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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-26
A Little GirPs Experience in a
Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren prescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthoue al
Sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed
with a daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with
Measles, followed with a dreadful
Cough aud turning into Fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit treat
ed her, but in vain, she grew worse
rapidly, until she was mere hand
fui of bones. Then she tried DIR.
Kings New Discovery and after the
use of two and a half bottle, was COM
pIetely cured. They say DIR. Kings
New Discovery is worth its weight IN
gold, yet you may get a trial bottle
free at Woodbridge, Irvine u TOWERS
drug store. t6l may27 ~.
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DEATH Of Lewis TimmOns.

Lewis Timmons, son of s. II.
Timmons, of Goodwin, but who has
been living for some time In Nash
Vile, died Of typhoid fever in that
city this morning. He was about
twenty-ane years ord and the news
o. his aeath will bring pain to many
friends. His remains will be brought
to Goodwin tomorrow, ana IN
tered at Philippi Church at 10 a. M.
Elder ]. A. Hardin will conduct the
funeral services.
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IN THE ROLLING BREAKERS.
Catastrophe that overlook the Head of
New Family,

Catastrophe that Overlook the Head of
New Family,
They had been welded week and
this sweet day they were down by the
sea, " here the pillows beat mustcaliy
upon the silver sands and ia!l IN rhyth-
mic cadence upon the sentlent shore,
changing ever as u III were liNImH,
saws the Detroit Free Press. They had
W andered away from the crowd IN the
caller morning, but AS the hour APP
preached when Neptune holds his recep-
ton TO the bathers they mingled again
with the throng and sbyly trleu the WEI
ness of the waters.
She was so blushing, so timld, and
he was so brave, so daring; ne LIe5
the waves face to face ana breasted
them, and when she screamed as
breaker daShed upon hluI ho soi" ~
her:
She leanei upon his strong right arm,
and chung to him fondly as he TOOK her
out into the briny and bolsterous SURF
and she was so proud of him.. strong
liInbed and 1.-the and lissome, ne was
nictnre even in his bathing suit, ana
well might Marie feel that George was
prize package. , III
Iowv depths and George had MADE
mighty effort against wave to prevent
himself and fair bride from STANDING on
their heads before athousand eyes upon
the beach. She screamed in merry gee,
but when George came up clutching at
himself and growing deadly pale she
screamed in wild alright.
"Oh, Georgei GeorgeW she cried.
"Sh! Shi" he Kissed through the
seething salt water. She would have
screamed for help, but he caught her.
{" Keep STILL" he whispered hoaTsely
as a great wave ingulfed them, and she
| kept still. .9u
she moaned, as he dragged along on the
~, ttom with only his head visible. lie
steadied himself as best he could n and
| looked at her drealnily for moment,
| "Mamie," Le murmured, 'do you
| love me?"
But she did not touch him, for she was
| fearful. 49,.
across the beach and bring me closed
carriage here. I've ripped my bathing
suit up the back, and II move SIX
| inches I'ii fall out of it,"
! And Mamie skipped.
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TURNEY AND WENSTEAD.
They viii no. meet in joint debate this

They viii not meet in joint debate this
year.
Thee will be no joint canvass be-
tween Judge Peter Turney, the Demo,
cratic candidate for Governor, and
Hon. Geo. w. Winstead. the Repub-
Iican candidate, neither will there De
Joint debate between the Den: ocratlc
and Republican Presidential Electors
for the State at large
As Judge Turney VIII be presldlng sc
Chief Justice during the canvass, ~
vii he iiunoegibIe for bIm TO make
annoiuirnents with WInstead, aud
Chairman Carroll OF the Democratic
Committee THINKS the Force bill
issue will make it impossible for the
electors at large TO couduct a friendly
Joint discussion.
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uo-r,,,,a ss1nshness.

A.-Who was that elegant gentleman
with whom you were talking yesterday
Bile is wealthy young man from
Boston.
He seems to be very much of gen
tleman. wish you would give me the
pleasure of an introduction to him."
Not much. I'm going to try to Dor
row some money from him myself
Texas Siftings.
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IooNTINUED.1

ABERDEEN Ohio, July q, 1891.
Messrs. Lipman Bros, Savannah, Ga;
Dear Sirs:-I bought a bottle OF your
p. p. p. at Hot Springs, Ark, ana IL mas mas
done me more good than three months
treatment at the Hot Springs.
Have you no agents In this part OF
the country, or let me know how much
IL will cost to get three or SIX potties
from your city by express.
Respectfully, Jas. M. Newton,
Aberdeen, Brown County, y.
NKwNANsvILLE, Fla, June 5, 1891.
Messrs. Lipman Bros, Savannah, Ga: !:
Dear Sirs:-I wish to give my testl-
moniSI in rsgS1d 70 The yC cTs sat of rhenma
tfsm, neuralgia, disPepsia, biIiousness'
ate. In 1851 j was attRcted with mus
cnIar rheumatism, and have been q
nSartvr to it ever since. / tried all meui-
cineEI overheard of, and all the doctors
In reach, but 1 found only temporary
relief; the pains were SO BAD az times
died NV digestion became so impaired
that everything l ate disagreed Win
me. NV wife also suffered so intensely
With dispepsla that her life was bur
den to her; she would be confined TO her
he'd for weeks at the time; she also sur
tered greatly from giddiness ana loss
,of aleep. Some time in March was
adv isad to take p. p. p. and before we
| 1mv wife and ~ had finished the SECOND
bottle OF p. P. p, our digestion began 20
imnrove. Nv pains subsidized so much
that have been able to work, ana am
feelinR like doing what haven't don e
befOr in number Of years. we VIII
continue taking p. p. =. until we are
entirely cured, ana viii cneeflulIy Hec
YOURS very ]. s. DUPRIss.
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Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatitm and
neuralgia radically cures in one TO
three days. It's action upon the sys-
tenn is remarkable and mysterious
1t removes at once the cause, ana III the
disease Immediately disappears. The
frat dose greatly benefits, rs cent?.
Sold by A. B. Rains, druggist, Column
bis, Tenn. mayo ~
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+ The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Callfor-
MIA LIQUID laxative Syrup of Figs, under
ali conditions, makes it their favorlte
remedy. To get the true and genuine
article, look for the name OF the CAN
fornia Fig Syrup Co., prinled near the
bottom OF the package.
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aneklen,s ArnIea SaIre.

The best salve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenln,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped lands,
Cnilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
nav required. 1t is guararte ed to give
r6effeck satisfaction, or money refnnoed.
Prioa Is CENTS per box. For sale by
woodbridge, Irvine q fowler. maN-ly.
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More Than She Wanted.

Cross Old Dame getting out of 'bus)-
You stupid fool. told you plainly
where to set me down and you have
brought me half mile farther.
Conductor making the best of til
Yes, mum, but by the look of you
thought as you liked plenty for your
money.-Pick-M e-Up.
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apo you see that remarkably tall
young man over there, Miss Keenwit9
Well he was originally intended for the
church" "Indeed? 1 should have
Supposed him to have been intended
for the steeple."
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A usafuf Rird.

Paul from the hammock)-Hattie, the
boys are teaching your parrot to swear
horribly.
Hattie-Please bring him into my
room at once, dear; / have broken my
suspender. Chicago Inter Ocean.
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wasn't Trustworthy.

He had carried many thousands to the bank
In a little leather satchel ev'ry night,
But he'd steal leaden pencil ev'ry time
II yoa left it lying loosely in his sight.
Detroit Tribune.
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English SPAWN Eminent removes
All hard, soft or calloused Lulnps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood SPAWN
Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney
Stiles, Sprains, Sore and Swollen
Throat, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use
Of one bottle. Every bottle warranted
BY A. B. Rains. Druggist. tnAy0-ly'
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~. 81 nnh After Am.

Champ-How is Winter getting ONT
Wcggle-Well, when last saw him
he hadn't a shirt to his back.
C.-Poor fellowl Where did you see
him?
W.-Bathing!-Tit Bits.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-26

Itch, mango and scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured IL
30 minutes by Woolford's SANITARY
Lotion. THE never falls. SOLO py a
3. Rains, druggist. mayo ~
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Health is Wealth +!
rpr q wEsr,s NERYE AND BRAIl

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Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, nervous
caused by the use OF nlcohoi OF
fobaccO Wakefuiness, Mental depression,
Softening OF the Brain resulting III llShi1tty
and leading to misery, decay ana ceilt1 ~
mature Old Age, BarFennessf Loss OF rover
in either sex, Involentary Losses and SpSr-
caused by over e9Sertion oil me
brain, self-abuse, or over-indnigeEGe' F' ,S
box Contains one months treatment. 81 ~
box or six boxes for $500, sent Dy mai, pre-
paid, on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. with each order received
nv MS for six boxes, accompanied With S5DO,
We will send the purchaser our written guar
antee to refund the money IL the treat Mt
docs not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued
only by w. p. Woodbridge q CO., sole agents.
Columbia, Tenn.
$500 Reward.
We will pay the above reward Tor any case
OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache Indigestion, Constipation or CostiEe-
ness we cannot cure with Vests FegetaDie
Liver Pills, when tine directions are strictly
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and never fan to give satisfaction sugar
coated. Large boxes, containing ~ MS -
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WRsT Company, Chicago III. For sale oy
Woodbridge, Irvine & fowler, Columbia enn'
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lCopyright, 1892, BY Edgar ". Nye.i

IOOFy .
BUCK SHOALS, N. o., August.
we have just completed trip TO
Caesars Head, returning via Brevard.
Il is one of the most delightful and soul
renovating trips one can well imagine.
Caesars Head is situated at the summit
of Caesars Head-mountain, an outlying
spur of the Blue Ridge mountains, in
GreenviIle county, S. O., and is 1900
feet above the level of Arietta street.
Tomnkinsville, Staten Island.
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NYEATCESAR'SHEAD
HOW TO GET THERE FROM NEW
YORK CITY.

sights and scenes on the Less Lengthy
and More Enjoyable Trip Taken by the
Popular Humorist = Advantages Of
Flow OF Language.
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Ohio, July 81, 1891.

] MIs
The evening world., 1892-06-03
BUCK ON HIS DEFENSE.
His Counsel Goes on the Theory
that the Keeper Was a Dupe.


UTICA. June 2.-1he defence opened this
morning In the trial of cX-kccpCr Buck for
the esq ape OF Bunco OBren
Bucks attorney, Peter B McIcnnan, OF
syracuse, said that In all his life he had never
come across such alOt ut scIcming men In high
positions lie aid MT believe Buck had done
his duty, but ne wis the victim OF those high
ih authority. lie said the evidence he would
present would show the man to be dnpe.
he scored the Warden for not having
O'Bricn shaved and for letting him 20 out or
the piisun with green man when he had
been brought there Under guard OF SIX men,
haudCuficd and In Irons,
Buck was placed on the stand and de-
tailed his lie. lie kept saloon In
New York and then went into the
IustOm-lIOuse This place he lost and lie
then asked jim Jones, Port Warden, To get
him a Job. Jones wrote Supt. LathrOp, ami
he soon got orders 30 report at DannrmOro.
lie told about the arrival Of the DISH
Ter party and he various transactions at
the prison. Warden Ihaycr tod Dlsli-
Ter he thought Buck would treat OBrlen
right anh not to severe. Afterwards Thayer
told o. Brien that Buck would treat him as
well aS he consistently could.
Thayer said the irons could be taken or on
the train and In the bedroom, but did not tell
Buck that O'Brien was dangerous or slippery.
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BATTERY FREE BATH OPENED.
a Crowd of Gamins on Hand for
the First Plunge of the Senson.

First Ward gomlns are having "high jinks"
to-day ut the free bath at the Battery. IL
was the opening OF the season, and as soon a.
Bath-lIouSc Keeper James kerrigan un
locked the doors at > O'Clock this morning a
motley crowd OF smus-faced lads rushed in
with whoop and were soon spiashng
around in the basin Ike pOrpOises.
And perhaps some Oi them didn't need n
bath From this out, however, cleanliness
should bc an easy matter with them, for the
Battery bath will be open to them every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday from . A.
". to q =. N, ana on sunday from . A. NJ. to
l4M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
women and girls only viii be admitted.
Within the next ten days fourteen other
city bath-hOuscS Will De opened. They Will
be- located at the FOOT Oi West Fiftieth, Mar
kct, East Filth. East Fifty-trst, East Nine
tcCnth East 1weuty-eighth, Duane, llOratio.
West Twcntv-eighth. West one Hundred and
Thirty-tourth, Grand street and East River.
East Ninctietn, East one Hundred and
Twelfth AMI East one Hundred and Thirty
eighth streets.
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MAY END THE STRIKE.
Granite Cutters and Manufacturers
Confer To-Day in Boston.

The striking PAYERS and granite cutters OF
this city are in state OF hopeful expectancy
this morning, pending the outcome OF the
meeting OF representatives OF the labor
unions OF the Granite Manufacturers Associa.
tion. 1t Is thought the strike may be settled
to-day or tomorrow.
Secretary Grant, OF the National Paving
cutters ASsocia ion, will represent the In
tcrcsts OF the Union men IN this city and the
New England paying-cutters. lie lett Tor
Boston last night IN response to telegram
IRON Joshua DS er. secretary OF the National
Granite-tuttprS Union, which said That a
meeting had seen arranged to take place Al
the quincy House, Boston. secretary Dyer
said In his telegram that he had strong as
suranCes that compromise would be effected.
The GrGnite-Cutt"rS' Union reported to the
Building Trades Sectlon OF the G. L. U. yeStcr-
day that the strike has progressed thus far
without single weak spot having shown
itself In the ranks OF the strikers here or In
New England, and that the present aspect Is
encouraging.
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AIDING THE HoUsEsMITHS
Building Trades Call Mon on jack
son Iron Works Contracts.

The Building Trades Section OF the Central
Labor Cnion has decided to order all aflliated
unions to withdraw their men to-day from all
buildings TO which material Is being supplied
by the jackson Architectural Iron Works
Company.
This Is in Endorsement Of the strike ordered
week ago by the liousesmithS Union
against the firm,
AS result delegates went this morning to
all the buildings where the jackson Iron
Works Company has contracts, ordering men
to leave on work.
The company has contracts on the Criminal
court building on Centre street, the new
marble building at Twenty-third street and
Madison avenue and n building on Broadway
between Droomc and Spring streets. About
NIFTY men were ordered out this morning, In
Guiding carpenters, steamntters and marble
workers.
The total number OF men now out as re-
suit Of he hOuSesmlths' strike foUtS up sew
eral hundred. JHckson's foreman at the
criminal Court Bui.ding said the progress OF
the work there wss not delayed by the strike.
The evening world., 1892-06-03

was fined 1900 by tho judges Altogether
the victory was costly one. This time the
laugh Is on the outlaws.
The Onondago- Bonnie Ice colt has been
named Doctor Rice.
Marty Bcrgcn's friends declare that, though
Gideon & Daly may have dispensed with that
Jockeys services, Bergen has not yet been
notified. ii IL said that 1t Is Mr.. Gideon alone
who Is dspleased, and TINT any horse that
MIR. Daly Ia, all Interest In Will be ridden Dy
Bergen.
Roller wns n good thing sprung on an I'M
suspeCtlng public yesterday In the maiden
race. lie opened al q short price, which
steadily Increased until 10 10 | was quoted
against him. Then the people In the know
got aboard. lie won hands down
Jockey Bender has been rcinstated, with n
warming that lac must never again rldO ~
such orders II It was orders that caused
lennawclrs defeat and Renders disgrace,
why not punish the man who gave thcin'
His llighness may MAKE his flrst bow to the
public this season ia the WeItcr. weight
Handicap ON saturday.
the sweepstakes tor threc-year-oldS which
Mr. John A Morris was trying to arrange has
fallen through. Ills llighnesS, Lanpllghter
and LOCOhatCheo are all engaged In the
suburban. and their owners do not want 10
give them brulsing race before that event Is
run.
fayOritc, and one that looked TO have n chance
to win, would not be- tolerated Tor an instant
at GuttcnburE. Why do the Judges allow
such privileges on the big tracks1
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JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE CITY

Francis T. Flood and Ellen Malone, the lat
ter as administratrix, have obtained judg
ments against the city, the former for 500
and the latter for Sl44, the balance OF sala
ries due as Inspectors OF Masonry on the ney
aqueduct Michael McArdle has beel
awarded a verdict for $3.50 for salary as fore
man in the Park Department.
All these actions were based on the de
cision OF the court OF Appeals, in which tn
Judges held that officials who were sus
pended and never reinstated or dismisse
were entitled TO recover pay for the tim
during which they were suspended
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NORWOOD AND VAMOOSE AGAIN.
The Crack Steam Yachts to Race on
the Sound juno l8.

The American Yacht club OF Milton Point
has cOmplet. arrangements for II special
race between Tho two crack steam yachts,
the Norwood and the Namoose. The race,
which VIII take place June Is, will bc over
the cubs course ON Long lslsnd Sound, from
Fishers Island to Milton Point.
No! !mau l.. MI 1rO, owner Ol the Norwood,
Is wiling tu venlmrc $4,000 on the chances
ul his yacht baaIlng Mr iicarst's Nnmoosc.
Theodore hcllbrtpl. engineer Of the NamuOSc,
predicts that the Norwood Will be beaten on.
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GOV. FLOWER FOR BARONDESS.
Intlm ates That the Executive Will
Grant the Petition for a Pardon.

1ntlme That the Executive VIII
Grant the Petition for a Pardon.
John W. Con will appear before Gov. Flower
on Saturday, presenting the formidable
petition asking Tor the pardon OF Joseph
Barondess, and 1t is believed that the ex-
leader OF the striking cloakmakers will be
released.
1t is reported that Dv.F!ower has said in pr-
vate that as 1t appears that the 800 which
Barondess eStorted from Popkin d Marks
was distributed among the clOakmakers who
had beeu on strike and that BarondesS urged
them to return to work, he thought Baron
dess ought TO be pardoned. IL is said that
Popkin & Marks have signed the petition.
Upon the request Of Miss Goldman, OF the
Cloakmakcrs' tniOn, the Building Trades
Section OF the Central Labor Union has COL
lected subscriptions to render assistance to
the family or Joseph Barondess-
Swinders are going about collecting money,
pretending that they are members OF the
Barondcss Aid Fund. Miss Goldman cautions
the public not to give any money to any per-
son not In possession OF credentials stamped
BY the Cloakmakers' Union.
The evening world., 1892-06-03
SCROFULOUS HUMOR
boy Almost Lost Uso of HIs Limbs
Two Year, Intense Itching
Several Doctors Fan,
Instant RELIEF, Sweet Sleep, Speedy.
Remarkable and Permanent Cure
by Cuticura Remedies.

When about ssven years old, my son was af1io,..
with SKIN disease which was very distressing ~
hrst appearance was of little pimpes accom- napia'
by intense itching, soon spreading into sores co,
cred with scabs, except when scratched on ny
entire body. except head, was covered. He al,nn.
lost the use OF his limbs and was so light con.,
carry him about like an infant Used all remedi.
could ma r"ta mmcnde1 in medical worEs H.
'itching without benefit Applied to fferent nh vsJ
clans, receiving temporary relief, but the discs.
was sure To return. / scnt for yOnr pam let res1
II, pnrchhsod set of ttTICrRA kEMEDIFs
anointed him with the CUTICURA, bnthing vii,
the CuTICuEA SOAP, and gave small doses OF t,I,T,
CuRA RfsoLNEST. oh. the soothing effect OF tha
tuTtCuRA! After two years' search for sonnet hin,
to R1lay that terrible itching what n rplief 60 ~.
him sleep sweotly without any inclination \
scratch Less than two boxes OF CUTicuRA on,
cake CUTlCtHA DAP and one bottle Of the I,t,Tt
CrRA HtsoLNfNr performed cure with no "a
turns. IL now strong, healthy boy of thirteen
herited sctofu lous huinur u"
Mrs. II. L. BOWEN, East Otto, N. Y,
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THE WORLD. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1892

the central Trust Co to return securities de-
posted under the plan Of reorganization uIon
demand Of deposition and upon surrender Or
rcOrg an2atiOn CCrtincatcs.
Kansas 4 Texas bonds were heavy and
pressed for sale near the close The A. de-
clinod from TO 1!Aa and 9ds lM to iIl4,
The total sales At The SCW luIN StocN TX.
change to-day were lGI,SOO shares oi lsitcd
SttgkS,
The evening world., 1892-06-03

Another half milton Of gold was engaged
for shipment by Satur !ay'S ships Tho bears
tried TO hammer the stock market on this,
but their efforts We're II failure. stocks were
bought with more cInlldenCr than On any
previous day OF the week, and the shorts
hnally became alarmed and attempted to
cover.
Prices advanced !. to per cent. The
greatest changes We're In Sugar, COrdagc,
Chicago Junction. omaha burlington *
quincy. Louisville IL Nashville and National
Lead. The dealings were attended with
unusual animation ami the stock sold up to
within fraction OF par :. V. White was
largely Instrumental In putting 1t there, TAX
ing several blocks OF !, 900 shares each
The Richmond & West Point Terminal Re
organization Cumhittce to-day authorized
The evening world., 1892-06-03
EXCLUSION ACT DENOUNCED.

Chamber OF Commerce Also Favors
the Silver Conference.
At to-day's meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce resolution was adopted welcoming all
efforts by the Government TO bring about an
international silver conference and to obtain
an international gold and silver ratio.
Resolutions recommending the Immediate
suspension OF silver purchases by the
Government were also adopted.
Regarding the Chinese Exclusion act n
resolution was adopted denouncing 1T as un-
Just, unwise and lneXpedient.
The evening world., 1892-06-03
Playwright Gayle- Buried.

Funeral services over the body OF the late
Charles Gaylcr, the playwright, were held at
this afternoon. Rev. Dr. HoughtOn OIL
ciated. There were large number OF
theatrical people present Interment was in
Greenwood Cemetery.
The evening world., 1892-06-03
GRAND JURY BROKE A RECORD.
Tho Nav Panel Disposed of an Un.
precedented Number of Cases.

Tho May Grand Jury was discharged to-day
by Judge Fitzgerald Ia General Sessions. II
had disposed Of l,3?2 cases, returning 07n
Indictments and dismlsslng $50
Judge Fitzgerald ard District Attorney
Nlcoll romplilnentcd the Grand Jurors on dis
posing Uf more business than had ever been
TO the credit Of any Grand Jury.
Durin. the term JSl cases were disposed Of
in court There arc Us prisoners in the
Tombs awaiting trial.