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The evening world., 1894-03-14
DR.. %C0PELAND'S COURSE
Merits the Cordial Applause II Receives.
His Maintenance Of the So Rate, His %Anaignmant Of High Charges.
His Rehuke TO Deception and Misrepresentation Aavs Linked 10
Him Stronger Than Ever the Support Of the Best Professional and
Social Sentiment.

The fact that Or. Copeland hns IL.
largest special practice In thi. city
might he explained by n variety OF rea-
sons. but the fact thai hi. course IL sup.
ported nv the best profe -sionai sentiment
and the best social sentiment OF the COM
muuity can only he explained In one way..
He has deserved II. II D. no matter OF
good fortune or accident. Regarding the
superiority OF the Copeland methods In
the cure or disease. there remains no
question. Medical statistIcs have demon.
.tratea that the proportion or cures un-
Ter these methods Ear exceeds those nc.
oruplishe I'd by INV other methods.
Regarding DR.. Cop-land's ~rrnignment
or the oid-hshioned high scale or medical
charges. his advocacy OF lower fees all
along the line. the public have hnd but
"ne opinion. The majority OF phi sicinn..
while they admit tho good accomplished
under tic S3 rate. seem cnndldiv or the
opinion that u would hardly he prnc.
ticnbie In other hands, except under
similar conditions Of warm. popular sup.
port md consequent cnormOu patronage.
Regarding DIR. Copeland. fearless a..
snult upont the sin OF deception and mis-
representation In the practice OF m-di.
cine, md HIS exposure or the same. the
best professional and social sentiment has
"een n unit IN his support. Proposing
thnt II shall lie "a dinIcutt thing In this
community TO deceive III" sick, that u
shall not only he risk v. but ridiculous TO
play tricks In the practice Of medicine, u
Inns more than once been his task to
snatch the mask NJ Plausible Preten.e
from the Ieerine face OF Lowry Roguerv.
But exploded deception only brings into
strongerlight the genuine qualities OF his
practice.
People who 70 tn the Copeland Offices ro 10 get
cured. Thev know they can he cured. hacanse
,hey know they cnn consult hundreds OF we'll
known people who have heeD curod. They know
mat they VIII neither he deceived or robbed,
Jhey know what the cost Of treatment " before
thew 90: Thev know that tho s3 ia nil thpt IL
cnarrcd any one They know thar a larger fea II
offered would he declined. Thcv know that the
business methods ri The Connland system are lust
as genuine as.the skill. which has for years boon
generously admitted by the profession and the
public rs well.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
LIVELY IN ESSEX MARKET.
One Woman Had Fits and Another
DrOppcd In a Faint.

Essex Market Police Court was rather
lively this morning. One woman had
fits and another tainted. The fits woman
was Mary Keenan,. who Is homeless.
She had the attack while in the women's
prison box. She was taken 10 Gouver
neur Hospital. She is thought to be suf-
ferirg from alcoholism.
The fa!nting woman was Mamie
Brown, twen.y-seven years old. of 162
East Forty-fourth street. Justice Koch
had sentenced her ID ten days on the
island. Then she fell to the floor. Po-
liceman Klein, who arrested her last
night in the Bowery, said he had ar
rested her twice before, and that she Is
In the habit of faintlng whenever sem
tence Is pronounced.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
AMERICAN LIQUOR EXPORTS,
Largest Shipment Yet of California
Brandy for Europe.
by Associated Press.)

49, ''Nso'e ~
SAN FRANCISCO, March 44.-The Ger
man bark j. c. Pfuger left here last
night with the largest shipment of
brand ever made from amp port in the
United States. The shipment consisted
of 163. 454 gallons California brandy in
barrels, at an estimated wholesale value
of SOL, 997. 1t Is expected that the retail
price will be about three times that
amount.
The cargo also included twenty-five
barrels OF selected Riesling and 200 bar
rels of red wine. The Riesling Is in
tended to compete with the Hooks and
other white wines produced by the vine
yards fianking the Rhine. There are lOj
barrels of port wine on board the bark
to compete with the ports of Spain and
Portugal.
The brandy expectation marks the
rapid growth of an established foreign
market. particularly Germany, for the
California product. The wine shipments
mark an entry into an important foreign
market. Four hundred barrels of the
brandy go to the German army for use
In the hospital service. California brandy
having been used almost exclusively for
two years. The United States army
hospital service ~patronizes France.
The evening world., 1894-03-14

worms RE grew worse. lost his up ,r.
lite. nnd his nose would clog up 80 that
he could not breathe. lie became pale
and lost rcsl until lac seemed TO he almost
reduced 10 - skeleton. We constantly
gnve him cod liver oil. IE- grew so weak
TINT he could hardly walk.
" ur friends sympathtzcd with Us, ns
they NIL loved the Ittl- fellow. VIE wa
our only child. and who was so bright
and good to every one. They expressed
their doubts ~ to our ability to rni-r
him; In fact, we, ourselves, thought he
must die. There WINS no color III his face
nnd he weighed exactly forty pounds
when we took him 10 Drs. Copeland aud
Gardner.
I'm six weeks he has gained twenty.
Ave pounds. His appetite IL hearty, his
face rosy and he sleeps well. II doe. my
heart good to hear Our friends. conyratu.
late us over our strong. healthy boy"
The evening world., 1894-03-14
OLD BROWNS COURTSKIP.
He DID Not Reckon Upon u Younger and
More FurOTed SatitO1.

nary sort. / i've two doors from her
house, and / drop in 10 see her and Mrs.
Burke at least once a week. Even her
marriage, which hurt me 50 much at
the time, did not separate us for very
long. and | think l have lived to forget
my first rash determination never to
look upon her lace again. ! called the
NIGHT ~ the wedding. and l have been
calling regularly ever since. l am be-
glnnig 10 believe that 1t was a good
him after all that she didn't marry
me.
What / wan to te!l-and 1t won'ttaks
long TO tell 1t In my dry fashion-is the
story of old Browne's courtship' make
my living By keeping the cash accounts
The evening world., 1894-03-14

The cir am going to tell you about
Is rather pretty and her name is Edith.
'ne mas lark hair and her eyes are blue,
Hnd she dresses well. She has been
~s'auuated from 1 seminary of good re-
'ute' and her disposition is nmlable to a
iesree which more than a year ago
Drought all the young men of the neigh
'o'u at her feet. / think she won a
'uah's Championship in singles some
saere last year. but I am not certain
0u' mat What ] can recall among
most pronounced accomplishments
VIII put down here later on, l met
80 long a time aso that I have for
''en the circumstances OF our meet
ont guezs they were OF the ordi-
The evening world., 1894-03-14
TWO WERE TIRED OF LIFE.
Atlanta Girl Takes Strychnine--A
Doctor Takes Indian Hemp.
CBy Associated Pres

(By Associated Prcss.)
ATLANTA, Ga, March 14.-Cora
Plumkitt, a nineteen-year-old girl, COM
mitted suicide yesterday by taking
s%trychnine.
Last night DIR. Krafton, whose wife
left him on Sunday. took Indian hemp.
The poison has made him a temporary
maniac, but he may recover.
, Mrs. Krafton was arrested Monday to
keep her from clipping with a man named
Hammond, and yesterday there was a
reconciliation in the krafton family.
by a fight and then the husbands at
tempt at suicide.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
NEW RAPID TRANSIT BILL.
Will he Sent to Albany TO-Morrow
by II Chamber of Commerce.

The Hewitt Rapid Transit bill, which
has been under consideration for some
time by the Special Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, will not be made
public until Tomorrow, when the Com
mittee of the Chamber on Police Inves-
tigation will take 1t to Albany.
The bill has been In the printers hands
for a few days, and Mr.. Hewitt Is par
ticularly anxious that no errors shall
creep in. With that end in view he has
already had half a dozen revised proofs.
Secretary Wilson said to-day to an
Evening World" reporter that the -four
Mayor, Comptroller and President of the
Chamber, will form the new Rapid
Transit Commission, have consented to
he names public yet They are repre-
sentative men and not politicians in any
sense of the word.
The evening world., 1894-03-14

The Sunday Worlds Easter Num-
ber--neXt Sunday. Don't fail to get
it. 1t will be ~splcndidly illustrated
and full Of striking features and
have an illuminated cover.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
bon WIPE OUT DISGRACE
cri Brooded Over the Arrest of
His Son Lawrence.
Was Surprised that Death Was
So Slow.

ank Troiri, flfty-fivc years old, a
kgist, committed suicide at "a James
It last night by taking strychn!nc.
note, written shortly before his
h, he ave as q reason for his act
his son had brought disgrace upon
and he lid not care to live.
lori had been IA widower, and lived,
two months ago, with his twenty
-year-old son, Lawrence. Triori was
bloyed In a drug store in Sullivan
pet. There he met an Italian girl,
slender and handsome. They were
FRIED and went to live at "a James
eet. Trlorl's son boarded with them.
went we'll until March 3. when the
returned home from work in the
ming accompanied by Lizzie Hamil-
a Scotch girl, fifteen years old. He
his father that the girls mother,
lived at 1874 Sands street, Brooklyn,
hted the girl to remain with them
a few days. The girl remained until
konday. March 6, and then, Frank Triorl
Fent to the Oak street station and asked
police to find the girls mother. The
'esult Of the police In Tri was
The girls story was that she had
to this city to do some shopping.
She had gone into the drug store of DIR.
Stein, at 30 James street, Where
;oung Triori is n clerk. He had induced
,er to go home with him. saying he
would obtain a position for her as SER
;ant.
on a charge Of abduction Lawrence
was held in. 1900 in the .Tombs
The father brooded over the fact
his sons arrest. At 0 o'clock last
hight he went home and showed his
wife a ~strychpine bottle, telling her he
,ad taken the contents. She thought
ne was testing and paid no attention to
MS remarks.
After supper Triori said: IT'S very
'unny I don't die after all that poison
still the wife thought nothing was wrong
An at II. 80 o'clock Triori fell from his
chair to the floor unconscious. At 1890
o'clock he died.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Religious Notices.

ierrch from 10Th 81. to riverside BaptIs,
Church, o2i st. and Amst ,rdam ave. where
Justin u. Fulton, II. r.. at the Invitation OF John
Francis, Ja'tor, aud Richard Hartley, Of Hope
Baptist Church, has been invited 10 conduct
meetings for ia" enlightenment OF Romanists and
Protestants, conccrhing the peril oi all who reject
Christ. IiDinisil ,atcchism studied at 3 L. NJ.
aud nTenChimE raCl cNcning at 3 O'CLOCK.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
Acrobnts and Trick Horse Arrives.

Among the passengers who arrived to-day per
steamer Mobile from London are Charlie Hacker.
OF Providence. and Freddie Lester. OF boston.
bicycle cranks. who return home after an absence
OF seven years with new and startling business
on cycles. They are acrobats on wheels, and are
shortly to appear at Tony Pastors. NJ. AMI
Nine, Coban also arrived on the Mobile from Lon
don with 4 trick horse. They are going to joIn
Barnum a Bailey's circus,
The evening world., 1894-03-14
THE So RATE.

The 81 rate Is maintained ms a standing rebuke
to all kinds Of deception or evasion in the practice
OF medicine. 1t Is the only rate charged hv the
Copeland physicians md covers the cost Of mcdl.
cine and treatment for one month. Larger fees.
when offered, are courtcously declined ms con-
trary 10 the spirit and purpose OF the Copeland
system.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
Asphyxintcd In n Hotel.
(By Associated Press.)

| IBy Associated Frcss.D
,pvIDENCE, II. L., March IA man who
1ered as p. Campbell, New Hampshire. went
Hotel Dorrance Monday night and was
led to room g.. Just bcfnro 6 o'clock last
tho clerk became suspicious at his non-ap-
&c. and forced open the door Of his room.
an was found lying upon the bed with the
Erned on full force. He was taken to the
and IL is feared that death will ensuc.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
GEORGE GOULD'S LOST DOG.
Man Searching in minneapolis for
n Pup Valued at 81, 900.

t3y Associated Press.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March IL
Walter A. Locke, Of New York, has just
arrived here in search of a st. Bernard
puppy, valued at $1,000. which has been
stolen from the kennels of George Gould.
The dog vas taken while being given
exercise three weeks ago.
Search was made throughout the East
without success. except In finding a clue
which led to MINNEAPOLIS, where the dog
had been shipped after being dyed black.
Credit JewcirI and Clothing Co.. 300 B'way.
DiamCnd.. watches. Jpwclry Gentlemen's cloth
Ing; easy payments, Agent calls. ~
The evening world., 1894-03-14
Death of Judge Grnham's wife.
,By Associated press.)

Thy Associated PreSs,)
DUBUQUE, Ia, March iI-Judge william era,
ham received n telegram last might announcing
the sudden death OF his wife at CatsknI. y. Y.
Mrs. Graham was the daughter Of tn" late Judge
Malborno Watson, Of tn" Supreme Court OF New
York, and n cousin Of Wheeler II. Peckham.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
SMOTHERED THE BABY.
One of Its Parents Rolled i've 1t
While Sleeping.

NEWARK, N. j., March 14.-Andrew 8.
Blrkett, six months old, was found dead
in bed this morning at 277 Bank street.
County Physician Elliott was sent for.
Upon investigation he learned that the
child slept with its parents. and that
one of them must have rolled over on
the child during the night and smothered
The evening world., 1894-03-14

6,7he Sunday Worlds Faster
Sni ber-nert Sunddu. Don't fail
get Il. IL ,ctH be spIendfdIy
(mstrated aud run Of striking
ptures aud have an illuminated
The evening world., 1894-03-14
SCALDED HIS MOTHER.

mandcd Money from Her.
Patrick Callahan, twenty-eight years
old, of 1872 Cherry street, was sent to
the island for six months by Justice
Koch, In the Essex Market Police Court,
to-day.
Callahan got drunk last night, and
when his mother refused to give him
money he threw boiling water over her.
He also attempted to assault his
father, who summoned a policeman and
caused his arrest.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
THIS IS FREE.

The Free Trial Test which DR. Cope-
end, orthc conrse OF trcatment. DIR. Cope.
land does not deceive his patIcnts by
promising them something free ut the cnd
Free Trial Test In Just what Il appears to
be-. q cordial Invitation TO rome md re.
ccive the examination and treatment
or treatment.
The evening world., 1894-03-14

Judge Fitzgerald Has Recovered.
Judge Fitzgerald, who had been confined to
his home with the grip and a slight attack Of
pneumonia since the latter part OF January. took
his seat on the bench In Part III. Of the Gen
eral Sessions this morning.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
Unturnished Room. to Let.

TO LEI Lower part Of lOS alton ST.. BROOKLYN
lnrsr RrnadwsyJ; In coed order; rent low To \
desirable tenant.
The evening world., 1894-03-14

The Sunday Worlds
Easter Number - next
Sunday. Don't fail to
get ii. 1t will be splen-
didIy illustrated and
full of striking features
and have an illuminated
cover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
CAN WEAR THE CROWN.
This the Effect Upon Hay Of Dissolving of
the EIks' Injunction.

Judge Ward of Buffalo. ~ V, has
lust rendered decision dissolvinS tie
Injunction. and taking the Benevolent aad
Protective order Of Elks out Of ;hc hands
Of a receiver. The effect IF this dissolu-
ton Is to authorize the Atlantic CI;y
Division 10 continue its work under It's
own officers. The recent split in this
order and the causes leading MP To II
were long ago furnished the Dispatch
readers. They will remember that at the
meeting held IN Detroit. Mich, in 1898,
the question of selecting he place and
time for the next annual session was
left TO the grand trustees. consisting
Of Messrs. Peter Campo II. OF Baltimore;
Joseph W. Laube, of this city, ana Mr..
Van Dulip. OF Boston. Subsequently the
grand secretary. Mr.. Allen -. Myers. Of
Cincinnati, according TO .he statements
OF the leading Richmond Elks. promised
the jamestown IN. " Lodge. that the
Grand Lodge should meet there In the
mean time the grand trustees agreed upon
Atlantic City as the place of meeting.
THE JAMESTOWN MEETING.
Mr.. Myers and the Exalted Ruler went
ahead with their arrangem for the
jamestown meeting one day. then went
a special meeting. to be convened June
18th. one day before the other assemble &c
WAS called to order at Atlantic city.
About twenty-five delegates attended the
jamestown meeting one day, shen went
TO the famous seaside resort. where the
other Elks were in session. Those at
Atlantic City had in their number the
Grand Treasurer, and they proceeded to
the election OF their officers. choosing Mr..
T.. u. Hay, of Washington. as exalted
ruler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
The Hnlice (Onrt.

John Thompson (coloreD was before the
Police Justice yesterday morning on inc
charge of entering the dWcllng-house oI
Elizabeth Miller in the DAYTIME ana cut 5
ting up ana destroying three dresses ana
tvC socks belonging to Mary Miller.
jealousy was the cause Of the conduct
OF the accused lie was DISCHARGED as 10
this case. but fined s. for trespassihS Oh
the PREMISES of Christina Giles.
John Cook tcoloredl was sent 10 the
grand Jury for carrying concealed Sung
shot. ,,-.,t;,..
SIDNEY Jackson alias George Williams
alias Trce Bee (c0lor ID, charged WIN
stealing 81 from j. G. StcWers. was oiS-
charged lie went down, however, as Il
suspicious character: ,,,,
J6hn Mills alias Edward Ross (coiored)
went To jail .Or twelve months as :"
SUSPICIOUS character not beng apie To
give security. , Lao,
Melinda Jones and Martha Booker (coI,
ored) were assessed $50 and costs each
sor tiehtinr and creating "A disturbance in
Tho neighborhOod Of Beiyn's alley.
TN case OF Toney Rogers. charged WIN
the larceny OF ST. from Major Gaines was
discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

Railway Company issue, which they will
place on sale August 8. 1871
'''rhe above ope-thousand-mile tickets
are good over western system only. Inc
two.thousand-mile tickets are good over
the entire Southern railway. eastern anu
western systems. and over the georgia
Pacific railway.
"AIl thousand mile tickets OF the
Southern Railway Company issue 0r
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad COM
pany. Charlotte. Columbia and augusta
Railroad Company, Columbia ana cr.en,
vile Railroad Company. and the Ueorsi
Pacific Railway comrany issue siamp.u
Southern Railway Company. sold ny
costcrn-system agents, or the reo,h,a
Pacific railway agents, on or aiter Juiy
!, 1894. Will be honorcl On and after Au'
gust 4 iSDt over entire Southern rail.
way, eastern and western systems, ana
over the Georgia Pacific railway.
EXTENT or THE SYSTEM.
The Southern Railway Guide In Its last
issue gives these important facts reiauVe
TO the system:
The total mileage * 1888 miles. The
eastern system has 2.tA.6 and the western
has I3N. To the latter system VIII oe
added the mileage OF the Georgia Iacinc
The mileage Of the Georgia Paciiic ~ IN
clud 4 In the total OF the Southern.
The two systems are divided as foi-
lows: .,.o. ,,.,,
Pa ' 7
inptou ana Ohio. SOL: Richmond and Dan
vile. 2i65: North Carolina, 52}s. Atlanta
ana Charlotte. 2S75: Western North caro-
lima g57a. charleston, Columbia. and Au-
sr;sia. 954.2. Columbia and Greenville. 80.
Western Systcm-East Tennessee, 80 :
Atlanta Division and branches. ZsL6'
Brunswick Division and branches ~,
Alabama Division and branches, flil'
Knoxville and Ohio, 66.
FREIGHT APPOINTEES.
Mr.. j. ~. Drake. general freight agent
Of the Southern Railway Company. has
issued a circular announcing the follow
ing appointments in the Freight Depart
ment OF the eastern system OF the COM
panv: a. G. Craig. division freight agent;
charlotte. y. G.: ID. Cardwell. division
freight agent. Columbia, s. G; r. ID. Car
renter general agent. New York city; +.
+. X. Sawin ami William G. Hartmann
soliciting agents. New York city: W. A.
Pearce. New England agent Boston'
Moss: J. H. Fabcr. soliciting agent, Bos
ton. Mass: +. Is. Price. agent. Phiiadei
phia. Pa: i. ". Durham. soliciting agent
Philadelphia. Pa; George X. Neednam'
OK mt. Baltimore Md. Samuel hech-
homer, soliciting agent. Baltimore, Ma.
/. L. NcCleskey. genera! agent, Atlanta,
Ca: Howell Peoples, soliciting agent, AZ
lanta. Ga: G. Il. Chandler, soliciting
agent. Athens, Ca: s. D. Pickett, sohc't
Ing agent. Macon. Ga. G. II. Jackson
soliciting agent. Augusta. Ga; Alexander
McBee. Jr. soliciting aren't Grcenville,
s G: a. 9. I2ard. soliciting agent Rock
I'M :. G: Il. W. Brown. soliciting agent,
Nashville. Tenn: J. f.. Mason, soliciting
AGENT. D. nvil,e. Va: George a. IhoInp-
son. Jr.. soliciting agent. Lynchburg. va,
& ". Norwood aud :. g. Cowan. 81
liciling agents, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
TT IS HARVEY BLAIR.
This Is What Some Richmond People Say
About the New Jersey Confidence Man.

Evidence accumulates to show that the
Horace d. Baker, now in jail in Nineland.
n. j., Is the J. Harvey Blair who so
successfully worked the confidence game
I'm this city last year Messrs. Henry
Trimbe julius \. Iiobson. and Mrs. ~ J.
INle recognize very distinctly in the pic
tur. OF ne man incarCerated, which was
shown them yesterday by Sergeant Alex.
9ominson. the features OF the man who
,layed 50 ingenious a part to the church
SONG and Temperance folk of Richmond
Shly twelve months ago. the brow, hair
ana eyes are plainly those of Blair and
are easily identified. although the head 10
not In natural position. The shaving
or u the Vhiskcrs has very materially
changed the appearance OF the man, but
there are unmistakable marks upon the
face which are recognized by the persons
shove referred To.
Sir. Rurnttt. cashier Of the First Ma
tiara, bank. win 20 20 Nincland, y. j.,
Saturday mcht 60 see if he can identity
h'youi u doubt Baker az Blair. MAJOR
John Poe and Sergeant TomlinsOn are sat
i.G,d hat the Richmond swndlcr has
b. = caught. ana the former, while in
Co.vcT 'atipn yesterday with Dispatch
reporter. said that Blair was a "goncr."
rs he had charges enough against him TO
keep him IN prison ali the balance Of
Lis DAYS