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THEY BELIEVE IN IT.
What They Say at the Nashua
Home for Aged Women.
Other Public Institutions AuN,tlag the
Same Thing.
Foreign Missions in Ind and Chin, Fol
lowing the f sanple
The following commun' cation EXPLAINS itself:
HOME Eon AGEp WoMrs,,

The following commun cation .xIJa,ns itself.
HOME ron AGED woMFs,y
NASHUA, "a. ii.
With tho consent and urgent request Of the
matron and ono Weep !Ssident. I will give the
testimony Of one of @ ar inmates. Mrs. Eliza
Fuller.
She was quite III 6th ranker in her mouth.
throit aud chest. h. j. complaint at every meal
being ~ cannot fwsjlow." She read IN the
Nashua popers OF u many wonderful cures per-
forned by Df.are ms Servura blood and nerve
remedy that she Ess induced TO try it. She pro.
cured bottle, spd the mcd,cile cured her.
Another OF our inmates was cured by DR..
Grsene's medicine. Ssnd we nil bless IL for what
II has do ne. and hw" pertpcl confidence in the
remedy for nervous and chronic diseases.
n. r. SMITH.
There IA certnin3y won,N--ful confidence felt
by people In DR.. Groene's /. ervura bI God and
nerve remedy and its truly charitable power TO
cure disease.
There have recen lily come within our KIN owl :
edge facts liks the isbov, which prove the greut
and widespread con adence In thu, remedy 10th
among public and pre- Iate institutions. In the
hrst place. doctors pre- cribe and recommend II
a. II IL tho discovery ~ al prescription Of emf.
nent physician. Tins together with the factof
Its wonderful cures y AZ led many dispensaries.
hospitals and institu tons to ADOPT the remedy
- q standard medtciuJ :.
Now We learn that artous foreign missions In
India, Chine, &c. an having the remedy sent
them part OF theft necessary requirements in
case OF disease.
OF course oil thesc facts give the people every
where tho greatest con ddence In the medicine.
and their conhdsno |, is we'll rlaced. Dr. Greene
Nervurs blood and nerve remedy does cure. II
makes the sick we'll II Is Furthermore purely
vegetable and perhsctly safe TO givs to infants.
children or the most delicate invalid. These
facts make It the ;most popular remedy of thu
day. and drussas Is state that no remedy has
ever equallsd II ., Their In its enormous sales or
the complsts sat- sfsction 1t gives those who
purchase and use ~.
Another thing aof srest Importance is the fact
that all who use 1T. or who desire TO 1t. have
the privilege Of consulting without charge, per-
sonsllly or by letter, it's discoverei, DIR. Greene
Of So West 18th St. New York, tho we'll known
and successful specialist In curing all forms Of
nervous and caronic diseases.
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CHASED BY A CROWD.
Err:nR William Koenan Run Down
by Two Policemen.

William Keenan,. seventeen years old.
OF 5a Eleventh avenue. who Is said to
be a member of the Eleventh avenue
gang. was held for trial In the Jefferson
Market Police Court this morning for
stealing $50 and Il Skye terrier worth $25
from James X. Cummings, fish dealer,
at 423 Seventh avenue. keenan, was
discharged by Cummings last Saturday.
on Monday he forced window In the
rear OF the market and stole Skye ter
rier dog.
Then. 1t IL alleged, Keenan, collected
$50 from several of Mr.. Cummings's GUS
Cummings saw keenan, on broadway.
near Twenty-eixhth street, last night
and tried to grab him. but the young
man ran. Cummings followed. yelling,
stop thiefr'
A hundred persons Joined in the chase.
Keenan, was run down by two fleet
policemen. He said that a policeman
Bowery Monday night.
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FOR THE ROGUES' GALLERY.
George Farrell Picked a Pocket 81
Picnic

George Farrell. aged twenty-four. OF
1867 Avenue A, was held for examination
In the Harlem Police Court this morn
ing on n charge OF picking pockets.
His wife, who was arrested with him.
was discharged.
At a picnic In Lion Park last night
Paul Herb, blacksmith. OF 2l3 West
Fifty-third street, caught Farrell taking
his watch. Detective Price arrested
Farrell and his wife. At the station
house Herbs watch was found In the
prisoners possession. A large number
we're found in the prisoners pockets.
He was taken to Police Headquarters
and his picture was taken for the
Rogues' Gallery.
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Policeman Johnson. OF the Hamilton
avenue station, Broohbn, early this
morning had II lively chase for u couple
Of thieves who were stealing from a
sCOw King in the Erie Basin IN.
officer found them standing In row.
boat In the act of removing a quantity
or rope: They ran away and Johnson
followed them nearly "A quarter OF u
mile, but they escaped. The rowboat
was removed TO the station-ouse.
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'snasch.d . saloon Keeper. watch.

'euasched Q Saloon Keepers watch.
Thomas Harmon and John Murphy
were arraisned before Justice Ryan this
,i1ornfns. In the Tombs Police Court. on
aicharge OF stealing a gold watch and
chain from John ,Plunkitt, a saloon
kfeper at ., 70 Mott " street, Last night,
fehdAnts snatched Plunkitt's watch and
,cfiait and ran down the street. Justice
Ryan remunded them for trial to-mor-
fpw morning. -
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INSANE WOMAN AT LARGE.
General Alarm Sent Out for Missing
Mrs. bearing.

j. +. bearing, OF 3i6 West Seven
teenth street. reported at Police Head
quarters this morning that his wife,
Gertrude. has been missing from home
since Sept. L. She Is demented.
An alarm has been sent out She
IL about feet inches In height, slim,
fair complexion. dark hair and blue
eyes, When she left home she wore
u blue serge dress and blue straw hat
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BURGLARS AT FARM.EoUSEs.
Two New England Hau,s that
Yielded $4,000 Each,

PORTLAND. Me. Sept. 2l.--A de-
spatch from Limerick says that three
farmers. brothers. Henry. Humphrey
and Nathaniel Staples, bachelors. liv-
ing by themselves. had 5000 In the
was sick and the other brothers were
milking, burglar entered the house
and stole the money.
BENNINGTON. Vt, Sent. 2l.--At East
Greenbush Tuesday night the farm
house OF William Scubbing was entered
by thieves who stole 5000 belonging to
Michael McKeen.
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THROUGH AN OPEN SWITCH.
Baltimore and Ohio Express Trai,
Dashos Into Q Freight

RAVENNA. o., Sept. I.-Through
passenger No. 8, Baltimore and Ohio,
with seven sleepers, dashed through an
open switch at this station Mt 40 this
morning. killing Joe King aged forty,
Instantly. Twelve freight cars were
showed or the track
The conductor OF the freight said he
failed to shut the switch. Il. Fryman.
engineer of the passenger. jumped, and
Is badly cut about the face
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New Msxicans Want to Como In

ALBUQUERQTE \. T., Sept 2l.-
A rousing statehood convention was
held here yesterday. Speeches in favor
Of calling on Congress for the immediate
admission of New Mexico. after certain
clauses III Delegate Joseph's bill had
been eliminated were made by promi-
nent citizens. A series of resolutions
was adopted, and Congress will be flood
ed with printed slips.
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New Yorr.rs a. D,r.c,or.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2l.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Louis
vile. New Albany and Chicago Rail-
road Company WAS neld here Yesterday.
The old directory was continued with
the exception az NJ. W, Bumsirui and
-. l.. Hawkins, OF New York who wrr-
succ""ded by Washington Common aud j.
IL. Bond, bOth OF that city.
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Ara,ns. Pepner wh,sksv Company.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept. 2l.-United
States Circuit Court Judge william H..
Taft has rendered an important decision.
He declines the order to restrain the,
Joseph H. PEBBLES Company from using
the trade mark and label OF the James
Il. Pepper Whiskey Company. The,
latter Company, he says. has mlsrepre-
scented matters by putting whiskey on
the market as Old Pepper. when but 65
per cent. OF II was OF that brand.
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Politicians Ea, Turtle.

The veterans OF the Old Hoboken
Turtle Club gave their annual dinner
at the Kinssbridge Hotel to-day. The
membership OF the Club includes many
men prominent in politics. WiiiamI ii,
men prominent in politics: William II.
who attended the dinner enjoyed an
epicurean feast
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Alleged Female Iucondtary Set Free.

CHICAGO, Sept. .i.-Mr.. Maud Ha-
ni.. WING Was recently brought here from.
New York to stand trial on Il charge Of
conspiracy to defraud the Security In
suIaucr Company 10y setting lire to-
that thei. Was not enough evidence to
convict hCr.
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CUT A STEAMER ADRIFT.

Bold Act Of . River Thief on North
RIVER.
street station, arrested James Joyce,
aged thirty-one. OF SCI East Twentieth
street, at West and Tenth streets. al
OF having stolen a coil OF hawser which
he Was carrying.
After locking Joyce up Hallenbach
Sylvan Stream. at pier 46. foot OF Tenth
street. floating out into the river. He
yelled and woke UP the captain. who
threw a line ashore, and between them
they got the boat back to her berth.
Joyce was held for trial In the Jeffer
son Market Court to-day.
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Phtladslnh'n ard Erie's Presid emit.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. An. Park
er shortridge has been elected President
of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Company. vice William Hasell Wilson,
resigned
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BOSTON JURORS POISONED.
I Troubls Attributed to French Peas
Served ct Supper.

BOSTON, Sept. H.-When the court
Opened for the fourth day of the
trial of James A. Trefethen for the
murder of Tena Davis. several of the
juryren were unable to put in an ap-
summoned to attend them said they
were suffering from arsenical poisoning
Tho trouble Is supposed TO have been
caused By French peas which We're
eaten for supper last evening. The trial
has been postponed.
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k.ld Tor 3 pufY.lo rhef.

Centeal. once Detectives Mccafferty
and Robinson had remanded Felix Del
mez, a stonecutter. twenty-one years old,
In the Jefferson Market Court this morn
ing to await the arrival OF detectives
from Buffalo. where Delmez is wanted
for stealing 800 worth OF stun from a
boarding house.
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sIsOyT The ePIe,anss 70 buy .h., ,SS Dc.
fLnT Co. o. 18th Of. and Sth ave. -
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YACHTING PARTY RESCUED.

New Yorkers Narrowly Escape.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Sept. n.-Capt.
Holman, OF the oyster steamer Benjamin
smith, picked UP a party In the yacht
Cleopatra, owned by George Collins, OF
Stamford. off Charles Island. yesterday
A squat upset the yacht and the
party OF six was nearly exhausted when
found.
The people were brought 20 this city
and went to their homes in New York.
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$50 KxeuFsisss - Csis.bian Expssitis.
rIs sssyl,:s !. s..s.1 ss,ssa.s SEP, AZ
:;S; s. s: \. Il 81 g < ss' ':s' WI
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Our Country Coasiss
vi AZ II III. s;ss f s:s u; Il. sss
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Medical.
Flats and Apartments to Let.
Business Opportunities.

n FEW HUNDRED d )LLARS CASH will 20.
cure this week safe. asi eoanie and profitable
omcs business: no experience necessary; null in
nestigation given: no agents need apriy. Address
d. T. NJ. +. d. box s. 1884, New York.
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rOHT OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
steamship AIler tsrdcuss sept. d. ifh sag, r
to order, Vessel - James RaU.Iu
Schooner Fannie Tracy Norfolk lufnner
Schooisr Percy W Schill. Georgetown, s C.
seven days. with shingles To order, vessel to A. j.
Bailey.
Schooner Fannie II. Stewart, Norfolk lumber.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY
State of California. Glasgow.
Fuerst BismArck, Rotterdam.
Werkendam, Rotterdam.
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
Mails close. Vessel sails
Rio Grande, Fernandina, 500 = NJ
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TODAY.
City Of Para, Colon Sept, IL
DUE TOMORROW.
Csmpsnis. Liverpool Sept IS
Columbia, Hamburg Sept, II
Rhsstia, Hamburg Sept. 0.
TraVe Bremen Sept, IL.
DUE SATURDAY.
Bohemia, Christiansand Sept. o.
Massachusetts London Sept. L.
Niagara. Nassau Sept. 10
Paris, Southampton Sept. is.
Roland. Bremen Sept. II.
Sorrento. Hamburg Sept 7.
INITIAL sxhAnstien and brain fatigue
+ frs@ptiy cured ~ BHoMo-sHLTlEL -
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Board Wanted.

W AETED-Two single rooms with board for one
young lady; term, moGsrate. NJ. box 28T World.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
sra rises. 80 Sun sets IS IS Moon sets l2 IS
| HIGH WATER o-DAY
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TBEIR FAMILY QUIRREL SETTLED;

LADY woIsELEY SECURES SIiA"f' Or ''-''
MOTHERS GREAT CALIFORNIA FORTUNE.
..n Francisco. Dec (SpeciaD.-The Murphy Will
,on,ss, has been settled by offer Of the con-
,nstor,s n give the three daughters VINO were
raroad ne heirs In their mothers Will one-third o'
,ho os,ate The compromise was made through uie
efforts Of relatives who dreaded further eNPos"''
Of family troubles. Mrs. Murphy was Inc "iuo"
~ 7 n Nrrphv who made fortune lihporus
6rvpoods The pope made him marquis ana ne
left an estate worth nearly two milohs- ine
widow received sGOO0O, and the rehia'nUei ',"1
divided among seven children. Mrs Murphy uieu
last year in London. leaving all her estate u ~
daughters Nellie Fannie and Isabel ana expressly
dsinherlting her eldest daughter, l-auy "''"-'
and her two sons Daniel and Samuel SAe pIoNu."
that II any of the three daughters should nle Will
out issue her share should 90 to the children oi
her so, Eugene. the NewYork banker
These provisions naturally caused c"''f'S', 81,
a.. uo,solev ;oined with Daniel and Samuel anu
,be, tho three daughters attempted to PROBATE
,he,- ,,o,her's will in Oakland last summer inc
,h,aa others contested IL. The testimony shoWsu ~
,nla,, family ouarrels, and letters OF Ntiic W.
,aad which ridiculed Sir Charles NOistIcy I'i "I'
,n,, ~ the Prince OF Wales set, as well as Se'1idl
caIforri.ne who are rich that lnrH Nouiu m n
~ forget their humble origin. rms eNp0suIe Sl1id
~ ,rest a scandal that the three GauSnters ,ec'.e @
81 So,nnronise They therefore offered 10 give ,, tn
W &c orethird or $4,000. we as 10 pay
,be iawvers' fees The two brCther5 asiee,r az, -,
arr now waiting hear from Lazy vIieis. ~ re
whoro i, is dcrstood. Daniel VIII give IiS i .,
Eenic NirrhV was recently malIleu III i-''''y" c,
~ ,-icon,e Domirguez of the Argentine LtsI-
,,o nd her sister Fannie is 10 marry his Drother'
Don Luis DOmingueZ
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JPRgGrLIR INSURANCE OPERATIONS.

nenver Dec. This morning in justice court.
-. cIerdenning until lately local agent for the
.,a,a,ne and the Manufacturers and Builders Fire
Ins,rance companies waived examination on the
charge of ernbezzling cash and policies to the
~ s6725 2S. The accusation preferred
,,,.rd O. Hughes. special agent for the Pala-
.y c,ondenning is the son-in-law OF Fine r.
t,nnes, president of the American National Bank
=. 49, o,,y According to the allegations made. he
has ' accounted for none Of the moneys he collected
on ihs"'I incs March last. although he ISSUED over
mn uo,ices Glendenning viii fight the embezzle
ment cna. sc men here that criminal action cannot
OF insu. isnnscun..ssfuly brought In such case.
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TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.

Madetown. Conn Dec tspeesiaDN cnS lns Tss isst
ular meeting OF the Wesleyan Thedie"a Tnry abert and
Iadv sbert and sir John Bennett Ln~es lnes9
two English nobemen cSnnug' ns vear celebrated It's
iI,hilee Sir Henry Gilbert lectured u'i%a so.rch
Chemca! club on History OF "0i'''
in Agricultural Chemistry
Milwaukee Dec 5-Four days ana aeS nlgneSS o seas
food or sleep clinging to wreck EXPOSE ~ sv"h
and snows,orms until almost nf the little schooner
Dreadnaugbt VINO were last night at ths on hfnot hf
ft'nr The prcadnaught's crew. which consisted ol
CAPTAIN Andrew Olsen OF washington % is n t'hi-
onb sailor Harry Peterson, whose home Is III III N
caso We're rescued YESTERDAY by the steamer Sr
cuse which left Chicago yestefday ,nS nio'''''o '''
Buffalo thirty miles southeast OF h"Cin0'
rron,on y ! Dec. 5.-Governor Werts has APP
pointed Colonel r. r.. Meaney, OF East Nntinnai
Judge Advocate General S 70 of General aeg albeit
Worcester Mass. Dec 5--Thc viii Of Dr. Lucins L,,s
F. Billings of Bsre eonnn cnege GenST gpon the
Sea,b %; The teststors widow be kept as
permanent fund for the Medical Deprmen, me ol bo .r
arshp for the benefit Of poor but deserving n'e''-
cal students.
Chicago. Dec Andrew stoddard. an artist g ron VINO
don England. says was killed IN railway s,a'I He
a. sSaoa oa sdnay By s by 5y0
sesfRea sna Mss on hs Way 70 iasgow soddard
SerSon 6 @ se had heard
crayon artist.
T. Pee = Speakp9s Sppqn 9sr Of int the co46et s6 Of
Mitchell fight, Governor Renfrow yesterday stated
that under no consideration will the fight be allowed
TO take place in this Territory. lie would use an
his power even to calling out an armed force, 10
prevent It.
Fort Wayne Ind, Dec 5.-A sensation was caused
here to-day by the report OF the Grand Jury. The
officers and members of the Fort Wayne Club,
the weathest social organization In Northern Indi-
ana. were indicted for selling liquor without II,
cense for violating the IL o'clock closing law. and
for Sabbath desecraton. The membership includes
many well-known professional men. capitalists and
business men.
tl,.
Texas Pacific exploded yesterday about a mile
west OF Eastland. Charles +. Elliott. engineer;
y Jesse beaver fireman. and Frank Spencer. head
brakeman were instantly killed. The bodies Of ELI
Oft and Spencer blown into the brush about
~ feet from the scene OF the explosion.
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YALE md HART1RD DEBATE.
REPRESENTATIVE or THE TWO UNIVERSITIES
DISCUSS THE ELECTION OF SENATOR'S


x,.nor, y 7 Dec THE joint debate be-
,weon the Yale Union OF Yale College ana the
Wendell Phillips Cub Of Harvard University WAS
held here tonight under the auspices OF 'he ''''
club The subject Of debate was as follows:
posolved That United States Senator's should he
elected by popular vote , 49,.
Harvard had the choice OF sides. and took inc
amrrl,Ive Her representatives. as originally
chosen were Albert : Apscy and q. T. fa'""nS
The latter is H. and In his place F. = lh"a''
president Of the Wendell Phillips Ciup. sPoh'
yales representatives were Lemuel y. NcnS am
yyu,,orn !. Thomy 40 decision Is to be rendered
nv iudgeq regarding the merits OF the speak'"s
rhis debate is the first held by two large
colleges under the auspices Of "A society not oon'
nec,ea with either college. Many members oI 'ne
Yale Union accompanied the two Yale fepr'Se"''
tlvcs to Newport ,,,
Mr. Thwait in opening the affirmative spoke VIII"
slight preparation. lie said In part;
The affirmative does not intend in any way to a., I,
take the fundamental legislation OF the SeIae; ] as
recognizes the necessity of TINS body at ~ ~,
cstabIish H. The function which II was intended TO
rnll is very desirable one II sTo,csmen va who
wcro to guide the people and to restrain them from
the excesses and sudden enang@s wr,c boy
T, m 'as The theory and with 1t heartily agree
~ rho Sroate Of today however. falls to realize
these advantages. and the reason Tor II - tiat
many Of the men who compose it are Of an inferior
mental calibrc and lack the patriotism ana states
manijke 0ualities which they should have rms
s The real difficulty. and We propose as a rcinedy
tbat the PEOPLE elect the Senators directly Pro
| fnssional politicians may. through Il party caucus
control thr state legislatures the members OF wnich
ero nat nledged when elected to vote for any can,
didate for Senator. II is this way thai HI ana
| Vurnhv OF New York; Quay and his colleague
| dom P.nnsvvania and the Senators from Mar
| land were elected. But it Is not alone the pro
| fessional poitcian who controls the T.. 'or>
| lie has A strong ally In the mionair" who iesirer
| polificaI advancement and who exerts as hineiul
| an influence over our Legislators as the politician
| Mitchell Of Wisconsin: Jones ana stewart OF
| Nevada: Wolcott. of Colorado. come under th'
| ci,esidca tion of men who their position to
| tbnr wealth \ third class OF men who nave no
! husiness to be in the Senate Is composed oi such
| mon as PETER and certain others from the western
Statns who are elected by combines In the Legis-
iat,res Now were the people asked to express
,heir opinons directly. had the people a direct
vote for Senator'S. must all conccdc that this
Niaee ~ men would stand very little chance OF
! Lection Neither would they stand much chance
| "a bafnp nominated