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GLOBE-WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1897. 9 GLOBEWEDNESDAY SEPTE1 Financial A GREAT TREATMENT FOR HAY OF LET SUFFOLK LOAN C01IF1NY 'MOM 11 Woes In need ot mmtec tor not do busipot with a tir.t-clasa eta-vocation; we make liberal I( ans on diantootta. ateitts. Jewell.

bicycles and other TaluaWeo. at legal caw. intemst. SuTIV E.J Pierces Gloom of Brockton Labor Troubles. Usel 111 Patents of the OW COMM for Cyar 43 Years! G103 TO GI I 009 goo Iota run obtain any amount immt-diatoly nal your city or suittrikau rcal -btate tot 4 to a yOtie or 5d toorlovea Paid clt tuo LIS.11,1 Call or write litNiit W.

oft 57 f's7 TO LOAN IISWCr Which May Be. tide the Future Condi 11011 of Your Health, when suffering from disease, and anxious ter quirk recovery, do you prefer a physician who will meat you once or twice each week. or one New secti who is constantly at your sides always ready at moment's notice to give instant relief? Would you engage the services of the former, wbooe methods require months of treatment, Opens othont any guarantee of Puecess, or employ the 'atter. who gives Immediate relief and prom. oes speedy cure.

Or falling to do so, refunds money for services and medicine? of the first mentioned there are many; of the Cars Turned bei sot one. "Hyolnei" Ca. Globe LEXTERIA! NOTICE SERVED." Section of Subway Opens Tomorrow. Cars Turned 11110 Pleasant St Eltra lice (1111t1BY TRIAL. Miss Ordway Again on the Stand.

'MS of the Var hos Soms G3V0 tho EEoolliitt Diti Not Untlerstaml a "Promissory Note." Judge Said Many Lawyers Did Not, Either. Many Witnesses Heard and Case Continued to Saturday. HE BOSTON DAILY 11 -10 Th Globe Fol yo 01111413y TRIAL 1 iss Ordway Again on )rl'' 1 1 rx 11 Mi IN I Answcr a 1741 0 9 the Stand. QINS11011S li Illell May, Be- V-' lit Future Condi EIS of the Varloos Solos 1,,, 0 TA, eide the lion of Your Ileallk tioincE sERvEp ...,4 G3V0 ho DEfolld3nt 4, ti.Y,s,':.'"i7c: when suffering from disease, and anxious tor i 1... 1:::: 1 1 ,41.

1 4 a quick recovery, do you prefer a physician who New Sect win siva you once or twice each week. or one on of Subway i Did i i whit is constantly at your side. always ready at Not Unlerstantl a 7, a mulest's notice to give instant relief? -A-7 would you engage the services of the former, "Promissory Note vsose ithout methods require months of treatment, Opens Tomorrow say guarantee ot Puecess, or employ the 17-7' who gives immediate relief and prom. il it- wer. to i opeedy cure.

Or failing to do so, refunds Judge Said Many Lawyers 'T -7 I lATT' 111)))p li mossy for services and medicine? of the first mentioned there are many; of the bassulOne, Cars 'fund Into Pleasant St 1 Did Not, Either. trir.to I-1Y 0 M. i Estrance a 1 a Many Witmesses Heard and Case ---e Continued to Saturday. 1 I i 3N AllS1 QINS11011S 11111 eide the tuft lion of You Solefostoms i Thr 3o Factcries Will R311111 10 Wort Announcement Was Made Tills Forenoon. Is jeamws on plaude.

furniture. Mae asdals. stittc-eti jewl-try. bend lts.tnalluv lssiseles, ail lauds of xooll as. cILIl: of Inter.st sata to roser: loans tan he paid IT InAti intents; tar Ims'ne-a Call or write to 14 Lotian i LENT stiN NOTE ox ou.a twine :2214 lir 1.e11 ri EWA.

ewe. vIv. azte and I. S. atpl.

west. ra at elerpstuen. leactiees. SALL and strict rsilsay Incas. an-sopaio-r.

Juni Wesel others in u.ed of end c.1,1 Zu I erflelen. CO. ITS Watlytt a et. room 3. DEACON LOAN CO.

411 A luaus uo Jurditlate. piif azaatta, etc: leatara paid up tataN At al.red: PNerst nelenerill celitct; bran; reer3plecl Nil and Shupe. at ,4 If a an will take ear of bimnelf and use only tried remedies foe stillness and disease. be will soon be bealthy at4 strong. tbro a Ilene or a set of nerves supplitug any putt of tbe tasty with i's dee tutrisient gross teak.

teat part lar.guisLcs. What la to he libe stover is. take a teetiguized and well-tried remedy It the tt1-1, itit. itALIAA'K ELIKA-TIZIC 111.1.S. used bit patients of the old dortor for 4o years.

and with Um best revolts. Vest wonderful puts act dIreet and loose toes strew; and healthy. The pill hsre truest -cted of sick men Into a healthy condition. It aliays hubs mina! ton, strati it a allI litsu.ssrates tire nersea and tones tip the system wcoderfully. As one of our patients said: The pals hit the mark cery l'rtee per box.

Pills mid hi mall. eloselY sealed In plain wrapiwr on receipt of price. Special directions tid other calmble infonauttion sent with each order for pills. We pretAre our Kle. tide It.i.a on an serum'shated medical exterienee of over 44 years" and ne arrant thew to cure.

Have you a good. reliable inedieal hiterAl, Every Data attzb I ol balk" one. sol the law41 ire books toitill.losI mei, is one so comprebensice and reliable as Ilallock's teens sersathot Wall Men. In all .1 EN pages there la not nne sentence tta weir not be readily understood. No phystrian in the world has been a greater betteiltetor 11-xn Vos Old Ontor.

The book talks shout notny aliments ami tell on bow to came Pleat. Al May have this bank foe the -kint. Sent sealed to any address free of enacce. Consulirticn on MEN'S daily. 9 to W.

Pule days. 10 to 1. Call or write. Address Influences Brought to Bear on Advisory Board. Manufacturers Do Not Favor Board of Trade Action.

Will Proceed to the Granary Burying Ground. 111 117. I I ra it Proceed to the Granary SETh LOW "BIKING" FROM ThE PLAZA HOTEL TO COLUMBIA The Citizens Union candidate for mayor of Greater New York Is fond of wheeling and usually makes the journey from his campaign headquarters to the university on his bicycle. Di Australian Dry Air Treatment for ter Catarrhal Deafness, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Lung Troubles. tontel" elands alone as a cure fur all Wses9ea the air passages stands alone as a guaranteed remedy for such diseases.

Fur the price Of one visit to the physician too eau purchase a Hymnist" Inhaler, which lasts Wilts' time, and one bottle Of Inhalent, load gives five weeks' treatment. Th. Australian Dry Air Treatment for Ca- tem, Catarrhal Deafness, Congh Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis and Lung Troubles. sbi a Isauie xour Soq Ittki moire.

1Tatioa 101 a ititantlare er aid our aet will rad "kith maul; it 1.e pet toe Iw. no one It and ft coets Ions notdia4: yk4tr caortgaca or I. Is Po le 1wNot In llostna; liberal lush. ea satelmv. lats." I U.

room I. IVIII-SaMTITIt $3 Till: WtoltKINGIIEVS TION. Rotert ltrat 2,1 aresatvr. lea la r.e,hey at I petoeut per mouth. ii satar.4.le tate: N- h.rr,we,r abould more.

A1-141 tartan Al at No I 'ten aaatebt room dsut ItalANS made en trial Pets I or any pun of same. U4 961.11:to or year; .43 asoii.Almet.t of C. Yid Waatiuruaa at. Is 1.41AN711A1-Alt11..91Etill,1.11.14- thc pertnatal I INIAt WIIji XI tat, ellk. mat 1.eg-tiftr.

taay paiaeenta. rot-szA mons US Ut.it attitt Ha lock Medical instiluta First Electric to Take the "Dip" at 6,04 A M. WILLIAMS IN THE SADDLE. 11041" Cures by Inhalation In cur contest unswerving. every plank In that platform will at last appeal to honest men who love their fellow-beings and wish to lift them up in their stiuggies.

All must come to us and' that will mean for the first time in half a century tne rule cf the people under the name of the democracy. (Applause.) the name of the democracy. (Applause.) 113 CCU3T ST, ECSIC11. MASS. Sugt Continued ferbm the Fifth Page.

4MIEEMEE DEAT13. The Northern Route Nearly Ready for Ilse. It Nat UM'S own remedy. given through the car vehicle (the air you breathe) which Nature permits to enter the bronchial tubes and lungs. MRS IS NO NO RISK.

YOUR RONEY IS REFUNDED IF IT FAILS TO LIEE FRE With "NYO1I1I" given daily at the office, 131 Tremont Room 82. between the hours of I) M. sad 5 P. M. (Sundays excepted.) 1.Att;I: Ti.t.sT l'ZNDS Um city In 1loon.

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Founi, Etc The continued case of Miss Jessie L. Quimby of Amesbury, charged with the larceny of $390 from Miss Myra A. Ordway, a prominent business woman of Haverhill, was heard in the Somerville court this morning, before Judge Storey. Miss Ordway, who was on the stand when the case was adjourned last Friday, was put on again this morning, and submitted to by lawyer Hurlbut for the defense. She testified that she Wa3 40 years old, and had beeo in business for the past seven years.

She did not recollect having suggested to Miss Quimby that the latter should go to North Tonawanda. She had heard that a Mrs Haynes had invested money in that place. The witness said that the first suggestion came from the ant. She had a talk with Miss Quimby about going to Tonawanda. "Did you pay her expenses to Tonawanda?" asked Mr Hurlbut.

"Not to my knowledge," was the reply, "although 1 probably did," she continued, significantly. She tirst sent $1::5 to Miss Quimby after May 15. She said that she received a receipt for it. you receive a promissory note for it?" "What is a promissory note?" queried the witness. "You stated that you knew what notes were," said Mr Hurlbut.

"Wait a moment" said the judge, "there are a number of lawyers that don't know what a promissory note is." The witness said that the receipt read: "I promise to pay such a sum of money to such a person, with interest. less 1 percent after such a date." The secc-nd sum of money $75 was sent June 7. She said that Miss Quimby said the money had been put on short notes with real estate as security. "IIIOMEIll Cures by Inhalation ottflL Extra Bottles, 50e. 11YOMEI BAIA te wonderful healer).

25e. AOLD SI. -ALI. DRUGGISTS ott, SENT By MAIL. 'Send tor the Story of "IFIDMEI." Itslied FREE.

BROCKTON. Sept ---The first ray of light in the solefasteners strike came this forenoon when it was announced that an agreement had been reached whereby the men at R. B. Grover Co's, ir this city. L.

C. fl11si Co of Whitman and E. T. Wright Co of Rockland were to return to work. These thops were paying the "gilt-edge" urion price at the time of the strike.

the men being simply called out in a pert of sympathetic strike to assist In forcing the Goodyear machine company to sign certain agreements. It is known that very strong Influences were brought to bear upon the ad.lsory board of the U111311 both by the above manufacturers and the men. the latter being especially restless the past few days. It is thought that sensing the men hack to these factories may lead to an apistmnt of matters in some of the otbers. Yesterday for the first time the police were called into the strike.

This was not because of any trouble. however. The city marshal was requested to have men at the factories of Si. A. Packard Co and George G.

snow when the men left work at rught. Regulars were sent down, but there was loathing for them to do, as everyth.ng was serene. They will contInue on duty moons and nights for the present. The manufacturers of the city who are in the present strike do not. as a rule.

look with favor 1114.111 the proposed participation of the board of trade in bringing the matter to a eettlement. The board is urelouboetly with an h-onest intention of benefiting the -ity by stepping in. if possible. hi this matter. but the committee chosen last even.ng at the meeting will not be very enthusiastically received by the manufacturers in event of any Interference.

The Globe correspondent is astrared the manufacturers. that while they anPreciate the of the board of trade. they olo not believe that It would be the best for all concerned to have any interference at th a time. They de invite and would not accept the offices of the board in the matter. They feel that they are competent to manage their own business without outside interference or adv.ce.

They believe that the matter is now pr, gressing favorably and that there Is no call for any new issues. which would only prolong it. I common people assembled at the demo- crane national convention at Chicago. Recognizing that such a system of con-Enemy All Outside. fiseation of the people's property was not for their nrotection.

safety. pros- Too long already the Enemy. which it perity and happiness, but was for the is the function of democracy to attack. profit and person.d interest of a small has been entrenched within our ranks. class of men, they put forth a platform demanding that the government be so Our leaders have not been faithful to 1 administered as to secure the vested the cause, and although we did not of the people to protection.

safety, carry the election by a majority last truer ty and happiness, and that it be fall, one great victory we did win, and no longer administered for the profit and that was the dragg ng out front the personal interest of the small class of party of the people of the servants of men who own the trusts and monopolies. monopoly who had for many years taken cf the men who in the oast the the power from the people's hand and democrats had honored with leadership, used it against the people under our but who were sharehelders in this sys- sacred name. So, let not our sacred name tem of robbery, together with thuir again be defiled. henchmen, skulked and seeretly aided Hold it above the touch and contamiand abetted the enemy. Others went nation cf the guilty.

whether we hold it boldly over and joined his ranks. up with a million or ten million hands, In Massachusetts many leaders high and keep it there until the God, who in-in the councils of the party joined these tends that men shall advance and not enemies of the people and Laidly pro- retrograde. who watched over our strugclaimed themselves the only true demo- gles for liberty a century ago, will Fend crats, and that there could not be found down his angel to take into his In this commonwealth a corporal's guard hand the flag of justice and unfurl It to support such a platform. for the world to see. (Great appla31.e.) When soldiers are ordered to assault the enemy's works and the Enterprise Harry Lloyd of Boston placed Chris-is deemed especially difficult and clan- topher Callahan in nomination for lieugerous, word goes from regiment to regl- tenant governor, and his motion was ment to send forward their picked men.

by A. Withington of Newbury-From these, their bravest aryl begt. la port. The prevailed uranimonsorganized a forlorn hope to lead the as- ly. and Mr Callahan was declared the sault.

An officer is detailed to com- nominee. mend, but when they meet the enemy's lie, too. was invited to address the fire the natural leader comes to the convention. He spoke but a few words, front. All recognize him and gladly thanking the delegates for the honor acknowledge his leadership.

of nominating him. and declaring his belief in the principles of the Chicago platform. Volley of Abuse. p-- Balance of the Ticket. rtvogmze nun gnitny otrilriteolmnien oheesss 7 rnrivnhci nos ledge his leadership.

atom an. a ari 5 belief in the principles of the Chicagt, platform. Volley of Abuse. Balance of the Ticket. When from pulpit.

and Volley of Abuse. piatiorm. When from pulpit. and Balance of the Ticket. IL; Pills.

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SIALLEY-In Dorchester. Sept Mercer, Shevitn. wife of Patrick M. Malley. 5.5 yrs Funeral from her late residence.

II Grant st. off Crescent av. Therstiey. Sept 30. at 9 clock.

Solemn requiem at St Margaret's church at 10 o'clock. Kindly omit falters. 3101-LTON-In this cizy. Rpt 2. Re'lwrt beloved eta of Robert J.

and Miry Moulton. ye 4 moo. Funeral from Fortune resitienct 131 Catobridce et. at 2 o'clock. "latiees and friends invited to attend.

Dearest levet, nee. Ire hare hid thee Ito the peaceful grace's etuttntre 1310 thy memory oiI be eLtrlsowl Till twe see thy lo evenly fee. O'ITA RE In Dorehester. Sept Daniel OHare. brotherof the late Mat Mary .1.

Crow. ley. Funeral trout the residence of lois Dices. Mn 'Mary A. Irvine.

Itc.le Doreitester ay. Thursday. Sept 30. at 1.13 m. Services at Pet-ri church.

Relatives and friends of tbe family invited. lultraient at 111 Benedict 1 RITCHIE-1n Hyde' Park. Sept 14. listy hall. widow of James Ritchie of iteebury.

Mass. and daughter of the lat. Rev Dante; Kimball of Needham. Moss. 7'3 yrs II mos.

Funeral from resideuee. 2.:4 Fait Wank as. Hyde Park. Wednesday. Sept at I r.

tn. Friends Invited. Carriages at the New England and Protidnet stations spun arrival of torn trains from Bosto. STACK-In this city. Sept 24.

Joha 3. beitteed Dos of Patrick and Mary A. 145ck. 3 yrs 17 di. Funeral trout 4 Munroe pi.

off Tyler stWeduesthly. Sept 20 at 2 terieck n. flits-tires and friends are limited to attend. TORIN-In Jamaica Plain. Sept rt.

Alice'. beloved wife of T. Edward Tobin. Fusers' from hes late residence. Ti Forbes at.

Thursday. St pt 30. at 8.43 a ea- Serricee at chute of the Blessed Saerament at 9.30 a in. Ilan-tires and friends invited. Salem papers copy.

WELSH-1n Charlestown. Sept 2,1. Hansom. wife of loacid Welsh. 49 yr.

Funeral Oren his late residence. 5 Howe pl. MT ()leery. now St Martin it. Thursday.

Sept 30. at 1.30 tu. Service In Fnmeis de Sales church at 2 In. Relatives and friends Melted to attend. 1 Ft1UN11.

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6C1101FIELD. Witutiop Jrivet 0 NATIVE OF HUDSON DEAD. Marshall Wood Had Recently Presented the Town Land for a Public Park. HUDSON, Sept ----Marshall Wood, one of the wealthiest residents of this awn, died at his home cn Church zt early this morning. He was aged 65, and was born in this town.

He is survived by his wife and brother, Solon Wood. The deceased was one of the charter members of Oak lodge, K. cf and formerly was a member of the Masonic fraternity. He was for many years proprietor of the Mansion house, and at one time of the Clinton house. in Clinton.

Fcr several years he managed the largest lumber business in town. Recently he presented the town with land for a public park on Park The funeral will be held at 1.30 Friday afternoon. The new section of the subway extending from Pleasant st t) Boylston st, under Tremont st, will be formally opened for passenger traffic tomorrow morning. The West End street railway company served notice to this effect today. The Jamaica Plain line of cars, running via Tremont st, and the Forest Hills line via Shawmut av, beginning tomorrow morning, will be turned into the subway at Pleasant st, and run to the Park st station between the hours of 6 a and midnight, while the surface lines from Jamaica Plain and Forest Hills, now.

terminating at the Granary burying ground, will be discontinued between those hours. Cars run over these lines between midnight and 6 a will be operated on the surface as formerly. The cars which will be run through the new portion of the subway will be operated on the same time schedule as at present. The first car will arrive at the Pleasant at entrance about 6.04, and without any preliminaries will proceed to take its toboggan slide into the bowels of the earth. It is not unlikely that the travel the first day.

more particularly during the morning, will be a great deal heavier than usual. as there is a great deal of curiosit; about the southern section of the subway, because of the fact that, for a short distance. it runs under the subway section now in operation. The "dip" on theTremont st line occurs at the lower end of the common at the Junction of Boylston and Tremont sts, where the south-bound line enters the sub subway built to avoid perilous grade cros4ings Undergrolind. While the opening of the new line will practically double the present amount of travel through the subway from Boylston to Park st, no trouble is anticipated in handling the increased travel and no change will be made in the "present running time of subway cars on account of it.

The use of the southern section will mean an additional car running underground to Park st every two or three minutes during the hours of the day when travel is heaviest, which will undoubtedly bring the Boylston St station into much more general use than at present. Just now there are but few moments of the day when there is an unusually large crowd at this station, but tomorrow it will become the central point of the subway lines in operation. Arrangements are about completed to- i day for-the opening tcmorrow. and the i day for-the opening tcmorrow, and the i I I I 4 I 1 1 i I. 1 i i 1 1 1 1 i i1, 1 II 1 A I lit i 411 I 11, I I I 4 1 4 1 1 1 i i i 11 I 1 ll 1 4 4 I I 4 4 i I 4 4 i i I i I 31 I 1 4 I 1 4 1 1 I I i 4 4 1 1 1 4 I COULD NOT SOLVE LA303 PROBLEM.

Board of Trade Comm Het at Brockton Corstited Pres Henry and Sec Mo. TWO HORSES INCINERATED. Sherry. thous Rem t. I ON VIP FLOWERS.

Le 1 Is i IL; Ici Qop 1 I unocivrox. Sept ZBrockton board I of trace voted last evening to ascertain 1 mrityr AD RIE a 1TIEUL DiCieltro' what cure there may be for the His pre- rd'1" WI A Cc 0 3 cipAate-d by the solefasteners strike. A 8 I committee was appointed to investigate 1 51 TREMONT SI committee was appointed to investigate 51 TREMONT ST. Firemen.Tight a Stubborn Blaze on North -Beacon St, Brighton, The alarm from box 842, at ,..20 this morning; called the lire department of 13rtghton- to a stubborn blaze in the one and a half stsry frame bolding in the rear of the brick block on North Beacon St. When'the firemen arrived the building was one mass of flames, and it was rumored that a cow was inside.

By hard work several of the spectators. asisted by the firemen, succeeded saving ihe animal. It was also known that two fine horses were inside, but it was then too late to rescue them. The building and Its contents were and occupied by Alfred Cummings, and his horses, wagons, car-rages and sleighs will be a total loss. The police found a man sleep.ng one of the sheds in the vicini.y.

His hands were badly scratched and cut. He was locked up. She had never asked Miss Quimby for the securities. The next sum of money which she "placed" with the defendant was $500 on July 7. This was giver.

in Haverhill. The next sum of money, $200. was given Miss Quimby July 30. She press platform next sent $115, and S''40, the last of Au- the henchmen of the trusts and monopo- The committee on balance of tht gust, to Miss Quimby in Tonawanda. lies poured into their ranks that tern- state ticket reported the following.

tilt She received this note upon Miss Qulm- ble velley of abuse, deserted by their report being accepted: by's return to Haverhill: "Sept le; on leaders for a moment the democrats of For secretary of the commonwealth, demand after date I promise to pay M. Nlassae. husetts wavered. But one oil- Charles D. Nash of NVInman; for treas.

A. Ordway $115, with interest, less 1 per- time lealer. still true to the cause of the urer and receiver general. James A. cent." people the the came to te front and called NVatson of Braintree; for auditor.

J. L. true democrats of the commen Miss Ordway read another in Chali(oux of Lowell; for attorney genwhich the defendant promised to pay Vit) vvealth to rally to the support of the eral. John A. O'Keefe of Lynn.

"with full interest on all notes." grand principles proclaimed by their na- The state committee, on motion of Mr She loaned Miss Quimby e.i00 Oct 15 in 1 Jaquith, was authorized to till oilcan. tional convention. the true democrats Somerville and received a note similar recognized their leader and gladly ac- I cies on the state ticket. Ind after a vote to those quoted above. knowledged his leadership.

Though abused and maligned by the of thanks to the officers. the conventiOn Consalerable examination was con- ducted rclative to the VW given Miss enemy, and sneered at and undermined adjourned. Quimby for investment in Amesbury. by the in his own party. so YESTEEDAY'S LEAGUE GAME.

The witness said that she WdS given a grand and so true was his leaderehip list of names, none of whom she knew that when, on the ad of November. the Attendant except a Mr Briefly. She sa.d that it roll was called in Massachusetts of the Chletige15, Pittsberg.14 ...................1.300 made a difference to her to whom the supporters of the Chicago platform, over 100.0o0 money was loaned as she would prefer men answered "Here!" National League Standing. to have the defendant loin the maney to Today we see the democracy of Massa-the parties whose names she had been chusetts better organized than Won Lest re won given. united in support of the vested rights of 11''' the people.

against the trusts and mo- tot 104 .7415 She said that if the case had been dif- 5o4 as ferent she would have thought that Miss nopolies that ncw control. i NeW 1 iqk IIPItinmre St 47 Qujrnby had not done as she had agreed. Niuch of the credit it for this. under the l.s.isa Theitneu I i 74 53 .574 NJ rot xis After the money was placed, witness circumstances, outcome is due 1 meat) a No 69 Ala said she did not Fee the defendant so fre- to the masterly leadership of that gal- ossosesion rot 119 .461 quently. Miss Quimby went to New lant champion of the people, and 1 57 71 .445 York in January.

count it honor that the privilege I emerge 7' .442 is mine today to nominate l'hilsisdelds She said she did not hold Miss Quimby ne nate as the can- 54 TS .419 personally responsible for the money didate of the democracy et Maesaehii- It l'a .4.12 she had loaned her, although she looked settg for governor of the common- 2S LA) to Miss Quimby to collect the notes. She Wealth that peerless leader of the last tesited the defendant in North Tona- campaign, George Fred NVilliams of YOUNG MILLS DOES WELL wanda in February and took three notes Dedham. from Miss Quimby, all dated Feb 5. each for the amount of a3a667, one pay- George Fred Appears. Part of the Boston Team Plays at able in 90 days, the second in four months and the third in five months John H.

Mack of North Adams recond- Newark and Has an Easy Time with from that date, the last being due Julie 5. ed the nomination of Mr Williams, and the At'ant7c League Team. These notes represented in the aggre- the motion was put and carried by a gate the principal and the interest of NEWARK. Sept nThe Bostros all moneys sent Miss Quimby in New unanimous vote amid applause. dropped off here today on the way to York outside of the loans of $24a anq Messrs Downing and Mack were ap- Brooklyn and played an exhibition game 1115.

She said she delivered up all pointed a committee to invite Mr Wil- memoranda notes to Miss Quimby when hams to appear before the convention. I with the local team of the Atlantic she received the three notes. The in- He was in the building at the time and I league. The visitors were given a great 0 terest was computed and reckoned in was soon in the presence of the conven- reception by the 150 people who braved up to Jan 1. don.

His appcarancs was the signal for the chilli atmosphere to lock them over. M.ss Nettie A. (lore of Haverhill, en- the wildest demonstration. gaged in the millinery business, testi- Two-thirds of the convention was on Play began with the Newarks at the tied that she had known the defendant chairs, with all the lung power bat, but thanks to Long's great catch In a business way for the Past two and they possessed. Many of the delegates they were letired in one, two, three or-one-half years.

She gave testsmony rel- carried small flags and these they waved der. Stivetts opened for lioston with a a Live to the visit paid to Miss Quimby above their heads. After several cheers I at the latter's house in Ameebury. in Mr Williams was allowed to speak. He s.ow grounder toward third and beat It ecmpany with lawyer Peters, Miss said: out.

He went to third when Itz.lhfuss Ordway and patrolman Ryan of Haver- "Mr Chairman and Fellow Delegates threw wide in trying to stop his steal to hill. I think it would be rupertluous for me to secend, and scored on Lowe's out at She testified: "Mise Quimby wanted state to you (a voice. "epeak first. With one man out and an easy to be left alone with Miss Ordway. They that it is wah some pride that I accept talked up the money loan.

She said for the third time at the hands of the chance for a double play. Delehanty that she had received this money, and democracy of Massachusetts an unani- I dropped Dufly'e fly in the third Inning had put it out in small loans. She said mous nomination (applause), and as we and three runs were the result. a base she had taken it on 1 percent. When have passed through controversies on balls.

singles by Lowe and Stahl and she was talking her mother said, 'Hush, somewhat b.tterparty division to some Collins' leng fly doing the work. hush! Be careful what you extent-1 trust that this unanimous In the fourth, with two awn out. said thi.s money which was in ncmination today means that we. like etts and Allen drove the ball over the the house had been taken by a gentle- all brave fighters when the tight is I left field fence in succession for home man stopping at her house. She had done, turn to and work together for the runs.

Stahl's single, a steal, a base sn notes in Tonawanda, and when she got common cause. (Applause.) I balls, and Collins' and Long's singles them she would make a settlement. She "For one, 1 trust that today ends any gave Boston two more in the fifth. said she acted as an agent. and was to centroversy within our party, and that Szahl's single, a pamed ball and Collins' receive 1 percent for her offices." we shall find those who came bore double gave them one in the seventh.

1 doubting. uncertain, or in opposition, while a base on balls. Allen's steal and In cross-examination, the witness said I will accept the will of this convention lsowe's single gave them another in the she nearly went to sleep during the in- and prove their loyalty to the great eighth. Cogan had been substituted for terview. party.

(Applause.) Carrick in this inning. Mr -Peters called the members of the "MY feendS I do not intend to make Newark's first run was scored in the Quimby family. Only a brother and sis- a speech of acceptance. I have alreauy fourth. when Cassidyistigledand came press platform the henchmen of the trusts and monopo- The committee on balance of the lies poured into their ranks that tend- state ticket reported the following.

the ble vciley of abuse, deserted by their report being accepted: leaders, for a moment the democrats of For secretary of the commonwealth. Massachusetts wavered. But one oil- Charles D. Nash of NVhltman; for trees-time still true to the cause of the urer and receiver general. James A.

people, came to the front and called on Watson of Braintree; for auditor. J. L. the true democrats of the common Chalifoux of Lowell; for attorney genwealth to rally to the support of the eral. John A.

O'Keefe of Lynn. grand principles proclaimed by their na- The state committee. en motion of Mr tional convention. the true democrats Jaquith. was authorized to till vacanrecognized their leader and gladly ac- I on the state ticket.

Ind after a vote knowledged his leadership. of thanks to the officers. the convention Though abused and maligned by the adjourned. enemy. and sneered at and undermined by the in his own party.

so YESTEEDAY'S LEAGUE GAME. grand and so true was his leadership that when on the of November. the Attendanee roll was called in Massachusetts of the Chicage15, Pittsberg44 supporters of the Chicago platform. over 100.0o0 men answered "Ilerer National League Standing. Today we see the democracy of Massachusetts better organized than ever.

Wfla Lest re woe united in support of the vested rights ot i .705 the people. against the trusts and mo- Mo4 .410. I liqk St 47 nopolies that ncw control. 74 ts .574 'Sitich of the cretiq for this. under the let.1Ed N'J rot circumstances.

briLiant outcome is due 1 a est 9 to the masterly leadership of that gal- rot 119 .461 lent champion of the people, and I 57 71 .4 45 count it honor that the privilege 1 (loupe.) .442 mine today to nominate as the can- 4 llialletelatt 54 TS .419 didate of the democracy et It 71,1 .4.12 st-114 for goverror of the common- 1" 2S lee .210 Wealth that peerless leader of the last campaign, George Fred NVilliams of MILLS DOES WELL Dedham. gaged in the millinery business, testi- tne convention was on ao.y crt-Nau Oitii Luc al. urn fled that she had known the defendant chairs, cheersng with all the lurg power bat. but thanks to Long's great catch IT) a business way for the Past two and they possessed. Many of the delegates they were tetired in one, two.

three or- ene-hall years. She gave tetmony rel- carried der. Stieetts opened for lioston with a smll nags and these they waved a ative to the visit paid to Is Quimby above their heads. After several cheers at the latter's house in Amesbury. in Mr Williams was allowed to speak.

He slow grounder toward third and beat It eempany with lawyer Peters, Miss said: out. He went to third when Rethfuss Ordway rdway and patrolman Ryan of Haver- "Mr Chairman and Fellow Delegates- threw wide In trying to stop his steal to I think it would be rupertluous for me to seOn and scored on Lowe hill cd. 's out et She testified: "Mise Quimby wanted state to you (a voice. "epeak lipt. With one man out and all PaSit to be left alone with Miss Ordway.

They that it is tieth some pride that I accept talked up the money loan. She said for the third time at the hands of the chance for a double Play. Delehanty that she had received this money, and democracy of Massachusetts an unani- dropped fly In the third Inning had put it out in small loans. She said mous nomination (applause), and as we and three runs were the res It. a ase she had taken it on I percent.

When have passed through controversies on balls singles by Lowe and Stahl and she was talking her mother said, 'Hush, somewhat tter-party division to some Collins' leng tly doing the work. hush! Be careful what you extent-I trust that this unanimous In the fourth, with two awn out. Stiv- "She sad this money which was in ncmination today means that we. lige etts and Allen drove the ball over the the house had been taken by a gentle- all brave fighters when the right is left field fence in succession for home I man stopping at her house. She had done, turn to and work together for the runs.

Stahl's single, a steal. a base th notes In Tonawanda, and when she got common cause. (Applause.) I balls. and Collins' and Long's tengles I them she would make a settlement. She "For one, I trust that today ends any gave Boston two more in the fifth.

said she acted as an agent. and was to ccniroversy within our party, and that Szahl's single, a ball and Collins' receive I percent for her offices." we shall find those who came here double gave them one in the seventh. doubting. uncertain, or in opposition. while a base on balls.

Allen's steal and In cross-examination, the witness said will accept the will of this convention Lowe's single gave them another in the she nearly went to sleep during the in- and prove their loyalty to the great eighth. Cogan had been substituted for terview. party. (Applause.) Carrick in this inning. Mr Peters called the members of the "My friends.

I ti not intend to make Newark's tiret run was scored in the I Quimby family. Only a brother and sis- a speech of acceptance. I have alreauy fourth. when Cassidy tangled and came anti reptirt as soon as possible concern- nestiliii el IsTo. Acuff di ing the labor conditions at the present 111 paw.

est) crisis. The committee consists of E. T. LIE it 164.0 co. Trema it inQ.

James Lavin. H. A. Poole. Vall p.

ip, law am 8 of.f. 944' p. George W. Alden and H. E.

Coy. liteck Lassie. IP rico Lour. (Imam 40,07 A After the adjournment of the board the tit 6 vcean alai CO3StrW130 Stearlell committee bcti a meeting. Pre.

Edward Al. Henry and Sec Frank NicSherry of Miscellancoas S8.50 t3 IIALIFAX VIJ Ratr: the solefasteners 11111On were Tre comnittlee asked many QUelliOnn re-. garding, the situation and the prospects STOVE 1.1111 NC .1 non PArss.ossis so all p.ussa ow 'acumen. Allasole and taints' ratio-am tor settlement. Sec SicSherry could Only repelt the substance of his statement.

forerView.lubtzt. watz: im.w-:11f.td. which was printed in The Globe tat inr motant l't laSs Wrsitseastalr and at 4.2o1 P. Va" evendtg. trout assort 164.

arasoula aa There sisems no cha ff ng in aairs this a Stamp Corecrols wat'll for Cask awl Tlarbaii int. sitt ant.srass- trerninc. One who claims to know some- two to city of illonanstoo Atlantiet tbing of the affairs of the union predicts ges.a, WA. J. Biting, West Doh IL T.

S. P. LI se Ns St, or at Iii, sr Lope kart. hen Or 648 UP SI I that the tr.ke wiii eontinue nine days 21. .41 WASTERS.

U. P. vat. tf Ionizer. and that the manufacturers will then give in.

sod personal bog- Vint VW Tssill Uve i- Sten-NA-sal sa Hts se The committee from the board of HY hi board litugut. eOzweril Sa.I fur New Tort diers-t Maw tr le has been unable to solve the A t.2011, tree. Lin-Poe 4.E. SIMEbt a ge. 11 U.

A. day. Wedurs.loil end at 3 at. Ise tem ripecialibt. i.gs Torne a.

cst demos oat laita lato as. losa Vis la New lora rter 4IXY 104 oNitill SR Aniniowe viwage Ar. Nevin acs ot inut46 1.4 LLtill LLDO. sester $2, Imo vs, limn-F. Ir.

ruitut.rlt WWI. 121144P IS III 1 4 4.411 4 Well 114 2li Temp. pL sadvt. ct4 ail pain oath ani trawl. and ratto ESTABLISHED will- pa; ti.

El 0 er.t clove la to he found at tSe old tarsi. lioL st.sre. asit BAKE Portland mt. AL CO dr4glot olli (1-NARD LINE-Steatnere all tisery Kates- ...1 elAT flow 11.1ob,at 10,1 1 A 6b1 'ewe Nev. 'trod' ry-orr ralitrias; tibias Two- swage front loons an4 upward.

assrosAl yawn sto CrNARD LINEStesusete titer" etur flout sod 1 to-oo NeWf 'leek roittrias; tido polo (nun 1.0.1.us SW. an4 upward. socoott molt 5.0 awl oorocdtate to THE OLD WAY finishing touches are being put here and there wherever occasion requires. The "flatiron" entrance and exit at I easant St is fenced in on both sides, and posts have been set in the sidewalk where the Tremont and Shawmut av tracks cross it, to prevent accident as far as possible. This point will also be guarded by an employe.

The sub subway near the Pleasant St entrance, through which southbound Shawmut av cars will pass under the tracks of the northbound Tremont St cars, is thoroughly lighted and venZilated, and a ride through it, as also through the sub subway at Boylston st, will very likely prove a pleasant experience for those who will take it tomorrow. The grades at these points are rather steep, especially at Boylston where a sign painted on the wall warns motormen to go slow. the northern sections of the subway are already practically done, and but little remains to make them ready use. atrraato at kdit mAtals. 14 1.tate bt.

1.rdsottAe12 eitr-trr-C AG E. TIME ts la and fro 1.1t--er..0.ttleetot..1111. l000doe all sqlecel le Great It vi 21141, Ireleteit. e.uttkoe-at et etc; III ti-tucty Cot rot e. oleerage A rPIT to Otti CI I ET ttoNS.

It.3 1.tate at. Boston- iirt4litt I1sy. At Aii4 to mod I st. amt. la avelsey plo.ogirp et ta Ind flung the .1,24 at II.

rattu. is Co 11 awl toy pu.Wo ak err tete two of Otonotua; 'merit-tette toorelt sod mold, VrSuMIT 114 --t ALLAN LINENow Vogt to eta inwtry. tiiiatorow to It Ilwrrlr andl Cale at loorooT you-R. Vail to tottuotion 6.4relt It U. A.

ALLiN. fls et: C. V. I ravied sl! rArtific YAW-dorm wt. WStt HARVARD BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

of Treating Dyspepsia Indigestion byDieting a Barbarous and Useless One. We say the old way, but really it a very common one at the present time, and many dyspeptics and physicians as well considerthe first step to take in attempting to cure indigesting is to diet, either by selecting certain foods and rejecting others or to greatly diminish the quantity usually taken, in other words the starvation plan is by many supposed to be the first essential. certain failure of the starvation cure for dyspepsia has been proven time and again; but still the moment Dyspepsia makes its appearance a course of dieting is at once advised. All this is radically wrong. It is foolishand unscientific to recommend dieting or starvation to a man suffer-log from Dyspepsia, because Indigestion itself starves every organ and every nerve and every fibre in the body.

What the Dyspeptic wants is abundant nutrition, which means plenty of good, wholesome, well-cooked food, and something to assist the weak stomach to digest it. This is exactly the purpose for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted, and this is the method by which they cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia; in other words the patient eats plenty of Wholesome food and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest it for him. In this way the system is nourished and the overworked stomach rested, because the tablets will digest the food Whether the stomach works or not. One of these tablets will digest 3000 grains of meat or eggs. Your druggist will tell you that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the Purest and safest remedy sold for stomach troubles, and every trial makes one more friend for this excellent preparation.

Sold at 50 cents to full sized package at all drug Pres. A little book on stomach diseases mailed free by addressing Stuart Marshall, Mich. Do nt Pup; Etc 1 A. W- A v. 0 i iS iiettli.z: p9rtice.

rzametti.c.14 1b -1 --carried vkANTElt-A lussild'a abeel reale at stee. new be in good conduits. 41. Globe oftiw. -WANTED-Tits ailitiewi of 'an ens TH evni ettre rents le teacher of strain engewerins.

64. Gas (este. 20 mientete NOT tiNE Wit it after reedine this adiertiseinent aced hay OW Stilt. tAt Machinery and Tools win" i'AIN. i No matter how violent or xerneiating ilia lain.

tee Rheumatic. Bedridden. Cr p. 1 Fon ft IklFo-1 COttlitO engine las4s 1 Cor. Nrat'aa aulaila or l.

al II" 14136' and 1 Brown engine 12434'; adao abeam way suffer. I Wide salve. 12a24. 1 tia- s21trai elmine. I 2-ten hlorbe eleiator.

conirtete niih WILL AFFORD INSTANT sit at very' low price. F. II. liAt'Is EAsii.1.. 53 state en esiWtt ra BICYCLISTS FILM It ti-E-Fleratne and engine.

CHAPIN. Th enneer. LI. CO. 62 Water at.

Ctarlestosa. sine Accident will biome, and sore and gis lameness often feliowa I ride, act always tare FUR SALE-10 h. p. upright eartne and 12 b. aear at band a Notil.o of 1141JWAIN IKEAlty upriest boiler.

N. Le IN. Wets- 71.1.1se.Zasismai ndee "11' 111' SuWe arS weenovoil- liae i 0 le It and -sit STATIoNART. portable and Istie Amu- Pasii711.1 Taktenal -f-- -ii i ers ena'ara 2 la 15" l' cirrt'la4 da Bose' DiarrLoca. Cr sups.

a or I Iltrdwi'll' Ltb. engin Wet' awlar' alsl bas ie. the nruket. prices tainted Opoll at Sislaria In its various forms cured and Drab I 6taltung' "III MINI "liwase vet tel 1 lkilill tor catalog. W.

E. lillE.W, agent ki. C. ter of the defendant responded. Mrs had the time which should have been all the way home on O'llaisan's single to Terre is not a remedial agent In the world I if9rwItilh Mactnue Quimby was said to be ill.

given me for preparation occupied by left center. aided by Long's fumble. In that will cure rfoirer and Auto find all other WANT to buy a good second-hand printing The brother, Arthur Quimby. a Clerk, You during another part of the day, the eighth Hatfield was given a 1.fe I fevers (aided by RADWAT'S l'ILles). eo quick- tor job work.

mate kiwi. laze. took the stand. and tonight, as we close. I only wish to when Duffy dropped his soarer, went to If aa nen snit price.

tui. Gm canoe. He was asked if he knew that his reaffirm to you my allegiance to the second on Rothfuss' single. and each RABwAyls READY RELIEF! 1 HA 21 II. P.

ETER. 7N-iight oyatmo. 8 lee- mother had received a sum of money great principles which we have indorsed m- ved up a base cn Cogares out at first. i motor. De er and second-band bsils, from her daughter.

This question was today. Welebeeker's slow one to Allen allowed etenteli. woodworking neietenere. tallier. ei.ets.

strongly objected to by counsel Hurl- believe am firmly as any man in the Hatfield to score, and Rothfuss crossed BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICK 50e. and hangers Iskk.US 'lc alitril. lea its. bert on the grounds that such evidence commonwealth of Nlassechusetts that the plate on Delehanty's single.

The vs-- erbel se, beston. tiStans 'sea had nothine to do with the single tran- we are the bearers of the interests of score: section made in Somerville in which the hu Proposals manity and the hopes of our country. .1 2 3 4 5 6 8 a rilAity-rtii -MIMI defendant received and of which (Arplause.) And with the firm faith Itosin 1032 2 01 1 -In she is chareed with the larceny. He tint a man is entitled to have who has 000 1 00020-3 end I'll bur the wedding rng at AVMs" Hitt eel 11 that it was a remarkable occurrence been through the full reasoning of the Earn II ed hornlike Ateltntimit gold rtn-s In their T11E. Street Department of toe City of inult Home that the counsel tried to bring father, other side, and has then seen his error runrsu.S.'; Boton 2.

Twode hit. Collins ivetts. Alien. stolen bases. Sti.

own fa, tory (two $ft to Ms soy spseial ring to InVilitil proptibals ter conatructiog and regu.al.Lg mother and sister into court. with that full conviction tel ech comes etts. Alien. Stahl. First base on halls.

Al. Merit' tea hours: Rio-lock. 1443 Trentout row. the City of llowtou shout ests itucea feet et The court ruled that the witness from a study of both sides. I say that I it'll a.

intu fr-y it: enz Wer i 2 th tugs Ntriek 1 i e'Hrt. Nii. 11N eirrlek Ro2 Double MARRIAGE INTENTION 1 IlOtratlata tO1011aill and iiide.iatios in ancouter should answer. if he knew. anything con- we have today initiated doctrines that 0.

S. bireet. bettseeu ilusgitualou Aatisue sod L.s.g. cerning the $190. The witness said he in the not distant future wet sweep eep this wimam R.

Leo I ylea btreet. lkolon. Maw, The odochat. 4id country as With whirlwind. and 1101VOOP oyle.

(hear the awl plans I t4' 1 boo oora at be knew nothing about his sister receiving a whirlwin. (. pp Wild ruil'iro- 'Toull't Barna- Time A. Wohlschlegel and Ellen Margarita. William been at We itaSg-e at MO Of any money from Miss Ordway in Somer- lb Wee Atteudance Illidrelb and 3dary V.

macQuatters. eo. 1 btfeeta. City Mail. ifollOolk, Mayo.

A 1.4d ot II. vine. He proved to be a very unsatis- We Need No Platform. fuw. loom doitara.

omits swilolartoty factory witness on account of lack of Chicaso 15. Pittsburg 4- 1 auirly. tor milieu-1y eeleg lbw memory. Oo.436. We need no platform of principles, we Til it It RIAU ES.

The la be awed CAA tyr elm-Miss Josie M. Quimby, a sister of the- need no sentences of declarat BR ion as to PITTSUG. Sept n-The game to- ItteKEnT-FRNstmarch 20. by el.aft. v.

word at aavi aawr su oul mt be tekol 01111 and defendant. was 'the next witness. She our purposes in legislation. because this day was full of errors. The score does P.

Eugene Rickert and Muhl Ernst. in an ope. endorsed I nopos.al for Teiford testified that her sester had been home tig listed cies, irAr larre itilaamird is not a movement of distinat measures. not show half the poor plays. In the 2s.

by nev Horace but. se see a er In Amesbury three or four times since of s. fifth Chicago scored 11 runs. earning czuvo duilars. payable to toe City of Iloslon.

left i a movement of the masses of men her first trip tot Tonawanda. She testi- 1 only one. The score: ten. William It. Lee acd Florence Doyle.

I Oto fled that her reother had received no again3t the masses of things. (Ap- emeAco All It MI I1 PO A cber 1 leen is to the This chek be peep. DEAL leak.litertily:situri i I money from her sister since Oct 24. plausee Ryan 5 3 4 4 1 0 0 1896. It was not necessary during the war Niceorrah 3 5 3 4 4 I 4 0 CONNOlt-In Newnenithe Sept 21.

Marenret. "'I'll'ar a Yrs- moor hpleeit Of the revolution to settle upan a con- tli1 54 al 31 31 I I2, 011 7 of Mrs Lucinda J. Sm'th of Hnvertell was the next witness. She has known Miss stitetion The war was fought first and t.Ilman a Ordway for seven years. She testified the constituCon established afterward.

I 2 1 4 1 1 20'2 I froth her late Te6bleree. Apideton st that she went to North Tonawanda (Aprlause.) And so we. in the great (4.9,1.1.2 4 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 it tieroluy. Sept 29. at etel a tn.

Ferviees at ttnridi Our Lady at 1i.20. Itelatires nu a Hi-NJ with Miss OrdwaY inst June. and was war for the people's rights. which began Vises 3 1 1 1 0 2 1 frovik are invited to attend. etry mil.

Itobton. r4ptctuber 25. IS14. 2t s26 with her when she called on Miss Quim- in IS9ti. must go on w.th our revolution Doh-vow 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 by at the trne.

Lntil at last the party of the people is Kittredge 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 CALLARAN-th (Soincy. Seel 23, Raymond why irasenched in power. and then, wth the I of Timothy J. and Virginia Callahan. 2 For Sale 1 yrs II rocs 10 its.

Funeral Irvin parents' real. deuce. i South Vainut at. Sept pt 21). at 2 tn.

nog ALE. cheap. a lame betel range and brinier Apply It. C. nizeEN-In tbis city.

Sept 2s. John. beloved A 1 price air- i A 0 1 rot' printirg. bnI.eurt iist.ods,..411n al.61.4 WANTED-An iniallst-a a besit el-ntr or Malaria la its varions forms cured and pre- 1 au" bnx-11 uf ve e4 I 11 t' 11113- l'it 4 4' 1'1 Forsitith Machine Co. Mancoester.

II Ti.rre la not a rowed's! agent in the world that will cure reTer anti Aare and all other wAyr to bus a gord nemikiintrict printing fevers (aided by RAHWAYS FILLS). so quick- for job work. state kind. conoi- ly aa en on price. 1.

tal. Globe tabor. RABwAyls READY RELIEF 123 IL P. HEATER. tiya.uno.

ll b. ti. electric motor. sew and second-hand bcilers. entituo.

soudworking noiehinery. BOLD Br ALL inicuGisrs. PRICZ 50e. I lug and bangre likkitS at bkli Ill. lita Ha- veriatil at.

Ruston. dSui.iiit wgi rilARIA-y-rtiiE-FANNIE II inly the wesliting rtng at AVMS" Hitt Proposals homake gold setitling rings In their THE Street liquirtment of toe City of ItosUla own isa Wry froto at, to 12; any special ring to Invittil propobals tor constructing and regu.at.cg Oriel' id leo hours; Big Clock. 14-13 Tretcout row. the Lily of lkoton shout laical feet of I 1 tUneatlata toadighaly and ideaiwa in Ant-outer i MARRIAGE INTENTIONS. Street.

betorea itusitiowtots Attune sod Lica- i Kiel; Street. Ikaton Maui. The odare city of William R. L. and noretwe 1)0fle Oscar the contract awl plans etw the in.ra van ba A.

Wolittchlegel awl Ellen Ilea-arm. William seen at toe tonce or the ot City Hail. Boston. Mace. A it.Lttot IL illidreth and Mary V.

MacQuatters. I tour i.toot doiotg s. one t.47 writ. kw luimilsly Is, AI A RIAU I ES. The pt.pusi to he toed cam to et.

nreEETtf -F-RNsT-Mitryb 51. rl'at 4.11111.-r4"--ttriZstr4 ..1 rIrdtt.tr uu aUrtkatoruil JaTer. 2 P. Eugene Rickert and mom Ernst. ape'.

eadoreed I'rvitaisaal for Teifor4 2s. by Rev Horace but. nod oath a ets t.14 elms I for three humor." I iziyi duitara. payable to toe (I of Boo. left ton.

William n. Lee acd Florence Doyle. I st before 12 o'clock M. of FitiliA II. I i I.

ImaiZ. Tina cherk is be the prop. DEA 'I erty of the city if the bidder falls to curry out 1 hi, prups.al Propos4s a.le4 arta CONN011-In Nen-tomtit. Sept 21. Margeret.

out and lett dI. and ia.b.r. 1 widow of Tmu.as CoLuor. 11 yrs. Funeral the ahovetianied hour Mad place.

be politica, front her late retidecee. Appleton st. Wed. opes.ed ami tiled. and Cie ihndertenteti teeervca norolny.

Sept 29. at a tn. Services at L11.41'7;11.1 pro" aMs11 et.ttl'c'18c- church of Our Lady ii ady at 30. anal iv or fritt.k are Invited to attend. City Hall.

Rubino. Slit s. cliew -t CALLAILAN-In QoincY. Se1.1 2i. RaYttiond son of Timothy J.

and Virgin, Callahan. 2 For cheap a lame hol ra Sale yrs II mes Id Mi. Funeral from parents' real- E. tenge and brunet. Apply It.

I i.i 4ie I deuce. South tValnut at. Sept iiii. at 2 to. no SAL Allsiou.

GREEN-In this city. Sept tis. John. beloved changes in Several Boards Made at Annual Meeting. The board of trustees cf Harvard university held its annual meeting today for the appointment of college boards.

The following new members were added to the administrative board: James B. Greenough A B. William M. Davis Edward Channing Ph Wallace E. Sabine A and John H.

Gardiner A B. succeed.ng Josiah Royce Ph Chas. Grose Ph Hugo K. Schilling Ph William F. Osgood Ph and George T.

Baker A B. Change in graduate school board: Hugo Munsterbug Ph succeed.ng Clement L. Smith LL D. Changes in Lawrence scientific school hoard: Comfort A. Adams Jr and George H.

Parker D. succeeding E. H. Hall Ph and R. Thaxter Ph D.

Solomon Line-chi was reelected president of the board. Lowell Patrolman Serious lv Hurt. LOWELL, Mass, Sept 29--Patrelman Henry Brady fell down stairs this morning at his new home in Pawtucketville. He was removed to St Johns hospital, where, at noon, a consultaton of surgeons was held previous to an operaticn. Mr Brady moved to his new home this week and was busy attending to details when he fell.

IN Nis 1.101t; 1.4 in S'ALE- 15 A gg '41 de. Lite. 'nth ere lack and brown and ears. 3 'rears old. well broke.

boa lewd It I cocoa Poo annatiber: NY l'fte utilaut as Pat' ess I Prtce. till.tro. cam come sod testi the 4.4. lbw owner alai tske tbe pertm to eta. 0 and give a rborouga trial; so ottot an intruding.

porelasec Isseal apply. ao4 I trim tete. Apily to ItErr.F.K lit MI Y. 1 sr rtitNAralg and Rastas terriers. ell st.

So Ibtston Mas- a a WANTFlt -Well-hoed hull doe. Itaweeettit home broken. most Se I Pted at 4'W 6'1 pottbulars. XL eye carrier att Ibraton. ---i City of Bosten 'La 41 4111.4re 11.1",.

ill, I 1111 k.r Ir.r IlLo laytot out or a esuoteote prwlwy. Etettsluart to I'm sows.te. sod IN dadoes trt ilat Its Illori ec' o.e swtoinhoioners 11 3 etslist 0 a. Ist of Ow brat slat ot stetoisrr. mot tiro other of ea the tiluerd fur PuLLe 12091r1-11111 wetter.

ty order of the Mord of Street Comentahmers. Jolts: p. Chairnll ia. a. Lezal aotices NorricE, tii 1.,..1.3.

tti. E.Lil"a 'r 1 7: bail to .111,41.. 1 taite ,,,.1 ty 1.1nos-lf twat trart In ti sou bc 1 I. it CA 'law AzI gwrissis trauma fm.61N ui la lit eldiato vt 11014 ate le tchnsi to evAttit the saute. anti ail Pcnows las I si, ..1 etiwitLE d.Z.411-411t.IGA:m." i cstata4Iessan: e2: 114111rnallid.k hotel.

7. lai-i Roston. SLIta. litetue. stip4 7tb.

Ist7 hodiand Of Mary A. Green. 00 yra. Funeral $14. pocerke tart 20 from his late residence 741-2 Pitatt'el.

at. r.at percent taff waolesale. store lerebe.4. Thtteiolay at 0.30 a tn. High nisei of requiem etc.

cheep. howcutes nil kinds. fa-ttry knees. lit St J.eephit church. Chamber at at 0 ihotou Showcape Co.

119 Fos Hand ht. Yachtg, Boats, Etc Relatives and friends invited to at- by ear. zencie 3 Detective A FOR C111111411 erect or tt tut. GRAHAM-In South Boston, Sept 2S, Sarah fehtWart 4C-11 r-tivie and weep A-toe itiktiN IvituS Allautic ay. lebitc-swe Iltyonarket a 'dote of Chrlstopter J.

Graham. Funeral LonING GIIEENLEAF. private detective. 65'6' had tool sny14 private. 2., ar.

room la; best of referetwea. -1 111 tA a An omerville. Sept John .1 Hoar. ritett JIM 35 3rs 7 os 13 its. Funeral.

t1411 th 't re- STRICTLY ICTLY RLIAIILIK IVslt Storale dents, of las father. Isok.1 Mar. Clyde bt. teloplioar. T.

it. IIIVjaalf, Mgr. 47 Coon at. fog lort.stare. caret weeks.

Somerville. Thursday. Sept 3o. at a in. room Kt.

Boston. dsaa, ig-ll rte. t-w .1. 3.11 stia dry private rttotna. Requiem ma.

St Antes church at nas lb nod op rd. Central Stereo VA lock. ilelati Billiards and tes and friends are invited to Lst a toorotd. cot Jalta.s at loud. oo st3 I 30 --g litilT-In East Boston.

Sept 2t1. Agfl es. widow itiLUARD ANO POOL omit of the late Richard R. Hart. Funeral (rota C.

albs. 11 ,1 1 Irate simian cushions. ape, Pitotozrerhs, Crayon, Eto the residence of her daughter. idra James le. ttnio jt.

-sizo ion 1 imizi lmpbewvrepwi sal Nolan. 312 Fart, it Tbanida2, at a 4.4.3LS lk GU. 114 ItalbUt7 at. ikIca. liar-te.

crayon. Sand fur Lats look. ilatertneat at Woodlawa. lineal pirates Sa)aWklat trA De-NSLIES a waft 24 Winter aL biba4ra.21 I illulAR.DDILLIAsill:Dilliporlt:lutl TrAOROLLIti. limb 5:12 rialITIn East Boston.

Sept Agnes, semow 1 of the late Richard R. Hart- Funenti (ro ta I fral b.11i.1.1 I watch swim itotozr Et arh Crayo3, the residence le an es P. I I 1,014 reteitt4d of her dauhter. ir 212 Paris Tbansday, az 2 Au 1.2.4Illrelit logbautt7 baittnalta.P"u"; 51-341 LIR letZEIN pat.tocespw, a lateraseal at Woodlaws. Dalai privates etatue.

hind sue SaUbb.lte drA LPL-NSW-At WU. 24 Winter et. badtwa.21 -ee. Chauncey M. Dope 11 WRITES: GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, December 16, 1885.

Chauncey Plii DeDeti da" WRITES: 1 4) ,7 iff.l.o 6 GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, 1 December 16, 1885. 0 7 ---0A 7..,.. 14 t-----. .2 1: 1141,1 p-of tor 1 1 4111: 4. I 1) 1 dr." I EISNER MENDELSON Gentlemen Genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract IONEMINM has been used in my family for some years, EISNER SZ MENDELSON Gen tlemen The Genuine Johann en Hoff's Malt Extract has be used in my family fnr (17-1-1e years.

she had not paid her shares in the loan sense of the rerponsibillties of that Totais 35 15 13 10 21 12 4 companv. that the company power, we shall go on and formulate l'frTs BURG had refused to pay any dividends until rritsures which the wisdJin of our Donovan 5185000 after three years. Site refused to show united masses may devise. Padden 2 32112 4 0 the letter she said she had received. So I say t3 all reformers, no matter Tannehill I 5211 211 "Miss Ordway asked Miss Quimby what the school, our enemy is but one.

I 5 1 1 1 9 1 01 trfruielster 3103, about money loaned in New York. Then It is monoroly in its numerous forms 3 4 88 Fly 583533- she asked her about $945 she had loaned gradually trenching upon human rights in 5122110 her to invest with Amesbury parties. until it is here and there. sazden 4022820 "Miss Quimby said that she used it In i tyranny, and freemen must look about personal matters. them to guard their freedom.

That is litnedp 1 1 1 1 03 1 "I asked her this question: 'Miss our contest. and we must discard the Quimby do you mean to say that you party school until united we have won Twals tis 1417 241 21 16 7 used it 'for your own private our victory. Innlreza I 2 8 4507 'Yes. I was her reply. 'About that We are stronger today than we we're 301011 to 0-15 time McKnight swiped me and I used it yesterday.

and were stronger yesterday 0 320 5 4II for shaving she continued. than we were a year ago. The planks rens. l'ittsbnrg R. Chleaco 2 Two-The government reste-d its case at the of the Chicago platform that have been has- alt.

calla'aul. Throe-base hiu4. corclus'on Of Airs Smith's testimony. most criticised are now being 11rfait.kier Ely Houle run. Sae-Mr Hurll'ut made hi, op ning for the de- to" the attention of men with fearful Siaden.

Lange. l4tolen baa.e,A. 1144-ktense. and at I the case was continued er, ill.tinflr. lkoible ploys.

and Purist reality. Those who charged us with for trial until Saturday. attacking the courts, when we called a wet Ely: (Minium. nndi.Amae.i. le widen nu halt to the abuse of powers.

have um, "11. I'llie'lr 1K, 42- ffil.s'rtukt" -1't lib" i Five Cases and Two Deaths Today. now seen the blood of innocent men li.lcb,v. by Kifien by Wright 4. Passed balls, shed.

and that stain can never be re- NEW Sept 29Fi ve eases Suedes: 2 Wild Wright. Left on bl.he, moved until our plank has been carried. Fi. riiiItqco S. Flrot en error.

Pitts-of yellow fever and two deaths lathe (Great applause.) burg 2. Chicago 4. Umpire. McDonald. Time city had been reported at noon.

And so, if We have the faith to go on 2It 25w. Attendance. LAM "Miss Ordway asked Miss Quimby she had not paid her shares in the loan sense of the rerponsibillties of that I Toitite 35 13 13 le 21 12 4 company. that the company power, we shall ga on and formulate ntreSsitUltel had refused to pay any dividends until ine.es9ree which the wisd Donovan 5 1 35000 szn of our 2 9 1 1 2 4 0 1.1 tense, and at I the case was continuea reality. Those who charged us with coualor and Anew'.

attacking the t'ourts, when we called a Y- on, A 1.1 it kilo. Kill. 4. i Wright 4. for trial until Saturday halt to the abuse of powers.

have Five Cases and Two Deaths Today. now seen the blood of Innocent men rittition 2. Strork out. by ti.mt v. by Kifiee by Pookseft shed and that stain can never be re- NEW ORLEANS Sept 29Five cases moved until our plank has been carried.

2. Wild pitch. Wright. Left on teems, of yellow fever and two deaths in the (Great applause.) l'ittbmre 2. co 2.

Firer en error s. rtts- burg 2. Chleago 4. Umpire. McDonald- Time A IN.ews tintitt And so.

If we have the faith to go on 2ti w. ttendanc i.5 Ae. LAM ASK FOR THE GENUINE. ASK FORT i2iuu Ilott's Mgt Extrgcts Jetillill Iloll'( i (4Tottj ..7 fAt ita14r4A 1 i All Others are Worthless Imitations. All Others are 1 4 I 1 1.