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Evening journal., 1892-02-10
standing Oommites Appointed.

The following standing committees have
been appointed by President Archibald
s. Reed Of the Builders Exchange
Arbitraiion-Will,sm H. Folk. John
B Johnson, William Il. Piernon, James
Reese, Calvin L Swsyue Finance
George b. Mccall, W. s. Almond. 6. /.
Smear Observation-Disclosures Chandler,
Milo W. Locke, Thomas ] avidson. Plans
and Contracts-I I. Grub, Jesse Sim
mons, John Mulvena, Charles Csrdwell,
Patrick Fahey. Rooms and Rules. K
Bsylis, J. d, window, Joseph Reybold
Labor Richard Kelly, William e. Pierce,
q. A. Miller. Membership-I II. Lem
asrman. Andrew Carey, f. A. Mitchell,
Hubert Cassidy, K AIRY ClsAvsr, Harry
GrifntA, William H. Weeks. Printing
and supplies-Jsmss NJ. Bryan, George
w. McCsullsy. Jamss G. Dillon. Com
plants William B. Austin, Alfred
GAwthrop, l.. O. Kent.
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ro.alrhl, Henrr D. rixar.

The attraction at the Opera House to-
night will be the appearance Of Henry E
Dixey IN his great creation, 1.-The Solic-
itor. which enjoyed the distinction Of
100 nights run in New York city. The
mere announcement that Mr. Dixey is to
visit our city is sufficient to create stir
among the theatre goers, as he is always
q favorite. His personality Is q tower OF
strength. The play was not written for
Dixey, It was originally produced In
London, where it is still running success
fully The fun is Of the snappiest kind.
and fairly keeps the audience convulsed,
8 tbs said. The action is quick aud the
comedy is not long. 1.-The Solicitor" will
bs preceded by a one act farce entitled
"A Tangled skein" by Benjamin F.
Rosder Mr.. Dixsys company is one OF
the strongest on the road.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
Myers ballot Maohine m New YorI,.


The Myers voting machine bill passed
the Senate last Friday by unanimous
vote, thanks to the fnesse Of Senator
Cornelius L. Parsons. Il is said that
a number Of his colleagues were at first
disposed 10 rid cule the scheme. but that
the persuasive ex-meyor overcAms their
objections and Convinced them that the
plan wac feasible and would prove bene-
fetal II Senator Parsons during this
session does no other work than this OF
putting the Myers voting machine
through to legal status he will deferve
well OF the people Of New York state.
With no desire to advertise Mr.. Myers
invention we do not hesitats to say that
In our humble opinion, the adoption Of
this voting machine would do away
with a vast amount OF corruption at the
polls and would greatly simpllfy any
needed ballot reform laws. With that
machinein use there would be at least an
honest vote and fair count, two things
very much needed In the present state Of
political sffsirs. Every honest, right
thinking citizen should hope that this
bill may become embodied in the law. -
Rochester Times.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The regular meeting Of the Water
Commissioners was held last night. The
weekly payroll was ordered paid and
s108, 755. 03 was reported to be in bank.
A communication was received from q
number of bank officials asking that the
funds OF the department be distributed
among the national banks ia the city.
President Porter opposed the movement
while Mr.. Pickles favored It. The COM
munlcation was sgrssd to asd $40. 900
was ordered TO be placed in the national
banks with the exception Of Union Bank,
where the funds are now kept,
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REMARKABLE STATEMENT

Miss Bella Buchanan. s3l Webster street.
Camden, N j., writes: II was affected with
a disease CoatArrhaD Of the bronchial tub es
which at last extended to the langs. Icoughsd
almost constantly, oftsntimes raising blood
/ had night swsats; became very thih and
bloodless; 10 fact, had every indication OF
consumption Of the lungs. Several physi-
clans prescribed for me palliative medicines
but never gave me any encouragement that l
ever could be helped.
However, fortunately, | learned Of the
great success DR.. Marston Of Philadelphia
was having In the treatment OF chronic dis-
eases, and, as q last resort,.I resolved to con-
suit him. The result is | now consider myself
cured OF the terrible disease. have 30
coughs or night sweats, and have gained In
htsh and strength.
''To Dr.. Marston alone owe this remarka-
BILE change in my case. and / heartily co.'s
mend him to any who are aflicted as l was
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the various intermediate posts, was APP
pointed deputy comptroller of the currency
in 1867. In 1872 General Grant appointed
him comptroller. He remained comptroller
until 1884, when he accepted the presidency
Of the Bank Of the Republic During his
seventeen years service as comptroller and
deputy comptroller he originated more than
one financial scheme which formed a new
departure for the treasury department and
for the government.
1t was at his recommendation that the
coinage of the silver dollar was discontinued,
and he practically drew up the coinage act
of 1872 which secured that result Mr.
Knox took leading part in the negotiation
of the United States bonds, which were re
lied upon as provision FOR the resumption Of
specie payment, and he may be considered
the father Of the 81 per cent. bonds.
A DefaIcation He Unearthed.
Among the incidents in Mr.. Knox's career
his services in Louisiana at the close q the
civil war deserve especial mention When
the war ended a large number Of vessels in
the lower Mississippi river we've confiscated
by the national government, sold and the
proceeds placed in the First National bank
OF New Orleans, pending the result of litiga-
ton begun By their owners to recover the
money
Ultimately the supreme court decided
that these people should have the money
back, and Mr.. Knox WIS sent on to New
Orleans to look after this particular amount
IN oank. While there Mr. Knox discovered
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The Directors OF the Street and Sewer
Department met last night ia regular
session The weekly payroll was passed
City Treasurer Adams reported Sac.
$40 03 In bank. Thu department sent
Communication to Council asking them
to issue bonds for $50. 900 for street i'm
provements before April l. The Hilles
and Jones Company and job b. Jackson
sent communications TO the directors
requesting them to refuse the Winning
ton City Railroad C1mpanys petition to
lay its tracks down Ninth streets.
spottswood Garland asked the Board to
grade 5ilpln avenue from Union street to
the park roadway The city engineers
were instructed to make the necessary
measurements of grading needed. Action
will be taken on the engineering matter
to-niQht
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rnIa row You FEEL.

You suffer from aches, pains, and a dozen
different troubles, and don't know how 10
account for them. You snffer from Pains in
the head, and are SO eddy You fear you
will f.ll Food distresses you, Sometimes
You bloat with gas, you are troubled with
costiyeness or irregular bowels; You are up
set with nausea; you ars nervous, irritable,
respondent; you are restless and not able to
sleep: you have chills with hot flashes, the
eyes and skin take yellow tinge; the heart
beats IN an irregular way; the breath is short
on The slightest exert on; your hands and feet
grow cold and elammy; you get tired out easily
and have an "all gone" feeling ami you have
10 all energy. DR.. 'Iarstyn treats these
complaints Understandings. and DO matter
how long you have suffered, or when or
villa. you have tried, he will cure you.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

Arizona Joe In "Tbe Black Hawks. q
border drama, entertained a small but
appreeistive audience last evening at the
Academy Of Musis The speciality work
was warmly received while the crack
ride shots Of Arizona Joe, Jr. came in
for share Of the applause, Taken al
together the performance is good ard
gives one an idea OF frontier life. At the
Wednesday matinee and to-niRht's
rendition "rhe Black Hawks" will again
ha randered
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
LEMON ELIxTR.

Pleasnnt, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
For fevers, chllls and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases,
all Of which arise from torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. h. MozLEY. At
lanta, Ga. 50c and 81 per bottle, at drug
gists.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
A PREJUDlCRD PEOPLE.

MANY people are preiudicad a0aiust n
specialist and allo this preiauics 10 prevent
them from calling on man who. frem ex-
pefierce IN trsetins tEeir particular disease.
y ttsr qualified TO handle the case than the
physician who has met but few such cases in
his practice. DR.. Mars.on has devoted years
OF time and study perfecting a successful
method Of treatment for chronic and nervous
diseases, aud is thus able 10 treat these dis
orders with better success than others who
have not had such experience"
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The interesting and thrilling melo-
drama THE Ensign" was produced again
last evening st the Grand Opera House
before a house OF excellent proportions.
The play is beautiful and the company is
composed OF 6rst-class talent Last
nights performance closed its engage
ment In this city. and IL was pro
nounced sueeess
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

A pleasant Informal soeiab'e was held
at the Y Ii. o 4. building last evening.
There was ainQln2 by General SecrstarY
j. R. King aud HotRes Harrison. Physi-
cal Director Eofmsu related an auecdote
Of dog, and O. R Evans made short
speech. One Of thu things discussed was
to send delegation to the Worlds Fair
In 1898 The proposition IS for those desir-
ing to go to lay aside a certain amount
Of money each week until the fair opens
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
sucklNeHAM,s ADMISSION.
The President Of abe Levy Court Saws
They VIII strike on All Those "Im-
properly Assessed"


The President Of the Levy Court saws
They WIN strike on All Those en-
properly assessed"
An EVENING JOURNAL reporter had
point-blank conversation, yesterday with
President Buckingham Of the Levy Court.
L. Is needless TO say that he is Republs-
can.
What names do you intend to strike
of, Mr.. Buckingham
Those shat appear twice and those
that are improperly assessed
III q man lives In Whann's district
and he Is assessed II O'aarra's district,
will he be stricken OFF,
Yes, | think he will That isthe idea
Republican IS well-as Democrat will be
stricken of on that basis.
OF course. from ward to ward
in the same district does not
matter, but when q man lives In one
district aud is assessed In another Il is
an improper assessment and the name
will 70 of AS soon as the transfers are
completed the whols committee will con
centrate itself on one book and 90 over
the poll tsxsbles
HIS OPINION OF PIERsON
What do you think Of Persons list,
as publishedG" asked the reporter Of Levy
Court Commissioner Eliason.
didn't know such a man was living
until heard Of his letter Who is he,
anyhow l think the publication Of that
list is merely Republican dodge to give
the public an excuse TO r certain Repub
iican work that IL coming
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
DEATH OF JOHN JAY KNOX
He Was One or the Most Fa.
nous Financiers Of America.
HIS PUBLIC LIFE WAS BRILLIANT

He Was Comptroller of the Currency fol
Long Number Of Years-The coinag,
Act of 1873 Was Formulated by Him
{ He Fathered the Present Bank system
New YORK, Feb 1O.-John Jay Knox, ex.
comptroller Of the United States and presi.
dent Of the National Bank Of the Republic
died at his home in this city, OF pneumonia.
Mr.. Knox had been i'll for only few days
and the news Of his death viii be shock tc
his many friends, few Of whom knew of his
prostration.
John Jay Knox was a master Of all
departments of finance, and had the entire
national banking system of the United
States at his fingers ends. His administra.
ton as comptroller was notable for the many
reforms adopted through his instrumental
ity. Mr.. Knox was born in Knoxboro,
Oneida county, on March 10, 1928. He was
the third son Of General John ]. Knox,
founder Of the town. After graduation
from Hamilton college in 1s49, Mr.. Knox
became teller of the bank of the neighbor-
ing village Of Vernon, Of which bank his
father was president. In 1852 he helped to
organize the Burnet bank, Of Syracuse,
with which he was connected for the fol
lowing four years.
Appointed Comptroller.
After assisting to found the Susquehanna
Valley bank in Binghamton he set up a
private bank in St. Paul, with his brother,
Henry M. Knox, for partner While in st.
Paul he wrote, among other contributions,
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eae x tine hessv1esS defalcations on S>Ssss
m the First National hank The institu-
tion's doors were promptly closed, and Ma.
Knox placed in charge. He managed the
affairs OF the hank in a manner that gained
for him the warm praise Of the authorities
in Washington and the gratitude Of the de-
positors in the New Orleans bank Mr..
Knox was for awhile also assistant treasurer
in New Orleans.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

RALEIGH, Feb. 10.-Ex-aovernor Alfred
Moore Scales died at his home in Green's
boro. He was born Nov. %, 1897, in Rock
ingham county. He served in congress one
term before the war and for five consecutive
terms after the war He entered the Con-
federate army as private, was engaged in
many important battles, was twice wounded
and before the close Of the contest was c1e-
ated brigadier general
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

or do homework will find "LEAURELLE
OIL BALM" delightful article for in
stantly softening the skin and allaying
acts At once. When applied
dries in quickly, need not be washed off
nor covered up It's use does not inter
fere with the handling OF the finest rib
bons, silks or satlns. VIII not grease nor
soil anything. soc. and $l00 st Drug
gists; large size prepaid by express for
$l.00 Z. s. WELLS. Jersey City. N. ].
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The Security Trust aud Safe Deposit
Company disposed OF the property Of the
late Sidney Ann Duff Yesterday after,
noon. The house No. 10 East Second
street was bought BY John Z. Mari for
81, 725 Hurlock Bros. bought the house
at No. All East Sixth street, for 81, 200.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The following board OF managers was
elected By the directors o. the Artisans
Savings Bank, yesterday: George w.
Bush, George 5. Capslle. Anthony Hlg.
gins, Charles w Rowland, Job a. Jack
son, Henry F. Dure, Joseph L. Carpen.
ter, Jr., Washington Hastings, T. Allen
Rilles, @. Wesley Weldin, Alexander ].
Bart, Andrew G, Wilson, LIndley o.
Kent.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

applications alone are dangerous. in that they
drive the disease to a more vital part.
Catarrh in the head does not kill. 1t is only
when the disease descends and attacks some
internal organ that the sufferer is in danger.
The nasal passages and throat being the most
exposed parts. are usually affected arst, but
If neglected OF. badly treated it viii surely
extend to other paris. Catarrh Affects al
mucus dining membranes in the nose,
throat, bronchial , tubes, lungs, stomach.
bowels and water passages.
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shot Hlmse1f 80 40 Areddinr.

MANCHESTER, Feb l0-Mr Arnold War
den, an artist Of this city, shot himself dead
few hours after his marriage to Miss Alice
HeYWnnd
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The Supreme Council Of the Legion Of
the Red Cross held its closing session
yesterday. A large portion Of the morn
ing session was devoted to making
amendments to the bylaws At the
afternoon session q committee Of FIVE
was appointed TO make changes In the
laws governing the sick and death bene-
fls. They will report at the next meet
ing The following standing committees
for the year were announced Finance-H.
L. George, Charles Laing. w. MURRAY,
Caleb r Rodgers and Isaac Kennedy.
Frederick Mintzer. j w. Bond,
Samuel Floyd, Dr. NJ II. Williams and
Alexander McClintock. Printing--John
J. Habecker, William P Hall, William
d. Paul, James Tucker and
Dr. John Macdonald. Appeals and
Grievancss--A Grant, George Paul,
R. p. Hamilton, Charles Naylor
Rn1 William A Collins Reports OF
Grand and Subordnates-Wi William Rob
ertson. Cha rles a. McAllister, w. T.
Nicer, John r. Knapp and E B. Frey.
Deputy supreme commander for Della
ware, f L George; New York. a A.
Carr; Virginia, O A. Crawford Supreme
Instructor, William Randall, Philadel-
phia A banquet lwas given to the visit
ing delegates in Eden Hall last night.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
The Good Results

Brought about II the case or little STANLEY
kirk, the yearold son OF Mr.. Kirh, who
lives az No 255 Norlh Twelfth street, Little
doctors. yet was made well and strong which
good result is due TO the use of DR.. Bfa1ston's
celebrate menicine @Baci linz STANLEY had
passed through severe attack or pneumonia.
which LEFT him In d very feeble state. lie
had terrible cough and his lungs panied
MIN mu b. He could not go out OF doors
without taking cold and increasing his
troubles. The doctors told bis parents that
mis- disease had passed into chronic bron-
chitis, and there was no hope OF his eyer Qet-
ting well Hgain mir. Kirk took him to Or.
Marston. No. 1874 South Ninth street, phiiA
and nervous diseases.
The doctor examined him and told him he
could be cured, In Ms opinion, and began 10
treat him. The principal remedy was his Anti
Conaumption Remedy, called baciliin This
treatment was 0egun over one year ago and
the result Of IL Is the little fellow IL now per
feetly. well and strong and is attending
school every day.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

for Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine
an article, publish
ed in January,
1862, which con.
tanned the germ Of
the national bank
ing system subse-
quently adopted
by the govern
ment. Mr.. Kno9
soon after became
a clerk in the trea-
sury department,
and after five
wars capvira ~
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
MS OPINION OF PIERsoN.
the Brand. wine Granite Company's
gonirnnl

The Brandywiue Granite Company will
furnish the blocks 10 the Street aud
Sewer department that will be used in
paving Maryland avenue between Chest (
nut and Cedar streets About 300, goo
blocks viii be used Before the paving Is
done the grade of the avenue will DO
nhauUad
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
narrninn M Ia alnrea.

Black kid gloves for 25 cents per pair
81 81 and 6 brown aud tan 8, CT 81 ~ and
for 80 cents Some very good bargains
Ia black hosiery for Ladies' and Children,
Mrs. noUGHERTY 232 King street.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

New YoRK, Feb. 10. General Milton s.
Littleheld, who was indicted in September,
1890, on a charge of grand larceny, was call
ed for trial. He did not respond, and has
bail was declared forfeited.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

A large audience heard Or. F. f. Pier
son lecture on Physical Training ia
the rooms Of the Warren Athletic Club
last uight The club will givea Smoker
on Friday evening when the men in
training for the Athletic Association
championship will give exhibitions.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Jay Could, Miss
Helen Gould, Edwin and Howard Gould
were among the guests at the reception to
the army and navy at the White House last
ufpht
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
CANT and reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. b. Motley, Atlsnts, &c,
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

NEWARK, n. j., Feb 10-For the third
time in two months the clothing store Of
Frank Hunt & Looquest, on Broad street,
has been mysteriously robbed.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. l0-Captain
John Robinson was washed overheard from
the schooner Lottie s. Morton by huge
wave and drowned
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

are Of no svail II the nose is red, com
plexion cloudy, skin coarse grained or
dotted with Pinples, Blotches or
treckles. LRAURELKE OIL BALM, the
great hesutifer. will smooth and clear
the most annoying skin or complexion,
gives rosy tinge, heslthful glow snd
freshness, prevents tendency co Wink.
les, Ageing or Whitening OF the skin.
drying mp Of the flesh. SOC and $l00
at Druggists Large size prepaid by ex.
press for $l00.
z. s Wells. Jersey City.
Roug On Toothaohg. e.yes instaut relief. 15o.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

There Is lot Of mica furniture Sc No
9 West Eleventh street that will be sold
on Thursday morning next. by Auction
eer Hukill, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
BACILLIN
What Is It?

It's DR.. Marston's celebrated remedy, used
in his practice for many years for the cure Of
those wasting diseases that lead 10 consump-
ton.
Bscillin Is therefore not new medicine
by any means. but owing to its wonderful
curative properties, proved by most thor.
ongh teft. il has been thought advisable To
place it within the reach of any who may be
In need Of such remedy. 1t contains moth
ing injurious
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

BANGOR, Ne, Feb. I0.-Professor Lewis
French Stearns, Of the Bangor Theological
seminary, has died after severe illness.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
THE PLAGUE OF OUR COUNTRY
How Caused and What METHODS Have
Been Adopted 10 Effect Care.

Diseases Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes and
Lungs are the most prevalent aud fatal OF all
aiilictiors OF the human system, and es-
pecially In this country whore thu mortality
for consumption during some months OF the
year is equal TO all other diseases combined
II is now proven beyond doubt thatPhthisis.
or consumption. is germ disease. The bacilh
being inhaled into The air tubes Of a person
of low vitality and impure blood. or ono suf-
foring from catarrhal troubls,a suitable place
is found for the deposit of the tubercls. We
are All inhaling these deadly germs daily. but
being strong and vigorous We throw on its
terrible effects. Briefly, tubercle germs can
not live in a healthy individual
DR. Marston OF Philndelp ala. tho well-known
specialist In chronic and nervous diseases
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

Lots Of people in decline are being re
storsd by WELLS health REVIEWER
Il goes direct to weak spots. Thy it..
81 90 az Druggists.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
Whitelaw Reid netter

PARIS Feb lO.-Mr. Whitelaw Reid,
although still weak from his recent attack
Of influenza, is much better.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
wRnoKED AT 4 oRossrNe.
b. a o Train No. Ola Crashes Into
Team with serious Results.

y. a o Train No. Ola Crashes Into a
Team With Serious Results.
Louis Kline. the driver OF a delivery
wagon for George A. Huber, a baker At
Second aud Parish streets, had a'narrow
escape from death this this morning.
He started out this morning, as has
been his custom, 20 serve bread in q
wagon. His route Is In that part Of the
city about Sllverbrook. AS be was cross
ing the Baltimore and Ohio railroad cross
ing At Second aud Hawley streets, the east
boundIexpress train No. 81 came thunder
ing along and, before he could get out OF
the way, the engine struck the back part
OF the wagon.
The wagon was demolished and the
horse was knocked down and cut and
fearfnlly bruised Kline who was driv-
ing, was hurled several feet away. He
was picked up and taken 10 his boarding
house aud Dr. Palmer vas summoned.
IL Is not known exactly how badly
Kline is hurt. Several OF hts ribs are
bent and one side is badly bruised. He
also suffers from several internal in
iuries. He was removed from his board
ing house to the residence OF Mr.. Hubsr
this morning Dr. Scott was summoned
TO attend the horse, which is a valuable
one.
Employees Of Mr.. Huber have crossed
the crossing at the same hour for years
and this is the first accident. A gateman
Is stationed at this railroad crossing dur
Ing the day.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
rather and Two Children lurned.

NNIENT alIIFI = y . NITIIFIItII NFWTIINNTa
MAFTAwA, Ont, Feb. TO- M Rothsohild
and his two childreen-a girl Of six and an
infant Of sixteen months-were burned to
death in bed.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

To close balance Of winter stock / will
make It up at cost
L. HESS, Merchant Tailor,
No. 4 E. Third street.