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finest collection Of oHRoMo LITHOGRApHs ever
ebrated Works Of Art, both ancient and modern.
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Jungfraud. The Wetterhorn, Marine Views. and
many others.
these beautiful Works OF Art. They arc offered Tor
sale OF New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price PORCELAIN PIC
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OUR CARTEs DE vISIrE AND OTHER
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OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
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AT Reduced Prices.
A fine collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINs IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
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uuMHN AEEAIRs

HAVANA. January 5.-The new Captain-Gene-
raj, Dulce, has arrived There we're no de-
monstrations. The Gaceta report6 shir-
mish on December 26 at sManzanilo, and
claims victory for the governments.
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/ AND COFFEE FROM
corner King and Radcliffe.
ftic1e for the same money
hment in the city.
+ 3mos
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January 6

aS GRANTTEvILLE, s. c., JANUARY /.
1904 Dividend Of TEN (s1o) DOLLARS PER
SHARE will be paid to the Stockholders In the Gran
ietville Manufacturing Company en- and after 10th
instant.
january 8 w e. HICKMAN presidant
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FROM 1,HE STATE CAPITAL. \

Governor Scott and the Bank OF tho
Statc-What ne VIII aO with sIt--Tae
Manuamus Case--No gencrnla opinAeny
yet sVrittcn--hIes citing or tlsc Legisla-
tyare--pcrsOnal. sSs-Es$S iss$rsey- .s's Il
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FOR WRiGEaT'S BLUFF,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE SANTEE RIVER.
% ~KuHoM THE STEAMER MARION, Capt.
ussaaSSSEfdsoJ. =. FOSTER Is receiving freight at
Accommodation Wharf, and will leave Wednesday
Might. the 9th instant. Applyt to
January JOHN FERGUSON.
INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH Tickle TO Fa.ORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA BEAUF OR AND HILTON HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
rEsSasA, TIE FINE, FAST STEAMER
- PILOT BOY. Captain FENN PECK. viii
leave Charleston on Monday and Thursday Mornings
at Eight O'Clock. Returning, leave savannah on
INesdIy and Saturday Mornings, at hafpast Eigh
o'clock.
For Freight Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
December 80 Accommodation Wharf.
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ASrBUY YOUR II:
KR1ETE 4 CHAPMAN,
streets. and get q bett u
than at any csher estahll
November IA
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Business Garos.

pusinfss GarDs.
N oT1o r.
G. N. AvERILL,
- L o q r INS p EcTo r,
No 90 East Bay.
ieaye their orders ior inspection at No. es % EAST
BAY, and they will be promptly attended to.
January
mt ED1cA cALtcAs sD.
DIR. T. REENsTJERNA HAS HIS OFFICE At
No. "a HASEL-STREE1, three doors from the Post.
oface.
N. Especial attention given to DISEASES OF
THE GENITAL ORGANS, Of both sexes.
December 10 sw 1mo
OTTO sOMNT
DYER AND SCOURER,
14a A1arlket-ssreat, between King and
Arch6@le.streets.
GENTS COATS, VESTS. PANTS AND HATS
Dyed, Cleaned and Pressed.
November 10 wfm3mos
~
W. e. MARSH ALL,
AT TIE
BROAD-STRERT BARBER SALOON,
:, No. 81 Cur srArRs).
GEO. HI. HOPPO CK,
CToR
coMMrssIoN ERoHANT.
AccoMiODAS1oa WHARF.
Charleston, 8. @.
p. GADsDEN HAsEr1. einos September 81
T II. HUMPR RMYs.
BR0K.ER, A Uc7IoNEER AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANT
SALES uaI 81 rI ZEAL 1Np FspAT sTooKs Sc
aii ATTENDED, 70.
NO. 2y BROAD-sTREE
CHARLESTON. 9. Q.
aErEnENcEs.
Hon. HENRY BU1sT, W. J. NAaRATH, Esq.
General JAMES ooTNER 4. II. WARTNG, Esq.
October
WrnIrs = cHisoI1l'
FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
8& s4.e AND
SRYPPlNG AGENTS..
WILL ATTEND To THE puRcHAsH, SALE AND
sHIPMENT 20 rofesgn and Domestic Ports) Of
COTTON, RrcE, LuAfBER AND NAVAL. STORES
@ ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. 3. O.
October aB S mn 77g
~ H. sass
AETORNEY An law, 4
AND s.
soLIcIT0R I'm EQUITY.
Y AS- onlcs NO. 90 BRoAD.srRREr. north sidol
between King ana Meeting. May y
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49, II E PIE q NATIONAL BANK
An Election for DirectosA 10 for the ensuing
year VIII be hold at tho Efnking house on Tuesday,
the 10th instant Polls oha from ia III. to O'Clock
p. NJ. H. G. LOPER.
.asJanuaryA q a s
Y HESITATE OF III O A r OLINA
NCOUNTY Personally appear cd be-
fore me, %. "a BIEAIMINaGR, President Of the Sui
phutic Acid snds Supela. .losphate Company, who,
being duly sworn saith gaat the capital Of the said
company has been incressd to eighty thousand dol.
lars, and has been paid jato him in current funds
md property at its sworts Saaation.
S@s stSigRedy .fs Z. g. MEGIRIIn GER.
4sssssarn to sssore ME u. 1858.
= (Sigpedy S9SSs , Ss.ssS JADOB wILLIMAN,
sso m lssy ~ Notary Public.
oFFIoE or cIEnK or rslEEoURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR CHARLESTON COUNTY.
a II, A. O. RfCHN OND.S Clerk of the said Court do
hereby certify that the 1Ygong is true and cor
rect copy OF the aniayt q the President Of the Sui
phuric Acid and superph 3sphste Company, and that
has been dsi aled and recorded in this
office.
ssss~-~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto
said Court s sd % Of December aI ' 1858. 50
!: 5>--~~ (Signedl A. O. RICHMOND,
s- 4.,s<a. C,Sk Court Common Pleas.
4 December 23 %S wy
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PACIFIC NAIL STEAm,.slP su,MHa,@
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY SA
DUGED RATES!
n Sys-i~ ss,. SEEAMERS OF THL ARljVa a
! Tine leave Pief No. AZ, North Riysr.
.szZSSiyHsSTS feet Of CANAL atrest Naw YorkS :.
ss IA o.oloss noon olss Ct 9th 1sts~
Ct sysES g naa!s ssissgI wen .e
Departure Of LIST and 2Ath CONNECT 10 pauassa lh \
steamers for South Pacific and Central arierassp
ports. Those Of Jst touch at EanZa1iflo. -
Departure of 9Th of each month oonnecss Etth
the new steam line from Panama to AussraltA and
New Zealand.
Steamship GRhAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisoe e + China anaJapan January 4. 1859.
No California steamers touch at Havana, ouI 20
direct from New York 10 AspinwaL
One hundred pounds baggage tree to each sd'ts
Medicine aud attendance Nee.
For Passage Tickets further information ..,llY
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, ON the whasf.
foot of Canal-street, North RIVER, New York.
March II Tyr F. r. BABY, Agent
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GtITY TREASURY, 4th hJANUARY, 1850.
~ Coupons on Fire Lolu Bonds, payable in th o
City OF Few York on 1st Of January, will be paid
presentation ut this office. S. THOMAS
January CITY Treasurer
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Speeial Netiees.

10- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL
LE1ON COUNTY.-BENJAMIN STOKES. ADMIN.
IsTRAToR,s DE RONIs NOM OF GEORGE H.
MUCKENFUSs, DECEASED, VS.. THOMPSON
MUCKENFUss AND OTHERS, HEIRS AT LAW
OF G. Ell. MUCKENFUSS, DECEASED, AND DA-
V1D GAVIN AND OTHERS, CREDITORS OF G.
II. MUCKENFUSS, DECEAsED.-BTLLT TO MAKE
REALLY ASSETS, FILED lsr DECEMBER, 1861
1t appearing to my satisfaction that THOMPSON
MUCKENFUSR, one OF the defendants to the above
entitled Bill is absent from and without the limits
Of this State, to wit: in the state Of florida so
that process of the Court cannot be served upon him.
on motion Of TRACY & MALONE, plaintiff g solic.
tors: IT is ordered That the said THOMPSON MUCK
ENFUSS do plead, answer or deinur to the said Bill
within forty (4o days from the first publication OF
tb1s erder or decree pro co,ess0 will be entered of
record against him. A. G. sHAFFER, G. G. P.
Office Of the Clerk of Court Of Common Pleas, Wal
terboro', s. G., January Il 1869.
January jan 6, feb !, a6
p B9-THE SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
Of the Humane and Friendly society was held on
the fourth January. 1862 when he following officers
we're elected to serve for the ensuing year:
ROBERT HOwAhD, President.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Vice. President.
R. L. SUTTON, Secretary.
R.R. GORDON, Treasurer.
P.s. WILKINSON stewaras
J. P. HOWARD, "'e""'us'
Standing COmmtHce.-E. p. WafB T. r. Edwards
L. r. Wall, Robert Houston, William r. Oliver.
Com"stttse on Marity.-R. E. Dereef, T. nj. Holiness
Edward Wilkinson.
Committee on BssyioI Grsuad " lillian r. Osborn
William B. Chase, r. d. Hart.
Tr,.stee--F. g. Desyerney
ROBERT l.. SUTTON
oanuary6 D 1@ Secretary
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BETTING BETTING!
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and
PLYa
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TrPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN's BELT HOOKS
75O YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1e INCH TO
] INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, i INCH TO Il INCH d.
AMETER
soAPsToNE PACKING. 4 INCH TO ID
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHoLE AND .HANDHOLE GAsKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARIkLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
january emo
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SfsYPPlvG AGENTS..
WILL ATTEND no THE puRcHAsE, SALE AND
sHIPMENT 20 rofesgn and Domestic ports) Of
COTTON. RICE LuMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLAErIo WHARF. Charleston. 8. O.
R.wILLIS. A. r. CHTsOLM.
y October as HI}S Tl '
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CLEARED.

seamshp Palmyra tBr, Watson, Liverpool via Queens
town--C g Franckyn.
steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Vera Cruz and Havana
Alexandra Il Sons.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Mccreery, Galveston via Key
West-C Mallory 4 20.
Steamship United States Smith, New orleans--Frederic
Baker.
steamship weybosset Parrish New Orleans C Mallory
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, Charleston-n Morgan
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Price, Wilmington, NC-Ja,ne.
Hand
steamship Fanita, Freeman Wilmington, NC LorilIard
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newborn Murray
Steamship Albemarle. Roberts, Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne, NorfoK, City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown DCPhillips
4 Brown
steamship sheucke, Taylor Philadelphia q Young 4
Co.
Steamship Nereus Bearse Boston-w p Clyde
BARK l. kouth, Martin, Bristo-Tbos Dunham's Nephew
4 Co.
Bark American Eagle Lindsey, Aspnwal-Panama Rail
Bark Eldorado (NGD, Thomassen, Kingston, Ja--Punch
Edge Co.
Brig Shasta, Brown, Lisbon Jas Borand & Co.
Brig Uncle SAM johnson, Port au PlateValentn, Es-
Brig Tayore. Duei, Dsmerars- H Trowbridge's Sons.
Brig Sailor Boy swinner.on, New Orleans-N ii Brigham
- schr L Van Brunt Tooker, Caibarien-Vsn Brunt 4
schr Ricardo iowa, Little, Navassa-Brett. Son Co
schr America (Br), Patten, Yarmouth NSCrandal UNI
scIr Eldridge. Bahrt, Key west-Benuer, Brown
schr G Brooks, Brooks, savannah-Bentley Miller &
Thomas.
schr George Merry, Lord, Charleson-Ben,ley, Miller
Thomas.
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskel, washington-Z Mills
schr Z Wheaton, Atkins, Phadephia-van Brunt 4
saght.
Bro.
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TtLEeRApHlc NEWS IIEM

The Mutual Base Ball Club, Of New York. arrived
in New Orleans yesterday morning.
Mrs. Lacker, an aged lady, was run over by horse
car in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon and killed.
The new Boston and Providence freight depot, In
course Of construction Boston, will be COO feet long
by l26 wide, covering nearly two acres
Jacob Leonard, aged seventy-seven years. com.
mitted suicide In Philadelphia yesterday afternoon
by taking laudanum.
Peter Marschelm a German aged seventy-two
years, committed suicide IN Baltimore yesterday by
stabolnp himself to the heart and opening the veins
IN his arms.
Three young girls enticed away from New York
ST. Louis. NO., were rescued from house OF III fame
on Thursday, and viii be returned to their parents.
George Weists distillery, on Twenty-fourth ana
Masters streets, Philadelphia, was totally destroyed
by fire at one O'Clock yesterday morning. The loss
Is from $25, 900 TO $50, 900.
Both branches OF the Baltimore City Council have
appointed q committee OF five members to attend
the obsequies OF Mr.. Peabody. The Board or Trade
and Corn Exchange OF that city and the trustees Of
the Peabody Institute Will also represented at the
meeting.
A bill TO amend the act incorporating the Erie and
Niagara Railway Company and change the name to
the Canada and Southern Railway COmpany also q
bill Incorporating the Canada and South western Air
line Company have passed the Ontario tCanadal Par
lament
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A SyMPATHs TIC ALDERMAN.

A Female Election Hclper-An Alderman
Helps Her Out Of Quod-A Novel Epistie.
The following IL n specimen or the photography OF
reelected Alderman OF one Of the wards OF this
city sent to an uptown police justice yesterday
morning for the discharge Of well known nymph.
who ne states was very earnest in his behalf
during the last canvass. Out OF respect to this gen.
tlenan, who enacts our city laws and disburses the
public money win liberal hand we withhold the
names Of all the parties. The following is the letter
as IL was penned by the Alderman
NEW YORK December "a. 1909
To the Hon Judge =
SIR--will you Do me the favour TO Discharge
Josephine - the woman that was comitet BY you
this morning Tor intOxcatlon as this woman stood
TO me In my Last struggle hoape that you will DC
lne this favour To Let he OF this Time yours with
Respect
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A SCHoolMAsTeR WANTED IN HGksyLle, [. l.

We have received the following letters from Hicks
ville L. l., which in their own plain and unpresum
Ing way Will explain themselves
HcKsvlLLE Decbr % 1869
To THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HkRoLD
DEA SIR IN the NEW YORK HERoLD from the 10
the United States Mails NAH bags has been robbed
ana lost at iCksvile, the same has been done some
months ago at The same place. Such acts viii give
a pade reputation TO place and should not be
stated so publicly when not true
The Farmers and Mechanics Club Of this Place
took tins In consideration and requested me as
there secretary, to write TO you, for information
who sent this about The Mail robbery 10 Won as n
our impression and true believe that such informer
TO YOU has III viii to the People OF this Place or he
may know something about the former Mail rob
berry.
BE so kind send me the Name by Mail
very Respectfully JOHN HETTI.
Secretary OF the Farmers 4 Mechanics Club OF
Hicksville, l.. l. State Of ~ \.
The complaint OF the postmaster at Hicksve is
very strong and decided. IL reads as follows:--
HcRsvILLE, Debr 70, 1859.
Mr.. EDToR-You published an article In the n Y.
HERALD DeDr 10 marked man robbery In Hicksyie
l.. /. OF which robbery, no person engaged In mail
servs or otherwise knows any thing became sur
prised reading your untrue and insulting article.
but because or injuries on mails have been tryed
here several times and even your article must be
reparted as one Of them too and do not doupt the
editor OF IL IS complicated II not acting himself In
former man inJurees and certainly furthcrs too 30
thai 1t Is my duty 10 md out the motive for such
ana persons acting In u 10 prevent further uis.
turbances IN the mail convenieDces and restore the
confidence OF the corresponding public into the
Therefore If said article Ia not published on your
own responsibility trust In your justice to my re.
quest that y0n VIII give me the name and residence
Of your correspondent OF the SAID false article by
Ernst LIEBvlE
Post Master al Hicksvie, l.. ], n. y.
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ARREST CT AN ALLEGED BiNK sW.SDLER.

Within the past three months a large number OF
private banking houses and banks located IN the
vicinity OF Wall and Broad streets have been the
victims or many finely executed forged checks. The
aggregate loss said TO be $780, 900. WITH the
view OF having stop put TO the acts OF these auda
cious scoundrels, superintendent Warrn, Of the
General Detective Police agency, was consulted ana
plans were arranged for their capture If the thing
could be possibly DONE Yesterday the first of this
gang captured. IT appears that man plainly
clad, with ordinary address, having every appear.
aAce Of Western merchant, visited the banking
house OF Utey Dougherty, No. II Wall street, and
producing check for 81, sos 81, purportlng to be
signed by Nessrs. James Rowland & Sons, No. 23s
Front street, asked f0i gold in return at the market
quotation. The cashier knowingly eyed the cheek
then the customer and at last concluded TO
the same had been sent to the Union MON
National Bank Tor cerufcation. This was done
and the check duly returned ceftined. Even this did
not fully satisfy the skeptical cashier, who once
detained the customer by some plausible strategy
and then despatched word to superintendent war.
rim, who visited the banking house without delay,
and on entering saw at a glance, by the cashiers
acts, that something was wrong and the perpetrator
was then present Instantly he assumed the cnar-
entered into lively discussion, closing the same By
q private conversation which privacy completed
arrangements for the arrest OF the man II guilty.
Additional and was summoned and SHADOW,
placed on the man, who had left the Office shortly
afterward, saying he would return IN the course OF
quarter OF an hour. Word was sent to Rowland h
Co., and they stated that they had issued cheek
for such an amount and pronounced 1t forgery.
AS soon as the word reached superintendent War
rim he walked up TO the man, who was secreted in
the doorway OF the Stock Exchange, and caused his
arrest. lie was then conducted to the banking
house and there confronted by the cashier OF the
firin and also by the Dookkeeper Of Messrs. Row.
land sons, VINO charged HIM with the forgery
From thence he was taken to the Pirst precinct
station mouse aud placed IN charge OF Sergeant
feck, WHO VIII have HIM arraigned at the ToInDs
this afternoon.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUDDEN DEATH.--John Rynus died suddenly at
the corner OF Eleventh avenue and Eighty. eighth
street yesterday afternoon without the assistance
OF q physician. The coroner was notified and Will
hold an inquest to-day.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-At halfpast twelve last night
John Lee, residing at the corner OF Seventh avenue
and Twenty-sixth street. W. shot in the leg by an
unknown party at the corner Twenty eighth street
ana Seventh avenue. lie was attended by Police
surgeon Ranney and sent home.
FELoNIoUs ASsAULT.--AbouJ one O'Clock this
morning dispute arose between Margaret White
wood and John O. Bridge at No. 257 Edridge street.
during which the latter threw q chair rung At the
former, cutting her IN u serious manner about the
head.
HAD HIS EYE KNOCKED OUT.--At fifteen minutes
to eleven O'Clock last night fracas occurred In
sailors boarding house. at No. l47 Cherry street,
tween the proprietor, John Widen, and Benjamin F.
Hewland, IN which the latter had his right eye
kicked out. The proprietor was arrested ana locked
UP IN the Oak street police station. The injured
was sent 70 Bellevue Hospital.
FIRE IN FRONT STEEET-At fifteen minutes past
twelve this morning fire discovered the third
floor OF the Eve story brick warehouse at 100 Front
street. occupied throughout by Merritt 4 Ronaldson
| wholesale grocers. The fire extended through the
third, fourth ana fifth noors where large STOCK OF
teas was stored, and caused damage to stock, by
| fire and water, amounting to $4,000. The damage
ON the building Is about 81 200. The damage Is fully
covered by insurance
RUN OVER AocIDENTs.-At half past five O'Clock
last night Julia OBrien, aged fifty, was Knocked
down and severely injured by stage at the corner
OF Canal street and Broadway. AT the same nour
Lawrence Rlsley, aged sixteen residing at 594 East
sixteenth street, fell from hts wagon and had his leg
fractured; attended by DR.. Renney and taken TO
Bellevue Hospital IN an ambulance; AZ half past
50 a % sn
severely injured about the back by runaway horse
and wagon In the City Hall Park Her injuries were
dressed by physician, after which she was sent
home.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN CELI~-JOsephme Cliff
tOn an abandoned creature, who has been IN nearly
every station house IN the city, was arrested by an
officer OF the Fifteenth precinct last night for dis
orderly conduct and intoxlcatIon. About eight
O'Clock, as the doorman was making his rounds, he
,iaco ~ nar o.s, NJ, ~ S'o ~ vU " -. so S.. ~
neck. This makes about the hundredth time she has
made similar attempt to destroy herself once
having jumped Off ferry boat. She OF that class
OF the dent,n,onde who mas become 30 low and de-
graded that coorcd persons refuse to associate with
her, and she would be dong charitable act should
she accomplish her object at the next attempt