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1ESSY Is ~ 4 BAD WE
The Great swaybnck May Never Race
Agnin.

Although the bookmakers doing a future
business on the Brooklyn and Suburban haI-
dicaIs hold Tcnny fuvori,o at 10 to l. it is alto
Gcthcr probable that tho great swayback will
not go to tho post in either event
His legs. which were in very shaky condi-
ton all last year. necessitating the most dill
gent care on tho part Of his trainer Snip
n "I are in, n very bud way II, present.
and that. too. in face OF tho fact that
h1et i tai not been bee even trottrd since
during the winter hning been done at slow
walk The legs are swollen. and good Judges
are Of the opinion that great trainer Us Snip
Donovan , is, he has a horculean task before
OF his engagenents.
Last srrng 1t WAS rumored that Tenny had
broken down. or WAS on the verge OF Il break
down, The rri{c in tho winter books length
ened against the horse. and he came to the
b9GSt an! won he Brooklyn Hand cap. Donovan
eating Ten mere Nus chance q
his employer, u. T. .pulsifer. to make some ar
rangenirnts to put tho horse in the stud The
army @i sharks hat follow The turf cried fraud
ably raise the same cry agai in this year. but the
utter coll lrsp 'eSNN
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NOW is THE TIME TO TREAT

Catarrh Of long s.anfing. Eiy's Cream Balm
reaches Old GHd uI,.i,nltc cases whrra III
othec remedies tail. J." not neglect procuring
bottle. AS in il lee the relief sou seek.
Rev. ~. u. fniraiI. u. H., editor Of the Iowa
Methodist, says cdtorialiy: Ne hay" tested
that. by a thorough course Of t:"rtmrnt. \
WI cure almost cvn,y rns" Of catarri Minis.
tiers as class are AFFECTED with hcad and
throat troubles ai..l catarrh seems more Ir,v'
alent than ever ". caInot recommend Eys
Cream Balnl too highly
Apply BALM into each nostril. II is Quickly
Absorbed. Gives xsiies ut once Price 80
cents ut Druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. SO Warren ST.. New York.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
Mr.. Coombs Fails to HIVE the Record
Changed Regarding Iiis Arrest.

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Whcn the House
met Mr.. Coombs OF New York moved to correct
the journal. which stated that ho had been ar
rested by the Sergeant at Arms last night and
brought before the bar Of tho House He held
that the arrest was technical. He was not-
fed by page who told him there was call
Of tho House. Although Ill he came not at tho
expense OF the House. hut at his own expense.
and had endeavored to obey tn. rules
Mr.. Bynum Of Indiana inquired If there was
a warrant for his arrest. Mr. Coombs rcp.!cd
that there was not He held that it WIS not
proper that n member should DO recorded rs
under arrest when he endeavorcd TO do his
duty. Mr.. Bynum held that the arrest of mem.
bers under call was rule Of tho House. Tho
Sergeant at Arms was simply dischar%ins his
duty. After q vote OF II to 81 against tho
motion to expunGe tho arrost OF Mr. COMBS
from the Record. and the p9nt Of no quorum
was made. Mr. CoOmbs Withdrew his moi lon
and I'll" matter was dropped. ~
Mr. O,Neil of PENNSYLVANIA raised n laugh by
gazing that he wai no. present last nshi, ai
calendar in which he was inter estcd. After u
service of twenty .sryycn years he had only been
and he hoped the Lord would continue that
blessing.
Mcssrs Sayers. Holman. aud DinGiry. Tho
House then proceeded with business on the
The Speaker laid before tho House to-day n
letter from the Secretary Of state suhmiitnt:
an estimate OF appropriation Of Sl..Op Tor tho
rent OF Il building Tor III" u" Of the FssCciu-
ton Of American students in Paris, 4 lc'tcr
from Secretary l'tnin" was also laid before lie
House. requesting IN appropriation Of $1,000
for continuing the WORK of binding manu-
Memorial addresses ""rc Delivered by
Messrs. Pickler Of South Dakota. Perkins oi
Wis 'onsin. Bryan Of Nebraska. Lind If Min
nesnta. Johnston Of North OAK ota aud Jollcy0f
South Dakota. and at $3.50 O'Clock the House
nd OurI,u until Monday
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AEUS or 1HE RAILROADS.,
Threaten u War of Rates,

CHICAGO March 1.-The trunk lines have
begun rate war on account OF the Christian
Endeavor Association which mcptS in annual
convention in New York in July. At last week 4
meeting Q! the Central Traffic Association n
rate OF one lowest fare for the round "trip WAS
agreed on. This would mako tho price o!
tickets from Chicago SIS. lnasmuch as there
has been u diGtrrntia al of s.. for two years be-
tween IN" Michigan Central. Lake shore.
Grand Trunk. The Erie and baltimore
, r.. ,, oi r9al, sh9pld mskS $50 thy
fn.te Hmro s snh I'VE m,cnGam ddcntfa
81 diilerontial being allowed on this particular
occa, ion. The Board OF billings. however. do
Sidsd agnin,St them In, th"y have Sn"red tho
DECISION. The thrv" Ids omitted T. "A differ
entihl d"r'alo ,l"ir i"trnti"n OF having tho
benefit Of IT, ono Of them has already in
structed its agents to sell - below any rate
named 10y the lrnnsyvania On that basis
they arc now Offering to make contracts with
Western delegations at SIT
The Board OF liulings seems to DO powcrlcss
to do anything that will settle tho trouble.
General rassenGrr Agent SOUL OF tho balti-
more and ono, propo>au an arbitrnt ion OF tho
matter but his proposition was declined.
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CRAY MONT Hty I0H G0vEHy0E.
A Movement OF the tlevcIanditcs to Get thp
Indiann Man Out Of the Way.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 12.-The contest for
tina Democratic nomination for Governor is
constantly developing new features. Within
tho rast week the politicians have had Socro-
tary Of state Matthews and ey-Gov. Gray
nominated for tho place. Fixing VI
these states by tho indianapolis Democrats
has not been entirely agreeable u tie
candidates. and since YESTERDAY morning 81!
Shantil in. G. C. Mats0n. Charles L. Jcw-tt and
other Democrats Il prominence have been
here attempting TO get an understanding OF
the situation. 1t i given out today that the
attempt 10 make Gray candidnte originated
with the ardent adm irers Of President Cove
land. Theyarcnnxious 70 get GRAY o!! the track
rs aPrc"ihentia possibility a Dcmocr,. who
1 n"s h"1 sa Tux T,n G "n4 cal 4 S TO-
date for Governor and viii NOT Ie. Surroso ho
should allow him .el, t. 'e i,nn:ird-"i
FOR Governor,, the National CONVENTION
would say, We do nc, Inoed you on
To- say that YOU Wi! carry tina State and the
national ticket will not Z 10 nominate Gray
for Governor would take him out Of the list Of
possibilities Tor first or second place on tho
national ticket. This Is what few friends Of
Il"y,eant in INDIANA would like but they will
Gov. Gray said to THE srx correspondent:
II don't understand the movement. I am not
q candidate for Governor. and won't mako
the race.
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Sues the New Orleans Mob Individually.

NE" ORLEANS. llarch l2,-As a suit OF tho
Parish Prison lynchiEg. thu widow Of Ioveto
ComiteH. who was one Of tho Italians, has
ing m"n who took part in the rot ali of than
bong men Of wealth and standing in the com
mrnity. She laims damages on the ground
that the city should have afforded the uri.
nners protection. and that her husband. Com.
teZ, who had never been tried, WAS innocant
q! the murder OF Hcnpessy
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Combination Of Chicago Brcw~r,es Not
Owned by English SyndIca,c..

CHICAGO. March IA big combination Of
Chicago brcweries, which has been in process
OF organization for several months. WAS incor-
porated at Springfield to-day. The corpora
tion will be known as tho Chicago Brewing AMI
Mating Company. with capital stock Of
S2O.uWNOul. Tho incoruorat0rs are William
pie. who are attorneys for the brewers inter-
estrd.
tnp ~ RI, twnnt'ti,,ht hrnr W. s -, ~ 'n,'n
!" t controlled by tn" English syndicate. II Will
rival the whiskey trust in financial strength.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
OBITUARY.

Gregory Thurston Bcdcll. third Bishop CT the
PROTESTANT Episcopal diocese OF Ohio. died on
Friday in the Dakota apartment house. Eighth
avcnte and Seventy second street. He had
been sick OF complication OF diseases for
three years. Bishop Bedell was born in Hud-
son. N Y. on Aug. 81. 1917. His father was .
clergyman and author OF note. Hc was years
old when he became student in the Rev. Dr.
Muhlenberg's school at Flushing. where he re-
manned eight years He was graduated at
Bristol College in 1886. and tooka supplement-
airy course at the Theological Seminary
OF Virginia. whore he was graduated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
sented Inv its ownorshln Of .ecurItles OF the

scented by its ownership NJ securities OF the
Gcorgio Company. n distinct corporation. or
ganizgd for the purpose 81 controlling cont ne
the state Of North Carolina. These securities
nic $i2.oOOOUO Of stock and S4.000OOO of
bonds, The. Terminal Company purchased
rany Mt about 80, and S3.4t7.OO0 OF the bonds
at about 30 and interest. Thus It's interests in
Georgia Central which must BIO protected
represent nm expenditure of about SS.OOO.QO0
All 81 the Georgia Central securities are be.
hind the Collateral Trust 3 per cent. bonds OF
the Richmond and West Point Terminal Com
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DIED..

To- on doih noic@ pnye7.
BCSBf.--On Saturday. March II. James Busby, b.
loved husband # Ellen Leonard a native Of Ennis
killen, county I,rniaIagh. Ireland.
Relatives and friend. aud members OF St. James's
H. Z, Benevolent society and Sacred Heart Council
No, ? G, b, L. ere requested to attend the funeral
from hts late residence. 40 Nassau st., Brooklyn,
on Tuesday, March IL, at o A. NJ. thence to st
Jam.ss Cathedral, where solemn requiem mass
w!l' be offered tor IN rerose OF his soul Intsrmsn,
In calvary Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

AUGUSTA. March l2.-The BurlciGh- Manley
Congressional fight was renewed in the three
remaining Republican ward caucuses last
night. Tho total result shows that the City
and one Eurlrirh man. giving Marley Tie
cOMItctu control Of the committing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
Arrested for Poisoning HE Father and
Mother.

BosToN. March l2-Charles A. Wilson OF
Ayor was arrested In Boston this morning on
suspicion OF having poisoned his father. Will
llrm wilson: , aged 40. and his mother. His
Wilson had lust bought ticket for Aver
when he waS arrested. He stoutir maintained
Ri. Il nGr ..i and said that his father rrobu-
tyr"4nest Of the Aver police to await liz re- =
snlt 81 an autopsy TO be made this afternoon
Mr-. N!ls"hi is not expected to live Her de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
Mayor wnshourne WIN No, R.s,an

CaTCAoo March 12.-Mayor Washburne's
friends make Hight OF the repeated assertion
may he INTENDS to resign. and the Mayor him.
Sell to-day broke his rule against being intrr
won't resign" NA'' NV
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The following statement is male regard.
ing the interest 0! the Richmond and West
Point Terminal Company In the Central Rail-
road and Banking Company OF Georgia.
The Terminal Company controls 10000
shares OF the Georgia CcLtra! stock repre-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

csse Or which IT'S refonmcndcl, Won Cct
your money Lack. II ism't q " cugcal," iut
u does cure al '.l.cases arising from torpid
CT doranGed liver, or from impure blood.
Ior ell Srrotu!ous, s.iin and Scalp Diseases,
MS a p"lt4ve remedy. Even Consumption,
time and gwen iair trial That's ali that's
nsEei ior ia fair trial. Then If il doesu't
help yon, there's no lay.
nc''hFc Of spurious tMhations or dilutons,
ri!@i u 10 be an unclnGlcl remedy to
We AN! it 70 DO lasting il il eli ITS. crea,
tiNI an apgmtite, purifying tho blood, and
pleyeni!n% Bilious, Typhoid and Maiarial
levers, u taken in GFtc. The time TO take
Is whr;' you iiiet feei tho signs of uearSnsso
AM readiness By druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
A TALK WITH ]. X. EMMETT.
FRITZ TELLS A REPORTER A WONDER
IUL STORY
WY the Handsome 4icfor Gre,c to Hate Htp,.
self at One Tins and the Seq,iel-.4 Story


Tint handsome. romantic actor md picturesque
player j. h LnmGt. Is playing y two wceks' engage
m.nt IN this cy at thn standard Theatre in Fritz In
Ireland" which is familiar To most pHygoers
port, linl avery interesting talk with Actor Emnet.
III which Fritz sad IN his rich voice. with hs rognish
yytstwinkiug and ms whit. teeth Sitsening between
his red hrs.
-" yon know. al time got to hate myself was
81 miserable hut my boy. have Vuttcn hravcly
that now AMI tG,> t. tow II happ, ned had catarrh
terribly, Ind II IA my herd. Ny would got full
ANA hfrai kut IVai nnh then used to hate myself.
Tue a'gh III ms head nn"rtcG my throat. nucus
wun,i drup down into 1t. aud found couldn't sing
a M"i as | hat
a. hnh lot OF Vt Oh priced rhysiriars and spent
pie Of money, but they didn NE, and finally
months was "A different man. sav this simply be.
cEsr you have come 10 nc and asked mn. Besides.
t.c II Is due 10 luctors Mccoy and Wiimsn to tell the
truth about wni they have done for me. don't mean
to cast any rejection upon he hignriesd physicians:
aud ii1man coulL DO mo any good hrrnuse their
ability and medical sk could DO had ror so little
money. with tho medicine thrown in. hut they have
done onIrrs fer D'e. huA would rec nj
siiltrrng from Catlrrh to nocturD McIoy
and Whitman u they want relief IRON the ras-
ant sensation that cati M, ina ylned ~
Doctors NCtuy and Nilannn make 4 speciality OF the
treatment Of all chronic diseases including ritarrh.
They urnsn all niriiriucs tree and tGer chr
treatment moderate that they are within the
An,sNl I all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

Cont be found
tho equal Of DR..
Iierce's u olden
Me iical Discov-
cry. If othcr
medicines Of its
class were like it,
they'd hc guaran-
tccd. This is: II
IL doesn't beneft
or ci,lsn IN ayorv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

HoH-ly trains the North and West by tie New York
Central time 'Ibe. -.Iir
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DOCTORS Mccoy AND WILDMAN,

OEEi(ES. g EiS7 zen STREET, NEU YORK
AND 1877 hONIiGLE STREET, EROOkLYN
Where all curahls cases treated with success
II you live at u distance write for a symptom blank
CONSUL TaTloN At OFFICE or BY NAIL FREE.
Addres. all mail 20 3 East AID stree. OEir. hours-o
to II 4. NJ. To /. NJ. uyF. NJ. sunday ptu ia n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

TIE Pennsylvania Railroad prcfen;s unsurnAskrd
facilities Tor travel 10 the West and South safe sure
and sNiit.-Ad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

The safety appliances used by the Pcnus yvaHis RaIl.
road rOn,nciid that line :" putt ic favor. Al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
Eyelids So Sore
Hoods
Sarsap ariIIa
Cures

medicines. one OF which was Hoods Sarsapatla ant
offered me the choice took Hoods S.rsapar,,,a nm,
gradually began TO feel better and stronger amt
the sores oil my eyes ana in my healed. can nov
her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
See as Well as Ever

There arc only slight traces of the eczema Whenever
SEQ Hoods sarsaparIla now always feel Ike Inv
and saying thank YOU Friends who have not ssen
me since began taking Hoods Sarsapari!la look in
surprise and ask what did me much good Mrs.
AMANDA PAISLEY. 1T8 Lander street. NewDurgh n Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13

Hoods Iiits cure all Liver Ills. Biliousness,
Sick Headache. Indigestion.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-04-01

thereon shall then cease and the amount due
be set aside for the pavmenT of tha same
whenever presented. All redemptons OF
PONDS snail be made according 10 priority in
orueF OF their issuance, beginning at the first
sec. 100. The Board OF Trustees, by a vote
OF net less than seven members thereof, may,
whenever they deem 1t for the public intere, t,
TeIunu any outstanding bonded indebtedness
o. the city by the issue of other bonds in such
form ana under such conditions as may be
prescribed by general laws of the State OF Cali
lorna IN force ut the time OF such issue; pro-
Vlded, however, that such new bonds shall
not bear a greater rate of interest than live per
cent. per annum
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-28
The Beauty Standard.

The standard of female lowell.
ness varies greatly in different coun
tries and with individual tastes.
Some prefer the plump and buxom
type I; some admire the slender and
sylph-like, and some the tall and
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people Of the Caucasian race, one
point Of beauty is always admired
"a pure, clear and spOtless com
plexiOn-whether the female be of
the blonde, brunette. or hazel-eyed
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-28

ICES sions OF the Courts
Circuit Court. iash Ssdicisi GifeajtA Bsr
lanes Z. Armstrong;. PFssidisg-fssus -
sin ss foilo "a
Grant Coznty-Feurih Tuesday ta Mach.
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isst Tuesday IN Nag aud arst frssfsy 4
october.
etneral Cosaty--Secoud Tuesasy n In
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Psadlston esray--Seeqnd ysdpesdaB D
April, Wednesday sfter second ESodsS b
toas. aud ars, Wednesday u HajsnEas. =
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John Pancake. President-R. ID. Powell
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White Clerk. The regular sessions are hsld
beeiobing on the 6rst Tuesdsy In January
and April. the lest Tuesday in July, and the
oufih Tuesday In October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-28

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A POPULAR FAMILY.

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ITO WEAK MEN

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-28

II We had TO be judged by one
another the gates Of heaven would
remain closed forever.
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The man who lives to help other
people will soon have other people
living to help him.
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