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&indo% At pH.n pubic NESTING si % q tie Esshsnss
yesterday; a committee was appointed to
% f.senaor 'GHs TsomssG. N Flat. said in converse
%f sss's5sfSS. regard the death Q,
affairs of the country. as national calamity.
parable s% ss psrs s Insspss y the o.S s
net. under uniavorablo cirgumstances and
mnpb na s5SSns op, q
10 the functions o. the ofilce and has grad
ually s,renethened himself In the position.
Of the asa!rs Of the department has been, a
eounsss Ss have s sqms e beiose Il and sn Do Dc os 5
hesitate T. say that no man who ever Occupied
shs post y OF ne enjoyed mRrs tho5oGnghly The con
soan.r9 and % 30 % s"ysrnsd 'ts 5, the spin"ns u
very materially. In all oi those conference EOS with
the financial men 1t was very evident that there
TO sn
ffsasary In tho last few, months some d ths
ssI. snsn sn fs wa. S
Of tho secretary. desire e ascertain the eSiti. t.
nsG 81 pns0 .n H.
ever careful. confederate, conservstive. snd
patriotic In all hls ilnancial actions. Every he
retHrys death"
Super .titIously inclined persons tnlked yes.
-four invited guests Thirteen, including Score.
tary Window, were left y sit at tho table Of
honor In tho banquet hall. There was some
within three days OF year ago that Secretary
Trncy's house was burned and his wife WAS
templatinR n trip TO New York with tho other
members Of ths Cabinet TO attend the United
6tates supreme Court celebration.
Tho Ohio Society mot last night at its rooms
238 fiftb avoIuo. with Gen. Wager Swayne In
the chair. md adopted commemorative reso-
lutionv. Iresident SwaynO appointed tlia
commIttoo TO attend the funeral as representa-
tives Of this society; Senators John sherman.
Plumb. and Henry n. Payne. and simon WoV.
6ll q Wnshingt9n: and fron New iork A. A. l.:
Warren Higley. Frederick Z. Train. aud NAH
lar. fhanCe
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BRIBERY IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
What the Report OF tho Special Committee
OF tho LeGis Stature Snys About II.

What the Report OF tho Special Committee
OF tho LegisIature Says About 1t.
PIERRE. 8. D.. Jan. 3O.-Mr. Walker Chair
man Of the special bribery committee OF tho
Legislature. made report this morning.
1t contains the testimony Of Representatives
Christensen. Dahlcr. Walker. Stevens Of Mar
shall. Kelly OF Moody and Hall Christensen
testified that Clark RoarpnuRh offered him
$500 to vote in favor Of the Brown county con-
testant. Dahler testified that Dr. w. L. Brown
OF the lankton Agency offered him anything
ho wanted In tho shape OF money or o place II
he would vote for Moody
Walker testified that Ben Harvey offered him
ANYTHING he wanted II he would vote with tho
Republicans on organization. Stevens said
Clark Roarpaugh offered him o 1880 place II
be would net with the Republicnns. Kelly OF
Moody said mum named We!ch had ap.
preached him on the streets ind said he would
pay 70 him. or 60 and Eet for him. $1,000 II he
wou! d vote for Moody and also ior retaining
tho Lawrence County contnstecs.
Hall Of Sulley. the Republican. testified that
James Erwin; q Depocrat. at the beginning Of
out OF the Republican caucus,
Senator to-day. 145 voting Moody got so;
Tripp; %; Melville. 20; Seward. a.; Crose. 10 !;
Campbell. 9; Harden. Il, Clifford. Meilette.
Kyle, Winslow. 3 each: Fowler. 4: King, s /:
Sterling. 2: Pickler. /: others scattering.
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ASSEATBLYMAy DEM4RESTS CASE
Ths GRAND Jury Arer Missing Evadenee
Other Queer Transactions.


Ths Grand Jury Afser Missing Evidenee-
Other Queer Transactions.
NYAcx. Jan. S0.-The consideration OF As
scmblyman Demarest's case was begun by
the Grand Jury on Wednesday afternoon.
Last night they adjourned until Feb. IL, to
procure. II possible. the forged papers on
which the affidavit OF Tax Collector John T.
Gurdineer OF Upper Nyack Is based. It is
rumored that those most essential documents
have been destroyed.
Another queer financial transaction BY the
Little Giant" was reported in Nyack to-day
BY the Treasurer OF tho Rockland County In
dustrial Association OF which Demarest was
President
The Industrial Association owed the
National Trotting Association. whose head
quarters are In Cincinnati. . little over
me- sa =" STeekf fsS # sss sanen
signed By the proper officers Of the National
Association. and claimed thn' he had paid the
Treasurer Of the Ind astrial Association reim. In.
Last Week The industra fs Assoeiatioe % lon su Was as
tonished by a letter from. the Secretary OF the
National nng asking why the
said that he had written Mr.. Demarest five or
six times without r"ceiy!ng ly response; and
but that the drafts had co%s baSk dsh"nored.
Another case ia reported by q Nyack LAWYER.
who has been instructed by New York clients
70 sue Demnrest to recover 500 collected by
sne A,semShyman nan IN ms capa"y rs,s as iawyer
creditors.
1t Ia o well-known fact that the Rockland
County Democrat. the Nyack newspaper owned
by Dsmarest and edited by his friend Judge
Joseph Il Kelly. is In financial straits. not
and State money In December for official print
ing. A Suspension OF tho paper and It's sale. or
its foreclosure OF the chattel mortgage which
covers the plant, are daily looked for.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Press ":ati tiuS S. al fi Gsi@on,co's this evening "
Day: cum%ns; and Hy n: 10, the Su.fa,. "a:
ISos .sIs hsa IN ss ball zach for trial In Jefferson
Aye story iron ead9f q sns% s 70 tsf 5. u..s ssS
Tor RusaiAn bath establishment
m,y S.iS's y.sss T. n: Sp,s
Of St5"s soto against % tho " Manhattan Sss.y oomp.n1
yss a. b.. .: . ] :.s
.sS y S:5a MSi si 's1f Ella 70,
H. nya H1,sa La.y a Yss:pH Vs.: 1 T.
D. to state prison eighteen aud three msnihI
ssn
,ineed hi. 1 G .n.' p. GSuss waa SSrnnE
OF aHti and hsb. eorpa
ss,s; il .icoS bal, on charge Of Dria'ia; 'S's's'
' sas: s.' %ss 81: :s' s s:::;
sn Wa. 1aia Stree. Ss ''seA James A"' III '''''
y:y Ys,. ssa ~
3.Ij s. iS!., 9eSs y5. ''''' s''''
n ;s se.'.' : :sa:
Ssfs cssss l% I'm. A'.i; in he
s:s.I y Il r.. S.ss ~ H:; 4
e.. Gsn: %Gn:s s... .sG ei.. e. break he
The annual bali Of tho U, + Grant Hsss Company oi
the Snth ward will take place Monday evening ~
Caefonian Hall and the folowinE prizes viii BE- ps.
.aGsm dI., mao's''aa hat .'iiv'i pitcher .ad.
Tho leases and privileges Of Pier tnsvl ST. North
River were sod yeslerdHy TO william W Rossitsr IN!
ten years at the upset price, elooO per Annum ana
at an ann uai rental o, $40.
John 4. Roosevelt and Katie T. sehsrmsrhorn have
ured letters OF adminisrston upon tho estate OF
As kossrs ] maoss1:s t .SS Ssss ses:sn a;a.
deposited $40 OIJ In seculttss With . trust company
and gave bond for t6,iss2
Tho Hou,oa. Tsst Street And PAvonA Ferry Raiirosd
stock fIom s2Jopop TO g. n,Ouo0 for the purpe.s q
street Ferry Railroad Company the latter company
having ,nrr.nasred e the former all IL capital stock
Tho Medical and Scientific Board Of tbs New York
BactsrioloElc.l Institute va. orssnised on wsdnssday
Its object 10 to study ooptATous dissAssa Dr Paul
s Gys e.: b9a =: "e:s bison min"h b. IL h
brook Curiia Dr. Alexander Lisntard Dr. Frsder!ch
Peterson Dr. q. Won schaick Dr. c. HsSson. and Or.
A. Le,eve.
jams. Noonan who was convicted Of br..tin. INTO
Ge,rAl Sessions, but Lawyer Purdy koonsn'. counsel
sa %ea: ana sss on u. sgosad
cred evidence tho alleged OF Gus ke,tlsr
that he had committed Tho burglary Deputy Assstahs
s, sS b. b. fs,s 1s; r:.a 10
and Recorder smyth adjourned the mouon unt'
Wednesday.
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MIR. WINDOM'S PROPERTY.
A Great Deal of Hts Money Locked Up In
silver Mine In Colorado.

silver Nine In Colorado.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3O.-" William Window
died comparatively poor man. thanks to tho
legislation which coddes the iron. the coal. and
the manufacturing interest,". md which is hos
tile TO one OF the two great interests OF that
portion OF the United States west OF the Mis-
souri, River" said Mr.. W. A. Bennett. . per-
sonsl friend Of the late Secretary OF the Treas
ury, and who had been associated with him In
all his mining operations.
1T was my good fortune" continued Mr..
Bennett Ito know Mr.. Window from the time
he WAS an obscure ,silor's apprentice In Vino
ass M7n his sas saapss ss sei ssnd
-, - 1t was in 1867 that. at the suggestion Of Mr..
Window, went TO Germany to take . supple,
mertary course in mining eneineering. and
sap.rin!spdsnt q shs different @iniuS enter: ss:
y as se interest 1T ,sSs
IN the aSuq %1: ss b. ss
@ Ssr and .s Worth @ q sod SdA'ss ss the ton. on
ahnE: Hs nnt the
II: S sSs
Verse Verse svsr s isSlssticn. compelled Sess.tien
s Ts ssd' u sass ssa d.s .ai
OF Mr., wlndom.s monsy AS soon q mining 10
put on PAR With the conntty's other indus
trles We will resume operauops. and from the
rressnt temper OF the people think 1t will DO
reae nably soon.
Mr.. Windom did not incline to land speculs-
lion. In 1882 he erected u block Of houses at Du-
range, which yielded him = return Of eight or
sieaa in Winona worth about $4,000. he has
little nr no money In real estate. In 1873 he held
Cooke. OF this city, advised him to transfer the
nmnds into Land and as that great nnansl",s "a
did 80. Ho secured 10000 acres, IN acre for
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saw alive on Tuesday at tho regular meeting Of

VI = uSpeoy NJ tuot0k"ot m0CeAuk Va
u me femains arrived in Washington q. 4:so.
ssrs nsSSIns neatly ali sSs issdiSs 1n pubic
!; sss. IS
sssi ses smPs1.s. %sns ss al sss
!: ~ aTss:iHiI SsP:nsn' sosI and
d.n Si shs Prss
,ary Rust, Cen. schcficid, and and solicitor, Gen:
sss s s sstsy eSn'ass ss essd.
sSs for s, y y then t:n e /.
nry Natiopal Guard, under Lieut.. Moore. and
borne TO the hearss.
%Gssa olGss HSs body 81 ths o. a0a WITH
mt and 'ii @ s 81
!: ,si PSs
s H9a ss fEs,iss.s s.ns q a:s s sssSsss
srsI Tsit. Assistsnt sssretaU spsuidIne and
Second M'sS second
uasSr Eourth Asd'He lyaSs
Wilisis. and . long ,lins. of. Tieasur, ofioials
mum berinG several hundred
Carriages were. provided for oil. and the
cortaee headed bv two mounted policemen.
moved slowly BY way Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Vermont avenue and Massachusetts eeyenue
70 the Secreiarys late residence. l,422 Massa-
chusetts ayenue, where the stricken family
The Presidsnt and all Of his offlcisl family
followed tho remains into the house and walt;
his, assistants placed tho body n the front
parlor and opened tho top part Of tho lid 40 IS
to exposo 10 view the sscretary's familiar
feRturcs.
Mrs Blaine remained with the President and
was the only lady present whom the latter and
who aeoompan!ed ths remains from ne station
Looked upon {he oo!d unmoysd face si their nns
and scsfs T. ;ae s,., syss
Ing WAS said. however AMI tho party
passed out Of the house as quickly IS they mad
entered Il When the room was cleared the
beresyed widow and her laush,ers visited It
In private and remained there for about I'VE
minutes They. were nearly distracted with
composure. While Mrs. Window was knes cling
over the csskst sobbing convusively the Brit;
tsh Minister appeared at the front door and
left message Of coincidence for the family.
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RIOTOUs BRITISH SOLDIERS.

Conflicts Between the Bermudans and Men,
bers Of the Leicestershiro Regiment.
Boston. Jan. 3O.-A despatch to the Herald
from Halifax says:
"A letter from Bermuda says the Leicester
shire regiment. stationed on that island, which
is under orders to relieve the Duke of Yelling
toms regiment at Halifax. contains q large
number Of rufflans who have created roign
OF terror in Bermuda. They attacked some
to the support OF the sailors and defeated the
soldiers.
g. The latter. in revenge. attacked and nearly
killed a native. and sixty commissioned
officers and men. armed with sticks and iron
bars. lay In ambush for the thirty native work.
Of the design, sent a strong escort Of troops.
who took the riotous soldiers prisoners. Or.
Outerbridge. y member OF the colonial Parln-
rullians. Twenty men OF the regiment are
down for trial by court martial"
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A.M.-I22o ses Second avenue Mary walsh's dam.
aQe &so 1850 rs Pearl Street, H. brewer BFothers
bag factory damage stock a. U to building e. 500;
900. 5l8 Tenth avenue. William Newmans furniture
storage house and j. W. Ilo6man's liquor storage
house. damage to SewmAns 500 to lIofnans 800 10
building siC1; 1892 458 East liza street Patrick
Codys damage $3.50, 1850 80 Sheriff street. dam
S3j
N.-lsG: 1888 pslanesy, street Thomas Brady'L
bsners damage $50; 60 30 Maiden lane, r MAnseIs
spongs and ch hanos store han,aas $50 o. i2i Yul.
lIsllsnbscks printing of,ee. damage 10 Restaurant
$3.50. 10 printing Office SOD 70 building e2So
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SIZE HAS JUDGE DUFTT's SYMPATHY.
Mr.. Darker Has tho Furniture, but Prom
i-es to Give 1t to Mrs. Potter.

Mr.. Darker Has tho Furniture, but Prom.
i-es to Give 1t to Mrs. Potter.
Justice Duffy at the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday dismissed tho complaint Of
grand larceny made against Charles b. Barker
by Mrs. Florence Potter. who says she Is an
actress. She had been living with Mr.. Barker
at 1858 West Fity-first street. Barker had an
income Of $4,000 n year., He is marrlel man.
He took Mrs. Potter 10 Europe and also mnde
several yachting trips with her. They finally
parted. and on July 25 1890 BAR ker packed up
In sf @ hGi Ie Snd
larceny. Mrs. lotter asserted that she had
paid for the furniture
In dismssing the COMPLAINT Justice Duffy
said his sympathins were with Mra Potter and
that tho case SHOULD not have been brought in
with Mr.. Barker or his lnwyor. Mr.. Barker
promised TO givO Mrs Potter the furniture.
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DR.. Knowles and His Wife to Have New
Trial.

LITcnr1ELD. Conn. jan. 3c.-Ths Supreme
Court to-day granted new trials to DR.. David
Knowles and his wife. who are in Wetherslcld
prison serving sentences OF ton years each for
the murder OF John Waters. In Lanesville.
Tho lawyers for young George Knowles tho
son OF the Doctor. did not appeal bis case and
he will serve out his sentence OF seven years.
Early last September. in the town OF Lanes.
Vile. John Waters. who headed so-called
vigilance committee. was shot and Instantly
killed while trying to force bis way into the
house of,Dr Knowles. George Knowles fred
the fatal shot. The Som%issee had gone to to
brother jay and hts vile the use Of
and their home had cen burned BY the Doc.
tor. it Is alleged. and they had no place to
remain over night The Doctor refused to
take his brothers family In. although there
were at least halt q dozen unoccupied rooms
tee, and it WAS Tor him that the bullet which
killed John Waters was intended. The Doctor
and his wife applauded the killing OF waters.
and told George to shoot again apd XIII jay.
The vigilance committee alter the murder
almost tore the honse apart, The Doctor. his
Wife and son were tried and convicted OF man
slaughter: The son was sen'enced to seven
years. and the doctor and his wife to 10 years
each,
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ARGENTINE EIN.fNCES.

Panicky Feeling In Ceduias and Anxiety
About the Provi ncial Mortgage Bank.
BuENos AYnEs, Jan. 3O.-There is o panicky
feeling In Cedulas, and there is much anxiety
as to the position OF the Provincial Mortgage
Bank. The Government has notified the bank
that it must depend upon Its own resources to
pay coupons so far us its receipts allow. and
has ordered 1t to give bonds. with per cont
Amortiz alton. for the balance.
At u meeting OF Ccdulhs coupon holders
protests were made and will DO presented to
the Goyernment against the 30 per cent. tax.
The Hale Company has protested aR ain st the
proyement Company.
The President mas signed the law taxing the
deposits and profits OF private banks.
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Ex-senator w.ll.c.'. Property SOLD.

OLEAnr1ELD. Pa. Jan. 3O.-The Clearflsld
county real estate OF ex-senator Wallace WAS
sold to-day at sheriH's sale. and the whole
amount realized was s30.0O0. This is subject to
mortgages and liens amounting to about
s13O.OOO. The proceeds Of tho snle 70 to salts
fyinR Judgments confessed prior to the assign.
was bought by Thomas l.. Wallace Of Harris
burg.
Senator Wallace is his agent and will manage
the pi operty to nay prior liens and other debts
He Ia sanguine he can nay all. No part Of the
large coal property OF 5,2UO acres was sold.
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that all the space IN the .tsping car. tina. are TO
pose the paAtia train arranged by that for
Ns first tour TO The Golden As as heen SO although
!ns train y not scheduled 10 cave New York until
Zen ,ii Tie party vi numbrE over lNt persoHs aud
= composed et !sat,ug rHsns Of ttnsion Hartford,
New raven New York. Ilt!airiph.a baltimore WasIl-
inston. Harrisburg Pittsburgh and other Easts n
cities nn understood that number OF families who
winter months have secured space on the speca train
and will winter in Lower ia itorna where the emery
beautiful the climate Is deiRhfu and the hoel &C.
commolAtions ol . very suberior character -Am
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Action OF the New York Legisi.tur
AIpASy. Jan. sO.-In the Assembly to-day
Mr. Acker Introduced the following:

ALBANY, Jan. SO.-In. the Assembly to-day
Mr.. Acker introduced the followinE:
wh.yeas The sad news OF the death OF 6sSf1sefy
windom while attending the annual banquet o. the
Board OF Trade New York and while rsspondine 20
tbs toast "Our countrys prosperity dependent upon
liz uments Of commerce causes profound sofroW
a. II nashes the land, aud .-. - -
rh,rsoi lie performed 90 important services service Tor .
l0ne term the Congress OF the United stseee
and In the Cabinet Of President 8srned a secretary OF
Tisysas William O. window Secretary of the Treas
ury Cabinet Of the President Of the United siaies
haa by his prudent ent and wise inistra.
zion OF the tona fnances rendered timely AID TO the
business and material prospcr rity OF the coun
R,i"p,d That out OF respect the dead statesmen
this nouss DO now adjourn.
In moving tho adoption Of his resolutions
Mr. Acker raid q brief tribute to the character
and public services OF Secretary Window. The
tho House adjourned until Monday evening.
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Dr. David b. Gould lives on tho first floor OF
141 Hester street The upper part OF the build
ing Is occupied by q jewish firm OF cloak
manufacturers. They use large number Of
machines which. when they are all running.
make great deal Of noise.
Necently tho Doctor complained to the land.
lord OF the noise. and threatened 10 move n II
did not cease. On returning homo last night.
about 10 o'clock, DR.. Gould discovered that tho
saturated with kerosene. and that q great
number OF paror matches had been strewn
around. ue notified tho police.
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Lieut.. Casey. Slayer Not Carlisle Pup,

CARLISLE. Pa. Jan. So.-Cspt. Pratt OF the
Indian Institute here denies that the slayer OF
Lieut. Casey, said TO lie a son OF = Sioux warrior
known as No Water. was ever student OF Car
Isle. He says that only two Sioux have been
graduated at Carlisle. One. George Means. has
been employed at Pine Ridge agency all winter.
and with score or more former pupils OF Car
trouble. The other graduate is Miss Nellie
ROBERTSON. who Is s.ill in Carlisle. Capt. Irai.
further says that No Water never had child
the school, who know him, say that his chtldren
have mover been in any school. Capt Pratt
now st the kosebud ana Pine Ridge agencies
only seven we're with The ghost danceIs, mono
brave was wounded.
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BROOKLyN.

Tho Rev Dr. j. II. Cunning Of Boston has been called
vacant pastorats OF the Bedford avenue Baptist
Church.
william Link who arrested for alleged partici.
patton IN tho S5uD robbery In the twenty sixth Ward
Esnk has been han led over TO the police authorities Of
New YORK, where hs is wanted on n charge Of grand
larency The Grand jury failed 10 ndict him for tho
bank Job
Capt, W. j. Coliins Of Company A., ,Thrtssnth Rss.
nscnd with lie Natona Guard for ton years and was
ono OF tho most nopular and hard working Officers In
the regiment An effort will bs made to Induce him TO
withdraw his sRnatton,
The sun., 1891-01-31
TIE MAINE ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE
A Plan, OF Campaign for Prohibition Work
Adopted-Portlnnd Hotel Mon Alarmed.

AaOpteo-fOrtlnn0 hAOtcl MON AlArmed.
BANGOR. Jan. 90.-The ProEibitionists have
begun to act. and tho Peoples Enforcement
Lenguo has been formed and tho plan OF CAM
pniHn laid out There will be a general confer
enco of the party at Augusta. Feb. and 7, un.
dor tho auspices OF tho National and State
committees. at which John +. A. st. John. OK.
Governor OF Kansas and Presidential oandi-
date OF tho rrohibitlonlsts In 1884. Aaron
Clark OF buxton. Gen; Neal Dow 3t Portland.
Chairman Dickey OF the National Prohibitory
Committee. Col. Eustis Of Dixiield. voiney b.
Cushing OF isanEor n. Woodbury. OF Auburn.
present.
In Portland the whskey wnr has already he.
gun. and there is almost q panic among the
!lauorr dealers, speoial depnties are scour!ps
Western l,romrnade conSternation reigns
among handlers Of the stun, great deal
of liquor has already been seized, and tho dep.
niies declare that they arc IN the work 70. ell
principal hotels oil have bars and the pro-
prietors arc as mad as wet hens over tho new
turn In affairs They threaten to close their
houses to transient customers.
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ssuator Jone. or Nexads Re.electsd.

day Senator Jones was elected United states
Senator for the fourth tiale, receiving "a votes
out Of 30.
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each dollar invested. and held and paid taxss
on the land until a few years ago. ,WheS the
caused a rapid rise In value. and Mr.. Winde-n
sold his holdings to great advantage.
The sun., 1891-01-31
Tho Collision Results in tho Captains
Death.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8o.-Capt. burrows NJ.
French OF tho New York schooner Minnie and
Gussie died to-day from shock and exhaus-
ton. the result OF injuries received on Tuesday
night last. when the Bg,ish steamer Macedonia
sank his schooner off Cape uenlopen.
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The Fact

nat rhsusAtism 10 caused by morSia condition OF
the Ssed sxp,Ans The OF Hoods sarsapariA In
curing this disease We have many letters teius OF
cures which seem really wonderful Hoods sa-sapa
rta ovsreomss neutrasss The acidty Of the Mood
and restores the vital huid to q healthy condition
rhsss Who suffer the paias and aches Of rhsum atsm
sAsuld try Hoods sarsaparifA
For chronic rhsumatism Hoods sarsapari,ia DID me
mere good than any thing else have ever tahsn"-r
MILLER Limerick Centre, Pa.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
ssid b. all druerssa ei sis fer - Prepared only By
c. I HOOD Co. Apothscarisa Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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IL xs4 Lombard street and W. " Whites camp
OF Randolph rect. near Madison: engraved case
with Initials NJ. = W" outside of case sulta-
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/ OsT-LADN'S GOLD WATCH RFTwEEN
L. Iesler avenue poxer-hcuSe ana this Office. ir-
scTlption on back. Tom 70 Roena" suitable re-
street
I oST-A TANeCOLoRED SATCHEL on
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SPECIAL NOTICE
THE DENVER fRUIT MARKET WILL
eyer saturday morning vita a nle assortment
= Of fxaits, ~ l. WssllAka
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TyIFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY - PRTN-
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tie. Collections and legal business attended to in
al parts Of the United states. Collection II rents
and personal supervision of property for residents
and non-FesIdentS- sixteen years experience.
Highest references. George W. Flheld. manager
Seattle ofsce. rooms and Rengstorn building,
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