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SuspcuSiOn.

NEW ORLEANS, La. December ga
snociaI from Greenyille, Miss, to the
Times Democrat says J. 5. skaller, dry
goods merchant, suspended to-day under
attachments OF creditors. His assets are
500 600. liabilities, $4,000.
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FlJu--Wc quote: Zoe, s3Nf32J: srG,~-
fine, $500 $40; pNirl. tl.75st>i.S5. ,1us-
sG.75. We cogt'nlo f-~m,r quotations, bst Tho
marhnf \ AlrN I Il.
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TERRELL, TEXAS. December s3.-Threee
dwellings burned at this place al an cary
hour this morning. While endeavorlhS 70
leap from window. Mrs. BAN Tell 10 the
ground, and was killed.
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A Terrible Death.

AsuEyILLE. y. c., December 2S.-An ae-
cident occurred on the Western railroad
near this place to-day. Richard ". Swami,
engineer. was terribly scalded and thrown
down a precipicc. ne died from the effects
OF his injury.
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ACautifsinfe KILLED.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, December 23.-At
Lake City last evening Union Fills, a
prominent citizen, while drunk shot and
killed Parker Adams, late candidate for the
Legislature.
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nrou,cJ I'm the Cape Fear.

FAYETTEVILLE. y. c., December 23.-E.
V. Hswlcy and W. j. Sessions were
drowned to-day through their boh cap
sizing while they were crossing Cape Fear
river at this place.
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AND STATIONERY.
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CHRISTMAS.

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ITO! FOR y j. GILL's

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class I'm The wav Of
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other kinds in season. scnd IN your orders.
ds gO-f,
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ny For one dime re! package OF Dla.
uond DIVES at the druggists. They co,1 ,i
nrything the simplest and most desiraDi'
colors.
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Court.Housc Rurucd.

MoSRoH, La, December 23.-The court
house at this place was burned last night
All the records were DESTROYED.
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. SCAELET-FENER
CURED.

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Professor Chemistry.
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C,LNUNE ENCLiFU CHATTEEB0x

atC0aai csc. ne. moro hy maiLJ
We oG.r thc o. recs' ant mcst varied as.'T,menl
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
skrUDAY. December -. 1899.
sALEs-FIRsT BoED.-sJ.ol0 VinEiaii Nd
land Railroad incomes al 80.
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DIPfITIiEEIA
PREVENTED.

The phv-iciIns here
use DARBI~ FLUID
very successfully ln re
treatment Of DiPil-
IuEisIA.
A.>IOLLENWEHcE-
Grcensbc Tp Ala.
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AmcIllc- ~ my flm-
.fv WA taken Win
SMALLPOX. ] used
ftc FLUID. Ihcpatieat
WAS rot te.iriOu-. wees
uotTiifsd.l.d wa-aU0ul
ifct1use --liu ilt.rtc
weeks. uEIu9nfirr- had
1T. ". PARKINSON,
philIicif ala.
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" | 8 NJ 5.
TIE WORST ISM" TO-DAY -
RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM N TIE BACK
curcdby
PERRY DAyIs'S PAIN-KELEE.
RHEUMATISM N TIE KNEES
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PERRY DAyIs's PAiN-KlLLER.
RHEUMATISM N TIE MUSCLES
curclly
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cured iy
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RHEUMATIC sTI.fuIi.-,
buy of any ar1r-,at
PERRY DAYlS's PAIN-kiLLEH.
ldc 2t-Sa,W&Fl
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RrSPAsRsTEURs.

MURPHY MEANS THIS: II
vi Ills Raw Oysters Ills steamed y,N Eax/
oyster. HIS stewsi OVstefs, lils Er.ed <AE<H
ovstcrs. md oysters ~ the barrci and W.
MEASURE cannot b. eqllliad ~ ne tnisfu G.s..
gr-nr@lifion Invited aud excellence delei. The
very hest Wines, Liquors Ales. beer, tiyars, ana
To,yaerc. JOHN MURPHY,
a3-im corner Eighth and Broad stfesss
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Washington.

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Tteemiucn,phys .cian
j. NATION -lA-, ~.
D.. New YORK. SAYS: d"
am convinced Professor
BARBl~ PRoFUI-
Tactic FLUID IS l
valuable I'd iniectant.
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fused the FLUID du-
ring our pre- eat Attic
ton with SCARLET
FEVER with decided
advantage. IL Is ind. -
pcnSahic - tie sick
r00m.-NM. l.. SAND
FORD, Eyrle, Ala.
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In eases u DEATH u
should hc used about
the csrp-e-ii VII pre-
vent amy unpleasant
smell.
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letter dricd mp.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified ard
healed.
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At FORsTMANN's DRUGSTORE,
n MAIN ~Tkftr,
OPPOSITE MONROE PARK,
YOU can find. go moderate prcc., 1ice iine %
HOLIDAY GOODS,
such
HANDSOME TOILET aui ODcH-CAsEr,
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dc I9-iwa
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disobey and which belief amounted 10 " COW
that controlled his conscience and oVerpo"ere" r''
will as to that act so that lie could not resist tic
,,o,,ot nrossrro unon LirlW Obviously IT was
easy enough 10 answer Yes to II question which
assumed all the principal facts IN controversy AS
ono of the physicians remarked On cross-eA"iii'na'
ton. Under that hypothesis his insanity IS SELL
ovidsnt propostIon" On the otner hand, the prose-
cution obtained positive opinion of the prisoners
sanity from fifteen medical experts. including men
of the highest eminencc in their proies'lon-'
crushing array" DR.. Godding calls them-and TINS
mart of the case was closed by the remarkable tesl-
rnony of DR.. Gray, of the Utica Insane Asylum
which made profound impression alike from Its
clearness its exhaustiyencss, its fatal dlrecthesS'
and the unassalabe emiuence of the witness. AS
the evidence OF DR.. Gray was the sevcrest dow 10
the defence it is naturally Dr. GJddngs business 10
review Dr. Gray. How effectively he does ths'
perhaps it is not for lay men say. But the DOCK
is intended for popular, not professional reading;
and we do not believe it will disturb the popular
conviction that Guiteau was rightly hanged.
~
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been slightly thrown out. and the glass conceaiing
the outside "leads" has butterflies ana o'IuS
irregularly dotting the quarries. ~. .oo,,,,os
vbn,n ,ba n,rrow stairs ascend To the -" drawing
room doors Scindc rugs and soft oored paint have
formed narrow brieht-colored alley, closed q, tnS
end hv lilo mirror that of course decelves The eve
o 70 ihe lent of the vista, and in which You get
compete reflection of the said bay window. Belore
IL hangs "A fine lantern in hammered brass; above IL
a deep shelf supports more CHINA. .
Ruf the aley by no means leads to the drawing
room, A sort of passage has been built out over tle
leads supported iron pillars, aud TINS forms .no
very ouaintest introduction to the drawing room,
through glass doors which once formed The Dac~
windows This charming detOar aScends TWO STEPS Steps,
carpecd with Eastern webs under an arcnWa9
painted in two delicate and transparent yeii1MS,
which give the eye precisely that refreshing nP
which sharp flavor gives the palate saied iol 'N0
moment with rich taste.
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TWO HARD CASES.

TWO HARD CASES Sketches from n Physicians
Portfolio BY W. W. GODDING NJ. ID. 1GmO. PIP
257. Houghion. Mifilin Co.
Dr. Godding, formerly superintendent of the
lunatic Hospital at Taunton, Massachusetts, aud
now resident of Washington, ID. c., was one of
the expert witnesses for the defence in the Guieau
trial and the principal object of this little book is
to sustain the theory Of the assassin's insanity,
which was rejected by tie Court. A fragmentary
memoirp of a hard case in the authors experience
at Taunton occupies the first thirty pages OF the
volume, but this need not detain us from the
psychological study" of Guiteau, which was evil
IDENTIFY the real purpose of the publication. DR..
Godding reviews the whole life OF the murderer
from the point of view of one who is firmly con-
WINGED that the man the victim of grave mental
disorder and it cannot be denied that he presents
this mart of his case with skill. HIS review of the
trial is less successful and that from a which
does him great credit for ne states frankly the
enormous prepOndera1ce Of professional testimony
AGAINST the theory of the defence, that convictions
which NAV he shaken by the first part OF his nara
five will be settled again by the second Mr.
Scoville summoned a great number of eminent eX-
merits but it turned out that most of them could not
testify ON his side and he did not put them on the
stand Several or them were afterward called by
the Government Those who did appear for Gul
teau-except DR. Spitzka-were merely asked one
ouestion. namely, whether the prisoner was insane
surprising that abe committed the act OF shooting
the President under what he believed to he
Divine command. which he Was not at liberty u
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HILLSIDE HOME FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1 a STOCKBRTDGE MASS Eighth Year begins Septem:
Der 2dh Through August address MISS ADELE
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VA boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and Gnu
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during summer months the New-YOrk Latin school.
Address Rev Il. H. TIL J.. East i7th-st
VNHE CONSERVATORY OF ELOCUTION.-
4S7 5thaVe Glasses and private instruction. Address
Mr.. AENA IiANDALL~DiEHL, Principal
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For Young Enthusiastically

brooklyn HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This Day and Boarding School Tor I0unG Ladies VII
open SeptemDcrZO. CHARLES T.. WEST Principal
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IIOUGHTON SEMINARY for Young Ladies'
4 Adyantaecs nm snrpas ,ed Record" catalogue
ad re- \. Il. BENEDICT. Clinton. y. y
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HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRIDGEPORT,
Conn. Reopcns sept. 49, 1852. College preparation
HXNNEJ STONE MARIANA SLADE HOPSON,
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DE SURE AND SELECT THE BEST
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catalogue Of Worcester Academy. Nor ester. Mass. y.
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doTed and patrenize fdy equipped with teachers and a2
u9uces 1iing for college OGess the very
best advantages At expense Deserving students
1aut
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MRS. ). l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
vi for Young Ladies End Inst, New Haven, Conn.,
thirteenth year commences september % send Tor circular
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NUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEEys-
TOWN
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN7


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For Both Sexes-CitY.

SEMINARY, Boston-ave. and
O67thst Tcopens september IA $500 year. The Rev
EDWIN JOHNSON, Principal
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HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
| town \ y home caro-. thorough course Of study. re-
nrDns S.rrelLner ~ Ml,. II. ". MhICALE. rrInoipaL
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For Boys and Young Men-country

4 lcxander Institute, Military Boarding Scho
~ White Plains n. Y. Principal, o Il. WILLIS. PHI
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HOMELIKE BOARDlNG-SCIOOL fC
~ young boys. open ali summer
r. KINDS. \. ". Hampstead. J.. l.
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Ocean Steamers


ROKDEAUA LINE.
~ New and direct iine To tho SOIth of Prl1cs Al
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DGRECE
CHATEAU LEOyILLE.hO)) Cols, tnew, Thursday Juy27
Travellers for France SPAN ami Italy, Pyrenee, Pan.
Nice &C. will and expense by taxing tins iaa
Cabin Qncudng Winch $50. SteeraSe, s2L For passag,
apply TO $3.50. ,,,.
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MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
VA schoo Young Ladies' Tarrytowu, on the Hudson
ArLI Z
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/ ASELL SEMINARY. Auburndae, Boston,
Il Mass Advantages with delightful suburban home Spe;
care and morals OF growing girls Good
board Teaches cooking AMI light household To secure
place apply early. Address c. G. BRAGDON, Principal
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NIISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WI Family and Day school for Young Ladies' 80 Walst.
Ncw.IIaVrn Conn The 10Th year begins september 30
ClrenlaIs sent MON appIicalOn
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H. J4MihR Isn[AlIiS NOi<iAi@''A<'
II college The highest rank for women with superior
advantage in Muse Terms moderate Next SEES
SION begins september Il. Address p - ,.,,. =, -
Rev A. ". COMLES, d. D., Elmira, y. \.
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NEW-1UKK MILITARY ACAUEMl,
FORT WASHINGTON, n. Y.
Fsiahlished 1884.
Observation-Disclosures b. UANS. u. d.,

RFOPEN$ SEPT. {. lN-1.
School OF the highest grade. whose treio
end AMI scrupuousy followed is 10 mould at an carry age
Tho viii by o0Sdteacc, ald
Mn. feelings by ryi0n separating tht sc three great
rc0ui = instruction discipline religion while hitting i"i
every profession -,-. - -. 49,, 49,. q. ,
situated Washington Heights. about ten miles up ne
reached bv sixth Avenue flcNAci pu ~
l55fst Carriages a. always in waiting, or b. timely not
cson the superintendent meets the arrival 90 any tidi
more beauiifu healthy pi ce-on an cunencr COM
handing the delightful sccncry-or more attractive sur
fuInd along the far amCd BANKS OF inc
Hndsnn. Its bindings unu-utily hJmeuke
her- OF land attached 10 IT, shaded anu II
terreced by OAK groves, anOrng ample space Tor play
grounds .,
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NIAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for Young
WI Ialir- Pttsfeld. MasA-LODg and widely known for
thorough instruction and laC beauty % Location. ,,
&. V. ~PEAl II, the Principal.
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ynstrncnofL
For Both Sexes-Country.


TUTE.-New and superb brick buildings heated with
steam The handsOmest appointed Boa riding SENT
nary for ladies' and gentlemen the state Cole ge prcpara
tory business studies and three years gradus hg course
500 10 e2G5 per year pays everything Twenty h
Sent II Address JOS f. KING. d. D.. Fort Edward, y.
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0eachers.

An ACCOMPLISHED and successful teacher
~ Of eocution with college experience and references IS
omen for an engagement that department Address ltO
FE~SOR OF ELOCUTION, care q. Schirner 80 Uhoh
A-..c Womb
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MFRS. SYLNANUS KEkDS
VA English FrencA and German boarding and dayscho'
fo f,irls Nns ., aud East j3dst, y Y, Teopcns OCT
number pupils in Primary and Preparatory classes strct
limited. thorough COllccidte special stulcnis
mus and al departments This school * formulated FOR Ia
edncatou ana Training OF CHkI- TITAN women
Rooms are light and well ventilated and health record VI
Daraie!eQ.