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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-29
THE DEMOCRAT.
THURSDAY, ~ NJ 80, 1898.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

.dvertrsepente OF all kinds must be ~
, : ,filce 0Tuesday afternoon to IN
ire notification Tor the current week.
Local ADVERTISEMENTS Il cent q
4. ri or each insertion
Charges tor local dduertisanq due 'occh1s
Rules dnptrd by tn" N = Prrss As
ISOLATION April q, 1893.
TIE snrn If rot ess than fivr cent,
NJ line will be C argeh fer ''cards of
,h.nk.'' '.reaolu'ions Of respect an'
- ituary poetry; also for obituary :
,,ce> other than those which the editor
himself Ahail give as q matter OF news
Norces Of church and society and all
o,her tnt, rtainment> from which revenue
: 70 b. derived will be charged for at
the rate Of fi,e cents line.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-29
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Fairbanks Copco Bath Sop at
j. d Raw.
Nice lot Of black eyed pt'Se at
= .. RAYS
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-29

lO4 YEARS. MIR. P. T. Smith last week
surveyed some land for Judge Clark that
h ad not been SURVEYED in lO4 wears.
When he finished Tho aurv@v
ne came GU. within ~ feet of the trai'-
'io' al corner. Pretty yo"d following g
Ii e which was mate iO4 years ago
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-29

Dr.. +. W. Whitehead who recent
~ graduated in medicine In Bait.
mnr-, ras located 10 Scotland
Neck an0 has 40 Office With DR..
v. q. Mcdowell,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-29

Prof. joseph Kinney, pfesidsnt OF
VI. Kos ? F.mal~ SEMINARY 1t Ls
6r~rxe, ~ n, day in town, ls"t
week. He 10 o.e of the Invest edo
catUr~ in the S,ate.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
DIDO DNXIAN 9Th and 9th SITS.
w n I rs New York.
Local News in Brief.

Lat" ls', n!Eht fire broke out in the fourth
Moor 81 II hickman street. occupied nv Joseph H..
S'iIlNell Co, printers. Damage, s. 600,
rtr,uto 10 Maria. an Italian lsbor-r. thirty-df
Hcnra old, was found dead in bod At $40 IA
ons Hundred and fiticth street carly to-day
In tn" ESSEX Market roliro Court to-day W
forty years old cf 80 Ess' iroad~ay, Yrcheli
for trial charged WITH at, aling ndthleL slab
lat night from GottlicD Sicgel's saloon. h)5Mad-
iSon street
Detective Mallon, q the Flnh street tntion,
last nish, arrested Egs"nr Friend. Of S,h,h
He was held Tor trial
Detective kiernan HrrairnCd this mtninS In
the Essay Market rolic" Court Mrs. L,@ls Colt
ING n dbnrd'rN house.
Justice Ryan IN the E.sex Market Blicc Court
to-day held Charles i'ranm, t"'n'ythrIe y,Lr5
a ohsreA Of dealing two tur cCes from the
dr. goods store Al liJ IIrst aycnnI
William Ccrmkr. fort, -sN wear. old, Who took
Paris green With suicidal intent, 4 hi hone, .2i
WIS., Thirty-,ghth street, last night diea In the
Roosevelt, Hospital this morning.
Police Commission-r Shrchun to-day formally
Investigated The shon'InE ~ r'srcman James
ItsIl VINO vas acridentallv fhJ and dangerously
injured In the Fast THIRTY -hrh street station, "i
the morning ~ Oct, =. while he NsE skylarktra
with Uncrrs Daniel Brodesck and John /.
Storns.
In tn. Harlem Police coVt this morning. VI
more T. Sanhprn a j"S,Br. NJ 23s Ea,t one
Hundred and Twenty MN frect, MAS comnlain-
ant against Frank Quiutsra and Nnccna Es'a-
lane. two Spsniarts e1h eyed iNen,y-thrcc, 'n1
both residing 81 III EaN, Eleventh stree. san
horn sail that the two rnm s,rl" So pin. Jus
tics wrldr held the men in $1,000 bail each for
examination.
" IT, Rruhitschek H. rcli estate dealer. ~ 32o
East Fifty-Sry-nth stree. wa complainant IN the
NorkNllc Court this mfrniug EgaiVt' h'n st'psuu,
Edmund RAuhitsrhck aG"d twenty. II" sui it'
yorrs man cane hotr- last might and assaulted
md threatened hts 81 frrs his mother ami himself.
Justice Hurkt tNld Riuuui In Keen away from
the house, aud dismissed the case.
.Iudg, lleamh" ty.dsv Dis missed the apncsl from
IN. Do re-. lr4ntpi IN N. lnirNu states Circuit
CONT NuE - So w favor ~ tho defendants, "a
the SUIT Z tlr lrgistrr NauAno'tIurlng company
AGAINST the Third ANtaur Railroad Company At 81!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
AR RIVED.

Steamer colrnhiS, Capt s'k:r' rom u''U =
nrt. T. with merchandise ana % pAssense's v
stanford rarry. Heron 20. -
Steamer Seneca. Capt. Stevens. from N0h
Cruz Sart. :6 Tuxpan e. Tsmpico r. Cam-
pr 10 OF, / Progreso 6. Havana Z, VIE mG-
chandise and 10 passengers to James Z. "srd
steamer Corral. Capt Risk, from Galveston
ort 4 Key West :. with merchandise and pss-
..nr,rs 10 e. H. Mallory & CO. .
Urig ataIRnta OF Port eJnsrson. Capt. At
drirb from ISsuna three days, with mahogany
Ia TheSsui Rrnthers. vessel TO Abiel Abbott
: hoonrr Harold 4. Reecher. Capt. Groenlaw'
from nrunswich Aug. %. via Charleston Sept. ].
vim lumber to New Haven Saw MIL SompsnJ'
vessel 10 II. D. iiayens n Co
$, hooncr g. G.. Crsnmcr. Capt. Loveishd. IRON
Virginia With lumber. -.
schooner !. N. HARLOW. Capt soper. frou
virginia. with wood. u,
schooner Freddie Hsinicken Capt. aennistsa.
from Virginia, WITH wood - -.
schooner J. ~ Van Dusen, Capt Lesr. fron
Norfolk, with lumber, . -.
Shio AIeSardpr Gibson, OF Thomsston, Capt
Wilson. frum pelfas, thlrty-nine days. in ballast
To " Il. Grnce 60.
schooner T. e. schultz. capt LOVELY "V~
Virginia. with railroad ties -. an,
Srhoorer John Peirce. Capt. Taylor. from Wiz
lina. with wood -. ~, -
Norfolk vita lumber
Scnocner =. -. sherman Capt. Pil'sbury. from
r. ltimore with coal
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
Wire News ia Brio.

There is movement at Vallejo to induce tho
Government 10 have thu building Of cruisers on
tho Pacific coast given Ia Marc island Nayy-Nari
instead uf being let by contract.
sam Wing lee Yesterday G!el conpla lnt
against the town ~ selma, cal Tor s., H"5 dam
ages for losses sustained by himself and Tour
other cinnamon At the hands ~ mob Of olt-
Zens durinT the month OF hrEns'.
Joe IIowcnstcin. of West Superior. Wis, was
crossing II railroad bridge. gun IN hand when
the weapon fell and was discharged, the hall
striking him In the throat AMI passing upNa ard
through the head. He died insiantl"
Whitc-Caps IL 70 supposed, Applied tho torch
to the four gins and wdtcr-powor grst mills near
Courtand, Ma, Monday morning. About so 900
damage Was done.
The Grand lury YESTERDAY rc,Irrel three in
dict mentB akdin'' Clarence 81. O"erma1. Prcai-
dent of tie Cuizrns' National i'a"k ~ Illlsborn.
a. whi.h fsilcd u few months ago. They 'or
rmbeallemcnt. making false statements and per
jury.
4 fishing boat bound from Chicago to WswkeSsn
Friday nlsht Was CapStLei ~ n" s0uth gale. Ito
occupants. ono CundCrseu and John II, Peterson.
were drowned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
ANOTHER DOODLE" SCANDAL.
Charley Johnston Sues for His
Street Cleaning Profits
Outcome Of . Fist Fight Between
Dunn and Furey.

Democratic headquarters on VIII
loughby street. Brooklyn, was crowded
with politicians this morning, who had
called upon MIR. Mclaughlin to talk
over the latest scandal of the municipal
government of Brooklyn.
The object OF the callers was to devise
a plan by which the sensational develop
mcnts in suit brought against Alder
man McC;arry ct. al may he kept under
.ovcr
Papers have been served on Mrs Della
NcC;arry. wife of the Alderman; James
dunno. keeper of the city Han. ana
Robert Furey, eX-Dcpnty city Works
Commissioner. in suit brought by
Charley Johnston, who was once John L..
Sulivan'S hacker
The sui; Is brought to compel an ac-
counting and redivision OF the profits oh.
tanned for cleaning the streets OF Brook
Ign.
tohert rurcy recently. obtained tho
street-cleaning contract for ssOo,ooo aud
$2I5.eo extra Tor removing ashes.
Alderman Mc'nrry. under his wife
name, was made a partner OF Furey.
Charley Johnston and James dunno were
to he silent partners
Up to within few weeks ago the two
silent partners received 'ulvvS Of
about $1,000 a week.
Recently their income was suddenly
reduced to n few hundrcd dollars.
When Johnston and Dunno called on
Furcy to know why they had not re
Cpivcd their share of the profits n
stormy scene cuglCd.
I'urcy. II " said. told Johnston aud
Dunno that certain politicians had To u"
'hXcd' and that tho profits had been re-.
duCed to almost nothing because of
these expenditures.
At THIS announcement dunno. who Is
an oN-pueilist. Is said to have smashed
Furey. The outcome of the scene was
the serving of III" papers in the suit.
Unless matters are settled outside OF
tho courts tho trial Of tho suit promises
to he very sensational in detail as il Is
said that William j. Gaynnr has beer
engaged as counsel for Charley John
ston.
None Of tho parties concerned would
talk when seen by an Evening World
reporter to-day.
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bronchin, CRtarrb. with the symptoms Of
incipient consumption.
Every winter he was Obliged to have
his thront treated. tho bronchial trouble
dcN clipping to such nu extent ns TO rem
der I IL singing md teaching OF music
i'm possible.
~ wn. rrnrticn,Iy n hroheu-dowr man
When went to Drs. Copeland and Gard
ner." hc says. "Thr cough. sor~ tbrout.
loss Of appetite aud sleep. failing flesh
aud s,renzth, made mr. tccl. indeed. Iiae
an iu,alid. ! had NttIr faith In an, hodr
when . went to them. ! hpi rNprri-
mrnted 80 much with doctors md rene.
dies; bat when ! rend the statement at
surt n man AZ Father NrIaw. knew
that there must he something in this. .
M very thnnkiu, now tor TINT state
m~ni. INN Glad thnt Father Nr,nw
mndc u, brramSr " wrs the means Of m,
getting my health back Dra Corrin Nd
aud Gardner restored inc 10 health. I
nm n. .trors mud ~ wei, ~ I ever WINS
| IN nv lite.
81 want IL understood thri the work
| TINT Drs. Copeipud Rud I'm rdnrr have
| done for me- IL not Of n partial or trm-
| porRry Kind. . am not -'mp,, improved
| or helped. MT AN CtRFD. ",
trouble has entirely di.apprnrcd mud I
mn well mpn In every rrsprrt"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
STATEMENT OF FATHER MCl.AW,

Father NrI aw IL director OF ~. MRr,'s
Catholic Educational Institute. nnd lives
Mt No. 800 I'd st., Jersey CIV. Ile.r'-;
- had Suffered Tor ,rnr. from
bronchial trontiC. wv voice Ind be-
come harsh mud my ihroni and iunos
sorr. Al III" sympiom, at iuripirnt
consumption had appeared. Rrnd'nR
the statements Of brother priests IKE
Fnthrr kcrnnn mud Broihrr Prn', !
went to Drr. Copeland nnd Gardner
N, sell. Under their special treatment
tor lung troubles 7 improved s'rndil'.
I nm now well. I feel u my duts to tell
nv friends ~ the si.ill Of these phy eli
clans and Of whnt they have RrCom.
pl,shed for me. They nre doing good.
Tbcv furnish nh opportunity TO ohfRiu
rkilful medical treatment NJ almost
nominal cost, md every one who 'rsti-
nrS ronsciruiiousy To the success of their
work cannot fail to be doing good to h =
fellovs.'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
BEARS MAKE LITTLE GAIN.
Advance in Disti]lers Helps the
General Market.
George Bliss to Enter the Western
Union Directory.

Th, Wall street markets were quiet
again this morning. and the advices
iiom Washington relative to the prob
able defeat Of the unconditional repeal
measure failed to exercise any appreci-
al lc influence. The fact that quotations
from London came higher had ten
dcncy to support the market here at the
start. and Union Pacific rose /, to IL,
and Louisville & Nashville 5.S, to A Ia
Subsequently there was general de.
cline
Missouri Pacific rcil SIS to q IL. New
Western Union rs to 81 ~ General
Electric - to g 81 I.ackawanna is
20 Ill ~. Rurlincton & Quincy IS to
81 IS. Northwest rs to ,o2 rs Chicago
~ 81 and Lake Shore d, to IL
After II o'clock there was II partial n"
coNery under the leadership of nisuilcr%
and Sugar. Tho former rose to 81 is ant
the latter to ~ SIS
1t was stated this morning that MIR
George Bliss, of Morton. Rliss & Co..
will enter Western i'niou directory.
Tho bears were inclined to hc moro az
cr"ssiNc rs the day advanced hut made
! comparatively little progress ~ IN" work
Of depressing prices. Tho bulls in his
tillcrS advanced the price in the face al
the weakness clgcwhor" on report. tina
some OF the tompanv's distileries which
| have been idle had been ordered To- start
up again.
louisville & Nashville commanded ,-s
premium and Union Pacific It's
Northern Pacific preferred. chicago
burlington & Quincy, LAX" Shore
Lackawanna and cleveland. cincinnati tt
| Chicago & 81 Louis lent 'a; and 81
faul and Sugar at | Il per cent. fo
| carry ing.
Money was easy AZ ?i-2 per ccut
on calf Prime mercantile papcr h
quoted at n per ,cut.. with a tair IN
quiry.
The Clearing House Loan 'nmmittc
| cancelled S,h,.Gn loan certificates to- day
| Total amount outstanding. 81, iit,M
| certificates to tho amount of S@l,W
| have been called for TOMORROW.
| The Suh-Tr"asurS had a debit hplanc
| At tho Clearing Huus" to-day OF Sl.llt1ti
which was li1uidatcd in gold.
| The Treasury statement issued to-la
shows tn" amount OF free gold held II,
the Treasury to be sSI553oj6 dcCrcas
1914 so.
Foreign exchange was firm. but rate
ver" prevented from advancing 10y al
| Increased supply Of cotton bills.
| bankers long sold at As - tSi ~. an
| sight drafts at t.S The adv'ccs fror
| Washington in regard to tho silver biI
arc not favorable to "A decline in rates.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
SHIPPING NEWH.
ALMANAC roE TO-DAY.

: : : % : : : : : = =
Low WATER TO-DAY.
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The new LUNG TREATMENT.

nr, Ion.Innd ,rL 1.,,dr.r'. ucv
,r.,h,l of .urin. ,,ur ,ii.,,d,r. I. ,
,ertniu curr for ,h,t .tpuc or copsumn
tim knovp ma bropcbiaI cutnrrh, the
syu,pioms Of which srr as foIIow.,
Shortnoss of breath inability TO fiji tho lungs
with air without the most IT rcnuous effort cough
soreness. sbarp ehooting paIns lasting hut n
moment hut picrr,ns In character. trnverslpg the
region of the throat and cheat In tbIa stage of
tho disease tho .,nectoratiou ia limited in nunp.
,uy and Of n white. fro,hy consistency: still. In
,o-,,i, ,o,i lod ,as., ,f ,,a,or,b,, pro,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
THE TIGHTS CASE IN COURT.
Miss Rhea Sues Mr.. Bullock, Who
Ordered Her to Wear Thsm.

Brooklyn. was filled with actors and actresses
this morning. when the case Of Miss May Rhea,
a nerio-comic artist, against Thomas Bullock. the
proprietor Of concert hall ct 1851 Myrtle ave-
called.
Miss Ebel. who is a gooi-looking young ~o-
man was employ ell three weeks ago BY Bullock
for his Brooklyn Casino tfier doing her part
for two weeks she wP7 informed by the pro-
prietor that hereafter she must appear In tights.
Miss Rhea declined to do So and was discharged.
II vas 20 Oht1in the money which she alleges
Is due her since she has been out NJ employment
that the Young a'rio-comic took the matter into
court.
Mr. Bullock testi fed that hn bad ordered Miss
ptoa to ap2car in tights. hut denied owing her
any money,
Justice Peterson reserved decision.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
Brooklyn Brevities.

Burglars broke into william lansrns pool room
ia Fifteenth street, South BROOKLYN. early this
morning and stole hitccn sets Of pool balls worth
l9J.
Patrick Fitzgerald. fur'y-thrca years old Of -
Columbia street brooklyn, fell overheard al
lie foot Of Warren street this morning. He was
'esCucd ~ John Murphy, or 30 Columbia street.
Elcven-year.od Henry Singer. Of 30 Division
street, brooklyn. was arrested this morning on
complaint Of Lizzie Farley, Of co Prospect street.
who him of snatCninE her pockethoOk
containing IS while she WAS walking along wash
ington street,
The will OF Josephine Harding. who died Oct,
b. was filed for probate in brooklyn. to-day.
she lel"cs real estate valued at Sl0J 900 and per
sonal property worth 81 600. The Will gives the
property to tao fnmIi",
The first days registration in BROOKLYN yester'
lay resulted in the enrolling Of ti7iS votes.
'hcse ngurcs are about 5000 less than on the
corresponding day last year.
Judge Van Wvck, of tho city Court. Brooklyn
e-dsy heard testimony in a r.it brought by John
w. Crawford against the brooklyn Union ~
oSd and Contractors Wilson and Baltic to re-
over S. COO damages for the death Of his son,
Harry. agel eight. The boy fell through large
hole at Third avenue and Forty eighth street,
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A GIRLS SERIOUS CHARGE.
Tho Policeman Accused Has a Coco
Record.

William log rmd1. policeman attached to tn"
Rrplklyn and doing duty a. tho Ralph aycnu"
station, was suspended from duty hv CAPT.
James Dunn, Who Is in command ~ tho pr"riHct.
The charge against the hluc-rcat is Il serious
ono. anil was rladc 10y John Rooney, who lives
AZ fnTa Hull street. Rroohl,n.
Roanov claims that LuEoman attempted last
might - assault his twelve vCsr.old daughter
Maggie. Tho occurrence. he 'aims took place
in front OF st. Ersn'is de sales church on Eroad-
way. brooklyn which ia near The home Of the
complainant
The girl. who is good looking and well devel-
opcd for her age. accompanied her father to Cant.
Dunn and corrohoratei his statement. The
NncneNs are respectable people. and We'll spoken
of in the neiEhhcrhood in which thev live.
The accused policeman Is married rIHr. sni
was appointed tho Brooklyn force on Juus u,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
GLEASON MOVES AGAIN.
Orders Restraining Mayor Sanford
from Paying f3,l75.2o

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. L., oct. ll.-Lasy CT
George W. stephens, counsel for cN-M,yor Glca-
son. served two injunction orders this morning
upon Mayor Sanford and city Treasurer +. W.
Bleckwcnn, restraining them from paying two
cisima amounting tn s3.i75. 30. audited by them
under = recent act Of the State Legislature.
few weeks ago the eN-Mnyor restrained the San
ford administration from paying two other claims,
amounting to si2.9tS.jO.
The orders which served this morning
Ncro obtained from Supreme court Judge Brown.
ono Of the bills is for sloi5.?o. alleged TO he
duo Mrs. Anna A. \. realr for rent ard in
terest Cor n building rn lockwood street. which
was formerly used the Fourth Ward School.
Tho other calls for tho payment OF 80. 100 In
Livery Stable Keeper Isaac Delmln. Of Sew
YORK, for horsca alleged To have heen supplied
To Long Island city for the Fire Department.
Mr. Gleason says the claims not valid.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
BROOKLYN NE VS..
GAYN0R DECLINES TO RUN.
Says He Will Not Accept the
Nomination for Mayor.
Mass Meeting Postponed - Trask
May BE Chosen.

II was announced this morning that
William j. Gaynor had last night been
formally rendered the nomination for
Mayor OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. G1ynor has sent letter to Will
lam g. Low. Chairman of the citizens
Union. In which he declines the prof
fcred honor. He says he has not changed
his mind since his announcement of last
summer. and thanks everybody con
cernod for their efforts on his behalf.
This letter has caused the Citizens
II Mon to recall tho circular issued yes
tCrday for a mass meeting at the Acad-
envy OF Music tomorrow night.
II is said now that the Republicans
have selected Wayland TrnSk, the Wall
street broker AS their nominee. and that
the independents will indorsc him.
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LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE.
john r. Drake Ordered Away BY
His Mothsr-ir.-Law.

John r. Drake. Of babylon, l.. l.. in Will
iamsburS late last night looking for his Nifc,
Emma, who disappeared from her home a few
days ago leaving behind their three children.
aged respectively. ton. eight and four years.
The woran's mother. MIR. Catherine Roscoe is
looking after the fine residence Of Mrs. Joseph X.
Knapp at Bedford avenue and Ross street. Drake
called there for information. and was ordered
away by Mrs. Roscoe who threatened to call n
POLICEMAN II he remained.
My daughter has left Drake becaus" of his con =
inued cri city to her" said Mrg. Roscoe to-day,
and she is now working as scumstreas Where
she is will never say"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
STEER TOSSED A HORSE.
The Animal Fell on Fitzgerald
Fracturing His Skull.

John Fitzgerald, twcnt$ four years old, Of First
aypuu" and Forty-hfh street. is in the Eastern
District Hospital, Williamsburg. to-day, suffering
from 4 fracture Of his skull and let leg.
FITZGERALD q the drawers Who CON
Quoted = number OF stecrT through the streets Of
Williamsburg early this morning.
At Kent avenue and Clyacr street steer
tossed the horse ON which Fizgerald was riding.
nd. although the animal ofcapci injury, II ,cll
on Fitzgerald. badly njurinr him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
RAILROAD NOTES.

The usual quarterly dividend az =. per rent.
has been declared by n" Lake Erie ana Western
On the preferred stock.
The Toledo and ohio Central RSlro.I Company
has dee Jared hto regular quarterly diNidend OF n,
per cent tho preferred ~'0'k. pa able oct o.
Gross earnings o: u" Missouri la in toI The
Nrst week of Ortnb,v Ncr" Sij, Ooo. decrease 81
81. O60; and for the .caT 90 date Is,si3 an. =
decrease Of 81 1873 O'o.
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~ AM CURED"
THERE rs No UNCERTAIN SOUND
TO PROF. SCHREINER'S
TESTIylnNv

II 10 frsm people whom the rom N unity
and the public know. and know we'll.
that comes this test imOuy rs to the
superiority of the Copeland work. II IL
from people that men mud women Of
standing and self-rcspect may 20 and
consult. Note the sequence in the fol.
Lowing interview from Prot. schrcincr.
oraanist nj st. Pnu's Church, In Jersey
City. n, j.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
INSURANCE RATES INCREASED.
Urce.wri:ers Combine to Secure q
New Schedule.

ELIZABETH, y. j., oct 1.-The
Board Of Fire Underwriters mot to-day
and Increased the insurance rates for
this city.
Ratc-cutting reduced tn" premiums 10
such "a low figure that all local a,"at'
cumhincl 20 secure a new schedule.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
THE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
100 Fresh Cases in st. Peters burg
rom Oct. 4 to @.

ST, PETERSBURG oct lI-There Ncr. loe
fresh cLs"S Of cholera and forty. On deaths In
ST Petersburg. oct. -. In the same period
thcr we're three fresh eases and four deaths In
Moscow
In nost ~ the provinces the cpiGcnir has
ahatci somcwhat OF, Is there were, however.
81 fresh eases Of oholc-a and caS drltha IN Vul-
h, MIA AZ fresh rFs"5 and i'a death iu EIrT .'i
fresh c,-rs and 10 deaths in Nurun. u. 20 fresh
csscs and 10 deaths In EknI"r'nrsIal.
In IpiuliA there |, 90 IrtHh ,4srs Nnl 20
deaths between sept. II ana oct.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.
RACE TRACK, GLOUCESTER. oct.
1.-THE entries and probable starters for
to-morrow's races fouow:


first Racc-Fve furlongs selling sonora
Little I'hi lu1 each hazard, To-. censor, Nu.
bian. FenZIr,e Arthur DAVIS. lpl each lila
Msil Of Iarney. 81 each Jim Spry"li 20 NJ.
Second Rao0-Four and half furoEIs. for
three yeaT-olds selling Sweet Alice, iGl Mead
OWE, ss, Leyena G., rs Ruth H., So Birdie colt
% H.
TLir Racc-Siv and half fur'ongs: selling
Trophy. Ronald, 100 each KiaSah, k.1hlm,
Prince Edward. Baby, Hard Work, Mayor Is O..
Can't Tell salisbury, l0a each. GreenN ioh Nar-
lh'na, Maggie Hunter Marina, Marie Lowell 81
10 each.
Fourth Rscc-Five furlones hsndlcsp --Cspt.
THROWN, ~. ARTILLERY, 1866 Chatham, lWt
BrislriuS To- M.
RIM Eaec 90 Four and one % half fur
Longs. Tor two year "ids selling, o. IN.
tarin. Holy Port sentinel. l1H each DDr
Eir"h date Zngars cou. Iieaut- COLI. loi each
ludlow, David h.. D"spstr. 100 each La Carts
Juenctis. Voice. Chance. PSYCHE. o. III each
sixth Race Five turlongs; selling fleet colt
ljunlorrn grding. Indiana. sentinel. Jolly Joe
piok MURRAY. Frank T., Prince John, PlsN mar,
Srs-tie. Nelson e., bingham, le- each, Tia Bits
Miss Elm, DIVA, 10: ID. each.