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The sun., 1891-02-10
BUILDERS IN CONVENTION
The National Association Begins . week's
Session In This City.

The National Association Begins . WEEKS
Session In This City.
The fifth annual convention Of the National
Association Of Builders Of the United States
was opened In the Masonic Temple yesterday
with an organ voluntary and prayer. Dele
gates representing nearly forty cities were
present, with alternates and interested Ispec-
tators to the number Of about 800 altogether.
President John ]. Tuekar Of this city called tho
Convention to order and welcomed the dole
gates and visitors on behalf Of the Mechanics
and Tradsrs' Exchange OF New York.
Mr.. Tucker. in enumerattnR the achieve
ments Of the association. spoke Of the uniform
contract which now has been very generally
adopted throughout the country. and OF the
trade sehools which had largely solved the
on IL sns sSs
York Trade Schools. Col. Auchmuty received
work rooms A delegation Of the Master
Plumbers Association OF tho city met tnem in
the plumbere department OF the school, and q
committee Of the Master Painters Society was
In the paint shop tn welcome the visitors.
From the Trades Schools the delegates went
tS .hs Of she Central Trrn srsln and
: In the evening the delegates were left to
their own deviees and many OF them attended
the theatres. They will reassemble ut the Ma
sonic Temple this morning to, begin the real
business Of the Convention. Tho last session
Will bo held on Saturday morning.
The sun., 1891-02-10
BOLD AND ARTEU1, BUTT TD1DwrHoRK
Most Boys Can Tell their Own Eaths,
when they 9ee Hin.

Most Boys Can Tell their ow. Father
when they see Hin.
Robbie Nicol and Tommy Childs wore on
their way homo from Sunday school at $3.50
o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Robbie lives at
1e1 Tenth avenue and Tommy lives at 507
West Ninsteenth street. Their Sunday school
on Nineteenth street together. At tho corner
OF Eighth avenue young man walked up to
the little boys. he stopped In froAt Of Robbie
Nicol and said:
You are my son."
Robbie was astonishsd. Thsn the young
man caught hold OF Robbis's loft hand and
shook 1t and squeezed It hard.
"Hows your mothsrs" he said
"Oh. she's we'll" said the boy. In fright.
ened way.
As hs said It he felt the ring on his third
finger slipping of under the pressure Of the
ef !es ehssp pas y sSDRls: sna
bs : s yell S.s spa sss ds ses 3 sSsl Eel t6,s
7n. sps ss :Ps :s EtS ss s.as
s e 70 ss a:Ps sssn sis
and srsbbsd g. man. TSsa 'polies$sa
ss%. w Was ~ %. Mai R ;SS b:
time ago. and being at last desirous Of seeing
her and the children, he had come back 10
t Ella :a no ss 81 sSs
trial in tho Jefferson Market Police Court yes. 60
When kobbie Nicoi was asked II Be knew the
nature Of an oath be seemed BIT doubtful.
~ :.ss AZ Sss;s! e II: bS: ssa then ssa
"0h, yes" answered tho boy. "I'd drop
dead"
The sun., 1891-02-10
meuutsia ead otysrsd him tAs whole earth
Yhen he did not own 0 foot Of around.

mountsia ead otsrsd him the whole earth
xsS,hs:. xHhsn hhs fid not own . foot Of around.
The copsldsration Of the bin hsyias been
sYmplsted. the coVmittSs proeeedsd 70 !hs
S ss q az u!S.: SssA
four hoursl was postponed until tomorrow,
amsndments The discussion Of the Bayrupdk
essc VIII probably consume most Of The four
~ AZ = Holman . p! Dem; % Isa:, raise, . pe!n. Of
H.Sns R., ~ sSks e Ek.
Mr. W. I. Hayes tRep. Iowa, offered IN
amendment 9iying members not Ohairmen OF
committeSe clerk At Q seseton rate OF 1lO0 Q
month, moi Pa point OF order the amendment
Mr. Kssss then offered .eu amendment pro.
rNssd sssinst II but Was 8 evsrraie % ID b. tSs ohsf.
Nr. Dutterwortb stated that hs. was 10 favor
Ssa UuSs 81. n Ss aS.s
}Ign. when voted ,ppon in. Commiitee ol the
torityt but that. when the vote wss taken by
yeas and nays 10 the .Houss. the majority. had
vanishcd as II y had been struck BY whirl.
Tind;. Tind; Put no thought that the amendment
Mr: Hsysss amsnimsnt, With an amend
msnt hxing thesalaries Of the clerks At 4lttl
COMMITTEES then rose and tho Sundry Civil bill
On motiSn Q. Mr.; nrsysre g oi M!shls.q. Ban.
pS.io" Sill we're nor: 20 S H. and SeS.
ference was ordered. The House then ad.
journod.
The sun., 1891-02-10
1ECoRDER SMITH DOES NOT AGREE
Easugh JaAGes 20 Try All The Cases the
District Attorney 10 Ready with.

Essugh JaAees 70 Try All the Cases the
District Attorney 10 Ready with.
George Klarsr. machinist Of $40 East Thir.
tsenth street. was acquitted last week, In the
General Sessions, before Recorder smyth. Of
the charge OF stealing valiss containing
clothing and S48 from the house Of woman
named Burt, In West Third street on Aug. II.
The evidence showed that Klarer was beaten
and robbed Of $40 In the house. and that hs
snatched up the vallse a. security for the re-
turn Of his stolen money. and ran out into the
street. Recorder Hmyth directed the jury to
acquit Klarer: as It was evident that he had no
Intent TO steal the valise.
dlsd thss sEas z;
mschinlst who accompanied Klarer to Burt's
house. should be taken before the Grand Jury.
Thoy testifed there, Rnd Burt was indicted for
keeping disordeEly house. and also for aiding
Of hsr house. In the assault upon Klarer. Burt
was arraiRned yesterday In the General Scs.
eions before Recorder Smyth for trial. Lawyer
Pr!99. her counsel asked for an adjournment
No" said Recorder Smyth. this case must
e S "a. n %u 4. b. sp i h.
paratvely trivial cases for weeks and usually
the indictments are only few days, old. Yet
1t was authorttattvoly announced yesterday in
a. newspaper that the Court OF General 6es-
ness Of this county unless the LeEislaturs
absurd statement 1t Is evident that some
person desires to have more Judges Of this
S ab. e spos. 81 ss n 81 h he s
inal business Of this county II the District At
torney will only move 1t promptly and rapidly"
The sun., 1891-02-10
A rA,eve., De. :. Jer,sy CITY.

Policeman Harry Archibald Of Jerssy City
captured two burglars and an alleged receiver
OF stolen goods on Sunday. He saw the burg
lars In tho act OF robbine James KsatinRs
liquor store. 1853 Sixth street. As hs attempted
to entsr the front door the burglars escaped
through side entrance, and ran up stairs 70
der. & III They Closed ths tap door and stosd On
Il. Archibald. who 10 strong man, braeed hi4
fsns: sns spS S.s x e.
voiver brousht them 70 terms and t6sy mfskly
esss sS as% e dssGa ;s
GoCaulsy. Archibald s9d ssrseSpt AogInnt.s
an old man, apparently sslsen He WAS the
proprietor Of tho place. ce.,..n
and sa oshsr .U SrtissS % sald to bs the procssdc q
burgisrieA Payne and the p!uqder wes0
70 ths ststi01 sSSqs ZEE snd
romanded for examination.
The sun., 1891-02-10

Thlrteen.year.olA Irene Dugan AecuseA q
S.sshsse lA-year.old hey.

Thirteen.year-olA Irene Dugsa AecuseA q
StshhsnG lA-year.old hey.
Irene Dugan. 1s yssrs old. was arrsignsd In
Recorder MoDonough's Court In Hoboken yes
tsrterdsy morning accused Of stabbing poy
one year older than herself The boy Is Herman
sohmer Of 169 Bloomfield street. The eln
lives with her mother and sisters at 1Sl First
street. sohmer. with Henry Hall and Herman
Timm. each Of about his own age. were stand.
ing in First and Bloomfield streets. whom Irene
and two other girls happened along Tho boys
accosted the girls. and. after few minutes OF
general conversation. separated into couples
and stood on the sidewalk talking. Finally the
others heard Irene scream ont:
Herman. I'll Rst SQUARE with yo7t"
They turned In time to $50 her draw knife
from her pocket. sohmsr turned to run. but
before hs had gone ton feet the Rirl overlook
him and plunged the knife into his back. She
and her companions ran around the corner
into First street and disappssrsd.. eohmsr was
taken to Police Headquarters and attended by
Pc Sde b. sT ssS ss
,l one insh si lower nothing could have ssvsd tho
fhe police found Irene. at unidnisht. Just 40
Cd d hsr @ % sSs yshementiy denied thss e1 shs hsd
&sas ID
ssSs. az sos%s ss as5 sis .S se
mitted GI her r to tbe county jsil. ''-'1S" '''n-
Tho 1uesp erls althSush you9s: ere well
nv sss s ss ss:
landt street ferry. Henrietta. who 10 l6 years
q young man. She was arrested afterward Tor
soliciting subscriptions for. church and ep.
propriating the money TO her own uao. On
both occasions she was discharged because no
one appeared to prosecute her: Reiehbo5s
city @ Who stabbed sohmSr. The boy's wound
ia 60riou6.
The sun., 1891-02-10
HELD UP IN mrY HALL PARK
Three Men weat Through nfr. Mlnkie's
Pockets on Saturday Night.


Three Men weat Through nrr. Mlnkie's
Pockets on Saturday Night.
Another bold night assault and highway rob.
bery In part Of the city much frsoucnted At
nearly all hours Of the day and night 10 report.
cd By Harry Hinkls Of l1s Storm avenue. Jer-
sey City. who 10 employed By +. II. Flander-
meyer, wood sngraver at 81 Nassau street.
Last Saturday night at 8 o'clock he left the
store in company with Mr.. Flandsrmeysr and
Christopher Moescher. They walked up Mas
sau street to the Brooklyn Bridge. whore they
separated. Mr.. Flandermeysr took the bridge
cars and Mr.. Moescher the elevated railroad.
while Mr.. Hinkle started for Jersey City
ferry. AlthouRh the night was rainy and dis
ssG S.Ss scwn easi Ss ths wns Il:
Esse sst lSH
poen 's od SsssS q maumSs so%shns
Aiail. In %s s.a Rsfnd e. hsd no watch Then the
and threw hs arm: around Mr. Hinslea hold. bold
@ .S Sspd snd M then 6e ri. he So shrd going
:. 70 no oa:
:ss%
Mr.; Hinkls bad reSoyersd from his surprise
aeross the street. dlsappeAred In the darkness
Of Frankfort street. Mr.. Ilinkls was too dunn
s ~ k: /. any and Ehn
Of no use; so he accepted bis misfortune with
ns good grace as possible and resumed his
would know the men II he should see them
again, They were ~ young men; he says and
had low hais and ali were smooth faced. The
Serceants at the Oak street and the City Hall
police stations said yesterday that they had
Saturday night
The sun., 1891-02-10

Robbed the Policeman Who ArrssSsA Hla.
Edward MoGowan Of "a Nostrand avenue.
Brooklyn. was sent to jail for ten days ysstsrday
for intoxication. When he comes ont hs viii
have to answer charge Of grand larceny pre-.
ferred By the policeman who arrested him. No
Gowan was staggering along on Sunday whsa
Rolissmsn Ghssls; q e. stsNart sseSstsd him PS.
&c. sss @ ssSHs
witch Stewart recognised q his Capt HsIfI9
did not consider that policsman Whe would
Del perform % his duty duty "a snd a suspepdsd etsWssS
pendipRis trial before Commlssioner Hayden.
The sun., 1891-02-10
Lsshl.s Tor . Little Runway.

Mary Ann Dunn. AGED is yssrs. whose fathsr.
1ongshoreman. lives with bis family at ils
Vsriok street, left homo sbont two months ago
to live with Mrs. Nicholson at So vandam
street She ran away from Mrs.. Nicholson's on
Friday . week ago because. she said. her
she'd rather thrQy herself into the river than
20 back home. Her mother has not seen her
:on ss MshS
TO sal. that girl who answered 10 the descrlp-
tion Of the little runaway had, been found By
thom In an uptown street and they had tekon
hSr In and would care for her. They didn't say
What institution they represented. and Mrs.
Nicholson doesn't know. Mrs, Dunn has now
The sun., 1891-02-10
ANOTHER PoW.WoW WITH TIE sroU1

White chest, Dlg MaAe, latte Ne Heart,
ssa Mad Bear were the Indian Orators.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 0-Ths conference with
the Sioux Indian dsleRahon wss resumed this
morning BY the Commissioner Of Indian Al
fairs. Commissioner Morgan said to tho In
diAns that no had called them toesthsr
that he might explain come things and that hs
might hear from, them In regard to some mat
tsrs Of administration. He reminded them
that hs had no power TO make laws and had no
food or money % Givs them except what Con-
gress provides He said hs thought they had
already heard all that was necessary In regard
to the past What va, wanted now was 10
hear their plans for the future
The flrst sneaker from the Indian delegation
was White Ghost Of the Grow Creek Ressrvs-
tion. who spoke OF the enorosebmsnts Of the
whites upon the lands Of the Indians.
The Commissioner assured him that hs
would have III atmattsr fully Investigated and
rsmedied.
White Ghost SPOKE Of the rations Of coffee.
and said that II amounted to emily 100 grains
week TO each person. He referred ltoths small
ration Of bacon issued, and said that at . meet
rs 81 ss "a: ~ ns s
nblss ss:ssfh q Il. Lower Bru. .ssncy told .h,
fndians from getting fuel and hay. He wanted
81: p:d 5; e. fSSsn ..S s is
;s s; q iGs be: cattle sysn q then *. 5e 3Sr
tffis.i. 81 Ns.a. IRON .ths ch.ys9n. River yer
s ss q; sns IA
s'' q: d: s.s 9 X: Az se0a soyssn
and isrssr schools. where Their cSiidrsn could
isarn the white man's WAYS. He protested
ts:p:s Ssots sS' s.s sssa
siSus sDd shst shs good ?, ,s sII conssrasd re-
aq5:a snss.s sss o s or
to what the Government proposed TO DO for hIs
% ssreemsnt en- 81 1855. and said that the purpose oi
ths y sas e 'ulaI every promise
HsSEs AZ sSm91s!nsS Ct The o.,
Stands :ss sS Shss ara re-.
"A s:s /: IA sr..a1
moved e;s osrs sna e Ssss ii c,hs Tssnsd not to
'9.is fis,le Se Hs.s s.y,pe m again said II that hi.
did Ss g s
Sas' Who Sas SPOKEN i bad ssprsssed 4. ssms d.. t.
bers Of the .delssatiou were in favor cf ciyll
ial iaslrucssd P. the 'i in..rpr.ssr s'f susS
g stand up. With ~ - e. single exception
shs indian aseis peiies q f%ns % RIDGE. 4hs co%@is.
sionor explained his vote BY SAYING tha. q
risce in ~ army he'd beeS offered him by Ger:
TN: s;%s.1 e. sstsd
ma BeeE, from standing Rook, said that the
had had meeting at which they asked him to
insi.t upon more reservation schools, His
schools. II the schools were located on the
reservation their ipnuence would b felt net
In this way thS greatest possible good could be
Several aSHers speke.. but nothing Of special
interest wa4 el:cltsd. Another. conference will
Pine Ridgs epd .Rosebud ssenclss WIN speak.
Jt e = notable fact. in view Of the many pub
among the fndians. that thus fer in The fpnfe.-
6oiont food.
The sun., 1891-02-10
A F0Ra0TTKN OLD TANK.
The History Of the OLD Manhattan Bank
Charter Again Revived.

The History OF the OLD Manhattan Bank
Charter Again Revived.
Once upon Q time whom there were only two
banks In the city OF New York. and they were
virtually controlled BY the Fsderalists under
the leadership OF Alexander Hamilton. 1t be-
came Of vital importance to the Republican
party that they should have at least one f1nan-
cal stronghold. and Aaron Burr. Hamilton's
all-time rival. found Q means OF getting the
bank. He did not resort to tho rough and
reckless methods usually resorted to by men
like Simmons and Claassen and Pell. who re-
Gently wanted . bank and got It: but Mr. Burr
resorted to strategy to gain his bank.
Mr.. Burr WAS not . truly good man. but he
was . smart man. and ho told his friends that
he would get the charter for . new bank In
spite OF all, opposition. and he did. This Is
how he did It, He first got himself elected to
the Legislature OF 179s and very soon after
presented q bill there to charter "s company
to furnish tho city with pure and wholesome
water" and thereby he won the good will Of
tho people on the lump. They needed pure
sHSi'i Mstsr IL .h.m % W. esa. xna % M: Busrs -
IN s Seu ss R
g sen sna snoad s%Doa i. wsa salDas II
a?h Thas i%ai uaI,mil:d pev.r wa. conferred by the
charter on the pew company: and whom Gov.
tie mask and or9enizsd the Bank q the Man
a5SS s5e sfs er bo F.aer., ,s ba. &,
around town. and the hrst and biggest one Of
these was dug In Reade street Just west OF
~ n9as s. On. the old wells disappeared. but
inx up trouble for our Health Department. As
at 25 GentIs street IN. tank reaches from the
cellar to the top 1oor. closed over, covered In,
snd well nigh inscoesslble. upie.s : New
have 70 be forthcomins or else tho tho charter a oi
The anE 1s IN
Board Of Health, received q letter Yesterday
iy; Nj: Wilson sent DI: Msrt|n 70 inssstis
bssa .clssnsd; By order oi Prsstdsnt wilson.
and take samples OF It's water to anslyze.
The sun., 1891-02-10
No. the Ring HI. Clerk Stole. Ne s.y..

Not the RtnG 0ls CIerk Stole, Ne 6ays.
Horace c. Hardy. the diamond importer. so
Maiden lane. 10 having trouble In his attempt
to recover his diamonds. which were pledged
By bis clerk. Charles J. Knothe. Yesterday hs
called for . diamond pledged with D. Abrams
81 Park row, for $40 In October last Abrams
refused to deliver thu pledge, but accompanied
Detective Sergeant MCCARTHY te the Jefferson
sminsd tho stone and said that The stone was
not the ono ON which the loan had hsen made.
II WAS OF poor quality In comparison to those
he dealt Ia. The pawhbrokor rad 1t WAS the
stone piedned with him and he had no other.
Justice McMahon sent, Onicer Foley out with
eswnbroksr offered 70 lend SEQ on Il stili Sir.. III.
Hsrd{ Insisted that !hs atsWGnd was MOI hls.
attention Of the Judge In the trial court 10 the
fact
The sun., 1891-02-10
DR.. sherer Once Moro Exoneratea.

After several Investigations By special treas.
ury agents and others into the methods Of DR..
Edward 6hsrer ir testing sugars at the lsbora-
tory in the Appraiser Stores. o. b. Tittmsn.
Of the United States Coast and Gsodeuc Sur
vey. was directed By Assistant Secretary
max. an investiasson @ oa hls owP hooi. Do
fhersr wa: removed by tho Cleveland admin
WAS reinstatsd by Secretary Window. An.
other Investigation followed. and pr. Bheror
wac deDosed from bis place as chief sugar Ok
pTaissr Cooper has fnsIsted all along that .br,
Shersr WAS ocErsct IN his tests. and DO applied
Tmsn En- ust r. "a
It sxoneratos pr; Sheror and sustsins bis 10.
teIpretstion OF the sngaf telts as a&alnst those
The sun., 1891-02-10
IIeu.e OF Representative.

Tho session ofths House this morning began
IN rather stormy manner. After tho reading
u the journal. Mr.. Cannon (Rep.. Ill., moved
that tho House so into Committee OF the
Whole on tho Sundrv Civil Appropriation bill.
hL Grout tsep.. VT called attention to tho
Tact that this was District Of Columbia day.
and antagonizet Tho motion.
Mr.. Anderson iI.sp.. Kan.l remarked that
the hills ri tho class now brought In by the
Committee on tho District 0f Columbia were
uniformly deira,ed In the House.
Mr. liemhbilI tDem.. s. O.j-A gentleman who
makes such statement rs that docs not know
what he Is tulkiua about.
Nr. Anderson-I do know what am talking
about
Nr. Hsmphill Il thought you had some sense.
The gentlemen approached one smother. mud.
ssvinG met good naturedly shook hands. and
III. Anderson playfully tapped Mr.. Hemphill
"a the check.
Ar. buchanan tRep.. N. JJ demanded tho
ssRulsr order. amt the Speaker put the ques-
uon on Mr. Csnnon's motion
Mr. Springer tDem.. ILL., protested. but his
Protest wss OF no avail. Mr.. buchanan rsiter-
sting his demand.
Then Mr.. Grout asksi unanimous consent
neat but 70 thIs Dir. Enlos dem. Tsun.i oh.
C..s0Nt btAbh8 tout. VINO ~ Wouiu ~ kIeu
nsar the gentleman. he was opposed to unani-
S9us @S9us consent being always confined to one
.nL Cannon motion was agreed to. and Mr.
STson tlten. Ill. took the chair.
nsat app oprlatina sio6. 100 iSr Tho erec,ion Of
:ss5Hms%SIstion s5s5mns Of the victims OF the British
':is gsH; & :sS:: s:sa: e.:
tS.et o. order, Snf NJ, 5plno!s gsy9 notice
AT Buchanan lkep.. n " also gave 9otice
S.psater.s eve, ask the House 70 pass . bill ap.
Sfcprtattng 10000 to cid i9 the construotion
M spin9is appealed to III. Cannon, ss .
q shi Sa Lyle Z
mSpt bill.
NJ Cannon offered to give tho frst three
EeSks Of the next Congress to Mr.. Bpinols and
Stas Sass. ssntlsnen trSM New Jersey for the ooa-
::: s.: ~ s,;s, 1Ss ss - SIss I.s
The sun., 1891-02-10

me steamer, ftaye which arrived lest. fsssdsy,
q % FIss S .osn y%D1, eyer Sr'Hsss
American Physcisn 70 ssrtve in Bertha a!S, Ilon4Y
Lew Prot k9sh,. s.s.tsnss Pr Mccoy .i.c s.ts.dsl
the greatest living surgeon Of Germany whore he cav
suaceanuly treated hunafede OF padenu su6eftAg
In addition Dr: Mccoy rsceivsd private eeusse
OF instruction the Charity Hospital from one o. ~
stan physioanA
Or NoUoys afrauGsments are now psrtsetsd saA As
Il must b. rsmsm6srsd that not only doss ~ 9RS
ease white swe!lins serof9la and certain sktn aesass
are Also treated ~ the use Of the the
instrument necessary 70 b used being small kypeK
dermio needle
The precious lymph y kept h vault n the IAneesp
Depot
The sun., 1891-02-10
The Marr,age Broke the WIN.

Surrogate Hanson yesterday declared the
will OF Virginia g. Dillon. descendant OF n
wealthy Georgia family. invalid. because It
was executed prior to her marriage with Jack
marriage, and male o will In its. favor just
after Dillon's death. Subsequently she was
6scrss@ no Vii nSW s:ks SS ons.hal q % tS. real
2SSSs& lPn by his VILE Her estate y Waived at
The sun., 1891-02-10
FROM CATARRH TO CONSUMPTION.
TARRH WHICH SHOULD BK
NEEDED IN TIME.
Feresunners or . Fate whish Nay CsDs
co You Ir the wasniugs or Dsas Nature
srs Not Speedily MeeasA-gasesssNau
Treating Fatienss with KseA,s Ly.pA.

when ostarh has existed In the head aud The uppss
Part Of hs throat for any lsnatn OF time and the 1is
ease has been lett uncufed, the oAtArrh tnvaftAbIy
into the bronchial tubes which tubes convoy hs AT
Into the dtneent paris OF the unRs The tubSs become
a0seteu from the swsnE and the muous arising fro1
cstsrrh ana IN sone instances become plusesd M .
n:ss q breath iS!lowS and the patient Ssssshss Wiz
The pain which seoompauiss this condition 10 OF sui
character felt IN the chest behind the breast bone q
under the shoulder blaze. The pain may oons and 70
last few days and then Be absent fos several Sthe
The cough that ocours IN the nrst stage Of bronohi
cssrrh m y Dry Gomez as a. ntsrya!. h.etins q ehaE
nfst evidence OF the disease extending In ths Tnsc
A. nrst there may be nothing brought up by the
cough. thea there II little tough. tsnseioSs muouS
which the patisnt nnds great dieulty IN bringing o.
sometimes there are fits OF coughing induced By The
tough nucus-eo violant a. to cause vomiting, Later
on the mucus that 10 rAlaed y found 70 esntala sma
particle, i .f ysiSv matter which isdioa2ss as Ae
In come cases small masses VI ohsSsy sebG1alee afo
spit mp which, whom presssd between The nnasfs sIiS
bad odor In other casss parttoise Of hard ohalkY
nature are SPIT up The raising Of chsesy or ohaky
lumps ndicatea serious schif o. work IN the lunG1
A weak stomach and dsliks for feed. whioh sSe0o
70 have lost taste causes the patient think 10 keS
2 dssae Of the stomach instead OF the lpnSs. q
sna hosr,s There e burning palm In ths threaI Vi0
This u dseass which has been ana y ssin bsine
trestsd With nasrne success By Drs. Mccoy. Wild1AS
tcopyrsht issa By Dr. }. Q. Msooyl
The sun., 1891-02-10
Col. Marphy Able to Re ont

Col. Michael @. Murphy is still under med.
ical treatment at A East Thirtieth street. but
was reported last night to 10 oonvalsscins
from the stomach affection which has afiicted
him for nearly year past. Two months ago
the operation OF Rsstrotomy for the purpose II
opening the passages 20 tho stomach was per-
fissh and strengh b ever sinos. He weighed at
the time OF the operation but 90 pounds, and
now ysishs llg; III. original weight was about
able to 20 out yesterday. as he has several
The sun., 1891-02-10
All Quiet In Central Aus-acs,

II has been ums.honorsd opinion among
the coffee men OF New York that the South
American republics stop fighting whom the
coffee crop is to be gathered. It was Officially
Of trouble IN Hondurss and GuetemsIs arc
without foundation. Jacob Bsiz. Consul Cen.
eral for Honduras and Gue!smsla, received
Guatemala. dated Eundey. and the other from
President Boe,an, dated Yesterday. ssylna the
America. arc wholly untrue. and that perfect
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