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Tho main entrance OF the court room was
thrown open. and throe court officers entered.
carrying an extension chair. upon which lay
Mrs. Amelia E HAYES. Hayes's wife. She
looked pale and thin. and her hands were
clasred on her bosom. She moaned and wept.
Tho chair was followed by Mrs. HAyes's COL
ored maid. Betty Smith. Mrs. Hayes's sister.
her physician. All OF them carried msdicins
bottles and other appurtonances. Of a sick
Cosmopolitan Hotel. whore she WAS taken ON
Manhattan Hospital. Court officers tore her
Daniels administered u hypodermic Injection
O., ~LiEitalis aud whiskey.
Officers carrisd the chair to the witness stand.
chair and put his questions to Mrs. Hayes.
have her answers repeated by the stenogra-
pher.
,Iayss;, while idksr his W viz, lev wa M;tS Se IF. !, CARED n. i s9
tify. however. he took his hands from his face.
Mrs. Hayes told again the story OF her keep
H ESsss i r Ss5: WIZ VIZ Il, Nj; i kkf ;ss $s.,I MS
alleged confession that she had stolen from q
trunk the note. for denying the delivery Of
Ssss@a a sysse Is asfa snS s 81 ,Ge iain,Iy Mrs Hayes
"Oh. let me 60 home! Let me 90 home"
Mr.. Curtis said that he would like to suspend
the examination at that point. The court
officers took up the extension chair with Mrs.
waiting ut the Chambers street entrance Of
the court room. The ambulance was driven
back to tho Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Arthur NJ. Harris. oflce boy and law student
in Hayes office at 10 Broadway. testified that
he SAW Miss Heating sign and swear to q depo-
sition in December. 1890. which was to be
used in a suit in Florida against Hayes and
others. and was to the effect that Hayes did
not then owe her any money and never had
owed her any. Tho deposition was signed
and sworn to In the presence Of Morris Costor.
notary public.
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BRooKLYN's HOSPITAL scandal.
Catharine r. Smith Illegally Expelled From
the Training School.

CatharIne r. Smith Illegally Expelled From
the Training School.
Justice Bartlett has rendered o decision in
Brooklyn in favor OF Miss C.. l. Smith in her
suit against the trustees OF the Homeopathic
Hospital and Training School to compel them
to restore her to her place in the training
school or give her q diploma. She entered the
school In September. 1890. and there was o
written agreement that she would receive q
diploma after O period Of two years. About q
year after her admission she had a contro-
versy with. Miss L. A. Belts. the assistant
superintendent Of the training school. who
was acting snpsr!ntendsnt, and was expelled
charge OF INSTRUMENTATION. Her Dismissal
led to the ventilation OF a scandal
in the institution. Involving the rotations Of
DR.. Lewis. tho chief OF tho medical staff. and
lished nothing, against tho moral character Of
either DR.. Lewis or Miss Belts. but the matter
caused much friction. and recently. when Miss
Belts was made. superintendent. nearly all OF
their destinations Ali Of Them. however. were
withdrawn. and complete harmony was appar-
At the trial Of Miss Smiths suit no direct
reference was mad to the Lewis Belts scandal.
the points inyolyed Ringing on the regularity
from the training school! Miss smith has been
steadily employed as a nurse. In his decision.
Justice Bartlett says the rules OF the hospital
relative to the, expulsion OF a nurse are clear
Training School Committee and the superin-
tendent of the school must concur In the OK
%pulsion. In this case the latter was not con-
suited. Miss smith may now reenter the
tiiicate as to hor qualifications as a trained
nurse,
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WHISKEY TRUST INVESTIGATION.
President Greenhut Couciudes Hts Test
n,ouy-The Use OF Essences.

President Grcenhut Conciudes Hts Testi-
n,ouy-The Use Of Essences.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE inquiry into the
Whisky Trust was resumed this afternoon.
Mr.. Greenhut being recalled. In reply to
questions by Mr.. Bynum. no said that the
greater part Of the company's goods aro dis
posed Of through the main office at Peoria.
The plants could. and occasionally did. sell d.
rect to customers. They sold at prices fixed
by the company. .
Replying to questions regarding the issue OF
rebate vouchers. lie said that their legality
had been decided in United States courts in
three different cnsos. each being in favor Of
the company. The company had no contract
with dealers. 1t simply had an understanding
that at the end Of six months. II they had given
tho company their continued patronage. they
would receive q rebate Of two cents q gallon on
goods bought. This proposition Ia made by
letter. The su~b-purchasers receive q rebate
ton. and are paid on the report Of the whole
sale dealers. IL they 20 back on the agree
m 2 tan the cS0 mp N n get. ,hs me fn,I b %a1ts a met the
William n. Hobart. Treasurer. OF the COM
pany. then took the stand aud stated bis con-
Maddox. Hobart 4 20. OF Cincinnati, His firm
estsb 4 mse M Was 81 held 'n as q eq pseerS. pIsn. ani
operated in case Of demand. The business Of
making essences and fiaYors was quite extern
slve. He did not consider them harmful. They
plants were not SUSPENDED to put UP the price
Of the product. but they were to prevent over
Mr.. Hobart explained the use Of essences
asked II the combination OF these with spirits
was whiskey. He replied that it was a hard
question to answer
Mr.. Stockdale asked II these compounds were
not sold for whisksy., He replied that they
were. being known to the trade as domestic
goods. He told how such goods were branded.
and said that dealers know exactly what they
Mr.. Stockdalo-Then II q customers orders
such n compound and wants 1t branded "Bour-
bon" your firm does sor
About ons-half the whiskeys sold in the coun.
try contained essences. He could not say to
what extent foreign good. wore initiated. The
thought was a hensnt to tbs trade.
Mr.. Dewar was recalled. and asked how It
was he came to leave the distillingt company.
lie replied that ho o had made ad an !, application
pointed he resigned his place with the trust.
He was. not discharged by Mr.: Gibson; His
connections with Mr.. Gibson were always
then tf,eao rsyie we his Visit to Mr. Gibson a4% At the
Grand Pacific Hotel or the occasion when he
got the machine to destroy the Shufeldt dis
tillery. and told how Gibson explained lite use
were to be used in firing the tanks In the
cistern room. The committee adjourned until
tomorrow.
w Ra@ss Il 6e Htease he Of w fh1nIiisp' T;u seo in " shs
eating committee. to-day brought suit Rgains
President Greenhut OF the Cattle Feeding and
Distillery Company for $4,000 for libel. The
afternoon at the conclusion Of the invests
cation.
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D1spossEss1oN OR BuRG1ARYy
Gosford's Restaurant Cleaned Out In the Al
sence of HIS watchmnn.

Eosford's Restaurant Cleaned Out In the Ab.
sence Of Hts Waterman.
The Manhattan Life Insurance Company has
been having o hard legal fight in ousting c. A.
Gosford. who has kept q restaurant in the
basement OF 10 New street. A quick way WAS
found on Monday night. when seven laborers
broke dow Gosford's doors. demolished his
windows. and proceeded to set his goods and
chattels on tho sidewalk.
Last April the Manhattan Company pur-
chased 81. 90. and 90 Broadway and the lots
Immediately in the rear. which are Is. IT. and
10 New street. On this property . largo build
ing will be erected. The leases OF most Of the
tenants expire on May l. but the insurance
company bought all tbs leases except that of
Gosford. The work OF tearing down was be-
gun on Feb. !. Gosford obtained an Injunction
from Justice Barrett restraining the ompany
from further operation. This Injunction WAS
dissolved on Feb. y. and the com was re-
iitn"demniiiyt Gtosiord for any injuries be might
Proceeding before Justice Clancy Of the Sec
These proceedings were pending when the
company sttempt to . to eject Gosiord by force.
o p9f the ben p asSi ne k sad t 4 ~ DofIes %os Son nssihsa
dirt w.re piled before Ills sntrsnce. This did
Friday at i O'clock. while the place was fiied
with people eating lunch. . hole was jabbed In
tho ceiling and u stream OF water came down
Ing to get out Of the wet. Before the water
was turned of; tie floor was covered eight
and the water gradually leaked out.
lett his place. after seeing thst Il ' wa. . SesiSlS
inside to hold the fort. About 10 O'clock
Waterman CuIley wsaried Of his watch.
to the bosom OF his. family. This wat the
chance that John Stokes. who has charge OF
the Manhattan Company's real estate. had
b been WAITING iGr; G ~ tbs h as.ddoha hardly got out
man Booz, who appeared later. when Stokes
effects.
With an axe in bis own hands. says Gosford.
and thrown into the street. The seven men
under Foreman, MICHAEL LeSry proceeded to
lures. Axes and crowbars were handled with
a~lacrity. and in thirty minutes the place was
a wreck. Most Of the furniture and fixtures was
thrown into the street. When Gosford and his
every article on the promises capable Of being
broken had suffered. and tho floor was strswn
with the debris. Policeman Booz. at Broud-
way and Ex melnnansgy o; place R SssTd 1t the 1oiso of Of
workmen were about to cease their labor. He
arrested foreman Leary and took him to the
Old slip station house.
Leary was arralgned before Justice Ryan
and was held In si.0Oo baltic answer a charge
Of burglary. In demanding tho prisoner Jus
tice Ryan said 1t WAS q clear case OF burglary;
that G bos I Or r VA IN IN b Pesse into aib and the prlS-
The dispossess proceedings were decided By
Justice Clancy yesterday in favor Of the insur-
ance company. An appeal will be taken.
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THE O,DONNELL TRIAL.
Judge Stowe b es the Defendants Coun
sci for - Flippnnt Question.

PITTSBURGH, Fob. 14.-In the O'Donnell
murder trial to-day W. II. Burt. who had COM
mand Of tho Chicago division Of the Pinkers.
tons at Homestead. testified that on the day o
the riot he saw O'Donnell. Clifford. and Ross
coming down the bank toward the barges as
they ran out the gangplank. O'Donnell called
out: Don't land. fyou come ashore every
one OF you will be killed"
Joseph Malley. another Pinkerton. testined1
that O'Donnell said. The frst OF you that's
comes ashore will be arrested. and every onod
Of you who goes up the hill will be killed" He
also testified that no saw o'Donnell station .
mar with a shotgun in the place Of one with q
revolver. The witness had said in reply to n
question that he had boon a private w~atchman1
" In a faro hank % Systematically queried At
"M4W, bfsnn aa su ~s wi, H' 1St t% shs = th Rask ss,1naa "a
Of Question; yGa keep on shall have to cnlS
Eou TO to Account 1is o v There Ell is q men here y o. tr,nt
ness, This is no place for levity.",
Walking II p; A 'S2"ssS he e m asHG yssd s ~ish 81 o'Do SssR
the latter. ur9n seeing Z man back 81 an IRON
pS 1Gns a 70 seI Sl0 sya;tR Ri one IL" vlt to IS s ia &
the he st b~u 1a' y %nS ft cSt and aH iG%i he an ise aS%n The Ss
witness at another time heard some one say:
,TRat I'll, nc ast T 'ias to % Dc E, it and Pp If. e { r 'Is.t load 0sar q
against them" and thinking he recognized
the voice turned around: and there stood
O'Donnell said the words.
H. X. Goshen. another. reporter. heard
were watching 1t from the cupola: This ia no
longer n battle. This is n revolution" Tho
defence. In their cross-eXnmination. madOl
some effort and progress toward showing
that O'Donnell was on the scene in 2 r%er2rto-
they will introduce some evidence to that OF.
feet when their turn comes: Different WITT
Deputy Sheriff Gray. who admitted on cross.
examination that the 300 Pinkertons were not
deputized. by him. O'Donnell paid the strict.
est attention to- everything. frequently makinot
suggestions to his counsel.
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To Receive Foreign Visitors.

Mr.. Alexander L. Orr. acting President Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. has appointed the fol-
lowing committee to receive and entertain dis
tinguished foreigners who may visit this
country to attend the Worlds Fair:
Fenry Willard, Vernon n Brown, earl Schurz, Seth
Low. woodbqry Langeon, CHARLES !; smith. Morris X.
n, cEefsiisr John BiRelow. john K Kennedy. Charles 81
lAirehild, MILAN u, Dodge. J. riefpont Morgan, Horace
Hewitt EDWARD simmons, samuel d Bahcocl. Cor
lon, Oscar T. siraus. John Claim. John Austin htevenl.
j. Sewer Page, james ". Tappin, Louis windmuiler,
These gentlemen have consented to serve.
the rooms Of the Cham Der on Friday to organ
lie and name sub.oommittess.
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EVA MANN AGGRESSIVE.
She Wants to Have Joshua's Suit for d.
vorco Tried and Done With.

Josh Mann's suit for absolute divorce from
Evangelins l.. Mann. otherwise Eva Ray Ham
ilton. is about to be revived. not by Joshua but
by Eva. She has not boon heard from oonspicu-
ously since her failure as an actress or stage
beauty. Josh's suit was begun while Surro-
gate Ransom was listening to evidence in her
proceed!ngs to establish that she was the
widow Of Eobert Ray hSmilton and entitled 10
snare in his estate; That proceeding. as IL
The divorce suit was strleken from the day
quest IN January. 1892. and marked reserved
generally, hrn moved yesterday. through
her counsel. Charles ". Brooke. before JUS
tice Ingraham. 10 restore the case to the cal
the trial at tho time. and 10 now. Mann, II is
alleged, hrs preyented and evadsd III. trial.
good faith or with any Intention OF ever trying
It. but merely to hnrnss and annoy her and to
Hamilton.
he would be ready to try tho case on the first
Monday OF March. 1t was set down for that
date.
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NEW BRIGHToN's CHURCH ELECTION.
The Youngsters Get Control OF fairs By q
Comfortable Majority.

Brighton Heights Church. New Brighton.
s. l.. Is divided into W parties. which are made
up respectively Of the old and the young mem
bers. Each purity wants the control. An alec
ton Of deacons and elders was held q short
time ago. and the young people were VIC
%torlous. A protest was entered by the. older
new election should ne held. This election.
after two adiournments: took place on Monday
night. The Rev, a. II. Demarest al Port livh:
mond presided. When the ballots were counted
1t was found that DR.. Theodore Walser and
James Crabtres were elected elders. and Moore
Boyd and A. l.. Schwab deacons. All were
elected by n comfortable majority.
The successful cannidates are all young
stsrs. Previous t9 The ths meeting 3 tt few @ of the he
represented. there would he padlocks placed
on the doors and services would be discontin-
ued. This is considered an Idle threat. how
ever. by tho young people, who say that they.
the old people. would not dare to resort to
such extreme measures,
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witnesses IRON Florida 20 His Aubi-Srrs
Hayes Carried Into Court 60 Testify.

witnesse. IRON Florida 90 Hts Anbi-Nrs.
Hayes Carried Intc Court 60 Testify.
In the triafin the General Sessions OF Will
liam B. Hayes for perjury the first witness for
the defence yesterday was Frank Clark. law
ycr OF Barlow. Fla. On Oct. 4. 1887. when Miss
Anna NJ. Heating. the complainant against
Hayes. alleges that he was living In Il fat at
119 East Eighty-ninth street in this city.
Hayes bought an orange grove near Barlow.
The witness represented Hayes as attorney In
tho purchase. Between Oct. 4. 'ST. and May !.
'sS. he frequently saw Hayes in Barlow. Fla
The witness and George Land, who had had
business with Hayes in Barlow. had been in
correspondence with Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes by
mail and telegraph since Hayes's former trial.
with q view to coming to this city to testify In
Bayes's behalf. He and Land would not COM
sent to come here until they received $500
cash md an agreement to pay them $500 more
on their arrival.
Land gave similar testimony.
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Mr.. Hewitt Appeals to the Court to 8,
30, Too.

ANh S~S
80. Too.
James Blewitt's sanity was again a topic for
discussion before Justice Andrews In the su-
prems Court. Chambers. yesterday. 1t Is al
legged now that Mr.. Biewitt. who was a NOR
chant; Is thoroughly sound mentally. . little
weak physically. but perfectly able to care for
himself and his Si0.0 900. But he 10 still Judi
ciaily a Iunatic and his wife Is his committee.
Hewitt had a stroke OF paralysis In 1890.
and u Shsrifrs jury adjudged him a lunatic.
His mind subsequently got around to- some
think like q normal state; and an application
to him. but Justice Ingraham denied the APP
plication.
Beach In December. 1891. and he ordered an
examination. hut Blewitt. while being taken
whers he remained until. February, 1902.
Justice Beach. after, waiting several weeks.
discharged the commission he had appointed.
Now Abram King has moved for another
commission to inquire into B!switt's sanity.
two physicians having certified that he is
sane. Decision reserved.
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nal problem. lie. was in favor. % q Nicaragua
cana. but desired that 1t should be under the
direct aurervislon and munagemen t Of Coy
eminent of1ccra. At the close of Mr.. Higgine't
remarks the Canal bill was again laid aside
and tho consideration OF the Sundry Civil APP
preparation bill was resumed.
Al Dut twelve pages OF this bill were dis
rusel Of. The amendments recommended by
Tho Committee on Appropriations were agreed
10. except some that we're reserved. and these
included tho Worlds Fair items and river and
nte ADJOURNED until to-morrow at noon.
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Executive ciemeney for Gen. Ciaass.n.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-Tho President has
exercised executive clcmency In the case OF
peter j, Claassen. convicted Of embezzling
funds of tho sixth National Bank Of New York.
Imprisonment In tho Eric penitrntinry. The
President says he does so because OF tho bad
health n OF the prisoner. iIo commItes tho SEN
renee 10 as 10 give the prisoner the benefit OF
two years no spent In Jail before the sentence
was pronounced. This will lea,e ClAassen
only two more years TO serve, With the benefit
OF the usual deduction for good conduct.
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JEFFFRsoN CRY. Mo-. Feb. 14.-Freight train
No. 3. on the Missouri Pacific road. which leftd
Kansas City last night. was held up between
Little Blue and Pleasant Hill by q gang OF
masked robbers. The robbers obtained nothing
intention to rob the east-bound' passenSer-
train. which left. Kansas City at $3.50 T. u.
They tagged the freight train with q ~lanterns
amends by O raid on the. caboose. Informa-e
ton OF the attempted robbery was wired to
guards was placed on the passenger train andj
prepasations made to give the robbers 2 warma
Nothing moro was heard Of them. and tho
guard left tho train at Little Blue.
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tn. Charge. Against Superintendent Lowry.

The managers OF the House Of Refuge on
Rancall's Island will continue this afternoon
their investigation OF charges OF drunkenness
and neglect OF duty preferred against Super
iptendent Oswin W. Lowry by more thar
thirty OF the subordinate employees Of the in
stitution.
superiptendent Lowry: when summoned be-
NAL OF the charges, About a dozen witnesses
then testified in corroboration Of them.
Superintendent Lowry H. a Lieutenant In the
United States Navy. Previous to his nppoint-
msnt to his present position In April. 1892. he
was in the photographic Ofico In the Produce
Exchange.
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The Train Rolled Down tho Mountain.

BRISTOL, Tenn. Feb. 14.-At Norton's Sums.
NIT last evening a freight train while round-4
ing q curve jumped tho track and rolled down
the mountain side. q distance Of one hundred
Pettiiohn and Section Foreman Parker went&
down with the engine and were seriopsly IN.
ran into a slide at Seven Mile Forda The engine
and six cars were ,precipitated down a hill. :
FnRtreer John Smith had one leg broken and,
tho front brakeman were seriously hurt.
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v.rsic. for tho Hol'ani Trust Company.

Justice Patterson Of tho Supreme Court d.
rooted a verdict for S22. 797.33 yesterday 10
favor Of the Holland Trust Company against
James A. Waddell OF Key West on q certificate,
Of deposit for $4,000. The certificate wa6J
issued. by Waddell. who does business as the
John White Bank Of Key West, to Oppsn.
certificate was without value. being merely an
accommodation to Oppenhelm.
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Called TO !. Brooklyn Pulpi,.

The Rev. G. U. Makely, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church at Ayoca. Pa. has been
called to the vacant puipit of the Cumberland
street Presbyterian Church In Brooklyn. He
will accept II.
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Arrested Ms = FIrebug.

E%LIzABETH. Fob. 14.-Lawrence Wallacaf
aged %. n hod carrier. was arrested this after<
noon at Fan wood on a charge OF being the fre<S
bug who has been operating in the village for
the mast two mOnths.
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Fairly Well 1t 10 Year..

IArREI. Del, Feb. 14.-Mrs Jennie Carr
mipo. Sussex %county's oldest citizen. has jusSS
celebrated her lIOth birthday. She sesm2H
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FRAUDS WILL BEG
PERPETRATED. 2.

Good things have always been counterfsited andS
Iaita,sd-artieies without merit-nevsE
We cautioned you last week against the imitAtioasS
OF CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Nobody likes TO DO deceived-so don't forget thsE
cautiou-ask for CARrBRs LITTLE LIVER PnLSS
insist upon having CARTE, RS. aud see that yoS4
get thsm-
Don't forget the eAution-don't be deceived.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICKN
HEADACHE.
Small Pn Small Dose small PEssal
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Mrs. Blaine Thanks Maine Legislators.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Feb. 14.-In the Legislature
yesterday the following was received:
w.r~o~o~ n n
Mr.. ThprIr,

". ThfVfET.
DEAR SIR: May ! through You. thank the Mains<
Legislative delegation. who, on the Both OF January,
rrmeint cred Mr., Dl"ine' My children JON with me fMI
though We say but little. We are deeply sensible OF an
that their presence on that day meant I am. wiz
respect and gratitude. yours, Hamlet 4 BLAINE,
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CURA REsoLvTNT Internally. and from the
start II began to help me: the sores. began to
heal up and disanpear. AMI my health became
gain In flesh. and l think l am now ompletely
cured. My skin Is as smooth and as. fine asie
ever was. send YOU mE portrait, / hesyEtiiiy
all those AFFLICTED with akin or blood diseases.
for l am positive thoy will cure ,them.- F.
+. A. HOLMES.
East Aurora. N. Y. Breaker and Trainer q
t,lts. "
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ALMOST MASS SORES.
SO Painful No Rest ut Night. Doctor
No Help. Cure Speedy and
Complete by Cuticura.

salt rheum or eczema. NV face. head. and
neck were almost n complete mass OF sorcs
and some other parts OF my body we're afnict-