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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-03-28
Gold Discovered in Missouri ..,

A fiftecn-inch vein Of sand' rich WIN
gold, has been discovered near po''''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-03-28

In the following states the worlds
fair appropriation bills have been
passed by both houses of their legisla-
lures and been signed by the governors
and are In force.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-03-28

A LITTLE care in shutting fowls up at
the start will teach them TO lay IN the
house
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-03-28
Bills have been presented as follows:

Bills have been introduced in the fol-
lowing legislatures and entirely failed:
ATRullhNS Vip'i'p'
South Dakota, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
loldl ''''Hi~"io'"
Both houses in these two states voted
against the bills and refused an appro-
priation.
Bills have passed the senates of the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-03-28
Worlds fair appropriation bills have

passed The assembly Of The following
tnf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-03-28

Deep | Shallow
Planting. Planting.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
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New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
CARDINAL RAMPOLLA'S PLACE SECURE.
POWERFUL INFLUENCES VAINLY EXERTED
FOR HIS RETIREMENT AS PArAL SEC
RETARY OF STATE

Rome, Feb. 21.-For some time strong pressure has
been brought to bear upon the Pope to force tho
resignation of his Secretary Of state. Cardinal Ram
p0lla. The Pope hCwcver, has declined 10 WELD 10
this pressure. and II be stated on the high
est authority that Cardinal Rampolla will rInain I'm
his present Office, and that he to-day eniOys the
Popcs confidence 10 greater extent than ever before
Three potent influences have been at work in Rome
endcavOring to the retirement Of Cardinal Ram.
pollafrst, that of Germany secondly that Of Rus
sia. ard finally that OF the SOCalled Roman party
Germany has always been bitter against the Popc's
Premier account Of the laterS hatred Of the Triple
Alliance, his sympathy with France, his cnmity to-
ward the Quinal. and his increasing endeavos to re
vive the power Of the Pope by his frequent diplo
matte notes.
Russia would also be pleased to the retire
mcnt Of the Cardinal The ST. Petersburg diplomats
charge against him that he Is inleXble upon the
onc,on OF the introduction of the Russian language
In the Cath"lc liturgy Of Poland. Russias candi-
date for secretary of State has been Cardinal Van.
nutcll
The third factor which has been working against
Cardinal l;amp0lla l. composed Cf the Roman adj
herents Of Cardinal V8nnute. and they have been
periodically announcing the retirement Of the pr'>-
cnt secretary of state. They have always accom-
panied these announcements with the statement that
Cardinal Narnutell had been elected HamppIa's
successor. They also said that the Pope had d."
cided to place Cardinal Rampolla In the Propaganda
10 succeed Cardinal Simeoni. the present PIefect.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
nv,vc ~ lcoyr rp0u HYDROpH0Bri.

New Albany. Inl.. Feb. 2i.-Nel'on Pyle aged
dirty tco ai'h wife aud two children. was bitten
by a dog December .. 800. The wound healed so
rtp!dly that Nr Pyle felt no uneasucS>. saturday
last ne complained 4 nervousness, and this feeling
continued until Wednesday when he was seized with
Slight commissions. ph, -ican Wa called ana al
mni,t.rcd opiat,,. IIc slept well wednesday ni;ht.
lu, Tlur-dey the couyulsoI> rctur ed much moro
,crousy than before aui rcc phy -cianS wcrr called
They we're not long u diagnosing the case as one of
nnmi,takable hydr,phoba. From Thur ,day aft r"oon
until Yesterday afternoon. when he died the convnl-
sion, were almost continuous. They were accompinci
by frothinc ~ thr mouth. swapping with the teeth
frs Ing bite those VINO wat he'd over ana assisted
him At tirlo, II took foar five men TO hold him
in tl. Iod and they had 10 take the pIecautiou of
covering their arms with heavy piece, Of bed clothing
tp prevent NJ, biting th IN. III, sufcrlngS vera
agoizug during the last twelve hours Of his life and
no opiatc, could be- administered 70 quiet or stupefy
him ON account OF the steadily recurring c0nvulsloni.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
CTGlR MlNrFACTTRERS DINE.

Blue wINatls of Jnokc invariably curl upward to
ward the close of Iblic dinner in Delmonco. but II
was not wreaths immense volumes that filled tho
dining there last evening the occasion Of the
tenth anniversary dinner Of the Legal Protective
Association of the Cigar Manufacturers Of the City Of
New-YOrk and National Enquiry system. Many
of the cigars that were smoked long the
title Of the organization itself and though tho
clouds of smoke may have beogced the air Of the
dinner for time, they certainly did not have
that effect upon the appetteS Of the happy company
who sat down to enjoy themselves to the numbcr Of
lo5. gold and silver souvenir Of considerable value
was specially manufactured for the occasion and
given to each guest he started 10 go home. Ed
ward Heyman. the president Of the association, pre-
sided, and among those present were Governor Albeit
Of New-Jersey: Colonel Robert g. Ingcrs0ll, the Rev
Dr. William Lloyd :. :. Packard, oscar Hammer
stein, Frank Mccoy, Theodore W. Myer, Judge John
X. Brady, Henry Gutenberg, John ,. Wise Morris =.
Wise, J. s. Ellison and j. Brssel The chairman
made a brief opening speech and then introduced the
Governor of New w-Jcr-cy, whose clOquencc In behalf
OF our Country made everybody feel that there
was 10 place like America. John :. Wise spoke for
Of NeW-l Ork' had an able adyOcat" in Controller
MYERS. :. :. Packard the man selected 10 give
"a non smoker, Advice to Those Who Make the SmUh
er-." The Rev. Dr. william Lloyd va, witty In
speaking the toast The Merchants silent Partner
Iii, Wife" The other speaker, Vrr.: Colonel lngcr
soil, Frank Mccoy, oscar lianmcIstein, G.1sOn
Mayer, 1. Ellison and VI. ,. Wise
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
REAL ESTATE BROKERS NOT HAPPY.
THEY WOULD LIKE a LIvELIER MARKET-SoME
OF THE WEEKS SALES.

The real estate market last week only fairly
satisfactory to brokers, the partial interruption Of
b;sIness Thursday serving to impede transactions.
and the disagreeabe weather Of late also probably
tending to restrict business. The last wech Of the
month not likely to bring "a larcc increase in
dealings the holiday tomorrow will shorten the
week, and the fact that it impending had some
effect upon preliminary negotiations in the last few
days Tie tone Of the market, however, remains
fairly firm and the auction sales have been well at
tended and not without Interesting features. Tho
number Of conveyance, for the week 255 involving
- 223,575 against ISL involving S5,G2O,345 for the
same week of 1880 The mortgages recorded number
25l. involving S3.9Ol ,i07; against 202, involvn.
si,j23,ojG in the week year ago. There
were nftyone buildings projected last week at an
estimated cost Of ,675, compared with III At
cost Of ~ lGG2.-jO IN 1880.
Among the sales was that Of the warehouse at the
northeast corner OF Waverey place and Grccucst to
H. a l.. Menlard by jeremiah G.. Lyons. Leon
Tanenbaum u 90. also sold the warehouse. NO. II
West orl,tOnst. for r. II. Mea. The aiN story build
ins No. 80 ROec-,t. sold by ThOma, Brennan 20
Chester W. Chaplin for 100000. :. Cameron bought
No 339 West Twenty fourth-s for 54i.OOO. BraytOn
Ives the purchaser of 40 ~ East Thirty fourth ST.
the sale of which noted some time ago.
North of Fifty nnth-St the sale, not important
or particularly numerous. Jane, Rufus smith sold
10 Perez Vi. stewart Tor investment about eight lots
on the south side Of seventy scvcut,t 100 feet west
Of West End ave. No. 33l West End ave. was sold
by Berg ~ Clark Cor 10000. Joseph r. Qumhy
has purchased No. - West seventy fifth Il. i"i
a. 900 The stout estate sold to Emil H. ko>Inak
the lot on the north side Of Ninety third ST. -
feet west Of Mldisonavc.. for $4,000. Mr.. k"Smah
will put mp handsome residence. The hat at NO. 60
Columbu>-svc. has been sold by Mrs. f. seller ioi
900 Jacob VI. Newman has sold u Ihcph"rc
Cordlcr. for improvement, the southeast sotor o "t
Eighty fourth -. and Amsterdam ave. +. We Mor'o"
la, bought the two lots the north side o E'ShN.
ninth st. siAty feet west OF Madison ~ '''' ~,
$36.OOO. Or Lozcr is said Ia have sofa N", 10
aud Ia West seventy eighth II. II l. rcporcn tas
the New York Historical society has tins Wcrh PuI
chased an additional lot on the north side oi HcN"hn
siAth~t., 100 feet west Of Central Park. west from
william r. Evans sarah A. COlwcll ha- SOFA 10
Samuel Mcmillan. for improvement, the h".!EEo,'
corner Of Central Park, West. and Ninety se'eh'"'S~
for about $2O,OOD
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THE FARMERS SCARED HIM INTO A SURRENDER

Chicago Feb. 21.-A special dispatch from ST. Paul
says The Minnesota Mutual Live stock Insurance
Company, Of Fcrgu, Falls, has sued a number of
farmers in Norman County for assessments due. which
the farmers had refused 10 pay. The suit came OH
Yesterday, and the farmers were at Ada in IA crowd
10 fight their case. John Erlclson Of Fergus Falls.
secretary OF the insurance company, was the man
that worked up the insurance in the county. When
the farmers found that he there to fight them
they were nuIlatcd and decided TO scare him into a
REIMBURSEMENT Of his claim against them. They pro
cured a rope and went to Mr.. Erck-ons room at the
hotel The leader told him what they came for,
and after some pareying and fOuri> >hing the rope,
Mr. Erickson threw up his sut and gave the farmers
a release of the company, claim, against them. The
affair has created considerable excitement, and ar
rests may follow
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
HAD THEIR NAMES cHAyGrD By STATUTE.

Albany. Feb. II o>pecialJ.-Varous reasons induce
people 10 change tho to which thcy fall heir by
birth and also those Hvcn them by baptism. Each
wear the statute book, contain all the that have
been legally changed. Of these worth
noting. Iertha Suncllcs j. now Bertha fOrgco,
Iachard Patch is Richard Wilbcrorcc. and Giuseppe
Naudi j, Frank Williams while John Jacob AstOr
Armstrong has had hi, surname eliminated. The
File family viii hereafter be known a. Fylc>, and
IuIsch Myers a. Mycr Hirsch. Emma >yphcr be
comes Emma Siter, and tie sternlcht family has had
its name translated 10 Starlight. Leon Hernandez
had add ID TO his de FiglcrOa, and Andrew Paul
Shades hereafter be known Benjamin r. Keith
Wills Hollcy Moses has had his last name changed
10 Morris, Charlotte Louise Kelley VIII call herself
Miss Mundy, and the name William WcIrzthDwsk Uas
abbreviated to William White. Clements changed
TO scott Kozeglawski to ROseman, and Solowelnchyk
to SOOw
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
IL THE ATHLETIC WORLD.

\ dispatch from Chicago says that John : DoDer'
man with a history in the record, OF professional
pcic,tiiau,m la, been adudgi Il Insane in the county
court When IJngdl-taucc walking matches were az
the height Of their popularity Dobler walked III
matrh,, with O'IDary with whom hc went to fne
land. lie has number Of medals. one for 'oNc"'-
ili mile, In ,cveuty-two hour, at Buffalo. a r'c'N
which is ,a,d has been bcaten for that tm' Id
th, country Do1cr's relatives think that the pA''''
strain os these matches the cause. Indirectly "f
hi, present mental trouble.
Both the NcwN orI and the Manhattan Au'icuo
club. u-, irving 20 secure the Polo Grounds at one
hundred and nfty fifth st. and Eishhave. The 'Hefi>
Diamond club va- the first ia the feli ana the am
ctic committee ha~ had several interviews WIN J"" DE-
ply t1, present l.,- OF the premises Tine Nanha
fan Climb ha, am option ON the property, ana IN ~
tIi. ground, in case the rental demanded hN MI pN
b. a-r.cd io by the club. u.
The Noycr Baseball tub Ina, reorsauHe1 i"r 'lo
season. f. i. Fleming ha, been 70 elected manager
! r. Dclany secretary. j. l. Gallagher Cdptdh' - -
llt..Drty assistant captain.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
VAR ON IHE Association.
ACTION OF THE BASEBALL BOARD OF CONTROL
IN SESSION IN CHICAGO


IN SESSION IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Feb. 81 speciaD.-Tbe meeting Of the Base
ball National Board Of Control was held to-day. The
members talked freely about the trouble the American
Association has stirred up. Mr.. Thurman said lie
would remain chairman OF the Board 1t was not MS
intention to resign. and both Rogers and Krauthof'
would support him. when We get together said
1lr. Thurman this morning, 1T won't take us long 10
fix the traitors In such way that they will wonder II
they are lin it at all You can mark what tell YOU
In month"; at the most, they will crawling in the
dust asking the League to take them again into the
fOd.r
Mr. SpadIng said he was well satisfied 1t would nov
be long before the Association would beS'h 10 in',
oyertures for peace. AnsOa predicts that IleIc WIN
be League team in Cincinnati to divide pavV"deo
with the Association. The war. he thinks, VIII CoH'
the League about $1,000 for the season. II Will pc
war Of rctaation.' Arson says, and Johnson anu
hi, gang will be sick enough Of it before they aic
through >..,.o,
Board OF Control The gauntlet was thrown uo"n
by the American Association when that o'sn"lA"
lion bJllca the National Agreement. The ciaiIehEo
taken up and at the meeting OF tile Boaiu '''.7
afternoon the following was given out a' tlc ''"i'
Of tlc members deliberations: -,
The National BOARD has received The notce s sisneu
by William i.arne vice president OF lle ;Nll9t -
Association announcing the withdrawal OF tlas Dna DG1
from the benefit, ANA pryilGses oil ,ho S"i ,r,
Agreement a, Of February 10, l10l 10 Ha,omS t,s "
assigned for III, action nor does this Boari uidei
stand that there j, the slightest Justine
unwl,e a stcp ON the part of the Organization. ~
We arc 10 thc and believe the published accounts & Ur
the action, they cannot be rcsalued a. h"to .o,'a',
prceNt. fr re1udating the new National Agrccheiis
80 recently ana 50 ,oemny entered into ana TO 'c M
maintenance Of which the ASSOCIATION wa, pltuSr,c,
the ,trJucc,t con -deratOns of truth dld ,onut'
The resulting consequences Of this lLad'lsed a. a't0 @
must rest on that body. by Its own ac'lVn, , 1t to %
made with player, and it, clubs have released "a a.,
now free tn sigu with National League. Western ~ ~,
sDciatiun. or other National Agreement ciuL', ii'
player, uudcr reserve by these laNtuahed cIDS tinn
main subject 10 their contracts ana 10 leserValioh
and T. ali the provisions Of the National NgiceInen,,
Nor can any National Agreement club pay hd'no .
with any American Association club nor "ith IL
club which ha, played with such ISOLATION cup
\. W. THURMAN, Chairman National boaru'
y 4. NOI NJ. SNCIeary.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
surGc1rRs or cnixAMry ARansrrp.

Waterowu. :. Y. Feb 2l.-~peral Treasury Ac'''
H. 4 Wore. IN peotor william Fumes ana DEPUTY
tinted statc- Marshal l.. NSEn brS-o last '',I'
arrived I'm Watcrt,Wu from Nlckctps ll-rbor' htVih'
,o,pplctod the arrest Of trio OF snugScr oi '''"
mon across the frontier. via Kingston, "rchauc'
Island and the vicinity - ~pk'tts llarb'r l"o
ur,on,r, are william and Robert Graves ana WIN
o.id vather but j. believed that the latter. VINO
va. capturcd at John-town on Tuesday night. Is an
agent Tor AN extensive opium smuggling concern. nc
has A number of alias',. among them n j. McL'hIui
and Fltzsef7h and hr answer, The description oi
man for whom tl" United >tac, oihc.alN have beeh
hooking for -oiuc time The trio have beeh III mo
bn.inc-. for number ~ months. but Nather has oeh
making all The money, white the Others Eo' 'nS ID"
wages Their p,rlous passage across the ST. Lawrence
~, Dcccubcr - with three Cinnamon and some SnN-
piciou, baggage ani their rescue on the iceb"nhu
shore # Lake ontario near sacketts lafbor' "here
they yatuly tried 20 effect secret landing led 10 the
arr,-t The Grave, brothers wcre taken T. Rome thS
morning t. appear hoior" the United state '1nmS'
,t,ncr Nathrr'. laN has been iNcd At t2,Ooo
Tb. examination VIII take place IN MaIch ).
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
MR.. HITS EMPHATIC DENIAL.
HE NEVER SAW OR HEARD OF THE FARRER
PAMPHLET" THE EMPIRES" APOLOGY
TO GOLDWIN SMITH.

Toronto. Feb. ol.-"The Empire having alleged
that the pamphlet written by Mr. Farrcr written
for the information Of Mr.. Hit the chairman of the
Foreign Affairs Committee at Washington, Mr.. Hit
has tclegraphed follows:
81 never saw heard of the pamphlet described by
Sir John Macdonald. nor have ! ever heard of Cana
dlans coming here for political consultations though
have seen many distinguished Canadians, both Con
servativeS and Liberals. whom have met socially but
nothing more"
"The Empire" referring TO the charge il made
against Goodwin smith yesterday. in part: ~
letter from Professor Goodwin smith appears In local
paper denying. in that celebrated mans strongest. II
not choicest. language. the statements in Yesterdays
Empire with reference to the publication Of his
pamphlet When he says he had not. his word may
be accepted unreservcdy. AvOwcd AnncXationl.t
though he i'. working for the diSmcmhcrmcut Of tho
british Empire and holding peculiar views of loyalty
ne has always worked openly and above board. and II
can be readily believed he v0uld not tGop low a. 10
become a party the Infamous and uuderhand treason
which the discovery Of the Farrcr pamphlet has brought
to ight
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
ACCIDENT on THE SANTA rE RoiD.

Denver. col. Feb. Goa Las Vegas. y. VI. dis
patch to "Thc Republican says: "The Atchison
Topeka and santa Fc has TO record four accidents
last nlglt-a bridge burned at san Marcial. train
derailcd on Il trcste at salzbackcr brakeman badly
smashed at ortiz and a freight collision AT shoemaker.
In the latter two engines and cicht were de
stroycd, Engineer Adam, and Brakeman Rucbr. we're
killed. and Engineer Edmonds injured. The accident
was caused by Engineer Adams being fifteen minutes
ahead Of time. lie caught between the engine
and tender. Brakeman Ruebc buried under tho
train. sevoral coal cars and thor contents plns upon
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
IyIONDoN OPERA HALLS AND THEATRES.
HALLE's ORCHESTRAL CoNCERT-sIMs REEVES
NEW PLAYS.


NEW PLAYS.
London Feb. 21.-The Prince and Princess of wales
and distinguished party were present at Charles
JIalle's orchestral concert, given last night al tle
snecia request Of Prince Of Wales after Halle had
dod m terminate this series Of concerts By his Man
chestcr orchestra, owing TO the slender support re
ceved from the music lovers of London The Prince
~ walos,s act OF sympathy toward the popular pianist
LA. not tended to lessen the Princes popularity ii
min ho remembered that in 1851 Halle Instituted an
annual series Of twenty orchestral and choral concerts
which have taken place uninterIuptcdB since uieh'
and which have been considered one Of The most I'M
portant series in Europe. III Is no" poSsioie ''''
Halle may he induced To change his mind and con
tnue the series though the decreased a'ehuaoe "o"
at many of the hgh-class concerts owing 10 'he severe
conne,ition now going on the musical world Is
fact which cannot be lost sight o.
Sims Reeves the tenor singer, now get'lhe uanHor-
ously near his seventeen year Oh age ahiou'c9' H0'
for the first time, his absolutely hhal iaic"o"' io
NAV H. when Madame Christine NILSSON co"es ii'"'
Madrid for the express purpose OF being present a'
tbs veeran ,enor's farewell concert AIter Ia'ins
the stage in May Mr. Reeves VIII deVo'e n"'7h "
teaching singing. lie already has many pupn'
The onera season I'm this city commences as usual
with the prospec,s that Augustus Halri' VIII prop
ably have the whole operate field to himself mr.
IIai , s,roadv secured many OF the best artists
spcIudinp TWO Americans, Miss Eames ana MISS
RisIev Mr. Harris has been trying 10 secure 'i'io.
Adelua Ratt for a scrcs Of Op<< on '"o ~
systcn but as yet the negotiations nave "o' ''''
successful Mr.. Harris. after acquiring inc o@,' VI
Her Majesty, Theatre. and thus piacihs u"'' - '
largest London opera houses under his confirm -
known to be negotiating for the cohtrOi Vi "V
Olympia Theatre. which Americans sun Icn'c'iD' "
the scene Of J. r. Barnums success WIN N'' "'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

show The costumes and scenery of the successful
LondYn pantomne Beauty and the Beast by VIII.
nanaglhg during the winter at Drury Lane Theatre,
nave been bought for reproduction In Paris
AuguStn DAILY, OF New York has bought the Ameri.
can rights for Richard Henry's play Adoption"
sydney Grundy has dramatized the new novel " Lady
Delmar,' by Thomas Ferrell and Miss White
The Henrietta old New York fayorite from
March 26 at the Avenue Theatre. ~
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THE ELECTION Jy RHODE ISLAND.

Providence Il. l.. Feb 21.-The Congress election
In the Id District to-day quiet In the Black
stone Valley few Republicans voted. In Pawuckct the
Republicans generally took the advice OF the Republican
CITY Committee and stay at home Charles II. Page,
Democrat it is expected will be elected 10y large
majority. Warren O. Arnold. Republican, having de
cncd 20 stand
The Democratic ticket has twO-thr, TO three iDurths
Its r, sfercd vote but the Republican VOt" showed
falling oil of nearly 100 cOmpar"d with the No
vrmber election. with town only lacking. Page
is elected by about 5000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
$500 Per Day and Upwards.
COURT HAIR DRESSES.
r,suIoy HINTS DIRECT FROM THE QUEENS

Some wouli.bc fashion writer's have urged that gray
h.ir was IN be- the fashion In London this seasoh rms
- evidently an error. the well-known Court liar
n,osers Mcssr, Duke & Rumblll. OF old Bond Street
,, Lpov Great quantity Of your Imperial Hair Re
srnor I'm our saloon" for applications. IL Is quite
WV ,a, vc,tpo prny hair beside. this Is only add
tIonal proof OF great merits OF Imperial liar 6gn
orator which j. ndorsd by these wellkho"h court h'
Dres.rs who regularly upon ladies' OF the Queen
Court with Inducements such a. this, combined with
tho-4 Of MADAME Patti aud Fanny Davenport the most
eduou- should convinced OF the superiority
~ the Imuera Hair X. generator Call the reception
rooms - West 23st. send sample o hair and II Will
be regenerld the Patti Cleopatra other shade
zee OF charge. We guarantee eRtre satisfaction in
auuic cations made by artists.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
STANDING ny TIE LEAGUE AGREEMENT.

Chicago Feb. Ill. c. krnuthoh of hah'''s ,i'5'
president of the Western Baseball Association, Is ne"
to attend today', meeting Of the Board Of Con
troll lie hi, taken a vote of his League by telegraph
on the action Of tho American Association IN Win
drawing from the National Agreement, The result
Wa, unanimously in favor of standing Dy the League
and National Agreement.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
coNrRAcroRs coNv1crEp OF coxspIRAcT.

Buffalo. Feb. 2I-Eleven city contractors were thi'
morning convicted OF conspiracy In the superior court
The charge wa, that they con,pircd to dcfiud hc 'S
by putting in high bids for work that was ancrward
bid of among themselves for about half the pre-
\ motion for stay Of proceedings will De heard NEXT
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
K0CHS LYMPH 0UTD0AE.
M DANGER FROM REACTION

Any fairmnded person vino desires 10 nr,inns the
matter will b. given cVery iacliit{ Ior INNS Ec and
cured by the ysem employed by the SpecaIst AZ "
nathIc Insute No 2G East i2d-st, y y 81 S
and oriIEK TGMoits LUPUS. tIs,e5 d and
rsdIcar removed Gail and investleatc; II your youtrbsl
incurabe YOU will be frankly informed thefe0 nv re-
Colnnlaint- az All kinds pTegaltht, HIDp. onc
lewd and permanently cured. All chronic disease 70
eesstuiy trfsted Consultation free Hours 10 a. M W
q D. No., z TO s p.