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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Il BROiDT.iY CABLE CLR.
Handsome and Roomy, It IIns Ono Feature
Sure to lie Unpopular at First.

sure 10 ne Unpopular at FIRST.
The new car on the Broadway surface road.
which Is q sample OF tho cars that are to DO
used when the cable begins running. is wider
than the old cars and nearly twice as long.
The windows are wide and pleasant. The in
terror. finished in hard wood, will seat with
comfort at least twice as many persons as ono
Of the old cars. and tho standing room in the
wido aisle and on tho platforms is propor-
tionatcly spacious. but there is one feature
that is bound TO be unpopular, The rear plat
form Is closed on the side tlrthesr away from
The sidewalk by a gate. II you happen to DO
on the west side of the street and want to. go
M town. you must cross over to get on the
car and You must get OIL on the side nearest
the sidewalk. The Broadway line Is patro-
Missed by what are known us short riders: that
i, business men who Jump on n eur to ride
three or four or half n dozen blocks. It's dol
lars to cents that II those men have to cross
,I.c street to Gst u car they vii walk to their
destination. The. gate Is on the ear In the IN.
iei"st OF safety: Men accustomed to- OH
and oil and riding on Broadway cars are used
to taking their 'iycs in their hand. nld safety
appliances may lie said to be wasted on them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
STRANGE ACCIDENT IN a GANGVAT
or THE CITY or NEW rOEk.

n Lot of Men toiidc rrd Toppie ever Into
shc Watcr-.At Least One Life Iost-rbe
Evidence Az III In the Cream Poisonine
Case cruelty 30 "a Horse In Bavaria.
LONDON. Oct. 20. The steamer City OF New
York OF tho Imam line, which left New York
on Oct. l. for LIVERPOOL. was entering her
berth in the Alfred dock at Bilkunhoad ut
O'Clock last evening. when IA ~frigltiul and
peculiar accident occurred. \ SPACE between
tho vessel aud tho quay is allowed for lighters.
and bya long guugway access is obtained from
the quay to tho steamer. Tho steamer having
been bcrthcd. seven officers Of tho customs
service started across the gangway toward
tho crow started 10y ,he sumn gangway Tor
the shore. Tho two. PARTIES met IN tho
centre. aprnrently wi,hon. having noticr.l
each others approach. and cullidCl Will,
crushing force. tumblinR against each other
and bursting the handrails " the
Al q thcn. customs officers aud crew. fell
into the water. and tho shouts. cries. and exc.
c~rations Of he injured and drowning mado u
scene Of confusion and horror. The sprctG-
tors fastened with belts. buoys. md hoats 10
the rescue of tho men for litc. and
succeeded in saving all Of tho custnmsi of.
fcurs and n numher Of tho crow. .Sotuc Of
those saved had hoei, severely Grus he'd aud
otherwise injured. and one has slice died. A
liver is searching for bodies. Tho repre-.
sentntivcs OF the lnmnn line eNptrss Il e.be.
lief that only one lifo was lost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
B'Gn u,lst A:wen's second Wife Sues Hin
for Support.

Tho scandal In connection with the alleged
bigainous marriage OF DR.. David L. Atwell. a
wo!l-known and wealthy Hoboken physician.
was revived yesterday through the a%rplica-
ton OF Mrs J"Hcplline 4. Atwcll for a warrant
Tor the arrest oI the Doctor on u charge OF non-
sIppori; Tie complainant is tho woman for
WHOM jr; aiwcll Abanuoned his legal wife. He
biGamy aud gave - 900 cash hail for trial. but
has never been tried, Since his Indictment lie
1nd one. who was \ widow named Hamilton,
lives near fheil; DR.. Atwelrs friends believe
that me WIDOW mas made the present charge
to u compromise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Coroner rarsiow's Jury Says McLaux hliu
Killed MiI-u.

TheCoroner's July. which, with Co.one r Pars-
low. investigated the case OF Jacob Miller. who
died in the county Jail in Jersey CITY on Oct. l
from the effects If II boating received the pre-
yious week. lou..i that John M~cLuugl.in was
rc,pursihin for l.. The first impression was
that Miller lad been, leaten by "A gang Of
roughs in iiohuken. but the evidence Showed
WAS thu oniv oIe VINO assaulted him. Miller
Was walkinE WIN tive women when McLapEl;
Knocked him down anu Kicked lin. Me-
Luughlin was committed to the county Jail to
await tho action If the Grand Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Furnishing b Lite Guard NJ ut,.e.r.,

LONDON. Oct. 2O.-EiGht non-commissioned
officers OF the First Lilo Guards are to be dis
missed from the service for failure to do their
duty during the recent nutinous outbreak at
Windsor. One private soldier has boon sem
fenced to eighteen months Imprisonment and
dismissal from the service. the sergeant in
flee S on leave have been directed to return TO
the regiment, at once. and all iurlou:hs and
passes for officers and men have. been stopped
transferred from Windsor. The action OF the
authorities t. accented rs indicating that they
fault for the muffin, and destruction OF Gov
ernlnent property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Fined for Overdr,vinr III. Horse.

MUNICH. Oct. 2C.-The Bayn'ische Tdterland.
edited by tho noted anti-Prussian. DR.. Sicl Of
this city. gives prominence to tho details OF
tho trial OF u Vilslofcr sportsman on the
Charge Of cruelty in ovcrdrivins his horse. Tho
sportsman mad mude n wager that no could
drive from Nilchofcr to Ncuvctting and back
with n single horse In the best timo on record.
The horse died Of exhaustion before tho Jour
ncy was finished the wager WAS lost. and tho
viction and the imposition Of n fine Of 100
marks. DIR. SiGl. commenting upon the case,
forIs to the action of Emperg III dororat-
ing. rewar.' ling. and rraisinG tho mon who
rode in the long-distance contest between Ber-
lin and Vienna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
6o-62 West 23d st.
ON Il r.fRK BENCH IN II sun.
----------
"Red Nose" Mike and "Tobncco" While
Tall While Larry the Luah Sleeps.

-, --,
The bright. warm sun which broke through
the cloudy sky and murky atmosphere at noon
sunday. lad a wonderful ofroc. on the vast
army OF %Ieisnrely gentlemen known TO- the
nrirc' in the hotels in chatham sounra md
p,is.' ~ t"e . ,ote 10 ~ na.,nu teu u.n. ~.
along Park row. and an hour after 1t made its
u,l p,,,. w,,, orou,1o5
S,lt t"' o,S.,ip,nrs wcro tbsrs. Rod Sos."
we're the conspicuous onos. Famous charucters
in their own world arc thesotl,ree. Fully awara
o. thcir own Importance in tho circle bound
ed by Mail street on tho south and Cana, street
on the north: and extending al"us Park row
through Chatham SQUARE tho 1.-Two Points and
themselves alo", rom INC rest OF INC gang;
n, nir 'D.t for t1o buns 'I and tho word word thirst Il t w Su,
"TurYinle Times, willy" said Mike. in III,
husky whisper which is only acquired after
years OF INDULGENCE In stron: liquors.
"Inr,ibla: We'll. shud sntcsor; Dyer
nn"W; N'Ae' l a'n' Nau us'nA ief i've m"i'
0'es \ willy. var doesn't mean #, aos, 70, ,"
Dat vn; ! dnrs"
"Gae. Dat J.t's ) r rough fer fair. Say. how do IL
Nike. II yer loves me. uon ASK me Yer o".
scribe mo ANGUISH; lIs DER nrst t!ina since l
lux Yer dc road wa Larry mere. centln once.
aat u 5 naGnened' ana idoh want ter sper1-
once II AGAIN.
WHEN WIS der iirst time yer broke yer rec-
orn: Ml!ly. ~
w in : freiIht car with only half . pint atToen
Us and twenty miles to ride When we got ter
u"r psaI" VIZ linisnei dSr o2ttle seven minutes
i!toro ger blpkG Wld DER buttons opened %
door. Mike. 1 tell yer. 1t wuz awful: want II.
Larry
No answer.
~ say. Larry. der yer membe dst'casionr ~
M answer.
Well. DO gee. Mike. dyer know dat Larry IL
dor LATEST gent out or work dat | knows2 May
never chaW anudder chaw II he alne dead
asleep"
Damned II he aint! Say; WHY. yez didns
IrSt yer weary insbs at der Clorentlne last eve.
uln yer
Nope. me and Larry here divided . couch
IN Iat DIvard street joint. where der weary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
INDIANA pOPULfs7s SCARED.
They Say Third Party Leaders are selling
Ont to the he pub,icanr.


INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. &c. Third party mana
-. .,. I,aiann ,m,,m,a ut ares.
ou, Nv in",dh' '"ity W f'hrrIson. horecent
visit OF Col. Crandull OF Washington to this
city caused them no little CONFORM. Col. Crnn.
Al, 80 .;,h a., w,nv.s ...".,sn ,..i.u
uaii was WIN 'i'e "cn'or comoihatioh uuflNR
its tour OF tho South. and is supposed to be
vol rostcd on tho condition os tho now nnrty.
y, III, 49,. ;.. -
inc Iopuiis'' were Informed TINT lie was On
intimate terms with the Republican managers.
md so MIR. Taubenerk. tho Chairman NJ tho
49, r...,u.. -
->a'ioua' .oln,nl''.e' e"i'e on from 81. LOUIS
on last sunday to eco what his visit hero
might signify. 1t is said uuun GOOD authority
un,, 10 v,as oo,yi,ooI ,I". .,or.,hin,. r,a,
not all right. Niucci,t OF tie Peoples rarty
State Committee said to-day;
"CranJnll has no influence in onr r,r,v ona
iu,cj. WHY. all right" Vincent ,m,bn,i.olly
- .... .,, 100. =, 80 -
uchies tho isi'ort sCh' o.'' 'hat Whlie mere
Mr.. 1aubchcck was in conversation with sew
oral leading Ecpublicnus. In rcrnrl I, This
~. ..r,a. ii
assertion lo shiu' i"n''s ihise' J was WIN
Taubeneck all day Oh Sunday. and / know
that n, ,onf,reurc was had lr,w,c, him md
~, r,..n,l.om n,n.,nr, $50. .a"
any lcpubicai muua.ers' ccNcrhl prom.
nent Republicans sent up their cards while
we were IN conference. but Tuutpneck refused
to see them"
Vincent would not deny That rrandall had
possibly tried to sell ont to tho R"publicuns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Suicide by InLal'n- Gus.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 2o.-Thres suicides In as
many days Ly inhallne ga. beats the local
record. To-day H. Burnson. a young news.
paper man who said he represented the Chi.
cage Mail. was found dcadlin bed. q victim Of
asphyxiation. lie had attached a bit OF hose
iothe gas lot and had inhaled through it. The
method Of suicide had evidently been sue
grsted by the device ut \ love-sici barber. WHO
irled 1t the day before, Bu.nson. came flonl
lineage about u month ago aud took room
ana, board at Dr. tourer's Of Hyde street. lie
paid his ron, PROMPTLY. and seemed to have
not q nickel was found. From bank books Il
was evident he recently had S94l TO his credit.
snl It was probably the loss Of this money that
caused his suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Wanser san Refu .. to Sign the Stunrrs'
Ray Warrants - d Has 4 ppealcd the Case.

Mayor Wanscr Of Jersey City announced
yesterday that ho will not sign warrants for
tho ray III convicted ballot box suffers in the
employ Of tho city. Notwithstanding the de-
cislpn Of Judge Puster that they are entitled
tnpay If they are regularly appointed and do
thea work. The Mayor has directed that the
EASTER decided in favor of tho plaintiff OH
"Wednesday. J." appealed. There Is no lega!
ground on which ~ make an appeal. but the
opposed 10 the employment by the city of con-
,ttisI e]lrciinl %"ttcers. The stand taken by
Sal capital. but it Will uut tho city to q very
LARGE cS pcusg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Faeuen. Among M,..,..,pp, Republicans.

jackson. Miss. Oct. 20.-The Hill faction OF
tho Mississippi Republicans have placed m
electoral ticket in tho field. very much to tho
surprise OF tho Bruco-Lynch faction. and OK
Mayor John McGill OF Jackson is on it as a
candidate for Congress in the Seventh district.
At the recent session Of the Republican State
Committee n subcommittee of flve from each
These committees mot hero to-day. but ni-
%iourncd further apart than ever. and the
Bruce lynch crowd. representing the "ins"
electoral ticket. .McGill has no idea OF being
elected. hut no will make q ruco for glory and
hone OF future reward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Mr.. ouu,ou Call. II,s Eal,or to Account.

George Gunton. chief editor OF the Socia!
Economist. Il protertionist periodical. on read.
ing the morning papers yesterday. was sur
,rised to find in them q letter from Starr Hoyt
writer's conversion from Nepublicanism to
Democracy. Tho letter was introduced with
the statement, that Mr.. Aieh,ls was I'm editor
Mr. Nichols's resignation as editor and GOT IL.
Nr. Nichols will probably contribute articles
over his own signature on subjects into which
party politicS do not enter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
This circular has been sent to tho Cunard
Steamships Company European agents:

SIEERn.T IASEsGrR DYrARrAtSr,t
INV .uER, Oct. ~. 1897.
In accordance with recent decisions OF the United
states treasury Department. the CEnaru limo VIII re-
sumo carrying from Europe III tho stccrags American
citizens. Residents of the United States who may not
o' t'ti'chs, and wives and children OF residents Of tho
nll"i StattS; also aliens who NAV desire to visit tho
there.
tutll further nntIce m aliens can ba carried wrist
bound wh"sc purpose Is TO rcmai,, and reside III tna
luilu! state.
titi""i-. i%eI:1rn's. and, tourists noirinr prepaid
i". Is rom British, Irish, scandinavian, or Finnish
i"ints VIII Row promptly 10 forwarded, Int no pre-.
r"i! Jackets cy'"pi lron: tntss ppiuta must be issued
Nnt!l further notice.
Last bound passengers must NOT lie booked to Ham
hsTg, b clien, iarIs. pl"rburg, or DswtecIt, but agents
nay book passengers L" points III Great britain and
lisiarl EHt 10 scandinavian and Finnish points. asn
10 Antwerp. Amsterdam, rotterdam. and IlnyIr. Yours
Truly. NErSOS II. Blows 4 Co., Agents,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
The T,l;y.so Upset with tn. couu,,,...

NEW HAVEN. Oct. o0.-A COMMITTEES CON-
posed OF prominent ~citi2ons anil business
men to-day nude the annual collection for
the orphan asylum. After completinr the
work n procession was formed. headed by a
tuily-ho coach. on TOP of which were the nom
Church anil Chapel streets the coach TIMED
oyer. thInwing the Committee to tho street.
Harvey Munson and BENJAMIN Cobb each had
or bruised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Emigration. fro. D.Iot. to Canal.

OTTAWA. Oct. 2o.-Ths Department Of the
Interior has been notified by Emigration
Agent Richie that a number OF settlers have
arrived In the. Northwest Territory from North
Dakota. and Tint o number Of farmers from
the Dakotas and Minnesota are h%urrying for
Canadian Northwest before the advent Of
winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Hudson County Nominations,

Ex.Fire Commissioner John Brennan was
nominated for Assembly last night BY tho Re-
publlcnns Of the Fourth district. Mr.. Brennan
has been running alter an Office for several
years, but has not yet caught,
The Democrats OF the Fourth Assembly dis.
trict held their Convention last night nninom-
mated Hugh 4. .Kolly by acclnni alton. Mr..
ton until Mayor Wunser retired him in order
to imake the board Republican,. He is very
popular and will DO elected With q handsome
majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

ArCaIsoN. Kan. Oct 20.-E1-Senator Ingalls,
has been compelled to cancel his engages
mcnts to speak at Garrett aud Lawrence this
week on account OF illness. He is troubled
with a severe gastric ntliction.
Health. who is his physician. says he will not
be able to keep amy OF his engagements this
week. Mr.. ingalls,. by careful attention. may
be ah!e to re-entcr the canvass next week and
to Ill his Chicago engagement ON next Non
day night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
C,.v.,.us Ha. Hopes OF Minnesota.

ST. PAUL. Oct 20.-A letter was recently
written to Grover Cleveland by ~. J. Donnelly
OF this city. giving the Democratic situation
in this State as 1t seemed to the writer. Mr..
Cleveland has replied to the lstter. Among
other things lie says: "It would, indeed. be a
glorious thing IT, see. your state firmly placed
In the Dem ocratie column. and tho determi-
nation and zeal OF tho Minnesota Democracy
certainly give hope for such a result"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

LONDON. Oct. 2O.-In tho court at Edinburgh
to-day John Tyler brought suit against George
MAXWELL to recover $4,000 being the amount
Of a check paid to Lord AylesUury by Maxwell
in settlement OF losses ut baccarat played ut
Brighton. Maxwell in his defence alleges
that he was induced to play while drunk. and
that :Ayleshury tool: advantage Of his iutoNi-
cutn Al condition..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

lied dealers. ut what arc called cut prices"
but tho genuine guaranteed medicines cost
more. md nre worth more.
II you do gc' the genuine, they're tho
~ohc1pc'' mcd.rin"s you can buy, for they're
guaranteed in @, rry case 10 benefit or cure,
or You have volIr money bac..:.
But YOU mon'i get the genuine. except
through druggists regularly authorized as
agents. and AT the following uniform and
long established prices
DR.. Pier> S Golden Medical Discovery tho
remedy 4 sail diseases arising from a torpid
liver, or impure b,.,od), . 800 per bottle.
DR.. Piercs's Fa, \ ite Prescription the rem
'. IS: sl;sssS. Ht....;;es, .:n.s..: ~ e e &C., e.
snA bsat little AvW IllA ~ sip1p n Yial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
The Ethiopia In Collision.

GLASGOW. Oct 2n.-The Anchor limo steam
ship ETHIOPIA, which left New York on Oct. 8
for Glasgow. while entering the Clyde this
morning. .colIidcd with the .outward.bound
steamer Wuldcy. Tho Ethiopia had two
plates smashed. The damage to the other
vessel Is unknown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Not Indifferent to Uganda,

LONDON. Oct. 20.-Iord. Rosebery. Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs. said to-day. in re-
ply to Il deputation Of the Anti. S!avcry Society
which visited him IN connect!on with The pro-
ernrnrnt was not indifferent to Uganda. Which
might provo the key to Central Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

y. A. Grebni2ki. the Inspector General OF
the Russian islands in Behrin: Sea. and his
family and Constantin Grunwaldt Of the Rus.
sian Sealing Company are ut the Brevoort
House. Mr.. GrebniZki Is on his way to ST.
Petersburg to ENJOY his first leave VI absence
IN nine years. They say there Is no political
significance In their visit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

LONDON. Oct. 20.-At Putney to-day j. Scho-
field OF the Spcedweil Bicycle Club. rods u
quarter OF q mile In 81 IL seconds and a hall
mile in ~ seconds. thus beating the record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
II Oiden Times.

ssopi. oys.loo.ed the imp9Ttsnso q psrmanen.ly
ton. but now that Y 10 gensrAily knswn thst srrup e
Figs vii. perm nsnly cure laei!uAl SonstipAtaen vel.
act tsS Ilms. wv HSAuy AWE The SystsM.- ItS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
French suece-.es In Daho-ey.

PAEIs. Oct. 20.-A despatch from Col. Dodds.
dated from .Akra. says that three attacks OF tho
Dahomeyans have been repulsed with consid-
cradle loss. The French lost IL killed n 50
\vnunual.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

HAMBURG, Oct. 2O.-Accordlng to Official re.
turns not a single death from cholera occurred
yesterday. and there was but one new case oil
the disease,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

The Conduit Wiring Company, electrical contractor,
~ West 10Th st.. decoraisd the Hotel de Logeroi, Tor
ssytLs CommitIss on All Of he CaiumSiaa csisSra.
esp.-ldp, ~N "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

In .as Epp!r. stat: Enprs;' tas New YsTl c:n!I.l
1est popular tJaihs 10 the worla.ylss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21

You donH get
uhat gar ra.t,
II yol, expect 10
buy Dr. Pierce's
gen pi"r medi-
c;i,ts az less than
the regular prices.
o q buy
countcrfeits, imi-
t~ation3, dilutioI,s,
and substitutes,
from unauth0r-
ILL "A @..A ..--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
DR.. Schenck's PuImonic Syrup

When all r!F- fails II comes 70 the rescue. Not unit! is
iails. aud only after faithful trisl, should any one
,lssnonL. II has brought the hopeless to lie and
lon,ta. u ha. turned me DESPAIR Of ten thoussnd
homes into Joy. II Is dong n now. 1t will continue
t"d,u throughout tie ages Dr. schencxs Practicsi
Iirrti,v ur DusuErtIor, Liver. and stomach Diseases
mated. free ~ a.. applicants. Dr. J. II. sCuENCE
sos. ili,.Ge iph.t. IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
A Specific for Consumption

and for all Diseases o'thr Lungs. No treatment in the
worli ran pltr" as many p-rnauenI cures Of Consump-
ton to Is credit q ~ S%"h"nck's. Nothing In nature
arts ~ IA sutIv auI ri.r lively on the lung mcmbrauss
ami ts-ue-, am! 20 uuukly dispos-s of iuhercIes. com
yrstioi,. iuihnmaL.V9. Gods. coughs. aud all the seeds
Of Cons umpIIta as
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-14
Everyday Philosophy.

In many = man the stomach dis
places tho heart.
Anger strengthens the heart but
weakens the mind.
Voluntary expressions are often
deceitful; involuntary ones, never.
What can be moro odious than the
union of young thoughts and old
feelings?
Az soon as the spuriousness Of q
saint is detected we SEQ the halo eat
into his fore ne id.
Truth is the magic word that binds
reason; creativeness tho divine spell
that sets Imagination free.
The noble admire and love their
superiors; tine base envy and hate
them. The former are fed bv what
they contemplate; the latter are poi>
soned by it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-14
WILL 1T PAY?

Mayor Pinney's Columbia Theater,
In Boise, was formally opened last
Monday evening. The structure is -
imposing and eommodious a. it is
elegant; it reflects great credit upon
the enterprising owner, and We wish
him we'll. But it is doubtful If it will
ever pay interest on the investment,
- it takes . much bigger town than
Boise is to make theaser pay.
Why, even such . metropolis a.
HALEY could not support . theater 1t
pres ent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-14
ToOts From the GRAMS Horu,O

AOOtb ETVM uu0 As0m'O uOGUs"
About the poorest man you can find
10 the rich man who never gives.
There are people who never ac>
oomplish anything because they try to
do much.
II the whole truth were known the
world would DO full OF people with
hanging heads.
The good said about . great mao
on his tombstone 10 generally moro
than Offset by his newspaper portrait.
The man who beats the big drum
In the band slways has Nh idea that
the music would DO better if he had
more to do.
Perhaps the rich man who lifted up
his eyes In torment may have had very
nice things said about him on bis
gravestone.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-14
HONEY.

The supply Greater than the Demand
II Rates Ranging from 8 10 6 Per
Cent.
Brads.reet's for the week ending
December 10:
"The supply Of loanable funds In
the New York market Is much in ex-
cess of the limited current requires
ments. The continued prospect oil
gold shipments has, therefore, no
effect on rates, and while some
interest is shown in the future results
of the Brussels conference, a. we'll a
in the growth of sentiment in favor oil
. repeal al the Sherman act, it cannot
be said that . tangible influence !,
exercised on the market.
Call loans ranged from 3 to s pei
cent, renewals being quoted At 40
At per cent.
Commercial paper is in limited sup.
ply, with an excellent demand for
choice names, on the basis Of 5@5A
per cent. for double aud city singles.
lime money 10 decidedly dull, the
inquiry for stock-market purposes be.
ing limited, while offerings from all
sources are liberal.
Rates are quoted at 44@5t per
cent. for thirty to ninety days, and
SOC per cent. for longer dates"