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= special study and practice for many years.
OYER nav !s9e fressed yearly. Recent czsss o.
uLcEks, TUMOks. sLOTCaEs on the
face or body. cured without giving mercury or
other pcisons. Mercury Is the curse OF the
effects. Avoid IL as you would avoid any dead
~ drug. and use IL no more. These diseases
are being cured in this dispenszry without
DIR. Grafton is graduate OF Rush Medical Col
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United States and Canada by thousands OF old
and young men be has cured. and IL Is well
known fact that for years he has confined him
self to the study aud treatment OF Sexual and
Chronic Diseases. thus obtaining advantages
to those who have received no benefit. and
who In facr. have done them more harm than
good. Medicine. like all other sciences, Is
By OF
great curative power he has 30 arranged his
treatment that IL will AFFORD not only imme-
date relief but ana Eaoa Al
all Chronic Diseases far In advance OF any in
stitution In this country. Those who contem-
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promptly cured: Nervous Prostration. Gen.
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Spinal Weakness. Kidney Complaints and
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Globe. and Far and Near sightedness. Inyer-
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Nervous Debility Seminal sesI%s'G Tasss:,
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Private Diseases R R.Ssa s : liant T.
GIe,t, Structure. Seminal Emissions. Loss Of
Sexual Power. Weakness OF the Sexual organs.
Want of Desire in MAZE or Female. whether
from imprudent habits Of young or Sexual
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Both Sexes Co.s1. , osSs .s1' s,, u
Delays are Dangerous.
Send 10 cents stamps for Medical Guide on
Laws OF Health.
OFFICE H0URs-es. m. TO 8 p. m.
Corner Bridge and Canal. Grand Rapids. Mich.
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lower HOUSE. ssst<s th>E ths KoeA s>ersa
UiIl sns. ~ pnbiishna
The New rork chnnbex Of Commerce.
Monday s1optsd resoiation opposing
ths frse coinage Of silver.
~ nrtghtos. Ont. the Kelly House.
~ cher property valued - e4e.oeo
hsss hssn destroyed ~ Hrs.
The Tsnis q serpeil Lumber Coma
Posys saw~mill 81 Norfolk. Va. bsrned.
causing los IT -. ooe. covered By in
usrnnce-
Noah Lshxie - Minneapolis took =
swallow of carboiie acid BY mistake
sundsy evening and died in agony =
80 minutes later.
sheriff James was sasaasinsted u
he depot ~ Randolph. Ala, - ~
slighted with murderer. The assassin
and prisoner escaped
Monday IT Bay City. Mich, the War;
rem q Lewis Lumber Company 6led
ehsttsi mortgages in favor Of banks
and other creditors amounting 10 so, Sso
TIE trial of W. n. Crawford, ~ De-
catuE. III, who has confessed that he
killed Mrs. Colonel Matthias, has been
st for January 10 Crawford viii
plead insanity.
The Iowa State Railroad Commission
was reorgzni>ed Monday. 8. w. Luke
taking his seat. and +. T. Campbell
being elected chairman, and w. w.
Ainsworth, secretary.
Thurber's New York wholesale
grocery and manufacturing concern
has been turned into stock corpora
ton, TO be known - the Thurbsr- Way
land Company, and win issue $500. oo(
in preferred and 81. SOC, coo IN common
sfOek.
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REASON oETHRoNED.


NOC0D11ty O1 1oSoAxh8 INC Oc8tm OcuS0meO
Mentally Unbalances m Illinois Judge.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Jan. 13.--Judge George
Stipp. of the circuit court of this dis
trict, who lost his reason, because he
would soon have to sentence Murderer
Ford, shows no signs of improvement.
He imagines everybody is seeking his
life, and has been placed in . sanitarium
at Batavia. He is over 20 years OF
age, and has been on the circuit bench
twenty years. Before his elevation to the
bench he was one Of the leading crimi-
nal lawyers of the State, and has been
esteemed one of the best judges on the
bench Judge Stipp's scruples against
passing the death sentence come, it is
said, from the hanging of relative
years ago, who was afterwards found
innocent, after which he vowed he
would never pass the death sentence on
any man.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Senate
committee on military affairs has final
" refused to take into consideration
the bill to give DIR. Mary Walker slo,-
900 for services rendered during the
war as an assistant surgeon. The
doctor once enjoyed a pension of $50 a
month, but she became dissatisfied and
wanted $50. The committee in making
m investigation into her claims came
to the conclusion that she was not en-
titled to any pension and her allow.
ance was cut off entirely.
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6TORMSWEPT.
Eastern States Sagsr esvsrsly
from rloods.
0nironls hosss Nth hsssy losse&
osiidicgs Are Sabrssvgsd
Goods Ruined


NKw Yoxk, Jan. Is - Iad'ngs Of
storw on the kew Epglsnd coast and
inixnd have been received from many
points. At Birminghaua. Conn, . fresh
81 In the Housatonie river broke mp the
lee and swept il over meadows and un-
der and through bridges Three hun
dred feet Of Piling of the Derby rail
road were snapped on Ike pipe
ssenA The pier of one OF the rail-
road bridge spans has been taken and
the iron span IS toppling. Over Loo
tons Of ice must b removed before
travel can be resumed lighthouses
and harms have been foated away in
the Naagstuck valley. The Derby
Driving Park buildings are submerged
and battered by ice. The meadows are
six feet under water and losses viii be
considerable
DAMAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
At Fall River. Mass, gales from the
south piled in the waters and the
wharses are flooded Large quantities
Of goods have been washed away and
the harbor Is dotted thickly with cot
ton hales, casks and dry-goods boxes.
Large quantities of coal fell into
the river from pockets whose sides
were burst by the water.
A large pile of lumber was swept into
the river and is floating about. Two
schooners were blown upon Anthony
wharf. The American Print Company's
works. and the Metacomet mill have
been compelled to shut down. the fires
having been extinguished by the in
coming tide.
HEAVY GALES IN MAINE.
Heavy gales and extremely high tides
are reported along the Maine coast AT
Camden all the wi,arves were flooded
and tho water reached higher point
than ever before known
At Eastport the wind reached veloci-
ty OF forty-five miles an hour, the
barometer dropped lower than for many
years and the tide was the highest since
1869. Wharves- were covered with
water and damage was done in the lum-
bar yards near by.
In Machias the water was the highest
ever known, and much damage was
done to wharf property and bridges.
The worst snow-storm of the season
struck Montreal Sunday night. Reports
from the country say that traffic is gen.
orally impeded. All incoming trains
are delayed.
wAsH-oUTs IN PENNSYLVANIA.
At Allentown, Pa, rain has fallen
heavily. There is a wash-out al
Steuben's, on the Lehigh & Wilkes
barre railroad. At Slatington the water
is in number of houses, caused by an
ice gorge at the Franklin dam. The
Parryville wire-rod mill, Johnston &
Swartz's furniture factory and the
Adelaide silk mill are idle. Three hun
dred people are not working.
IN CYCLONE AT SEA.
Fort MONROE, Va, Jan. 13.-The
steamer City of Washington, New York
for Havana, has arrived here. She On,
countered cyclone off Hatteras Sun
day night and had her forecastle and
quarterback washed away. One of the
crew was killed and another is missing.
One of her passengers was badly in,
iured.
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1t IL Surely Padlswslri.

MADRID, Jan. 13.-The authorities
of the town where Padlewski, the al
legged murderer of General Sliverstoff.
was captured, state that there is no
longer any reason for doubling that
the man arrested is the individual
known as Padlewski, for whom the Eu-
ropean police have so long been search
ing.
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Relatives Anpiy PROVIDED ver. cd
Theus4eds osQos>shsd - vsrseus
cAsrehss so Charisies.


ZEE RFMAIxs TO ~ c1nnAFKD.
NV YosK. ysa. IL - The will u
Emma Abbott Wethersll res - non-
day admitted to probAtA II ~ss ex-
eSuted May So isoe. at the Mari
borough Hotel in this city. Mis- Alb
bott begins her will with directions -
10 the disposal Of her body. II direct
that my BODY are her inssrustions.
s.having been first tested By eleetrici-
~ te ascertain il life h extinct
shall be eremsted and the sshes re-
saltiag therefrom be deposited beside
the remains of my beloved husband. .
She directs the executors To place on
deposit tio0. oeo In the Farmerss loan
4 Trust Company and from the income
10 pay ssoo monthly to her father. Seth
Abbott. A like sum is also 20 be placed
in the United States Trust Company
with directions TO pay from that like
monthly income Of $500 TO her mother,
Mrs Almira NJ. Abbott To Leon H.
Abbott, George H. Abbott and Frank
Abbott, brothers. she leaves e25. 900
each; to Mrs Lizzie Abbott Clark Sa5,-
600, and To the children of Leon and
George H., and Mrs Clark 5000 each.
Closing her will Miss Abbott remem-
bers various churches and charitable
institutions. Her legacies 20 the
churches she prefaces by stating that
they are made To churches that have
attended from time to time and where
have particularly enjoyed the
music" These legacies are 5000
each and to the following churches:
Plymouth Church, the Brooklyn
Tabernacle. Madison Avenue Baptist
Church. Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Church of the Divine Paternity,
Citadel Square Baptist Church. Charles
ton, S. c.; Rose Hill Methodist Episco.
pal Church, New York; and St. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The residue of her estate is to be di-
vided share and share alike among the
following: Founding asylum of the
Sisters of Charity, Children's Aid So
ciety for the support of the news
boys lodging house; Home of the
Friendless of Newark, N. j.: Chaplin
Home for the Aged and Infirm; House
of Mercy, in East Eorty-eighth street;
ST. Johns Guild for Excursions for
Mothers and Children in Summer; He
brew Benevolent Society; Sanitarium
for Hebrew Children; Mrs. s. v. White,
of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Sarah Bird,
friend of Mrs. White. She
hopes these ladies will use their
shares in charity. All of Miss
Abbot's music, operate scores and
private papers are bequeathed to Alice
Cafferty, of Jersey City, who also re-
ceives $1,000. Her diamonds and jewelry
are given to the executors with the d.
rection that they be sold and the pro-
ceeds to form part of the estate. The
will contains forfeiture clause against
contestants.
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Confessed HI. Guil..

NEW YORK, Jan 1s.--John Cronin
aged IA. of San Francisco, has been ar
rested here on the charge of having Sc,
fire two years ago to ST. vincents or
rhsn asylum at San Rafael, about fif
teen miles from San Francisco. Three
lives were lost by the fire. Cropin has
been arrested three times before for the
crime, but has been able TO escape He
made full confession.
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IN CONGRESS.
senator Quay Introduces Substitute for
the Elections Bill

senator Quay Introduces . Substitute for
the Elections Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Quay
PA. has introduced in the Senate q
substitute To the Federal election bill.
The principal point of difference is in
the last section of the bill which is a.
follows:
when IL shah appear TO the satisfaction Of
the President Of the United States that Gin any
locality the provisions OF this law can not
Otherwise BE- executed IL shall be his duty and
he y hereby empowered to suspend there the
writ Of hsbeas corpus and 10 employ the armed
forces of she United States. naval and military,
for its enforcement and for the protection Of
the omcers whose duties are herein provided
fpf"
The rest of the session was devoted
to discussion of the financial bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 - The House
on Monday adopted = resolution pro-
viding for a special committee of five
members to investigate the alleged con-
nection of members of Congress in sill
YER pools and to inquire into the own
ership of the IL, 900, 900 ounces of silver
bullion which the United States is asked
TO purchase.
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A Dental from casa.ssse.

LONDON, Jan. fs.--s5lsdstone. reply
ing 70 an inquiry as to the correctness
Of . statement in Mr.. Parnell's speech
ut Limerick sunday, that Mr.. McCar-
thy communicated to Mr.. Gladstone the
manifesto Of Mr. Psrneil before il was
published. telegvsrhs that the assertion
IL untrue. Mccarthy. he states. said
that ne had manifesto but did not de-
scribe its cnntenfS
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-14

BosroN, Jan "a --ya mes Trowbridee.
prominent among old-time Ministries
and comedians, died here Monday, aged
ss years. He played IN several Boston
shest<rs and bull. the old Continental
Thester. He Rad managed the Howard
Athen&um. He acquired . handsome
property and retired some years ago.
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wealth Of virginia NEGROES.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 13.-The figures
from the census Office at Washington
received here show that the assessed
values of real and personal property of
the cQlored people in the sixteen cities
of the State are SS. 234, 542. The sixteen
cities probably represent fully half of
the wealth of the colored people of the
whole State.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-14

cRss1vsrov. q G. Ian Ia-The
town az Gosdville. On the Column biz.
Newherry n Lasren< railroad in
Lsurens County, vas almost sotAily de-
ssrovesi hy FIRE Monday. There vas 40
explosion 81 powder thst injured sever
81 people. Ne statement Of The dam
a4es has been receazcd. .6.<x :
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SLAIN At THE ALTAR.
4 Bride Killed In IN Alsbsms Church By
IN Unknown Assassin.

JASPER, Ala, Jan. 13.-In Marion
County, fifty miles east Of this place, .
bride was shot dead as she stood at the
marriage altar. George Estes and Fam
ME Hogan were married at . country
church in the presence of . few rela-
tives and friends. Just as the GER
emony was concluded q shot was fired
through . window, and the bride fell
dead with load of buckshot in her
body. A discarded lover who once told
Miss Hogan she should never marry any
ono else is suspected of the murder.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-14

LONDON, Jan. 18.-Considerable sx-
element has been aroused in Madrid
by the n sws Of Secretary Blaine's de-
mand for satisfaction for the destruc-
ton of American missionary property
in the Caroline Islands. The Gov
eminent is deeply concerned about
it and the Liberals, now ont Of power,
are rejoiced At the embarrassment Of
the ministry II Is feared that the
United States may get mp pretext for
seizine Cuba and Spain. Is ut present in
no position for war either BY land or
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-14

BowRAy, Jan IA disastrous con-
fagrsticn has caused much suffering IN
this city. 0ver 900 houses have been
burned to the ground and hundreds OF
families are rendered homeless.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-14
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Doctors and Medicines Useless.
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Isxpox- Jan. fS--The Times Glss
rcw correspondent says the North
british Railway Company win have an
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rnnulatson II freight trafHc- Lines Of
trucks miles in length are awaiting re-
novAL The sitrstion - ruinous alike
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FEARFUL RIDE TO DEATH.
Two Brakemen Killed in . Wreck of
Runaway Train.

Runaway Train.
PORTLAND, Me-. Jan. ia freight
train on the Maine Central railroad
started Monday with twenty-one cars.
After leaving Crawford the caboose
broke loose and the brakes held
il. The rest of the train began
to slip on the icy rails, and the
brakes did not hold. II soon was going
at lightning speed, and when near
Bemis Station the whole train, except
the engine and the forward car, left
the track and went down an embank-
ment 500 feet. Two brakemen, Muir
and Jarvis, went down with the train
and were Instantly killed.
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Fourteen Years for VIE Murder.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. 13.-Henry
Hensel, of the town of Eaton, Brown
County, Wis, has been sentenced to four
teen years in the penitcntiary for the
killing of his wife in August last. Hen
sci had frequently quarreled with his
wife, and on August 20 strangled her to
death. He had only been married to
her three months
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OMAHA. Neb.. Jan 1s-Monday even
ing George willhow and T. r Hooper
Of Company X. Nebrssks National
Guards, stationed Ut Gordon, were play
ing with . rifle. The gun went OF, the
BUFFET striking Willow IN the neck,
cutting the jugular. Death soon fol-
lowed. Willhow was not IN enlisted
member. but voluntarily accompanied
the covppauy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
FORMAL OPENING OFTHE HOLLAND HO USE

ANOTHER BIG HoTEL-THE HANDSoME DECoRA-
TONS AND FURNISHINGS.
The Holland House, the new hotel at Fifth-ave.
and Thirtieth-st, was opened for the inspection Of
invited guests last evening, and fully 1000 people
took advantage of the opportunity to examine the
handsome furnishings of the place After the In
specon the visitors invited 10 luncheon prepared
by H. NJ Kinsley, the wellknOwn Chicago caterer and
one of the proprietors of the house.
The magnfconce Of the hallway at the Fifth ave.
entrance is n good Illustration of the Furnishings in
other parts Of the building The walls are Of Sienna
marble. The main staircase, which ascends from the
centre of the main hallway to the pariors above, Is
also of richly carved sienna marble. The ceiling near
the staircase IS decorated in silver The cafe, which
Is 70 be one OF the features Of the hotel is more
elaborately furnished and decorated than any other
room in the binding. Down the whole length Of the
cafe extends OF columns, which, like the ceiling
and walls are decorated with relief designs In papier
mache. Electric lights in crystal globes hang from
oxydlzed silver chandeliers above every table in the
room.
The main dlninr-room Is OF the third floor
and ofupes nearly the entire Thirtethst side Of the
building In every part Of the house the decorations
are antique and in this room they are OF the Louis
XVIII style. Columns similar to those in the cafe
support the ceiling. The walls on every side are
decorated in relief work in salmon tnts tipped with
gold. Mirrows extend around TIE room ana over them
are copies of Vatican tapestries.
The banquet hail. which is called the gilt room is
one OF the most striking rooms In the house. IT is
an exact copy Of the famous gilt room in Hol-
land House in London. The style of the decorations
is Elzabehan and the crests Of the members of The
House of Holland are embiazoned in panels on the
walls The house will be opened for the accommoda-
ton of guests to morrow.
Tho Holland House and the land on which 1t STANDS
cost So 500 600 The furniture in the place is valued
M S4OeOO and MIR Somers, the steward says there Is
IIotOr In the wine cellar worth S35O,OOO.
Mrs J. Van Doren, a widow is the sole owner OF the
new hotel Mrs. Van Doren is sister OF jordan l..
Mott the iron manufacturer she inherited her fortune
from her father Messfs Kinsley Baumann, the pro
preOrs Of the house, have ffteenyear lease OF the
building and 70" the first five years VIII pay MIS- IAN
Doren $4,000 a year rental. After that time the
rental is TO be increased.