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The evening world., 1893-10-19
IT Is A Fathers WARNING,
Young Graham Scott Is No Longer
at Home.

The following advertisement was pub
l'shed this morning:
GRAHAM sCOTT-His father desires to inform
his friends that he will not pay any debts or
other financial obligations contracted by him. and
he In no longer employed by HIS fathers frm.
The boys father Is William A. Scott.
of the insurance firm of Scott, Alex
andre & Talbot, 81 William street.
my son. he said. to an Evening
world'' reporter, lis only nineteen years
Did, and until a week ago was employed
here In the office. He is inclined to be
wild, and has OF late fallen into bad
1t is in order that he shall
not impose upon any of his friends or
He is not stopping at home now, nor do
i know where he is. 'uppose he is
around the city somewhere. That Is
all there is to the story.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
BETTER WEATHER TOMORROW.

Weissman will have to be resentenced
The evening world., 1893-10-19
STOCKS N ED WEAK.
Then n Rally Ensusd-Eorthern Pa.
cilc Affairs Discussed.

The stock market was weakened at the
start this morning by the receipt Of
lower quotations from London. but sub
scduently the bulls rallied TO the sup
port Of their specialties. and n general
advance ensued.
Tn dealings were purely professional
and attracted little attention outside OF
tn" four walls OF the stock Exchange.
chiclgo Ga fell rs. to IS l.2: American
Sugar as. 10 81 Ia; Reading 3-s, to II is,
and Western Union SO. to ST "a, but
later American Sugar rose rs. TO 80 is.
Western CEion /. to 50 81; Rock Island
IL. to 81 rs. D!stillers j-s. to ~ IS: Cen
eral Electric IL. to a -; New England
3-S. 10 % -. and Northwest "a, to 100 1-2.
The success OF the Ivcs-I,cimont Com
mittee in their fight against the Villard
interest was the subject OF much dis
cussion In stock circles. The committee
having secured proxies for nearly 4ao,c
shares the opposition decided to give up
the fight. ~
Charles T. Barney and william l.. Bu,l
nave been given places as representa-
tves. OF the Deutschc Bank OF Berlin,
which controls between $50, 600. 600 and
$40 ooo oO OF the bonds, OF the road.
August ttutten Is also on the ticket
been In this country for some time in.
ve' tigating the affairs OF the Northern
Pacific. Or. Siemcns was rendered A
position In the Board, but declined.
The election VIII take place this after
room. hut no change Is likely to be
made.
The Bank OF England rate of discount
remains unchanged at 3 per cent, Dur
ing the past week the bank gained f24, OOO
In bullion fl5D. tO in reserve. It's
proportion Of reserve to liabilities Is A.. AZ
Der cent. against 1868 last week.
AT yesterdays meeting OF the Clear
ins-Ilouse Committee the following new
Executive Committee was appointed;
Frederick ID. TapLen. Chairman: W. 4.
Nash, George +, Baker. Richard Ham
ilton and w. w. Sherman.
The clearinghouse Committee has
decided To rent the vaults of the Mercan-
tile Safe Deposit Company in the Euuita-
BILE Building to serve as n gold deposit
tory. Against these deposits Clearing
House certificates will he issued, and can
be counted as reserve.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
SUICIDE In CITY HALL PARK.
A Dsspcnjsnt Dutchman Shot r IN.
His Letter.

b~"sponaent. homeless. f%riendlcss, with
out money or employment. Ii. koehorst
shot himself In city Hall Park. between
the city Hall and the registers Office.
at ii o'clock last night He Is probably
me nrst one to comm!t suicide IN that
ilac" at such an hour. He was emovcd
10 tn" Chambers street Hospital uncon-
Sc!ou'. and died an hour and II half
later.
In his pocket was n letter written in
German and marked For the purposes
OF Identification"
II said h n he had come here in the
belief that work was plenty, but could
gr, no work. and was half starved. The
,rtter closes:
"My father's address is MI. f.. J. Koe-
horst. B~urgocnaster i~lowmanpaIcn g,
Rotterdam"
Unless claimed by friends or rela-
tons, tht suicides remains will proba-
bly, he temporarily buried in the Potter's
Field until the fathers wishes In regard
10 rs final disposition Is earned. The
deceased was about thirty-e!sht years
90 aye.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
GOT INTO THE WRONG BED.
For That Mr.. wilousch Was dubbed
and Thrown Into the Street.

Joseph W. Wilbusch, twenty years Old.
vas founl at Washington and hillary
street. Brooklyn. just before l A. NJ.
to-day clad only In an undershirt. Gusts
Of wins swept up Washington street
from the river. and Wilbusch was SILVER
Ing with cold.
TO JON Murphy. OF IS Dufield street.
and John IIyrnes, OF II Livingston
street, who found HIM. he said he had
been thrown GU of the Kenmore lods-
In~S-nouse. at 10 Hillary street.
Il got into the wrong bed" sail VII
busch. and the watChma r. u big.
brawny fellow. struck me on the head
with II club and threw me out"
WilbusCk VAS induced TO return TO the
lodging house, and the clerk told him
he could 20 upstairs and get his clothes.
he refused, n told his companions
that he was afraid H. would b. Killed.
His clothing was procured and he
dressed in the office. He was then
taken to the Adams street police sta
ti0n. Ambulance Surgeon Shattuck. who
attended him. said n was suffering from
anock aud exposure, and offered tO TAX,
INN To .he hospital. bn. he refused. aud
also declined the usc OF Il bed in The
statior-houSe
The evening world., 1893-10-19
CHICKEN THIEVES CAUGHT.
Captured with tina Birds They Had
Stolen from Q Stable,

Thomas Kelly. sixteen years old, Of
20 tnderhill avenue. and James Ryan,
aged seventeen. Of CIasson avenue and
Degraw street, brooklyn. were held by
the police to-day on "A charge of burg
larry. Thomas Lee. of st. Marks and
tlasson avenues. saw the boys on
Classon avenue last night carrying I,
black bag. lie promptly marched them
10 the Grand avenue police station. The
bag when opened was found to contain
three live chickens. The prisoners, whn
refused to tell where they got the birds,
were held as suspicious persons.
At eight o'clock his morning Paul
Suss, of. &l Atlantic avenue, called n,
the station-houSe and identified the
chickens as his property. His stable or
Wav"rly avenue near Atlantic, was
broken omen last night between the
hours of $50 and II o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
CABLE CAR HTS A POLICEMAN.
Michael Kane sna,y Eurt While on
Duty.

Policeman Michael Kane, OF the
broadway squad. who Is stationed at
tn. corner OF Prince street and Broad
way. was struck 10y cable car " ut
1879 o'clock this morning AMI seriously
injured. Kane was escortins "A woman
across broadway. and while trying to
avoid IA south-bounl car got caught be-
tween It and an uptown car. He pushed
the woman out Of danger. but before
he could save himself he was struck
by the narth-bOund car and hurlyi about
ten feet.
The Eripman did not stop. but went
right along. Kane picked himself ~
and started to wall; into "A store In
RroaIwav. An ambulance was called
and he was taken to New York Hos
pitai where II was found that he had
SUSTAINED Internal injuries and was
bruised about the body. His back Is
also hurt.
y policeman was detailed at the Prince
street station to arrest tho gripman.
About two weeks x his car ran into
Kane. and II is said that the injure,
policeman has frequently reprimandeI
nm for rnnning his car recklessly.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
INCREASE IN REGISTRATION.
More than 2ooo Greater than the
Second Day N 1890.

Both at Tammsny Hall and Republi-
can headquarters they are very well
satisfied with yesterdays registration.
The total for the second day war 7C,75s.
an increase OF more than o over 1880.
which wa the last on year. The In
Crease Is normal. and proves 10 the poll
uclans VINO make q study Of registra-
uon that both parties AT. bringing OUT
their organization NUte. On the second.
third n fourth days OF registration
b Republicans DO a large share OF the
registering. fammany seer to IL that
every man that can be gotten to IA.
place of registry has mis- name put down
or the first day. The other three regis
tration days az. devoted to q roundup
Of the stTaggIeTS.
To-day is the third day Of regislra-
tion. Polls will be open until 9 i ".
II b independent movement IN favor
OF Myers IL a success II ~ expected that
there will he a heavy Increase Ia regis,
tration on the last day.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
rRENToN's RATTLE MONUMENT.

TRENTON'S BATTLE MDNtMhNI'
Gov. Werts gave a reception a. ""
State Howe to Cows Russell. Morris,
Flower, Pattison, Brown ana Re%nolds
and Secretaries Hokc Smith and Her
bert. ~
began to arrive early. They were
formed In line on Greenwood avenue;
where they were given luncheon. n
waited for the parade 10 move at l2'So
O'clock.
The reception OF Gov. Werts lasted un;
I'll 1l.30. when the party was conveyed
to the battle monument.
The city is one mass OF decorations
Every building. from the lalgen: to the
smallest. ~ covered with flags. Medals
are MS numerous ns nsuil; me n'iclN'
medal, issued, by, the Association. y com
The historic spots throughout the citA
are marked by lig black and whit
plaza, io. All of than have been Wis
The exercises al the monument were
Tnomas 4. starkes, bishop OF Newark,
IT. was an imposing sight around IN.
ccu,d reach, the streets in every dircc-
ton were q mass Of people. while every
available housetop within half a mile
"f Foli 'ssH - fbishoapp shart;ey came
an address by Gen. William s. Striker.
President, OF the Monument Association,
vi IL NiutOiy AZ iitii'oh.
The historic tablet presented b y the
New Jersey Society of the cincinnati
was next unveiled by clifford Stanley
i Enm,l,. q Of Was As sSssntfo by i'"Sh H.
.Gapt. Joseph l.. Wilson, Of the Ihila-
delphia City Troop. unveiled the statue
Of the rooper, which was accepted by
The statue OF the Ma asa chusetts Min
ute Man was unveiled by Gov. Russell.
Gov Pattison. OF Pennsylvania, I'm.
yelled and presented the bronze relief
The Continental Army Crossing The
The relief entitled 1.-The Opening OF tn,
Fight was unveiled and presented or
behalf OF me state OF New York b.
Gov. Morris, Of Connecticut. pre-
scented the relief, The Surrender OF tn,
Hessians.," Richnrl Watson Glider
which the statue OF Washington. whicl
%surinounts t|hemonument. was unveiled
with n salute of forty-four guns.
The exercises closed with AN address
Among those occupying seats on tn,
grand-stand besides the Governors wer
ex-Goyernor Greene and Mrs. Greene
Congressmin. members Of the Comma
Council and city officials OF Trenton
members OF the Common Council o
Philadelphia; Mrs. e. b.. Grubb, Bisho
distinguished persons.
The Seventh Regiment Band, of Ney
York. furnished the music.
After the exercises the processio,
moved past the monument and throug
the principal streets of the city. Tn
troops were reviewed by the Governor
and the other DISTINGUISHED guests
There were owe 500 men In line.
This afternoon there was n banquet a
Masonis Temple. another at the CIT
a n IN Turner Hall and two more
American House and Trenton House.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
THIEF AND OWNER NET.
One Was Complainant and Ono a
Prisoner.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Court. williamsburg, to-day, held Pat
rick O'Connor, who says he lives in
Buffalo, on a charge OF grand larceny.
Last night George l. Fitzsimmons. OF
81 Kent avenue. left his horse and light
wagon in front Of the Peoples Theatre
Will" he went In to collect n bill.
O'Connor came a.ong. very much in
toxicated, and took the rig.
Half AN hour later officer Meehan ar
rested O'Corncr for reckless driving.
AMI he was taken to tho bedford ave
nue. station. where Fitzsimmons was
Just giving a detailed description OF his
lost horse and wagon. Explai atoms fol
lowed, and f~it2s'mmons went away
happy, whiic O'Connor went to n cell.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
BROUGHT BACK FOR REsENrENCE
Weissman's 18 Years Term Would
End IN Mid winter.

LONG ISLAND CITY, l.. J.. Oct. 10
Frederick We!ssman. the leader Of the
Newtown gang OF burglars, who was
sentenced to ei"hteen years In the State
prison by Judge Garretson, OF Queens
County. was taken I, Sing Sing yes
terday, hut was returned to the Queens
County Jail last night.
Sheriff Norton explained that Warden
Durston. of Sing Sing prison. refused
to receive We!ssman because there had
been some defects In his sentence. II
he served out his sentence. az imposed
expire in midwinter. This was contrary
to the rules OF the prison as no con.
Wet Is turned out OF the prison In mid,
winter.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION.
Harry Han. Son OF the wen-Known
Stablsman, Under Arrest,

Harry Half. sixteen years old. OF 3e2
West Forty-second street. son OF the
well Known stable-kcener OF that name
at $40. 3lo and ia West Forty-ninth
street. was n prisoner, charged with alb
duction. In the Iorkville Court this
morning.
Maud Hickman, fifteen years old, the
pretty daughter of a well-to-do
carpenter, of too Ninth avenue. said tina
fiaf betrs yed her, under promise of mar
Iiaoe.
Han denied the marriage obligation.
Justice Grady continued the case until
/ ext Tuesday.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
1o-Day's Fogeiness Duo to an Alb.
normally High Barometer.

The fogGy weather to-day. according
to the local weather bureau officials.
was due 10 the abnormally high barome-
ter and Its anti-cyclonic tendency. The
country generally to-day was free from
storms, n the conditions were favora-
BILE Tor fair weather tomorrow.
Although there was "A certain chilli
ness felt nj the early morning. there was
no cold wave In sight, and the prospects
for. the appearance OF one were seem
ingly remote.
In the estimation of the Weather Blu.
reau. officials, the hazy and cloudy
weather should clear up this evening.
Tomorrow should be fair and comfort
ably warm.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
TRENToN's BIG DAY.
Battle Monument Unveiled With
Brilliant Ceremonies.
The Governors OF Seven States
Take Part.
Over so. 900 Visitors Crowd Into
Jerseys Capital.

TRENTON, n. j, Oct. l9.-It Is a
great day for Trenton. There are over
GO. 90 visitors here and the streets are
filed with bands OF music. glitterins
bayonets and gay uniforms.
The exercises at the unwilling OF the
Trenton battle monument began at IL
o'clock. They will not cease until late
tonight.
Distinguished guests began to arrive
last night. when Gov. Morris. OF en-
necticut. his staff and a company OF his
foot guards put in an appearance. This
morning the foot guards were resplen-
de6t In their red and white Continental
uniforms. Inc eyes OF everybody were
upon them.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Wirs Naxu In Brief

White Cap. are creating much trouble In Sc
lima. Ark. Gln-houss are posted with plscsrdH
warning the owners not 10 gin another lock OF
cotton until the price Ia 10 cents. Ten or twelve
gins have been burned. and the farmers are
terror stricken.
The Nebraska and Western. the Ysroo and Mis-
sissippi valley. the Columbus Southern. savan-
nah, Americas and Montgomery roads and her-
chants and Miners Steamship Company have
withdrawn from the Southern Railway and Steam
ship Association. The 0fneiAls OF the Association
say that the withdrawais will not In any way
Affect the Association.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
MRS. MYERS EXIhADITED.
Wanted IN New jersey for Obtaining
Money Fraudu'ently.

Justice Cullen, OF the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, signed the order to-day In
e~&tr4dit!on proceedings placing Mrs.
Minnie Myers In the custody OF John
FsrrsE. al officer OF Union County,
y J
Mrs My'rs IS charged with grand
larceny IN obtaining illegally money
fr"T 'l'"rE' Schwartz. a farmer. OF
LlndEr. = J 3irs Myers Is about fifty
YEAR old.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Niss Dean DID Not E,cpe.

A report printed a few days ago OF the rumored
e]lopement of Miss Maggie Dean. the Albino
daughter OF william l.. Dean, OF Highland. n. ",
proves to be incorrect Miss Dean did not clone,
She simply had a disagreement with her parents
and left her home last Saturday for this city,
where she has been staying with her brother, who
Ia employed by the Wagner Car Company. she
10 now working at d~ressmakins.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
CARLO PEDRATTl SUICIDE.
Composer of Operas and Director
of tho Pesaro Academy.

ROME. oct. l9.-carlo Pedrattl, a
composer Of operas and director Of the
Musical Academy at pessaro. commit
ted suicide At Verona to-day by throw
ing himself into the River .Adige.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
FAILED TO APPEAR IN COURT.
A Warrant Iosued or Evelyn Gran.
vile webster's Arrest.

Evelyn Granville Webster. who was
summoned to appear to answer a charge
brought against her by the Gerry So
ciety, was not on hand when the case
was called In the Jefferson Market
Police Court this morning.
Justice Koch. before whom the ex-
actress was to be examined on a charge
OF conduct en%dangering the morals OF
her two-year-o,d child. directed that a
warrant for Eveiyn's arrest be issued
and executed at once.
the case will come lip again to-mor.
row morning ut 10 o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

Is ready for. They act in the mildest,
easiest, most natural way. No violence,
no reaction nfterward, and their help
lasts. They permanently cure Constipa.
tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or
bilious Headaches, and oil arrangements
OF the liver, stomach and bowels.
They're put up in sealed vials. This
Keeps them always fresh and reliable,
unlike tho ordinary pills in wooden and
p~asteboard boxes.
They're the cheapest, for they're guar
dnt>ed 70 give satisfaction, or your money
Is returned. You pay only for tho good
you get.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
MRS BELL WILL CIT uEr DIVORCE

MEH JILL WI Ut NLE DIVORCE
Jpase DsDUru' ~ 'Ls ''y tour. rrpgGlyn 10.
dry heard t.i'""rE u i. t.vo-r, pro- .ei,nEs
~ CatAauue . EsI. a. 49, Patton r',r.' Br,ss.
!Er against boy tusuauH Npr, ~ bel Nao
10" h1c. a. g. BOND StrU"' Sire ~" rsra.s q
s4tf ilH'arl o. ..-r'lpau4r" Jugsr pFuprr-
a<.d a decree yuy.4 ln ts.I-. b. - He'll as ELyu
a. - l-stlmpr~ ~ Fp.,4
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Stable, HIS pro,ner.,n.Lsw

william Ounce. Of t7 Lewis street. was held
for trial BY Justice vnorhis. In the Jefferson Mar.
ket Police Court, this morning charged with stab
hing his brother-in.lAs. Joseph Oberer, The prs.
Uner called IN Oburer llSt night at the lAt,crs
residence. I'll Third avenue. and In the course
o, a family quarrel the stnbaing took place.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
PORT ON NEW YORK,


Steamer Saginaw. Aqua Oct. 6, st. Domingo Z,
Mscoris T. Sanchez Q. SANTANA .. Porto Plata 10.
Monte Christie II: Cape Hayti IL. Turks island
-. with merchandise and Is passengers to William
p. clyde e. Co.
Steamer st. IIeiens. London Oct. 4. in ballast
TO Gust Heye.
Steamer city OF Augusta, Capt. Daggett, from
Savannah Oct. ls, with merchandise and passen-
gers to II. l. Walker.
Ship McDan tNor.). Capt. Sorensen, from
ChrIstiania thirty-nine days. in ballast to Scam
nell Bros,
Schooner Welcome n. Beebe. Capt. McKccn.
from Richmond. with pig iron.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
serSt. Coughlin Critically III.

The life q scret, L. H. CoughlIn, OF the San.
itary Police. is d~espsired Of, lie has been a,
home several weeks suffering with typhrid fever.
II has turned into pneumonli, and his condition
ia critical
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Gave Gao for /. spurious p,smona.

Joseph Rafsle. . fruit vsnder. Of Fulton and
Dun,sld streets. Brooklyn. this morning notiasd
the polcs that be had been swindlsd by two men.
One Of the fellows pretsnd,d last night that he
had dropped q diamond ring In front Of RAfsls's
place, He offered $50 rswsd tor It. shortly a.
tsrwsrds another man pretsnd.d 70 pick IaP the
ward gave the fellow $50 for the ring. II proved
10 be worth IS cent?.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
n,s Tracks Led to the Surf.

E~AsTPORT. l.. l.. Oct. la-The -four. ycar.old
son of Frank Phillips, u member Of the crew OF
the Life Saving station ~ West Hampton Reach.
tas heen missing since yesterday. As the child s
tracks were fouhi leading down 10 the surf. It
Is supposed that the little fellow was drowned.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
FIREMEN PARADE IN yoSKERs.

YoSkBRS. y. V, Oct. n--The nremen's pa
rade took place here to-day under the auspices
Of the Yonkers Fire Department. Nearly 2.Co0
mon were in line. Including thirty companies
from White Plains. Mount Vernon. New Rochelle.
Syack, Peekskiu and other places.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

rny Knee Pants. csc. worth 81. All wool Mems
Trousers, S3; worth 81. Black Thibet Oyercoat,
xlN. q. y. Vincent, 9th Ave., cor. l2th ~.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
TO SAIL
DUE %

Grecian Prince. Gibraltar Oct. /.
Caribbce. st. Croix Oct ..
Hesperia, Gibraltar Oct. 8.
Philadelphia. La Giuayra Oct. IL.
0linda, Lisbon Oct. 3.
Croma, Dundee Oct. 3.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, Oct.
entries and probable starters
for Fridays races are:
The evening world., 1893-10-19

best TABLE D'HoTh In city (76c. J; upstairs
81. BnizzoIAEI, II ksst l7th n. near D'MAy. ;.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Iads HAppy.

Ts.s N asy !. sH srsssg |. Gs y i "a , e !ss!:'''' o.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
Millinery and D~ressmakinp.
led.

40 CENTS!-Hats bonnets trimmed In elegant
style: feathers curled, 8 cents. Estelle, 247
9th ave.
The evening world., 1893-10-19

OUTGOING sTEAkcRS
SAILED TO-DAY.
Didam, Rotterdam.
Fuerst bismarck. Southampton.
Madiana, st. Thomas.
Norwegian. Glasgow.
Russia, Hamburg.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
ITS QUITE A STEl
from the great, grip
ing, dreadful pills to
DR. Pierce's Pleasant
pellets See ubat -

Pellets. See what an
adv there is :
These little Pellets,
scarcely larger than
mustard seeds, are
, the smallest and the
' easiest to take-tiny,
sugar coated gran.
ules that every child
The evening world., 1893-10-19

No matter what you've tried, you can
b cured with DR.. Ssgs's Catarrh Remedy,
The evening world., 1893-10-19

A full account OF Wall street Affairs will be
found In the c O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
World"
The evening world., 1893-10-19

DIED.
FERRIGAN. -Ro'E ANNE, aged 81, widow o
the late llu n Ferrlgan.
Funeral fon le' late residence, COZ Fast
130th ST., to- morrow friday. at 10 A. NJ,
thence to 81. ler,me's Church. lnterment In
Calvary Cemetery.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
ses. g. IS Sun sets. . . IS. IA Moon SETS. ..lc. Oh
The evening world., 1893-10-19

scDTT q EOwsT, Chemists, New York.
Your druggist lssIs - otts Emulsion OF cod
aver Vl-Au dTuEglss s,erySaeTe do. 81
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-02
Specimen Gases.

L, H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with neuralgia and rheu-
matism, his stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years standing Used the bottles of
Electric Btters and seven boxes
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker Ca
tawba, O., had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely, Sold by Smith Drug
Co. 3
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-02

The Coptic Patriarch Of Alexan.
dria is never allowed to sleep more
than fifteen minutes at any one time
aud il the attendant should allow the
ho'y ones nap to extend beyond the
allotted tine the penalty is decapita.
ton. Upon being aroused at the end
Of each quarter hour The patriarch
arises and spreads his rug upon the
floor, knecls upon it, bows his head
three times to the East aud then
again rctires
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-02

will that do? It was the men elected
to office by the populists who settled
that party's fate, and it is the same
class who are trying to bring about
the proposed change. Cranks may
gain a temporary success as party
leaders, but without brains they can
not stay on top.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-02

Chairman Wilson and his democra-
tic colleagues Of the House Ways and
Means committee should consider The
abuse they are getting from ropubli-
cans, because of the tariff bill, the
very highest praise that could have
been bestowed upon them II is cert
oinly regarded as such by all other
good democrats.