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THE MEXICAN DISORDERS.
withdrawal OF tho Armed Force from Di,
A start for ZsrgoEa.

EAGLE Pass Tex. Aug 1S-The opposition
force that has been encamped In the vicinity
Of Diaz for several days left this morning. 500
strong. for Zargoza. q town thirty miles east
Col. NicAnor Valdez. commander OF q regiment
OF Federal rangers or rurals. arrived in town
this evening from Laredo with his force. No
collision occurred between the Federal cavalry
that went out yesterday and the Cardenas
men. the former not offering aud the latter
carefully avoiding battle. Serious charges
are made against Gov. Galan.
Upon his order several persons from differ.
ent parts OF the State have been arrested and
put in the rententiary here. the sole charge
against them being that they were organizing
opposition political clubs and that their action
was seditious. These prisoners are men OF
prominence in the state. and are treated like
depraved criminals
President Diaz and the high Federal au-
thorites are kept fully advised Of the political
troubles The general Government will take
no hand in the affair further than to distribute
Federal troops in the turbulent districts to
preserve the peace 1t is probable that tho
State will be placed under martial law unless
the present attitude Of the belligerent factions
is changed. and that a. .provsio ional Government
will be appointed to direct the affairs OF that
State. President Diaz has received assurances
from the Gubernatorial candidates that they
are warm supporters OF his administration.
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and 8. Augustine were suffering in the same

way and sought some method of relief
to speaE. The lre.ident had responded to the
! needs Of the people. He had.come up nobly to
the fu marx oi his duty and hsspg psd done n his
great question. and to take hold OF immcdi-
ba sss ead .sssSss
lauRhterl 'on this question only follow the
Sho Of HneP PYGe 70 tse
claim 70 be either. Democrat, Repeblican. or
pOnulist. l claim TO be equally independent
]. was not elected upon any platform except
the platform OF Grover Cleveland" Applause. ]
dnce politics into this dedate. 4 caino Of base.
hall could never Re won by merely putting the
Shs5 sd n out GaS Ss 'Hs sTsss
party was to win. 1t must win by positive and
not br negative power: The Democratic party
land was a great leader. and he waa ready TO
support that leader; tApplausel HI did not care
When great city was on Are. no one cared
whose old woman's COW bad kicked oyer the
to to Ss e ieie F
chose TO help them. 4 i vas wiling 70 come
indicated. they would accept its help and
would be grateful for its support y It shared
M. s SIMPSON NJ sS1 Pon. Kan Ksn SPOKE @ IN favor o,
free coinage: He severely criticised the Demo-
cratic party for Its absolute uselessnesa. VINO
ever heard Of tho Democratic rarty ever re-
pealing a law or making q law? lLaughterl
The Democratic party was not party OF PRO
gress. tliepublican applause.l There was no
Democratic party any more: 1t was PRESIDENT
Cleveland's party. lLaughter.l He also paid
his respects to the Republican party. and
charged tho present depression OF business to
Republican legislation.
Before Mr.: Simpson had concluded his re-
marks tho House took a recess until o'clock.
tho evening session to be devoted to the debate
on the Silver bill.
There were about twenty Eve mem bers pres
ent whom the House met at O'clock. after the
recess.
Mr. Morgan Dem. Mo- and Mr.. Talbert
Dom s c. advocated the free coinage OF sill
yer. and then the House adjourned until to-
morrow.
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WANTED WHISkEY IN HER SODA.
"ouan Arrested for Disturbing the
Peace Of n Broadway Drug store.


A woman OF 80. in blue gown and white
sailor hat went into HeGemans drug store at
Broadway and Thirtieth street at 8: 80 o'clock
last night with slender man in light sum-
NOR suit Both had been drinking. They went
to the soda stand and asked for whiskey and
soda. and Charles Lee. the clerk. refused to
serve them.
To his astonishment the woman began to
scream at the top OF hcr lungs. and in a twink
ling crowd was ia N III ed around the door.
The woman upbraded the clerk in shrill
tones. and selling glass from the counter
smashed 1t on the floor Policeman Gallagher
ran and caught her by the arm. Several hun.
dred men and women trooped down Thirteth
street after the prisoner
The young man was at her side protesting
against the arrest. The woman continued TO
scream and attracted more Pedestrian. from
BROADWAY. Two civilians helped Gallagher
get his prisoner along.
AT the station the prisoner told Sergeant
Halpin that she was Mrs. Robinson Of 1856
Lexington avenue.
We're resrectable married people" chimed
In her com ranicn. nd he was pity erected
from the station. Clerk Lee came down from
the drug store and made complaint OF disor-
derly conduct ani the woman was locked up
The man fingered for hours around tho station
house trying to get an interview with the i'm
priSoned woman.
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Secretary CariIslc's Reply TO n RESOLUTION
OF the senate.

WASHINGTON. AuS. ~ 80 Secretary Carlisle
sent to the. Senate to-day tho following com
mun:cat:pn in reply 10 a resolution passed hy
the senate on WcGnesday. requesting certain
Information regarding Treasury notes issued
under the sherman act:
In response thereto. | have the honor to
SAY that during the present month Treasury
notes issued under the act Of July H. / $50.
amounting to s7l4.GDj. have teen redeemed
by the Government 10 silver dollars. While
do not pretend to have knowledge OF the de-
gree of Information possessed by the holders
Of the notes SO redeemed. am ofthe opinion
that they We're fully advised at the time Of such
REDEMPTION that they could have had gold in
stead OF silver II they so desired. base
this opinion upon the general publicity
which hns been given to the terms
of the act. no less than upon the
irs,ruG,i9ns Of .h.s iep9stment to ,hs
United States. which has. teen to the effect
that such notes were redeemable in silver
supported In my belief by the tact that in the
circular Of thus department. issued to the
with the Treasury. ana containing the. reGuIa;
lions which govern the issue. redemption. and
exchange OF the paper currency. and tine gold.
there is q paragraph which reads as follows:
Gold coin Is issued in redemption Of United
sistant Treasurers In New York and san
Francisco. and in, redemption OF Treasury
and all Assistant Trsasurersr
In further response to the resolution. /
have TO say that recently gold coin has been
presented at an office Of this department and
silver dollars asked in exchange therefor. and
that tho exchange was not made Tor the rea-
son that all tho silver dollars in the Treasury
Ht the time wcr" required under the provisions
Of the laws relating to thc currency Co U- hcl
in tho Treasury to cover outstanuins silver
certificates and Treasury notes. issued under
the act OF July II. 1890 At present the de.
pGrtment would not and could not exchange
silver dollars !or gold coin. II requested 10 10
50 by holders Of gold, for the same reason;
but II the conditions of the funds of the TreAs-
ury were such as TO afford a margin OF silver
dollars in excess u silver certificates and
Treasury notes outstanding. such exchange
would be made"
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mrs TRAVELS MARKED Br FITS
eree"ry Mas /. Habit OF Beine Attached
hI HyarorAohtn nnS Other ThinEn.


bJ HysropAobt. a,s Other Things.
William Il. Gregory. the artist who accord
| ing TO the doctors. was attacked with hydro
phobia In Greenpont on Thursday. and was
sent TO the hospital at Flatbush. got well sud
denly soon after his arrival. and expressed his
desire to leave. As there was no reason for
OBTAINING him. he was let 90. Accompanied
by one OF the medical stan OF the hospital. he
came to this city on Thursday evening. He
went straight to Cooney Grimms saloon at
43j East Houston street. where he was identi-
ned ty Cooney. He asked Cooney IL he could
stay all night Cooney said he might II he
would paint him some pictures.
Gregory hauled out his tin paint box and
painted four oil marines or hand. In payment
he received several glasses OF beer a nights
lodging. breakfast in the morning. and
loan ot 20 cents Early yesterday morning he
left Cooney's. saying he was going down to the
I'"ce building to get Job. Late last night he
had not returned. although he had left part OF
his painting materials behind him. Cooney
says Gregory may come back at any minute
and may not turn up for six m onths as that
Gregory had good @ 81 start sG1 in iife % lis father
James Gregory. and his uncle. William. con-
ton and Cannon streets streets " He 1 received sS good good
sqSeasipn' sqorstip nt nnd his father lst him some me
state He aqIs marsiea eSIs. ssa 40 and 's sepaTsssd
from his wife shortly after marrying her. He
Iuntrelled with his uncle and had a Law suit
WIN MIN about the house and lot at lSj Sec
ond avenue. Whom he won II he sold the prop
erfy Tor s2O.ooO and gave the lawyer two
hniros OF the money. according to agreement.
4 me other one-third was paid to his wife by
For the last eight years Gregory has been
travelling around the country with his tin
paint box. makin ing living by doing any kind
OF painting. His path has been marked by fits
OF dluerent kinds all over the country. At Al
oany ne was employed by clothing concern
70 make pictures in a show window to draw a
crowd; He had all sorts OF convulsions almost
daliy during his three months engagement.
ann alwayS revived at once when generous
doses o! whisSey were given to him.
ABOUT inur wears ago Gregory announced
mat ne wanted to straighten ur. and going to
MS relations begged to be taken back. He
was nut into all asyl lum for inebriates In Mad
ison avenue Whiie there he developed a
strong religious taste. An Episcopal minister.
= friend Of the family's. took him into his
home thinking to lend him to a better life. All
went well for three days Then Gregory was
found exceed ingly drunk. having emptied n
brandy decanter.
The last At that Gregory 10 known to have
had before he was found in Greeppoint was in
trenton only last Monday. There, too he
parked IKE dog Two years ago he was dis
charged from Bellevue Hospital as having
oeen cured OF the orium habit. Gregory Is a
clever painter in his way.
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World FAIR AWARDS
The Americans Who Have Won Honors In
the Fine Arts Department.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-The official list Of awards
In the Department Of Fine Arts was given out
to-day By the National Commission Oh Awards.
The awards for sculpture will not be ready for
few days.
To each OF the artists named below a medal
and O diploma setting forth the points OF ex-
cellence in his works were awarded. The ex-
hibition Of paintings made by French artists
was disappointing &c the jurors. An average
Of 10 per cent. OF the q. 900 pictures in tho Art
Palace received awards. The American list:
USrTtp SrArrs-oil Paintings Sargent. {. c. Cur.
ran. c. Davis Mark Fisher. Henry Bishing. George
De Forest Brush. u. S Nowbrsy Irvine X. wiles
FRANK v. Benson. Henry g Wake. J. Franei, Aur.
+ r.rhs!I Eastman Johnson Morgan McIlhaney.
der J. Alden Myers. c. Donnho Robert vennoh
+, simmons theodore Robinson. Thomas EaIns
Chide Hassam. =. Einton. ". Freer. Walton
Palmer. George InneA I. ". Dewing Alfred kappes
Gilbert Gaui, T trich Bolton Jones Horato ak
l. c. Tiffany, J. Mcneil Whistler. Douglas Nolk ID. w
1ryon, Fred S Church
Most Of the successful foreigners were named
in last Mondays Sun.
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CLIMBED Ay ELEVATED PILLAR.
Mary Noble Invned Policeman Lawiess CP
when He Told Her to Come Down.

Mary Noble Invued Policeman Lawless Up
when He Told Her TO Come Down.
When life In the Tenderloin was at It's height
at o'clock yesterday morning q well-dressed
young woman ran down the steps OF the ele-
Vated railroad station at Sixth avenue and
Twenty. eighth street and began dancing In
front OF the Manhattan Hotel. A crowd gath
cred. aud the young woman began 10 kick and
Jump and scream.
Policeman Lawless OF the West Thirtieth
street station saw the crowd. and pushed into
tho centre OF 1t. When the young woman saw
him she turned and climbed up ono OF the
pillara OF the elevated railroad. Lawless
CHANGED his mind. and tried to reason with
her.
Come down. he ordered.
Come up and get mo-" said the woman.
The crowd jeered. Lawless doffed his he'll
met and started to climb the pillar. He was
about to grab the woman by the skirt. when
swish" tiny foot shot out. glimpse Of a
black stocking was caught by the spectators.
and Lawless rat down on the pavement rub
bing his left eye.
Three more policemen Joined Lawless in
Answer to the lAtter's whistle. They got the
woman down. Then began a struggle between
the police and the woman. 1t took them twen-
y minutes to carry her to the station house.
There she said she was Marie Noble. an
actrees. Of 4S4 Fourth avenue. In tho Jeffer-
son Marke. Police Court yes terday she was
fined SlU
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HE GOT RID OF The W4sPS,
But the Fire Which Burned Their Nests
Spread and Caused n Loss or SO 900,

New BRuNswICK. y. j.. Aug. 1a--II get rid
OF those wssps il it takes me all day." said
Farmer John r, Perrine as he left his wife in
the kitchen door OF his homo on the era m
bury turnpike at o'clock yesterday after
noon. He got rid Of the wasps. but at a cost
Of $4,000.
Poking at the wasps with a stick did not dis
lodge them. md. after a half hours work. he
determined TO set fire to the nest. He lighted
a rag on a pole and applied it 10 the nest. 1t
was qnickly consumed. and the fire. spread
ing TO the surrounding rubbish was in a mo-
ment beyond control. There was no one to
assist Farmer ferrne in putting out the flames
until too late, and his barns. shelter pens.
wagon house. and corn criu were totally con-
sumed
The barns contained all this seasons hay
and grain. and :he crib was well filed with
corn. The horses ard cattle were saved but
there is nothing LETT for them to feed upon.
Machinery. harness. and implements wer.
also burned. 1t will cost Farmer Perrine sl0.-
900 Ia square himself for that wasp expedi.
ton and the insurance people won't help him
out for more than half that amount.
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JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mayor Giroy and Corporation Counsel Clark went n
Saratoga last evening. 10 remain until Monday.
Mayors Secretary Willis Holly returned to the city
North Carolina -
W, d Ste!necke was appointed yesterday a .tamp
eik IN fost once station at the instance OF Bourko
Cochran. Tie salary is 500
Herman J.. kleber has been appointed reeeiv,p
81 bi"ie Co. ivory dealers. or ia East Four.
Irtnh street In the suit brought TO dissolve the cor.
Detectives Lang and Sullivan OF Capt, OConnor's
Command rA ded last night the houses at 1Sx and I'D
West Iweniysxtb street. aud made thirteen prison.
eTh. all but one. women. F''0"
frederics Waffle 80 years old. Of 7s9 Fulton stree.
hrooEyn. wa held for examination yesterday in tkS
Harlem court on charge Of obi % ne $500 from Emii
~ on OF w fhtl joIth street the false that
ne wAs banker at 81 william street. and hat lyon
roni" utaw me money ashe plsasec, Lyon has been
Lyon gave him the money TO invest '-'N
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FIRE IN ST. JOSEPH'S ASYLUM.
The Sisters Put IL Out Themselves and y on,
of The 600 Orphnns X new About IL

For two weeks painters have been at work on
St. Joseph Orphan Asylum. big six story
brick building at the northwest corner Of
Eighty street and Avenue A. They
stored their paints and brushes in the base
ment.
The coo children who sheltered in the
asylum were al! in bed last evening when
strong smell OF smoke was detected. Sister
Mnnu traced it to the basement and dis
soaked rags left ny the painters She tried 10
STAMP Tho IRE out and called for help when she
found it was spreading rapidy. Several OF the
with u few rails Of water. Meantime the Sister
Sup-rio- had run across the avenue and rnng
Gooi shepherd. The III 10 was out by the time
the lrenen arrived. None OF the children
heard that there was fire until after it was out.
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HERE'S -FOUR BOZ, MIAMI

Found In the Park with One Thomas Car
rIty, who IL Cader Arrest.
Park Policeman Boylan saw poorly dressed
young man leading a well-dressed 3-year-old
boy yesterday afternoon at Ninety second
street and Riverside Drive. He stopped them
and questioned the young man. who said he
was Thomas Garri.y 1S years old no home.
Garrity said that the boy had come up to him
in the Park and followed him. but the little
fellow cried and said that Garrity had taken
him away from his home. He could not tell
his name or where he lived.
Garrity was locked up and the little fellow
was sent to the rooms OF tho Gerry Society In
East Twenty third street
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BOTH LEANED our TOO FAR.

One Was Cleaning tho Window. the Other
Taking In Clothes. aud Both Were Killed.
Ann McCabe. 73 years OF age. fell from the
fourth story window Of her home. 127 Third
avenue. early yesterday morning and was In
stantly killed. She was taking in some linen
from clothes line. when she leaned out too
far.
Rachel Garrina, q Russian Hebrew. who
her husband and two children. fell from a
window of her home yesterday about noon
and was instantly killed. She was washing
the window glass and leaned out too far. She
was 35 years old and had been in this country
two weeks. Her husband is a cabnetmaker.
and had been saving money two years to bring
his wife and two babies over.
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Fourth-cias- Postma~:ers.

WAsHISGToS. Aug. 1S.-The total number OF
fourth-clsss Postmnsters appointed to-day
was iO3 OF whom forty We're 10 hil vacancies
caused by designations and death. Among the
appointments were tho following:
New YSr.-iicnT Pnrch-r. Ba-hEeTs Basin. Gil,
bert u. iiaTilnr iacona: Joseph W. EroNn. MORA:
Chnri-s i T CHE Rocktu
renn,yIvHuia- -Abroban Hair. Dunsfort r. -. 7
john. on. "resorys " y Mc,resry, AcNb'r.peo Sn.
Lenrg- \. koheE. zoe.
Nermont-FIel " Abbott. Fairee.
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Reading to Pa, tn. r.-hrsh valley In Coal,

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. le.-The Reading Rail-
road Company has arranged to pay its debt OF
s@7s.oOO to the Lehi2h Valley Company by
transferring coal OF that value. 1t was because
of the inability Of the Reading TO pay this dett
that the Lehign Company Annulled its lease
The Heading ON pany has a Ia rye stock OF coal
on hand and this method OF cancelling the in
dettedness is regarded as heing highly satis-
fhctory BY all the parties concerned.
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BUCHAREST. Aug 1S-At 8 O'Clock this m orn-
ing an earthquake shock was fe'' In this city.
1t was followed In rapid succession BY two
Others The residents were frightened and
many OF them left their houses in their night
clothes. slight damage was done to some
buildings. but nobody was hurt.
Roumania and Odessa South Russia. say that
slight earthquakes shook both cities this
afternoon
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A L,npu,,an Married TO . Brewer.

Mlnchen Becker. the tallest of the Lillpu.
uans. who attained no little potorlety in town
last y'ar when they appeared at the ThalIa
Theatre. has forsaken that troupe. and for a
good caus" too. She has been married to
hrrr honhrimer. who holds good position In
biz brewery IN town. :"
A day or SO ago Miss Becker gave a reception
20 her former fel. ow players. when her secret
leaked out She Is the irst Of tho Liliputians
70 get married in over decade Iliss Iau
hns replaced her in tile rompany. NN
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RourL. Win ne.u.er,a,. III. o,Br,-n..

Barney RourSs. who Las been on q visit TO
California fJr his health i "XHect"d lack next
Friday. The frs, thing which viii occur after
Mr.. Rourke', return will be IN rehabilitation
OF the John T. G'H.ien ASso nation. which was
swallowed up ly the Tamnlany Hal tumancbe
CrU. New cluh rooms wit te secured. and
the - Brion- viii resume apmething Ot their
old iraerendent political character. barney
doesn't want EnGel - get aheai - him With
the Logan L!uu The monument 20 iOhn j.,
OBrien in Calvary Cemetery will be unveiled
On
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Mr.. Gladstone to Make the Motion Next
week-Mr. ChamberIaIn's Amendment.

LONDON. Aug. l6-In the House OF Commo
to-day Mr.. Gladstone announced that on Mon
day he would move the adoption OF a resolu-
tion to apply the closure TO the report stage o.
the Home Hue til on Friday next.
Mr.. Joseph thRmherla n. leader OF the MON
lists. gave notice that he would move as an
amendment to Mr.. GIadstone's resolution thar
the Governments proposal was calculated to
degrade the House into voting machine. de-
priving tho British majority OF their constitu-
tional nights, and ought. therefore. TO te with
drawn. He would also proI ose that ParIiu-
NJ snt ought TO be dissolved at the earliest op-
portun'ty.
Afterwari Mr. Chamberlain modified his
rroposel amendment by omitting tho words
calling for n early dissolution.
The sun., 1893-08-19

wAsHrSGToS FORECAST SATURDAY.
Por New England. northwesterly winds; slightly
cooler. fair weather.
For the District OF Columbia Esr York easssu
P'u"'yrdNa See Je-y Hary'and Delaware vIrpiata
verey n'ndI; fair eJesrs Sh local
ras in !Seu Fork Peansyfrana a.d 6ssS
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The low pressure passed eastward the New Ens.
land States early yesterday morning. followed By
clear and slightly cooler weather In all the Eastern
States The drought is pretty well broken. except In
few isolated sectIonA
1t fair in this city yesterday; highest ofnciai
temperature s3s; lowest 677; average humidity e5
per cent; wind northwest average velocity 10 miei
hour.
The Thermometer at Perry's pharmacy. in rBl sua
hui rdrd he neratnra foliov..
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BosroS. Aug lS-ManaCer G. T. Iathrop Of
the Howard AthenRum decided to change the
character OF his audiences. and recently put
stop to the issuance OF PASS checks The
liquor dealers in the vicinity OF the theatre
have susta ined q considerable dropping of In
their evening trade They made threats Of
retaliation on Manager Lathror. Last night
Itself in front OF the theatre and played cor
unuously til near the close OF the perform
ance; The audience In the theatre could hear
on when asked to do so by tho ushers. The
police; on the call OF Manager Lathrop dis
The sun., 1893-08-19

CHICAGO, Aug la-word has been received
from Miss Frances Z Willard OF her entire re-.
eoyery 70 health. She will remain at Lucsrns
nTSsSrisnd. n, Snd. until oot l. when she viii start
The sun., 1893-08-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Casto-la.
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
When abe had Children, shs gave them Cassori.
The sun., 1893-08-19
Flanagan OF T.x.. Asked to Resign.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1s-Secretary Carlisle
has requested the resignation OF J. Webb
Flanagan. Collector Of Customs at FL Paso. Tex.
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severe exposure. rothi7- can compare with
the eaxest to TAKE, and the mes; ratura!
remedy.
They're guaranteed TO give satisfaction, In
every way and in every case. or your money
is returned: What more caiI you ask for,
with a medicinci
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The sr.ud op-r. Hou.- In whr. and Gold

Arrivste view OF the fevampei Grand Opera
House was given to tho members Of the press
last night During the past two months the
house has teen entirely rebuilt in the interior.
Inc ornamental work is OF plaster OF special
iDRlS pretty effect.
The colOrings are 10 ivory white and gold
ana amber. The foyers and lObbies re treated
IN tropica! foliage decorations Patrons Of the
house vii! hardly recognize il when It opens
be the first attraction.
The sun., 1893-08-19

Whether it's Catarrh itself. or any Of tbs
troubles caused by Catarrh. the makers OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy viii pay you
$500 If they can't give you . complete and
permanent cure,
The vsrse eaSss o9 ehroAis CAaAEsh n -
HaAA ~ - tbs EsAsay,
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Idaho TO Hayc "A bishop.

RoMF, Aug lS.-The Pope has raised the VI
o. BishOpric.
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IT STAYS By YOU
tho good that's done by DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. In

Jtisu uP3t1Uu, bIIIOusleAsI In
gesuon, Jarrdice, Dizziness,
,ur Stomach. and Sick OF
.lious Headaches, they dive
permanent cure. There's no
action after them; their help
stB
For breaking up attacks OF
colds, chills, fevers,
"a rheumatism, neuralgia,
. and kindred derahge-
The sun., 1893-08-19
Assembly Nominations.

The washin gtop county Republicans have
renominated ". r HobbtS Of Greenwich to2
member Of Assembly.