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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06

work Of fitting her up is being made with al haste
yachts now in the bay are q. II. Chases senooher
Belknap's steamer Magnolia, r. II. Dudley
Francis H. Leland's schooner Avalon. q. 8 WOODS
Gaviota, Fenel.a and Enterprise.
THE EAST END OF THE NORTH SHORE.
The directors of the Suffolk County National Bank
OF Rverhead have declared seni-annual dividend
of per cent From the business OF the six months
ending June 30 they have been enabled to Increase
the surplus $4,000.
A carload OF little girls from st. Thomas's Home
New-York, arrived by the noon train IN Sreen-
port Monday. They were met at me station ny
several teams from East Marion ana taken 70 the
Episcopal Home where cordial welcome vas rn
tended to them by Superintendent Devoe; Iney VIII
return to New-York In two weeks, so that ano'her
carload may take their places
Deputy Sheriff Horace II. Rowland and posse OF
assistants Yesterday morning began searching 'ne
woods near Mattituck for two tramps VINO on
Thursday afternoon called at the farmhouse OK VI
Wis H. Luce. In Worthwhile, and DEMANDED ioou;;
After tho food set before them had been dlsposeo
Of one of the men demanded money. ana, raising
a big club. threatened TO kill Mrs. Luce II she nio
not comply with their request The woman vas
alone In the house. and the pretence OF gettlnS
the money summoned her husband and nelgn p
who were working In lot near by. When Mr. Luce
appeared. the tranps escaped to the woods.
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Pension Fraud.

On last Sunday, the Bird inst, a col
ored man calling himself John Keebler
was arrested at Teltord's on q charge
OF making out and prosecuting a
fraudulent pension claim against the
United States government. He was
tried before w. W. Keebler, United
States commissioner, at this place. 1t
seems that this colored mans father
belonged to Company G. First United
States Colored Heavy Artillery, and
was enlisted under the name OF George
Deaderick, and was discharged under
that name at Chattanot ga in 1866.
Soon after the war was over George
Deaderick died. A few years ago his
SOD, who as said above goes by the
name OF John Keebler, conceived the
bold scheme of making out and prose
cutings pension claim in the name ol
his father. The matter was put in the
hands of Harry Williams, special
agent, who has worked the case up
very successfully. and John Keeblel
| is now languishinginjail at Jonesboro
and will doubtless get long term in
the penitensiary at the next sitting o.
the federal court at Knoxville.
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The commissioner Of internal rev.
snue in his forthcoming report is ex-
pected to recommend such chang ia
the internal revenue laws as shall re.
lieve the distiller of liability ter the
tax on whisky in bond aiter i has
been sold.
American 70 insurance ofiicials, in
retaliation for alleged discriminn ion
by the Prussian government against
American life companies, are using
thsir influence to secure the exclusion
oi German insurance companies from
the United States.
An uprising OF the troops in the
barracks at Bogota caused the death
OF fourteen soldiers. The people of
the town, attracted by the shooting,
hastened to the scene and were charg-
ed from the barracks, twenty-throe
being killed or wounded.
Bradstreets weekly review of busi-
ness notes moderate advance In
prices, a better feeling in speculative
circles, an irregular condition of trade
in general and falling of in the de.
mand for iron and steel, with re-
action in quotations in those lines,
The annual report of Commodore
Hichborn, chief of the bureau OF con.
struction and repair of the navy calls
for an appropriation 'of 81 100000 for
the general repair of vessels and the
purchase of machinery and stores;
$52S,0OO for the continuance of work
already begun, and 100000 for two
sailing vessels.
Governor-elect Bradley is said to
have soimpartially introduced republi.
can friends as the next United States
Senator that he has puzzled them all
as to how he will bestow hia support
in the contest, If he bestows il al all.
In spite of the claim Of Mr. Wilson's
friends, it is stated by well informed
republicans that Mr.. Bradley's in.
huence will certainly be in favor Of
DR.. Hunter.
A story is sent out from Atlanta that
while Governor-elect Bradley was see
ing the exposition last week opportur.
ity was found for conference on ma.
tional politics between himself Joe
Manley, of Maine Governor Hastings
and Colonel A. E. Buck, the repabli-
can leader of Georgia. The alleged
subject OF the conference was Mr..
Bradley's supposed vice-presidential
aspirations. But at Chattanooga Mr..
Bradley said that he is mot ca adi.
date for any Office on earth"
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LITERARY NOTES.

LITTELL'sLIvINGA AGE FOR 1896.-Tbe
announcement OF reduction in the
price of this famous eclectic from
eight dollars to six dollars a year will
prove OF more tha usual interest 10
lovers OF choice literature Founded
in 1874, it will soon enter it's fifty-third
year of continuous and successful
career seldom equalled.
This standard weekly is the oldest,
as it is the best, concentration Of
choice periodical literature printed in
this country. Those who desire a
thorough compendium OF all that is
admirable and noteworthy in the lit
erary world will be spared the trouble
Of wading through the sea OF reviews
and magazines published abroad for
they will find the essence of all com
pac.ed and concentrated here.
To those whose means are limited ii
must meet with especial favor, for il
offers them what could not otherwise
be obtained except by large outlay
Intelligent readers who want to save
time aud money will find 1t invalu
able.
The prospectus, printed 10 another
column, should be examined by all in
selecting their periodicals for the new
year. For the amount and quality oI
the reading furnished, the new price
makes The Living Age the cheapest
as we'll as the best literary weekly in
existence. Reduced clubbing rates
with other periodicals. offer still greater
inducements, and to new subscribers,
remitting now for the year 1896, the
interven ng numbers of 1856 viii be
sent gratis. LittelI & Co, Boston, are
ths publishers.
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Dr. KoIlock in Nashville.

The attention of the reader is espec-
tally called to the card of DR.. Matthew
Henry Kollock, which is in another col
umn. The doctor is a nstiye Of Norfolk
Va, (183D OF q prominent Southern
family of Savannah, Ga He is quoted
as standard authority nv the "Ency-
clopedis Britannica" Vol. X, page
1876, the "lsrgest and most important
work in the world" beiug in twenty.
five volumes, each the size of n large
church bible. He is noted as the dis
coverer of tho active principle OF GEL
sEMINUM, a specific for neuralgia OF the
face and womb The doctor has beer
all over the world, and has made
many cures, especially at Hot Springs
Ark, given up by other ply sicians.
SOS
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-21

D. ". Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y.
says that ne always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would not
be without it if procurable. q A.
Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, n. Y saws
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is nm.
doubtedly the best Cough remedy: that
he has used It in his family for eight
years, and it has never failed to do alI
that IS claimed fer it. Why not trv !
remedy SO long tried and tested Trial
bottles free at Mcfarland & Cos. Drug
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An Important Office.

To properly fill its office and fupc-
tions, it is important that the blood
be pure When it is III such condi-
tion, the body is almost certain to be
healthy. A complaint at this time Is
catarrh in some OF its various forms
A slight cold develops the disease in
the head. Droppings of corruption
passing into the lungs bring on con,
sumption. rhe only way to cure this
disease is to purify the blood. The
most obstinate cases OF catarrh Yield
10 the medicinal powers of Hoods
Sarsapsrlla as il by magi', simply be
cause it reaches the seat of the dis
ease, and bv purifying and vitalizine
the blood, removes the cause. Not
only does Hoods Sarsaparilla d. thin
but it gives renewed vigor to the
whole system. making it possible fol
good health to reign supreme.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-21

The publishers Of The Youths Com.
panion are sending free to the subscrib-
ers to the paper, a handsome four-psge
calendar, 7x10 inches, Autographed in
nine colors. 1t is made up of four
charming pictures, each pleasing in
design, ucder each Of which are the
monthly calendars for the year 1895
The retail price OF this calendar is so
cents.
New subscribers to The Companion
will receive this beautiful calendar free
and besides, The Companion free ev.
cry week until January /, 1896. Also
the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years double numbers free, and The
Companion fifty.two weeks, full year
to January l, 1897. Address, The
Youths Companion, 1875 Columbus
avenue, Boston.
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They AllPralso II.

Rev. G. s. Owens, pastor M. E.
church, GIeeneviile, Ga, says: II
take very great pleasure in recon-
mending to the public Kings Royal
Germetuer. | have been using it at
times for three years Tor Dyspepsia
and Nervousness with the most graft
Tying results. / think it is due this
wonderful medicine to say that have
known a number OF ministers and 9TH
ers who have taken it, aud so far as I
now remember they ell speak Of its
curative and strengthening effects
with unstinted praise. No one who
buys it and uses as directed for the
troubles for which It il recom mended
will exchange it for any other medi.
cine" New package, large bottle, los
doses, 81. For sale by all druggists.
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Baptist Revival.

For the past two weeks the former
pastor of the Baptist church of this
city, Rev. J. H. Snow, assisted by his
estimable wife, has been holding a Sc
ries of revival meetings in our town,
and their efforts have been attended
with marked success, as numbers have
been converted. Rev. Mr.. Snow, him
self, and his past Christian life in our
midst make him doubly dear to the
hearts of his former congregation, and
they verv naturally greet him with
much Christian enthusiasm. The meet
ing still continues with unabated sue
cess.
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Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
d Co, Chicago. and get free sample
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial
will convince you of their NJ msritp.
These pills are easy in oction an are
particularly effective il. the cure Of
constipation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they nave
been proved invaluable. Thew are
guaranteed to be perfectly free rom
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Regular size, 25 cents per
box. Sold by Mcfarland & Co., drng.
gists. a
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-21

j. D. Rich, the postmaster at Liver
pool, England, is to be retired on the
2Sth of November on account Of old
age. MFR. Rich has been in the service
Of the British postoffice more than
sixty years. He it was who first put
the American mail aboard an Ameri,
can steamer, the "Great Western" in
1888, at Bristol. The mail amounted
to a couple Of sacks.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-21

The Mount Lebanon Shakers re-
Gently performed greet deed of char
ity, being nothing more nor less than
an advertising sch me. 1t however
resulted in greai grpd just the same
They gave away | 900 bottles of their
Digestive Cordl to those suffering
from stomach arrangements.
1t was 50 eff ctive in curing those
who used the rrml dy that they were
loud iD their pr ises Of IL and in con
sequence Ia ss demand for the cor
dial was at Orce created.
The dru rc'sts of this town have
little books that tell all about it. Di
gestive Cnr!lAl creates an appetite
aids digerti y and brings about a rap
| ii increase iu flesh and strength.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-21

BROWNSVILLE, TENN, June 10.
9an not too strongly recommend
"O99n's Pink Mixture" for teething
children, and never expect 20 do
without il, while the children are sut.
fering with the dreaded summer com
plant while teething. JOHN I. GRAY.
Sold by all dealers, 25 and so cents.
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WILL Be LONESOME.
Democrats In The New House Of Rep
TGS0ntatlVeS.
#at
A..a ti..4
But Few of Them Are In Perfect
Accord With the Ad-
ministration.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL The domo-
Gratis will be in sorry plight in the
next house, which will meet to NOR
row two weekp. They have only 105
members out of 356, and eightythree
of these are from the south. Nearly
all the old democratic members were
swept away by the tidal wave OF 1894,
and in the next house there will no.
nA more than dozen democrats with
capacity and experience to represent
democratic principles and to answer
attacks from the republican side. So
far as the administration or Cleveland
side OF the house is concer ned, it is
as helpless of support as a small, frail
craft at sea without rudder or COM
pass. OF the 105 democratic members
there are not thirty who are in har-
mony with the administration on the
currency question. There are only
two prominent members On the demo-
cratic side that the Courier. Journal
correspondent can now recall to mind
who are in such full accord with
Cleveland and Carlisle that they can
fully reflect their views on important
questions that will arise, and these two
are Mr.. Josiah Patterson, of rennee-
see, and Mr.. John X. Cowen, OF Mary
land. While both are able men, they
are not strong men on the floor, as
they lack force and eloquence to make
their presentation of question clear
and effective.
There are few other old members
who will go with the administration,
but not to the "whole hog" extent OF
Patterson and Cowen. Foremost
among these are Messrs. McCresry,
Hendrick and Berry, of Kentucky. If
Mr.. Owens is seated he will have q
great opportunity to devslop, come to
the front and distinguish himself. In
Tennessee, Mr.. Joe E. Washington will
also support the administration, as
will most of the Louisiana delegation.
The six democrats from New York,
led by Amos j. Cummings and young
George B. Mcclellan, will also be
found ON the administration side. Mr..
ST. George Tucker, of Virginia, and
Paul ]. Sorg, of Ohio, Cobb and
Tarsney, of Nevada are also expected
to render substantial aid to the ed
ministration forces. These are about
all who can be depended upon to
stand Loyalty by the executive depart
ment. tE
The free silver democratic side OF
the house will have able and alert
representation. Mr.. Crisp will be the
recognized leader Of that policy and
the minority leader on all questions
but those pertaining to the currency.
He will have around him on the mon
ey question old members like Sayers,
Culberson, Bailey, Grain, Abbot, Nc.
Millin, Cox, Richardson, Dockery,
Catchings, Allen, Money, Hall, De.
Armoud, Livingston, Black, Turner,
Lester, Cooper aud McRae. Out oi
the 105 democrats who were saved
from the wreck of '94. ninety we're
members OF the last congress. OF these
ninety two-thirds are for free silver
and against the administration.
With hardly an exception the old
republican members and leaders oi
the house have been returned and, led
by Reed, they will ride rough shod
over the dismonnted and warring irsg
ment left Of the democratic party ir
the house of representatives. Courier
Journal.
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sPiscOpallan.

Rustic theology often contains much
common sense, though not always in
accord with the canons. A clergyman
came tc preach in southern psrish
and while walking acros the fields
met farm lsh1rer who 10 the course
of conversation said be va 8 'piscopal.
The clergyman was glad to hear ii
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-11-21
CONDENSED NEWS.

The unweloome intelligence comes
from dealers that the peanut crop is
short this year.
B. H. Earl, o. Cincinnati, is under
arrest at San Antonio, Tex, charged
with swindling stage struck girls.
Senator Hill is booked for making
his debut as a lecturer December at
Chicago. His subject will be Liberty"
Only the Intervention OF the Roths-
childs, it is said, saved Paris from a
most disastrous financial panic Satur.
day.
Sixty-year old John Swan, aliasJohn
Mitchell, has been arrested at Wor.
cester, Mass, for having too many
wives.
The secretary of agriculture says
that the exporia'ion OF horses to
Great Britain has more than doubled
since 1893.
An Italian who assssinated apAmer
lean named Kolbeck in Mexico claims
that he was defending the name of the
queen Of Spain.
|
Charles G. Hoffman, assistant cash
ier OF the New Orleans Brewing Al
sociation, is charged with a shortage
of about $4,000.
The bodies of fifteen OF the victims
of the open-1aw calamity at Clevo'
land have been recovered. Four 9th
ers areyet missing,
! Socialists of Chicago, Milwaukee arc
Detroit held meetings last week il
lcommemoration of the execution o
! the haymsTket anarchists.
The grinding tax gatherers OF New
York have shut off the last hope Of tn,
Jay Gould hairs to escape payment 0
taxes on $10,O00,000 of personal prop
erty.
The task Of maintaining the prope
balance between his friends in the dis
tribution of committee honors is sal,
TO be worrying Mr.. Reed more than
little.
E. P. Ripley, third vice-president 0
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Pau
railroad, is said TO have been selected
president OF the reorganized Atchisol
system.
A mob OF unmasked white men too
negro named Goings from Jail a
Frederick, Nd, and hanged him for
: murderous assault upon a young whit
woman.
r Perry Watkins, an Alabama min
boss, in defending himself against i
/ attack killed one miLer, mortal
Q wounded another and slightly wount
r ed third.
;" According to returned missionar
9 horrible condition OF affairs prevail
in the Congo Free State. To king
said to be the biggest STAKEHOLDER i
the country.
f Eight private detertives have bee
a arrested at Chicago for the murder
| Frank White, who was killed wit
n bullets from several revolvers viii
r seated in a buggy.
}, The Chesapeake and Ohio railws
n Company, through President III. ]
II ingalls,, has given $1,000 toward r
placing the burned buildings of u
University of Virginia.
4 The Eastern republican press
,. making a great display of patriotic i
dignatim because Ambassador Bsya
ventured to say somethin a ainst Il
protective doctlin
. Secretary M3rpvn comments in b
4 annu4l report upon the criticisms
.. the crop estimates s>nt ont by his d
10 psrtment and suggests cooperate
se With the sgri altural colleges.
d
y Ia the ilvestlzaiian oi the aceour
Of Llbrari-n s. fIlri i IS understo
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and asked if he belonged to the par
ish, to which the lahorer answered
that he "didn't knaw."
"Then what diocese do you belong
to?" was the next question.
"Ther' Amt nawthiu' like that
round here" replied the other.
"Who confirmed you, then?"
Nobody" answered the laborer.
"Then you are an Episcopalian%
asked the clergyman.
"Well," was the reply, "you see it's
this way: Last winter was a-visitin'
a friend and while | was there | went
to church and it was called 'piscopal,
and heard them say that they left
undone the things what they'd
oughter done and they'd done some
things what they oughten done, and l
says to myself, says /; THAT'S my
fix, exactly, and ever since consider
ed myself a 'piscopslian. Exchange
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that nothing has been discovered ef-
fecting Mr.. Spofford's personal hon
esty. He is said to have made good
ali shortages, which resulted from a
loose system.
Senator Quay declares the report
that he had assisted German andBrice
to be false and malicious, He also
indignantly denies that he has assist.
ed "any ether democrat"
Though the place for holding the
next national republican convention
has not been decided, rooms are being
engaged at both Pittsburgh and Chi
cago for use during the convention.
Ex-Speaker Crisp made a 16 to !
silver speech to tie members OF the
Georgia legislature. 1t was looked
upon as the opening speech in his
campaign for United States senator.
The official returns received at
Frankfort, KY, show the vote at the
recent election to have been much
heavier than WAS at first believed. 1t
probably reach total of nearly $780,
600.
New York and Pennsylvania are
said to have combined to secure the
positions Of clerk and doorkeeper in
the house. The combination is said
to have been proposed by Senator
Quay,
1t is reported at Philadelphia that
General Masso, vice president of the
Cuban republic, is in this country for
the purpose of aiding Delegate Palma
to present the cause of Cuba to con.
gress.
1t is reported that President Cleve.
land has rendered to John L. Peak, a
Kansas City lawyer, the appointment
OF minister to Switzerland, vie J. 0.
Broadhead, of St. Louis, recently re.
signed.
The yearly report of First Assistant
Postmaster General Jones shows that
during the year, under his supervi-
sion, saving of $1,395,577 was madt,
The gross receipts of postoffices were
$60,53S,097.
There were 279 failures in the
Uuited States during the past week
compared with 260 the week before
$50 for the corresponding week las,
year, and $40 for the corresponding
! week two years ago.
Washington is just now full O
rumors of cabinet changes, including
the story that Secretary Carlisle is tc
be appointed to the supreme bench
All these reports are pronounced
wholly without foundation.
Armenians of Chicago have sent ca
blegrams to Premier Salisbury, th,
car and Emperor William and tsle
gram to Secretary Olney urging i'm
mediate steps to protect the Armen
iaus from further Turkish outrages.
Captain Joseph F. Johnston, o
Birmingham, has announced himsel
a candidate for governor OF Alabam,
on the platform Of free silver, and 4
red hot fight between the good none
and bad money forces is looked for.
The Illinois Central railroad is sal
to have purchased the st. Louis, Belle
vile and Southern, thereby securing
Independent terminals in East s.
Louis. 1t is now dependent upon tn
VAndAlia aud the Cairo Short Line.
The statute OF "Our Lady of Promr
Succor' in the Ursuline convent q
New Orleans was crowned last wee
with diadem OF gold and jewels wort
many thousand dollars. Ten thor
sand people witnessed the coronation
, The superintendent OF the life sav
ing service says in his report tn,
there were 4s3 disasters to yesse
} within the field Of the operations
MS service during the last year ,inyol
. ing 5,402 persons, of whom all bl
] wenty we're saved.