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The Homeliest Man in Durham,

AS well as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on druggist and
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, remedy that
is selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed to relieve and cure all Chronic
and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Large bottles 80 cents
and ST.
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To the Public.

Having located in Durham to practice
medicine and surgery, take this method
OF informing the public of same; and that
am also especially prepared to give pa
tIents who are suffering from diseases of
the eye, ear and throat special treatment.
Respectfully,
a. CHEATHAM, B s, Nj
Office at Rutjes house, corner Main and
Roxboro streets.
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Men who for years have been suffering
with a distressing affection Of the back
or kidnevs have been Immediately re-
lieved and permanently cured by the ju
diciOus use Of Salvation Oil, the great
pain cure. Apply according to direc
ton
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for CastOria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castora.
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So simple yet always etlicacious in all
bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regu-
latOr
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Letters of administration having been issued
70 the Undersigned upon the estate of the late
Otis W. Runey. deceased he hereby notifies
all persons ln0ebted to said estate to make i'm
mediate payment, ana all persons holding
fully auth"nticats d, on or before the Isl day
OF February. 1894 or this notice will toe pleaded
In BAR OF their recovery. This January - 1893.
A. *. ROSEY. Admir-,
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WHOLE HOG OR NONE
Snpaks Get About a Whole Pig Last
Night.
With a Key They Enter Jim CmStead
SmOke-hOuSe.
NO TRACE OF THE MISSING MEAT

Police Searched Tw" or Three Places
This Morning, but ~ we Met
with No Success.
The Durham prowlers still do prowl
We never saw the beat
They work at night jdst like the owl
And Jim Umsteads out of meat
The Durham daily globe., 1893-02-22
CHAPTER !.

There was a great time at Col. Jim
Umstead's the other day. 1t was a hog
killing time, and the gay and festive
porkers went down before the butcher
man gay and bold.
The result was that Colonel Jim stored
away in his smoke house, meat enough
to last long time. And in this thought
of course he was happy as he had flu ]
right to be. He little rocked that a night
would bring about so much, but it did.
Just as he was dreaming of what was in
store for him when the bull-beef at the
market grew tuff-well, he thought to
himself that he was fixed.
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New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
THREE ANTLANARCHIST BILLS PASSED.

BIG MAJORITIFS FOR THEM IN THE CH,MBER
OF DEPUTIES-FATE OF NJ. GoBLETS MEAS
URE FOR MINING LAW REFORM.
Paris Dec. 15.-The Chamber OF Deputies to-day
passed by a vote OF AGA to 80. the bill forbiduihg
associations Of malefactors. The bill provding TOT
the punishment of persons who Illegally manufacture
explosiyes or Illegally have in their possession
oxnos,ye. or material for the manufacture OF ex-
plosves was passed without serious opposr'Tnm r on
The bill granting credit OF SnVo IranSSs ~, ~ "
nolice 10 enable them further TO comDat Ahai-
chism. was adopted by vote OF t47 to 70, o,,or,dea
NJ Avez the Socialist Deputy who was w9unurd mn
nv The EXPLOSION last Saturday. had recovered SUM-
GENTLY take part in the debate on 'nf thaP rSe
noIice were maintained only Ito protect the pour-
geosie from the rebellion Of the % work'hs peop'e
II Goblet introduced bill reforming tne MINING
laws including proposal that the mines be nation on
aiizad when strikes occur due to injusice on lhe
nart of the companies. This bill together WIN a
proposal made by NJ vctST % fsnas Tor ihe suffer
ers by the strikes. was referred TO a co"'i''ee'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
MRS. SINGER AGAIN A PRINCESS.
SHE MARRIEs PRINCE EDMOND MELCHoIE DF
POLIGNAC IN PARIS.

SHE MARRIES PRINCE EDMOND MErEHOIE DE
POLIGNAC IN PARIS.
Paris. Dec. l5.-Mrs. Wlnnaretta Singer. who was
divorced two years ago from Prince Wiifred
Scay-Montbeliard married according 10 the
civil law at 10 o'clock this morning 10 Prince Ed
mond Mechoir de PolIgnac. The ceremony was
performed at the Mayors Office at Passy. suburb
OF Paris The bride dress Of mauve SILK
studded with steel The Duke Decazes ana Moru-
mer Singer n brother OF the bride. were her wit
nesses. and the Duke de Rochefoucauld ara Prince
Camille de Poignac were the witnesses Tor the
bridegroom
At noon the religious ceremony was performed
at the Carmelite Chapel. The stepfather OF inc
bride. NJ. Paul Sohege gave her away AZ ths
service the bride wore cream-coored satih dress;
with train bordered with aZaleas. On her head
a minute lace bonnet with white aigret'e
The frame was back steel There was no vel:
Her mother wore dress OF imperial blue ana
exquisite gown of light heliotrope The beauty Of
Princess Camille De Polignac was heightened by an
artistic combination Of yellow and black Abbe
Broglie said low mass. The organst played a
composition OF the bridegroom and selections from
Bach. Only few friends were present. After the
ceremony they gathered In the vestry and con-
gratula ted the newly married couple.
Lady Paget Count and Countess Guy de Polignac.
Princess Camille de Pognac. Franklin Singer and
wife. and a few others partook OF the wedding
breakfast at the home of the brides mother In the
Avenue Kleber. Before starting on their honey
moon which will be spent on the Riviera. the
Prince and Princess left large sum OF money to be
distributed among the poor
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
THE CRISPI CABINET SWORN IN.
'"0"'iIf ENTERING on THEIR RESPECTIVE
D,TIES-THE NEW MINISTRY WELL
RECEIVEn


DcTIEs-THE NEW MINISTRY WELL
RECEIVED.
fome. Dec. 1.-THE Cabinet Is announced TO
nave been finally constituted as follows: Presi-
oent OF the Council and Minister Of the Interior.
Francesca Crispi Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
baron Alberto Blanc; Minister of Justice, Signor
Andrea Calenda di Tavani; Minister of Finance
ana ad interim Minister of the Treasury. Baron
Giorglo Sonnino: Minister of Public Works, Sig
nor Giuseppe Saracco; Minister Of War Lieu
tenant-General Stanislao Mocenn; Minister or
Marine. Vce-Admiral Constantine MORN; Min
lister of Public Instruction. DIR. Guido Baccelli;
Minister of Agriculture. DR.. Paolo Boselll; Min
lister OF Posts and Teegraphs. DIR. Maggiorino
Ferraris
The Ministers had an audience with King
Humbert at o'clock this afternoon. and sub
sequently took the oath of office They formally
took possession OF their offices at o'clock. The
be adjourned almost Immediately. that the Min
listers may have time to prepare a plan for de-
creasing the deficit
On the whole the new Cabinet has been well
received by the politicians and Eiess. although IL
is regretted that Crspi let its parliamentary
basis be narrowed by the omission of Constantine
PeraZZi. representing the Right in the Chamber.
Baron Alberto Blanc. Minister of Foreign Affairs:
formerly secretary to Signor Mancini. one or
the statesmen first promoting in Italy the policy
Of the Triple Alliance.
1t is reported that one Of the new CABINET
first acts will be to dissolve the workingmens as
sociations in Italy on the ground that they pro-
voked the riots at the time OF the Aigues-Mortes
affair and later
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
FOR ELECTORAL REFORM IN AUSTRIA.
MINISTER vON PLENER TELLS WHY UNIVERSAL
SUFFRAGE Is INEXPEDIENT THERE NOW
THE YOUNG CZECHS REDUKED.

MINISTER VON PLENER TELLS WHY UNIVERSAL
SUFFRAGE Is INEXPEDIENT THERE NOW
THE YOUNG CzECHS REBUKED.
Vienna. Dec. 15-Errst Won Plener, Minister or
Finance and formerly leader of the German Lib
eral Deputies. announced in the Lower House TO-
day that despite recent disturbances In the money
markets Of the world the Government would con-
tinue reforming the currency and introducing n
change Of taxation according to the principle that
the heaviest burdens must be borne by the strongest
shoulders. The lower classes would be spared as
much as was consistent with the needs Of the state
Dr. Won Plener proceeded from these announce
ments to a general political oration OF the frst
rank The allied parties represented IN the Cab
met. ne said. united by community OF views
on foreign affairs and by mutual recognition OF the
value and constitutional necessity OF electoral re-
FORM The change in the Suffrage laws must De
made as to give the masses the ballot wlan1ua ti
menacing the rghtful interests OF the pouiseo'sie
and peasantry a., =, 49,.
Universal suffrage now inexpedient IN Aus
tria because the education OF the masses was far
below the requirements. He could only regret ina /,
the CZechs. Istrans and Dalmatians. who formed
the Opposition did not exert themselves to correct
this deplorabe state of affairs In the districts rep
resented by them. The question involved IN tne
petty stage OF siege In Prague had been unduly
Complicated by the Young Czech party. who were
life Indispensable both to Bohemia and Austria.
The matter issue not the fate or TINS or that
Ministry but the development and Strengthening
of Austria at a time when the whole social or
ganizaton OF Europe had been summoned to choose
between reform and revolution
Prolonged applause from the Deputies OF the al
lied parties followed the close OF DIR. Won Plener $
speech.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
FURNISHED Rooms.


4 LARGE ROOM. or tw1 Rooms, sep
ar itsly or toeetneF, comfortably and ele-
gtntly furnished la private residence.
- West 2Oth-st.
A-07 IRVING PfACt..-Hands pm"iy
furnished rooms, p1rlOr fioor; also square
and hall rooms second moor. with all M d.
rrn improvements breakfast given II de-
sired
FURNISHED HOOMS 10 LEI for
GENT aud couples ~ and - large back
parlor .5 81? Fast jsth-.t.
LARGE. HANDSOME. sunny. furnished
room, with bath. light and heat. 10 g"ntl
man - West 9ith-st.
.DrH, II EASI. 9TH. Madison aves.-
Choice rooms en suit. ,inrly every cOi-
Venirnce 80 weekly upward gentlemen.
lO2 WEST ilSI-Sr.-N"wly furnished
second floor, two rooms ana lSth every
convenience: private residence; terms fe~-
.0ngbc. gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16

did not receive proof OF her interest. and the appn-
cation dropped
Beresford Tottenham financial agent, o, buh III
don said that arrangements had been mace % ,n tns
terms of which he advanced to Monson 10 g Weehg
for Lieutenant Hambrough He knew -nonIoh III
had means. Witness received letter IN whSli
Wonson said he had told Han,brough that the
Ardlamont estate cost $4,000 whereas tfsv va "a, ~
be paid for II. On the day OF H2mbroush u,a ~ IN
witness received a telegram from Monson ana ne
went to Ardlamont on the following day, ,nurs omJoi
then told him that the insurances on hhniproush : :
life amounted to f20,0c The witness then u
regret that he had had anything 10 do Win e',he h,
Monson or the dead man. Monson repieu lia,
everything would BE- all right presently ne "uuIn w
make up the witnesses claims when the policies were
met
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16

Elevator FOR ST. PETERs-EX-KING MILAN
TIE MARsEILLISE7 AT THE

Elevator FOR ST PETER's-EXKING MILAN
THE MARsrILLAISE7 AT THE
RUSSIAN CAPITAL
pone Leo after having introduced electric light.
tb. telcphone and the phonograph into the Vatican.
Is now giving still further evidence of his progress
sive ideas by having an elevator constructsu ~
hoist visitors up INTO 'he oa'i oi ''' re'e' N"'"'
dral.
The Hone OF Siam.-Iook va Toe. the King OF
ciar's eldest son. who was proclaimed heir TO the
throne In 1857. is now In England and Is about to
enter as a student the University OF Oxford He Is
seventeen years old. and bright and Intelligent
iookine lad OF decidedly Mongoan type. His com
n,cxion Is A pale sallow brown rather than yellow.
H.. Is accompanied by his younger brother. and the
Two princes are under the charge OF their uncle.
Milan Again Penniless-I is announced that en-
K,ne Milan OF Servia has again come to the end Of
bIs financial tether. Since lis abdicaion he Is al
,,.a 10 have spent nearly 100000 and 1t Is re-
sigrIed as probable that he viii attempt fresh
Coup detat with view to the acqui.iton OF a SUD
s,antial subsidy from the Servian Government.
,rna "Marseillase" at st. Petersburg-There is
sor,e reason to hope that the wonderful friendship
,hlch has sprung up bet wcen France and Russia
v tend to infuse more liberal and progressive
,naas into the mind OF the Car, for the latest
,aners received from st. Petersburg describe the
p,iid enthusiasm created at the principal circus OF
me ,b "Marseillaise. the audience joining In the
ooilfraIn OF Several members OF the Imperial family
are ,ue sn shown any signs OF offence at ,hc>verse
10 ,,,ch summons the people TO infct death on the
tyrants
MI, instead OF Floral Emblem.-A curious me-
Ito, Gift was recently placed a tomb in the
rea, pare la Chaise Cemetery. The grave was the
.asting- place OF the famous gourmet. Brillat-
laS. To-. and the memorial destined evidently TO
the Of his death GSn
sisted eo,c,es o., presumably deposited there by the
pons Sna e10s wn9 Justly regarded ,s .hs
as a.. .,,o,s an d dead than any commonplacs flowers
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16

oIrachs I on the Government o'ea"' III ''e''
Socialist accss Minister Of Finance rebutted the
the rn,n,n. He produced and laid upon the table
Minister addrom M from which the Socialists quoted The
vate nroued aiued that he still maintained that pr-
however vPGiy must experience limitations. This
munism' tI u not imply that he approved Com
erty. P"e'u 'he rights or individuai prop
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
BrookInu Real Gsiatc for Sale

Fol. SALE.
The dc.achcd. two-'tory and mansard
frame residence Oh corner of BnoAyln'
ave and D.ar-st containing Is rooms. cN-
elusive of bath closets aud Iantrlc>. Oh
lot jONIOD feet We'll -hadcd sanitary
plumbing among the finest locations ~
the Bedford section convenient 10 j.. l.apiu
Transit and trolley lines fot AL direction.
Aplly on the premises 10 OWNER.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
THE TRIAL OF THE FRENCH SPIES.

Ieinsic. Dec l5-The trial OF Dubois ana Dague''
the French spies arrested aboard the yacht insect
c I<ie, last August was continued here to-day.
~ o,s,sr,,p the Judges questions. the prisoners
confessed without reserve that they had sketcheu
the North German coast with the Intention oi
nlacng their work in the hands OF the French mill
,arv authorities The prosecutor for the crown s'd
- IT., G,.I sneech that France maintained wide
III ND M sVsteIn OF espionage for the purpose OF op
faning Information as to Germanys, enh Of the
,saners He would ask therefore thai DUBOIS oe
prtenced TO penal servitude for fve years Das1e.
% nenal servitude for four years. The lawyer 'o'
~ ,Te prisoners will plead tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
,>s,p,NcE MEN TESTIFY IN MONSON'A
TRIAL.

,,,,,,urgb Dec l5.-This was the third Gay OF
,,.sor murder trial. The first witness called
,n'aav was David Stewart. secretary OF the Liver
uoo, and London and Glasgow Insurance com,
pany. He testified that on July p MonsOn ea.sa
-. c,.soow Office in reference TO a proposal
az ',e -. h.., made that the company issue a
,'a,,c, for fsoo 900 on the life OF Lieutenant Ham
po"es ' r. head office declined to accept the
Or" lanes wardle. the manager at Leeds for
tSs tn" same insurance COMPANY testified tas that ,or
proPosai ',. w." on Lieutenant Hambrough's HE
ontSer 5 Proposal was lodged at the same Monsnn ,me
for f5oVv p, pSn, that sum due her from Lieu
who clanenb through for four years board. expenses
OF educatioins I'D I'D the statement In the proposal
psny vas%s and asked for further details
maely the sse,% Tisk wa' OF the Scottish Provden So
s' 'nf nfepSss rsaD Mons
ciety had n the life OF ANOTHER person the p,y
l5oo9o rss r,ss Signed by Mrs Monson. The COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
0lisrellancons.
ACADEMY OF MEDICAL UY,

ACADEMY OF MEDICAL IIYpSOTISM,
2jG Nest II jth-si.
DIR. MCCARTHY receives pupil, AMI
pat ont d,ily. Office hours. 9--l2: even
ing. 10. Tuition ny correspondence.
AN APPROPRIATE GIFT ..-Ladl"s'
hand bag. choice pockrtbODk. geutlemen's
satchcl. dressing case. nice trunk or wallet.
.a.aII.h at manufacturers wholesai" prir-.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. "Old stand" >.
4th-lNc.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
PREVALENCE OF INrLrENzA ~ vIENNl
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Berlin Dec. l5.-There has been discovered IN "a
consignment OF iso American hams received at me tne
Central Market here one which wss lni'rt'i WI.
trichinae The ham had been salted puS no. no.
smokaI II IL thought that number or the
trlchinae are stIll alive. An expert ~ making MI
examination.
Iondon Dec 1.-THE Queen to-day gave an audi
ence nj Windsor Castle tn VI. Decrais. the new
French Ambassador to Great Britain
Paris Dec l5-M Roderigue. a financial agent OF
,bIs civ has committed suicide 10y throwing hfnsrii
before "A train between Nillefranche ana Men'oht, ne
losses so proved upon his mind that he determined
TO Kill himself.
London Dec IA dispatch from Shanghai says
that through the efforts Of NJ. Book. the swedish
Consul. China will pay $4,000 10 the relatives OF
the Swedish missionaries Wickholm ana Johahnsen
who were murdered by a mob AT sung fu III July
London Dec. 15.-rhe Queen has ordered Mr
CLASSIFY. a sculptor or TINS cry. 10 cNrcutc '"S'
OF The late Prince Alexander of Battenberg.
London. Dec l5-Cox Sons Buckley & Co. church
furnlshers artists In stained glass. WOOD chrVerS
monumental sculptOrs etc. OF NOS. " ana " Mhrlcf
Lane Covent Gardens. failed today with liabilities
amounting to f25O0 The assets about equal the la
bilities The firm has branch al No East FIJI
teenth-st.. New-York city.
Paris Dec ia dispatch received at the Coonia
Office from Obok, the Gulf OF Alden, says ina
the seaport Tadourah IL burning. The fire Is sa.o
10 have been incendary Tadiourah Is the prlncipa
town Of Adal and has about 2.0D inhabitants.
MANY SPANISH ANARCHISTS TRANSPORTER
barcelona Dec IA large number OF the Anar
chist prisoners who were confined In the fortress
at Mont Juch have been sent abroad on th'
cruiser Navarro. II IL surmised that they VIII b'
taken to the I.a1rones. n group OF Islands In the
Pacific owned by Spain.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON RAN Adho'N

Havana. Dec l5-The New-York and CUBA man
Steamship Companys steamer City OF washington
Captain Burley. from MatanZas via havana IVA tau lo
SawYork was stranded in this harDor ior !ew
hours to-day She got afoat at O'Clock thls ai'er-
noon having sustained no apparent dahase'
The City OF Washington is sister snip % .o me ne
CITY OF Alexandria. which was lost receh'y o t
coast OF Cuba through an unaccouhtio'e eNp'o'
and fire in her hold
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16
REPORTED ILLNESS OF THE POPE.

HIS DAILY AUDIENCES SUSPENDED THE AMERI-
CAN BISHOPS NOT YET CONFIRMED.
Brussels Dec Il The correspondent at Rome OF
the "Independance Beige" says that the Pope II
ILL., The daily audiences given by him have been
suspended and Cardinal Rampolla. Poniihcai Secre-
tary OF State alone receives visitors. The prom
enades that the Pope has been accustomed 10 tax
In the garden OF the Vatican have been stoppfIi'
and he is now carried In litter through the gal
leries of the Vatican.
Rome Dec l5-Cardinal Monaco la Nalletta.
senior member Of the Sacred College. Is seriously
III The Pope has signifed his desire - le IN
formed az the Cardinals condition severn tltncs @
daily Cardinal La Valetta Is prcfect OF the con,
gregation OF Ceremonial. Grand Penltentiary. and
Arch Priest OF the 1ateran Arch -Baslica -,
Iondon Dec ia disrnich from ROM" says IN.
Pope has not vet confirmed the American ana
o,her foreign b.shors. only Italian bishops haV"
heen confirmed Nothing has been officially an
nounced az TO the confirmation OF the bishop OF
Hartford. Conn.
PREVALENCE OF INFLUENZA IN VIENNA
Vienna Dec l5.-Thc ravages OF Influenza In
this city are Increasing. Scarcely family ~ en-
tIrely free from the disease. The hospitals are
crowded with sufferers Many OF the regiments
are affected Dlphthcria is also prevalent
New-York tribune., 1893-12-16

WAITRESS, &c.-By rsspectablc girl
a. waitress and chamhermaid In private
family; good cftv rferenees. Nv kAes
l6:h-sL, 3. DEvlNE.