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lie Was In the Cellar When ROsso Was
HiGin:. the Plumber.

What is believed ~ tho police OF tho West
Furty-scvcn.h street station to be an i'm
uprtant arrest WAS mad- on Tuesday night.
Information received Wy the Io'ice led them
to believe that james RossO an Italian barber
- Years Old % .iUJ West Fifty NTH street. WAS
netting n "A fence. On Tuesday night De-, &C.
tiyrs Morris and Thompson visited his place.
hut saw nothin. to confirm their suspicious.
They wen, out. but returned in an hOur. After
a short conversation with Eossp ono said in
his hearing: We'll. there's 10 use locking
here AM LONGER: ho doesn't know anything
nhou, Il. let's g. somewhere else
They went oI,t. hut did not 80 away. They
sent Policeman iinni.an into the basement.
The detectives had not been ronn lon. when
Eosso sncakcd to u side door leading: into the
basement. carrying large bag. At tho top u
the stairs he GU. open the lag and cmp,ied
many pairs Of shoes into the basement. Some
of them strlri; flanagan on thr head, Rosso
went into the basement and tcgan sor'in; tho
SHOES. Morris came suddenly from his hiding
place and arrested him Tho barrier nj first
resisted, J., finally wont quietly t"thc station
house, He said 'h", shoes "ri" brought to hIS
shup las Augustu- Hes amr. IL liiyer..,N Gears
Old oi IOl West Iiftv-n;th street.
Thn she's w"r" identified ~ :, par, OF lhroo
""syr which, rN wh I9ll of w1n1 Wore st%"n
nraer. 1T 49, Tenth avenue Eosso was
locked M and tho detectives went TO Hes
WAS !, Waterman at a building around tho cor
shoes ~ ono {" the rooms II tnn !ui!hin.. Il"
mt int" The he. b"iilp. H.. did not "SrIaI Way.
wien he lieul,l that WrIscntcrg,- shor store
h. Ill., Hy" II s s ~ h" had s H' H." "" s H
Eossn Tor saf, k"er'inG. The prisoners were
arraign"l before Jrls,ice Ryan in til" iorkvilo
held in 8 800 each Tor txamina. Ion.
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Court Onlcer o'sr,-n Lose. Ill. job

Patrick j. O'Brien. court officer in Part IT.
General Sessions. has been dism $50 bv Judge
Cowin2 hecause 10 took service in Daycn
ports army on election day. He was one of
the United states supervisors in the Fourth
Assembly district. To hold this office he hal
to he sworn in. Corporation Counsel DuIt
holds that by leingthns sworn in IN the scrvic"
OF the United states 'liricn forfeited Iis p'nr.
ms court officer Dl;rirn was siisEen,ird di.
rcctly after clection. cndin. tho inyrstil.,
ton. 10 is tho lieutenant Of John Collins.
is President OF the Chester A. Arthur Quo. In
spite OF Jacob NJ. Patterson's cllo,t t. secure n
Republican successor to OBri"n. Judge Cow
ing Is said to intend to appoint u rammunv
man OF the Second>,ssemhly district.
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No medical discovery III recent years
has excited so much genuine public In
tcrcst and inquiry as has the new lung
remedy. Read the evidence of its work.
NEW LUNG TREATMENT.

ITS WONDERFUL RESULTS ATTEsTED BY MRS.
MACE
Hundreds Of Ieopte suffering from lung and
bronchial trout les are being treated ny br.
Copeland aud his associates with the new
lung treatment.
Every one OF these is being benefited and is
on tho road To cure. There arc two things
to remember about this subject. These are:
j. The new Copeland lung discovery is the
ONLY tF"atmcnt that has ever done these SUI
!ciers any good.
:. The patients who are ;nkins it were given
ny by other PHYSICIANS. The treatment mp
ulies to all lung troubles. but works wonder
1ui results In those cases whose marked symp-
toms are:
TiGhtness of the chest. with n heavy weight
and nprr"SSinn: wheeling. laborcd breathing.
cough. nigh, swrats. split ing % blood.
Tho following ease is given to show the sue
cess Of this treatment:
Drs. Copeland and Gardner did SO much
for m" that 10 not know how to thank them
enough said isabella Mage. 70 the writer.
had hronchii! irouhle.' she continued.
= and on my first visit to the Doctors Office l
was SO short oi hreat, that could hardly
walk. Ny chest was sore and felt Just
though would smother. was SO choked up.
had Il severe lacking cough and would
haWk ana spit up II great deal oi yelloTish
murms with thick hard Jumps in it.
Since DrS. Copeland AMI Gardner treated
me | feel like another woman. | sleep wei!
now. something had not done in long time
eat well. cough ve:y little. and feel better in
every way.
I-abrllt Masec rc,ides at G,i2 10Th av.
where she may he found 10y those Interested
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rL' WITT VIII EE;IIiT !iIx l:FLL
He Wants ~ Hoard Of tIvii justices Who
NhnIl (Omtr 0I 4 rI.ni II ncnts.


Senator George W. liUa.;!t. doaa no. take
rs defeat by til" Murray Rorublicsn combi-
ration in tic l.htcr.ta Assembly distric.
Wy? kindly. III WAS :hc only rnnmany Hall
district 'nr,,cr ia tho city who f,;loa 10 elect
in;h la Assembly and ALermaaic can,!i-
Gl'r9. .';-l"li-" Justice Murray candidate.
tA"E.as :. N'Manus. was elected Assembly
iuAr. aHi senator iiunEitt las beer planning
r"v"r:" on democrats who defeated him.
Hrw!il Introduce E. bill in the Senate which.
ii a--",i aL there Is said to be little doubt OF
II passage. will deprive ex-Po!ce Justice
Nnrar'''h" onv political patronage he has.
'Hr!" rrs,,!t in the removal ola few o.hor
'"i'F emocrats who elm: to oh!ro. Scna-
tr@ l'ar"i,ts bill will GREATS Boar! o! Civil
.'uSt''-. rouHistlrg "f the eleven Civil Justices
elected il the city. or perhaps twelve. for he
,,omoi an conditional Justice. This Eourd viii
~ r"w"r l" Irr".nt cl-tk~. assistant
~ ',,rn"svarhers intcrnreters. court
j. ~, HH;!"rH indNiduh'y. In this respect
It WI 10 similar +" the Board Of Polio.
IS IA" majority o! u" Board viii prevail.
Hni ',"tn j. >" r"n,unahl- doubt that that
Mn."i''' NJ! 10 z T"Mmany one it i iair 10
VIII IL" lnmnany m"r. aa,I If II Republican or
HL".miT D.nincrary 'Nil Justc" i, elected he
vi. h2|" nothing 70 FAY Gh"ut Eamin. his staff.
NStn' Hw stands. any one Of the present
'hI' t-'i""S may appoint the clerk or other
~ ~. Of ms court '"r n term OF six years ana
~, i" this on the last lag Of his term reNt
lrss i !rn =" ';"s!res. thus Sadd! ing them upon
l,N .~',c'"ss"r in "lc,. Should Senator
iItn,5il'" Mn become lnwthcs" officials may
lie i".l~llt"d CAT of Office nr their terms of
oH"r d"t"rmin.d 10 end with the ilst day Of
l"'"ni'rr, ls3 whom the terms OF NIL the
'liilIu>lccs. except that Of Justice McCrea
t'ii3r &nr"X",i district. end.
~ Tour 81 TIC Present civil Justices are anti
Iammany, hos are Thomas j. Murray Of
u" Eleventh. district. son Of ex-Pnlice Justice
NGUHN: John lerOloman OF tho Eighth. Sam
snr ""hrnAr of III" Sixth. and Alfred SteckIer
o'i!r Fourth. Every ono Of these Justices has
u" ril"intmcnt .! n clerk and an assistant
r"'k. "u"h with II SALARY OF SIOOOn year. n
N"h",;rap!I"r with u salary Of $1,000. an inter-
W"'"i 1T >l.!.U. two attcnaants at $1,000
c""h. and u lart"r n $500.
N"nHi llnnkitt~ tai would effectunlly dis
InE" ~ 'a.. j 'inl'ignn. Jerk 81 the Eleventh
Ni"'ii'' olr and cX.fulicc Justice Murray's
fgh' hand man: Thomas CostiCan, County
l'tu" rary Leader ofthr Fifteenth district and
3,'liaut 'cik in Justic" Ierooman'l court.
mum >i,"rn. Jerk ofIusticc Lachmnn' Q court,
a'd Jnlins IarbGr-cr. Justice Stecklsr's
r"ti besides small army OF lesser anti
lam rHnr oil'cohOllogs
in,h NJ the last session. hut was not
pNsln' to us Iassage. He says that he will
W.. w." I'LL this year with viGor. and has no
4 Vel 'h3t II Will lerom" Il law.
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.Jcrk cd Overheard l., the Tow Line.

The pilot boat ThomIs I. N"Gus Of the New
Jersey service was towcd from Pier T.. Inst
River. yesterday morning hy u tugbjat. The
rr"w Of in" Ne.us prepared t" mnsn sail for
sea- whlie Eratk"'Ier harI"" !. fcel hanl.h
in tho lire east of by ia" tug and coi,od Il AT
his feet. The tuchoat :. L. crosby lassel the
Nrgus and I,crprorr,lur"nu.h GIT NJ the trailing
lnr Peers feet i"cHiH" 'r'anGled In colt
and he WAS lcrk"i irpm. "a" i,I"' h"n' = deck
l"arrd although the iiu~ ,". amn Huia>inntd
from hi, reian,; it il rnodght l." wa,"@ BADLY hurt
~ hi digit over IA" boat rtl ~" men Of
IN" N"sus returned I, ior II. and SCI her
flag AT hal! mast. i'c" Wa. - years old and
lio had teen hnatkoop, nn thc NrsUs for nine
months Il" was an "Nrelant swimmer and "a
lNLl
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EiN OIEH ~ IHE NTI.IET,
An Italian Lad Killed While On Ni~ Way
to .:uA IN Apple.

A seven-vcar- old Italian lad. whose original
name had been transformed ly Fourth Ward.
crs into Michael ircnroon. set out from his
home in the rear tenement at ~ Oliver street
about o'clock yesterday afternoon to buy an
APPLE. \ Scconl avenue" car came along ns
the child started to cross Oliver street. lie
was knocked down and the wheels crushed
the life cut OF his body Tho driver Of tho
car whipped up his horses and tho car was out
Of sight before policeman could 10 found to
arrest him. Tho number of tho car. 20. had
n"en taken and III" d"ivers name. John
Mulialy. WAS also known. 4 policeman took
an elevated train and arrived Mt tn. second
avenu" stables before ear - rot there an ,
arrested Mulialy.
Tho little Itnian's body was taken to tho
hnk street station.
While 1t still lay in tho street after tina car
had passed over IT, the chiId's mother, tLnE-
ing It was tim. Tor him TO L." back with tho
apIir. went out to look fur him. Seeing the
crowd which had gathered around his body
she aSn"l what WAS the matter. Somebody
told her a child had been run nvn-. and she
pushed her way into the crowd To look Mt tho
iitilc dead body. when sl" Jaw that it was
her own Child sh" sh'i"kr,l. and. throwing
h"rse!f on ia" ody, gay" "Tnr' ssi"n to her
grief in !rcnzIeI organizations in Italian.
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The JrGcrsonian Rival - Plotting on This
Thank So " lmi. DnA.

AMY.
There is tinse OF disar rontmcn. in tho
Thanksgiving o: the Jefferson Democrats OF
Long Island City. and tho future Looks stormy
Tho Row Charles Park OF the Astoria Prcsty
tcrian Church is n radical anti Gleason man.
Union THANKSGIVING services are to be held in
his church today. 1t ia moro than suspected
that tho services were to have been the occa-
sion OF general rejoicing over tho apparent
downfall OF tho boss Mayor. But since that
able citizen has officially declared himself re-
elected for another torn II i not known what
aspect the union services will takr.
1t was an impatient LAY Tor ,ha Jcfrcrsoni-
ans yesterday. Tho willy +. ); g. was at work
"Eec XII > the es %s s n seFns Conn III
nlete the details Tor their attack on rho Mayors
certificate OF election wero certified copies o:
the election returns and tho canvass as ncnie
by City Clerk Thomas Burs" Not "n.,l
o'clock in THO afternoon dill CLERK Eu.Hr SEQ
then too ato to get before amy court. and rs
today is q legal holiday tho enemy wil! prob.
Monday beioro mailing q move. aith"nsi, IN IN
effort VIII be made to get nc!oreJusttc" cullen
Mr. SANFORD. the Jefrersonian candidate for
Mayor. fuIl Of riuc k and energy. He j. nnx-
l9us ior RI, me ray. aHd rrGmises give the boss
" elected he says he doesn't want the oGre.
but II he is legally entitled to it no will use
every mSans within his pore: TO obtain pos.
Should Gleas hold over after the first Of
the yeHr. tho J"lFersonians say he will he
clinEicg 10 AZ c!aItv office as both she Board
Of Aldermen ana the City TREASURER. who are
nll ant Gleason. will refuse f. recognize hi,
tr;l,ion br without IL CITY Treasury?
In evrrt OF tn" controversy not being settled
by tho first Of the year n duplicate city govern
ment vii! undoubtedly l." formed. The Jeffsr-
snnians say the City Hall is ownad by the
Mayor. who leases it to the CITY under another
man : name at an annual rental Of S5.OOO
should there be u clash On jan ]. 1893. tho
JJcf"rson9ns will probably, give tho. boss
Mayor -, hI;i Possession OF the city Hall anh
dermen aud City Treasurer will 90 with them.
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THE EiL.iNCE or pOUEH.
Seven Independents VIII Elect the Next Cal.
IfOrnIn :ieMntOr.

SAN Francisco Nov. 2a-Thc non rartisans.
or independentswillh hold the bn'ance Of power
in the California Legislature this winter and
vii! determine whether Democrat or l.epub-
lican shall succeed FELTON, in the United States
Senate. Tho full returns show that both the
the Senate the Ecpuhcnns huv.. ~ and tie
Demn"rais is; III III. Assembly tho RcpuhlI-
cans have ~. Democrats ~. i'Upulists s. and
non-phrtlsnns The Republicans lack seven
ola majority on Joint hal OF and The Dem ocrats
inck i've This throws tho la'anco Of power
into the hands OF seven u r-partisnns WHO are
divided on regular party lines, 40 one can MS
certain their preferences. and 50 the Califor.
nin Senatorial election strongly resembles L.
lottery,
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The state Officers to RcmOve Their ONc~. to
the S'nDltOl.

ALBANY. nov. 23.-Gov. Flower has informed
the elective officers Of the state Government
that hc considers them all members Of his
cabinet. and that he wants tho cabinet all
housed under one roo. Therefore he expects
that tn" Comptroler. the State Treasurer. and
the state l.nglneor who arc now occupying
offices in the Old state building on the corner
o. Eagle aud SteuD.n streets. will remove to
quarters in the Capitol building ms soon rs
H:acttrnhlc. The t0mltro!lrr and Treasurer
Will probn Ulv cccapy Offices on the north and
west sides 81 ~" second floor ~ tho Capitol.
Treasurer Dan!orth ana Engineer Srnenrs
were busy To-. 'tnv looking ovct the Capi,u! and
s.lectir. tliois CIV offices.
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'Tcouh not ,rnlk bock rihou' s.oppi,1 n
least NJrr iinrS. ] lost nv appetite. nothing
tasted COOL to me. and il ! did eat ! had n ten
ribi' feeling of distress in my stomach after
ward. Al night woul wake IN nearly sufIp-
Gated. and would De compelled Ia sat Up on
chair the rest Of the night.
tried Il nnmhcrof physicians: they sound
said that was too in: don't believe thew
knew what was the rtnitrr with me.
The lhys"nns OF til" toroland Institut"
seemed to understand .nv case thoroughly. |
took their medicine faithfully and improved
from tn" start. ! am uvcrJnyeu at tnc good
recommending them to all suffering II, did"
MIR. John kin"aly resides at 1ot last 18th
St. where he may be tOun! and this statement
verified.
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H. NAN'HIsTfR y. H., Nov. 23.-The Nav
nnmis'ir" State Committee Of thu PeonIe's
d. ,a'' night formulated plans 10 rensw
,n political campaign at once. and to con.
ya .'e "N@orous canvass during tho next two
rrn , ,'.,, .nAn j. Strea,er Of Washington. gan.
ii a,I.t"SH!@tr Of tho Farmers ana oitizsns'
ing H. present and addressed the meet
t,t,pr "tiolal Committee I" rerie'i
MMIt. ,naNlz".ons in MI o. the Eas,ern and
th"rul,,,, A'5' i?rmi"r, jn:in"r-' alliances in
t.ct,,ms, districts and citizens ALLIANCES in
'""' w'i'"'Hcturina towns. :"
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MlNSEApoLIs. Nov. % Tho discovery has
Just been mad" that the wheat crop of Mime
sofa and the Dakotas is millions Of bushels
above all estimates. Tho receipts yesterday
ut Minneapolis were over LOO cars. the heav.
lest days business Of the Srason. but On many
have run M t. nearly 900 cars. Grain men
have been estimating he crop from 50 1000 900
States. but they N" all beginning to hedge
now, Those who put their figures AT lUO.OOO.
more. and those who figure higher than that
originally hnNe gone upns hiEh us l3W OlrO. 600
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A Dct.u,t,ns Town Collector Disappears.

HAMBrRc y. u. Nov. %. Marcus A. Schwe!t.
prominent business man and Town Collector
g, il-mburc, has / cen missing FOR two wcaks
TIE day lie disappca red note Of his for 5000
fcil due. An examination Of his town accounts
shows that he is n default To- the amount II
n"Hrly Slu.OuO. which II the full amount Of his
bond. Ne also owes hi mother SJ.OUO When
hs went away h" laid he was going to Buffalo
on business. He has not becn heard from
since. He has q wife and two children.
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SEVERE METHODS OF To-
CAL TREATMENT FOR CA
TARRH AND CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS, AS PRAcTiSED
BY SOME ALLEGED SpE.
ClALiSTS, ARE MORE TO BE
DREADED THAN CATAREH
ITSELF. A CASE COMES
UNDER our OBSERVATION,
IN WHICH THE PATIENT
WAS RENDERED. TOTALLY
AND s30pELESSlY DEAF,
HIS EAR DRUM BEING RUP-
TUREp BY THESE CLUMSY
OPERATORS.
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THEY BURNED MY NOSE
OUT" THE Frequency WITH
WHICH THIS COMPLAINT Is
MADE INDICATES THAT SOME
SELF STYLED SPECIALISTS
MIGHT TAKE A LESSON FROM
THEIR OWN FAILURES TO
CURE, WHICH ARE NOT ONLY
FAILURES, EUT RESULT IN
SOME CASES IN PAIN AND POS.
TIVE INJURY TO THOSE WHO
ARE UNFORTUNATE ENOUGH
TO FAVE PLACED THEMSELVES
UNDER THEIR CARE.
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Gn,,.cn.. ga, Saw sc, His Money.

Your years uGrj "rsoy i!'y declined to pay
nu,HI"r &! ~ II "mIlny"d hY the Board Of
work on ID" ground that She arprol ration
fu.' tlat .r,,!r department had boon "X-
h,u.tt" mana not make any great diG renee,
it,:,t,rr .A," trrlu their mOr"Y and took an az
..i,hnrn II their iHv warrants lNrr .4ncs
Nj. iHlHth"r la. ,'"n tDiuG 10 r"llcr' his
'ay n III" First y siyT,t Count 'uI-r Eprlrr
fave "a decision III his favor. "a 90 ground
thnt as to nov bad don" t." vur, q wt" 'uo
n.iy Of tie r.ty to :.l@e ~. -lpu .'' paying
Thorn.
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NEw EE.DHTt>. :. l.. Nol. 80. TN. Ntru-iNr
factory building e the Anderson prrseri
Eri"k tornran. "i Hr% York .la ngrH.rh"r
Er"'Gcrs' tie rl.T. Glory at Errr. ho"vii.r.
:. l.. w'r" autir, - Grn; oyr! lay Gtrtu,- af'"r-
noon. together witt IA" nH' hInr'i. "ua !,
uLantiN Uf rii' i"l trirk, an! I I". was
damn""d. II" loss u. IA" hud", son u'r raHy
J. S.,W" and tnr hs."'rc!i"r tr"ln".- ~ -
b,h, hotn iUily in-ur'u. Che Village l. in
hal tied only u Cp"rIlly r. In ir"iwp factories.
and over 900 Nln |. !uMI, WNl u 81 n!oyMnnt.
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"HA T RE 4 GENERAL ELECTION:
'"' ''n" t" b" Held Ia February May Cost
"a" state Lot or Money.

4, " TN">''"n As 10 whether tho law passed by
NV l",' '''G'sMtnrr providing for an election
~. ~, HNss :" revise the Constitution Of the
l,,.,,,..., '| hr'd on the second Tuesday Of
.""'- '''J' Is To- Ia interpreted as moan.
81 .'','. or general election will probably
',.,,.,,'. -. "",FowS meeting 81 tho Police
VI It Is lep"r olcion tnnrs vii h ae fame
sI 4, j.. sp ,.j, .. an "I.'ton day ithey
,w1 rals &" r"et~ IN. which m S. 'n'y ne
A. f"n'ia, election "u.ts 500 an o,.o,;o,
r,e'l t. Ih"r" NJ" LII dIs,rjc,s' airhr' ,on
von& TO Sod hln,si9i'orT ara i?ll Jerks alone
"m would be lh ns..l o r,"stiTn tE!s
.. tt,'s ,.clertcd. one from zach A, ns !
A. sr.", hRlf Of whom ar, 10 l. " mnieIga,eS
I I"r, %n'G a. Light delegate. viii be I an.
iIh'lonisiS ana five for tho iahor "or ne , Th
ia..,,rr Or and clerks who served JI,rine ~,
rS, ',T'''on viii act again, as they were n m"
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The Glcnora'- Narrow Escape.

CLEVELAND Nov. pa special to the Press
from Sault Ste. Marie says that Capt Fleming
Of tho schooner Glcnora reached here this
morning in a small boat. Tho Genora was
given up for lost several days ago. nothing
Femin: said tho Vessels steering gear wns
hrol en-. and she drifted for several days help
less in the great storm that has been raging
on Lake Superior. Finally the schooner
brought m at Mamance harbor on Saturday
and is there safe ut anchor. The suffered
greatly but none was lost.
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SYRACUSE Now 23.-Ths body OF John
Griffin was to-day nshed out Of the canal in
this city. Three deep Gashrs were found in
tho head and face. and tho loft elbow Wa,
nt"dru, IT,. w., ~ ~ ,in,, nn
arm to ward of II low u lined at hi head, 1t
is the opinion OF men who saw the ody that II
foul murder WAS done. Griln left HON" on
the morning of NOV. ~. anl was last seen tina,
night. IIe uuarr"llei with street ear con
ductor, who put him or iip was slightly in
tOyicuiel
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Gar Reed Wasn't Drawing Gard.

ROCHESTER,. Nov. % The Hon. Thomas h.
Reed Of Maine was advertised to lecture here
last evening, but owing. ii is said 10 he
small demand for tickets the lecture was in
definitely POSTPONED. Mr. Reed hincd whit tn"
Hon. John Van Noorhs and seysral other
gne.;s last evening. after which church eX-
tension temperance. tho enl ightenment Of tho
heather. and other ThiIanthropic movements
We're discussed
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OF THE CASES COMING
UNDER THE CARE or DES.
COPELAND AND GARDNER,
THE MOST EIFFGCULT TO
CURE ARE THOSE WHICH
HAVE BEEN MISTREATEO
EY SEVERE LOCAL TREAT
MEMT. CAUTERlES, ACIDS,
AND ESCHARCTICS IN THE
HANDS OF &c N . r A Mt
PRACTITIONERS ARE DAN
CEROUS WEAPONS a nd
n AVE PRODUCED FAR
MORE DISEASE THAN THEY
HAVE CURED.
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Mayor Potter or Providence Reelected.

PROVIDENCE. Now 23.-The full returns Of
yesterdays city election show the choice Of
the entire Democratic city ticket headed by
Mayor William X. Potter. and tho election Of q
NY council OF tho same p"litlcal complexion
= I,, Inc present one. largely Eepublican Mr.
Go, His majority yesterday Was -tn4 Last
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Aaron Victor who says he is an electrician
out OF u Job, slowed away IN the French limo
steamship In Champagne nj 'hsrbourg and
arrived here on Sunday. lie MAS taken to Ellis
Island and will lie returned 10 France. le
had only 30 cents.
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disrrocinG tho statements have made above
and will that day hand over to my institu-
ton designated 10y the Mayor the sum OF
$4,000
W. H. COPELAND.
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have had catarrh To- lou" Years or more"
said Mr. John klncaly. Tho Inst year or two
! commenced to hluHt: my clothes got too
small for me: my heart would bcnt sonnet mes
fast and sometimes slow. | grew short OF
breath.
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Mrs Edward Morr,s,ry diol NJ her home in
Steinwny avenue. Long Island cry yesterday.
IRON burns received tho hHv before hy the MP
setting Of n pan of huti'n. TAI. Mrs. Morrssey
wa cooking duugEuUt-. when IN rirEing NJ u
poker she a"ci.i.nta!lY upset tho pan and WIS
dcluCed with tho fiery llluId
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Mrs. Belmont Buried.

NEwroHT. Nov. 2h-Ths funeral OF Mrs.
August Belmont was held this morning at tho
Belmont Memorial Chapel in the Island Gene
terry. Ii WAS attended besides tho immediate
family, by many c0ttagers who still remain
here. The chapel in winch IN" services were
held WAS erected by ths family Tor the use OF
til" pnl lie. II Is directly opposite the belmont
burial lot.
TIVE hes, afternoon tran rlr Clics 20 is the New York
CeMlraIk NnIIh SlLMEe Ii -, ed u
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Spe"ia'tinS: Ca'nrrh. bronchitis. Asthma.
and all diseases Of Ia, Eye, Lar. Throa' ami
LurGs. Stomach and Bowels; SKIN and Blood
diseases -icyrn!:. hives. h!o'rhes. pimpics.
acne rinGworm. letter. salt rhcum: Kidney.
Bladder and Rectal troubles - diabetes.
bright s. gravel. piles. assure. i!stula: rheu-
matisn neuralgia. lumhaGo. srr"fula. t.yspep-
sia chronic durrh IN. dyscutrry. consumption.
drorsy. liver rnrni'llint. iaGniicc. glunIular
tulHurs. AMI all Chronic diseases.
OFFICE HOURS. . :. VI. to II 80 A. ".
= TO ; =. VI, to D T.. ". Sundays. . to -
A. VI, = to y. T..
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The Copeland MgliGl. Institute,
IS West 10Th ST., New York.

T.. l.. GAED>LE. ". H.. rhy-lri. ans.
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ITS WONDERFUL RESULTS ATTESTED BY
MACE,