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DHESSNAkING.


A FIRST CLASS drcssmakcr would go out
out hv dav 81 10. or take WORK nome,
reasonable prices. dresses made over equal
to new. ?33 West 39th-st. ---
FIRST CLASS dressmaker. German
good by system. long experience, desires
10 10 gu; b. the Gay. 223 East ''tA-s'.'
I'd noor
AN EXPERIENCED dressmaker' hrst.
class nite-. by day 81 30. ladies' AMI
children's suits. quick worker. economical
cutter RELIABLE. 2t3 West i25th-s'.
cot-TrRiERE FRANCHISE b. Fancy
waists. street. dinner and tailor made
dresses. ladies materials used. short no
tIce moderate prices. elegant work NINE.
ANDERSON. los w. i7th-si. formerly
wal stern Bros.
pRESSMAKER wants customers at home.
or will 20 out by the day. perfect fitting
ana stvie guaranteed. Please call or ad-
dress MOONEY. i4I East 5Oth-rt.
pREssMAKER. -Formerly with Mime.
Deden. make gowns IN the latest styles
from IS 10 si2 this month. best references
NINE. HAYES. 20a West 43d-si.
JOSEPHINE THIBAUD. ~ West 3sth-st.
has returned Ia the city. ready for fall
and winter styles moderate prices
NINE r. ANToINETTE. go West i2i,h.
a. cnuurier francsise. --latest designs In
street and evening dress -: moderate prices
no delay.
SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED or repaired
nj summer prices Mrs BARKER. ll6
IVES, 3ofh-st, late with e. %. Gunther
Sons. 18th ave.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER. highest ref
erences latest designs direct from Paris.
de.tres engagements day or week IN or
out 81 city. Address THOROUGH, Box
, 23l. l.2i2 Broadway.
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old MON LINE.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ATHEIST. 30 WEST Handsome rooms.
with superior accommodations
5isT-sT.. 80 wEsT.-small family has
handsome and elegantly furnished rooms.
with board. references exchanged.
53D-sT. 81 WEST Handsomely fur
nlshcd rooms. suites or sngly large
hall room for gentlemen; house and table
superior references exchanged.
ETH ST. 3i3 WEST. Handsomely fur
nished large and small rooms. with
board. convenient Broadway and !. eta
tior. references
~ IRVING PLACE. between Gramercy
Park and 10Th st.-Parior suite Of three
large rooms. with private bath. also sec
ond nOor. other rooms singly or en- suite.
with board. references required.
sgd ST. Al WEST Handsome rooms. prl-
vate baths II desired paror dining room.
excellent table. moderate price.
100 EAST -sT-Newiy furnished
rooms. excellent table. references ex-
changed.
22i WEST ssTH.sT., near Broadway.-
Large front parlor, other large rooms
frst-class. table optional.
III I.EXISGTON-AVE near 5sth-s
Nice. comfortable large and small rooms
every convenience. excellent table and loca
tion.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
TIoNs FOR THE NEW YORK TKiB
UNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT TIFF
uPTowN OFFICE No. l.242 Broadway.
ID door north II Thirty hrst-st. and Al
VERTISEMESTS at the following Branch
Ofices. 25i Eighth ave. TOO Third-ave
corner Forty sevenih.st: $50 East Forty.
seventh-st. corner Third-ave.. l5G Easi
i25th-st. near Third-ave OPS Third ave
near Sixty nrst-st. /. 70s First-ave; iOt
Yves, For'y second st. 1872 Columbus ave !.
go Broadway. New-York; and In Brook
lyn a, 351 Fu,ton-si 90 COURTS, Is
Broadway. =. D.; i33 Broadway. Z. d.
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Ciin 11ropertp for Sale.

a BOUT 5000 BARGAIN.-Owner OF 3-story private
"A house Siihst Central Park; also OF 4story pr
ya,e dwelling. Lexington vicinity Of 45thst must
sell one Immediately. For particulars address
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popTER in store. or similar worh ~ -,
fo caor ID man: good references fr9m Iss'
,Inyer Address watkins, l'3 As'-
i,nd place Brooklyn. -------
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 seeond-ss ,',,n
wood and iron working machines, wv
guaranteed: machinery bought ana
changed. GEORGE 3. EDDY. S'o '""''
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A OTE.--Send for List Inventions
Wanted" Patent Book FREE. All these
patents exhibited Herald Square Hall. 800
Broadway Patent Exposition introducing
Inventions.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

5sD-sT.. 30 WEST. Bachelors quarters.
handsomely furnished IN private nous !.
every convenience. attendance. baths .
breakfast optional.
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Al pATENTS FOR SALE Carville's
Postoflcs Delivery System Hare's Re
frigara'or Basket royalty. Lansing's
Trouser Press: Harders Gravity Turn
tables. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 2i5
Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC CO.
40 Beekman-st.. build models Of small
machinery and electrical apparatus, inven-
tons perfected.
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Barnes's Au-
fomaric Adjustable Non-Slpping Car
Brake: Hiss Air Tube: Harson's Fishing
Tackle: Raieys Flower Package royalty.
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 2t5 Broad
Nav.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Kittle's Fish
hook: ctrassburgrr's Lace Fastener:
Kingdoms Cable Protector: Rahm.rs Par
lor Ball Game: Coston's Griddle Greaser.
EDGAR TATE e. COMPANY. 245 Broad
way.
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channeiling Machine: Channeys Nipple
Holder: Curriers' Rock Drill. liners FIX
ercising Device: Killams Wheel Hub
Royalty, EDGAR TATE & COMPANY.
245 Broadway
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

NO 30 WEST 72D-ST.-fn perfect order
for occupancy. For particulars apply 10
JOHN MACGREGOR. IS Broadway.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Hart's "Co-
lumbar" oil Can England; Rudebock's
Wea'herstrip, Candles Wheel Hub Ram
saws life Boat and Raft. EDGAR TATE
a COMPANY, PAS Broadway.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. -Res'dencs
properties all kinds. sale or rent.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman-s,.
AT ORANGE. y. Jon Lincoln-ave..
near Highland Station. commodious
residence: fully furnished. all conven-
fences: stable: horse and carriages II de-
sired: at low rent 81 $3.50 per month.
EDW. = HAMILTON q Co. go Broad
way.
pOBBS FERRY.-At sacrifice. hne coun-
Try seat: unsurpassed location. convenient
- station. churches. schools and new
Casino. MILLS d WHlTEHOUSE. Jos
sih lave.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN SIDE. Orange. y.
J.. choice situation summer and winter
home for sale u close an estate. fine large
substantial brick residence: stables green
houses. and 20 acres Of attractive grounds;
surrounding neighborhood uncxceptiona-
bic: extensive views and accessible by
macadamized roads; reservoir and city
supply OF water entire at $50. 900 or sub
divided at less cost EDW. Il. HANlL-
TON a. CO.. 90 Broadway.
SHORT HILLS. n. J.-For sale al a bar
gain: minutes walk from station: every
city convenience; modern r-sidence; stables
and two acres EDWARD =. HAMILTON
e. Co e6 broadway: also real estate at all
the Orange stations.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Ander.on's Lite
baar's Anti-Ladder Shaft and Machine
OiIer VARIES Window Fastener. EDGAR
TATE a. COMPANY. Patent Solicitors. 245
Broadway.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.

AT ORANGE, y. Jon Lincoln. near
Highland Station. commodlous resi-
dence. fully furnished all cohV'hiences
s,ahie and horse II desired. at low rent ~
$50 per month. EDW. f. HAMILTON Il
co. 90 broadway.
NEW HAVEN, CONN. 2i5 ORANGE-ST.
Furnished house 10 rent. or would sell
fifteen rooms. open hfeplaces modern con
veniences: ten minutes from college or do
pot Further particulars OF ); u. o|lAl l.
IL Cnurch-st New Haven. Conn.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A-ARRANG EMENTs season or year.
handsomely furnished floor other rooms;
board: references. "a West 5lst-st.
GENTLEMAN and wife. or two or three
gentlemen, can be accommodate ted with
well furnished rooms and superior table
In private house: every convenience and
comfortable surroundings. 204 West l42d-
St. near 1th-ave.
MADISON-AVE. l2o-Handsomely fur
nished large and small rooms. en- suite
or single private bath. references.
NORTHWEST CORNER WASHINGTON
SQUARE.-Ffne rooms: excellent table.
references required. l0i Waverley Place.
i.-DESIRABLE roo,s on first. second
and fourth floors. newly renovated and
furnished. with board. references. 20 West
b0ihst.
i-MADIsON-AvE $50. corner Goth st
Elegant second floor suite. with board.
other rooms: strictly firrt-class.
I9TH-sT. s5 wEsT.-Iarge and small
rooms: excellent table and service, table
boarders and transients accommodated.
81 WEST 18TH ST. Desirable large and
small rooms. nicely furnished good a.
tendance. excellent home table: references
BID. "a WEST. BROADWAY. sTH-AvE -
Elegant second-story suite. with private
bath. excellent board: house and appoint
ments superior. also rooms for gentlemen
references
37TH-Sr.. ~ WEST -DesirabIe well fur
nished square and hall rooms with SUI
perior board. references required
36TH~sT lao EAST Desirable rooms
separately en- suite: excellent table: new
decorations: 9anitsry plumbing: house and
neighborhood frst class. references
80 WEST 2sTH-sT., Mlllers Hotel.-Re-
furnished and redecorated: clean. auiet
comfortable. home like rooms, single OF
snsuite, with nrst- class table.
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE::-McDonald's
puzzle ''Trilby Geese: Morgans Els-
va,or ooor; Flynn Buckiey's Mechanical
Tooth. McKec's Car Fender. Mu,ton's
Farrscope. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY
oin nrnafNaN.
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HELP WANTED.

r. - ~
Female.
COOK wanted at 10 West 5lst-st Call
on Monday between and ,.
home WORK for ladies'. neat steady en-
ploymenr, good s>larv. no experience
necessary Inclose stamp for particulars.
Partisan Art Co.. i.2a9 Broadway. room >.
INFANTS NURSE.-Reliahle and refined
Protestant. age. between 30 and 40; must
obey orders strictly and do any work re-
CURED good wages. permanent POSITION
good home at country seat Of New-fork
family for right party. Apply from | 10 .
y. m to c. W FUESS, Supt.. 81 Gramercy
Park, NewYork
INTELLIGENT lady expecting TO study
stenography will be taught in Court Re-
porters' Offices. where she will be as
suref "A permanent position when pro-
fcent Room -. World Building.
WANTED.-Tn q small American family.
q nice Norwegian or Swedish waitress
and ohambermaid. Apply afternoon at 81
West 1ist-sf.
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishc al

FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishcd.
BACHELOR apartments 10 let. two rooms
ard bath. parquet floors. open ilreplaces;
meals served in rooms II desired. Apply
; East l7th-st.. or T.. A. Cruikshank &
Co, lT6 Broadway.
FDINRORO :O3 West O3d-st--Splendld
APARTMENT house: elevator. hot water.
hail BOYS: with or without board: $40 10
s6j. STEVENS. Columbus-ave.. cor 93d-st.
THE MADISON.
oJ Madison-ave.. opposite square: unfur-
nlshed or furnished apartments. IN suite
and single. restaurant.
TO LET.-A fine par.or aat. seven rooms
and bath $50. lo3 Lexington-ave.
CARDWELL & REYNOLDS. 532 30 ave.
near 36th-st.
5TH-AVE.. NO 10is corner sGth-su.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park: $50 10
500 FRED. STONE. co Broadway.
rs WEST 92D-ST.- Extra large apartments;
house 40 feet wide. rooms and haih.
one block to elevated, rents S1O-SOo.
JanitOr.
s2D-sT.. 2 AND WEST. Fight rooms
and bath: elevator; house and location
nrst-class.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Penney's Brake
Shoe: Cculter's Compromising Process.
Hubbeil's Mechanical Wise; Rarker's Joint
ing Machine: SHOWS Tumbler Stein Cool
er EDGAR TATE a. COMPANY. 2i5
Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET


FURNISHED PARLOR for two or more
gentlemen. comfortable. central. break
fast II desired 14j West 22d-st.
NEWLY handsomely furnished choice
room. 40 East 21th-st.. near Lexington
ave gentlemen only. reference.
18TH ST. ~ WEST.--Large and small
rooms board optional. transients accom-
modhtcd; reasonable prices. references.
% GRAMERCY PARK.-Gentlefnen only:
handsomely furnished suite. with private
bath also other rooms.
29TH-ST 10 9th. Madison aves. Rooms
en- suite. single; modern improvements:
convenient principal hotels. clubs. gentle
man.
75TH-sT.. ll9 WEST.-Large and small
handsomely furnished rooms. new ho6se
first class IN every particular; references
7sTH-sT.. WEST 1919. 10 let furnished. 49,
Second floor. with bath extension. in pri-
waite family. with or without board. refer
ence.
224 WEST nsTH-ST.-Newly decorated
house; nicely furnished; large and small
rooms: all conveniences. private house.
43a MADIsON-AvE.-T floor sunny
front rooms; large closets. also small
rooms corner house. references
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sCBsCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 broadway.
"a door north OF Thirty-rrst-st.. and AID
VERT1SEMENTS at the following Branch
Onices: 254 Eiehfh-ave.: 100 Third-sve
corner Forty seventh St; 159 Fast Forty
sevenih-st. corner Th,rd-ave. lb6 East
l25th-st.. near Tnird-avc. .026 Third-avs.
near Sixty-frst-st. l.70s First-ave. 100
] $50 Broadway. New York; and In Brook
Ign at 397 Fdlton-st SO Couft-st.: ~
Broadway, r. D.; 1853 Broadway. z. =.
1890 BedfordAve.. reag Fulton-st: S8t
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CTNARD LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.
4 CRUISE TO the Mediterranean, by specially

"A chartered steamer. Friesland GIG tons)' January
% 1906 visiting Bermuda Gibraltar Malaga Granada
Aihenhra Aleiers Cairo: 10 days N Palestine Beyrou
Ephesus Consantinople Athens Rome. Nice only 500
and ND excursions fees included Organized and ac
companied by T. C. Clark. ext = NceConsui al Jefusa
iern Ocean tickets all lines Tourist Gazette.
r. c. CLARK Tourist Agent,
Iii Broadway. New YORK.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Cowan's Trt-
urating and Emulsifying Machine a.. s.
and Germany: Mcllens Hook and Eye:
Warn,r's Hand.Fence Machine. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. 245 Broadway.
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AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. -Res.dencs
properties all kinds. sale or rent.
TITpPc & TAYLOR 2 Beekman-s..
The herald., 1895-01-12
DAKOTA'S MISSING TREASURER.
Reported Arrest of Taylor in
Memphis.
The Police Tell Some Conflicting
Stories.
Bonasmsn OF the Dsfaaltsr win Try
and Settle the Claims Of the
Plundsrsd stats.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. u.-Taylof, the
missing treasurer Of South Dakota, IL ID
said. was arrested here today. The
police claim to have released him.
NEMPHIs, Jan. 12.-1 80 .. m.-Chisi
Davis says that the prisoner he had
under arrest. represented to be the
South Dakota dsfaultsr, was . negro
BY the name Of Taylor. There were
suspicious circumstances d0nasctsd
with the case, o. for instance the RI.
NOR that the Pierre authorities were
wired by the authorities here and
the extreme rsticenes OF the officers to
discuss the matter.
REDFIELD, s. D., Jan. 1l.-Advicss
here indicate that . New York party
representing Taylor suggests that Q
meeting Of bondsmen ct the Great
Northern hotel In Chicago, January
18th, 10 effect settlement. be
hero that Taylor 10 mot eut
Of this country, but 10 in hiding await
ing Q compromise which will relieve his
bondsmen. The depositors Of the bank
held meeting tonight to discuss what
action to take in regard to the closed
bank.
UTICA, N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE default.
state treasurer OF South Dakota, w.
w. Taylor, has been frequent visitor to
this county and married . sister Of ex.
Sheriff Benedict OF Vernon. A large
number OF people in this vicinity Inc
vested through Taylor in South Da-
kota securities.
The herald., 1895-01-12
THE BIG WHISKY TRUST
A DECISION THAT STRIKES THE
COMBINE HARD.
Ths Gottsohalk Company Awarded Rs
bates for . Large Amsunt-Ths
Trust Dsfaulted.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE United States
circuit court Of appeals this morning
took up the appeal OF the whisky trust
from the decision of Judge Grosscup.
awarding $37. 900 Of rebates to the Colt.
sehalk company Of Baltimore.
The issue that 10 made strikes the
foundation of the trust. In order to
keep its hold on the tr ade the trust
granted to all deslsrs who handle ita
goods exclusively q rebate Of from to 5
cents . gallon. To secure the payment
Of the rebate II was necessary for the
distributor, Wholesale or retail, to fill
out o form furnished BY the trust. in
which an affidavit was made. The
Gottschslk company was distributor for
the trust and declined to fill out the
form. The suit for the collection OF its
claim was then begun. and in April last
Judge Grossoup rendered judgment
az Ainst the trust for $37 900.
The trust was not represented before
the court today. Its attorney, W. W.
Stevens, requested by letter . post.
ponemsnt, and il it would net be
granted said he would submit his brief
without argument. The Gottschalk
company 10 represented by Ex-Governor
and o.. United States Senator White Of
| MARYLAND.
The herald., 1895-01-12
NAVY YARD NOTES.
Death OF Constructor strest-Tho Phil
adsIphia Coming seuth.

Death OF Constructor strest-Ths Phil
adsIphia Coming senth.
VALLEJO, CAL, Jan. u.-WoE8 was
received BY the commsndsnt Of the
navy yard shat Assistant Naval Oon-
structor George W. Street, U. 8. N.
died at San Francisco today Of pnsumo'
mia. Constructor Street arrived from
the east only few days ske for duty al
the Union Iron works. San Francisco.
He was appointed from Wisconsin. July
l. 1889. and has until recently been
attached 10 the navy yssd ct New York.
II 10 expected when the Philadelphia
leaves Mare Island she will cruise dowA
the ooast 10 San Diego. The Ranger
and Alert may 20 along with her. and
an opportunity will thus be afforded for
feet mansuvsrs, target practice. bri-
gads drills, etc., which will DO bench
DIAL to oil concerned and correspond, In
. measure, to the annual exercises OF
the North Atlantic feet.
The herald., 1895-01-12
WAYS AND MEANS.
Discussing Methods for Raising Nssded
Revenue.

Discussing Methods for Raising Nesded
Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE ways and
means committee of the house met to.
day for the first tims in mon this. II
was expected the meeting would bring
forth important developments in view
Of the governments need of increased
revenue. No positive conclusions were
reached. however, beyond reference Of
several questions to the sub.oommittees,
and favorable report on the bill ex-
empting from duty exhibits at the Bal
timore exposition in 1897. The act ion
of the committee was looked upon ss
significant indicating that no tariff
legislation would be pushed this session.
Wilson stated informally that the reve-
nus had shown promising increase
since the wooden schedule went into
effect on the LIST OF January.
The resolution OF Pence OF Colorado,
asking that the secretary of the treaeury
inform congress as to the advisability Of
increasing the beer tax was voted down
without division, and an unfavo rable
report will be made, in accord ance with
the suggestion of Tarsney that the i'm
formation was fully covered by the an
nual reports OF the secretary OF the
treasury and the commissioner OF inter-
nal revenue.
The bill of Money OF Mississippi for
increasing the tax on beer was referred
to the subcommittee on internal rsve.
nue..
Wilson's bill to take off one tenth diff
ferential on sugar was also referred to
the subsoom mittse
Whiting requested the correction of
an error in the tariff law as to hemp oar
pets.
Reed objected, with the tic Dtste.
nent that the law was all error.
The proposed correction VISA referred
to the sub-com mittee.
The herald., 1895-01-12
l PERSISTENT YOUTH
CLAIMS TO BE A RAILROAD MAG.
Mates NEPHEW.
Manager Ohapps, Of this nit@n Line ssys
His Putativs Relative Is
Liar.

ST.. LOUIS, No., Jan. 11.-Silas B.
Chappell, who married Kitty Mulcahy
in this city the other day, told his bride
and all her relatives that he was neph-
ew OF Mr.. ChappslI. vios-president and
general manager OF the Chicago &
Alton railway. who lives in Chicago.
The railroad mansgsr 10 In ths city,
stopping at the Planters hotel, and was
seen in relation to young Sila, B. Chap
pell's declarations. Mr.. Ohappsll 70.
marked:
1.-THE young man 10 liar. He 10 no
nephew OF mine. I do not even know
him."
Mr.. Chappsll WAS informed that the
young man declared that he had bssn
reared by him at Decatur, Ill.
II never lived ct Decstur," he re.
piled.
Mr.. Chappsll said that he had NO
nephew bearing the name Of Chappell.
The first he ever heard Of this young
fellow who claims 90 close relationship
to him was on the night the latter was
married. He received q telegram from
him, dated St. Louis, inQuiring where
he had sent him railroad passes.
II was ut my residence when 1 re-
ceived the telegram" said Mr.. Chappsll
II had never heard OF such q person be.
fore, aud naturally presumed that it
was some one who made q req uest for
passes through the Office. When I went
down to my Office next morning in
quired, and found that no such person
had made any request tor passes.
Shortly afterwards l picked up q ST..
Louis paper and noticed the story OF his
marriage. his claim that he was my
nephew and his cub ssQuent escapade.
l clipped the article fr ON the paper and
enclosed it in q letter to F. A. Wann of
the freigh t department. Of the Alton her Q,
informing him that the fellow was Q
fraud. l suppose Mr.. Wsun notified tn .
police department"
Young Ohsppell, who il also in this
city, still persists that he 10 q relative
Of the Atoms general manager.
The herald., 1895-01-12
THE BIMErALLIsrs.


General warner Talks OF Recent
League Meeting.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11-Gen. A. j..
Warner, president Of the bimetallio
league, admitted today that oonfersn CO
Of the leading bimetallists from different
parts Of the country had beer held in
this city recently. ut was the decision
oil the conferences. he said. "that .
strong and growing sen timent IL mani
testing itself In favor Of uniting the
friends Of bimetallism in the bimstallic
party and appeal directly to the people
on the money issues alone. The con-
sidsration which seems TO BE- leading to
this result 10 the widespread conviction
that there 10 no hope Of restoring the
bimetallic standard through the Rspub.
lican party or through the Democratic
party, a. now controlled, and on the
other hand 1t is equally impossible to
accomplish this result within the lines
Of the Populist party. or to unite on the
Omaha platform those In favor Of re-
storing the bimstallio standard ~ II was
before 1873"