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A Queer .1selig,ous-. society.
KEEPING a DEAD BoDY FOUHrEE> DAYS. eAPscTi>G
RETURN or EIFE

hhkf INd n DEsp b'fbA FAR AtEkN DAYS. Expecting
RETURN or IFS.
most remarkable case OF superstition has Just
come tc IT.. ht il. New LOIS. a sl.uro or Braaklyu
where the authorities have d.> 8Eerci a rs.4L.buS
society that has sept the dead BODY 81 its leader pr
fourteen days, in the expectation that lite MI 10.
restored t. il. Five years a-a -ayra persons Ave
men and TWO women. came from Chicago and ST.
Tea III New Lots IACY occupied orc I.sHs aad
did no work. believing thaf t5,N .N.is' under the
petl1i care on God. " - would provide then WITH
things neeGfuL HON. thy nave managed 10 i've l.
d m} StcTy- Their leader WAS hant-g J. HAYNES
about % year Old. 3a ln' ut. e,ll, man. bur
monom tnlac on the subject OF r'is-nn. a. j. sad
That he was prosperous business - N in the
and gave up $500 position. turned IN, muu,'y
over 10 the society AMI Win iS VIE joined tnp 50
citlN Fourteen DAYS ago he ,.irt of to>u.l pa na
Ills WE Went 10 CHI ago saying thar hcT husband
would loln her there. SIngt then the body las
laid on cot in the room whore tHe others sep.
lrSSed Ia ministerial black, with lat l8i ~.u = a.
he members think thtt he VIII 3D.. g-t.a1,i life.
The authorities VIII have the oolt removed.
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The HarbOr Grace Riot.
AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT BETWEEN
ORASGEMES AND CATHOLICS.


okASGEMEN AND CATHOLICS.
What is said TO De authentic Intelligence Of the
Harbor Grace Y. F.. orange ARRAY Is now ut hand
The orangemen walked ont on the morning OF -.
stephens Day. and the band was playing ..BoyEa
Wafer when they We're met by mob and told -
come no further. but 10 20 back. The leaders II
the mob had nicketS IN their hands and il had
been determined To no other weaponS unless IN
self defense. They Fought with these iii Head
Constable Doyle WAS shot down. a. WAS also
Patrick Callahan. from the South side OF
Haruor Grace. Then went up the CRY s.A}l
hands look out and in Instant OF Went a rat
Ting volley from several sealing-1inS -Four men
fell dead and fourteen were badly wounded The
rest OF the orangemen then te,i. abandoning scars
flags and banners. When tna OralgeTl"n got down
into the ci'y they hogan breaking the windows in
the houses of Catholics and tearing down the shut
tiers u those whose houses were closed. They
stopped the horses of DR.. Macdon Id. the Catholic
bishop. later In Tire day. white he WAS visiting the
wounded men At Bears Cove and attempted 10
throw MIN over n precipitOuS cliff. bur were pre-
vented 10y Father Row, q herCGean Irish nrieSr
VITO inflicted a severe blow GA the head uf one II
his aSeaiiants with a leaden-handlei whip and dis
parSed the rest. The bishop and Father Rowe had
To be escorted the remainder nf their Journey by
the mounted police Bill Thomas. n notorious
character, keeps singing out from his house: Have
blood for blood
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fr,'crs by rail irf1raa ion desired VIII receive
sfts1nl and PROMPT attention. when customers arc
lhrW 10 1h@ house. j. So isactury references
furnished eao0S VII sent ii! prevail. oL-eOl2w
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REV Mr. JASPER DENr-s.--A letter was pub
H>led in New York Recently. purprTing to lpa
from Rev. John Jasper. co.1led. Of Richmond ia
which ne WAS made 10 say that al but twenty OF
his congregation "a TWO thousand had left him be-
cause oi his theory or the ">un do Iuove' Mt.
Jasper yesterday pronounced the letter :. forgery
Written 10y his eaenie,.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
General Foreign News bF Gable.

FRENCH AFFAIRS.
PARIS. Jan. 1.-The newspaper lie Pdfeirpa' has
been merged with L a Journal deS DEFEATS. Among
the incidents " tae anniversary services yp>ttl-
day, in the honor Of the memory of v. ti2mOcgis,
was visit OF about ono hundred members ( tha
deceased statesman 10 the motuGrv. NJ. paui Bert
DELIVERED. an adir * euogiStlc OF the patriotic
plrations Of VI. Gambetta
FAUCREs IN THE ENGLISH IRON TRADE
LONDON, Jan l.-Ien minor failures in the iron
trade are reported In Birmingham. Other small
failures in the same trade are announced IL the
provinces
THE oHANGENESs DEMONSTRATION.
DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-SeVeral bodies uf Dr9ngpmen,
with bands Of music. are proceeding To Dromore
county Tyrone urie: ca:nmg n OF Gr1nd Master
Stewart Knox ami Lord Golden. battery OF
artillery has left WoolwiCh Tor UromOre.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS RECEPTION.
BERLIS, Jan. l.--At the New Years reception to-
day at the imperial p=iace, Emperor William
ceiVei the principal generals OF the German army,
Who were headed by Crown Prince Frederick Vii
liam. Prince Frederick Charles, and Field MARSHAL
Count Won Moltke.
KILLED BY ErHILISTS
ST PETERSBURG. Jan. lit is reported that Lieut..
Co. SodelAlu, or the gendaTmerie was entIced into
the Rathen building, near the MOSCOW raj way STA
ton where ne was killed by several NihllistS, on
Friday night last, by false Information that a So
cialist meeting was TO be held there.
PRIME MINISTER FERRY's PROPOSED REFORMS
PARIS. Jan. lit Is stated that the scheme for
the revision OF the French constitution as pronnSpi
the abolition Of the once or life senator and the
restoration OF the Scrutfn De Isle system Of yot-
M. IL Is believed that The party OF the rigit will
support the latter proposition.
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE

JAMES f. RICHARDSON, Custom House. New Orleans,
On oath saysIn 1870 Scr9fu lous Ulcers broke out on
my oody until was mass Of corruption. Everything
Known to the medical faculty tried in vain le-
came mere wreck Al times could not lift my hands
to my head could not turn III bs in pain
and looked upon life a No relief or cure in
Ten years In 1850 heard Vi the CUrICURA REMEDIES,
used them and was perfectly cured
Sworn to before L. S Com J. D CRAWFORD
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Still. morn. GO

WILL MCDONALD, 2542 Dearborn street Chicago
gratefully acknowledges a cure Of Eczema or salt
RheuIn on head mex, face and leas for seven
teen years not able to except hands and knees
Tor one year. not able to help himself for eight years
'r1ed hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his
case hopeless. permanently cured by the CUT1CURA
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AUCTION SALES.

TT1ET~rtEs' SAILS 9 vALUABIEREaL FsTA1E
FRGEID. o. g ASb WAfTISoigS sIkEETs
AoETHwTS., AT TFr RISE AND COST OF
pEFAULIING PURCHASERS
By virtue Ct desrses Il tte supreme Court D. C.. 81
IA equity aus. No s41A-iCTd CIUnuoghUe - -f;a
e-ws viii T. Trustees ~ ~ de.d & tr,ls es-L
red y Ilger V, oil folio 40 on ! ii ISDAY the
LAsIh DAY or JAM AR4 at FOUR O'CLOCK
j. H. - front q the premises lot No. 70 III the sub
diNsi Il q i,t NJ .. II square -. Us. with the i'm
p-5F-neut- ars0i This 1t :-O-.s i16 "a test u
stet northwest OPPOSITE he mex Pension building, and
.saxl0J fe~t.
And on FRIDAY. tn ELEVENTH DAY or JAN
Altl, at ttJ l. VtL9t p II IN lrC OF the prem
ises We ill sol with tt improvements thereon. Lot
80 y y TIRE SUBDIVISION Of Lot N. ;. in square No
SIS his lot fronts l7f - WASHINGTON street.
between tn and 5ti le..ye ard viii De sold in ton
conYeGist THrcels 81 al ut I73axiUG feet
heae sales mad h. the luSees under the riyht
resfved by theH - former 70 r.se at the costs
q the form Fursi ssers who failed to comply with
their contracts. Terms made knoV & tines OF sass
II. JE1UP AjILLEIs.I r7,,,.
d3l-d&is ALAN a DALE trustees.
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DON'T WATT

Write to for these Testimonials in full or send direct
to the parties All absolutely true and given with
out our knowledge or solicitation. Don't wait Now is
The time to cre every species Of Itchn- Scaly Pimplv
ScrououS Inherited CONTAGIOUS and Coz per-, olored
Diseases OF the Blood Slin and Scalp with of Hair
Sold by ali druggists Price: CUrIcUR. 80 cts Re-
SOLVENT 81 SOAP % cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
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(tUTICURA REMEDIES
THE GREAT SKIN CURES
POSITIVE CURE FOR EvERT FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASE. FROM PIAlPLEs
TO SCE0rrIA
rUTICURA REMEDIES,

Thousands Of letters in cur possession repeat this
story: have been terrible sufferer for years with
Blood and SKIN Hu1nors, have been obliged to shun
3iic pisces by reason Of dishguring hurnors have
mai the bess Physicians have spent hundreds of dollars
and got no real relief until Used the CUTCURA RIeoL-
VENT, The new Blood PURIFIER internally and CUTIcURA
and tUTICURA Soap, the Grtat Skin Cures and Skin
Beaut'rs externally. which have cured me and left
my skin and blood az pure rs a cll.Id's
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ORGANIZING ODoNNEIL AVENGERS IN BROOKLYN
The Tenian Brotherhood, OF Brooklyn. ha, been or
ganized for the purpose OF avenging O'D8nneil's
death and driving "the relocated robbers out OF
Ireland" AT the meetings each sunday night the
services consist or lectures on the subject scie-
tific war!are-dynainite-by weli-known Irish pa
trfotS followed by general discussion OF the griey-
ances OF the Irish people and ways and means for
the destruction Of the British lion.
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PADDYARYAN ON THE WAR PArH-Paddy Ryan.
wife and mother arrived In Chicago last night from
Toledo Aesays he VIII pull amy ones lose who
calls him q Axard. Ryan knows that sullivan has
stigTnatized M as cur, for which, the next time
they meet In DloQn. he proposes 70 whip sullivan
In uQjl-and- tn Vile 0ght
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SHARES FOR IMMIGRANT GIRIS-The New York
Herald to-day says: The commissioners OF emf
grafton some tine since called the attention OF the
district attorney 10 the fact that several German
Immigrant girls had been lured RON Castle Garden
by the propTietresses OF disreputabe houses. In
tiict.nents were .onnd against The parties and yes
teftiay Detective NOa Gefichten arrested Minnie
Weinar, the keeDer OF an alleged evil resort in Hes
ter street The complaint on which the Indictment
was found was made by Catherine SchrineT, twenty
years Old, at present IN the house OF detention.
Minnie Weiner was committed to the Toinbs bail
being naflSed.n
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MORE WONDIREIrI. YET

Fl. E. CARPENTER, Henderson y Y cured Of Psoriasis
or elrosyo OF twenty years standing by CUTICURA REM
EDIEs. The most wonderful cure on record dust pan
fun of scales fell from him daily Physicians and hs
Trends thought he must dis Cure TO before a
justice of the peace and Hendersor's host prominent
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4 Srroo, Grrp porrcpIy H,SDrrn-a com

\ School aTER ROUGHLY HANDLED-A Sensa-
tional ali -ir occurred at ChardOn, Snail town
twenty mites from Cleveland. Ohio. James Hess a
YOTIn-r man who teaches country school near the
village. yesterday morning punished or his boy
pupils severely. The boy went roale and reported
The facts 30 his father. who became terribly en-
ragged. and sought Hess in the school house He
attacked him before the eyes of the scholars and
nODiluei and kicked him about The head and body
in a horrible manner. Hess became unconscious.
and. it Is faared his injuries Viii prove fatal The
aS~ailant. whose name has not been learned. led
after seeing how b2Ey he had injured Hess.
Officers and citizens ere securing the neghbornoOi
in search OF the fugitive
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KILLED HIS SoS-IS-LAw.-N CONWAY. s c. Sat
nri3y night Cornelius, Y. Baker stabbed James ].
Chestnut. his SOn-iu-aw. in the abdomen. intictig
q wound from which he died yesterday morning
The Testimony before the corOacr'S jury showed
that the cutting WAS entirely IMPROVE ed. Both
parties We're Intoxicated. Bad feeling had existed
between them Tor some time past, AMI Baker had
band. After the killing. Baker went TO his house
bid his family ''gOoi-bye forever" Sadied his
horse ami rode away. IL is still at large but A
Sher!ff'a posse is IN pursuit OF him. Chest nuts
widow j. frantic over her ailliction. and she is
about To become mother. serious consequences
are feared All the parties are White and OF stand
H., in the community.
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Socials.t Excitement i'm Vienna.

A NOR BREAKS INTO A CHURCH. CAUSING A PANIC
WOMEN AND CHILDREN CRUSHED To DEATH
Sunday night in the Johannisl irche in the Favor
ten Sh3vp!atZ. the workinynen'S quarter OF
Vienna, scene OF terrible panic and confusion
CURED. such as has not been witnessed in Vienna
since the burning Of the Ring theater. A JeSuiSt
priest named HamerlP was preaching mission
sermon 70 an enormous audience a majority OF
WHOM were women and children. His theme was
"IEe glory of poor Christians IN the midst OF the
wilderness of socialism" Suddenly crowds OF cX-
cite! NorAn -mtan broke violently into the chur H.
shouting down with the JrSul,S.' SIN aShn- doors
windows and chairs. tearing the robes OF Jesuit
priest named GeOn, throwing paving stones AZ
Father Hamrrle, and damaging the altar and
fLt-eS. After sever" handling the priests man
:tsrcd TO escape and c0nceaIei themselves iI the
SaIrtSty Meanwhile the wax taperS on the altar,
falling about. caused {. blaze. Which soon ex-
tinruiShed. but caused most fearful panic. Wo-
men and children We're squeezed crushed ana tram
pied upon. Three dead bodies have been iteltiiind
and seven persons were severely, and probably IA
tally injured Simultaneously with the attack OF
the nab upon the church thousands OF socialist
prpcIamatiOns were distributed throughout The
city. Archbishop Ganglhauer has ORD nd the pre-
famed church to be again cOnsecrated. \ dozen
arrests have been made and great excitement pre-
VaiiS
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iffE NFw C0HEr hSD l'rn ~ NSrrS.-prlf Lewis
swift. director ~ - Warner Wv YORK ,pr4,,rSs-
f"FN. his discovered taaT toe ions Comet which
htd single tai n iNl2. now : a double TAN tilE
lehErr paf ~ which y scv-l de rrees and rhs
shoFItT tlr'A d. -TtaS ia iruEtn l. is uua, rgaluy
ch4tE'S A. u approaches the sun, nf my tn. -.4n
VIII tne nal eve early IN he evening Prof
S"iif ~ al interview - That the rel SUNSETS
are not due Ia IT, ,Tnrt ht i.iay are due 10 ,4S-
traGf7us naripr hi IA has come into our afuT,--
rlere. and VIII, h refrciS tha red RAYS II tn. sun
What the matter NAV he It j. Impossible u saw
tut IL Is not the result a volcanoes earthquakes
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WEI DE MEYER.

WEI DE MEYER.
It is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
IARRH CURE is the only treatment that viii absolute
" cure Catsrc.fresh chronic. 1T is marvel Rev
A P Fries. Cairo ny" 1t restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Refs. coblevuo n Y" zone box rad
cay cured me, Rev. c. II. Taylor 40 Noble street
Brooklyn" "A perfect after 30 years suffering
d. Mcdonald, 710 Broadway y. Y.r sc. &c Thousands
Of testimonials received from all parts OF the worl
Delivered, sLOo. DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE "
with statements by I'll cured, mailed free D B. Dewey
l. Co. 1872 Fulton street. ny d15-stth39t
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NO CURE. NO PAY WHITFHT RST7S CEDAR
y BsiSAh isWRT-riit d t. lugts Colds GrpiI.
Throat and ,urE Diseases SIX drOls dose Try
II II not satisfied turn 'e enry bottle and yOur
nnnty ia X sod ~ all Druggists. Price -. W y
THOMPSON, 7OS 18th ~tr.,.t N. IN : tyllm
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\ nocroR $3.50 n,u,4rs In =.

DOCTOR SEEKING haNaGES.-In Now Havfn
lr. " 4. trDtniu has brought ClAll suit ag4Irf.
Joseph Nol'UF. The gre 'r. far SANDER aui aSS.t
a1d battery. -" asks sIRO ialnlEe-. atrS NJ r
dl't last >"Httmher. she had h"-n rnnurrt "a !
Sln"rei terribly AT her request ar ttrlUin l.f-
mlTiS'erfd Ca.oaotnln. without avail MI Mol 3.
us irtnIlf Nltn grief n The loss NJ his VIE an
opH1lN charged lAr. tremll with maiprt-'l =. All
murder. " hon he fr'tor S"fT 30 III hii ftr seq
WEES. Mr. Nn.ioy SeYr word that he Trad b.trer
NHiDe ana collect r. himself This The fa,tbr rlis
When Nollav handed over The ainaur- Sun h..
shouted "N'i"fit: - Her. taxi Il: e. T. n pT
my NiieS bi'5d' hr. trrma Indignantly a~l,.i
Ntlt VIZ meant, 9nd The -rpyer explained IN Un-
hiS akabe language. AID II the same tisne ordered
the doctor from he sfor'- The r-tnr did Hur
leave, however. and ihiS eurf-ad tn grocer wfp
e'rtE HIN itaw with III TAT sida %: q .-I..lv.r
he SUIT hiss teen brought Ia the Superior ln,i-4
aud 2 brick block owned hy Mr.. Nolloy has been
attached.
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RAILROADS.
z ALII].l't., Ae,D ONO I,AILRUAD
: 10 --uDlL last I'm, ND THE ONLY LINE
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Ed.


FAULKNER. On SafUf,,a~ morning. at IN O'clock
December 20 1888 after lingering PAINFUL iII.,,S-
EMILY \. wfte Of VII iaia 4 Faulkner.
Funeral from AZ l street northwest, Wednesday
rning. a ten U'-lock January lisa Friends IN
y1ted To attend lhet Junls, Mar land papers pleass
copy
FEGtT.-0n Dzcrrn',ar 3lst. lisa. AZ 20 T. m Mira
CAIIlRINF, beloved lie II Nn. t,-lin ia t.e fifty.
tiZ1th y-ar Of her gs-
Her funeral viii take lace from her lat residence
No 30 - street siIt INst. I11fus~y "a J. 40
n. IN. Tsc-d - ~. I3tfaiI.l.'S church. whore
solemn hieh mass viii d. Offered thu r,To-
NJ s0t hiauY,s aid itlrAds VI the family
sIectfIlly invited q attend
1ti6IR on December 51st lsS3 y. p o'r'ork y m,
AT Jackson city. Va. MAhl T. GtluER IL the forty
eighth year - h,- a
FGfleva VII a. place FROM thor silauce Of hcr son
Mr. Gustav + Hasa No = - fr.ss ~r,.t Oh N,irits-
d"y. January ii. lssf. at :,rio-l D ~.
HUGHES On December 81. IssS IDA FSTELLE
Youngest child Of Ida and Jam " Hu-hes a.sd nine
months and thirteen days.
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SAVED AL But HIS BRoTHER.-A merry party or
bows and girls. wiiie returning SUNDAY night from
Christmas tree FESTIVAL at the Ceatrevllle. V !
church. took the Ice on South river for a skate
home. suddenly three OF the party broke through
thin Ice covering an air hole. and GiSappe ared.
Ralph Virgins ~ the ri * ~ his own life pulled
out TWO OF the youths, not thinking that his ter-
year old brother Paul WEIGHS. WAS one or Those
who fell in. When the gallant boy again plunged
into the lev pool Il Only md that his brother
had been drawn under the ice. Ralph Virgins and
his drowned brother recently removed from Flat
hush. Y Y
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FATHER We Was Too ,ATR-The last nas
sengrrS taken aboard of the steamer Tangier C
ononeafR, Virginia, >.ednesday morning was
a Young CaG1r Nno had 10 run Ia
order 10 get aboard The vessel had moved
oil about Il hundred yards when an elderly nan
cam" rushing down Ia the wharf, CcsficlllAtfng
Wildly and shaking his Inst menac.LAIy at the
re'cii1g boat The couple, who had made such q
lucky escape and y ho EOw laughed in the face or
the irat. father. were Mr.. George =. White anu
Mss Annie T. Hopkins of ArcUmac county, 10
whose nIptalS the father OF the expectant sro0ul
bad objected Their a'-es were respectively l. and
70 They were married In tue saloon Of the steamer
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Il HE BHsr ar HE LOWEST Z RICE

We sell the finest Pianos made. We guarantee
them IT. be Superior to others. and cilaeit "a
colla snn We sell the b.st Pianos fer 1901 n
I" $50 !. 50 than You pay for cheap CTa,lr.
After Etu have examined what deal. Will sell
You com aud see Ii you have old Piano viii
take Il a. part Payment for square Urri-ht Iu
Sdu W. always have bargain i'll nearly sccoud-
iIal!d ilaAo. Shall payments 20 srt customers
PIANO IXCH tNEE,
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Opinion OF DIR. Mott, Late Government
Chemist, ON Alieock's Porous Plas-

My Investigation of ALIcocE's Porous PLASTER
shows it to contain valuable and essential ingredients
not present in any other Plaster. These ingredients
ara SO perfectly propoTtioned that the ALLcoCK's
Porous PLASTER VIII lot Blisters or Excessive
Irritation and find it superior to and efficient
than any other Plaster.
HLNRy A MOTT, JR., Phi. D. F c. s,
Professor of Chemistry n. Y Ned College ETC.
Do not waste your money buying inferior articles
Ten your druggist you want ALLCocKs FosoUs PI.s
TIERS, and do not tase others made to sell Oh the rem
tation Of the genuine article. dSl-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

OBSCENE Pictorial PArERs.-In receiving the
final rrr0rt Of the Phil3fclphia grand jury FOR the
December term. yesterday, Judge Arnold sail:
"Wh9t Won say with regard TO the exhibition OF OBJ
scene pictorial paIers in Slop-windOwS and at
stands In the street comes with particular force and
une!in"sS II Will apply also to the display OF OBJ
scene posters These things constitute a crying
evil society 0nght to BIZ formed for the suppress
sion Cf them. just societies have been formed for
the eradication OF other evils remember the time
when the exhibition OF such pictures some theat-
real mana -erS and publishers OF a certain order Of
pictorial papers now show with impunity would
have had 70 be cl4Edestinely exhibited, If at ALL for
fear OF an indictment. But these managers aud
publishers have grown bold wit h liberation They
scatter their vile prints broadcast u p0ue society.
The effect upon the minds OF youth. ard perhaps
upon some people who are not Young, IS defnora;iZ
ifig u the last degree IL Is high time that steps
We're taken to wipe ont the evil