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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16
SUICIDE OF A JUDGE
Who Said He Would Have to Kill the Ed1f

Who Said He Would Have to Kill the Editor
Or Himself.
St Louis, August "a most starving
climax to the action for libel receh.l!
begun by Judge James G. Normlle, OF 'ile
St Louis criminal court, against The POST
Dispatch, of this city, came this forenoon,
q little before II o'clock, in the suicide OF
the plaintiff, Judge Normile, at his resi-
dence, 1922 Washington avenue. CRU
cism of the administration of Judge Nor
miles court was precipitated recently by
sudden division in the grand jury act
ing under him, eight of it's members al
leging that four had combined to prevent
the Indictment of persons with the pull
The matter was brought before Judge
NOrmile through communications from
the cOntending factions, and the Judge 5
conduct in the matter led to charges anu
criticism ON the part of The Post-
Dispatch which eliminated III the
judges bringing suits for sums aSSre-
eating 100000 against the paper attack
ing kim, and also inStituting Il criminal
libel action against three Of the paper S
responsible editors-ElOrence ID. White
chief, and Samuel Williams and George
S. Johns, assistants; there being six counts
In each warrant.
After this action Judge NOrmile left the
city for q short rest Returning rev
days since, he appeared yesterday before
the master appointed to take dispositions
in his libel suits. He was on the stand
most of the day, and was much disturbed
by the close sharp questioning and tits
between the contending counsel. How
ever, no one thought of any serious effect
upon the judges mind, and the news
this forenoon of his suicide was thor
ough surprise to every one. Investigation
showed, however that the recent occur
renCeS and criticisms had so borne upon
his mind that he could endure it no
longer
note. unsigned, but in the judges
hand, written without crasure or inter
lneaton, contained the statement that
he had this morning determined not to
kill Florence ID. White, whose paper had
criticized him. Irefering suicide to muir
der, and seeing no other course, he had
determined upon the former, taking
poison.
Judge Nornle had been down town
during the morning, and returned home
shortly after 10 O'clock. Before II o'clock
he was found in rigor morris, showing
that Whateve poison it was it was very
powerful.
AS if the atmosphere was laden with Il
suicidal mania, four more suicides were
reported III Quck succession. DR.. Walter
b. Coles. medical examiner for the Mutual
Life Insurance Company, shot himself to
DEATH the cause being financial trouble.
At his office, at Third and Market
streets, DR.. Marion Tolhalz, respondent
and ''out of luck" shot himself fatally.
Two more violent deaths of residents of
the south end also came out about the
same hour
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16
HANDLED VERY ROUGHLY.
A Converted Polish jew Tries to Preach in
SXnarNvun

st. Paul, MINI, August Yesterday,
the Jewish Sabbath, the synagogue of the
Sons of Jacob, was filed with deyout wor-
shippers. A strange rabbi, for such he was
taken to be, arose and began to preach in
Hebrew. He WAS clever and the audience
was much taken with him. Suddenly he
began to preach Christ cructied. A match
dropped into Il can of powder could hot
have created greater commoton Instantly
the congregation WAS on its feet, demand
ing that the man be put out. The man
commenced to preach the Christ as though
talking to most appreciative audience,
and moment later everybody made Il
rush for him at once. He attempted to
defend himself, but was knocked down.
and after his head was right well thumped
on the floor, he was dragged and thrown
out of the synagogue The stranger took
the hint and concluded that he was not
wanted there. 1t seems that he was a CON
verified Polish Jew, named Nathaniel Fried
man. He claims he was invited there by
a prominent member of the Sons of Jacob,
and told he might preach a short sermon.
Friedman said last evening that he would
bring suit.against the Sons of Jacob to re-
cover damages for his inquiries, etc Fried
man is not seriously hurt.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16

Philadelphia, August For the third
time in the past four months a tragedy
has occurred at the Eastern penitentiarJ
Overwhelmed with the thought of the cheer-
less future before him. James Rodan, known
in prison as ''6O74," committed suicide
yesterday afternoon in most tragic man
ner. He set fire to his mattress and bed
ding and sitting down deliberately in the
midst of the flames drew l1cen-cdged
knife across his throat. The cries of the
desperate man attracted the attention of his
keeper, but before the latter could reach
him he had sustained such severe injuries
that ne died in the prison hospital a few
lot
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16
$4,000 900 IN GOLD.
On Railroad Train Coming from San Fran
cisco to New York

Omaha, Neb August S--A train bearing
twenty millions in gold, from San Francisco
to New York, arrived last night and after a
short stop proceeded eastward \ Pull
man and six coaches are guarded by com
panY of soldiers with Springfield rifles and
two Cuttings. The guards stood ON the
platforms with loaded rifles while the stop
was made and no one was allowed to ap-
prOach.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16

alliance headquarters and was half admitted q
at the third party headquarters a tmru
party man, who is very near Mr.. watson,
siniled when asked if the third party ieauel
will get into the third district, and said
that is very doubtful
The confidence and the campaign tuhd pl
the democrats in the tenth have shaken Mt.
Watson's belief in his own strength III DIS
I;ct, ;nt
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16

I am told that the babies are put to sleep
by saying force bill" / am told that all
the tired mules and horses in this country are
made to go faster If you will just say "force
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16

Chicago, August S-Director General
Davis says congress has really given the
fair So. 2S3 900, including the expenses of
the commission and the governments exhibit
The souvenir half dollars viii be worth 10
cents, the premium already offered.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16

They are the ONLY RELIABLE VEGETA-
BILE LIVER PILL SOLD; They are PER
FtCTIY HARMLESS: They are PURE
I,Y VEGETABLE, TRY THEM.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16
STEEL FAM!g.Y RANGE.

This Range Is SOLD ONLY 6Y OUR TRhVEL~
ING SALESMAN from our own wagons
- throughout the county,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16

kANANA1t " ~
ailments find in the
Compound a remedy for
all their distressing ills.
1t removes at once
those pains, aches, and
weaknesses, brightens
the spirits, restores di-
gestion, and invigorates
the system.
All Druggists sell il, or sent
BY mail, in form of Pills or
Lozenges, on receipt of 81 90.
Liver Pills, csc. Core
spondence freely answered.
Address in confidence,
LYDIA 4. PIN KHAN MED. Co.,
LYNN, MASS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16

al know precisely how
you feel; it is that ner-
yous, irritable feeling;
your back troubles you,
and when you try 70
read a little, your head
aches. Isn't that SOP |
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-08-16
IS why
Are You
SiCk?'

knew it Oh, bother the doctor Get
bottle of Yeqrta5Lf Comfou',d, and take it
faithfully, as have done I've been through
this thing myself, but am never troubled
now. Do as | tell YOU, my friend"
pzrdent woman who best understand their
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Traus leave vim
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia 100 7i5. 900 1000, 11.3o q. NJ,
with dining l.J0, 2.lj, $50, with dining car 100,
300. 600. 80 p. NJ, I2lj night SUNDAYS, 300.
1889 li3) q. H.. With dining car, 100, $50, with
dining ear. $50, 600 p. H., l2.lj night.
For Baltimore and Washington daily OF 900, IL 80
with dining car 100, $50, dining car 300 p H.,
12.lj ni2ht.
Aatuonal train, weekdays for Baltimore At 500 p m.
Parlor Day Isain~. seeIeFs on Night Trains.
FOR iIad1g Harrisburg. PottsYile ETC. at 10 a. M,
100. 25 reading only. 400, 300, except PottNie 80,
except Harrisburg, l2l5 night, except saturday
night sundays Il 80 a. M, 80, except Harrisburg.
500 except l'ots,yile. eco except Harrisburg p. m,
IT, - night FOR >unbury ewisburg willamsport,
VIA Philadelphia 7.i5 100, 40 l2l5
niaht, except saturday night Sundays, p. M, lis
Midnight. -
To1 E,>ton 100 7.I5. $40 m; 100 40. 5io, 7so
p. H. sunday, 40, rs a. m. 90, 80 p. m.
Fcr Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, &C.. 400,
Sunday, 40, 7.lj a. IL. LOO. $50 p
For Wikesbarre Pitt-ton and scranton, S.45 a. NJ,
4.3O D. II. Sun1lys, i.30 a. M.
For High Bridge Branch and Lake Hopatcong, 600,
S.ij a.. m. LOO. 40 p m. sundays, 7l5 a. m.
For Perth Amb0y South AmbOy at 40 $50, SIS,
lli5 a. M; 100 100 40, J.l5, G.l5, 730 p. N.
sundays 900 a. m. 100 p. N.
a. 100 100. 6.l5 p. Sundays, except Freehold,
For Red Bank Long Rranch ard points South TO Point
Pleasant $50 SIS. Ills a. M. l.30 $40 Red Bank
only. 100. i20. 0l5 SUNDAYS except ocean Grove
I'd Asbury PARK. OO a. M. 400 p.
For Lakewood, Toms River, Barnegat Park and Barne
ga 80 - a. , m isp 40 and Rriaos,o,
For Monmouth Beach. seabrirht and Highland Beach.
49, SIS, Ills a. M. l3O 3.f5, Seao.grs Express,
40 y. m.
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Errnrnnr ,innrGAGrS.

burton. Reuben b. anl VII To Dry Dock Sayncs
Institution touubu.-1Nc lOis-.t demand. II Oo1
H,chrch. Jos lh. aud VIE. th' living saving, Insti-
tuition. No 81, 1rrcuWich--t year. $1,000.
Einor. lenatl - AL 10 Heinrich Lturr. 2d-st " 1st-
, N'ai-. -l1.hru.
Clark. tvfu-. aud wife. 20 the Mutual Ifc Insurance
Co. y 1tl-atc. % iYtl. .. ! var $1,000
ir-bl'. benjamin T.. 10 litI.I't 3D. lot Il.
Mo ri~ania. 3 ~ Gee.
Foley. Elizabeth. 90 AT. % Ambrose IlY. lstas".
I3ti->i. year. NOS. 80 900.
Oo.iier. Frederick ". . j. u Levy lot - Map Wood
lawu H., tights. s ats. s-ip.
JAY Jun. / 'o " ~ tcryct. OF fDui-st o. 9th
ave. year. - 800.
T. = ~ 18Th u. ,i.o. uortaac->. SO coo.
Lyon Dor.. o. W T. Baldwin. f. o. .6th--t " O, Am
strrt,u-1Ne. ln.taln'nts. 80 GOO
Levin, Abraham. aud VIC t. Denis shea. No 16i Nlt
-ou-~t. ; AZ. $1,000.
Mcintyre. Even and vfe 20 Al,'anfei orr. Drnf
way. n go a. i-fi-st . yoar-, 100000
Mooney Ella, e. Albert Ise Nos o. and % frontst
$1,000.
y Realty Go to q Jud-on. Of 70th-st. q Am
-tefdsu-aNc. year - 600
Pr~ao,t Ellyl 10 " woshburn o, Kinr,brlfec
We. Iair. Road. Of Powell Place ln.talmcnts.
- 800
Eo.cndoif. Morris. and VIC ;he Baron d. IIlr.ch
Irud and Frank y Billing SO 20 SiInd.st 40 $40 Jth.
and 40 81 lth--t. htur- s'5.t0I.
Sullivan Dlf l'l ! ~ Thomas Hagen. o. Amsf. r
Gar-.N". . o. ~ 1T rort- 5000
The ~o.i,y ~ fgar, t.nE o' ihe order Of Francis
70 me Enigrnn lnig. =, i"nk. o. o. sul!Nenst d
I0u~ion--t. ! .ctr .li.rol.
Water. Honett L. g. un Fast River Say Inst ~
I2Sth-~t. Of 1cl-asc. year. - .oto.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. &c. & Il. r. Il Co.. Le,seJ
rains leave f2d-,t. North kiver station. New York
- follows and 20 minutes earlier from foo: OF Jayt a.
3;tO \. M.-Daily Tor Nswburg Kingston Albany /:
daily. except Sunday. west of Coeymans Junction
';i3 \. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday.
1000 A. MnDaiiy for Ncwhnro. Albany. UtIca, syn
,eago; daily; except Saturday for Toronto. N'
iJo " M-Daiiy' except sunday for Albany and Utica
5;I5 i. vi. Daily. for Albany Montreal Utica. svra
eusr. koche.tar Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit CHI
cage s. L9nis daily except saturday for Toronto.
Saratoga, Montreal. - " '''
sis =. M.-D,lly for Albany Utica Syracuse Rorbe.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
st. Louis. -e~'
HAVEIiSTRAw LOCALS a:l5 .s:45 p NJ
NEwRuM, n LOCALS 20, 'IoI5 A. NJ; l1s. 80.
scenngcars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De.
'Dalv. For tickets. timetables parlor and s,eenine
ACCOMMODATIONS or information. apply Brook.
Fulton r. New Yerk CITY iis 1885, ots Broad
- stsA4AA O. E. LAMBERT. Qenersi Passenger ASea1.
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NEwyoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains cayc West I9dst. at I 55 A. NJ as min
earlier from foot Jaysi). for Lake Mohonk. Lake
Minnewa,ka and Waikiki Valley II. r. stations, Middle
town DlOOmincbureh Fort Jcrvs Monticello Ellenye
fo,burgh Liberty. Livingston Manor Hancock. Carbon
dale Scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney Norwich EdnestOn
Uca Rome Oneida Oswego Detroit. Chicago. and points
West.
wasna. Waikiki Valley stations, Middctown, Blooming
buch Ellcnve Tasburgh. IIurey,ille. Liberty. White
Lake. Livingston Manor
700 r. NJ Middictown. Fasburgh. Liberty. Liy
ingson Manor. Rockand. Walton. Sidney. Norwich
Oneida. Oswcgo Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chi
West Pullman S.eepers reclining chair ar
Suspen Bridge. Daily all other trains daily
except Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and slceping:car berths
obtained at 1923 Broadway. New York. j. c. ANDERSON
q. p. A.. SO Beavcrst.. Ncw-York.
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STORIES AND INTERLUDES.

BY BARRY-PAIN. Post svo., CLOTH ornamental. 81 co.
The stories In this volume remarkable FOR their
Charming originality, ana for the simple but exquisite
art displayed in their composition. Inc second meaning
which In some Of them il subtly interviewer eaQ.
Ing motive give. them piquaat 1aVor altogether
some and delightful Although there is NOTHING French
about them, they sometimes remind Of
prose OF the French story writers In stories
90 the work OF literary
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Trains leave above station via
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

Sis a. m. 40 p. m. Sundays, SIS a. M 73o p NJ.
For Ea,ton. 100. SIS. a. m. l..3), 2.lj 80 3d.
40 p sundays ZOO. SIS. 100 m. $40, 80 m:
FOR Bethlehem. Allentown and MaUch Chunk 100, s.l3
a. M. 12.3o, st5 5l5. 100 p H.; sundays, 100 siS
HOO o. 40. 40 y.
Tor Iale,oa. SIS a. m. 80 s.t5. 7.3o p. sua.
days s.l5 lloO Il. M; 30 p. m.
for points IN the Mahanoy coal region at SIS q. n.
l. 30 IS p. N. Sundays. SIS, HOO a. m.
For WllkesblrT', Pttston and scranton, SIS a. Nj
1870 -. 73O p III. sundays, except Scranton, SIS
Fcr Eimira SIS a. M; 1870. 30 p. m. sundays
SIS q. H., 80 p. -.
Tickets paor be procured AZ l12 235
col as $50 9l2 Lao Broadway - Murray-st., 3lt
Caual.st.. 81 East iithst, ~ ttlumbusaye and IS
Wr,t lj.h-,t. New.York 1873 Wa>hngton-st., 126 fu.
ton.-t. BsJoklyn. and - Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wc,tcot iNprr~, Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to destination.
A. T. McLEOD. [. -. HANCOCK,
Prr,t Gen. Mgr. 'iel Pass. Agent.
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AN EDELwEISS OF THE SIERRAS,

GoLDEN.ROD. and Other Tales. by MRS. BURTON
HARRISON, Author OF "DAR HARBOR DAYS -
HELEN TROY" etc. Post $40, Cloth, Ornamental.
d rs.
There IL delightful freshness, sincerity, and viNacy
about every OF these stories which u,
win interest and admiration from every the better
class Of fiction. ~
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REAL ESTATE.
RvrsINrSS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

here w. = ,,-rc attendance at the stand Of James
| l.. Well, at tie Exchange yesterday when ne oheIeu
various lot, on Wcstchcster and Brook aves' Inc
corner Of BrooH-lve brought $1,000 from >. NJ FAR
| lord with 1850 for intermediate lots. Three io,S
| on irooA-avc. further along. brought F2OOo eich.
The OF the property was WiihdiaWn ,. ,x,,.s,
in the Nineteenth war hveItoTy ard ga ,oT EN-
brick house ON lot lSAly0 T e Ip Ga,n nor r, '
from 5000 up 10 5000. james DoDDih WIS inc
II is reported that the Corporation Counsel has been
instructed 10 take proccdir-, al once 20 open streets
between 1wo-hund,cd and first ana Two-hnndreda a.
sixteenth and from Dychiiu hOih 10 hi5sDrlub'
Road
Hcw.York. Monday. May %.
The following sale held at the Exchange and Auction
aS t building with lot. 80 2l9 East iGtn;st
500 ~ 81 l m North, lave and Overlook Terrace north
Of ios;,t and lot, on L'ooA ave corner o. "es'c'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFEEs-N. Y. CITY
Suaok so ~ Aa kap o.s. to NC cOI he. 60 81
TO- james Ii >e6b 1913 900
Mooney ........ $500
sans properly sidney i Noise ct al to N N
'S "tner ~: 49, 'i, .. 1850
''' %cm Jonc. to 1aS wo 10000
iiuer To- IeHa'I 1900
Gribich TO J. /. s.lc k.................... "a 800
3lsl.t. - II v 9tn-a'e. 2o.3sisS7; Mary
3sth-~.. :. 2OJ 10 " 7ti-aie. l6.SN!'s.3; Anna Z
/, j T. tIGi ......-. -.-. Z. -.-.
1sih->t, no .cJ West l. W IWinr 10 \ \ Irvine. !
same molrr;, g 4 Newell to Joan jordan 800. 13 800
own CGmnis.v 10 II ORR y............... $4,000
J2d-st - Il ICih-aNc, 2ON1OOS; Fdwa'd
Lyon 20 : j Bcrhy ....--.. ---....- .-.--
10th. 81 = 20 IL " l0th-lNc 2jNlo2.2 William
OWN to Dor l.! 49,. 2i1JO
7Cth-rt II : 40 Il II lUth-avc. i25NlOO.5;
Charlie, - Jud-on TO Realty Co.--...---..-
53d--t so II last Man Goldsmith 10 sarah 800
73d,t :. l7j ft OF @d-aNc, -1Nlo22; John -
Lynch to Mali Bach .:--: l3OoJ
T. Rorci, to j + Jas....'.................. 80 OoO
iITI9y Mccio,kcy' ref. e. Mori. Lehman ~ 600
1st-aNc. cor 1OJd-,t ltONlOoll; John Band
80 Jpla Al" . - .- -
lO6tn-,t NO III East; Jane, u Baldwin 10 49,
Baldwin .....-.... ITO
annie Whcarty to " G IGam- .,',.,'....,.' 1000
/, WIN Schn,id.r ................. 10000
Same property: william schneider 10 G. VI Walker.
King bridge road. " = 2,.j 70 81 l-rth-,t. .J.D
Nj & Donovan to susan Magnn 100
17jth-st. POO II II " o. NinG.tpi-aNr. 1oN
les; Mrs Ann II ely u al 20 j + y Douohue. l
10, ! :. nap Foiham Mary Wa~hbu'n 10 Eii7a -
Prescott ........-... $500
Grand.avc n :. 75.9 # " 81 Kcppcr.aNe. 2jX
S2.ll; T. Il Levy 10 " Honllcr .---....--...- $40
ith-st II Wlsrd-1Ne jJNlJO; Alexander
: Clark 10 . : Carter .......-.-....-.....
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THE HUMAN HAIR; Why It Falls Oh !;
SxpTERs s1 TnN Se hepcs 0y. Prot HAHLEY
u Evsry enc shsuld rssd ibis Itsts Book xthsaaeum
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KILNlENY.

Novel. BY WILLIAM BLACK. New and Revised
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I ERE JOHNSON JH. An TONER.
AUCTION SALE. MAY Is.
At the Real Estate Exchange,
- I.b'rtf.st. AZ O'Clock.
SEASIDE COTTAGES.
SEASIDE VILLA LOTS AND PLOTS
situated Al Ia renee Beach.
Between faT KockaNly and Long Beach,
adJOiuIc Iawrenrr and Ccd,rnurst.
THE ancs, aniY h'arh IN America"
LAWRENCE BEACH
noted TIE sel>d. free from Objectionable
features and having IN surf and stu water
bathing excellent carriage rCaf> beautiful surroundings
with desirable neghhors found other seaside
resort. Addrc.- fof mp
BENZ. W HITCHCOCK. II Chnmher.st. New.York
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w HERE SII Nj. WE SUMMER Near this city on
w front. at Lawrence Beach are cottages fo
sale and TO rent for the s. furnish aud furnhrd
gentlemen attend TO bushes daily and rest AZ mi.
beach; families not sep1rt Distance. cNcry
luxury without the beautiful and de-
sirabe beach for homes the Atlantic Cost. ey,ccn
hotel service. For full PARTICULAR address
BENZ. W. HTTCUCOCK
u Chaml, asst Now. York