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special dispatch from London says The Con-
temporary Rerie,e for November contains an ar
tlce py the Marquis OF Borne. late governor gene
ral OF the dominion. entitled ''Canadian Home
hule' IL was written in compliance with a re-
quest 10 furnish notes suggestive OF steps that
might De taken TO meet the demand for home rule
ior ireland, or 10 provide Information having a
bearing upon the future OF Australia. The marG,,,s
discusses the chief features OF the federal govern
ment OF Canada, indicates the individual rights re-
server 10 dlnerent provinces and dwells specially
upon tne Danger which must arise should one men,
Der or the confederation become strong enough 10
oppose the VIII OF the central government
Lord l0rne declares that. should a provincial
Keeling be developed stronger than the feeling OF
LOYALTY TO the general government. the American
civil war may I've repeated i'm Canada. An equality
OF Strength among the various members OF the con-
lederalon would be the best guarantee against this
Inc conclusion drawn Is thaJ the experience OF the
american states shows that while purely local mat
teIs may be left TO the control of local assemblies
IL Is all important that no province should be or
gained OF such strength as to be able 10 formulate
a poicy looking TO conflict with the rest of the
country.
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Wall Street, To-day.
FIVE ACrIvpsTOCKS

FIVE ACTIVESTOCkS.
NEW YORK, Oct 31-Ther was q good deal of
activity concentrated In I've stocks during the
forenoon, without much realt, viz: Lackawanna,
shares, but leaving the stoc at 1890 O'Clock only
lower than the closln price last night In
Oregon TranscOntinental he business was So GOO
shares, and the net result WIS decline OF below
last nights prices. In IakeShore the business was
1900 shares, and the netreSult an advance OF
1000 with the net result cleansing decline of 4
from last nights price. Inst: Paul the business
the same as at the close last night. The only
stocks that showed any considerable fluctuations
up to 1890 O'Clock were Ii oregon and Trans,
subsequently sold at AK, 81, 46zz, AK, s.. Ca
madam Pacific opened !. lowr at 5911, and sold at
at and spened p Dwer t se 1h ana sold
little business and very Title change in prices,
though the majority Of stock were u to x lower at
bonds continues dull. G0ernment bonds were
unchanged. Money on callxas per cent.
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Foreign Affairs.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINT ExPLosIo


GLASGOW, Oct 3l.-Precauions have been taken
public buildings and prisons are closely watched.
Extra warderS are placed around prisoners when
exercising.
DUBLIN, Oct 31.-While quantity of ammu-
milton was being conyeyedyesterlay by a Railway
train under escort to Temlemore county, Tip
stolen at Limeric junction. The soldiers compos-
Ing the escort We're at lunqeon at the time OF the
robbery. No clue as to who were the thieves has
yet been discovered
MICHAEL DAvITT LECT'REs IN LONDON.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-Michael Davitt lectured In ST.
James Hall last evening TO aarge and orderly audi
ence. He advocated naturalization OF the land and
denounced the course OF LORI Salisbury and Sir Stat
FORD NOrthcOte in stirring up diScOrd In Ireland.
He said the time would cOmeWhen they would have
TO defend their llgOtten property not against land
leagueIS, but against the enlightened manhood OF
England. Private prOpert, in land he declared,
was robbery Of the natiO. On motion OF Ellen
Taylor, vote of thanks to Mr.. Dayitt was passed
by the meeting.
KILLED IN AFRICA.
PARIS, Oct. 31.-Ihe lG;d'tlfs publishes a report
tillt ". de RfaZZa, the FIeHh explorer, has been
Killed III fight in the Como country, Africa. No
continuation OF the report, brewer, has been re-
celEed by the minister OF maine.
PARIIAMENTAR, REFORM.
GLASGOW, Oct. 31.-Sir Ch3leS Dixie, preside MT OF
the local government bOlh, delivered an address
the last session OF parliament and said that Ia the
future the great measure Or the cOns1 leration Of
parliament would be the assimilation of county and
borough franchise
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G1ovEs CLOVIS GnovEs. Grows

OLOVES. OLOvES. ULOvEE. ULOvES
GLOVES REMEMBER GLOVES
We Keep no Trash in Stock
GLOVES. BARGAIN No 1. GLOVES
900 dozen Extra Long Kid Nous
GLOVES. quetaire gloves all the new GLOVES
colors. perfect fitting. can be
GLOVES. tried on. GLOVES.
sl.5o worth s19s per pair.
GLOVES. BARGAIN No2 GLOVES
500 dozen Kid Gloves. very soft
GLOVES. and plable. new colors. can be GLOVES.
tried on,
GLOVES. 81, worth 81. 50 per pair. GLOVES.
BARGAIN Nos.
GLOVES. 900 dozen Misses Kid Morsque- GLOVES
taires. all sizes new eoors, same
GLOVES. quality $3.50 Ladies' GLOVES
Mousquetaires
GLOVES. 81. worth 81. so Per pair GLOVES
BARGAIN No l.
GLOVES. rs dozen Black Castor Mousque- GLOVES
taire Gloves beautiful goods,
GLOVES. sl.ss. worth 90 per pair. GLOVES
GLOVES THE 'MANcHETTE." GLOVES.
Err Err s ssss H H En- orAEE
+ ssss r + ILL.,
o29 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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The Alleged Real Estate Pool.

In the k1lbourn case to-day after the report In
the first edition closed, Mr.. Wilson examined the
witness at some length as to real estate trans ac-
tons of the firm Of KibOurn Iatta. The firm he
Sald acted as brokers of the real estate poOl which
furnished sum OF $4,000 to invest in real estate
Wilson. 0>> N'
stay Cooke & Co. put in sa5.ooo,n said MI. Kill
DOurn; "Judge Macarthur put In $500 Gen W.
w. Belknap put In S. 600, Chas. A. Edridge put in
5000" "a 0''' pun -
"ls that all7" said MI. Wilson, sand was all this
fuss made about that?"
"Ihe newspapers and Others" said Mr.. Kilbourn,
made sensation OF it. The firm OF KilbOum e.
Latta was little too progressive for them-a little
The witness subsequently recalled the name OF
En- IS = Parker, who made the fifth man who put In
5000 into the pool
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BALTIMORE. Oct. s1-virinia new ten -forties, 50
new threes. 514 bid to-day
=, BALTIMQRE;oct. 31-:.Cotpn dnn-middline. 1o,z
Flour 9gist and steady-Hevrd street and western
5000 city mills super 5000 rs; do extra, 4oOa4 Is
superlative patent. 100 What-southern steady and
quiet western fairly active DOSING steady sontherr
red !H5ai ": DO. amber. L1e1.l4; No. l Maryland
d 1sS NS western wntr rsd spot and October
los4: s January. lloaSalle gorp-soathern veal
eoass; do; yellow. s5as7; .wstern mixed spot. and
October =, 56a56f: NoyeInbel 56a5eA: year. 55s
de- mixed: s4aas; Pennsyiynia. $5.37 Rye quiet
65a67; Hay duil-Irme to ohoce Pennsylvania and
M y a nd. p19Ons quiet Mess ne
packed. 64s7N Bacon-sholldeIz, Z: clear rib sides
81. Hams, 16al7: Lard,refsed, 9A. Butter firm
Esr. i'm and scarce ssaS fsroisum dali and homi
nal refined SAa8s. Coffee qretRio cargoes ordinary
to fair iia12 Sugar quiet-Aoft sH; copper refined
y Cd grain; Cd Recsiptsnslr; 965 bushels; wheat
40 600 bushels: corn 13 600 buels oats TOO bushels
rye 100 bushels; Shpmentslwheat. -. 900 bushels
corn, 5000 bushels. Sales-thest, 10000 bushels
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Dynamite Panic i'm London.

ALARMING EXPLOSIONS IN RAILWAY TUNNELs-A FE-
MAN PLOT SUSPECTED.
ABOUT = O'Clock last evening a terrible explosion
occurred near the Praed sureet underground
station on the Metropolitan railway, London.
England Passengers who were on the train at the
scene OF the explosion say that there was suddenly
a loud report like that OF a cannon, and then a
sudden darkness, the gaslights from the front to
the rear OF the train being put out The glass was
broken, and splinters OF wood few about the cars.
cutting and wounding many passengers. Above the
DIN were heard the shreks OF the injured and panic
stricken people. All this occurred In q moment.
and for a while confusion reigned supreme The
Train, winch was crowded, contained principally
country visitors returning from the fishertes ex
hbition After leaving the station the train trav-
nearly all the lamps in Praed street station ana
caused much damage to the permanent way
Mhen the train reached the next station,
to rescue the wounded. Some were dreadfuly
burned. but more were Frustrated by fright
All 5he Doctors surgeres and dispensaries in the
general opinion OF the railway officials and OF experts
Is mat the disaster was caused by some explosive
rearmost carriage A searching inquiry is progress
Ing II is believed that about 40 persons were in
Jured some OF them dangerously.
Almost simultaneously with the Praed street ar
fair violent explosion occurred ON the underground
railway between Char1ng Cross and Westminster
station. The windows OF the Signaling stations I'm
the tunnel were shattered, and AT CIaTinr Cross
the glass roof OF the station partly collapsed The
report was like that OF artillery The effects were
like those OF the Praed street explosion Carriage
lamps and windows were smashed All traffic was
suspended Tor a while. Although both explosions
are matters OF the greatest mystery, they are gen
eraily thought 10 have been OF Fenian origin Ii is
s'aueu that TOUR machines similar to rockets were
found IN the tunnel near the Praed street station
The Times states that since the disastrous events
at the local government board. I'm March last moth
Ing has occurred SO calculated to excite public
alarm , a as the explosions last night 1t is evident
tlat the occurrence was not an accident The ex-
piosi'eS were OF the most powerful nature S,s-
pclon points In one direction only II Is hoped the
authors Will speedily be brought TO Justice
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A Murderous Affra i'm a Saloon.

NEW YORK, Oct 31.-Davit DrIScou and Terance
ScanlOn, two young men, arly this morning en-
tered n Chatham street saloc, and after drinking,
qlarreed with a female elploye Of the concern.
Ernest Platt, the prOprietOrOr the saloon, picked
up club and struck DriscOl over the head knock
ing him unconscious. Platt $50 beat ScanlOn badly
Driscon was removed to thelOspital where 1t was
found that his skull was rraLured audit is thought
that he will die. Platt male his escape, but the
police are looking for him.
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Destructiye Fire i'm Norfolk.


BURNING OF The OLD DoMINION CREOsOTING WORKS.
NORFOLK, VA, Oct 31.-This morning at O'Clock
there was an accidental escape OF off at the Old
Dominion creosoting works; Of which Edward R.
Andrews Is proprietor, at Money Point, few miles
pressure pump became loose and let the oil
escape, knocking over lamp and taking fire
at once. In moment everything was In Blaze,
and the entire works. including lumber and 900 bar.
rels Of creosoing oil, were destroyed in few min
utes Immense cylinders. 100 feet long and feet
In diameter, exploded and disappeared it is thought,
In the river 100 feet from the works The total loss
is estimated at 100000. The amount OF insurance
is not known, the proprietor is absent. No lives
were lost
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COLLINS voLTA1c ELECTRIC pLAsTERs

For the relief and prevention, THE AP.
Piled of Rheumatism. Neurrlgia. Sciatica Coughs
Colds Weak Back, Stomach and Bowels Shooting Pains
Nunbness. Hyseria- Female Pains, Palpitation Dys-
PERSIA Liver Complaint Bilious Fever Malaria and
Epademics use COLLINS PLASTERS IAN ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with Porous P1.AsTER) and laugh
at pain. 25c. everywhere. 90
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Taffy for canada.

TORONTO, ONT. Oct. 81. special cable dispatch
rom London to The Gtohe sys: The Times to-day
LOrne from Canada, which em1nently flattering
to the dominion. The connect OF the Marquis Of
and Canada's prospects soken OF in%Elow1ng
terms. The country is descibed as loyal and law
abiding, the least costly anlt the least troublesome
and yet the greatest OF th British colonial pos
sessions.
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DISCOVERY OF AN APPARENT PLOT TO STUFF TBu
BAIJOT-RONEs

BAII0T-BONEa
Philadelphia dispatch TO the New York Times
says: The Committee OF one HUNDRED has made
discoveries in the lists which may lead to
the exposure OF false registration and political colo
nHation on scale eclipsng the developments made
IN some or the downtown wards within the last
lew years Enough has been found out already 10
give abundant reason for the suspicion that there
mas Deen carefully laid and extensive plot 10 stun
the Dallot-boX with votes in the names OF people
VINO are elther FICTITIOUS or III real flesh and blood
do not live at the places named I'm the assnSsors,
isl as their residences For boarding the
aSseSSorS list gave the names OF seventeen voters
although there Were only two boarefS there Agents
OF the committee have begun investigation Ia I've
earned on as thoroughly possible in every sis
pected ward Although this work has been going
on only short time. numerous other causes as lad
or worse than that OF the boarding have been
discovered
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A New Agricultural Journal.

NEW YORK, Oct 31.-The Agricultural Rerie,c, OF
New 0rk city, the official journal OF the American
Agricultural association, has consolidated with De
Bor's Rerie,r, OF New Orleans, and Southern IN
duStrieS, OF Nashville, and with the January issue
Will begin an International and intersectional mag
azlne, devoted to American agriculture and indus
Try, published from New York, Washington, D. c.
and Liverpool. England
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Shipwreck and Loss of Life.

ST JOHNS. n. f., Oct. 31.-The British barkentfnt
Jane Hunter. from Pernambuco Brazil, to ST. Johns
was lost last night at st. Shots Capt Bowtien tht
rSt and second officers and all the crew exccpt two
oeamen persisted.
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlegranS to The Star
A DISASTER AT SEA.
Loss of an English Steamer i'm St
E,anr1sss

LoNroN, Oct 31.-A rumor, which is not con
frmed is in circulation to- the effect that the
steamer Holyhead has sunk. The Holyhead lei
Dublin last evening for holyhead with a cargo o
horses and pigs There were six persons Beside
the crew ON board All on board are reported lost
SIXTY PASSENGERS ON BOARD.
DUBLIN. Oct. 81. 80 p.m.-The pilot OF a cutter
which has Just arrived here confirms the report O.
the sinking OF the steamer Holyhead. lie SAYS tbs
steamer capsized this aft afternoon in midcnannel
There were sixty passengers On board, including 8
belonged to the London and Northwestern Railway
company.
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g P E IAL TICE

6 Peel AL T1CE.
During the past week have sold a great many
DRESS TRIMMINGS. because have the Largest
Line and Lowest Prices this side of New York But
week We want to sell fully ten times what sold last
week. aud to do this we have made the following
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS:
Chenille Fringe, 80 inches Deep only 4Oc a ward
worth Coo.
Chenille Fringe inches Deep only Soc yard: cheap
1T Csc
Chenille Fringe inches Deep will be sold for &C.
yard regular price, 9Oc.
Chenille Fringe. 6 inches deep, only 75c yard
worth 81.
Our Double Ball Chenille Fringe, very handsome, and
sold at from 81 % to $3.50 in this city will be sold for
&c. a yard. The same in all colors ut 81 yard.
Handsome Chenille Fringe, new effects, at 81, 81 %,
81 so and 81 IS yard.
Every pattern guaranteed bargain and worth from
25c. to SOC. yard more than price.
BARGAINS IN PLAIN GIMPS.
100 patterns to select from
One lot Plain Separable Gimp. 4Sc yard: worth 75c
One lot Separable Gimp at SOC. yard: worth SOC.
One lot Handsome and Wide Cuts, and handsome or1-
aments will he sold at 75c yard. This would be a
bargain at 81.
One lot CSC. yard; sold first of the season at 81 rs
yard.
Bargains also at 81 to 1915 yard
BARGAINS IN ESCURIAL I.ACES.
Largest assortment in the city. Prices IS per cent
lower than elsewhere
Handsome Goods at Soc; worth 75c
Very wide, all Silk Goods 75c. yard; worth ST. and
bargains at 81 to LAB yard
We 90 Rot often advertise to sell Goods at half their
value but the above goods really bargains and
hope you will call and examine them, at
BAU MS,
o29 416 SEVENTH STREET
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ST. Ann,s Infant ASYLUM.

THE ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMISSIONERS.
Inc annual report Of St AIMS infant asylum
SHOWS that during the fiscal year ended June 3Oth
last the asylum has received one hundred and
twelve children, twenty-five of whom were taken
there by the police OF the city, four were left on the
door step, and twelve We're half orphans-that is
they had lost either father or mother. Many OF
II they had not been received there
Twenty OF them were entrusted to wet nurses
employed outside of the asylum They are visited
regularly every week by the sisters. and often
when necessary. The report states: chad we the
means to keep these children with nurses until the
age OF Two years the mortality would be greatly re-
the most critical period of their lives We
have always kept them out until about
Is months OF age. We also provide for unfortunate
women who work In the house, and take care of
their Infants until about IS months when they are
lett TO our sole care. Amount OF appropriations
expended for the wear s5 OOO
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Post Office lOhherY.

LITTLE SILVER, N. j., Oct.n.-The store Of B. r.
King, the postmaster OF TIL place, was entered by
burglars last night. The nail was rfed. and the
thieves carried off number Of letters and large.
package OF dry goods andniscelaneOuS article.
Before they departed they prtOok OF luncheon.
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Evidence Of TnOStics.

TORONTO, Oct 31.-JusticeBurtOn. in an address
TO the grand jury at the opaing Of the Frontenac
county asslZeS to day, uged that pressure be
the object OF having the lay so amended as to per-
NIT OF the reception OF evidence In criminal cases
OIL agnOSt1cS and unbelieVeS in a future state.
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A Circus Kioter Sentences.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 31.-Wm. Smith, colored
the only prisoner convicted OF completely i'm the
clrcus riot OF April last, at Dover, sentenced
Quay 10 SIX months imprisonment, 500 fine and
costs The bail OF Thomas C. DenIiey the other
convicted rioter, who absconded before the trial
came up, was forfeited.
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The Courts.

Court IN GENERAL TERM
haub VS. Masonic Relief association: argued ana
submitted. Langdon vs.. Evans on hearing.
PROBATE CoURT-Jud0e HdgRer.
Estate OF Jno. A. Schnapp. will admitted 10 mo
oate ana letters issued 10 Cathar1ue Schnapp; bond
sSun Estate OF Caroline A. Mcmillan. petition Of
AleNander r. Mcmillan, for letters testamentary
Estate OF Chas C. Huntley. will admitted TO rro-
oate ana letters testamentary issued To Thomas T.
huntiey; bond $1,000 Estate OF Catharine smith,
Statement OF account by Vim. H. HiIl executor with
Juna r. Clark, and rCleasa from her filed In rs
fehelope Lacy, guardian, petition for an allowance
EQUITY CouRT-y,sdoe Haoner
Io-day, Davis agt> 1reacke; testimony ordered 10
oe taken before Examiner JAS Cralkshank Cold
Welo agt Is & 7. II. r. Co: hearing postponed until
November 3D. Shoemaker agt. Shoemaker. tiecnSe
declaring no lien by reason OF decree In equity cause
No 5,lns Adjourned until II O'Clock a m. io-mor-
TOW, When Judge Macarthur viii hold court
CRIMINAL CoURT-yudoe Wide
Geo Adams, laceny, plead guilty; sentenced TO
Tue buHalo pententiary for one year. Charles
Bryail, larceny: forfeiture set aside Chrfstopher
Tyler, larceny; jury out. John Connolly Larceny:
iecognsance forfeited. Cornelius shea, false pre-
lenses, on trial -
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Killed in a Shooting Gallery.

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-This morning young man
named Charles NJ Sans met his death by the acct
dental discharge Of firearnin the hands OF dis
solute woman, in a shOOtingallery at 4S4 9th ave
nue.. The woman, whose nIne is Jennie Mitchell,
was given rifle to fire sh6. While doing So she
swung the weapon around, nd it went off, the ball
entering Sans forehead.
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Rochester Germans Favor the Demo
cratic IilNet.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 3HPursuant to call
q number OF influential GerlanS, including repre-
sentat1veS of the brewing interest in Rochester,
assembled last night ana passed resolutions asking
the German element OF Jb city to support the
democratic ticket in the Oming election, except
Hon. j. IL. Maynard, their cnutlate for secretary
OF state
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DISCOVERIES MADE TO-DAY.

FRANKFoRT-oN-THR-MAM Oct T-Wh,le the
febrts caused by the explosion In the ONCE of the
;nlei OF police ere yesterday was being removed
ight shells OF shrapnel shape were discovered nle
Win nitroglycer1ne. Several persons suspected OF
-ompl1city in the affair have been arrested.
All persons arrested have been DISCHARGED there
being no discriminating evidence against them The
ggS Inc fragments OF the shells found were per-
GRATED with small holes The shells had been
charged with nitro-g lyeerine
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New YORK, Oct 31.-Judge O'Gorman rendered a
decision to-day denying the application made by
Col. James II. Mapleson for an injunction to re-
strain Madame Emeline La Blanche from singing
with Henry f. Abbey'S company at the MetropOlf-
tan Opera House.
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A Holocaust in Sava,u.h.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct 31.-Stubbs warehouse
several dwellings and 5000 bales of cotton burned
-o-aay. Several persons are reported to have
)effSled in the flames
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m VT " IL -, ,ltIVi OF FfiUNU,KAFIil IND
1lASSlS VIII lis It each evening at 60
PRIV ATE LESSONS given If desired.
SPECIAL Course OF twelve lessons
tDENlS he'd with Textbooks Cop, -l,c.,..s.
p1ctlonarles Periodicals. Photographic materials e..
T1PE-WRIIlNG Lessons any hour DAY or cNeIirsy
Short hand Clerks furnished Call through TELEPHONE,
hCi-stlfs Drug Store 10Th street and New York ave
oil j. %. WHITCDMB
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Turned Up Again.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 31.-TAomas Hoag, who mys-
terously disappeared from his jewelry store on
Broadway, in New York, On September 4th, passed
through here this morning On his way home. He
fax, passing through Canada and northern New
York
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OTTAWA, ONE, Oct. 31.-Five thousand dollars In
one and ~ dollar Dominion notes have been stolen
from the government. The banks have been nOti-
fed not to accept them. The numbers OF the miss
ing one dollar bills are from sos 900 to SOC OOO and
OF the two dollar bills from 900 to 146,OOO and
from 155, 600 to $4,000.
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" A T A r r Il.
6ANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Head Colds. Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes. Ringing Noises in the Head. Nervous Headache
aud Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodeed, membrane eleansed ana
healed, breath sweetened smell taste and bearing rs
stored, and wages checked.
Cough Bronchitis. Droppinys into the Throat Pains
in the chest Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength and Flesh
Loss Of Sleep, ETC.. cured.
One bottle RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL.
SOLVENT and one DR. SANFORDS INHALER IN
package of all druggists for 81 Ask for SASFoRDs
RADICAL CURE. pure dstillation of Witch Hazel Am
Pine. Ca Fir Marigold. Glover Blossoms ETC. PorTED
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston.