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1RBATER NEW YORK lfrsyvs tun His Introduced a Bill to Bring lo All the Suburbs. QSBORNS FRIEND IS VERY EXPENSIVE fit u. Olrtn Hr 8300000 Sine the World' Youzc Astor li to Build Another Hotel. New York. January 4.

Senator Lexowv Greater New York bill which he has Just Introduced provides that the municipal corporations and parts of municipal corporations known as the city or Booklyn and the town of Flatlands. in the county of Kings the city of Long Island City the town or Newton. the 1 town and villages of Flushing and Ta mlc the villages of Kar Uockuway Rich mond Hill. White no and Morris Park and that part of the town of Hempstead In the county or Qutens. which Is wmerly of the straight line drawn front the southerly point of the town of FtuohinC through the middle of the Lontici between Rta- anO Shelter island In the county of Queen to the Atlantic ocean the town.

of West Chester the village of Wll IlamstriJge and thtt rt of the towns of East Chester inii Pelham. in the county Of West Chester which lies southerly of. straight tine irsiwn front a point where the northerly tine of the city of New York meets the center line of the Bronx river anti the town of Mlddlcton Castloton. Jj. Southfield.

Northtteid and WestrteM and the 4" villages of Kdgewater New Brighton Port Richmond and ToUehvllle. in the county of Richmond are hereby consolidated with the municipal corporation known as the mayor. alJennen and commonalty pt the city of New York. i The bill provides that the historic- name Of New York shall be retained tul ifoes ffs on with voluminous details in re ini to the Milre. Uses pitllc Improvements rj etc.

of the onsolidated city. bt The tesult of the exposure In XPW York municipal dales made by the Lexow 44 committee will undoubtedly I the pas- A sage of a bill by the legislature gvti the mayor the power to remove jay at- sJ otntive office within four months" from the time when the mayor takes ehar e. Senator bexow has already introduced the pill. andit will certainly become a law. This will give the finishing blow to Tammany rheblll provides that before the mayor hall remove an appointee the Utter shall given a public hearing it he desires it.

An Expensive Lady Friend. Mr Lillian Davis. of No. Ito West street was the only witness JSjttStWday before dyer J. Stein the ref.

fjafree the action in supplementary pro- teedlngs brought against Charles' S. Os- tbom. the wine man. to determine whether ij Kf llB-lias any money or means with which to iPy certain debt which It to alleged. fc owes.

Davis was said on a previous exam- xlnjititon to have had from Mr. Ostoris a house horses. jewels athl U. large allow- 4 nce. Lawyer Wales F.

Severance. after mak- I ner admit that she had never had a husband wanted to she called jr. bereIZ Mrs ISM- Because I choose to do so she replied Ominous little tat being. as she ke audible and on the floor Just in front of the chair on which she was seated. She is tall slender young pparently about twenty-eight years pe a pronounced btonde.

She wore wLMge diamond pin at her throat and a fin pair of stones gleamed from her ears. Id that she met Mr. Osborn in during the worlds fair at the leUejr-irUxV and that about a month iVf. gave her thi. She afterwards to New York and Ito gave her more couldn't say how much money she a received from Osborn but it was probibly much sio per month.

When rt Came to New York she went to the Xjnsterdam hotel where she remained llQf. about a month. Then she took a Hat jitiNO. 110. West Thirty-ninth street and ilater went to live in Eat Thirty-fourth Sgf iSbe was represented by Lawyer Kugene VS Schalek the law partner of Son t6r Cantor.

When asked if Mr. Unborn ever given her as much as 110. at the witness said she thought not. Itniticouldnt remember. you remember e' I wont F5Thts a.

woman's reason. cant very well give you any he sald that some of the money given was in the form of birth. presenta. get a furnished flat every time bu ave a birthday asked Lawyer QM with a sneer. Mti Davis threw herself back In her shltrStretched out her feet and screamed cant stand It let me home I must jUj3jne Ill come back again.

isnje fell to weeping. Mr. Osborn iriafclleolleltude and assisted by Lawyer carried the witness into room while Referee Stein utraee I have spent COO. 000 on her I've bought her whatever leave it to Ur and it is hers going to take It ay from a- right to give a lady 3ouo xx baick turning to Mr. examination of this lady is' brutal andunworthy of any gentle- your temper said Mr.

ilK for me to do it retorted Mr. I hate to see a woman bul- to Mrs. Davis who was hysterically aud told her go home and not come back again. aiisnW gjd Referee Stein. She may he must come back a week Supported by Mr.

Osborn ntered the elevator and rode up and times betare she Oouia suf- herself to go out on the Astor's Sew Hotel. new 000000 hotel that Astor will put up next th street and Fifth The Astor. This on the authority of a very onsllcuoita in the Astor ustatea. It is an- if the weather permits. or ill feeling among this new' addition to that Is really what the unt to.

Both properties moni and prob. management. Mr. taldt nding tie winter months will return tin time to Waldorf Astor when he Teutonic. After the Astor there will be a w.

Conference and the plans for Snlsh- thB WfiS3 and most costly hotel continent will be completed. lWiyl ir has lost his suit against oer II. Sfans- The action brought sta the second district court General Lagrange had ny rom Wyekoff since at a time agreeing to at the rate of 50 a ecurity lands owned by 4tti California. The general borrowed except tile one as brought. This he al- lowed to run ten months agreeing to pay at the rate of BO a month.

Then the land was sold and a settlement was attempted. Wyekoff claimed the stU owed him 250 balance. On the trial It developed that Wyckoft had credited 700 on the land sale when should have credited about 200 and Justice Bolte. de cided that Wyekoff owed General Lagrange 1250. Wyekoff has appealed the case.

Wyekoff Is a money broker at No. 7 Pine street. General Lagrange served throughout the war with great credit to himself. lie is a republican and In 1865 came within four votes of being elected lieutenant governor of Wisconsin He lives at No. 211 West' Seventy-second street and is prominent as a political worker In the nineteenth assembly district.

A Royal Pauper. Marquise Malhllde do Oreville widow of General de Grevllle. who as a member of Maxmlltans staff was killed In Mexl. en In the Mexican war died its ab- jpcf poverty In her comfortless apartments. 1330 Franklin avenue.

on Sunday and was burled yesterday In St. Raymond's cemetery In Westchester. The expense of her fu. npral was born by MUs Julia Cooper. niece of the late Peter Cooper.

Mme. do Grevllle had Ix-en more or less dependent for five years upon Mica ooprr and her friends. The mother of th decease woman was a direct descendant if Louis XVI. and her father of a royal 1 family one of th. son.

of which was at one time thief adviser to the kin of Belgium. General Pierre oia do Thlr the dead woman's father. setved through five wars with Xspoton I. using with the great Oor ican by whom was decorated for bravery. during the Rueia war and at Waterloo.

liortaparte- also presented him with a gold and Jeweled snuff box. Mme. de vllie was born in London seventy-four years UKO. and when fourteen years of age was presented at the Trench court where she met her husband. After the death of her husband.

who was decorated on the 11 by Napoleon III. Mme. de Oravilln settled In Cuba. where she lived on the utile money left her by her husband. Fifteen years ago she conic to this city an i for five yeara she slid her laughter who Is rive years of age have en- inavored to support themselves by curling feathers but the roothers fallitig health made it Impossible.

The daughter has among a nuinl of relics of Napoleon I. a pi. of his court Coat. These she will Jib- jK of to keep the wolf from the door. GOOD IlYli PROPERTY.

South Carolluu Cotton Mill. Are Making Money Charleston. S. January 4. Cotton factories- appear to lie the best paying properties in the i uLh ln the mills in this ti-te are nearly all making moey Tht Startaburg iieriij printed a few days ago a list of eight manufacturing concerus in Spartanburg1 county which pay JllCWj in dividends.

very ix months. TJie Greenville News pruitu a liSt of seven 11100 factories In Sparuuiburg and Greenville which alone pay out JlSir in divt- dens annually as follows Pacotet Manufacturing Company MOOJ Clifton Manufacturing Company Ti000 D. E. Converse Majiufacuring Company J1VW Knoree Manufacturing onpany luK Spartan milk' 15000 riWrnviit mills 7- 50) Pt mills. OOdi.

MAY SLCflSS HE HIS. ioscrnor 5 Wanla lila State ii- lumraled at the Uxpuxltlun. Columbia S. C. January lal.

Governor Evans is taking great personal Interest In. the Cotton States and Interns- tional exposUI' n. lie stated today rim he Is preparing to organize a nohrniaeiOn to have South Carolina property. represented. He has assurances of valuable asslstuce from phosphate companies manuiaetiirilig companies and railroads.

FORTY LIVES WERE LOST. That Sliver Lake Horror Confirmed. Some- of the Injured Will Dir Klamath Falls Ore. January 4. The latest fragmentary news from Sliver Lake confirms' the first listof forty persons who perished in the tire of Christmas eve.

Those seriously Injured some of whom wilt probably die. arv Mi LaBrle Boy VarJ Maggie Srelling George Payne Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Jacuby Mr. t-merick Mrs.

WurJ and Bob Snellinrs. Some of the injured have lost their eyes and have their focus terribly disfigured others will se their hands. All of the medicines in the immediate vi ctnlty were In a store underneath the hall and were entirely burned up. thus deprivlnj the Injured of allalleviation from a me cal source. FREE TELEPHONES.

Kuotvllle Enjoying the lienelits of Competition. Knoxville Teun. January 4. Knoxville people are virtually enjoying absolute free telephone service. A local company composed of leading capitalists opened an exchange with over 400 subscribers New Years day.

In order to introduce their service they give their subscribers free service for thirty days. The old company using the Bell Instruments Is quietly notifying those company that they may continue to use their old instruments tree fur thirty days In order to compare the service. The war between the companies pt to be a long and bitter one. lutE IX RICHMOND. A Building in Which Tobacco Stored Is liurned.

Richmond a. January. 4. The brick bunJlng used by Crump Co. us a tobacco stemmery and in wnloh was stored all of the manufactured stock of Iiargrave Co.

tobacco manufacturers. was burned this morning. Macgrave At Co. place their loss at J14W8 fully covered by Insurance. The loss on the building is.

estimated at 4551. Crump Cos loss will harjiy reach 110- OUU and is fully covered by insurance. Their force has already beta transferred to another factory. Withdrawals of Gold. Washington January 4V Unofficial advices received at the treasury department state that up to noon 560000 gold has been withdrawn from the subtreasury for export.

This reduces the gold reserve- to 810000 In round ea. The withdrawals for the day are expected to exceed The president today Issued an order placing superintendents or postomce stations throughout tote country under the classified service. There are about 40 of these officials and vacancies in the ser- vice will now be filled by promotion from the ranks Instead of from outside sources as formerly. British Steamship on Fire. Charleston S.

C. January 4. The British steamship LammertflCOr. loading for Bre men was found on fire this morning. The compartment in which the fire started had aJ out 2 jiJ bales of cotton.

It was partly filled wild water by city lire engines and W3tr pups. The' other compartments contain about 55 bales of cotton whihh it is believed sustained no damage. The cotton damaged by fire and water is being dis charged. The origin of the tire la unknown. Harpers Bazar gives correct informa.

tion about fashions for everybody for 4 a lor. Contributions for the Sufferers. Charleston- S. C. January 4.

A special committee has been appointed by the Young Men's Business League of Charleston to collect and forward to the suffering i eo- ple Of. Nebraska corn and other provisions. Thecoraroitte wouldInclude contributions from at parts of the state for this pur pose and wilt undertake to ward them to the proper domination. The plans of the committee for carrying out its charitable intentions wm be ed In a few days and in tte meantime contributions may tie- forwarded to Robert if. chairman in this pjt IMOOftlEF Belgium Has oIndGuuanj in Shutting Out Oar Cattle.

IT IS A TARIFF WAR BETWEEN NATIONS Springer may Overplay HUFart end No' Get Job from the President Ik Hill Apologizes. Washington January 4. Special. Bel. glum has Joined Germany in excluding American cattle and Ames meaU from its markets.

It Is In a spirit of tetahlatlon against the United States for Its differential duty on sugar coming from Germany. The Chicago dressed beef dealets and the western cattle raisers are up in arms. Thy declare that the whole. thing came about because of the senates action in putting a differential duty of 1 of a cent a pound on sugar sent from Germany to this country Belgium France and Spain are joining Germany in excluding our fresh meats and cattle. It is all because we are shutting out German sugar the interest of the sugar trust.

News comes Irons Chicago that a big lobby is to be sent here 10 urge congress to repeal this sugar duty leveled at tier- many In order that the countries of Europe will permit our cattle and dressed beef to enter their ports. The Chicago packers declare unless something is done by congress their busi. ness will be ruined. Armour Co. Nelson Morris Co.

and the other big pack. ers have quantities of money and nee and when backed by tue demands or all tie cattle raisers of tug country it would seem that they shoulu have as much in. ituenco with congress us the sujjar trust people. This fight they are tv make will open up the sugar question again In the senate and there may yet be some action by the sen- ate on It. Of course the agitation will renew speculation In sugar stock and some of the senators who dropped several months' salaries roar be able to recoup.

hut TJiere for Springer Senator Palmer. of Illinois is making a strong effort to provide a. berth for his de. feated congressional friend. Bill Springer.

The good man Springer Is aiding him. Springer has been hanging bout the white house doorsteps all this session. Cleveland admits him rarely but the talkative Sprin. ger pours financial views Int poor Thur. hera ears by the yard and gets himself Interviewed In endorsement of.

all he thinks the president thinks almost daily. It is said the presiJnt may give him a berth on the court of claims bench. but there is a suspicion that Mr. Cleveland Is tfoing to allow Springer to paddle his own canoe by his own personal exertions in future. Ike- English.

Colonel Ike Hill of Ohio Is one of the ftiaracters of Washington. iko is the as. sistant at of the house. lie has been or many years. lk speaks English in tin true Ohio style but he Is as- ignorant or other languages as a baby.

ills Ignorance of th Chinese language and the consequent belief that the Chinese minister was equally Ignorant of English got tJmjnto lots of trounlo some time ago. It was at a congressional funeral. Hill had charge of affairs. The Chintso mm- later was there. As tbs procession' started out there was a hitch which caused the Chinese minister to stop just-in front of Hill.

Move on you rat-eating son Of a gun sail Hill winking at a triend by his side and not suspecting for a moment that the Chinese diplomat could understand his words. Rut he did. and the next morning reported the insult to the state depart- meut with a demand fur an apology. Of course Ike wrote it out ana hint it forwarded to the Chinese legation through the state department. It was accepted as satisfactory.

Now Colonel Hill Is very careful in his use of th English language In the presence of foreigners of all sorts. E. W. B. KILLED BY THE SHERIFF.

Dr. liarrod Shot Down by a an Whom lie Oppomed for Re-Election. Harrodsburg Ky. January At 11:50 o'clock his morning Sheriff John I. Van Arsdall thot and killed Dr.

F. L. Barred in Lawyers row. The physician had ust returned from the postoifice whets he. was interrupted by the sheriff who opened tire on him at close range tiring three shots.

The killing It attributed to the recent election in this city. Van Arsdall was a candl- date for re-election and was opposed by the doctor. An anonymous circular la which Van lull was raked for his do- mestic relations was sent out. Van Arsdall was defeated for re-election and charged Dr. Harrod with the authorship of the circular.

TM dead man graduated at Lottlsviile four years ago and located here. lie was a native of Orb and leaves a vi He had built up a large and re muneratlve practice and it IS n. unlikely that trouble will follow the killing as he had many friends. A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE Organized by the Citizens of Sacra- nneuto. Sacramento Cal.

January 4. The excite- ment prevailing in this city culminated last evening In the organization of a vigilance committee or 500 men. Just what they Intend doing cannot be learned as' they have bound themselves to secrecy. After midnight Wednesday quiet was prevailing throughout the city and as fat as can be learned no robberies were committed. Every block in the city was carefully patrolled and all men found on the street who could not give a gpod account of themselves were placed under arrest.

There is a great dial of uneasiness on the part of the criminals now in the county jail. The members of the so industrial army have been warned to Ihave. They refused positively and it is expected they will be arrested. No one who has taken Harpers Magazine gives it up willingly. Price 4 a year.

DOrDLE MtItDER AND SUICIDE. A. Negro Kill a Child and Itt. Vtfe 1 Dying. Savannah Ga.

January 4. Special. George Jordan a colored baker In the employ of the Forest City bakery went to his home today In Liberty street lane Just back of the De Solo hotel and after a few words with his wife shot her and his two children and then turned his pistol on himself firing three shots Into his abdomen. He had a row with his wife just before Christmas and he left the house. This afternoonwhen he went heck he stated he had come" to settle the matter.

He told her ha was going to leave her. and wanted to know. how much she wanted for the support of herself and children. They sat down and began to talk It over. Suddenly he pulled out a IS-caliber pistol and began shooting.

The woman. Lizzie Jordan. ran for the door followed by her two young children Edward and Leola. The third shot from the pistol struck her in' the had just as she reached the door and the next hit the boy In the back of the head killing him al most instantly. Tie wvman fell at the door and after tooting the glrVwJio suffered only a illjclit' r'- flesh woina.

he fired thffe hots latdt his stomach and was taken to St. Joseph' jn- firmary where filed tonight at o'clock. The woman will probably die tonight or tomorrow but the little girl. Leola is not dangerously hurt. No cause but jealous Insanity can be assigned for.

Jordan's rash act. TOROITOS DOODLE ISVESTOGATIOS. Two Ex-Aldermen Arrested and More to Follow. Toronto January i Judge McDougaU last night presented Mayor Kennedy his report on th recent civic beadle Investlgfa- thou. The report Is very lengthy and deals In detail with subjects that came under his commission.

As a result of Judge McDougall's finding the crowns attorney ordered the arrest of ca-Alderman Verrall and ex-Alderman John Maloney. They were subsequently taken to police headquarters and allowed out on ball. Ex-Aldermen William Hall Hewitt and J. F. Coleman.

the mediums of the most corrupt of them all are fugitives from justice. Warrants were also Issued for the arrest of ex-Alderman Bailey. Regarding Vice President II. A. Everett of the Toronto Street Railway Company' who is at present out of Canada.

the Judge says he was wilfully and knowingly guilty of corrupt deeds. More arrests are expected In a day or two. Ex-Alderman Verrall was a candidate for mayor at the election which takes plae next Monday but he withdrew Wednesday night. CiPTLrRED DUDDLESS MURDERERS. Toughs Try to Rescue Them from the Police but Fall.

Chicago January 4. Betrayed by one of their pals the murderers of Officer Edward Buddies last night were eantured this afternoon by thirty policemen raiding their hiding place In a dilapidated house several miles from the scene of the murder. The burglars who killed Buddies are Billy Roche and John Carrey members of the murder- ous Market street gang. They were found with William McCormick hiding in a bed- room. The watch and wedding ring which were stolen from the residence of August Lundall a few minutes prior to the murder were found In the room and a revolver with two empty chambers.

The murderers drew their pistols on the officers who entered the room but were quickly seized and covered with revolvers. A crowd of toughs swarmed around the police on the sidewalk while the exciting raid was in progress and attempted a rescue when the prisoners appeared but the display of armed men kept them at bay. REAP SHOT LAMPKl A Tragedy at fine Ulaff and the Caue of It. Pine Bluff Ark. January 4.

Yesterday afternoon on the main street of the city J. Reap shot and killed E. C. Lampkin us the latter stepped out of a store on the tilt-Pet. Both were merchants here.

A year ago the trouble began. Reap went home one day' and found Lampkin occupy' ing his daughters room. Lanpkin plead- ed for his life saying tile intimacy was of long standing. I-his life was sparrd and the trouble seemed ovr Recently Reap published a card announcing he would not be responsible for his wife's debts thus intimating that she also had' fallen a victim to JAmpkln. the tragedy resulted.

Robbed the Mall Pittsburg Pa. January U. P. Stayer. a United States mall carrierwas arrested In the postolflce this morning by Inspectors Hoton and Gorman while preparing the mail for distribution along his route.

Sue' picion was aroused six months ago by the repeated failure of Jetters to arrive at their destination. ItIs thought that Stayer has purloined several hundred letters while In the service of the department. He caught in the act of opening decoy nvel- 0055 containing marked money and Its money was afterwards found on his per- son. Suicide 1 Drowning. Little Rock Ark.

January 1 Pedestri ans on the lower Arkansas bridge this morning were horrified to see the heid of a man rising above the water. The body was removed and identified as that of John Weinberg. The cause of the suicide was his inability to secure employment. During- the night ho had jumped off the bridge In to the shallow water the mud holding his feet and the water reaching only to his eyes. His watch was still running when the body was found.

dklna Wants Gore. St. Joseph. Mo. January 4.

Colonel Gran- vine G. Adklns an ex-confederate and a unique figure In politics. has announced his Intention of challenging James Moran of this city. to a duel. Adklns a democrat was defeated by Moran for the legislature.

Moran bitterly attacked Adklnss record In the legislature and now Adklns wants to fighta duel. Attempt to Rob a flank. Clasdon. O. January 4.

An attempt was made to rob the First National bank of this place yesterday. The noise made by the burglars awakened Inmates of the block and the burglars were frightened away. There was an exchange of shots but no one wus hurt. The robbers ran to a slelgh and drove rapidly away. No money was secured.

A Woman Murdered. Knoxville Tenn. January 4. Special. Sahiic Deates a woman of rather bad reputation was murdered In her house miles east of this city.

early this morning. Two men John. tee and Sam Jenkins who were known to be at the. woman's house during the night. have en arrested and charged with the crime.

Strong Will Investigate. New York. January 4 In an Interview today Mayor Strong. said that It is his intention to investigate every department of the city government from toe top to the bottom. If there is any corruption he proposes to find it out.

CANDIDATES FOR TRIG SENATE. North Carolina lie. a Swarm of Them. Rice Mills Closed. Raleigh N.

C. January 4. Special. All the republican aspirants for the United States senate save two are here. Bets are offered tonight that not out of the candidates will have as many as fourteen votes on the first Jsallut In the caucus.

None of the candidates claim over that number. The reports from Washington that an agreement is made or about to be made between Tom Reed anti State Chairman Holton is declared to have in. jured iloltons candidacy fur the senate The GoWsboro rice mills. owned by the National rice mill trust have been per. maneutly closed.

The positive assertion is now made that the populists and republicans are to cau- cus jointly all questions save. senatorial choice and that the fact of a joint caucus for. speaker will cause the election of V. S. Lusk.

Henry P. Cheatham. colored republican today served notice of contest upon Congressman Woodard of the second district. 1. T.

Williams and Cooper- general mer chants at Antreyvllle have assigned. Th 9 state auditors report recommends an Increase Jo the pension tax to i per cent on th Sim valuation. Winner at all the great fairs Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder. Degradation of Dreytna.

Paris. January 4. The degradation of Captain Dreyfus tomorrow will he wit. nessed by- 4000 troops and a many French reporters as ask permission. No foreign reporters will his allowed to be present.

Two artists have twrmfealon to study the scene for. future. paintings. To keep' up with the times you cannot' afford to withou t. Harpers Only Goldbnis ire Trying to Seduce the Oougbtj Little Island.

CULBERSON HAS A PLAN OF HIS OWN lit. Scheme It to Issue Fire Hundred Million of Bond. to Sold for Greenbacks. Washington January 4. Special.

In the event that congress cannot agree upon a currency bill very. soon several of the southern silver men are talking of introducing and urging a resolution instructing the secretary of the treasury to redeem greenbacks in both silver and gold half and half when presented to the treasury. It Is be. lieved by many that had Carlisle done this months ago there would have been no financial trouble. But Cleveland was made the tool of the bankers and financial sharics and he drove Carlisle to the policy which has proven ruinous to the treasury and the country alike.

Mad the treasury department taken a firm stand and had the governments finances been managed as any good bush- ness man would have conducted his affairs the present conditions could not exist. If Carlisle would redeem in silver and gold alike as the French government does this syndicate of sharks who have been gobbling up the gold for personal profits could have accomplished nothing. The trouble has been as every sensible reader of newspapers knows that the president has to all appearances been in with this gang or else hoodwinked by them and has played his hand right Into theirs. Mr. Carlisle has been made the scapegoat of the policy.

He has been reversed and turned down and buoyed up and toyed with so much by the president that the good man hardly knows which way to turn. Cleveland has been. tossing him about in a net nanoeuvered by the Morgans. Stewards and others and catching him in so many different meshes that the secretary when he gets back into the water hardly knows In which direction to swim. He Is now trying to change and modify and reconstruct his bill in order to get It in a shape to suit all the varied and conflicting views of the alleged.

statesmen wIns are fighting over it. I But Carlisle refuses to swim intqj the silver school of fish. He darts about the edges of the shining fellows and attempts to lead them oft by other baits. The all- verites are slow to nibble at such bait. They fear there's a hook concealed be.

neatn it. Disburse on All icle As a matter of fact there Is dlstrlat on all hands. Men are looking for I ditches and concealed bombs. Therefore each faction fears to stray out of Its beaten track. Old Colonel Dave Culberson dons see much hope of action upon the Carlisle bill and he is now talking about a plan toiisaue lOtiiSdedv of i per cent bonds to be jld at par for grnenBcks.

There are 5O0O51XI of these treasury notes which have beea used for drawing gold from the treasury outstanding. These bonds would draw th in and they could be canceled. Then the wnds could be used by the banks as a basis for currency. Culberson is a sliver man but seeing no hope for silver now or in the near future he thinks the abovepUn might be wise. However.

It don't slide into the good graces of ihe average silver man with the eifte of a sleighs over new snow. There's too much national banks In it Bonds and na tional banKs to them are synonymous and both are the poisonous enemies of silver. If Mr. Cleveland instead of making bluffs at punishing the bond syndicate people for threatening him would. simply come out and announce a policy of redeeming greenbacks in gold and silver alike- and equally he would soon stop this demand for gold from the treasury.

He would certainly prevent the bilking or the vaults which has been going on for months. The Gold Withdrawal. Do you know that since November 13th when the bond issue was decided upon 8000000 of gold nas been withdrawn from the treasury. Of this amount but 110000000 was for export. An intimate friend of Secretary Carlisle who is Indignant at the charges of bad faith preferred against him by the New York syndicate crov explained it today.

The syndicate which purchased the bonds he said took two steps instead of one In paying for them. The first step was to pay the fifty millions of gold into the treasury. This secured the oonds. Then they offered lh for we to small purchasers demand- log that they in turn pay for them in gold. To get this gold the small buyers went to the treasury drawing out the gold paid in by the syndicate.

This explains said Secretary' Carllsles friend. why the syndicate was so anxious to pay the entire amount for the bonds In gx ld In advance. They wanted the gold there for the small bankers to draw out SO they could sell their bonds quickly and real. ize. Their scheme succeeded until all ex.

cept 12001000 of the 10000510 had been withdrawn. and then It became apparent that something must quickly be done by congress or arfother bond Issue Would be made. The small bankers saw It would be to their advantage to waif for the new bond Issue than to purchase bonds at a premium from the syndicate. Hence they stopped buying. This caused the price of the bonds to fall which meant a loss instead of a gain to- the syndicate.

Then the syndicate sharks turned on the secretary and accused him of breaking faith. Instead of that It was the syndicates greediness said double deal- In and not any action on the secretary's part. that caused the failure of the syndicate to realize. These syndicate people have made a grand kick to the president. They were vigorous and vicious In it.

They wanted Carlisle removed but as the secretary had simply acted under orders of the president the latter was forced to defend him. Right now the president and the syndicate people are at loggerheads. They turned on Wm and he had to resent It or offer Mr. Carlisle up as a sacrifice to their greedi- ness. Cleveland could not afford to do the latUrJ Not Muck- Out with Them.

So. Cleveland is out with the old crowd who have been dictating to him the government's financial policy in their own intOest They run him Into one too many traps. But that's a shrewd crowd over in New York and they are liable at any minute to throw out a seductive bait which the presi dent will take and. then they Will have him again. The latest arid prettiest little scheme of the gold-bugs is to stuff the representatives of Japan here anti thnwffVthem th guy- necessity bt Japta gxtorio a vi fasts ot finance.

Mr. Kuzino the Japanese minister-8878 Japan Is taking steps to provide a. curren cy commission to evolve for' that country a new system of finance resting upon a of gold and only gold. The country will demand an Indemnity from China and demand its payment In gold. So we have it.

The gold men seem to hold the reins now. but It cannot last always. As matters now stand In the terasury there Is cause for alarm. The gold reserve down to 55000000 and If Mr. Cleveland carries out the threat On his last message we will have more bonds very soon and they will again be I per centers.

That's the only bond Carlisle can issue under the present law. and It Is quite evident congress Is In no humor to give him a new bond law. Perhaps if something was done to put the government on a paying basis affairs might be better but as It is receipts continue monthly to fall below the expenditures of the government. Last month the expenditures run 5269524 below receipts and for the put six months the deficit was $27,135460. It Is however expected that the In come tax will do the work in making up this deficit provided the senate ever passes the bill making an appropriation for the collection of the income tax.

Carlisle is having a grumbling hard time managing the treasury department Cleveland gives him orders that he swallows as. a child would castor oil. He takes them because he knows he must Then the east and the south and the west all pound him at the same time but for different reasons. He la surrounded by devils and deep seas galore. lie realizes that he has wandered far from his old fireside and since the Wall street people have grappled at his throat he seems ready to return to the old democratic views which he advocated when In the house of representatives.

But will he- E. W. B. DEBATE OX TUB CURRENCY. Speeches for and Against the Dill In the Hoary.

Washington January 4 Speaker Crisp laid before the house the resignation of Representative Thomas H. Paynter of the ninth district of Kentucky to- take effect tomorrow. Mr. Paynter takes a place on the bench of the Kentucky court of appeals on Monday next. The committees having been called for reports Mr.

Springer moved that the house proceed to the consideration or the currency bill in committee of the whole. Agreed to. and Mr. Richardson of Tennessee. resumed the chair.

The. debate on the currency tilt which followed was in some respects the most notable and interesting that has occurred. The speeches of Messrs. Dlnglty of Maine and Hipburn or Iowa were significant in that they were taken to express the purpose of the republican majority in the next congress to proceed at once upon its assembling to th" preparation of a revenue measure. which will in ther opinion provide enough money to meet the xpeWnur of the governint.

Nutning short ot that. according to tutu- statements will be sum. clent to remedy or remove the evils from which the treasury and lbs whole country are suffering. Mr. Hepburn would.

also go further an proceed to legislate for a more general use and coinage of sliver but Mr. Dlogley wan silent on that point. Failure Predicted Representative Hendrix of New Ycrk also made a notable speech. He said the bill would be a failure as far as purposes which it was sought to elect were concerned. The new year opened he said with a fear generally prevailing among the people of the country that the tovernlnnt could.

not maintain on a parity with cold the volume of the other currency 'circulating among them. He was of the opinion that It Is so however. and the best proof that It could was found in the fact that It has done so. Hut this largely depended upon the answer whether or not the government ptcposed to retire from the business of is suing circulating stoles. lie rtferredto the aggressions upon the gold serve through the medium of demand notes and salts that.

as long as there was a msrgiu of of 1 per cent to business. men In conducting the transfer of gold from his couutrytto Europe so long would they engage in It. He as glad to know that it had been made a part of the democratic policy from the highest sources of leadership to take the government out of the business of issuing circulating notes as it had been taken out of the silver business. But was there a successful application of this prascipie. as set out in the pending bill asked Mr.

Hen. dxix. lie thought not. The bill would not relieve the treasury of the aggressions upon the gold reserve. it would fail as a banking measure because It seeks to superimpose upon the government credit cur- rency a volume of bank credit currency with no sufficient redeemer In sight Debt- hiding is not paying.

The wisest- cheapest and practically almost the only thing left for the government to do is re tire and dispose of the demand notes. through which the gold reserve open to the aggression of any one who Is inclined to attack it Upon commerce should be thrown the burden of providing the gold with which to settle Its balances in Inter. national business. The bill pending therefore said he although It was a great improvement In Its present condition over the measure originally Introduced would not relieve the treasury nor would it provide such a currency as the country ought to have. If the principle Wd down by the president and secretary of the treasury and which is feebly and apologetically expressed In the ninth section of the bill can be carried out congress ought to do it.

Other speeches were made by Messrs. Carutls democrat of Kentucky and Gresh- am democrat of Texas In favprof the bill. Sperry Has a Substitute. Mr. Sperry duiocratpfC0nPectlthit gave notice of a Substitute Intended to offer nd Mr.

Walker republican of Massachusetts presented wo additional sections to his substitute requiring the payment of customs dues In part in gold for a certain period and authorizing the secretary of th treasury to sell 3 per cent bonds to er deficiencies In the treasury and to. maintain the gold reserve. Mr. Sperry's substitute authorizes the is. sue of per cent bonds to run ten or thirty years to an amount not exceedingthe U.

gregate of all United States notes outstanding and with the gold obtained from the sale of the bond to withdraw the United States notes. At o'clock the house took a recess until o'clock 1114 night session to be for In consideration of private pension bills. 1 LODGE SPEAKS FOR HIS BILL. Calling- for Information About Withdrawal ofVe el from Hawaii. Washington January 4.

There was a very lively and Jnferesting discussion la the senate today- over Senator Lodges bill calling on the presltjent for Information to the withdrawal of American vessels of war from the Hawaiian islands. All of the republican. senator who participated la the discussion Messrs. Lodge. Sher man Hawley.

Hale JUdrich and Teller- favored the adoption of the resolution while the democratic senators who spoke- Butler. Morgan and Gray-argued In favor of Its reference upon Mr. Butlers motion to the committee oh foreign relations. In opening th debate Mr. Lodge said that Admiral Walker Ut letter brought out strongly Mgfaly Important point which hail thus tar' not been appreciated.

Jt was knowutO pathrough the press. said Mr Lodge thataU our warships bad been withdrawn from. Hawaii Led that ltWB twrerafrwero Jytoarfldl at Mare CP FoQtcoverers to Al 27 Whitehall Street. 243 DECATUR WILL SELL YOU STANDARD BRANDS OF COAL AT REDUCED. PRICES.

OUR YARDS ARE FULL OF THE JBEST COALS ON THE 3 MARKET. PROMPT DELIVERY FULL nEASUREnENT. lulu. The letter of Admiral Walker to which I have referred discloses in a striking way the danger and linpoilcy of this course and also proves that our government had been warned in regard to it by an officer fitted to speak on such points with- the authority of an expert. Admiral Walker says with great frankness that the British war as well as OUT own had been withdrawn It might sv been a good thing certainly done no harm to the stability of government in the islands.

But It appears that at the momenr when it was known that our vessel was to be taken' away. th British orders were changed and her majesty's ship Champion which has subsequently been replaced by the Hyacinth. was ordered to remain at Honolulu. It not necessary to impugn any Improper motive to Great Britain or her representatives for this action or even to suppose that it Is the Intention of Great Britain to seize Hawaii but It must not be forgotten that while our government hastens to recall man like Mr. Stevens who 15.

earnest in the prclinotion of American intern-ate Great Britain takes pains to retain and uphold her representative lor bl devo tion to British interests. The sympathi or Great Britain. Tf nothing more. has certainly been with the royalists. The presence of a British warship and the' withdrawal pf ours would believed by the supporters of the queen and by the natives generally.

whethr rihty wrongly It matters not to mean that the opportunity was favorable for a ror Uprising. To leave affairs there In such a condition was direct encoumgemeat a revolution and to the rmewai or disorder and possibly bloodshed In the islands. It should be remeuibrred also that Japan has retained a vessel there and that there are many Japanese in Hawaii who form a strong and somewhat threatening element in thepopulation Under such conditions to withdraw our ships cciii leave the ships of Japan and Great Brltat at Honolulu appears a blunder of the very first magnitude. The choice of the Hawaiian Islands to the United States cannot be overestimated and that Importance is being greatly In. creased by the approach of the time when we shall build the Nicaragua canal-an action which the senator from Alabama is pressing in such a broad and patriotic spirit and with such distinguished ability.

It can- not in any event be long delayed. When that canal Is built the Hawaiian islands will be absolutely essential to our safety in the Pacific more than they are now. Corn. rnercially and still more from a military point of view they are. of the utmost value.

We do not propose to allow any other country to Interfere with us there and the' Amer- lean people intend to take those Islands lust as soon as they have. an admlnlstra- tion which will not thwart their wishes. Mr. Butler said that he did not care to open up a discussion in reference to" the policy of the government towads sthe Sand- wich islands. He did not see how the panda lag resolution was going to aid the senate or the country or the president.

or the secretary of state or the secretary of the navy in regard to that policy. His object in moving the reference of the. resolution to the committee on foreign relation WM not for the purpose of defeating it but for the purpose of examining Into the propriety of the adoption of such a resolution. The whole matter was based upon the opinion of a naval officer who had simply given his opinion as. to what Great Britain would do in certain contingencies and under certain circumstances and he did riot think that that was of sufficient consequence to Justify the senate.

In adopting the resolution without giving-an opportunity to the appropriate committee to Inquire Into the circumstances and facts as stated by Admiral Walker. He Mr. Butler undertook to say that Great Britain wott do no such thing as Admiral Walker thought' lb would and no other foreign government would attempt to do it. There was not the slightest apprehension in his mind on that subject. He did not what the government of tOe United States tad to do wita the International affairs of the Sandwich Islands.

It there was conspiracy against the existing government in the Sandwich islands. that government should. able suppress It and certainly the United State. government should not interfere in a purely domestic controversy. lie should there- fore.

insist upon his motion to the resolution to the commute on foreign re lations. One democrat Mr. Call. opposed toe refer- dice. The morning hour expired before any vote could be taken and the resolution lost It place on the table and went to the calendar where It' will be heard or no more.

Then Sir. Morgan finished his speech In support of the Nicaragua canal bill. No action was taken. and the bill till remains the unfinished business. Mr.

Mitchell of. Oregon has the floor when It next cQmt The military academy appropriation bin was passed with few amendments occupying no more time than was necessary for the-clerk to read It. The pension appropriation bill was taken up but Went over without final action and at355 o'clock the senate adjourned until Mondanr PRESENTED THE PROTEST Washington. January I Baron von lien- relemueller. the new minister of.

Austria' Hungary. today- presented to SecreUry Oresham a formal protest from his znent lmna to that presented hi f- VANDIVERE Died at' the home of her i 3. Ii. Garwpod No 19 At. exander street.

yesterday at Upelocki Mrs. May Yandlvere who was also a- sister of-'A. LumpUn. The remains will bettakeo to Cnrtervviile 1 in for Interment. tenth Jperceht per pound coming from countries paying bounty thjreonV provided by the Wilson actE The protest is in the case of Germany.

is based on the fact that theactlgil ofton- gress cannot. be reconciled with the mos favored nation clause' which governs th relations. of the- two countries. The In our existing treaty' with almost Identical termswjjth that betweeI the United' States and Prussia upon Vjil the German protest wa ba ed jf President Cleveland fit his last annual message recommended the repeal ha clause of the tariff act Which imposed th discriminating duty and subsequentlytrans4T milled fo congress a repWt from. Secretary Gfesham stronigly ther Justice of the law and urging.

Its repel Ills probablethaltcdiiKtesBVniAb notl- fled of Austria's. fit and attention will- again bescilled officially to hi matte i From the similarity between the latest f. protest and that of the' German sador It Is evident- that the two countries are acting in. concert In the matter and It I seems hatf Austria fwClr tm- further llow Germanys lead In inaugurating a folk of reluioaaeatnst the' Appointment by the President. t5 Wasbingt January ThVpYesident day Ben taUh ttayfp ngT nom.

Inatloni Jl T1 V' I Geoigif- Vlvlan 1 Stanley Dublin Charles S3uthCarollna Thomas Qarney. JUttleJohn Ml ix Stevenson Weaker. A nev erN Janii i illM. son is- wjsker" today than tie" has been fort' some days and her condition Is regarded-ft her pilygelanitas a ertremely eriousv A two feastJtaVpfovidfed r. young People for.

Cftyear SMALL WAIl CLOUD. The Ce iler of It the Stage i li T. Grand. jui nKfetr minutes after the rformanw7 at the Qrand last night looked like troiiS ble. Du ing these few minutes there war caaccllatloifof today.

engage" mend of Mrs. Potters company and fc wfc uv A wL ci WIU HUJJ KwiUerY was a pretty lively controversy la th end thefe wgre explanations all around antI peacevrtlgned- Earlyln the evening Mr. BelleW-'ahdiJIr. JulIus peOive stage manager the Grand had a Itisunderstanding anti It seems that words tssed nut altogether complimentary in thenaturei rf. 5 LateRone of the Btkf a hands took icca ion to ef end Mr.

DeGlVB anti Indoing so used tanguage In Mrs. Potters reBeao which Ihat lady" felt very naturally be In the of an Insult to herself A sce followed. The tears of a beautiful omajl and ithe- angry protesU of number Oilmen ln ifc A demand was made that the young Tnn must atioioirtae to and this ne did la a very rtiy. Then the trouble between Mr. and Mr.

Detily. was smoothed over fy the necessary explanations and apolodeaand everythlnjrwa loyeiy. ICOI Ithaa others and enjoy fcfe more with expenditure by more. promptly pptinj tha" worlds best producU to needVof physical being wiUfatteit' PjTaluejto neilth or th pure liquid fatire principles embraced inr ths I Its excellence is due to it presenting I tha fonn most acceptable and pt to the taste the ref redung and truly enefidal properties of perfect il fln veeffectually cleansing the ystesu flttpelling epldtsteadachei and feura Ithai pven satisfaction to tomiuioniand Nt ipproTal of he medical feaaionbecause it actaoa the Kid. Liter and Bowels withotitjreak.

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Cotln State and jntlr- lona npsHIn le tolY rht prtparng oranl columiSion hale colna prprly repr Snttd I ha aurances aluabl frm mnutuin I cJmpnles rlr8d OITY Tb SIvr Lale Iorror Confrutd. II Klamath Fall January The I Lle I rms trst lst' of perons prihed ni' tre lhrlstmis I serously some wi II a Ir LBrie art. Sdlng Irs Haitn I r. lr. Emertk rs.

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bale coton whnh beltve bustalne dle. dlm fe waer bing. dl- char. orign fe unnow. Hlrrs BaJa corrct ton eVl' 4 Contrtbuton.

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TRIFF NATINS 5plrt MaJ Ovrl. Ml. Pat Gets frm bProldn Ik. Applojizea Wahllgton Januar 4. ilum ha jined Gray excuding AmH1an catte ad Amllcan meat fom I market I tttlaUon aaInst It dUerenta suga Te ChIcgo dresed catle rIsers lre Th declae th thlnj abut te a loo pUlin JiJerenla 0' I cnt.

pund su ar ltrmaY county ranc ure 11 excluing ou fre ctte. al teau huttl in iterest trust ew suar leveJ I Europ wi pemi eatte Tle ull ss dOle ly couKr ss tltr ne wil har mOIIty lr Loke tl" temands al th that shoull rutnc dS 5u ar tust fht wil queston senate SOlt It agitaton wi I re specuation stok senatrs dropPd re fol llrlullr nator IlInois ltrong efor 2 Bi Slringtr hanglg whie Jrsteps al stsion levehmd tdmis rJrely talkative ge tnantla IntJ pr tle In endor ement al thin tJ daiy. beth. thl caims bnch. lolng alow noe hs 11.

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winkig tlend nt susptlng uudertand hl mornn te wih demanc aplo r5 Ikt I alJ I latlol department wa aCepted a Hi Yry' Englsh fOIlgners al TE I rrod. ReEIIton. Harodsborg 1:5 his Sherr I Arsdal fht kie 1 w. physican returnf p0stotfce tre ran be fring klln trbJe1 te ciy Van Arsdl wa cln l- ate 18 OPIOSEJ drniar Va Ard1 hJ hil o- m' stlc I dal dtfealed re Harod crcular. Louisvie yar le Iatve bui up' re- runeratYt nut unljely wi folow kilng.

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TI the" Polee Fal. Chlclo Janury pal th murderer Ofcer Ewad night clDtured afternon plcemen raiing th lr hidin plae diapidated hose. severl mie wl0 Biy Carero strEt TEY wee foud Wiiam McCormick bd. Te Augt Lundal pror wih ther plgtos th le rom seIzed Rld covred wih twame aound whie exctng as progess atempted prlsoner appartd kep fem bjY. LUPKU lrRged at nlu tl I.

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101. Pitsburg mal carrler was postotce moring Grman whl mal distributon hi Su- lon 11 arused reptatei faiure Jeter destnaton. Ils leter hle serice depatment was- openng Is tie aferwad bl 5n 5ulcde by Dronlng Lte Rok Ak. lover Arkanss moring borited he rsing abve bdy remov identled a tat te wa Inabiiy employmeJt. Dlrlng ol In- shalow I eye was 1 yh to bo tound Gort 4 Gravie Adkns ex fgure poltcs.

ltentl cbalenglr2 ciy 1 duel A klns democra. legislaure. ran biterly atacked dklnssrecord legslature want tghta duel I teml.t I ClaMn An atempt thl Nat0nal pla ls burlas aakene Inmae blok wtn a Ih01 hurt robbrs a sl lgh rapidy money secud 4 oma lnrIlred Knoxv1e Ten Januar Sale a woma tat wa mudered I hoWe I mies eat thi mor. I Teage I kown arrete charie wit te cre IDYCaUaate. York Januar I da tnton ivestJate ever Jepatment ciy gvernment frm tIe te I 1 Iorrupton he' fd I CAlDIATES TI SEUTf orth Caolna la.

HIe MUl Coed Rleh 4. Al republcan apirnts Bes at olere tlat on wi a mny a fouteen votel frt alut the' cucu tla cddte clam tat Te repr Wahinton ageementi mde beween anq Stte Chairma decared hve I loltons caniday tQ Golgbro mll. Natonl rce mU tut per mnenty close. pslhe aserlon ma ta te' ppullt ad republcans ae cu. jity 1 qu sUon senatorl ad tat te cUC pale wu cue elecUo Lut.

Ben Ceat clore republin sere notce cntst upn gessma Woodad te ecnd dtrct. WUla Cpr. generl mr. ehats AteyUe uIIVed. tte dior.

rpt reomud a Increue1 pnlon tw cnt. tf SMauIQD Winer al te get ialDr. Pcel Ceam lr Pwer. Dena4atoD Pas Januar 4 Te 4eraatO Capai DeYfustomo wi wt nesse by4 tplada rany Fench reprter aaak pnlslou. fore rpr wi.

aowe to. pennt. ar bve 1nll toltu yt ICee ftu. pU Tok uPw ti" oe I tOJ 7. rZ iFT JAPARNO W.

Go14bus Ie i Ltte Iland. B1 MUlon Be Orenback. Washingon Janur 4 tat congess cann agee bi lon te uther siver tg Itru urgg rsluton Istcting secretr treaur geen- bas slver ha prsente te teasur. I b-- levd tb Carllle tIs tere uld fa- Wa te tol bankers ad fnancial sharjg Carlsle Wlcy whih ha ruious treur ad cunt alke. Ha telsu fm ad ha govermeta tnanc a go afars condtons exist I Carlsle wod I alke.

te dos syndcte gob blng gol profts accomllshe notln touble ever newspaprs den al appearaces wll hoodwned Carlile hls lcapegoat plcy. rvrsed ture wft ma hard tur. ben catcIng dlterent cretr get Ito kows directon eify rconstruct bl ordtr shap al cnfictng aleged tgh tng It Carlsie siver schol fsh. dart about elows at mPts on bats Thl veries are 11bhle Tey a nea tn i IJburt llde. mater fac al en cO rd' dithe ad Ther fore cUon It beaten tratk.

te CarIsI bl and tlking pln ilsue OO pr bnds ld pa gren ck. Tere SOP beq ue drwlg tesuyJ dw ttm d. Ten te nd use bank I' curnc Cubersn slver but leelng te futue I. above IJIn I' sld intI te goo siver wit eae Thers toull bks It ni. tonal bau aJ bth slver.

I Cle. land intead or makng bl fs punising te bonJ threateIg woul. ad an unce polcy redeemig gen- bac old ald siver alke equaJy woud tis demnd frm trasur. Crtlnly vnt bikng yauts ha kow tat Novembr 1t whe bnd Is wa decide upn 00 ha ben witdrwn fr m' thi 000 wa exprt. Intmate cretar Calsle II bd faih explaned tot ndate whih to bnds 1st frt ste wa ffy milons oJd te treaur.

te ofere sm puchaser demd. Ig Leyt tur smal went. treasur' te god pid explais 8d Secetr als1es frend. te sndcat wa axlou. entre amout te bnd.

i gld avlc. Theywte te mal rs 1 coud eel bndsqlckly ad re. Ie. scee unt al cet. 100 te JO ben witdrw I bae appenl sometIng qucly congess aoth bnd isue uld mde Te sma baer I woud tel avatge wa ew SI thn pucbae bnd premu frm te syct.

tey sppd buyng. Thi cue pric fa met lOl lted to te adlcte Te sdte shak ture 6eet a jccud bre falth Insta tt I Iydlcatel 5celess ad doube i. ad ay atn te ct1 at ta cuse falur Ind- cte reli Te Indlcte pele tave gad kc te prelident Tey I ad vciou 1 It Te1 wat- Caisle reov a sretr ha simpy ate odes te pr- later force Riht ad cte pple ae a lonerhed tur- a ha I oter 1 a aac tei ge- nel. Clevend cu no or lt. Na Mucl' wih Them Cleelnd I wih cwd be dctt te over ml 8 faa poll11n tetr It est Tey hi It oe mn mI tata shewd crd Ne' Yor a lible an mut trwo suctv bat prs- dent.

wl tke ad te tbeyW ve h. a Telae ad prtUet Ut shee. teJdU at tereDentn. laJ trn the. i er t.

t' 1 Oqar f. 1 l- lr. KI te laae Jer saT. Jaa 1 tag Itep prrdo' a cn cmon eolv tht cut new Ylte fac rig upn 1 foudaon of gd gl4 Te ou. tr wi demd a Indemt tm Cbn ad dead It payent i gOl.

It me no. I cnot lat aways A maters' i te. terasU tere cau a gol rlee dow 00 a i M. Ceveld erres te thret hi lat messge wi mor bnd I ver son wl agn center. Tats tie bd Carlsle Isue ude te pe.

congess i nohuor gve bnd Peraps I sometng goverment a ba atalr beter a reelpt cn. tlue fal blow exenditures I Lst te. dture rn 234 blw reIpt a si monthj defcit wa m.i- 5. Is. expecte tha te i- ta wi ths detclt provie pae bi maIng approrlaton lecton te Icome ta.

Crlsle havng Vmb ng ha tme tresu deparmept gves order 8 chid cstor 011 taes bause kows mut te eat ad al pund te sme tme diferent reaon. i surunded gor 1lzes ha wader frede snce Wal have gpple seem redy retur demoat advocate hose representatves wi he TE Sleeche. Alainat Wl Wasingon 4. plker resigato 0 Repreenttve Tboma tae tomorow taes cotrt otppeab next Te commitees bn caled reprt Sprnger consideraton te curency bi commitee whoe. AV Rcharon resue dEbt' curency whch foluwed reSvecl interestig occured.

Mtss Hepbur ilgifcat tken repubJcan nxt congess. prccee It. semblng preparalon wl etolgh tPeU u. gov rn I. NU111 shr lht.

statem nts wi or' move treasuy cOttry sufering. Hepbur als 0 furter legslate vu lient pint. llre Pected Reprsentatve Yck bi bea faiure I wa elect wert con cerne opne. sid I geeraly prevehnJ Ue countr tht coud ma ity iti iolQ te ctrrency latlg that I tht wa thit laeJy de ne upu i anlwer te governlent retre I- 1Llng clnuJtn 10tes. HI to tt te srvo thrugh meiu note I rugln tnDer old hl Cutr to EurCpe.

tey wgl" It tat btn democratc polcy. te leaderhp tke buiness isUn clrcut ben Ot lver busInes. applcaton ths priciple a te bi we M. dl. tought Te bl rellve tresur aggresons upn rsere.

And It woud tal a meaure beause lek perimpse te goverment cu- rncy voume of. bank cdt CUcy wih sufcIent reemer I lit Dbt I pay wiet ad practcly almot onl let gverment i re tre dipoe te demad notes thrugh t1e rnre 1 op aggrellon an 1cle tack It soud throw providr te old wih whih sette It 1te bulels. bi pndg ter for alhoug I wa ieat prvement 1. cndton over measue orgly Intduced releve treaU. i iUc crenc a couty VI.

I prciple dow te a secetr teU ad I febly ad prlse I te nit lecton bl. cre cnees It Oter peh ma lessr Cart deot ad de Or to Te Ifav rof bl 8per Inblttute. 1r' Sp. 4oc tpt Cnnetc noUc ilUwt I. 1ten ote.

Ind MI Wbrrepublca lasl lett prlentew aditina tonl hi ubtut fug te pyment custo duel pr I gld ceum pl athorc te etry tb kear ael pr cnt bnd cv. decIncl I tl nd ma- tla he gld rre 8pe1 eubtnt autors te le cet bndto rn teor try aout excedlgte ggt al Unite Stt. DOt outtd- Ig. wt te gld obtie tm bn wtMw th Unt 5tate note. oco bo tok rSs ut o'clock 11ht 8e11on t' cnlldraUo prvat' penion bl IrEAFO PILL Cal" lafoJatonAhnt Ih- ofVeell Wuhoau There yrlvely ad Jteetg d1culo I te et to.

8natr. LdPI bi o. ent fo wfotln a te wtrwat encn vee tom t6 an1ld A repblc Utn Wo paiipate i te dulolea Le. er. man HleyHa ldc an Tele favo te aoton te rellutOn 1hUe te deoat lto lpke faor.

I. renunY B1 mtn te cmmtteo lorlD rtons. opC te debt i. Lr sW tat Admirl. Wakeut lettr brught ot trJ lY.

1 Imptant pit ch hd tul bn apprtt wukoWt trh te pres" ld fL a ouwarhlp ha. wtdW4mH. tat tMe e1J tdleat I Honol srH IWb tJ SALE MENSCURKAN rl lOEH iLESH 1 I NOW GOIGONfT- 1. i' c' -10'3' toAI MaQklnd Whie half Sfre 60RONt OAL PtNY DECAT RST STANDARD BRANDSOF CQALAiREDUCED I FLL Tlit. ET LONTBu MRKE.

PROMP' DELyERY FU Ln REnEN Te Waler to wblh strikig hnplcy go ben wared ofcer ftte spa ln wit te authrity eprt. Waler geat frnkness 1 Brtsh men eU withdraw bv bn god thing-certainly i would have harm' te stabiiy go enl Islads. ap a Lht momenrhen I ou vesel wa the Britsh orers mastys Champion la lub Eeuenty ben replar Hyacnth. WI orere Hoolulu. I is necessar any Impropr mo tn Brtin Qr hpr rppreentve8 ti aton 01 supps Intenton Eelzl Hawai.

forgoten whie hastpns Ical a man. lke I eanet te proton Aeriol Interst Brtai taes pais I retin uphad reprrentatve dv. ton Britsh ThE mpath Brltn. it certaily ben wit royalst" prence Britsh wsthlp thi w1tdrawal ors 1 belevEdb1 supporter thequeEu natves nely Cr wrnly mtter mean thet opprtunit wa fvorhl. fjal To atll tble I suh cdlon wa d1 enoutlgtment revluton I rrlW8 diore ptbly bto he the 1lds.

rmewbre als tat JaP ha retned ve8I1 Id tere apa I Hawai. for ad triattl- 1 theppulat n. au cndton I ipg i. te ehip Btl appa blunde thcV rT ft maVltude. ch ce walm Ilad I Unie Sttes cnot overfstte an tpranc i big tat1 crse aproah te wh shl buid Nicag c- whi lenator fr Albam 1 pr 1g bra ad pttc Iplrt wlb distngshe abiiy.

I evnt delaye tht cna i buit. aawaian Ilnds i ablutely sety i Paifc tey art Co. merly andti mor mlu1 pint Vew thY a te Utlt Talu pose anow ay oth cun. tr Intefer wit ther ad e- le pple. te thos lalnd.

jut a Itra ton whh vl te wllhes" Buter sd tat dd opn reertn te plcy te gvernment ohe Snd- 1ads. dd pd. 1 reslutn iOlg pd sne cut president te sert stat te ret te Iv. i regrd tat jlcy. H1 objet movg rerenc rlun cmmtte torg reltoD te purse deet It bu ps emn Into prpriet te adopto' reluto Te ole mter Wa bed upn opiion nva ofcr apl gven oplnona Grat Brt woud i certn contences ad uder tn crtce.

ad Gl rot tk tat tt ucent uenc te snte. i adoptg te rC luton wtout gvn a oprtuty the' apprpt ctte iu 1tte cIumstns. fatI Itate by m11 r. Buter uder ok tat Brti ldo thg Am1 Waler tought' and oter forIg govement attmpt It Te was no te ghtet apprenlon I h1 idOD tht ubJet Hed no se te gent te Unte ttte ha dowt Interatn dal te Bdwtch 111. ther Wa I Cnpl agist exstng govrt Stdwch lilnds tt ahoud.

tj auppre It ad cniy te Unt Stts gveren soul Dt itefee i a cntvr hou tee for lnlt up hi motn refe tle rsolutQ te cmtt onjrf ltona dttYr th rer ece. Te expre bfore an culd ten ad te relluton 10t it pic tble te nd wher I wi hea Ten Morg fhe pech suppr theNIaga cna bi. No te an te bU rmi unfhe' buln ss MItchell of oregn' la do nex cmu Te mltry ad apppratlnbi pane th a aendmenb DU- png te th w. nee te cerk rd Te pnll aprpton bl tn et thout 1aUonad at 3 oco ie a ajte uUI 1Io. PRS 1 Of ma Gnret alatthe Duty ar WahlrOn Jau 4 Be geuler.

te new. mlnter AuSt Hur. fo7 pJntto tor PrtttfD Set 1. ptdbt UbaoAu 2t Jat.pt- u4 rf En. Olc VA DlFE DIe te ho hP slterJr JlGirN 1 ederzstee.

yeteyat 1qdok Mr. yadve. WhOWAt a' slsro CLmlTheral I. wi ket vle ts Ing to I II otJ pr rt rpotnd on grl com ngtrmeutrel P1yg ar pr. b.

un. tyth prorde 1te. ac prqt Inth ray. I beOD the eact OD I nc11edwltbt most atIonCl uUWhlchgOverDl iIJ I th twp co. trI h.

e. 1 motir exlBtl almo SlIde tenns It th a' be w.e1 Un1 e48tat and muponr chf i protest1V1UI baaed. I leyla me8sageree9mmeJi ed a1J. Ui oPM actIhichlm tbe dutyandlIubsequentiYct ns sare f' tal7 Gteshamatronglr tJlg hIfJ tl th.e-l&w'an urinlrlts It tis lirobableth oo 1rnlboi ot1ij otA ts Iat prilttstnd attentlonwiUf ga1nbetell d4mclal17. toth Uu ri be e1a tf I of' bas.

IUIIerldent Jha wo. olJItr1es. the IU1d mnbab Ut. trla aimJ fl oGe nYIIed i1n fl alo1kyofrelatIon tJhe4 ducla lit Ji1W Sta I APp. nt Ji I i1' 4 eprealde i.

seni tttai :11) wtng omt ln gln yjVt. Lk Jet. DU linff te hDJ oafne St J0 SheVl C. January' iu en sonJSWIiker t. thanhe beel1 fO.

rt. an extremeliei1ousr i1ttf. two tC U. i. io bY i OFC I orat year UALL.

awnm Tbe. 1. ler ael. t. tll.

I For i ew' i thepftf nri nCiI' thefiand IU. ghUtlooked Iron 3 f' HE OQSTITUTION' ATLAITASGASATDRDAY JAIWABY 51895 A a 3r 4T- cg Senator 1q QU CnL bea ii iiiecounty i draa oint I 9 i a ea ct t. rcgarl improVm tb ti as- rt i runt charge. hi s.nd- it The bitt 4 r- t15 Mrs. ii.

fifth Xezerday ftee i ibeiu i Mni Ji 1 lug her buiband. i co' Pf IU I a oCf aje i a large said he Cdcgo efle y- j. er s.came ew tfi oney. Blio fc had 1. Amsterdam I' about No 1ater iie She ugene artner e1ator had ever atttia butlcouIdn cant Beoauae ii Tht l- Wsl ether kind.

She 4tbev by Osborn iedy IOU eroUhave Ce 4 itretched ier ss. borne rvn ScheC. half anadiOIfllfl fluttered atUt nervously cigarette in hand. tvrn the adjoining chamber the vOiCe of was heard exciaitnlng is ajeutrage 3hJO dn twear jEi. wanted.

I gave no 0110 Ii her. I've a iOKiOeo It Want to. tctawyerVan Schaick tfrauce. said k4i L1F1t1 e5.OIieikiep seranc 1 leda5 bThen iieturned 4ritnI noann iji. to nd fl ionow bt ihe egvftom odaY5' ibO enteredthG idcwneval ieienU7COmOee TJiQ pieot the t-otniJohn Jacob ThirtYfourth YeAue wiU Tot be weznezitl3ina4e EentIeu11A Who Is ntro1OL the 1hounce4tbat.

work will begin early ill rLar smi before I Tbere 110 conflict ttztoiiJbOUt i0Waiarfor liDtel Willamotint bd underone tjio present baabeenspendtng 4 D'- aet 1 iaeuhe8hre 90 the 7. thCtge3t I iLcbYWYtk suit Lagrange. .1 iii Sestezflbe enbOiT money from flfMi its tSa of 50 12r atid ulu 1iftwU i 1 e. quT 5 agoeifl de- Mabhlde fu- ic- king orelcan he anu earsagc tttvd nuiiiiaer pie Pee romthe tOol t. 1.

ttoti tori s' irs. ii iii six lhie Manufac tOt og he Ex 4. ctnpaniesand LtVESWIRH The list ati 5 hang wish accept bitterone. a l4OiJi fro l5tOOvO. 4.

as about 2.J 55410 di.s- hireis oar. iwo. xb coxnmitteo would include pur- in lvna in IONE OF OlJR Part Jobfrom President-lit. hIl Special. io or de- lnts ufahi aracters a the hIm lob aid the anguage 5Dowu nDt atlve The od itupwllilngly.

KiliaesChlld Ithaseif. 5a Special. fotl wed the ofthe headknung ii- irt5 Who iIgXIt 4. 1 5rsLcuae a5 5ae sCtaeMessot fleltw ie ejhO5 list t. osephin hid1d Th ExAldermenArreat Judge thg wit Iii had Lampkmn.

Thetragedy Stters 4. hen th An Wa oman 4. In 4. 44 tlte 21iwaiion. tiiThDr The as keepup tse aez ef5.o NOW.

s.j In hall an lnt Siie. Therefore sid thm lAin na- crosid them Secretaryrllsles gold bondsquickly instead big iave 1atter. ov an ern lenF6mdia1 of that coimtry r1th te J.t t' d. i3 in- col- 4Speaker Thedebateon th Nutnsn suth- remove wouldalso Is- re. it it intavorof ha end two the tam 2s the thC pensionbilll.

tfh sels an 0311154 ofAinerlcan Messrs. her- 115 desn ciatlc utQrganaid refennceuip0nMr. Walkers us through Lodgethit tU sietulwerelylngidIe tUOnOu euobaLv dna ocvte 0 5fcti. 4 REDUCTIO MEN'S CORK AND1OUEOLE SHOEa GOING 9 A11Mankiiu1 i ST. BEST ltter hnv would momenrwhen his Tf ho roysli andsotneWhat overestlflt ted.

jet. to' ti pufPO cer- that in see a be tS- refer re- 0 Its up. tb the clerk at OCl Uveriesat taiast the Sugar. Baron Sec- govete- 5ifld th Ger 11ntmbaadorAugust 15th last. ptotae- gWJflht the GlicriinlnitirS duty onS I i IITNERXLNOTiCE.

VANDflERE sister frs. II ii clock a C. I thIs morn I ot liter cent rugar" I an ezpOrtq thereon. as the action of ton- clausr with Austria is terms with whtehjc wasbased. In annust gf that.

the dutyand subsequentiy transIT tocongrese stating the probable that congress wtii be the'S iatestf ambas- anuittf twecbabie4hat. ustr1a wEd-- relation agajnst JOiO5b roductsftMiiniie4u aber tke The prerident to aentitoth senatetbe following V1visn Duiini lir' Dusenbury EatOnton. SuIh tCarollnaThomas a. Oaffneyg I Miss. eakr Asheville N.

Miss Bteyen5. oni wqaker ghe byl extremelyserious. week feast Is py.5 bj Ilarper4 eopiafor3 a lu 4 Cefrler Was at a few perfornnanca Dting w4 talk ot cangellalion of there. bullet the n' peace reigned Ilellew My I thel nature. stagehands occas- 0 efenl presence to I womaIand the a TI flgured In it r- Mrs.

Potter. and maiulyi way el Itiliew and 0 jt' spoloandeverythIngwue 5 0 dl KNOWLEDGE uscomfortendfproyeme ee personal eisjoynscut he TI tly Used. The many who lly bet. thanQeeaudeojojUonsorj I pting needa of i raluetohealtholthepureliqujd I pri ciptes In edy Syrpp of Pip. its formmout ttothetastethererethingandIy eficisi lax.

so 11mg coids 5eadacbes i' permanently curing eonztipatictn. thaivenaatWactin with the tIle rofeasion because acts on YSe without week. it perfect1yfr cry a I 8yrupJs CbOflIyWhOse isprintedonevery pacageaIu the Same Syrupof Ft 1 1 i ere but THERE 310w. Oh. Notices eledfiojs and t.

at been a fairs. and hit. WI tone tha hole. The ci At lbs. lever.

I said by fight conserea When ihat the the 4tz tht tie Ic toe sndoi There torset Cicts a Wajoriiie Whcii lhongst outrlfe 10110 :0 cc laterin given in tosn I There 1thejnt for two centpifg rloflellcii throubo The lit opened a consent rod sf1 the pttui are ci Joscyh feating tie. it i 1ff WI- jority. lb Cob sal c2iarlss tamed lathe CV expreri 1 tion 01 tOt iy oniLr iff wjio has hl1 Ifs I. an andld Neil as partef Johnwn UeaSfl Fruziii ciatiffiti fi. Frori cratic 5 Fed.

From for isv Fr011 I cratlc ca Ft cundjiat A I. Ia add goTerIOr i Wato from Co IouIa I. Jun15 I jrhty' I hraJur tj isajor lY 3oriiy jority 1) rr. 0' 13 ma dcinora tiithuir pcypulits i tes' el" Them i seer Cairiii 5 Baker. ppt ci court' I coliecar 4 ceiaes CreeP Tbe i wentde 017 Inte Alpax Tile cc county which I 1ftirj democ democrb caneilcat tillh datei i irfItmi.

2l voice.