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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-20
UNCLE JOHN GIDEON.
The Squarest and the Biggest Book
makers on the French Turf.
FRENCHMEN NATURAL GAMBLERS.
"reminiscences of the Famous Sayres-
Heenan Battle.
A VERY HIGH OPINION OF KILRAIN
WRITTEN FOR THE DISPATCH. J

ONE of the biggest
bookmakers, as he is
also one of the best
"old chappies" in the
world, is coming over
here in February on a
visit to America for
the first time. "Unole
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into three, as it were, and lend an air of
size to each one. The lighting is a great
feature of the place as to effect.
The professional decorators and the
women who spend their days fixing up their
rooms ought to come here and learn a few
bottom facts on making place look beauti-
full at moderate cost. 1t is with room as
it is with a woman, a little mystery is a
great attraction. Now here there are an in
credible number of lights. A great chande-
lier with eight burners, ornamented with
dark green bull's-eye shades, from which
swing 112 double crystal pendants. There
are also five lamps Of large size and rich de-
sign. The lights are first ornaments, and
incidentally they illuminate the room; but
with such soft touches and curious effects
that they ornament rather than glare. Here
they glow warmly. there they reflect family
the wonders of the place, then romantically
they soften the shadows and bring out new
charms from the hundreds of fanciful be-
longings arranged about so tastefully.
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AN EVELESS EDEN
Maintained by a New York Bachelor
Who RevelS in Luxury
In AN ORDINARY HALL BEDROOM,
Enhancing Effects of POrtieres and Many
ColOred Lights.
A PANTRY on THE FIRE ESCAPE
In AN ORDINARY HALL BEDROOM.
A PANTRY on THE FIRE ESCAPE

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH
New YORK, January 10.
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THE STORY OF STEAM.
The Ancients Knew Its Power but
They Could Not Apply 1t.
AN ENGINE INVENTED In 17O5.
How Watt Solved the Problem and ad-
vanced the Industries.
HIS STRUGGLES AND FINAL TRIUMPH
WRITTEN FOR THE pIsPArcH.I

HE power of steam
was not unknown to
the ancients. There
are continuous refer
ences to Its power,
and certainly the
steam engine. existed
in Spain and England
as early as the ff-
IL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

Burke's peerage. lie is a man Of about
thirty years Of age and good looking, and
also has a fortune Of his own, being con.
nected with the banking.house Of Barring
Brothers. He will remain here some weeks.
The New York Board Of Health report for
the past week shows estimated population,
l,1J2, ,oJJ; marriages, E'3; births, IJl; deaths,
go.
The state Superintendent Of Public Works.
James 4. Shanahan, has resigned. He was
appointed by Grover Cleveland and was
a very efficient and popular member Of the
state executive. The vacancy viii enable
Governor Hill 10 play politics with the Re
publican Legislature, and offers every Op-
pOftunity for one OF the wide-rcachng
deals for which the Governor is 20 famous.
The patronage Of the Office is extensive.
Mrs. Sophia W. Appleton, wife Of Daniel
:. Appleton. Of the well-kn0wn firm Of pub
fishers. died Of apoplexy last eyeniXg after
an Illness Of eight hours, at No. , Uni
versity Place. She had just returned from
the Church Of the Annunciation when she
was stricken.
The board estimate and apI 0rtOlment,
nj "a meeting to-day, passed "a resolution
authorizing the Comptroller 10 issue $780,
900 worth Of bonds for the purpose Of build
ing the new wing 10 the museum Of art.
There is a decrease in the earnings Of the
McGphis ana charleston Tor the hrst week
in December Of $3,30l. and in the East Ten
nessCc, Virginia an Georgia an increase Of
$2s.OS0.
The Rev. Frederick Fox, a native Of Ger
many. died suddenly at his residence. No.
400 west Forty-seventh street, this morning.
He was fifty-ihree years Of age.
Governor Hill this morning appointed
Edward Hannah. Of Troy, totill the vacancy
OccasiOnod by Mr.. Shanahan's resignation
Of the Office Of Superintendent Of Public
Works.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Recorder Smythe. OF New York. yesterday
afternoon denied the motion FOR suspen-
sion of sentence made by the District attor-
ney in the case Of the Electric Sugar swim
dlers, who had pleaded guilty TO grand lar
ceny, and allowed them 10 change their plea
to one Of not guilty.
Charles and William Brown, brothers, OF
Dunnsburg. Pa. were arrested yesterday on
suspicion OF being the murlerers Of William
LoYett. whose body was found in the public
road in L0ckport Yesterday. The murder
was one OF the most brutal ever committed
in thi. county. the unfortunate having been
beaten TO death with a club.
A. +. Mack. late secretary of the Area
mum Building and Loan and Homestead
Association, Of Chicago. j. missing with
about Sio.eo0 Of the associations money.
The officers Of the association believe Mack
TO be in hiding somewhere, probably in
Canada.
Sunday night Lupion Frantz, sentenced
TO seven and half years in the penitentiary,
and six other prisoners escaped from tho
"a bvnugh lack-cp d: Unknown. Pa. 10y cut
1rg tleir way through the bars to burgess
ootce and bursting open the street door.
a Nne Of the men have been rccanturod.
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4 DlSTlLLERY SEIZED.
4 Revenue Onicer's Visit to the Peaks of
Otter I-tablisblnent.

ROANOKE, VA, December lG.- Special
A few days ago United States Revenue
Agent Kirkpatrick made an examination
Of the Peaks of otter distillery, near this
city. and the next day Deputy Collector
White, Of this county, seized the property,
placing a guard over il.
At late hour last night deputy marshal
arrived here with John :. kasey, Of Liberty.
the st0rekeeper and gauger,w who j. charged
with the removal Ofwhisky on which the tax
had not been paid. failure to keep his books
az required by law, allowing the use of
sweet Yeast in a s0ur-mash disiiliery.
and collusion with the proprietor, d..
l.. ROscnbaum. 10 defraud the gov
ernment. General StOrekeeper Ellinger,
of Lynchburg, regauged the whisky in
the stOre-hOusp, finding over 800 gallons Of
whisky and twelve barrels Of water, all
the barrels bearing kasey's official stamp.
Officers have not succeeded in finding iO-
scnbauni, and kasey was put under $1,000
bond 10 appear before a commissioner on
notice. lie has always borne an excellent
character. and his arrest causes general
surprise and sOrrOw.
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A Letter from Rev. j. Il. Hawthorne. of
Atlanta. Ga.

Thousands Of my southern friends know
what a sufferer from catarrh have been.
Six months ago, by the advice Of my ply
sicians. gave up the past0rate. have
used two bottles OF Kings Royal Germe-
teur.v anu while | cannot say that am
completely cured, do affirm that it has NJ
far relieved me experience no pam noT
discomfort.
| feel it TO be my duty 10 say also that the
effects Of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. sht
has been almost lifelong invalid from
nervous headache, neuralgia and rheuma
tism. In period OF thirty years she ha'
scarcely had days exemption from pain
She has been using Germeteur about I'VE
months. A more complete TRANSFORMATION
/ have never witnessed. Every symptom
Of disease has disappeared. She appears u
he twenty years younger, and Is happy an'
playful as a healthy child. We have per
suaded many OF our afflicted friends 10 TAX
the medicine, and the testimony Of all o
them is that ii is great remedy.
j. B. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta, Ga, July l2th, 1889.
For sale by all druggists.
Price, $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS Il MINOR Drug COMPANY,
Opposite P0stoliice, Richmond, Va
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Fnterprises at Roanoke.

ROANOKE, VA, December lG.- Special.
An important election will be held i'm this
city in January, when the frcc-holders will
vote on the proposition 10 subscribe the adj
ditiOnal sum of 100000 to the capital stock
Of the Roanoke and Southern Railroad, an
enterprise in which our city is virtually in-
tcrested. At this same election it will he
decided whether $4,000 shall be appro-
priated for the building Of public hos
pital. and $4,000 for a courtroom for the
mayor.
II would seem that the rapid and perma-
nent growth Of the city was not contem-
plated when the various enterprises which
have made it i'm truth a 'magic city, were
established. for the Roanoke Machine
Works, the American Bridge and Iron
Works. and the Roanoke Rolling Mills are
all being enlarged TO supply ord rs beyond
their present capacity.
The real estate boom has broken out in our
sister city Of Salem, and real estate agents
are busy Within the last few days 4j1 lots
have been sold 10 capitalists and bona Ede
sellers for the handsome aggregate Of SILL
Utn
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HE WOULD LIKE IT.

What n delightful custom it 10 that
turns tie merchandise OF every day into
spec ches OF good will-that coins plea
sure out Of spending money for gifts
We shall set ourselves in the very
forefront to help you wisely IN the
happy task.
Months Of recollection abide In gift
OF good clothing. Let it be Suit or
Overcoatl let il be the whole outfit ]
Let it be, perchance. filer than usual.
At such time Of all others the COM
mon sort gets passed by.
The bes, is wanted. The best alone 10
to be got from us. The sincerity OF the
giv.r goes we'll with aIl-wool and care
full work. We give both.
Bat" you may say. Il may aot gss
tho size, the pleasing shape" Let that
count lightly. Well exchange any
clothing bough. as a gift just ~ We
would at any other time, aud a. cheer.
fully, or refund the money.
It's economy, too. Our prices are q
low as usual.
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FROM PETERSBURG.
Collision near Temple's-coiored Teach-
crs form Library Association.

Collision near Temple cs-toicitu ieh'h-
ers form Library Association.
PETERSBURG. Va, December d. Spe-
cial. A collision occurred Yesterday morn
Ing at Temples, on the Richmond and Pe-
tersburg Railroad, between two freight
trains. which resulted in one Of the locOmo-
tiYes being badly damaged and Tie wreck
ing Of four cars. The engineers and fire.
men Jumped before the collision occurred,
and no one was injured. The track was
soon cleared and very little delay was occa-
stoned 10 any of the trains by the accident.
The collision was cause by the engineer of
the sOuthhOund train being unable 10 stop
his train before the station was reached.
The Joint committee from the Common
Council and the Chamber Of Commerce. OF
which Mr.. William Cameron is chairman.
and Mr.. j.. I. Dalton is secretary. left this
afternoon for Richmond. TO have conference
with Colonel Guy tonight in reference 10 The
status Of the city of Petersburg 10 the Viz
ginia and Carolina Railroad. The people Of
Petersburg think that this road should De
built without any further delay. Pcters-
burg is interested in this road 10 the extent
of SljO,OOO.
Bishop Van de Nyyer, Of Richmond,
preached at II. J0seph's Catholic Church
on yesterday morning TO large congresa-
ton.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Methodist >unday-school Union Associa-
tion of this city aud Ettrick WAS held at
the Ettrick Church, Chesterfield county.
yesterday afternoon, and was largely at-
tended. The exercises consisted Of sing
ng. rccitati0ns, reading Of reports ,rom the
different schools. addresses, &c.
The cOlOrcd teachers of the city met at tho
Peabody school building on Saturday and
organized q teachers library association.
with the following officers Jas. +. shields
president: susan Matthews. vice-president;
r. V. Ramsey. second epresident; Eva
VI. Jackson, third yice-presidcnt; Fannie
Crawley. fourth yice-president; J.. ). Green
treasurer: :. B. Hill. librarian; Emma Car
ter. assistant librarian: William II. John
son. secretary; Fannie Walker, assistant
secretary.
Ex-Governor William +. Cameron is con.
fined to his house by sickness.
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declined to be interviewed further than 70
say that all talk Of personal encounters 10
the jury room was the merest bosh.
A resolution was passed TO disclose MOTH
ing that had transpired in the jury-room
one Juror said the reason for so long delay
in reaching a verdict was that the jury had
waded through the entire mass Of evidence,
first taking it up as whole, and then as ap-
piled TO each defendant
Juryman North, when asked why a life
sentence. instead OF the death penalty. had
been given TO Coughlir, Rslrke and Osull.-
van, said there were scYerai precedents for
such "A verdict
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CARIE MOTIFS.

BERLIN. December l6.-Ihe project for
floating the German Exhibition has been
publicly denounced by the Hamburg cham
Der Of commerce.
MADRID, December l6.-A shock Of earth
quake was felt in Granada last night At
one theatre, which was full OF people. the
audience became panic-stricken ana hea
from the building. All escaped without Sc
riOIs injury. No damage was done.
PARIS. December l6.-A passenger tram
on the railway from Paris 10 Cologne col
lided to-day with a goods train AT treil.
Five persons were seriously injured.
LONDoN. December l6.-Thc committee
of the striking gas men at Manchester and
Stafford announce that their funds are eN-
hausted, and they advise the men 10 ask the
companies 10 take them back IN their en-
p0y.
LONDON. December l6.-The National
Bank. of Brazil, cables its branch here that
the receipts from customs and excise for the
first half0 December are $4,000 more than
during the same period Of 1855, and that airs
going on well. ,,,
BERLIN. December i6.-Emperor william
bas conferred upon Emin Pasha the second-
class order Of the crown, with the star.
LONDON, December l5.-lt IS stated that
the Cabinet at It's meeting today devoted
most OF the session 10 The consideration OF q
local government scheme for Ireland wEi"h,
il IS asserted, embodies many OF the lfcyi-
sions the liberal leaders have ren"atedly de-
elared themselves 70 be IT. .lisTc ci.
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Drowned While skating

PLArrSRURG. y. V, December I6.-While
the eleyen-year-old son OF Ezekiel Shute, OF
Champlain, was skating on the river near
that place to-day. he broke through the ice.
His fourteen-year-old sister was on the
bank. and seng his peril. she hurried TO his
assistance. The boy, in his struggles, drew
the girl into the water, and both were
drowned. Their bodies have been recoy-
c...I
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Disgraceful Fight Between Human

HELENA. MoNT.. December lG.-In de-
iiance of law, another disgraceful and
brutal prize-tight occurred az Crystal
Springs. near Butte. this morning. between
Pugilists Ward and Gallagher, both
well-known in sporting circles. The
men fought one hundred and fye
rounds and punished each other terribly.
I'm the 18th round, Gallagher broke his arm.
but went on fighting and succeeded in
knocking out his antagonist. Ward is still
unconscious from the effects Of the knock
out blow.
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The Bank of GalIaiin Assigns.

NASHVILLE. TENN. December l6.-The
Bank of Gallatin, in Galatin, summer
county, assigned to-day. The assets are
about 500. .ooo, and the liabilities about Si0.-
OoJ. Nearly all The summer county officials
ard many business men were deposifors.
The chartcr0f the bank expires In March,
is9l. aad the failnIe was due TO the fact that
tie Bank cannot make clean title 10 cot
ton i.et,ry until June, 1891.
The factory WAS assigned 10 the bank
when the cotton company made al assign
ment some months ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

LEXINGTON. VA, December l6.-l>pe-
cial. Judge John Lee Logan. ofthe United
states District Court. Of Idaho. is sreported to
be i'm the last stage Of consumption, at Lew
iston. Idaho. lie is the husband Of Miss
BERTHE Tucker. a daughter of Hon. John
Randolph Tucker l.. l.. d., and Is native
of salem i'm this state
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
by United Press.
SENATE.

In the Senate to-day a resolution Of Mr.
Can Is 10 the constitutional right Of Charles
swayne 10 exercise the duties and func-
tiOns Of district judge Of the Northern dis
rct of Florida without confrmaiory action
of the senate, was referred % the Judiciary
Committee. The senate proceeded 10 tue
consideration Of executive business. When
the doors were opened the concurrent reso-
luton of Mr.. ingalls,. providing for holi-
day recess from December ~ % January Z,
was adopted-4I 10 -, Mr.. Edmunds Lead
Ing the opposition. \ message from the
House. announcing the death Of Represen-
tatiye Edward j. Gay was received, and, rs
mark of respect, the Senate, at 5:25, adj
journed.
Among the bills introduced in the senate
to-day was one by Mr.. Berry, 20 require the
Superintendent Of the Census To ascertain
what per cent. OF the people of the United
states own their farms. and the number oi
farms under mortgage. By Mr.. ingalls,:
Authorizing the Secretary of War 10 furnish
artificial eyes 10 persons who lost their sight
I'm tie service OF the United States.
UOTsE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17

Mr jerome Hcnnessy, superintendent OF
the Nicaragua Canal Telegraph Construction
Company. committed suicide on November
22d --lne work on the canal Is being rapid
iy pushed Ali sOrJs of war rnmors pre-
Vail in Nicafag a, one OF which is that Qua
teinala aud Honduras are preparing 10 in
wade Salvador. and uLat Mexico Is getting
really % gobblc up all three OF these kepuh-
hes az the slightest pfc'eNt.--A party Of
siberian oxllcs were fired ul on b. soldiers.
aud six, Including woman. were killed and
nine wOunded.--A A shock Of earthquake
WAS felt 20 Granada, spain. Sunday night
The stlihing gas men al Manchester, Eng
land, have been advised 20 ask " be allowed
10 return 10 duty mperor Williuin has
conferred upon Emin Pashs the secOnd-ciass
order Of the crown with the start ~
stated ihai the British cabinet are consider
iuga scheme for Ireland. the leading proyis
IONS of which many OF the liberal leaders have
DECLARED themselves In favor of--Duiing
an Unprecedented fog in London. Friday.
eleven psfsols In various parts OF the city
were Drowned By uncOnsc lousIy walking inio
'i' i.f'f canals OF docks
csrr'spondcnt Of the Cologne Gazette
o. Aanzioar i'legsaphs that kmin Iasia ~
FSpidly recovering.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
FATAL EFFECT OF ALoxDoN FOG.

LONDON. December l6.-During the al
most Unprecedented fog which hung over
London on Friday eleven persons were
drowned i'm various parts Of the city and
the metropolis by unc0nsciously walking
into the river, canals, or docks. and larger
number were seriously injured 10y falling
into cellars. excavations, &c., or through
being knocked down and run over by We
hfalaa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-17
C.uss al the Excitement.

The excitement on Ninth street 10 cause,
by the low prices at which Hume Minor
Co, are selling those nne pianos.
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NonTn cARoLINA.

from Weothcrs was seriously injured I'm
jumping from train 90 Raleigh Colonel
d. D.. Polk viii live ia Washington.-Goy-
efuor l0wic returned from New Orleans
An lncendiary fire occurred in the residence
OF Colonel J. r. Taylor, Raiolgh.-Colonol
Iaaewel J.. liaru0ve died in Granville
county
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SIBERIAN EXILEs FIRED OK.

ST. PETERSBURG, December l6.-News is
received from Siberia that a party Of eNilcs
were fired upon by soldiers, and SIX Of them
including one woman. were killed and nine
wounded. Their onense was that they fail
ed TO withdraw petition which was con-
sfrupl "a religious.
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T,3E NEWS SUMMARY.

Roth Houses Oft General Assembly met.
fn thc SENATE "a resolution was passed
.,n.nr for itcmizcd accounts OF expenditures
ru.IIr institutions. -- Governor Lec,sent n
.....runlcition upon vacancies In the Judge.
ships. anI tho elections TO an them Will bo
.riI t1-gly.--A hin Was Introduced for the
.I.rUsaof am Aaiutant-Gencral instead of
..rnnfmcnt hy the Governor. The bin on
tlr Hog Island Fiais was referred in the House
DOB ho Committee on the Chesapeake and its
tributaries. .--G0vernor Loo approved OF
fan lIis.-Covernor and Mrs. Lee will
have tomorrow their 1ast bubble reception
lefro thclr departure for Lcxlugton.-The
rnI NJ Reeve Jacobs was admitted 10 pro-
f.fr-Ilc Richmond college team defeated
ratof NaEdoiph-Aocon College Icy q score
nflltoo.--Iho Esuitabic League OF Amerl.
,.rie.tel officers. --E -Eievcn-Year-O old John
-ua.T charged with shooting Mr.. II. II. NJ
ulrrsDu was released ON hail--1hc Man
e..sf.r City Council win meet Tonight
rn chesterfield county 81 5000 we're raised
lr.clooi purposes this year Mrs. laura
d. Philips died in Nanchesics.--The rcsO-
l..ions adopted hy Robert L. Leo Camp. Con-
tolerate veterans. are published ln another
column. MIR. Reuben sheriff. supervising
a,catcct or the now city Hall. rendered his
resignation. which was accepted.
VIRGINIA
George Slate IS charged al Danvnle with
nrluy--Dr. Richard white was buried.
Preliminary step, are being pushed 10
rlasiilcI ho Donyllle anu East Tennessee
railroad Leaf tobacco receipts at DAnville
won. comparatively small O.. last week
treasurer IS. s. Gsavcly OF Henry county. is
Improving in health Tile residence Of Mr
H. W. Hicks. rear Lynchburg. vas burned.
-ncsret II Expressed at Lynchburg that
f.- mission OF the Rev Dr. Jackson has
closed The home Of Mr. Thomas Chocklcy
M amherst. was burncd.---Judge john ID.
logon. of Idaho, formerly of This stale, is re-
ported 90 be in tho last stages OF consump-
n0a.-- lhe Peaks Of otter disilllery. near
Roanoke. was seized by revenue officers
collision occurred between freight trains
nf Iemple es.----lhe Coiorcd Teachers Ii
hafy Association. of Petersburg elected OIL
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TIE ELEcrEIc-wIEE SCARE.

Five gangs OF aXmen were at work to-
day cutting down electric wires and poles.
There was quite lively scene ia Mayor
Grants Office at noon. Lawyer Ccravath and
others representing the electric light compa-
mics. Commissioned Public Works Gilroy,
and Mr.. Gjbbens, member Of the board Of
electrical control, appeared before the
Mayor. The companies complained that
wires that are not dangerous are be-
ing cut down. Mr.. Gibbons denied ihis,
and 50 did Mr.. Giroy. The experts were
only pointing out dangerous wires 10 he
cut down. The companies went down on
their knees and begged for mercy, but the
Mayor pointed out that il was now too late,
and the mandates of the Court would nave
10 be carried out.
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In the superior Court Judge TruaX has
denied the motion made by the counsel for
William Y. King and Nicholas Quacken-
boss to compel the Rev. DR.. Joseph ii.
Rylance 20 furnish further bill of particu-
lars i'm his suit for libel against King and
Quackenboss. The judge says he thinks
that the defendants have all the informa-
tion they need in order 10 enable them 10
answer the c0mplaint.
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pEArH on AFAIrH CURIsT.

Frances W. Anderson, pretty girl OF
seventeen years, native Of Louisiana and
AN enthusiastic believer i'm the faith curist,
methods. died at her boarding-house lN'
Madison street. Brooklyn, this morning
from congestion of the lungs. She had been
taken in few days ago, but refused tohaNe
medical attendance, saying that she was ina
the Lords hands. Her parents are dead,
hut they left her sufficient competency 90
live on. She had been requested 90 leave
a clearinghouse before she went TO live m
Madison street. the first landlady obiecting
10 her faith principles. which she advocated
on every possible occasion.