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CRUSHED 10 DEITH ny A Drunr
How Young Cunningham met his Death -
who 10 TO Blame for his Agonys

A lad named Cunningham was run over in
East New York on the lstb inst. by the dummy car
on the Cunarsie Railroad, opposite the Howard
House. This lad subsequently died at tho hospital.
The circumstance OF his treatment amer the acci
dent are here recorded. The lads father It seems.
was tankmsn on II. road, and the boy was per,
mittcd to ride on :he car that account, ard for
little services rendered to the conductor and engi.
neer.
The dummy 1T the time OF the accident was NOV
ing very slowly, and the conductor and engineer
not aware OF the accident until they heard the
boy groan, when they looked back and Jaw him
ying on the track Upon reaching him they found
that bis left leg was fearfuy crushed. The boy was
immediately carried to DIR. Beckerts drug store,
where Re- was refused admission by Mrs. BrukCrt
ANA tie clerk lie was kept lying ON the steps for
half an hour. when Dr. Andrews came along, an !
lad hun carried TO DR.. Boehmes drug store, where
DIR. Andrews dressed his wounds, too late, how
ever TO save his lie. DIR. Andrews substantial
the above. adding that the boy diel Of hemorrhas
and the shock TO his system occasoned BY the acct
dent
Dr.. Bockert saws that he wss not At ONE 1t the
time VI the accident and could not therefore kno n
anything about II.
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The Confidence Woman Trying 10 on the
Mngnates Of Erie-Onerinx Gen T. T..
Dents Glorious Whiskey for Railway

II seems that the whiskey operations Of tn,
re,t confidence woman, Mr. Rebecca c. JoLcs.
were not confined to Gen. Dent, Gen. Grants broth.
er n.au sud confidential adviser. She actually at.
tempted to draw CO., James Filk, Jr anu JlS
Goull into her net. Those gentlemen have FUR
nished The following particulars:
a; the time Gen. Owen was Vice. President Of
Erie, lady a'tired IN sombre garments, called az
. ofncos On TNen'y.third street aud Eghth avenue,
aud after repeated repulses forced her way into tac
presence OF tie maguatcs. Mr. Fisk was not there
at the time. and tie lady, who gave her ma ne az
R,lecca c. Jones, addressed herself to Gen, Dven.
She informed shat gentleman that she belonged to a
distn, ui-hcl Southern family, and that she owned
large estates and other properly In Kentucky ana
vi reinia In tie former State. she sail, she wa
Interested IN large whskcy distillerT and hlvini
aquintt Of that liquor IN her possession, she VA,
deer rs o! ge;un. 1t OH her hands.
Gen Owen in orn ed her that he was not whi-.
KEY drinNcr, and h1d no call Tor the cOnmol ity,
AMI requested Ter tn offer her property 70 come one
Gle, Mrs Jones thereupon explained to the Vice
President t!ai her object was not TO olcr linn II e.
NhisScy for personal CONSUMPTION. What Sc
wanted was TO exchange her very large supply iJr
Eric sock.
Gen. Owen was slightly taken abnck and Is2-d
ON the woman with strong uspIciun OF Ler being
iusarc, Tie explained however. 10 her that Hnis.
kty aud EIlo stock could hot stand to each other la
he o m OF an 'qu1u' n, or M other words, tina,
Er G M not want the ~hiskey.
A NJ. Jones wuul not retire, the Vice .Prcs-
f'ut had 10 do so, and the owner OF the viii. kew,
after Offering II On extraordinary terms to every
MlUm she tou,d acCost in the building vanished
somewhere among the shadows Of night
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zENo BURNHAM's DLfENcE.
The Great Mock Auciioneer In n sweat-He
Threatens TO Make his Peace with God
and Prepare for Eternity.

10 We EdHof OF INC sun
SIR: l write this statement with little conf.
deuCe Ia Its publication, hlyiag become 80 used to
injustice ard Instrumentation that | should GER
'any lie tie most Tia roughly astonshcd man In
New YORK. II any paragraph containing any tru
IA rel ting TO my Affairs ever met my eyes IN print
sim, as you have on occasions recthed some mis-
,ukes that have appeared In your columns, by
miracle even !, the best abused man In the com
munity, ma MID in you Journalist willing TO do
me justice
Your reporter called on me yesterday for my &C
count OF my transaction with MIR. FitEsimmons I;
but a the few words l uttered have been 50
garb ed and misrcpresentcd, l am clad | said no
more than | did Tho advantages OF collegiate
education did not fall upon my early years, but
nm not so thoroughly ignorant as your reporter
humorously makes me out
Alb ut six months ago this man FiZsmmons was In
the hands OF tie Sheriff. His debts were represented
TO me small and his ability TO get along II teli
porarily relieved, were urged uuon me with such
perl tency tina! advance to him the sum of near
ly $500, and took bill ofsale of his entire property
amour ting In iil to some $1,000.
Very shortly thereafter | found the man had
grossly deceived me, le being over ears In dcOt.
owing $2LHO for feed bill, owing tho OUTRAGEOUS
sum o. 81, 800 for blacksmithing tnd having mul-
titude Of lesser creditors hot upon him. Matters
went on tor Ave or six m nths, when I found juig-
men,s for Ave times the amount Of the Drop'rly
possession. Instead Of taking one carriage later
y ride In the Park and another from the tith
Avenue Hotel" as stated, walked into tie stable
and ordered the drivers to take two CART gee
u orth not one collar more than the sum ~ moary
filzsmmon, hal had OF mel to my STAB g. The
Sheriff, Mr. llyer, took possession OF the remain,
der ami although the recorded deed gave me eRH
power over all The property, merely covered my
claim, and offered fairly enough TO let FilI'ninons
nave tie two teams for the amount had sivcn
him sI months before, oil which have never toen
u dollar.
Il by any hocuf.pocus this perfectly square
transaction I. made to turn out cloar case
Of arson, ] shall not be aston-hed, since
man not long ago brought charge OF
" burglary" against ne Tor receiving load OF goods
on storage from bis motheT'in.law, never having
seen IA house, nor his things, nor his moiller,in.
law STANCE to Ray, this charge fell through But II
airy entcrprsnR person ever saw o. to acruso me OF
murder, though he had neither corpse Witnesses
and had been poruHzcd AZ tie date specined and
could bring the whole medical faculty to prove an
aibi, l should hardly think OF defence, but con
Sldcr my safest course Ia view VI New York justice,
would be to make my peace with God and prcuaro
myself for eternity, ZENO DUkNuAM,
Nkw YonR. QGL n
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N the sub-Treasury to-day were s4eo,esobo; psy
ments, sisbiosO; balance, tcs 100 %. The cur.
rency receipts were t7s0s6,96; payments t27t,-
536s9 balance t7,7O4.lb3 g. The customs receipts
amounted to t3i1, 900. The proponents Of the NO
vember interest to-day were ti1GlS9 making total
Of o., ga 107 The total oledribgs at the Gold Ex
ehanpe Bank were fGt1O9.OO0: gold balance, a.
162si3 and currency balances, 81 63i9y1 lhe ptin-
cipa quotations were - fOlloNs
10 A. M.....iliis iess p. Mig SOP. M..ligS
io:5 A.M-.liiA 2P.M..."...iiif s30P M.....u4
The sale Of one million gold by the Treasury TO
day ELECTED bids TO the amount OF tlBLlW, AZ
prices ranging from HOS to liS6; the award wac
made at III I59 TO 1l1S6 Foreign exchange has
been strong and higher closing on the basis OF
1892, Tor prime " days bills no Or sight and l0sal
l1Ua for commercial
The chief feature OF Wall stree, has been The
money market, which has been active and sri gent.
with sharp per cent the ruling rate call
The Clearing House returns this morning showed
that prominent bank was creditor Va the am cunt
OF f25OOOO0 which IL said to reprefcnt the sales OF
gold made by the Canada bark, to which allusion
was made this morning. Whether the pool"
credited with this movement 10 make money artif.
eally stringent propose to carry ont their plans 10
though tie fact Tat an easier feeling and SLIGHTLY
lower rates apparent al the close, leads TO the
Lope that tue movement will not be protTacted
one. The sharp turn In money on call IL reflected
In the discount market where ratee are higher. The
demand n light, and few prime names are Offering,
First class 90 days acceptance rule at "a ~ cent
months at s TO 10. SIXTY DAYS single named paper
moves at to " cent. and to months at to II.
The Government bond market mas been strong
and higher on . limited movement Tue hrmness
and sdvancc In prices have been stimulated by the
higher range Of gold, and the anticipated purchase
o. $4,000 1000 nve'twenties to morrow by the Tres
sury.
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henry Clews 4 Co., 81 Wall street, repor. as fol

The state bond market exhibits the dulness re
corded for several DAYS past, and the business
transacted at the Boards VAS triHing Prices re-
NAMED hru, however, Tcnnessces, new. selling at
Gnt old at 62'4 Missouri o. 91dgth Alabama
s. iOON end North Carolina special tax. 29k.
Nintn National Bank shares sold at i016ti11N
Central National. lAi. aud Continental, 81 In rail
road MORTGAGES there was strong feeling and Cen-
trial Pacitcs sold at SOS, while Unions were quoted
for tue land grants Al 19L, and frsis at ~ Rock
Island - sold at qS Morris aud Essex hrsts, 1914
unc Grsts vi c. e. and l. C., ~
On extreme quotations, New York Central stock
ranged between 92iL92s scrip, SiGs,'t; Erie,
s2E@s31 Reading, lOo1l0jS L1se SnOre. J3A
GgJ,. Wabash, t2A@52't; Northwestern CON
mon. 81 so't ;rreiercd, Shdss', Rock lslai d,
llOAN MA It. PAN common, 62'i tDG27, p.c.
ferret oUA.ISi ONO and Mississippi, 81. ,s32S
and New Jersey Central, ljST iJst. At the boards,
Panama sold ut 15L 40 Delaware, Lackawannl
and Western, l0g Boston, Har ford ana Ere. 80
T., Chicago and Alton, llJrilj's preferred, llG {;
OhiJ and Mississippi preferred, "a Efie preferred,
4fCfi5ia std New York and New Haven scrip. li2
IT, the uisccaneous list there was a large business
transacted IA Pacific Mail and Western Union TOE
erapr. the Z. rner selling al i3',Wl21 and the lat
ter Oi,I304. Marposa preferred vas heavy and
old at 10 ,GslOG. Express shares we're neglected.
there having Leen No transactions rccor.,d 81 tie
Boards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27
An EpiscopaI Archbishop for New York
The New Work. ninhoP. In ConnciI.

Bishops Potter Of New y ork, Ltlcjohn Of Long
Island, Doane Of Albany, Huntingdon Of Central
New York, ard Coke u Western New York, to.
reiher With delegates from their several diocescs
met to day at St. Johns Chapel for the purpose OF
forcing FedcIatc Council II IL intended that this
Council shall create unity Of action among the diff
ferent dioceses In regard to all church regulations
but die definite object not stated at the meeting
After the ring serN &C and an adminls alton OF
tie sacrament, Bishop Potter delivered brief adj
dress sayng th1t the i've diocese. had met together
10 form chi ltian council, and he hoped iriter
nal spirit would be cultivated among tie members
The sub. CguCut meeting was occupied solely m
APPOINTING UwuittcCs 10 iOrm Constitution, de-.
hnc plan Of action, &c, pnd IN adjournment took
place .uI turco months. subject 20 TIT cali Of lshon
Fu"er There WAS prorositon previous 80 4 e
tie Council. but not word he subject was said
L. was Inferred that Bishop Potter would be the in
cumbent and would be replaced In lis present pos.
ton 10y the Rev DR.. Dix. AT the neIt meeting steps
" lLN eject may be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27
How Teachers are Appointed In our Public
seboois-SfJO Charged Tor the Position -
More than one John Il. IIcuncsscy.

sra: Ny daughter graduated from the public
school eighteen months a=o, since which time
have been trying to procure her situation o.
teacher could have occurred hor position by
rNyn< 2it1 THAT being TIE price A-Aed). but be
lug able to command That sur, the position was
probably given to some one 10 could Now. sir.
mas 1t come to this, that the position OF teacher in
cur public schools IA bou lit and sold ond pric
pu' upon IL beyond Tire reach 81 the puort There
ere some forty graduates ~ my Narl ulc Twentieth
who want positions a. teachers, hut WDo are tau
poor to pay the price asked. They have been
specially educated Tor teachers At the public e.
pensc; and must the, after spending their tine 70
rrcplre themselves Tor tic worS, be forced to paw
$50 before they can guin employment By wuat
authority H. price & 9rgvl for the position %
teacher. and for whose benefit Is the .nunry thus
procured appropriated, are matters upon Wnicu The
public would hSr to be enlshf.nrl
POOR MECHANIC
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Upper Broadway improvements.

Now that the broadway widening scheme IL no
lon-cr a disputed question, owners OF upper Broal
way lots are beginning to improve their property,
with an eye TO business, which Is rapidly advancing
borthward. Mr. Josiah Jcx, who Is the lucky oNn er
Of some 800 feet Of frontage that thoroughiare /,
fitting Up what Is To he known ~ New Broadway
Hail. on the corner OF Forty second street, opposite
the 1t Cloud Hotel, This new hall Ia 10 have co
lcct frontage on Broadway, and II to run bacx on
Forty. second street the full depth OF the lots and
to be ready for occupancy on the 1T OF November
proI,, and viii doubtless be a welcome addition to
that section OF the CITY, which Is rapidly ncreas.
iug In population. Mr., JeI IL one OF those happy
investors VINO has cleared some |hero about mil.
lion Of dollars during the past ten years, and ought
TO improve his property accordingly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27
A Boy Leaps from n Fourth story Window
90 Escnpe from a brutal NIoiher.

Bridget Slatery Of 90 West Warren street
Brooklyn, accused her slcpson John, aged y ears
OF stealing money from her, and after locking him
up in a room ON the fourth story, beat him unmor
cifully with u broomsuck. The little fellow 6ually
escaped IRON her grasp and running to the window
jumped out into the yard below receiving Injuries
which VIII probably cause his death. Mrs, slartcry
was arrested and locked mp Ia the Butler street pO.
lice station TO aNst the r. a.. Of his injuri y 4, e
boy was alive ~ to 4 l.te hour last uigHt. He
Nould undoubtedly have been instantly killed had
not bis flll teen broken By clothes line IN the
yard.
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The Grand Taufr,Rny Rally on Thursday
Observation-Disclosures. Music, Bouhres,
Bengal Lights, and Fire Balloons.

The preparations for the grand Tainmany
pow-wow this evening very nearly CO
ple,ed, aud 1t promises to be one OF the most bril-.
liant political demonstrations held In this city
The Hon. Douglos Taylor "a the organizer and man
ager OF the show. which IL sufficient guarantee that
It will be skifuly and successfully conducted. The
general plan includes two indoor meetings In the tw
main rooms OF Tammany Hal building; tree open.
cir mass meetings at Fourteenth street and Twin
RI ce, Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, aud
Union square and Bioldwsy aud q grand torcr-
light procession from all the wards OF the city. Em.
ncnt speakers will address the meetings, and each
stand I'M he provided with band OF music. aud be
ghrgeously decorated and illuminated.
The PROCESSION will he one OF the Bnest ever wit.
messed Gu any similar occasion. 5000 hannt Z
has been offered TO toe ward which shall tlakc H.
bC-t display, ard some Of them prrya ing novel
and atr-c'iVc features One Of the principal aitrac
tiDus IA the Seventh Ward pro cssion " IN be 10.
Hon. Faux Duni on his architectural st'cd. d.
t.Iuuiing campaign documents rom his saddle ba =
To The people. Gen. Mcclellan wit rsyie. the pro-
cc--ion rom n special balcony IN front OF rAmma
Ial The line Of mare viii he illuminated with
Chinese lanterns boRbre- and c1,ored nres, and
Ubon sqdITv aAd vicinity Will lc ab.4r Nith Bengal
nyh;s. Al o'cO there " ~ be brilliant display
II Gre Eorks and the pont.up enthusiasm " tie
meetiug will unallY 90 ny IN inmcrst hrc balloons
and explode in TIE air.
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Col. James Fisk, Jr., Makes Another Mag
nifCeut Present.

On Saturday night after the representa-.
ton OF LA Gande Duche-se," Sisnor Carlo
Patti. the accomplished young conductor OF the
Grand Opera House, was tho recipient Of a very
handsome testimonial, valued at tj23, at the handS OF
the irrepressible James FisK Jr. The souvenir con
sisted OF a very elegant and richly chased condnc
tors baton, manufactured u the finest black ebony
with. on each end. about three inches ot MASSIVE
gold tips, one representing roll oi music, the other
beuing the inscription;
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NV YoRK, ", iho-iay, Oct. 26.-Tho only Offer
ne4 OF 'tcyyt t'dN .' Is car OF TEXANS that Ar.
cattle that r''"h"l ~cal,1N.cn Let MINT. a. the
Tex ans ~ were tli' aul N"Le sou llfOsc.t
cheer End anh~ he rrrrip'. woe 2,g1, food llnls
wcr' very scarce anl ruled higher; ard Ut hoop
nm ~ full price,, hUt r'unog sheen rCu1rcd duh
les iHcludc poor to puwc .Nccp ~ iGJ g. q r. 0ud
to good Ian - at daHN Ne. "a ma tine lot
q CSC, ior' were dul, AVID w,a.cr, and without sale
We GUo,e pum matt common prime NJ a "r. g. Re
'ipis 20 car Loads. q go hogs iuc,ulng the
ETIe .lck That arrived AZ last night.
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nna NInrn unfortunate.

William II. Dc Camp, President Of the Twenty
first Assembly District Republican Association, was
removed on Monday from lucrative position ~ tle
Naval once, which he has held Tor some time His
onense Was, that he did not secedo with Collector
Murphy from the 6Cnoral Committee. Mr.. Coin
nell and Secretary boutwell, both refused 70 re-
move him, AMI Collector Murphy was compcl'd to
obtain President 9ranrs oTter 10 onec, his puT'
p0sa Who AaJlt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27
Court Calendar. for This ny.

n,sE Gsrsi>tA surta aE Cottr, tit,rn- P.tG-
So .al, .iih, 49, S'fl, s'y 2'! $751; a., s, H.t,
s g''', g,3 isi, ..ss u, 9t 300. l4u H. 'i' M 20.
cashdar,
slrryss CorHr, CuLuusHs- No'. - and .S.
hlflssE Cos srk,IAL lIAANv. it 49, 90. . a., .l'
81 90 H. ~
ttrtF.r Corrr TrI.i TtrN- r,u l.-ko, ~, q sll
49, 1884, 10, ~, ~, SOL i 81, so, a., 49, AtllAd
Jlun~i ~ H. tfiu
Cessoy rls,s, RAJ Tuu-r,u No,, 49,, a. rsu lr.--
~
GTSIr4 ssssuNs-1hs people Agi Jartion.
Nirtss GsNsElt lEuH No. % 70 .. q, : O. DO
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H\rrb.IIn,nrnrce Wild.

The suit of the International Insurance Com.
nan, TO recover 5000 IN verbal contract from ttc
Manhattan L. surance Company, was decided before
Judge In rahnu. In the Supreme Court Circuit, yes
terday. His Honor charged that NerOll insurance
was valid, and the jury rendered verdict Of f6t2o,
InclulIns mlrTesl for the plaintlns.
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BONNTTT MI NsON ON Tuesday, october 25 at
latlul ~ Hudson, by tho Rev. pr MCcsor John II.
Honuct, OF Sew York, 10 Hannah daughter OF George
Muhsun, Ts1.
"Reminiscences At Gt,rnyillc, Y. j.. on
1tuslsr, Otouer @ Wu: BRA II, j. 10 Adele,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27

steamship MAGNOLIA, savannah Wlsc and pass
Steamship Nc t1umctv Savannah. udsu. ana I.rs.
Steam mo AVON. O. .lcc N ballast.
stcaush p Dn 70, Portland, muse. and pls..
81, GmtH 'itytu.' Boston. misy anl pas.
shy nrnie Narrv Manila, heml and suLu..
shis .oun Bigut tsllAu dsno.
Br'! u. " Ch 'slcy, Salt ICY. r. l., salt
Hrlg Ltwis !. 50 iifes Bost n.
SClf Carrie srlon, Santa %. hides, WOO ant nlss.
sctr NfyeJ Ni,ttrv Malaga, 'rr'i.
Ato, tue urug. Iiyor ami coiFtwIic vessel.
SAtiFu. -steAms'ps Cuhn and HAnhattan, ,of lyer,
POOL slup Nui pri-s. ~hAnRnV,
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PTSSEIn this city, on FRIDAY, October a. ls,0 by
Iudg" John Il. H,aCy ~ the supreme CouIt Helene
IN 81 To- M ftrdCr.CN Hl,,',
SiAa In M city, on "edncsaay oe!ooT H.
D0MLl. NM u kLt4lH lrOm sMmA-l w hLLll..
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rm RAILROAD GAZETTE (Chica Ol-" IN every
Tt rect worthy representative ut The energetic aud
8 o ahead cit, whore II is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kal.
road Rec, I'd. idp,
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THE sEMIwEEKLY sun. o. A YEAR.

the same siEe and general character THk WEEK.
LY, bat with grester variety OF miscellaneous read
ing and furnishing the to its subscriber. with
greater freshness. because comes twice week in.
stead Of once only.
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A Neglected. Cough, CO'd, ar sore Throat,
which ulsht he checked BY \ simple remedy, Ike
BROW ~ BROS HAL TRIO, ms. n allowed 10 pro.
.rtss may terminate seriously, For Bronchitis.
Asthma Cetarra, and ,onsumptiyc Coughs. the
TRoCHES are mcd with adNanta. @, giving onentiwes
immediate relief Singers and public speakers VIII hnd
them nfo excellent 10 clear the voice and render az.
iculLtion wonderfully cIsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27

Eureka Mineral water, Saratoga.
SuuCvinr 20 az othcts. For sale by druggists. II. y
LEVY, Agent, Hudson Il. Il, depot, Narck H., NY.
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The Hon. Msrusn Jones Refuses the Nomi-
nation for Cousrrss-Ths Read Clear for
The saB's Candidate, Gen. Mcmahon.
Sun renorter ye,,srday net the Hon Morgan


Jones, and the following conversation ensued
Reportor-I understand, Mr.. Jones, that you have
been nominated by the Fourth Congressional Dis.
trici Convention a. their future Representatives
Mr. Joncs-Your information is correct have
been nominated
Reporter-Is there any truth Ia the statement
going about that you will retire In favor Of Mr.
Roosevelt
Mr.. Jones-1 retire In no mans favor. do not
resign In favor OF Mr.. Roosevelt nor any Que
else
Rcpor,or--Then am I TO understand that you will
stand the result OF the Clnctiouf
Mr. Joncs-No; do not moan to have anything
to do with II at all.
Rrportcr--WhIt do you mean bv tnM answeri
Mr.. Jones-Wen. | mean 10 have nothing to do
with the election. for the reason that refuse to
cept Of the nomination. | will not run again nor
vii be forced into
Office before 10 you were against being sent 10 Con
erusSf
MI Jones-Yes. wa forced into 4. the Last time
I don't rsut the honor. Let thcm elect some one
else. Before ruined nv health, neglected my but.
ness, which has taken sixteen years 70 build up.
and | don't want TO 10 II aglin II Will pay some
men TO go for n, V they mean To make money out
Of It bu! thitsty'e OF thing will not suit me.
Reporter Then you really mean to refuse the
nomination
Mr. Junos-Ns-, certainly. They nominated me
without nv consent request, for have not asked
a siEse man for Oficr.
scVortr-Havs you sent in your refusal to the
Couyentiunf
Mr. Jone.-Sa; but shsn do so before the Con.
venton meets anu they NAV elect VINO they like.
BeTorter-Has Mr.. Roosevelt any snow for the
ohfcei
Mr.. Jones-I do not know. have only seen him
once Ia nv life that know OF.
As nothing further could he cleaned, the repo. ter
tccf III. leave Of the honorable gentleman.
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TBB FOLLOWING SPONTANEOUS TRI-
butte 10 the efncscy OF DR. FELIx GoURAUDs oRrHS,
TAI CREAM, or MAGICAL BEAUrIrIER, 10 from Mr.. T..
Evans, the old established perfumer OF Phla iephs.
and himself the PROPRIETOR Of a cosmetic second 10 DR..
Gourand's;
PM spELrutA, April ~, isfa.
DIR. GouRAuD think your Cica IL unQuestio n ablv
tue best thng In this line ior the reason when lazy
once uses IT, she connuas a. preference thlng
esa. Our customers Tor II are regular ones nnd ~
u reta cd by the drugsise and fancy AZ dolS
lars bottle yet eie IL more sold here THAI you
aware o. What Il required to insure large sale "
liberal amount spent In judCious advertising. Let the
lndrs know its merits ana esrcc ally the Price and II
they Try N, we secure regular customer. n Z
the owner, would sell moro Of It In this city thau
all the rest Of the skin prenarAtons put togeher
T. W. EN Ana
Prepared by DIR FFLIN GOURAUD, Chemist a
Bond street, late Of as Broadway and formerly OF
walker street Established thirty one years Guar.
snec OF the purity OF all Dr. Gourauds preparations