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been spared To make IL complete IN all details. the
rooms are all light 4 the woodwork hard & natural
finish; every room has large bevelled French
plate mirrors 4 parquet foors: the bathrooms are
marble tiled; open plumbing, Improved ranges,
elevators, electric lights. Call Mt office.
A FEW ONLY LEFT
OF the very superior apartments
in the absolutely 6%rs,pTCo, family hotel.
Columbus ave. and 18th at.
TO s rooms and bath electric light; elevators.
&C. rent $500 upward; hrst-class restaurant. un
der the direction OF Giraldi. late OF the Colonial
Club. Circulars sent.
C. X. BILL. Manager. 81 Liberty st.
"A CORNER EAT q 7 rooms all light only
lumbus ave. near Doth st.
ATTRACTIVE6 cheerful rooms; steam heated,
bath s2s, 80; 10th station; neighborhood
A;.A.,,,NERl desirable floor Of 8 roomsi 242
W. Sd 81: rent SO monthly. Thomas n Eek
ELEGANT FLATS OF 6 rooms, range & bath. "a
Christopher at. 1 rooms. with range. 10 Green
witch ave-. 4 rooms. with range. 2Os L. 10th st. /:
5 & I rooms, 3l2 Broome st.
THE DALHOuSIE, 40 to ~ W, 59th 81. Alb
sOlutely frcproof and fronting Central Park n
i%anftor.
VICTORIA, 18th ST.. near 9th ave. d rooms 4
rc hath; J s"nasoT @sy W SeG 1TWSs; ~ y. e s'S ave- low
81 MONTHLY.2 choice rooms, SO Grove ST. -,
near Bleccker b Christopher, no children.
II, 10. 81 WATTS sT.-To let. splendid apart
ments; rents cheap; location fne. Janitor.
unturnishcd- North OF ,asth Street.
STIi AVE, zoos. near l3sth st.-Ftne fats, $50.
s23; s large rooms. private hall. improvements.
18TH ST., l22 W -Unfurnished Hat. u rooms
bath; heated private halls; S23. Apply man
: agcr.
l3lsT ST, S E.-5 rooms & bath; heated halls:
rent. SIS & SEQ.
18TH 81, 30 W, near l. station q rooms h
bath, $50, $43: free 10 April ].
BARNETT h CO., Of. l2bth st.
18TH ST. 10 W.-Cheapest fats in Harlem
healthy location; 5 rooms & bath; handsomely
| decorated: ~papered: halls heated. rent 3lj to az.
JsHitor.
A: -srEAM-uEATED corner flats Of D rooms X
bath, SO ~ 500, ~ Rradhurst ave.
| COlIlN II. WODDW RID, :EOi w, li5th st.
AT LOW RENTS Flats Of o large rooms 4 bath,
lest locality; SIG to SlS. 1927 to 1875 Amster-
dam Gotta ave, near l5lst 81. cable cars pass
the door.
A. -STEAM-HEATED FLATS, : rooms 4 bath,
$40 10 ~. 10; AL n 4T3 W. ll5th 81.
COLLIN II. WOODWARD ;a4 ". li5th 81.
S. 6O-3 ROOMS overlooking enchanting scenery
halls heated: millionaire neighborhood: no chill
dI.n: reference. 6G W. 1924 Of.
SO MONTHLY: $500 yearly stylish dwelling on
l25lI street, or Will rent by floors. l J.. l21tl
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A.-BOA RDING for business horses: ample room
for largest vehicles; best OF feed and care rates
very reasonable. ONEltIN'S, GOO 9Th ave-. cor.
AID ST.
A.-BARGAIN: two reliable, chunky business
horses, $40 each worth 5000. Residence, log
Calyer ST.. Greenpoint.
CHOICE RAILROAD HORSES for sale at stables,
corner Butler st. and Nostrand ave-, Brooklyn:
great bargainc.
DON'T MIS- the great auction sale of ~ fine
coach horses: also carload Of draft and business
horses: Wednesday, Feb. -, 10 A. NJ.
KRAUS BROS 33s, $40. 342 Fast 59th st.
E~XPRESSMAN must sell 8 horses, top, open
wagons and harness; SO upward. ZIG
+ 10Th ST.
FOL SALE-One large 4-horse party sleigh one
large 2-horse family sleigh; two cutters; one
double set of sleigh harness, with bells; saddles
and other harness and carr. n yes, to be sold cheap
at NJ. HECRMAN'S, GAL last 18th ST.. city.
GREAT SACRIFICE-Seven serviceahle horses,
mares, S25, $40, $50. WIRE SCRkEN CO. ,
1O5 Freeman ST.. Greenpoint.
MUST SELL. gentle. sound horse. $50, worth
SlCO: sacrifice: tcp wagon. BUTCHER, l37
Franklin st. GreenpOint.
PRICES to suit the ~t,mes-Twenty seasoned horses
for sale cheap at the livington stable; warranted
sound and kind: ages 8 to 5 years old, Is Riv-
ington 1t.
WILL SELL. Mt sacrifice, chestnut mare o years
old: can pace 2. 80; also oak runabout, elegant
Portland cutter and harness. 640 Manhattan
ave. city.
% RAILROAD HORSES for sale, cheap; suit
any business. Call till sold, 140 sullivan st.
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Musical.
LADY wants music lessons in exchange for Ger.
man, or at moderate prices. Music, lo5o I'D
ave.
SHEET MUSIC of any description. 10 copies. ST,
by mail; catalogue free. Musical, los i. 45th.
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DEL MONTE,

southwest corner 18th st. Il Columbus ave. -Ele-
giant apartments; the handsOmest Il most sub
stnntiRlly built on the west side; no expense has
been spared to make II complete In all details: the
rooms are all light 4 the woodwork hard & natural
finish; every room has large bevelled French
plate mirrors 4 parquet floors; the bathrooms are
elevators, electric lights. Call mt office.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADVERTISEMENT
for The World may be left Mt any American
District Messenger Ulice In the city. where the
charges will be the same US those At the main
Once.
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FurniIhed- West Side.

81 MONTHLY. ncHr bridge entrance Entire
liGur. 8 large rooms. i9j Sands rr., hrooEIyn,
FurnI1hed-West Side.
lilH ST, "i6 W., near % h ave. Handsomely
furnished SlHvlr, double or hUusCk r"piIg upurl-
mrats: crmTl,t'; reasonable.
3gTk 81. 3lC-"lN ", ANlulusicr carp I ,hrass
bud.iradN; very hanI,pElv!y FURNISHED; ! llght
rooms; private hall 4 ballroom. Inquire %jnn'tur.
3iITI ST, .Gl ", Nicely furnished !, room
Hat, heated: bath. Perkins or %!ah,i'oi.
3nTu 81, ZDl ". Nicely furnished Hats, & ,
rooms a bath: steam heated, Jani'or.
IUTu ST.. 2c5 W. Nicely frnitned fat. 4
rOlms X oath steam hcatr'i. Jaultor.
.5In 81. 1913 ". lstatiun 5Uth 81. )-turnIshrd
corner. bay wiudOw front, 7'room,. steam
heated HATS: elt v tor; ltnen, silver, china, Kitchen
ware, Sajo upward. EDGAR,
10TH ST. I05 VI handsome rooms. % floor;
acWiy decorated l. station near reasUaabIe.
JsnitOr.
Iu5TH IT, ~ W = completely. newly fur
nished fats, 4 rooms x tath; steam heated
perfectly light & clean; rare opportunity; 41
monthly, BARTLETT.
AIrENTION-fuly Iurpis he'd ID Lat, Is rooms
only Sho monthly; Immediate pCsSO sion.
JMiitor, liz W. Olst 81.
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BOARDING HoUsE-For sale. hrst-ciass boarding.
house; near l. station. D., box 6s5 Harlem World.
BOOT AND SHOE roc and hxtures, Jersey
city Heights, splendid business location, old
established stoc, sell including lease Of store;
reason for selling, uelth. Apply Miss W. WES-
In store.
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THE BRISTOL,
West Side.

II to 10 T.. Inn ST.. near 9TH ave. comforts
family house; very moderate terms.
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| HAVE . large paying restaurants, With iur-
rishcl rooms. VIII give bargG'n to cash buyer.
lLuulrn AZ Mesi oNih 81 -
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GOOD PAYING CIGAR TOR on principal
avenue. Inquire OF l. HAAS. l66 Il l07th 81
Aavsnuuee''o ci,y HH receipts So daily; rare oppos.
tunity. MAIIONE, World Building.
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A BOWERN LIQUOR STORE. For particulars
inquire DAVID MAYER BREWING CO., ~
ave. lbSth 81.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

A.-BOARDTNa for business horses; ample room
for largest vehicles; best Of feed and care rates
very reasonable. ONElIN'S. 600 9Th ave-. cor.
AID ST.
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Good viii q Interest for Sale

A.-A.-A. GREAT BARGAINS-Hotels. cafes
and restaurants; also several we'll corner
family liquor stores; prices from 500 to S25, 000i
easy terms. Wholesale Liquor Warehouse, 3oo
Greenwich st., near Beach.
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Boarders Wanted.

One Tine. soc. per tine Second 7Npie, nc. NJ,
we: 7hirt and Subsequent nnes I6c per line.
No extra charge on Sttnddps
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ATTRACTIVE LIQUOR STORE, west sde: no
opposition: established business; 81, 900 cash.
LIrILE & HOYT. % Chambers g.
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MONEY to loan on furniture, pianos. &C.. legal
interest easy payments; business cGnhdential.
York Bank Building. rooms s and I. Brooklyn:
entrance. Pennsylvania ave.
MONEY loaned (amount S25 only on household
furniture In use without removal: lowest rates;
open evenings. TERRY, l54 East ODD st.
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SEVERAL good saloons, city and out Of iowa -
quire BREWERY, 800 East 9Th ct.
S35O BuYr a line corner saloon. bGsy THOROUGH
iare.. 535 Flushing ave, corner OF HostrAn1.
Brooklyn.
~ ROOM BOARDING-HouSE; Income. 40
per month; cheap for cash. Address Cash.
box 30 World. uptown- ~
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4 III Tor sale CheAp. MASON STABIE
co. 18th 81. and ith ave.
ALL KINDS Of store fixtures, new and second
hand. lowest prices, bougat and sold. 2lj "a u.
BAR FIXTURES bargains: lUOd,tfrrrut ST ylcS;
cnsh or time. AMERICAN SALOON FIN
TIrKE u. tp- broadway.
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.

known that when the scheme was under
consideration BY the Cabinet there had
been several conferences between Bur
deau and leading bankers who had pre-
sumably pointed out everything for ard
against the bill. but who's. majority opin-
ion was In favor Of such a measure as
passed the Chamber OF Deputies yester-
day.
a section Of BOurslers held that u was
n mistake 20 make such sudden con,cr-
sion Of the ~ per cent rentcA They
held that the reduction In interest shout
BE- made gradually until the i2 PER cent
rate should have been reached. Tn" To-
ductlon should have been spread over an
extended period. preferably eight years.
The progress Of the days business on
the B0urse shows. however, that the
scheme. "a presented 10 the Chamber 81
Deputies. has been accepted. All govern
rlent stocks were hrmer.
Discomfort viii still exist among 'df
renters holding the f2's. ana some bouis'
soeculators persist I'm making doris pre-
dict'ons Of what viii happen before th'
date OF the conversion. Meantime al
is likely 10 d. well if the Casimlr- .rriei
government mains in power long enough
To execute this plan Another of BUR
doaus grand project is said o. concern d
new issue Of rentes u fund Frame in'
ulonse floating daht.
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latu-c was adopted during the past few
weeks. and this petition was signed by
many citizens on January 10th another
meeting was held. and at this meeting
it was found that an entire nov charter
had been adopted 10y the Council This
charter raised bar-room licenses from
81 10 $50. extended the corporate limits
to take IN about 1000 acres Of the addi-
uonal land. raised the corporation tax
levy limit 20 lcD cents. \ committee,
with Judge Lipscomh as chairman. was
appointed to revise the charter and re-
rart to-ullht They dld 80. and the
charter. 1888 revised by them. made license
81 and Drew in the corporate limits 10
a considerable cNt"ut from that of the
charter urst prepared Ne9rly every hus.-
ness-nran was present al fho meeting.
and after considerable discussion 10 was
r.commlttad ana four additional commit
tccm,n appointed. the committee % re-
port not later than February lst. and -
have tho charter as revised printed and
distributed, SD that those Interested might
act NOR. iatcllic. uuy. There has not
been so much interest aroused ln town
g'uc. The courthouse removal question
Was before thr people. and the result ~
thc committce'a action is an&iously
awaited.
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DYNAMITE IN AMERICA.
The Front Of Minnesota Eank-BuiidinS
Blown out.

TAEliINGTON. MiNN. January IT,
Iarly Yesterday morning SOME person
placed a. dynamite cartridge n-id" me
storm l,or of the EXchans- l'ank az this
place. It's explosion blew cur the front
az the bank building. besides doing cone
siderable DAMAGE inside. a. tla talk had
gone out of business ant there were n0
funds .u tho vault and AS no attempt
was made ou the safe robbery was rI-
IDENTIFY not tho motive
FUSE FAILED TO BTGN.
LANCASTER. PA. january IA great
sensation was caused her" This morning
hv the discovery OF dynamite bomb.
which hal been placed against the lr-
story bIIIiug on Grant street adjoining
the police station Tn tomb contained
E4lf . pound az dynlmit creased in lead
pipe carefully closed with 1itrI-glycrriue
raus and fuse The latter had been
lighted but for some reason had failed to
burn Thers is no clue to the iynamiterS.
whose object In trying t1 blo" up Oh"
building is unknown. The building is un-
occupied. but was being prepared ior
manufacturing purposes
COAL OPERATOR THREATENED.
SALEM. OHIO. January l,.-When John
Evans. one ~ th- leading coal MEN "
this section. cam. 20 his ollcr ln thiS ciiF
yesterday morning. he found bomb lyng
IN the office. \ piece OF lead pipe fully
two inches in diameter and tn inches
long. with q charred fuse running through
q screw plug. was loaded with dynamite
anu blasting powder Evans. with other
tors, has been having trouble win
the miners over the question or wages.
and the only explanation Of The bomb
busfuaes &. that some miner thought by
wrecklng his building % lntim.ddte him.
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and I'd Ike TO tackle the Kansas gopher
useferrlng to Simpsons constant Interrupt
tions)
Mr. Burrows was recognized 10 offer
an amendment to the wool and woollen
manufactures schedule He proposed 10
substitute the clause In the Mckinney
bill for the one in the pending bill ana
he spoke for some time In support OF TINS
Mr Pickler Republican,. South Dakota.
offered an amendment Increasing the duty
on hrst-class wool from II cents To y
cents and on secOnd-class wool from II
to II cents and he made an argument III
support Of II.
me hour for recess having arrived. the
committee rose without action on the
pending amendments, and the House TOOK
q recess till O'Clock.
\ SOUTH CAROLINIAN AROUSED.
Three seats were occupied on the Re
publican side Of tho House and SIX ON
tho Democratic side when Mr.. Sperry
tDemocrau, of Connecticut arose 10 a.
liver his argument on the protection slu'
/ Of the question He had. however
very large audience in the galleries.
Before he finished his speech be man
aged 10 stir mp Mr.. TnDert, OF HotSn ~.
Carolina by a passing aluslon % Nl'
fact that southern State like Soutn car
olina was a very small consumer on
dutiable goods. and that couSequehuy
her people had little or no interest IN 'he
tariff question.
Sir. Talbert treated the remark as re-
necti0n on his constituents ana on ms
State. and he resented 1t IN suc1 man
I ner as 20 stir w the audience 20 IL'h
i pitch Of enjoyment and enthusiasm. lhe
Chairman enjeav0red to restrain flr. Tai
bort's impetuOsity ana 70 secure lhe Hy''
Tor Mr.. Sperry, but II was all IN Fain.
i Ar. Taibert could not be- sipli's- D.. re
continued 10 pour out ris angry decl3
nation amid shouts or laughter ana
| clapping Of hands from the galleries.
! Mr. Sperry at last got chancc 90 i,llsn
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Pretty Baltimore Wedding.

BALTIMORE. MD. january IA large
ding to-day of Miss Henrietta D.or@"
daughter of Mrs Hcn-ieta y. Bowie. ID
Dr Samuel Henry Dickson. surgeon in
The United States navy Tine ceremony
took rlacc I'm Christ Episcopal church.
ana was performed hy The rector. Rev.
G. George Curr'-
The brid,smIi1s worc Misses Emm
Wilson and Eleanor 49, George. and o."
lroom's host man was Nr Charles Mac
Cauloy. Of Washington The ush'rs wrr"
Nessrs Paul Fdrnum. ~ Phil3iclpfia
H. Lee. and =. huoN George. ol taiN-
more. and Lieutenant George barnett
United StatoF navy.
After their return from northern Wei
ding trlp. Nr. ana Mt. Dickson VIII r'-
side ar tho Marine barracks in " ashinE-
TON. where ,he groom is stationed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18
Annual Meeting of Richmond Perpetual
Building. Loan s Trust Company.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of this company was held yesterday eye-
ming AZ its place OF business. 81 east
Main street The reports Of the prcsi-
dent and cashier were submitted. aud
showed that the company has had very
successful year-the most prosperous 10
its history-and starts the new year IN
a splendid condition. The following di-
rectors were elected for the ensuing
twelve months: f.. d. Starke. u. Mlttei-
dorfer. s. Hlrsh. John J. Wright John
T.. Hankins. Philip O'Neill. H. Rosen-
helm. William Heller. y. x. Savage. /.
Thalhimer. T. Raab. Joseph Wallerstein,
and :. Binswanger. The board subse-
quently met. and elected the following
officers: T. -. Srarke. president; ID. Mli-
te.dorf-r. vice-president. William Lcven-
stein. cashier: Julius Straus, ". J. West
wood. r. B Chaflin. trustees, William
Ellyson. solicitor. and Joseph MitteIdor-
fsE, assistant cashier.
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HOMICIDE IN TEXAS.
Result Of Too Lively Competition BE
tween Detective Agencies.


HOUSTON. TENAS. January 7-This
afternoon. about o'-lock. John +. Morris
was shot and killed bY James McCaue.
Both men ran private q tectiye agencies.
and Furnished wltchmon for property
some time ago .hey were in partnership,
bu, dissolved. McCane buying Morris ouL
auI Workine 40 a. good business. Zee
Gently Morris opened "a new agency. ami
tn rivalry between the agencies became
htt-~ For 'h, past month burslaries
hav. been Of nightly occurrence, half q
doZ.n houses being entered In 70 single
nilh. To-day Morris ~on+ 10 McCnn"'5 8
Ollie. and accused MIN ~ 'rstgaLug the
robberiDs % -Glu his Clorris - business.
r.. abused NcCana. and was ordered ont
az the Office Both men went out Into
the hallway. Morris stiil clrsing McCaus.
Suddenly thro. shots were .lred. and Nor
re was seen to fan wounded Ha was
taken into an Office across The hall. and
d.ed in a few minutes. McCane imme-
dattlv gave himself up ard says be did
the shooting In self-i-fenc.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Cholera has appeared at Aaysia.s. noar
Chdceroi Belgium.
: royal decree bias Ue"u issued rrDela.m-
ins "a stale OF Siege at Alassa AID tt'rtfa,
Italy.
Tho French Senate yesterday adopted
unanimously thr hiI t0 convert fn. -
p,r cent. reutes iug) 3 D. p-- cents
routinilou~ Withdrawals have compelled
IN. Ha1ca Generate a. Rom. tO apply for
an extension of time from i-s ere. tors.
The London Central N~n- Says tac
naval prD-ramme to ie Submit iD
Parliament at the ueNt sr.-.ou W.l .u-
Vol.r IN .x9.ul.ture az t1V.0r0 more t.an
fg, usual outlay.
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A M0RGUE MYSTERY.
WAS The CEMETERY SUICIDE 3 u
CLAY. or NOTToWAY COUNTY. VA
Iis Remains Identified by John T p.
scott. = Contractor, In Whose Employ.
ment iie Had Been.

BALTIMORE. MD. January II -.e,..
cial) The city Morgue has m,.t,r,
in the way OF the body of ihe mao vn,
committed suicide "a NJ oliver c,met.r,
on December "a.
John T. Tapscott ~ this cfv. s,
positively Unidentified the remains al. th...
OF =. II. Clay. OF Nottoway c.un.r. "a
Topscott Is a contractor. anl states tr..
the man had worked ror hiu
An examination u h' v'ru.r.s -
by the man shows that t0., ... a,...
routiy of German maxi.
The morgue superintendent dogs r0s
think the body Is that OF Cats.
The authorities are hoWe.- awaiting
an answer 10 queries scat 90 ,....s r....
tNus.
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Icct.re To-Ntyl,f

Eov. Thomas Dixon Dr. uU I..,.-,
in the Young Mems Christian A.s.,
tion Hall this Ghur- ia,i .,.n... ,,
Nla o' clock. iiis theme NII n. I.. .,.I.t
of Heaven and Ueu 90 Modern ul,. .
Mr.. Dixon BE- on" OF o.. m..t .t,..ir.
and picturesque ugures on th. .--..-.
platform. Intense drm.te h.H. boo.
agnative. passionate. ana uI of ro.....
ins humor. h. capuyatss. aN4y.. .A....t
Quicts. aud amuses hls audience
10 iF nat necessary to guo. fh.. ,,r.,
have already heard him tp hnr l.,
again They viii go anyway I.t t....
who have not heard him ought h. -.
means to miss the treat in Store for .i...,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

Tho attention of the inyostn. riHr ..
called 10 the pald-up stock .s tI CO..
marcial Building ami Loan A.........
which Is sold az Sl' per share I.......
iu this stock Will be- paid O. ai.fI..l ..t 3.
pr cent per anuum. pa'ahi. a.u...,r, ....
is. and may withdraw Same .I .r. ....
40 one year by giving thirty .l...
tice. For full particulars ana r,.,..
call on or address
COMMERCIAL BUILDING ANu inl,.
Association
Nf Nnr .f.t
ki.hnnrI w
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THE PARIS soURsE.

opinInn Touching the Recent Financial
Stroke of the Government.
lCouvrichted. 1895. by the United Press }
PARIS. January E-Bourae operators
and the general public are beginning 70
concur In the opinion that the plan OF the
Finance Minister, Burdeau. for a reduc-
lion OF the States interest-charges by the
Of the IL per cent. rentes into
~ per cents. rs the best that f. possibly
ot.,lnablc IL l. alsO the general belief
that the plan viii strengthen the position
or the government. Yesterday, the pre-
vailing feeling on the Bourse was unfa-
yorahle " The measure, although !t Vas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-18

Until April 10Th the Richmond and Dan
willie railroad VIII sell excursion tickets
aliOwirg fifteen days transit limit M
each direction. and g.od returning until
May glst q eli prominent points in
Florida. at very loW yates The ne"
route through C0lumbi- AMI savannah
offers every facility lor quick. COM
Portable. and interesting tip. For All m
formation schedules. aad maps Apply 10
Passenger once, 9lS east Main street
JOHN NJ BEkLir
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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RODGERS AGAINST POLICEMEN.

Two Of the Former Shot-An Officer
NOrtailY Wounded.
pANVILLE. PA. January 17-Burg-
lars wera interrupted In a robbery Of the
post-otilce here last night. and a hot fight
on.Icd. There We're five burglars and
trr-. policemen. officer Van Glider was
mortally wounded. Two Of the burglars
wer. shot how seriously IS not known.
as they were placed 10 q boat b. their
conpanions. taken across the Susquehan-
ma river. and secret,,l for the time. The
whole country is on search for the rob
b.rs. but they are In locality admirably
adaufed for hiding.
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Eruption of the skin Cured.

Ei. Veuney, Brockyllle. Ontario Oah''
says: D.,fu.
- have used Braudreth's Pills for the
mast fifteen wears. and think them th9
best cathartic and anti.bllious remedy
known. Tor some FIVE years ] suffered
with an eruption Of the skin that gave me
GREAT pain and annoyance | tired dlnet-
ent blood remedies, but although gaming
strength the itching was unrslieVe1.
finally concluded 20 take thorough
course Of Brandreth's Pills. took SIX
each night for four nights. then h,e' tour'
three. two. iessening each time py ohc,
aud then for one month took ono every
nioht. with the happy result that now my
skin is perfectly clear and has been so
ever SINCE