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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16

Visitor TAT dinner -aren'. ron going
20 eat any meat, Tommy
Tonmy-No'rn. guess not Mamma
said ] wasn't 20 have sny II yss took j.
twice Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
SOLD BY 1hs sHERIEE.

CORVALLIS, Ore, Dec. I5-Tne Oregon
Pscific railrcad was soli at sheriff's sale
today for $20o.O00. The road was nid ia
by Phoebius Clark of New York, repre-
sentiug the boudholders' comm.t.es.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16

The stepping-stone to Consumption-
is Catarrh. liz don't paw to let it 60.
when the makers of DR.. Sage's Remedy
will give $500 If they can't effect per-
Aanent cure of your Catarrh.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
A TOPEKA TRAMP

TOPEKA. Kan. Dec IA tramp was
arrested today for begg,ug and sent to
work on the rock Pile by the Topeka police
force. The govsrnor has not yet stated
what action he will take.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
GLOVE FIGHTS uEcALIzEn.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. la-The jury Ia the
Case of the state vs. tue Olympic club re-
,urned verdict this afternoon in favor o.
the defendants, thus in ELECT legal.xiux
glove contests.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
THE TEXAS FEVER CASE.

EMPoRIA, Kan, Dec. la-The jury ii.
the Texas fever csiiie case has returned
verdict against the Missouri. Kansas anu
Texas road for 81. .ooo The road has ap-
peaied 10 the supreme court.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
AN OVERDUE SCHOONER.

BoSToN, Dec. ls-The 3o0Lson schooner
Margaret a. McGregor. Captain Nc
Grexor, from Cape HSytien, island OF
Hayti, is now fifty days overdue, aud is
thought to lie lost.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
THE coUGHlIN TRIAL.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5-Nothiny of special
interest developed in the Coughiin trial
today, aud when the court adjourned it
was until Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16

yr:~ndAsirb Al. playing the
rsc=s again. sh7 Only lass week 70.
gave re yosr solemn pruruss. 70 have
nothing tuors 20 do with sazasa Of
chance Aaa herr yoa ye broken /. al
resdv E.ssqus. - "sos mueA. I
ssut Ths, u = gxsns IN - hsch Q z.as
has no sh@Dca. -. l.. Eseuxaer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16

Pr,bably because they're sugsr-coatsi, small
rs grains of mustard seed. therefore, easily
swallowed Most of sll-they act in q nat
arct way. and are effective In result Then.
toe, after they're taken they can't be felt-so
different from the oli-faShioned pills, with
their griping and violence
for indigestion, pain in stomach. coAive-
ness and habituRl corStipation. AS well as sick
and bilious headaches, these Pellets bring
such lasting ca,re, that they can be guaran-
tsed- Your money is returned, If they do
not give satisfaction.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16

The weakness End senersl debility after
the Grip are ovefconle by Hoods Ssrss pa
rillA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
The IRON TRADE.

For steady nerves and good sleep use
Bromo-Seltzer. Contains 10 Ausi-Pyrine
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THE DEFENCE OF Professor BRIGGS BEFORE
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TESTING NEU Cable GRIPS.


MANAGERS OF THE BROADWAY ROAD TRYING
TO SECURE IMMUNITY FROM ACCIDENT.
= James II. Kane, chief gripman Of the Broadway
cable road says h. j. the inventor of an improved
grip. which when attached TO the cable cars.
will prevent accidents similar to those which have
delayed and at times crippled. the cable system.
About two months ago. he SAYS, he hit upon plan
TO attach an automatic regulator TO the grip, ana
this automatic grip would throw out the cable at
the termination Of cable. say AT Houston or
Thirtv-ff and take up the other ahead OF IT,
As fast "A, thcl devices are made they are attached
TO the
on Wednesday ~, ming car ran over the entire
road witt tie new attachment, and the trip is said
10 have or,n entirely successful. The men stationed
at the OILS stepped aside, the car had entire
freedom for Il moment or two, and 1t passed the
danger spots without accident.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon car NO 10, to
which was attached still another new automatic de-
vice for dsconnocng tie cable the grip, made
u successful uip.
continuing c> pcrimerts with new apparatus, but We
think have found grip that is highly satlsiac-
tory If the public will be- patient the cars soon
will BE- operated their cntr" sIsidction 40 soon
as the supplementary cables laid and are ell
abled discontinue the horse We Will increase
our speed In the les, crowded portions Of broadway
from six 10 eight miles an hoar
The auxiliary ~ stem has been completed at the
Fiftiehst. powerhouse, but at the IlOuNtonst. STA
ton IL il not yet ready. y portion OF the second
cable was run out Wednesday night. and will be
ready for in about ten days Then the two cables
above Thirty sixth st. Will b" al six and eight
miles an hour during the day and two downtown
cables at two and four miles. The grip can BE-
changed will and the speed Of the regulated
TO 3 nicely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Mrs Olphant', life OF Thomas Chalmers uioughtoh'
Mifnn & Coz has all the literary charm that disu"'
guishcs her other writings. and Is. moreover CHAR
acterzed by a spirit of sympathetic insight that gives
II a historical value. As the leaaer OF 'ne rivV
Church movement in Scotland. Chalmers abundantly
deserves to be reckoned among Scotands wor'hes'
put even aside from that his strong personality
would make any faithful sketch OF his HE interest
Ing IT was not easy, within the snort compass Vi
a popular biography, to paint iife-iKe picture oil 80
many sided a Chalmers sun less easy was
:, n give concise and clear account OF the intricate
causes that led up TO the ecclesiastical revolt "hch
afterward became the Free Church Of scotland But
IN both cases Mrs. Ollphant success Inc
local atmosphere of oldtme Scotland Is admirably
preserved The book as a whole IS emiheh'y reau
able except possibly, the extracts from Chaihers
letters and addresses. His style Is what might oe
called magnificent; but 1t is TOO heavy and stii'ed 10
please the modern TASTE
The Congregational Year Book for 1902 Is Issued,
rs usual. under the auspices OF the National 'oii'ch
of Congregational Churches and is published by the
Congregational sunday school Union Of Boston, II
makes a goodly volume Of AIS pages and contains
complete statistical record Of the Congregational
churches in the United States up to date
The second volume of Professor H. Graetz's d" His
tory of the Jews Uhe Jewish Publication society Of
America Philadcph has appeared. II covers the
period from reign Of liyrcanus 10 the completion
of the Babyonian Tahund. Ii Is period OF jewish
history as to which there is little popular knowledge
and un fortunately little popular interest The reason
for this of course is obvious II Is not covered by
sny OF the books OF the Bible, unless 1t be the Ola
Testament apocry phal books. And the writer's VINO
have written a chronicle OF II are not only numerous
scattered and Inaccessible, but remote In style from
modern human interest. Nevertheless. knowledge OF
this period requisite clear understanding OF the
New Testament for out OF II grew the Judaism wmch
,s there denoted The appearance of Professor
Graetzs learned and painstakins work ought uere
fore 10 be welcomed by Christians as well as py
Jews: and Christians perhaps. even more than jews
would be Instructed by reading it, We do not forget
that Dean stanley wrote most luminous ana III
strucive history of the Jewish Church. But al'er
all the Dean was a Christian and Genulc, ana those
who read his book the very persons WHO ought 10
read a similar work written by some one VINO tells
the Jews side OF the story professor GiaeZ Is ac
curate ana judicial. He has gathered toeether an
immense Of facts, which ne has put t"ge'her Ill
clear and lucid shape Christians Will not agree WIN
his estimate of Jesus and Christianity but ueN VIII
acknowledge its fairness from the jewish point OIL
yiew and will read it with the greater interest De-
cause it is written from the Jewish point oil view
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
F.iTHER HIICINIHE'S VIII.

HIS PROFESSION or FAITH REPEATED.
From The London standard.
In a book which he will shortly publish, the Rev.
ii. Loyson (cX-l,rc liyaCinthtl VIII insert hi> VIII.
Gated thu, document 10 the Figaro. which pub
ushed 1t yesterday. II occupied nearly the whole
front page OF That Journal. 1t begins:
This Is my last Will ana testament The
Psalmist says, TIE DAYS "f man thr,escorc years
and ten | am sixty Years old; am therefore
awaiting the brink Of the grave the decree of cod
become a priest. tore myself away from all loved
In this world, At thirty years OF age, 10 become
monk, left 81 >ulplce, the gray" ana sweet Sacer
dotal family had chosen. Twelve years later.
cured OF many sincere but bancim Illusions ! cut
short my career preacher Al "a moment when
/ was enjoying full success may say elory-l
Notrc DANE. 10 combat openly The worst Of Caesar,
kms-tbat Of The Pope; the worst "i illusion,-that
OF monhsh Perfection WAS communicated, but
1 remained Catholic. The Pope can separate "A man
from visible Church which be prcsidcs. but
not from the invisible Church OF which Christ j. the
bead. Three years after my accommodation
married. while remaining priest. ON that day
accomplished the most logical. The most courageous
was almost going 10 the most Christian act
Cd my NE II ! had 10 rccommcnre my cXsience'
der the circumstances | should wis! 10 do again
what ] have done. carry with confidence the
responsiblly for 1t before the ',innai OF ,hr sv
lie elsewhere. and | invoke Gods Infinite mercy for
them but for what have related appeal to nothing
but justice" -,
has been consccraed 10 two causes. which not
separat-that OF France and that Of the Church. lie
SAYS "The Republic which was 10 bc = panacca, has
Republican doctrine dogma but he, nevertheless
says u Is the Onv form Of government which can
cure the people the two absolutely necessary bless
ings OF liberty under authority and progress In order
N Loysan adds nt do not believe III the POsitivist
ana Athestlcal Republic. after the alliance the
epe has Just entered into with 1t. The Pope and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

although there were no auction sales in the r.,, 49,.
market yesterday the number Of private sales rs..s.
shows pat ANXIOUS buyers taking ADVANTAGE 70 -
the turn OF the market afforded by the present s.sloo
Henry MeAleenan has sold the property situated =. .
northeast corner OF sixthave. and Thirty.afth..
two.s!ory brick and frame old buildings land ~ sSm
TO Adam Engcl for $4,000. This property was SAiVQ.
In 1889 at public auction at the Real Estate ExcSosA
by the present seller for $50, 100. N@nsaao
smith & Allen have sold No. 80 West Four,h..
three story brick building, lot 2ox5sS 10 Lewis NJ =
for about $4,000. 50 soneo
George X. Read has sold for Henri Chegnav "a -.
erck s. Parker the two u. eestory brick daeIinss ~
10xS0, Nos. and . Beach-st.. private ferms ~
Watkins Bros. have sold TO p. II. Schmidt No A..
West one -hundrtd.and nifty -iouIh-s tar str ~
stoop brownsone dwelling 1S9x55 and extension by ia
feet, for ga $50. ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, PAGES

Gar cannot supply the place Of Conscience and OF Coz
The writer expatiates at length on the reform ., u
Roman Catholic Church; he expresses some cohuehoc
that II will bc effected and concludes as follows
1T Is neither policy nor science nor ih., rcsu,;
will alone save France and the world our saNaoIi
must cone from Christianity; but. In order TO w"rh
that miracle Christianity must becomc What ~ WI
its origin thnt IS III say the religion OF the e'ahs'Ss
Of justice and Of charity. Moral and social renova,Uh
nv religions renovation Le; these be my asi Worus,
Tronc.' souii and tod should like TO resume III
those words all believe. all hope. al mat mas giN,l
me 10Y I'm life and the fortitud' 10 ur. pel",
them 10 nv SON who will. trust be more Il son vi
NV soul than the son Of my body "qnea, ~, ,l'm'
,n my wife who has beer lard thank nor lor ~ nIr
the companion Of my aposoate than OF my .errcS'r.
life bcqucath them 10 all me inen9 9, W. nv
snirItuol family TO my hearers la my c"ll.aeu,S'
nv friends and 10 those who have known loved ana
Snrved with M. the tod Of the Christians ana
hconroth thorn also 10 those who have not known nm
io tnosc who by the misfortune Of our timr' aha DIV
our fault have not found Him Though my nav"
sought in the upIiehtnesS OF their SOU ior nm n,
Paul did not fear invoke as the nhoMH g., '''u
J'nrcht minds are destined 10 meet one gay VI or
and the same religion. and there VIII De- rs a INV
Evangelist. but zone flock under one ehepheiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

WlNl,AN AND FOEfiDN TIA, HERS AGENCY
,rnlcs PROFESSOR Teachers. tutors, HoNernesses.
= H. 'CD.I,g,.. school, ana FAMILIES. Apply 10
MRS. VI. J. iOi N''-flLl"N. 70 Union square
..lNtN Nulm C.,r"rr supplies tutors. professors
\ f.t.,tr- p.Atfut-- 100 ai i"If--. f'toii nus
-,oI. ~ Der IT.. 80 5ih ave. Book Bdns Cor 2oth-t
ENtRLrr STONE yale private tutor; long eN.
y ...,4.r o. tutoring to.- for college examination.
umoa ais from w,i-knonn patrons. 10 jh ave. y y
~ rry,TT TUITION.-Dlrng The sumner month. ty
I.rru ID tuto -uccrs,fu IN preparing pupils for col
.-ee eli o. adir.~, HUFFMAN Dl;lNIlK. b.. tWh-St
yCrNCurE~ SUPPLIED WITHOUT CHARGE Posi-.
l lions SECUTED! Call Oh or wilt' II. ; Is i.l,lOuf,t
Nanag 81 T.. gtl-et.. y. Y EDUt AIl'NAI- ~ NhNO.
,l,lA,HIR~ WANTED Ladi'-. superior teacher 81
] Diam, tnI -iu -iuL Roman tnthul piano ana violin .
Ir.r,l ,nl music fr family French. English. music ana
ti.l.n ,up,ror teacher Of natural sciences for
hill. -,no. -aIdn - 900 mining engineer for college
Lam, and violin. Ep-.0rl c. rlNman for school ana mis-
,a Chapel. Episcopal 'r-'ul - associate principal
naflrn.tI,.. natural -,l,ur'r Ithl'u
Nlmy CO. Nj. NJ. J.. lOl N'-i q LION. American and
Ior. IN T,a.hrt- a. n,y - luton square Nrw-Nor"
,IrA,uII;> WANTED for the Hebrew Technical In.
| -'.ri- chani. al and IRE hand drawing NJ
MIITIE 10 >'uv,",ant--t
XtNNrlp.N rr.t,n,,r mr rnt.d Pr sbyicran
w ohu-,n Irr-c, ,'N. must Do ,hlc ., teach. Apply
d. i.ttrr EDBi RI NJ iIt TOD J'ner~'n ave.
Jersey CT, Heights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08

DR.. Puze Koun,er-But my dear sir ] never
promised YOU that would bring auout ,p,cne
cure. ] have done my best the pracuce III 'n'"''A
Is not exact science. - 800. h,. 80
Patient docking N tho hilD-Not enact ou' eA'
actinC-(BOstOn Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
Craal Notifies.

one HUNDRED AND .F0RTY-SIXTII
MrN, admnis,rrN Of thc good chattrls and creiits
Wal .," - al dtandant,-Noticc Il sale.
In On sIance oi udlncnt ot ioic lo>ur aad ,llc
duly made and entered n th' ab2ye entitled ae'n,
undor,igLcd the referee IN said judgment man,
viii >eil az public H. A. the NewYork Real Estate
and COUNTY Of York on thc tenth day OF July.
iSs n ~ o'clock noon. by James Wells auconeer.
thc land, and premises in said judgment mentioned and
All tia, ,rrtam lot piece parcel Of land. together
with tho iulidng and improvements thereon erected
iho "ity If 3ok ioncry the Town Of Nor .ania
tosntv u West hester and state u New.York being
the lot known and designated Iv the nnmbcr thirty.
nap '" TTl SSP Norrl.anin Westchestef COUNTY and
fnaG Nv r. Hcnwnoi surveyor flied in the oncc OF
th~ REGISTER II County of West he'ter White Plains
bounded and described a, follows. VIZ; BEGINNING at
point on the ,outherlv side Of One Hundred and Forty,
orly from the concr formed by The Intersection OF the
c,s,crv i'd, ~ WIZ. avenue with Chc ittcrv side
~ one Hundred Forty--yth ltGth) street as laI
YnrE r distant ninctyuiue fc' eight and one.half
s. inehc, eastrry fon t9s corner formed By tn
sid aNcuur i now established bv law. with tho
,outhcrly side Of one HuIdrd and Foity-sXth O4Oth)
oVcnvc one hundred 100 f'ct TO the centre line Of
the block running h,n'" ca>trlv along the said cenr,
line Of the hi ck and IaIal'l Win One Hundred and
ming thence notherly and parallel with Willis avenue.
one hundred 200 feet g. The Souiher!v sidr of One
westerly along the orthery >idc q one Hundred and
Fory.slNth Od'h street twenty-five (25) feet 10 the
point and plac" Of beginning.
HARRY ovERINGToN. Referee.
Attorney Plaintiff,
:. Y.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams, Thomas, to Mutual ~ ~, Iasur'nse Co.
Bannen John. and wiz t. william Halls sons,
Par6-iNe. = corner 1ojthst. months .....
Bu.-e Margaietaa. 70 Rcyanna Kemp 81 al lots
Claus. Henry q o c B1uerlorf Amster
dam ave. o. 1924 t. year. ........-. 49,.
Couchlln Peter 4 J. to Henry Morrison, executor
Pelham-ave, " Of southern Boulevard
Ernst. Morltz /. to John Johnston, BroOk.aye
Fitzgerald Elizabeth. 70 rhck"a Robe. eNecu-
t,N 35th.,t Of tia" le'is X: .:
c.o Rha Ia TT to William Rankin Madi
Hlsgins Ed%arf (. 70 " D il gcins trustee.
4, southern boulevard. Of ltith.,t yeso
Hasselberger. Lena. t, Louisa sPneer' NO 10
Hoguet, Robert j. ct al TO Rowery Saving, Bank.
Hart Alexander, and wife g 5 W Dexter and
another. h-av.. Il Of 31th-,i int IN, n's
HAT aTs Of as sh re 8 yda. FsD
Haywood Sarah l.. u IL W Bacon ?3d-st W
Klein. i nna~dc, H. to l. ratten|ti.cr thst
of 7th-aye demand ............ .-.-........
Kohn sander and wife T. August LIS. n
ssth,t. . Of 3d.aye ) yeals..................
Lawrence. Clara NJ. To Ctilcns' saving Bank,
Levin M I'3S@ r "a Lean concr No 81 S'ffoks,
lew iSla,u, and wiic 10 o,r,nd Lods, OF l. :.
independent order Free sons Of Israel.
Sin rir.sa. : Of R,ington.,t 3 years ...........
Muriaugh, Ann ana another % Nice S,t., Dave
Mccormick. william to Reyanna Kemp. lots 81
and 50. map Kemp Estate, years. ...-.......
Mckinley. Duncan {. ard wife 10 Jacob stein.
hard, and another. 6oth-st W OF sthaVe.
MAYER solomon. ct al TO the Dry Do.k savings
Institution w 2d-avc. n Of DDS year D..
nashkowit7. Morris l.. et al % Tfu>t Co,
No 81 Monroe-st. yeats. ..--.....-
Ma,hkowifI Morris l.. - nj 20 United states
Trust company. ID lanc'y->t : corner Ludlow
Same 10 NJ Il Micklc saltenstal, 10 81 Monroe.
Nee, Fe dinand aud vie 10 Bank Dr savings.
REYNOLDS, Jossyh =. and wife q 7 Reynolds,
: : llth.st Of WaNcr ev Plac' ! year ...-..
Rohrs Frederick aud wife 10 Anne o Brown and
anO'her. Faeic-aNe, n OF Weston >tor-aNe,
wears. Tortgago> .-....... :, .-- 49,
Keinhardt Susslmn and wife To DRY Dock savings
Institution. icth.>t. " Of lstaEe wears,
= mortgages
Smith, Nelson. IT, to Rsvanna Kemp q Al. lots
. loS 3. lo7; l. 1o6; ,. lo5 map Kemp
estate 3 years
Shc'man Marie \. Ia \ CLARK. guardian, :
G9th.-,. Of Cclumhusaye. : years ...---..--.
Smith Aron. 10 7 L0one. Norfolk.si. Of
Stanton-st. instlincnts....
Smith. Frank l.. and wife t. r Jcnck>. J3t-
81 OF West End-avc. demand ....... ........
Vcrplanck. Harriet 4. 10 Reyanna Kemp ef al.
lot, 50 to -. lots 7, g, o. map Kemp e-t1u'.
wears.
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Nem Publications.
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A WEEK AT THE FAIR.
BEING AN AUTHENTIC GUIDE 10
THE
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THE DEFENCE OF PROF. BRIGGS
BEFORE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
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