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White Cap. Whip with Trace Chains.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Oct S.-Last night three
white men OF prominence. and possessing
considerable property in Lexington county.
were taken from their homes and severely
whipped with trace chains. Two nights be-
fore eight men received similar treatment
Others are in great fear that they will be
whipped. There are about twenty men in the
whipping gang. There is little attempt made
Of prominence and influence in that section
who are living in undue intimacy with negro
women This gang has determined that this
must stop. They claim that the law only
reaches tho poor md lowlv. and that the Grand
Juries fail to indct the wealthy offenders.
The sun., 1892-10-09

NEWPORT. Il. l.. Oct. S.-At II o'clock this
forenoon l'roL Tobr OF New York and Capt.
Albert Of Iiocknway Beach Life Saving station
arrived Mt Brent"n's Reef Life Station in their
dry goods box. They are twenty-siX days out
from Eockawny Beach. and are hound for Bos-
ton on wager Of $3.50 to do it In forty days,
ing several rough rxuerieDces. and have FREE
JUently been swamped. Two DAYS were lost at
Point Judith because Of rough weather. They
report tho seas "ir roth Point judith and Bren-
tons Rect as t.rrill" (" meet In their impro-
sised boat. which il scvc- feet t,ns, three feet
n short rest here and then prfted.
A gorgeous panorama OF msui ~ "a autumn foliage
s one Of the deght nj inciuenY IAN october trip w
ue HUDSON BY The New YORK ~ ybL-4da
The sun., 1892-10-09

CHICAGO. Oct. S-Nrarly G.0oo persons gath
cred in tho Auditorium last night for the
thank sGylng ratification m'e'lr: under the
auspices OF the American Sabbath Union and
the Columbian Sunday ASS citation to cXpress
their qualification at tho action Of Congress in
On sundays. col. Shepard Of New York de-
Iiver.d IN address. He favored maxim:
Joseph Cook OF Boston aud Dr. Herrick john
son also poke.
The sun., 1892-10-09
CUT HER THROAT AND WRISTS.
Mrs. McRObbic's Long Illness Supposed ed
to Have Cnhlngcd Her Mind.

to Have UnhlnGcd Her Mind.
John McRobbie. who Is employed by Arnold,
Constable & Co.. lives in the Noorhis flats. 21O
West Fourth street. His wife Hattie. As years
old has been an invalid for several years. Tho
couple took their meals with n Mrs. Malllian.
who occupies adjoining apartments. About
1:;tO o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. McRob-
bic came home to dinner. and not finding his
wife with Mrs. sIallilian. went to their rooms
to call her. He found her lying on the floor
inside the hall door. A razor lay close by. and
her clothing was covered with blood.
DR.. b. G. Mcintyre was hastily summoned.
Mrs. .Mclinbbie had hacked her throat sever
ing tho wndpipc. and had also tried to cut the
arteries OF her wrists. AS much of the blood
upon her dress had dried it was evident thaS
sshc had inflicted the injuries soon after Mr..
ing. 1t is supposed that her illness had az
fected her mind. She is in St Vincents Hos
pitH. prisoner
The sun., 1892-10-09
IT'S 4 CASE OF MUST.
Green Itns Got to be Buried n the Push
Cnrt Bu.inesn Nms Gone 70 the Doea.

William McDonald.who. In the rampant days
OF the Hon. Jeremiah Hartigan was owner Of
all tho push carts that Uttered Park row. Ann
street. and the Bowery. was on Park row yes.
terday collecting money to pay the funeral ex-
penses of Thomas Green. who has lain for
some days up in Undertaken and Justice ohm J.
Ryan's place. East Broadway. awaiting inter
ment In Calvary Cemetery Mr. Mcdonald said
he found it very difficult to collect money for
Green's funeral eNrenses.
Every one OF the fellows is short or dead
broke" Mcdonald went ON. Il do not know
whats the cius. unless it is the Mckinley
bill. Italians and Greeks handle the push
carts now. Nobody else conld make II penny
from them. But Green cant be left ut Ryan's.
and think We will have to fall back on our
standby. Pete Delncy;, the only one ot the old
The sun., 1892-10-09

The story printed in several papers yester-
day morning that tn" police Of the patrol boat
suspected that murder had been commit
tod on II sloop. now lying in the, harbor 200
irue The eloop has been in the hnrhor. throe
days. Her sails are ,re"foi ana her hold is
locked up. Sergeant Wells OF the Patrol said
yesterday that ther" WAS nothing in the np-
prnrunc. Of the boat that Indicated anything
other than that tho crew hnd sono ashore for
u few DAYS. leaving tho sloop anchored and
lpnl lnIu IN
The sun., 1892-10-09
No Important Appointments Unn After
Election.

WASHINGTON. Oct 8-The Presidential elec-
tion occurs one month from to-day and the
statement is made at the Executive Mansion
that the President will not in the interim make
any appointment not abso! uteIy essential to
the smooth runnin. Of the Government Quite
q number OF important vacancies arc 10 be
tilled Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
First Assistant Postmaster General. Commits
sioner OF the General Land Offlce and Judge
ship on tho bench Of tn" supreme Court Of the
sides others Of less importance.
The sun., 1892-10-09
Invlt tior e. Missouri Omceh oIders to stop
Up 10 the Capt AIMS Once.

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-Governme ent en- ployees
from Missouri have received copies OF the fol-
lowing circular. which is q clever evasion OF
the law against levying contributions upon a
person In public service
SIR: have the honor to inform you that have been
selected Financial Secretary of the Missouri Repub
Of this cty Believing hat you have
interest N the contest now going on in the state
would ask that II ynn have any suggestions to make
would be benr ciR to the Of RepublicRnisu
H. The state son win call at my 9itce wi he at my
Office during WedneRiayH and FRIDAYS OF this mont
and on Saturday. the 18th inst. and Monday tho 3st
inst. from to T. NJ. when will be pleased to all
Mssourisns and ak the conduct Of this
in sta,e anh receive any suggestions which may be
offered Very r.. pectfully.
JAMES r. HrSTrn. Financial Secretary.
The sun., 1892-10-09

Bo,sF. Idaho. Oct, S-Judgc Stocks,ager OF
the Fourth District Court has decided that the
Idaho Test Oath law. which provides that nm
.!cctor must swear that he does not belong to
any organization which teaches or encourages
polygamy. is unconstitutional Inc decision
not allowed T., register because he declined to
.ubsrrih. to th"trst oath III" supreme Court
is expected To- rule IN the matter next week
if il su-tains Judge St"cE /, lager the vote OF
Idaho will ie mu'h Increased.
The sun., 1892-10-09
Mr.. BENJAMIN SUMMERS
A MARTYR, If EVER MAN WAS
BENJAMIN SUMMERS SUFFERED TOR
TURkS EOR YEARS.

lie Spent a Small Fortune Trying to Get Rid
Of that brcrd Disease. Gatarrh-Is L,st
Hc Ucnt to doctors mccoy and u ikiDnu.
and Faith. Patience. Ski,', aud Good Mca-
icine tHrr'i Hin--JtNt Rend u hat He u e,,t
Through Jor 7st leurs.
It ever man was a mnrtvr BENJAMIN SUNNI ers has
been ror ten years Mr.. summers Il clothing cutter
AMI he lives at $50 East s'ith street lie has happy
baby uir tia Is the j6v VI his life reporter inter
Niewed MN tho other evening aud this what he said
person who suffered the way suffered would Ito
Anything 70 Kct well. or all the people met at the
offices OF Doctors Ncioy and Wiidman. never met n
patient there who had suffered much M did. For
my nose AT al used 70 sneezs three hundred times
nday would have hve or ak sncrYiRg spells an hour
rams shot from the back Of my head 10 the bridge
my nose The pains were that used to
my hands to my eyes and the water would out Of
them Nv throat was always choked IN. There was u
out Ot one ear at all.
81 wish ] tai the money I spen. before went to
Doctors Mccoy and wildniai, Before went to III em
I hhd been to hre or six doctors and hRd suent n
small fortune with then and patent medicines but
! xot no relief On the other ha Doctors Mccoy and
Mi!dman charged me very little and furnished me
viii all medicines free. and they have made new
man OF NE. Ny throat is clear. my nose is free can
hear NIL rinht. and don't sneeze more. had pa.
thence and Doctors Mccoy ami Wilhmnn had patience,
had faith and they had skin. and they have cured
me"
Doctors Mccoy and wildman make a speciality Of tn.
treatment OF All chronic Diseases including cntArrh
They furnish all medicines free and their charges FOR
treatment are 80 moderate that they arc within tho
reach OF all
The sun., 1892-10-09
Jones sworn In ms Governor OF the thoctaw
Nation,

WASHINGTON. oct. S,-The Commissioner of
Indian Affairs to-day received a telegram
from Agent Bennett ut the Choctaw Nation. in
which he says
II loft Tuskahoma last night. and all was
quiet there. Votes fairly counted in my pres
ence and with my assistance Jones had "a
minority and was sworn in AS Governor. BY
invitation he Yesterday addressed u counrii
aud members Of both factions | believe he
troops OF cavalry now present ample. aud lao
moral effect OF their l,rrscncc sufficient to pro-
vent further outbreak.
The sun., 1892-10-09
Senator Mills on southern. Politics.

Sr. LOUIS Oct. Ex-senator Roger Q. Mills
arrived here from Texas yesterday. His health
is improving rapidly. He said the split In
affcrt the vote for Cleveland which would BE-
larger than ever. He does not believe that
either the Republicans or the Peoples party
will carry q Southern state.
The sun., 1892-10-09

A circular has been issued by the New York
Clearing House. notifying the banks in the as
socintion that the Clearing House will be
closed on Wednesday. Oct. II. and Friday. Oct.
~. those dnys being legal holidays. The
Mr.. A. X. Dyett. has given this advice:
All paper payable ~ thts state on oct u? 1902 that
dated before April ~ lSn yHb- and bile
oct II. lsco thr dag II fails due by ITS terms All
Ter rayabe IN THIS state dated on or after April ~
1882. whTh by Its terms payable Oct. H. lSrc, is
PAYABLE AMI proicstahle on the succeeding business
day lH 1872 and that all paper thRt abe by
its Gct. -. lS?2 in this s'a,e is payable
tie succeeding business dar SATURDAY. oct %. ISB2
by IL NJ. aud II net then paid demand 1f payment
thereof n made aud n"tic" OF p'o'cst or ishonor
thereof may be- gwen the nsNt succeeding uAr
or business day, which 10 oct. ~.
The sun., 1892-10-09

CHICAGO Oct S-Cnitad Ststss Senntor His

CHICAGO. Oct. S.-Unlted States Senator His
cock arrived in this city this morning. and will
remain until tomorrow or Monday. lio will
Vest. TO n reporter Mr.. HiscorE said h" was
hero to take u look ut the situation in this
state and In Indiana.
The sun., 1892-10-09
DOCTORS Mccoy AND WlLDMAN,
Offices, 6 East 42d Street New York.

Where ALI durable cases are treated with success
II YOU live at distance write for "A sym ptom blank
Consultation at office or by mail free of charge.
Address all mail to East <2d areet. New York city
Ohice hours--p to III A. NJ. TO r. NJ. 6 to y T. N.
Sundays. 8 to ~ A. II.
The sun., 1892-10-09
The Missouri, Pnclsc Gives Notice.

ST. LOUIS. Oct S--The Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Company this afternoon gave official no
tico OF withdrawal from the Iranscontinentul
Association. to take effect at the close OF the
year. The notice carries with it tho 81. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern.
The sun., 1892-10-09
CAW'S INK g. Pen co,
lOA BROADWA near Wal, -.


CHICAGO. Oct. S. Actor Charles Harris clinEs
tenaciuusly to life although his physicians
have ceased TO express hone for his recovery.
The sick man lies in st. Lakes Hospital.
The sun., 1892-10-09
Indiana OmcehoIders Desert Their Posts to
Work for 1farrison.

WASHINGTON. Oct. &-Indiann offlceholders
in Washington will he we'll represented in tho
campaign from now until tho close. Treasurer
Nebeker leaves week from to-day. and Paul
Liehhardt. Chief OF the Dead Letter Office. and
Capt. White n chief in the Pension Office de-
pnrt next Saturday. Commissioner OF Imi-
grationO Owen will leave on Monday. Third Audi
tor Hart will 60 week after next. while Judge
CLANCY of the Department ofJustice is already
on the ground. having started day before yes
been In Indiana for some time. and as soon rs
he returns next week his deputy. John Leon
Com ptroller Nixon. who starts next week. and
all Of these gentlemen will remain until after
the fight is over. Beside these. Mr.. l.. r.
Minneapolis. resulting in the Presidents q re-
nomination. will spend the intervening time
between now and election in Indiana and the
Northwestern States.
The sun., 1892-10-09
Stn,ue orLibrriy, B-dIow'- Island.

S'WEue
Will be tho Ideal place 10 view tho Naval Parade
Tuesday next Take boat A. battery Park 10 Island
Gom . A. N, I'm houud rip 25t-Aas.
The sun., 1892-10-09
SPENDING OF POLITICAL MONEY.
What the National Chnirmen Say to . Re,
quest for n Peep Mt the Books.

quest for n Peep Mt the Books.
CINCINNATI. Oct S-The national commit
tees OF the four political parties have replied
to the letters sent them by the Cincinnati Pos.
asking permission to examine their cam paign
fund books for publication from time to time
Chairman Harrty OF the National Dcmo.
cratic Executive Committee says: "Wc are
perfectly willing that any disinterested and
fair parties examine our accounts and see for
themselves the distribution of our funds.
after the election. Before the election We
would not. for. no matter how legitimately the
fund would be used. we would be giving away
our plan Of campaign to the enemy. A good
general never does that"
Chairman Carter Of the Republican commit
tee says: The high character Of Cornelius n.
Bliss. treasurer Of this committee. is u suffi-
cient guarantee to tho people of this country
that Gil funds received by him will he correctly
accounted for. and disbursed only for legti-
matc election expenses
Chairman Taubeneck OF the Peoples party
replies: Send ON your committee. but tell
them to bring n microscope with them. or they
will be unable to see the small amount OF
money that We have to run the campaign on.
providing they should examine the expep ses
Of aome other party before they come here"
The response OF the Prohibition committee
was to the effect that the books were open to
to see how the funds were disbursed
The sun., 1892-10-09
JOHN H. WOODBURY.,

DssmAtolngiI. Specialist on Skin scalp Nervous ana
Blood DiseAsrs alsu all FACIAL DisnguremsntA Inveu.
,or o. w"odburys faei,l SOAP 10, the skin. scalp ana
sample cake and l&5 page book sealed for l0S
"a West i,dN Sew York city, Consultation tTSS
The sun., 1892-10-09

the scenic route 10 the West The aut unu emery
VI the mountains IL superp--Adr,
The sun., 1892-10-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

EVERY ONE WHO BUYS CAw's "pAsnAwAY~
DoUBLErEED FOUNTAIN PEN THIS WEEK AND
NAMES THE NEXT PRESIDENT MAY EXCHANGE n
AFTER ELECTION FOR ONE OF DOUBLE VALUE.
OR MAY HAVE AN ADDITIONAL PEN or sAMR
VALUE FREE rRroE $3.50 TO So
The sun., 1892-10-09
Tho resolutions signed hy the Mayor cover
the following routes or part thereof:

Perry road through Avenue I; anh PIT street: rOn.
Meeting line between IN. sixth and 1hird lines
through Finythrd street several branches or spurs
between the metropolitan cross town, sixth avenue
And seventh roads and the prOposed line hrh
intended to give the broadway and seventh
road n route through East Twrntythiri street To
axington rnue and the Harlem River with tpUrs 10
the Thirty fourth Street Ferry Grand Central station
and Morningside Park at llhth street
The sun., 1892-10-09
NEW YORK.

TOWER MANUFACTURING AND NOVELTY CO,
ma Hvoahv.v eop I'm .
The sun., 1892-10-09

The second 'Dashaway' fountain psn rs-
ceived and just suits me. Tho FIRST one 9avs
to Mrs. Harrison. and she Is using It with
great satisfaction. Thanking you for your %.
tcntion. am. very truly yours"
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
A BEAUTIFUL FACE.
1t Wasn't Young, It Wasn't Correct, but
All Sid It Was Beautiful

All Sid It Was Beautiful
Somebody said it was beautiful
face, and the second somebody who
looked at it discovered it wasn't a
young face, while the third somebody
said that it was not correct face,
but still they all united in saying it
was a beautiful face. will tell you
how it happened to be so. 1t was the
face of woman who, early in life,
when she was girl like you and Kate
and Dorothy and Mary, discovered
that her face would only be beautiful
if she did not allow herself to speak
the pettish word or think the unkind
thought; that petulance and sullen-
ness drew down the corners Of her
mouth until they made lines there;
that anger gave her corrugated
brow, and that violent Indignation
made her draw her lips close to-
gether, made them lose their Cupid's
arrow shape and become thin and
pursed up.
She learned that ill-temper affected
her complexion. Now, you laugh at
that! But it is true, nevertheless.
Every part of the human being is
affected by mental action, and anger
is quite as likely to give you indiges-
tion and dyspepsia as it is to give you
headaches and make you feel nervous.
Indigestion and dyspepsia mean dull
eyes and sallow skin; so, quite ire
spective of it's being virtue to re-
strain your angry passion, you see it
is good beauty preserver. The
woman who, as girl, never learns
exactly how undesirable it is to show
outward visible designs of peevish-
ness or irritability will certainly have
outward visible signs of them on her
face, and when she is the age of this
woman-the woman who is described
as having beautiful face-hers will
be wrinkled and ugly. Ugly is a very
disagreeable word. You know it
doesn't mean lacking in fine features;
it doesn't mean not having skin
like strawberries and cream, but it
means being repulsiye and disagreea-
BILE. And so, my dear girl, that's
what you must not do. You must,
when you are so, have beautiful
face-the result of careful consid-
GRAFTON of your temper and the out
spoken words that proclaim it; con-
sideration of such weight that it
never let's the ugly, angry words even
formulate, let alone express them
selves. Ladies Home Journal.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
A Chinese Coat of Mail.

When Chinese Highbinder named
Wong Chez, who had been arrested
for vagrancy, was stripped in the city
prison one night recently coat of
mail was found around his body. 1t
was tight-f1tting armor, made of a
double thickness of interviewer steel
links, and it weighed twenty-five
pounds. Experts say that no pistol
DULLES ever made would penetrate the
armor, and when tested the links
turned rife ball from its course. -
San Francisco Examiner.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
Washfngton.


THE President made the following nomi-
nations: United States Consuls, Charles w.
Erdman, Of Kentucky, at Dresden; Joseph
2. HAYDEN. District OF Columbia, at Stock
holm. Major John w. Clous Judge-Advo-
cate 20 be Lieutenant Colonel and Deputy
Advocate General.
THE receipts for internal revenue during
the first seven months OF the fiscal year
ending June 30 1892, were $88, 700, ,O94, being
81, ,699, 100 greater than the receipts during
the corresponding period OF the previous
fiscal year.
WAsH1NGToNs BIRTHDAY is legal holiday
in Washington, and the departments. both
national and municipal were closed.
THE President directed the removal from
Office Of A. T. Wimberley, Internal Revenue
Collector for Mississippi The resignation
of Mr.. Wimberley was requested some time
ago. but he refused to resign.
THE President and Mrs. Harrison gave q
reception at the White House to the public.
THE President made the following nomi-
nations: W. R Gilbert, Of Oregon, to be
United States Circuit Judge for the Ninth
Judicial Circuit Fl. 81. Smith. OF Michigan.
to be Assistant Register of the Treasury.
vice L. W. Reid, resigned; G. F. Roberts, OF
California, to be Collector of Customs for
the District of Humboldt, Cal.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
The Passaic Trust and
Safe Deposit Co.,

OOT. WdIn & BiOOmIl6lQ AVGS.,
PaSSaic, NJ. j.
Sayings received on deposit. Three
per cent. interest allowed. Investment
of trust funds solicited from executors
administrators and others, with whom
special rate of interest can be arranged
for deposit on call. Bills of Exchange
issued on all European countries at cur
rent New York City rates.
FOREIGN MONEY BOUGHT.
Safety deposit boxes to rent, So, ST., SI1
and $I8 per annum. Empowered to act
as executor, administrator, ETC., and ex-
ecute trusts authorized by law.
Open from a. m. to p. m.
Wednesday evening, to s.
Saturday evening, TO 9.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. M. HOWE, President,
ROBT. ID. KENT. Vice.Presfdent.
THOS. m. MOORE. Attorney.
JAS. G. SHEARMAN, Treasurer.
rcsernelG, Edo KIP,
John J. BOwes. Geo. B. Waterhouso
M. e. WOrthen. ID. Carlisle.
John A. WfIlett, II. A. S0ule,
VIM. r. CASTOR, II. w. SOule,
II. M. swan A. 4. Van HOuten.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed In his hands by an East India mission.
Az the formula Of simple vegetable remedy Tor
the speedy and permanent cure OF Consnmpuon:
Bronchitis. Cstarrh, Asthma and Al Throat ana
Lung Affections, also . positive and radical curs
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints.
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
IN thousauds Of cases, has fet Il his duty fo ms1e
n Known 10 his suffering fellows. Actuated By hil
motive and desire 10 relieve human suffexinks
VIM send free OF charge to all who desire y, tni9
recipe, in German, French or Engiish. with fpn
directions for preparing and using. Sent Dy ms.'
". A NoxHe. $40 Powers' Block. Rochester, N 4
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27

PRESIDENT CARNoT, of France, accepted
the designations of the Minis ters. He had
a long conference with M. de Freycinet, at
which the Premier told him that his action
could not be recalled, and that the course OF
the Chamber left no choice but dishonor or
resignation.
HEAVY storms ragged throughout the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain; the dis
abIed steamer, Sir Waiter Raleigh, with her
officers and crew on board, was blown out to
sea from an irish harbor.
HUNDREDS of families are starving In Du-
range, Mexico, and number Of deaths from
famine have recently occurred.
SIXTY houses have recently been destroyed
by earthquake shocks at Nanetsu, Japan.
MANY vessels were wrecked on the British
and Irish coasts ia q storm few days ago
and several lives were lost
GENERAL ENRIQUEz and several COM
nanions were killed from ambush by body
81 Guatemalan soldiers. near the city OF
Zacapa. Guatemala. close to the Honduras
coast. He was head OF party in Guats-
mala.
GREAT damage has been done in Spain by
foods.
PREsrpENr CARNor entrusted to M. Rou-
vier the task Of forming new French Cab
met
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION.
Five Carloads of People Left Wash
ington for Chicago.

The excursion to inspect the preparations
Tor the Worlds Fair made in Chicago was
probably the largest and most magnifcsntlY
equipped one that ever left Washing
ton. Five special trains, composed of
luxuriously furnished cars, rolled ont at
2:30 in the afternoon, carrying $50 pas
Hengers, including nearly one-half the
House Of Representatives and Large con-
tingent from the Senate. Many members
were accompanied by the ladies OF their
families, and score or 50 of foreign minis
ters and fifty newspaper men were of the
party.
The excursionists were the guests of Chic
ago. Mr.. Durborow, of the House Commit
tee OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
and Adial 7. Ewing. Chairman Of the Citi-
sans Committee Of Chicago, had charge Of
the party.