and prop- erty holders objected to Its erection there the ground that it would be a nui- be interesting to see bow ti next expert- metit will turn out. The simple repeal ot the Sherman act seems new to be thought poor and spiritless.

The demand Is for some more startling mchod which will draw the attention of the outside world and will show to what quarter it must look for guidance in cv.rren-y affairs. It u.fltters very little which alternative is trled; the ororulse of a new act, whatever l.VuvVVrr A's rafrivancefor i- Tlnced that the placihg of a tax ot, adver-ttng 'rid of tlie surplus csh ehher course; tlsementi would adversely affect the busl-will excellent iy well. I cess interests of the country, and conse- RECORD OK 1IAPPEMNG9 IX THE GILF CITY YESTERDAY. Fraacatt Line Electric Cam te Start Resnlarly To-nsyAllS Timber Depredators Before the I'nited Statea Commissioner Arrival of 3ir. Truwltf Remains.

Jxs-tal to The Timett-Damocrat. Mobile. Atw. 19. -Another step tn tha march of the city's progress was mad this afsernoon la the starting of tha electric cars of the Mobile Street Railroad Company on the Frascati line.

The trial was most satu-futory ia erery respect, th motor working like charm. Manager Semmes will start the electric cars 00 the Lne reguUrly to-morrow after- noon This leaves but the Government Street. Javis aoniyu 1 i.ow-" lines to complete, and these- wLT ba started as fast as the motor cars which, are on hand are fitted up. Noel E. Tomer, president of the Vine- gar Eeni Lumbe Couiraay, of WashJng-! ton.

was before Uiled Stains Com missioner N. II. Clarke on rweiv charges of cutting timber on government laud, llj waived an examination and was pnt under bond of in each case, or svort in all. Martin Laurford. O- tho eaaie place, waived an examination eu charges ior the same offense and placed under $1000 bond.

Hubbard 1 Ph- Turner wis arraUaed on one "aro and waired examination, and ga-r iKnd to answer before the United States grand jury. L. RusseL who Las oeen makiuj; a tour of the West aaa stopped some time at Hot springs, haa returned home In tha best of EeaiUi and spirits. W. A general siiperuiteml-eut of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia system, wu in the city yesterday and went over to Point Clear spend a few days.

Misses Maud and Katy Mlddleton are at the at Citroncile. General Manager Hudson spent the day in the cty yesterday and leit'for Knox-vdle. the remains of Mrs. Harriet COrover Truwitt. reikt of the late V.

L. Truwitt. who died at the lly Hotel. Old Point Coti.foit, suudeuiy ou Wednesday night last, arrived jiere this afternooa ana wrU be buried from the family residence to-morrow afternoon. Mrs.

Truwitt, who was almost seventy-one years of age, left the city some weeks ago to f'e-nd thei summer in Trcima. Mrs. Truwitt was a native of WiLiambury. her maiden name being Harriet Richardson, aae was marriod in Mobiio to Mr. v.

E. Truwitt, a prominent merchant, in 1X Tne lady apect ten year lu Eumpe educating her children, Fred and Helen C. 6lngr -bori tn She leaves four daugnrers and two sons, namely Mrs. Walter Burcess, of Kos-cicsko. Mr.

Thomas Carson, of PrownsvUie. and Mihs Lucy and Helen, of this citv, and V. Lv Trawltw of Mobil, and Fred Truwitt. of Tex. Sh Wvea a alsttr.

Mrs. Sarah Wilburn. of Washlnirron. D. C.

Mrs. Truwitt was remarkably preserved for one of her extreme ajje. and preserved a bright mind to tlie last. She lea ves a large number ot sympathising friends. Miss Annlo Lawrence, cut Norfolk, accompanied the remains Mobile, a nephew cf the deceased lady.

Mr. Jack Spencer, having accompanied them a far as Clnettiuati. O. Mr. Georre W.

Agnew. well known citizen, died yesterday afternoon. Tha deceased was bora ia October. in Choctaw counrv, and came to Mobile la lVu. fevi employment writh Molloy ft Hergan.

He Joined th State artillery at the breaking out of the war and nerved culantlv throueJio'it the four years. Afer the war M. Agnew opencl business in Butler county, and in lv! came to Mobile, where he sided la the formation of the firm of Goidstucker, Stranss ft Asrnew, afterward Strauns ft Agnew and then Agnew, Arrauss A Co. Later he went into th cotton business, the firm name being Murphy. Amew it Co.

ia.1 Agnew, Scales ft Co. Mr. Agnew a8 very saccessfnl as a merchant, and ma le counties friends. In late years Mr. Agnew has been conccrd with the frms of Leinkjiuf ft Strauss and the D.

It. Dunlap Mercantile Company. A few months since he Joined the Eplscval Church. Th deceasetl leaves a brother. Louis Agn-w, ia Morton.

and nuiny friends 'who will regret to learn, of his death. BE) IX TIME. On the 1st of September, the close the business year. Hie Times-Democrat will appear in the most attractive style. Large orders for this edition have already been received snd promise to absorb the entire nam hes copies printed over and above the legitimate circnlaUon.

Thosa who desire to send copies of this exceptionally attractive paper to their friends should send in their orders aft, once. Sea advertisement In another column for particulars. See Fox. the Hatter's show window roe the new hats. Amnscmen and Manner tm tno Celestial Empire.

The hard-working Inhabitants ef the Celetrfal Empire, aa the Cbme to name theia Immense territory, are not onlifce other a. tior in their love ef amoneroents. The full mooi festivai makes every city la China brlzht and Joyous. Th moon-akee are for sal everywhere; Icnumenble lamps shtoe from sweets and gardens and rivers; stmcUig gir: go alMwit tbe streets, and story-tellers rnthr crowds around them to listen to rhetr interestimr tales of dead Empewrs and heroes; Punch, and Judy meet ron at every street corner, and acrobat and fyamasts perform to sdtnirtDg beholder. Bat th grind festival Beld en the fifth dayt of the fifth mono the Draarm Best Festival-.

is tbe great raia day of China, tor the retuoo, that the drs son Is pre-erclaratty the Chinese symbol. It le emhe.I'ncd in ererythinit wnein. belomts to the nation. Its liteniore, its art. Its classics, painting and porceViii are fnll cf it.

snd arel-Veetv. presents it ererywhe. They hare volumes bill of stories relating w-thl wonderful creature. It is the Imperial emblem of China, so that the F- 'Pemr's per-. tu.n is always spofeea of as the 'Dragon's person;" Ws throne Is the "Dragon's seat; his bed Is tlia "Drae'ia's bed;" his eouo'enanee, the "Dneores fare;" tis r.

the "Drgt eye;" snd when he Is dead they say has sscesded open tr- arszon to be fUest oa htKh. and even rc tomb Is cahed the tablet." We need not tbea be surprised when we see thh, drson In every sise and position upon tHe beautiful pottery and expeo give poreelala and various tableware od man tel omimms wnlch come from Canton. Har per's Yrninir People. O0OOOOOOO Totft Tin' Fi! 10 sanee. ine lot on which the church was cured his pistol which he handed to Ota-being built was taught by the negroes cer Hurt Wa'ffer.

Ex-Sherur W. H. IJ' Kaer ou 1 Lewis and" others laid hold of Krnegel Ht $1 )0. and they had spent about $3oO and disarmed hhu. Otficer Waller marched for material and work.

Under the ad- Kruegel to the ponce station, and iU-vic of Mr. Baer the negroes offered ianx Lasteneil to Jeff. House drug store. The worst of it is that no sucn casui Ik now ro be found: the act was too effecitve drain. But whnterer wvy th- new scheme may work, we shall be 1 irrrefiil to America for civinz us so goat an object lessoa, and.

most of ad, at her own expense." SITl'ATIOV AT ni'INSVVICIv. Jo Snspicion Cases Flan for t.l" Suracon liranham's Should He Liie. t-i Tlie TUnesdJernoTat. Itruuswick. Aug.

13. The Health P.oard rejiorts, upon the authority of lr. John Gutteras H- M. who has visited every cas' of fever with the local physicians, that there is no Infection in the city, not even a suspected case. The above was posted this noon.

Lir. liranham is gradually sinking. Upon the Immediate demise of the patient the following has been mapped out by the United States surgeons: Tbe body will be at once tightly wrapped np la sheets, thoroughly saturated with bichloride of mercury, then placed In an hermetically scaled metallic cotan, which will then be placed In a large box made for that purpose, being well packed with sawdust previously soaked lu bichloride of mercury and carbolic acid. The carpets, and body will be Interred as deeply as practicable. All of these and previous precautions the experts assert will be sufficient to etanip out every vestlee cf infection.

The steamer Kuby is under steam The New Secretary of the Imperial Treasury. Tax on Eoerse Transactions E6 Doubled. To Future New Financial Policy of the Government. The Tariff "War "With Russia in Statu Quo. Uflcleaiiliness cf EuEsiac Poles Army Kanaeuvres at Metz.

Ey Associated Press. Berlin, Aug. -Count Pisadrorsky-Werner, the successor of liaron ron Malt-lahn, as secretary of the Imperial treas ury, will assume me ouuts 01 me uiulti 011 Sept. 1. On the same day Haron von Muliiahn will give a t'arewed bauquet to the ofhcials of the bureau.

With retirement of Baron ron Malt-zahn from the had of the treasury is supposed to vanish whatever amount of obstruction the policy of Lr. Mhpjel, I'rus- siaa minister of hnauce, should meet with in the official circle. It may be that Karon ron Maltzithn Is obtnse, but he has been a highly honorable minister. He would har willingly placed himself en rapport with Lr. but the latter, having a profoundly difaeult task before hiia In arrauiiug the new taxation scLeraes, rfcipiirej anoth -r man.

Ihe new st of the treasury will inaugurate his career by presiding over a series of conference to be held by delegates from the federated States on the new taxation propositions. According to the semi-official press, all tJle federated states have now agreed that tc(? tas on Boerse transactions shall be anii a graduated tax be imposed oa winwi aaji tobaocos. The proposal to a ax. on advertistinents, wuu piueml support, tn.trciv- withdrawn from coiisid- The rerument coa- 1, abandoned this Dronosed method of raising mon'-y. The Vossisehe Zeituug says that the tew exp'U dltures incurred, or to be Incurred, through the adoption of THK necessitates the raising of only l.COO.000 muks by new Imposts, but It is certain lr.

Mi.piel will find a majority iu the Kehhsiug for whatever incisures he may jroti se, provided the new taxation be so distributed as to weigh little on the people who caa least bear further burdens. What was expected of Dr. Miiia-d was that he would effect a complete reorganization of the fiscal system cf the rather than a clever manipulation cf the system to the end of securing further taxutlon. Outside of the official papers, which, of Course, may be depended upon to arue in favor of any project the government nay broach, the financial plans decided upn. so far as they hare been revealed, excite the keenest hostile criticism.

Count Flsadvorsky-Werner's apiointment to the Imperial secretaryship of the treasury helps to widen the breach already existing between Germany and Russia, caused mainly by the customs tariff war now being waged between the two powers. The secretary Is a Pole, and it is expected that his sentiments are anti-Russian. He is In close relation to the Ger- of a commercial treaty. The tariff war remains In statu quo. Concurrent advices from erery commercial centre show that Russia is feeling the pinch of the war severely.

Throughout Southern Russia the prices of all grains are falling. Good rye, which costs 73 copecks per podd to produce, Is selling at this price. The production threatens to languish. Land owners who are V.TICRFD PUWS WITH DEET9 incurred through the grain famine last year can neither raise furthar loans to pay the installment of their debts now due, nor sell their grain at a price that wLll permit them to meet their-obligations. DeWitt, the Russian Minister of Finance, has summoned to St.

Petersburg the chief provincial treasurers to confer with the directors of the Imperial bank of Russia on measures to assist the distressed land owners and farmers. The land owners haTe petitioned the Department of Agriculture to support their appeal to the land banks for six months' grace to meet their engagements. The Nova Vremya. of St. Petersburg, says that the Russian peasantry, who have had only one good harvest in three years, find their prospects of recuperation blasted by the tariff war.

The conference between the Imperial Bank directors and the prorinclal treasurers will open on Tuesday next. It Is reported that sereral of the ofaclals will take part In this conference and mean to demand that De Witt's policy be ent.r -ly reversed and that the tana war ue siopneu. It 1 "aid that these men heller? that it will be possible to reliere the dls- securing the reopening of the Germaa markets tJ Russian products. The extraordinary tariff now Imposed upon Russian grain amounts practically to the prohibi'lon of Its Importation. Since the alleged cases of cholera la this city have been traced to a single source.

the uncleanllness cf Russian Poles, the people of Berlin hare dismissed them as no concern of theirs. Each case of re- Parted cholera proved to have been due to the person aT -ctcd hf.vlng eaten tainted merit. Imported from districts in Russia in which gecnlne cholera has prevailed. Rnsso-roiish working people are rrtmer oc.s in the eastern districts of Berlin. They bare exceeding1- limited notions In regard to sanitation.

Tlie newspapers wan tVe G. rtr.ans who come In contact with them while working AAtSti HUM CI.OSELT er ry of illness, to get aid ir.iiii ir.e a sniuJU such srmp- 'cur. rue to secure the isolation of thv person aiT--'ed Tie- i v. are disiiifecting and watching the Russian emigrants contfnue to ar rlV? cbul0Tft Clstrlf8' 'UcU em.grctioa was supposed to hare been The Programme has been completed for aTy mntifn tPrest manlfes A revew by the will 1 uie 1 11 i. v- VI it.

JIT. 1U1 lil- fested In these manoeuvres. a e-' ie r-inpeior ui ine 1 array will be hell at Treves on Sept. The rrs will then cn Metz -b. Slxt-enth n-my corps.

The operr'len will take place wfihin a tria-la'er-il irmed ly Treves, Metz and Saar. The until encounter will occur at Metz. Emperor William, the Crown Prince cf Daly and the personages who i wiii sttena the manoeuvres as taests ef i is Mm lie Rnascial Sitmtica in Kew YciL Speculations on the Result of the Associated Eaaks' Statement. A Bv5alo Institution's Method of Relieving the Stringency. Iloaru of Trade Men to Isue a Call fir a Convention.

Lf je Chicago Erick Juamfactory Goes Under. New Xli Block market usual a by the cLairm in givii. that business dgiit i- begun. 1 in that was about the tm'y of taking ui the (lay's w'ont cu "the i-unnl. IiJ roiy has then; been so litiie bi.siuows trnueacted on the floor of tne tx -liiiiut- as as recorded to-day.

What there was of the market was strong cj the a nior favorablo ti.uk KtaUantut and the absence of any attempt to sell the bears. If the scarcity of money, actual cash, continues much ii is to be ex-I ctfijrf iiat ttories uf the jiaytnent of redid dollars over bank counters will be revived. tric are already being told of the way In which bank tollers t-rcvciit wily depositors from depleting the bank's coffers by drawing ciish for te puip.ee of it at a premium to the brokers. The fcchemes detised lor teL.i1i:i;ry reiiii" of u.e iiuunclal ktrlngcn'-y bitvu so swelled la character tua number that it lis hard to keep uck of ti.i-ui. Lvcry cay new one turns tp.

The oijt- which, has eoiiiamnded most in i liiat adopted iu a ciiy where tuiTfhey cannot be got ii to pa. oj: the haads in uie esubiiaaments, anl where a uas oieu had to payment in certi-litd the. hi. tLe ur kt accepted at Jul by buicier and hk. who ia their taru them as casa In their own lut.l.s olid draw aaiust them as tiiey Viiu.J i.uiiisi a caeU balance, thus a c.xiil (Uiitmy aliuat not subject to V- oout.u Doubtless inspired by this ex- (ii the City Bank of Bullalo, an lu- H.cuii'iu under the Slate law, mL a iiev pan beore uie public.

v.huh draw a lonii war compliments lroin i.iM:n;x,t linarici's iu New lurk tLii i.ueuy stated, tuis an is la Iiai.it to iu New iuiK ia Ui.iioiu ot liii i -iu, i on- ia lit.iie., u.nl id them I a iroia hftal to hau.l trfsa Un it lvL'tUjCN n. to la Kutvi'iiiceui rum-Ui l- ijii dt'ak. to II, wi.l lie net: to 1 1 iiiie, aiiu o-tii urauii o.i luri liny h.ie l'i-ia uo -oiianrais iiepoited liii lle iO' ai i -nickers' ksnOi-iallwU aad the nioiii-j- in io it la lurk to veure tl.e -r a-lllSt losi ia ye.iis wa isucU teueral Interest taeu IU tiie Sluieuieui as w.i the ca.e wnu llie eihibit ot to-day. Jo two wire aiise, uie movements of and the rales prevailing lor the Mtuit- ui the taw of uiipreceiteui 1.1-uv.y nrriva.s of ell from iui.ro). Lavsi'i! ix a Uvea ttaim.

were at sen. some preuicting a heavy lui iease iu reserves and others a moderate ciecroaKe. lhe latter argued that the Hiiipmeuis of curreuey (luring tae wtik over and etinsidt raoie amounts or gold must have leeu iioaided. or the statement would have been unfavoraole. At Uie btix-k Mxcltacge the exhibit was th sole tojiic of discussion, an 1 masiy w.iers were made the result.

V. h. a the statement iiaiiy ma ie lis appearance 1C proved to lie favorable. 1'robabiy the Item which attracted the most attention was the lurtaer lniToase iu eireulutmu of io.JHi. which makes the gain iu this respect for the past two vee over 1, h.0o0.

Loans wer cou-tracted, 5.liii,.V; depolts decreased, There was a pain in specie of and a iuss in legal tenders of Ueserves Increr.sed which redu.es deficit to When the statement was read at the Kxcliarifce at 12:3. o'clock It was received with loud and cheers. Mouey on call was quiet at 3 per cent. Tiiei; was no transactions in time loans and mercantile paper. The demand tor currency was moderately larte at 1 3-KJ ii per cent premium.

Spot fold Is jl 1-2 per cent, and fur future delivery ll-4cfi I 1-2 per cent. The sub-tr-asury paid Iso.tmo t.f its debit balance at the eiearin.s house iu gold and the remainder in treasury notes. The foreign exchance market closed firm et about the top notch of the week. An Increase iu the upily cf cotton bills is rejoined, while there is no falling off in the exports of KTuia. is still a premium on goll.

and this, witn the f'ipply of graiu and cotton and provision liiiisJ augurs well for a continuance of the gold imHri movement. The imports of secie at the port of New Tort were J11.2.V?.iH. of which were goal 'and $12-P silver. The pold consisted of i3.8'4 American poll coin. 4.l,tt:,u'8 gold coin, and l.l..'.l'is gold bullion.

'1 he exports of specie from the port of New York for th week were $201, oVX), all of which was salvor. Au oiiicer of the Hoard of Trride of this ci'y stsiti-d to a reporter thi; morning that for a meeting in Washington, li. of the bu-Pie-s men of the country, for the of demandlni the Immediate unconditional repeal of til's Iurvhe c'ause of the Sherman liver act, probably Issued by the board within few days. in July last the Hoard of Tni! ami TrnnKportstioTi sent to all Import ai.t i-ominereial bodies throivjliont the I'nUoii fates resolution i bdopicd by the bosrd the re-jk ai at the extr sei, of of tiie Fllver purchase f-ectioiK of the Sh -man Piw. At the time a was md-' that copies of the oommereial had taken 1 forwnrdod to the Iwiard to Ih for pre-rrasthm to Ongreis.

The commercial bodies were mis i re.inecK'd to alvise the board as to their wiilitipness to send at least two delegates to a convention of commercial bodies In Washington about Sept 1. If the Lohili.e of Mien a convention was deetied Beeessinr to take fiction ujion the and 'business situation. Fir honored r-plies h.tve bi-cTi reeelvej up to date. of ui. li i-Tpres the wl" of tVe bod-ev them to in sreh ft It i thst solid business nut of tiie will nttetid the fiti-1 that as a detnonst rati -ii th" part of the business interests of -he It wl'l be w'thont a tV l'1-t ry of the Vnlted Ptftes.

old llefcerven. New Int. r.s: st: Scf.U iu of l.o ob: rk t.g. 10. -The Post cars: ii w-ivd holly to-dar lu the wiii was cx.pec.rd to the quet'otl of tie- iuit'orted il he.s tne-1 held by tLe eb-armg bouse The siatemeut.

wk-h aj jn-aied rather earlier than was re-a? luring. It showed the banks to have held this week on the averse Ji.TS.Oi'K) lacre epeie than they held a week ago, so that, although the slock of ietal rentiers atjreasel and were teavllv ontractei. The reserve has gaiael and now stands $111. into, 'e below, the legal limit. Ye: these immediate sources of the new gold holdings are yet i rii.iti.

of no gold rttuntd to the hanks whl 1i-ellltau-i the curly spei-ie imports, but it su of the tall.es almost vsactly with tho net balance our the New York to citr b.ar.ks. a movement otherwise ro-f ecfed br rl week's snr'nkaco in the g-r- -t's gold r-sen e. NevT'hel'f t. however, tt; were ohtained. The new gold a to ia a Indianapolis Republican Committee Robbed.

Indianapolis, Aug. 19. There was much excitement and Indignation at the rooms of the Kepnhliean city committee In the Wrenn block on Pennsylvania street this morning. A thief broke into the rooms aouie time after midnight, pried open the desk of Secretary Joyce and stole the poll books of the nine precincts of the Sixth ward, the "committee's check book, the cash book, private memoranda, the committee's record book, and oiue summaries of the result of the polls in the ward. Everything of political value in tne desk cf the secretary was taken.

The rwll hooks of the other precincts would iLeiy have been found and carried away had not the 'hief been discovered by the initor of tbe block and frightened away. -eretary Joyce believes that the thief a man who has been lounging around tbe committee rooms for several days, and who he has regarded aa a suspicious character. No clew to the thief or documents has yet been found. Xew York People's Party Sylvan Bench. Aug.

19. The State convention of the People's party got down to business at 8:30 this morning. The report of the committee on credentials showed that 135 delegates were present. The secretary general stated the report of the committee on platform was not unanimous, as the committee could not agr. on all portions of It.

Ha then read the platform. There was a hot fight over nearly every proposition, and a number of amendments were offered to the cardinal principles of the People's party, uatll It was explained that they were taken verbatim from the platform adopted by the national convention tit Omaha. Ihe platform adopted was as follows: The i'eopie's party of the State of New lor In conveutiuu Hutmhlwi or of almost unprecedented national distress, reiterates its to the tnree basic planks of the Omaha platform. A safe and sound fiex-iuie national mouey, vhich full legal tender with free and unlimited coinage ot silver ana gold at sixteen to one; increase in the amount of the circulating medium to Ti) per cent per capita; the establishment of postal savings banks; government ownership of railroads, teie-gruphs and telephones. We declare that the business of l'7a was caused by demonetization of silver and the contraction of the currency, and that the Immediate cause of th present financial distress is the ro-s of confidence iudaeed by the wad of the capitalists over the exportation of gold and the urgent demands of the bankers for the Issuance of more government bonds.

demand the construction of public works for the unemployed, including a rapid transit road for New York City. An eight-hour law rigidly enforced; tnat and CiimiciiKil ownershio of railroads, and gas and electric lichting plants aed the incorporation la the nw constitution of the of the initiative and refur-eB'li; m. Tlie platform was adopted after a wrangle lasting four hours, and during whlth constih-rBble unpariHruentsrv language was used. The tiueslion of legalia-lti' the liquor tralllc was Ji partletilarlv bot one, and produced a three-cornered fight between the Nationalists. Prohiel-tionlsr-s and Labor factions.

Th convention nnnlly d-Mared in favor of St.tte ownership of the liquor traffic, with the of all profit. The silver question, th State canals snd the lator questions broncht ortt. wide ly sentiments, and on ddegate shouted: "You are trying to rile too many horses at once: better stick to free silver and nationalism." None of the women deteirstcs got a chance to say anything, and Fanner Dean, who was in 'he chair, had great dillieulty In keeplnsr order. When it came to the selection of candidates for the Section In November, one of the delegates suggested a fusion with the Prohibitionists. He was howled down by the crowl and declared out of order by the chairman tit the same time.

The fo'lowing were chosen to represent the People's party on th Stat "nectary of State James Wright, of Elinlra. "omptroller D. M. S. Fero, of Glen's Falls.

Treasurer F. H. Fnrtly. Eluff Point. Y'ntes county.

Attomer lieneral Thaddeus B. Wake- msn. of New York. Engireer and Surveror-J'. E.

Webster, New York. Judtre of Corrt of Appear Lawrence J. MePbarlln. of P.nffalo. At 1 clock the convention adjonrnefl sin die.

While th eoBVPntlon was In session Mrs. Mary E. Lease 3ellvered an address before 2cV people hi the farmers' encampment tent. Ir. MctJlynn arrived here to-flav ana will speak to the farmers to-morrow.

Texas Populists. Special to The Times-Democrat. Waco, Aug. 19. The Populist confer ence closed Its labors to-day.

It sdopted so elaborate plan of State organization and provided for a. large corps of lecturers. The resolution adopted reiterated the demands of the Omaha platform. The national administration was scored for Its stand on the silver question. Provision was made for a State organ to be located at Fort Worth.

The Farmers State Alliance, recently In session at Beuette. to-night issued a lengthy address to the people of the L'rltd Mates, recounting the business aepTession. for which it was claimed the national banks are largely responsible. The al-leced conspiracy of foreign and American hankers to rob'the people of their money was reverted to. The address winds up with an appeal to th peopl to stand to gether and maintain their rights.

TIIE FIRE RECORD. Tennessee Town Nearly Destroyed. to The Times-Deoiocrat. Nashville, Aug. 19.

The town of Dick son was visited this morning by a fire. which destroyed the business portion of the place. At 2 o'clock flames were dis covered In the store of R. M. White Co.

and the residence of John T. Moore. They spread to the store of Henslee ft Myatt, and the dwelling of Monroe Dod- son. The Thomas block was next in flames, and the Thomas House, the lead ing hotel, soon followed. The fire swept onward, destroying the stores of McDanlel it Jamison, Gray- ft Sanders and the residence of J.

E. Russell, on the east aide of Main street, while on the west side Dodson's shoe store and the business houses of J. R. Spicer, Mnrrell ft An drews. Scott Wynne.

T. F. MeCreary nnl the Miller block followed. By hard work the fir was stopped upon reacLlnj the wads of the Bank and Trnt omtiany. while on the east side tne Myatt brick building proved aa effectual che- K.

The losses will aggregate wiille the insurance is placed at SVW.ooo. me iovs are as follows: J. A. Thomns. f7ou0; McDaniel fc Jamison, sflO'm; Harding Leech.

JIOO; Gray Sanders, $iOoO: J. ii. Russell. G. W.

Jones. $jots; I. M. Tailey, $i0uo; L. W.

Lensing, W. K. Ctitltm. jmio; W. T.

Logt'us. $13sj: $rf00; J. C. Buford. Xl'cOO; MU'er Anderson.

E. E. Miller. T. f.

McC-rearr. Scott ft Wymi, flixto: Mnrrell "ft Andrews, J. K. Spicer. loiioO; J.

T. Moore, $12t; R. M. White ft Ov. SSXsV; W.

I. Irwin, $1300: Hensle- Mrart, fiWtO. The law otiics of W. E. Cullum and Crotzer ft Egerton were destroyed.

The offices of Drs. Richards, Ridings and Scott were burred. Hardware Dealers Burned. Indianapolis. Aug.

19. The Jones Brothers, wholesale and retail dealers in hardware, were bnmed out early this morning. The loss on building and. stock poods reaches felly Insurance 21 SriO.ODO Worth of Property Destroyed. Pittsburg, Aug.

19. A midnight ire at McKeesport, destroyed Taylor Suoup's stw and lumber yards and three dwexLlos. Loss Pachata, Mias. FOrSDRT ASD HINE SHOPS BCTUTKDi. Special to The Times-DenXKrat.

Paehuta. Aug. 10. A -err destructive fire originated In the foundry and machine shops of this place which waa formerly owned and operated by J. A Lovett.

but at present was not in iteration. Everything connected with the building, including mithinery, was destroyed, si 1 tho loss will" nearly reach H.jj-"ri Tsj fir, when discovered, was beyond control. No insurance. S. C.

Greenville, S. C. Aug. 19. Chartes P.

Barrett, of Spartansburg, and two others implicated with him in conspiracies to defraud the government by establishing new postoffices and cancelling laree quan- titles of stamps, and to secure the ship-J ment of vaiuaMe goods on whlh bogus mortgages were gireu and fore-ios-d. to defraud shippers, tan? been indi -te-1 iu the cited States Court here, i'ost- oflice inspector i'eem is at work on the case. Some sensational derelopraents ar. looked for. A few days sgo the house and office occupied by Ovvtngs.

one of tiie conspirators, who had furnished testimony for the government, whs burned bv an Incendiary ffe, presumably to destroy eridenc. Hsr-tt snd sereral others are in jail at Spartansburg. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Aug. 19.

Memphis has secured a new telephone company to fom-pete with th Bell Company. To-day the necessary KioO names were signed and work will begin at once. The rares will be a little more than half what the Bell Company charges. Taserrell, Tenn. WOMEX wmpPTD BT WRITS CAPS.

Ppeclal to The Tiaies-Democrat. Tazewell. Ang. 19. White Caps took the town of New Taaeweli last night by storm, whipping two women named Rns-sell until almost unconscious.

The town was in the stillness of death.wlth the exception of a few stray pistol shots. until about I wTto: when eTeryVbtn aua dordy was lightened with the blaze from pistols and cries of help from women were heard. Not a citizen went to the aid of the women and they were given an unmerciful beaten, the whips bringing blood wherever they struck. It was cne cf th most dsstanlly outrages ever perpetrated here. women have been running a disreputable house.

Dalian, Tex. srtooxnm afff-at with little BASrAtti. Dallas, Aug. 19. A sensational shooting scrape took at 1 o'clock this after-ncon on Main street In front of the entrance to Murphy Bolnaz's office.

The participants were has. Bolans, of the Lite firm of Murphy Bolanz, and Her man KruegeL a well known resident of th First ward. There were two shots fired and Mr. Bolana came out of the contest with a hole in tne fleshy part cf his right thumb. Joe Record, who was passing along, seized Bolans and e- where bis thumb w.ia dresse.L It Is merely a flesh wound, and will occasion lts owner but bttie trouble.

The dilll-culty occurred orer a matter of Murphy ft Bolanz owed Kruegel when that firm failed a few weeks ago. The Southern Distilling Company, of which (i. M. Tillman, la manager, manufacturers, importers and wholesale dealers In liquors, wines and eisars. No.

2o8 Commerce street, filed a chattel mortgage. In wnlch Bernard Wolf is named as trustee, to secure in Claims against the firm. Assets, not given. The following creditors are preferred: Nora Wordser, $lo21 4-7; Joseph Woraacher, M. Michal.

$ii2i9S; Mr. B. Rosenthal. SiVJOlti; Mrs. B.

Tillman, fSsWOlK); City National Eink of Dallas, S. R. Kreamiel, V'1 55; Rein-hardt, agent. $07T: L. Richensteln.

agent Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company Association. 375; North Texas National Bank, Floresville, Tex. FloresvUleT Aug. 19. G.

W. Hatchings was caught in a rope he haa around mule's neck and dragged to death. He was wealthy farmer near here. CalaesTllIe, Tex. WWItl) 1 ACADIA PAKI83.

Special to Tae Tunes-Democrat. Gainesville, Aug. 19. Two men named Cnrtls were arrested in this county a few days ago that were wanted In Acadia parish. La.

The sheriff of that narlsh took charge of them to-day and left on the morning train. The dry weather still continues and Is doing much damage to crops. Gainesville hes received its first bale of cotton. If it rains in the next few days the crop of cotton will be good. Ilantsville, Tex.

SHOT 3t COCSIX. Huntsvtlle, Aug. 19. Mrs. Tom ConneTJ, daughter of G.

W. Gaines, of the Brushy neighborhood, was accidentally fatally shot to-day. Her cousin, a lady, was showing her how to mantulare a Winchester rifle. Tlie weapon went off. the load taking effect ia Mrs.

Conneli's body. Schalcnbarar, Tex. Schulenburg. Aug. 19.

Last night John Barjack. a Bohemian farmer, mistook his wife for a dog. and fired a lot of souirrel shot Into the back of her head, probably fatally injuring her. ftwentlEK la the East. A Strom light was thrown upon the work of "fashionable" dress-outers, and the hardships snme of vhelr assistants hare to endure, la the case of Hart vs.

tirilis," whnu recently caul I the Westminster Oninry Oitirt. The plaint sued for 5 fed. lielng one coiita's wuk-s In lieu ef notice. Plalufi.T was nraK-d br the defendant. Mm.

Grills, of touduit street, aa a hand." to live In te boue, at a ssiiry of 40 a rur. Having been there three months, she fare notice to leare. Ten ears latr, ns before Ji p. m. the usual time of leurlne oT work, thr assistants were notified that they would have to work until 8:30.

Plaintiff did work Uil 05, and then, being ntcerly tired out. sii told the defendant she was unable to work any Innjter. "Rie reply of this hamuli employer of labor, a woman, and a "fnsttionaMe rtreas-maker," to her employ, wss that If she would not work 9 3o. she px On the girl pleading that 'ie cor.ld not. her Implacable m.s-tress at once paid her ws np to that date.

nd turned her out Into the srreet-. At o'clock at night, th rirl, worn out with her Inng day's wr. MetsiVss. Rud impr.ve. ted.

had 'o frr4 Tn crw-eraT-'nnttni. it apr-eered thit ttie rl's heum nt lahnr wen. frtaii 9 to S. bet twice In the week Fe luoi to work till 3). She ws never paid eitri for o-.

i-. lTii'iir: made from her wacea if she were sT'smb. The Judge said he couid not that Uie em-plover's order was iinrcasenable, bnegh sh mijt have allowed tt- rlalatiff to have her ptotv tli.i night." the yi-l l.e her iflae an-1 re-elvel no if the pr'nelrls ft trades wore filly nr.ii-rsnpr.! sra-ieg I the wibii werters. ti.e mutter wil.l hrlty I have been allowed to rest here The Humanl- tartan. In the Art Gallery.

Man In Dnck Trousers (consulting his art catalogue! Portrait of Mommsen. Mommsen? Who's Mommsenr Man With the Cartweel Hat He's a fellow that makes champagne. These darned Chicago people don'r know how to spell his name. Chicago Tribune. An Accomplished Horse.

The colored individual who does hostllng work around town Is quite a character. The other d.er was eir-Hln tiie virtues of one of Lis i-l'M-di-! trotter to an a -tpiainfanee and go- Li. vd. man. I at ar kia kick yo col lar button off on ebbi-r tichin" v.V rerkl" This neat little fpvh was grr-ativ am da tide bv 1-is enthusiastic audience.

and he walked away asnmUg an air great dignity ajia Lntortacce. Wahx- 1 tun ulooie. 1 awaiting the nurses and attendants of man Agrarian and it Is, threrore, Branham as soon as death comes. Thev i not likely that he will assist In any way will be Immediately sent to the Sapel.t to bring about a reversal of the station. Word from that Just received says that the doctors' and tions RlIsla adoption to ananoon tne lot and not Dultd tiie ehnreh tf th.

wtiltA 1 .1 wr.nt.1 n.iv thm $lu00. The Droi)sltion was tle- clined. Mootnt Sterlinar, Ky. rsi'ta HIS I Sot I.I FS BT irTB. Louisville, Aug.

19. John Samuels, a prominent dry goods merchant of Mt. Sterling, committed suicide this morning by drowning. Family sorrows, such as the death of a son by a railroad accident. the placing of a beautiful and gifted daughter in a lunatic asylum, besides many other like troubles, seemed to fill Ms life's cup of bitterness to the brim.

This, added to financial troubles and an Inherent taint of insanity, were more than his mind could bear, and it gave way under tae strain. Cheneyville, La. Special to The Times-Democrat. CheneyvTJe, Ang. T9- Cotton picking has commenced here and a large crop ex pected.

The cotton is from three to six feet In height. Paris green has destroyed the few worms which made their appearance about two weeks ago. The weather fir picking is all that couid be desired. A can has been issued for an anti-levee convention, to convene her Oct. 11.

to de vise ways and means to defeat the levee tax. Bay St. Lonl, Mlsa. Special to The Tiraes-lVjnocrat. Bay St Louis, Aug.

19. This morning at the sand pit, a few miles north of the Bay, two negro hands got to fighting, when one picked up a shovel and with tne nat part ot it dealt tne other two sever blows on the head, knocking blm senseless, ur. 1 timer, from this place, dressed his injuries and thinks the man will recorer. The negro aggressor was arrested and safely lauded in jail here. Hattlesbnrg, Mlsa.

Special to Tae Tiaiee-Democra. Hattlesbnrg, Aug. 19. One afternoon last March two men called at the livery stable of J. C.

Miller of this place, and ordered a double team to carry them a few miles out of town. A double buggy was furnished them rnd they drove off. Neither men nor team ever came back. Mr. Miller has ever since been making efforts to trace bis stolen horses and a few days ago received such information as led him to believe he might find them in the State of Arkansas, and he lost no time in following the clew.

To-day Sheriff Mlxon, of this- place, received a telegram from Miller at Fruseott. requesting him to procure requisition papers from the iovernor for Calvin Gately. whom he had caused to be arrested and Jailed for complicity In the theft cf his horses and buegy. He had found the team and identified it. Gately was an employe of Miller's when the ream was stolen and left a few days afterward for Arkansas, and is said to have bitched up the team when it was so cleverly driven off to return no more.

No suspicion, it seems, has heretofore attached to Gately, and who his accomplices were is net yet known, as th telegram from Mr. Miller is the only information yet received here of the matter. Jackson. Miss. "Special to The Times-Democrat.

Jackson, Aug. 19. Sheriff Kemp, of Madison, passed through here to-day with R. W. TreadwelL the much-wsntcd young man who was arrested here a few days since on th affl.larlt of a young lady for horse stealing In Madison county.

He was first carried to Rankin to answer a similar charge there, but the grand Jury failed to indict him for want of sufficient identification and he was sur- rendered to the Madison authorities, where he will be tried. He Is also wanted at Winoua to answer a criiuiual charge, cn 1 th? Ytir.ona authorltii-s say they lave Information that satisfies them tnir he is under a charsr in Texas cf robbing the express company. He is about twentv-sii years old. The contract for furnishing beef to the lunatic asylum was let to-day to J. H.

O'Deneall at three and ninety four hun-dreths cents for pound. J. W. Johnson A who have bad this contract for eighteen years, passed the bid for this contract. Bids were opened and all rejected in Jnlv last, and others invited with the above result.

The saving to he State over the rejected bids Is some $1,00. Meridian. Miss. SEOBO BtFHOI.AKH A i AIGVED. Special to The Tiiirre-D-siocrsit.

MeriCan, Aug. 19 Frank Craft, Dan Craft, Joe Craft and Levi Rosenberg, all negroes, who burglarized the store of t. Ii. iichultz, aft Waiilta, in the souxhwest- nurses previously sent there are all dolntr well, wirh no indications of sickness in their nikhst. Quarantine Raised.

fkeclal to The limes-Democrat. Montgomery, Ang. li). Gov. Jones today, on the recommendation of the Stat Hoard of Health, raised the quarantine tn force against Pensacola.

Quarantine against P.runswick still remains in effect. Special to The Times Ocean Springs, Aug. 19. Quarantine against the City of Pensacola, established Aug. 10, Is annulled, to take effect this afternoon, Aug.

id, all danger of yellow fever being past. Pensacola Refugees Soecial to Toe Times-Democrat. rensacola, Aug. 19. Every body was made hrppy to-day ly the announcement that the quarantine of the State of Alabama against the city had been withdrawn.

The government quarantine at the navy yard was also withdrawn to day. The trains to-day brought larye numbers of the refugees home, and the streets to-night have a more cheerful look. State Health Officer Porter closed his oflice here to-night and left on a special train for Jacksonville. He was accompanied by Surgeon Murray, tne expert of the Marine Honital service, who is returning to the quarantine station at Dry 'iortugas. Surgeon McGruder will probably leave for New Orleans tomorrow.

At an early hour to-day Mayor ChJplcy received an official notification" from Gov. Jones, of Alabama, that Alabima's qunr- Tlie railroad schedules were Immediately placed iu force, and both nl-ht d.ir trains are running just an they were be- r.iuu.- iir laninuini uao o-ii iev-Ke i. lore the yellow fever srare matters. TREASURE TRAIX WRF.CIvED. fZRO.OOO Worth of Gold Coin Aboard Nurrorr Escape from Destruction by Fire.

Indianapolis, Aug. 19 A special to the News from Whiting. says: The Fort Wayne mall and express train. No. i.

carrying 2.V).00O in gold coin, consig.ied to Chicago, was wrecked here at Fourth street last night at 10:15 o'clock. The en- glue was thrown from the track at the crossing of the Chestnut Terminal Heit Line. The third car. which contained tbe coin, was burst open and the treasure partly thrown ont and scattered in the middle of the highway. The wreck caurfct fire from tlie engine, scd but for the prompt of tiie tire dftj.amtu.-ijt, the trala.

wlui its precious load, would fis A fore of mea as to mnnfir m.1 thl. ...0... a. was taken to l3iici.fi by auoth'-r 1 No was ttiliir.tr ht, who were working at the ruins, and were struck by a havy timber. They will re- ov r- Kaval -tore.

M.rket. Sarannah. Anr 11trtHt. tuicutuic bin for rerulsj- sales sno v.n 7f. r.000; A.

B. and 90. $1 fl 10. I $1 So, Si St). Window glass Jll water white $3 Aug.

19. Turpentine ouiet Turpentine quiet and rtrtn at cents. cents, r.isii; steadv at SO G. A. R.

Encampment. Icdlaaap.i!;. Aug. 19. Rutcrns from th- Grand Army poits the countrr show there will a ttrr attendance of veterans ui the na-ional encampment Monday evening, etc I i 1 I I i I I i "i ioi; ma ins nowels be avokletl; it weak- A en their power of mot ion.

Agen-O 1 TlnT prepared with special views to the perma- Onetitcnre of Crvstivenesnanti Heat. ache. They are mild and remain In the system until they act on the" Oliver, cause a natural flow of blie antl their tonic propertlrs Impart power to the bowel, to re mo. nn- Oheajrhy cumulations Price, 2 cU. ItaKwxmall.

illemntlyeurar-Q eoatetL 140-144 61., a. T. oooooooo a- REMEDY. SnuCL wei cirans er.irrl. fcaUssloca.

Ira. Yaiitdce-e. deurtsuf se.i-hu. r'T carU evt I wl 1 a sf-ri stjzt: isi to mils naaws a reofcijE iha: curwi mm ct tae addjess. uaRATJiEY.

8o 21. Battle Creek. Mich. To the Editot. Pltaje inform your mders that nave pe-irtve remedy for the ahoT waw Useas its ttae.y Bs thcssaBils of hopeless cases oave been pcrauwn.ly ctued, I shall he 1 to send two bottles of try remeily f-ee to any cf your rcai-rs w-o have Cficump-on if they w2 send me their express and post office address.

X. A SUxma. M. lis Pearl SC. Sew.