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treated to one OF these insults After re-
peatcd orders had failed 70 have the de-
sired effect he fred a shot which entered
the window sash. The window was closed.
Cars with broken windows are frequent.
~ returning to Ridgewood over the Myr-
tie Avenue line Police Captain Kitzer
went out with squad Of mon and cleared
that part Of Gates aventp where most Of
the brick throwing had leen INDUCED in.
Special officer Bernard Donnelly, who
wore No. 1864 shield, was stripped Of his
official equipage Tor refusing to do his
duty
AS car 94a Of the Third Avenue line
was passing Butler street on its return
trip half a dozen bricks were thrown after
the vehicle from house roofs Inspector
Mclaughlin sent down squad, who Went
through the building from which the
bricks were thrown without finding the
guilty parties.
While car 945 Of the same line was on
its way to the stables q big chunk Of lead
was thrown from q window The police
man in The car jumped of 70 arrest the
offender. but nobody was in sight. The
lead was evidently thrown from me cf the
open windows in the neigabqrhood.
While car 925 was going down town, q
brick was thrown through q window a
Fifty second street
Captain Rhodes OF tile Setefith pre-
e-nct Will SerYeants Knapp and Lynch
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STRIKERS LOSE GROUND
Efforts Of Brooklyn Companies
to Run Cars More Successful.
ANOTHER MAN FATALLY SHOT.

The Linemcn Refused to Strike Whom Or
dered out--Many New Men Arrive TO
Take the Places Of strisers-The Militia
Rule Things with High Hand.
BROOKLYN. Jan. 24.-There is a greater
public confidence in the maintenance of
public order today than on any day since
the strike commenced The city is about
free from the vague terrorism of nameless
deeds by mobs which kept the public mind
at high tension and served to increase
the danger Of serious collisions and out
breaks.
The mere rowdyism which Is looking
for trouble and wants to destroy property
from wantonness has been pretty we'll sup
pressed. 1t has been demonstrated to
these characters that the militia shoot TO
kill II necessary to suppress lawlessness.
The trolley companies have been rather
moro successful in running cars than has
been tho case hitherto during the strike.
More cars were run during Thursday than
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NfOO RFwARp. NIoo'

The rear er Of this paper will be pleased TO
learn that there Is - least one dreaded dis
ease thst science has been bic 10 cure in an
It's sta fee. and tnat is Catarrh HALLS Cafarrh
ure is me onlg positive cure known 10 the
ineuisi.l llater ity- Catarrh being co stitn-
tion i disease. req Tres a constitutional treat
ment- HAIRS CatarTh Cure Is taken interrsiIv
&C ing directly oa the hlood and mucous sur
Itees oI the system. thereby destroy ting the
uent strength by building up the sonsiifufio Z
aiic assist'rs nature IN doi1g its WORK. The
powers. that they olfer One Hnndred ~ az
ios i.s, ny ca.e tnSs II fats to cure. send Tor
Fts''T0fuby Druggists, i5c. ~ -s's sss' y
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nIorallY unnt I.erIaIators.

From the Baltimore Sun.
A tumult in the French Chamber Of
Deputies was caused recently by a
socialist deputy declaring that 1.-THE
majority OF members are morally unfit
to perform any public act Such q
proportion OF its membership is soilsd, IL
is held, by connection with Panama, I"
press" blaok-mRiling" and other
scandals that no weight Is attached by
the public TO the decisions OF the
chamber Some two dfths OF that body
bold this view The other three 6fths
gave expression totbeir view OF the matter
BY excluding the offending socialist from
the next fifteen sittings Of the chamber
Observers OF French affairs are impressed
With the drift Of public opinion in Paris
La that city and In orher large cities OF
France the party u disorder seems to be
Ia the majority Radical views prevail
and extreme courees are favored by q
reckless press The readiness with which
the war upon Madagascar WAS voted is
thought to indicate Two things-on the
part Of the conservatives desire to get
public attention diverted to foreign affairs,
aud on the part OF all factions disposition
20 go lightly to war with any power that
is 20 uniuoky as to be denounced by the
Paris press.
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nnsLnn senas AID % the strll.ers.

BosToN. Jan. 24.-At meeting Of the
executive board Of tho Boston Street Car
Mems union. No $50, "a. + Of IL. it was
voted to send $500 10 Brooklyn for the
benefit OF the strikers there. It was voted
to assess every member Of the union
weekly until tho end Of the strike, and a
committee Of three was appointed to go
70 Brooklyn and confer with the executive
board of District Assembly 70. Knights Of
Labor to ascertain how they can bcst aid
the street car men Of Brooklyn.
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A sueRestIon to the LeeIsIatures.

n rukkeabuh TO Tue Legislatures.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The various state Legislatures nov
assembling have It in their power 10 do
great deal for the revival Of business
and the promotion of prosperity, not 30
much BY the passage Of new laws as by
a wholesome restraint in that respect
For several years past. the tendency on
the part Of these boules has been to court
the favor Of labor organic ttions by
egislating Ia an unfgisndly spirit
towards cspital aud certain forms Of
investment Tue most Of this legislation
has simply served the purposes OF
dtuagognery, without Welding any sub
stantial advantage TO the laboring classes
In fact, it has worked detrimentslly
TO those classes Ia Its general effects Il
has discouraged enterprises In which
large sums OF money are so used as TO
provide employment aud stimulate com
merclal snd industrial activity aud prog
ress. Capital is proverblally timid
which ia only to say that men Of business
sense are slow 70 il vest money where
the laws or other conditions are OF an
unfavorable nature When eueh a
situation exists, the corporations and
other large concerns sdopt a conserva
tive policy, and cuftail their operations
Instead Of extending them, They will
not take the risss created by laws en-
acted Ia a spirit or hostility 10 their
interests or, ia other words. they will
not accept the hazards imposed upon
them In the form OF penalty and as
an arbitrary and inimical dlscrimlua-
ton
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Personally Conducted Tours via Ponnsyi
vanla Railroad.

fefsonaily-Conducted Tours via PennsyI-
vanla Railroad.
II Is ct this season Of the year that pso
pies thoughts turn to some METHOD by
which the rigors Of our Northern Winter
climate may be escaped. and q trip TO the
Land Of Flowers, II only for short
time, offers the easiest solution Of the
question
In order to give the public an opportuu
ity 60 visit Florida at very reasonable
cost, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has arranged for series Of tours to Jack.
sonvllle. and the well-earned reputation
acquired BY that company for the super
iority Of its personally conducted tours
will be maintained for this years series
Since the system of personally conducted
tours inaugurRted by that company has
been ID eject, none but words Of commsn.
dstion have been received Its unexcelled
train service, experienced tourist agents
aud chaperons. and above all. It's moder.
ate charges, leave nothing TO be desired
The tours to Jacksonville. allowing two
weeks stay In Florida, will leave Nas
York and Philadelphia on January %
February IL and % and MAJ ch 10 aud 90
1888 The rate, including transportation
meals an route, aud Pullman berth or
special train. is 500 90 from New York. an,
SIS 90 from Philadelphia, proportional,
rates from other points
For further Information appgy To Tielxe
Agents. or address Tourist Agent il9l
Broadway. New York, or Room All Broar
street station, PAIladslphis. TO whom an
1 plication for space should also be made
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Justice Daily, Of New York, remarked
at banquet recently that men become
shop-woru as well as goods and e was
right. Tbs shon worn man. especially If
be cannot ssllp the shop at will, is to
be pltied II shop worn goods are les
to be dspr est.d, for they are inevitable e
IN tAe store, ssquented BY the thousands
and this il -as tile Of year in WHICH the
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Nenfoundland want. confederatIon.

ST. JoHS s, y. F., Jan. 2s --Confedera-
tion with Canada is becoming more and
more favorably received daily. Both the
political parties regard it as inevitable
Each is trying TO outdo the other in tho
matter OF securing favorable terms OF ad-
mission into tho Dominion.
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thousands find profit In seeking, by the
light OF bright advertising, this class Of
merchandise
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The Feols Are Few.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Those who believe that the Republican
party is going to invite disaster by in
cooperating free silver plank In It's next
national platform are neither numerous
nor wise.
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PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY FOUhTH
S. n III 81 68 S. Is &, SO 9O l046 iO 90 III IS
IA; Il2 y, 26. u ~, %. b6, % 56. 8 80 " 81.
i5s Sundays. nS AZ II Is 6s. sS.El7, 75s, 200, mana
mi I&, n4o, S%. 4bb. IS SS $50. "a,
Il 4 iIsSbEGpH y, 81 HIz, L; TWELFTH AND MAR.
40 A. a m: u 40, ~ "a, III O0pm.
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays. 70 0S, II II. I'll 40
m; H49, Y 81, u oO 2 M -
5s q a. 50 3d. 10 40 30 40 III 45a m;l @, Y 81
26, So, 10 IS, so, "a, I5, 10 @, iii % pm.
ii ssIp aS i e alai N; 81 z e. ss s' sb5 i g. sS g.
" 81, 8 Is, 10 90, III 90 D M.
Atlantic City. week days. Hl7 m;
InSA n - m; Sundays, T7lI 7bsa m
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, week dAy1
T. 4 l5is, N. Z suSdsyS TDi : s. s. 8. III
% m; ll2 10, " O5, O. "a 81, IS 10 IS b8 p %,
Baltimore and Way stations. Y mat
Newark, Del, week days. "A 10. III, 1917
a. rs 10 ses, ss7, i, 96 1sl9'<fl '<ls ~ II aoa
1857, So, f8 10. ts 5S. II 10 p n.
Pittsburg, fs A. m, = 81 N, daily
Chicago, 10 Al, m; fA 81, y m daily.
QlncinnAti and st. Iouis. fl2 10 m, and
EsS y 0slssns, q, via Bristol and Caartanoogs
IS 10 M daily. Through sleeper TO New Or
sinesrly accommodation. ia N, sOs. Ta
and Il 10 pm, dsily.
ls4ndenberz acconlinodation. week days
7 IL. Al = m; 25 and Al m. Sundays, 3 90
Trains leave Market street station.
E0r New York, week days, ys 30 m.
10 ii. sli 50s N; g. 3 As D m. sundsys, 81
n. 20, 2 81, 3 As pm.
Plttsburg and Chicago. week DAYS. Ts 8Oa N
Baltimore, week days, 90, 70 30 = IA; e6
50 80 . IN, Sunday IS p m.
FOR Ilendenherg and way stations, week
ssye. TOO 8 30 m; %. 40 N. Sundays.
LEAVE PHiLADELPHIA, TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STS., FOR
10 %, il142 a M; 200 noon; y s5, q 46. 20,
l5, 400, 430, T5 90, IS Al, 8 90, $40. TAS,
f8 %. $50, 10 l0And II 85 D m.
N; IL % noon; Il S5. 200, ais, 400. IsG
d, Y743, 1898, 10 10 and Il IS D M
LEAyE :, PHII,ADEIPHIIA. slEs La TswSIELETH
70 q, IS. Iii ss m: IS 10. n u. NJ.
Rates to Western points lower than via anv
other line. 9. Q. sCpLL, Gen,l Pass Agent,
r. B. CAMPREIlL. General ManAser.
RAl lLmirt4IUN Anu NOftIfi nftN RaTl,.
y. ROAD Tine table In effect Oct. 18th.
Trains leave wilmington, French street
station, Tor B. q o. Junction, Montchanin.
Chadds Ford Junction, Pocopson, Wasi
fheeter, Empreevile, Mortonville. Coates
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
sunday only At a : m. sb, 4Bpno. 49,
For Waynesourg junction. Springfield and
lnteTmediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
~ 80 a M, = 30 aud 40 D m. Sundays only ~
o. a m, % and SO y IA. -
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and inter.
nsssdiate ststions, daily except Sunday, ~
snss1q 90 = ~ sl sna 2 % m. sunday only At "a .
.s,,sss. q, AesciAUsLANn. Superintendent
HoHNEss BRIGGS. Gen. Passsnssf ARsAl.
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The sugar bounty has been decided by
the courts 60 be unconstitutional So
Thought We all Of ns.
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snme Keckless shontlng.

Rigid orders have been given to the
militia doing picket duty to keep the win
dows of all houses closed and free from
spectators The soldiers are subjected to
some provoking insults in carrying out
their orders.
While doing duty on Irving avenue near
Myrtle avenue Private Foster Of Company
6 ordered q man from O window and was
Evening journal., 1895-01-24

Miss Budd-Do you believe in long
courtships, Mr. BenedIctG Mr.. B-I don't
believe in more than six or eight hours
AZ 4 sesaion.
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A prominent and progressive bank
president says in the Boston News Bureau
that he SIS sick Of discussing the cur
rency question. II an individual were to
resort 10 such subterfuges as does the
government his financial standing would
be gone forever II the government
owes too many demand obligations It
should fund them, but when It requires
gold, Il should 60 into the markets ei
the world and buy it, government OF
nearly seventy million people playing the
baby act is what dlsgusts the money
powers Of the old world
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Up 10 date Governor Morton has only
received about nins thousand appllca
tions for oflcs
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Our Muslin Underwear is
all sorted out and reduced
some pieces are slightly soiled,
but most of them are only
tumbled and out of folds by
being shown. We give you
a few prices picked up at ran
dom, which will show the
trend of the reductions.
Corset Covers, surplice
necks. trimmed with
Hamburg,
4oc from CSC.
Cambria Corset Covers, sur
plice fronts and square
backs, trimmed with
Hamburg,
soc from 85c.
Night Gowns, with yokes
of lace and tucks,
soc from 75c.
Cambria Night Gowns, with
yokes of fine cluster tucks,
necks and sleeves edged
with narrow Hamburg,
7oc from 81.
Muslin Chemises, with
pointed yokes of Ham
burg, with round yokes
tucked Hamburg trim
ming, and square neck
trimmed with Hamburg,
3ec from soc
Muslin Chemises, with
square necks, trimmed
with torchon,
soc from 75c.
Muslin Drawers, with. cam
brio ruffies, edged with
torchon,
ACC from CSC,
Cambria Drawers, with two
clusters of tucks. edged
with torchon,
58c from S5c.
Muslin Skirts, with cambric
aounce, edged with tor
chUn, -.ss.
sSc from 7scs
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The war against political corruption
goes bravslY on in Philadelphia.
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aou..a iar rsnt. l0a va. EIaht1 ..rss..
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MnItln nnn1r al l,lIl.

These two tragedies and the wounding
OF Mitchell by the same volley that gave
Aims his death wound have impressed tho
strikers their sympathizers and the evil
disposed generally, who have been creating
disorder here over since the strike Of the
electric street railway operatives, with a
wholesome realization Of tho peril which
attends participation in rioting while the
national guardsmon are within shooting
distance.
There are no indications Of the linemen
quitting work. They arc under contract
with the companies for from 30 to 90 days
In isolated cases crews have refused to
take orders TO repair wires which have
been cut by the strikers or their friends
As a class, they remain loyal to their en-
ployers
The opening Of the Myrtle Avenue line
was attended with moro disorder than oc-
curred at any other point The street was
picketed for ~ blocks by Company B Of
the seventh regiment 4 crowd Of men
infront Of Bushwick avenue saloon whc
leered the car We're dispersed by Company
Of the Seventh regiment. Every pedes.
trian on Myrtle avenue during the day was
reguiled to give an account Of himself cl
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We have put on sale one
full line of heavy ribbed Stock
ings with double knees and
heels for boys. They are our
regular 25c goods and we shall
offer them 3 pairs for SO cents;
sizes 7 to 10.
One lot of Ladies Stock
ings, black boot with fancy
tops pairs for 5oc-regular
25c goods.
Mems heavy brown mixed
Stockings-half price, pairs
for 25c.
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Editor Medill has dropped out Of the
Illinois fenatorial race More's the pity.
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B. SHARP
& 90.
Fourth and Market Sis.

All of our Ladies' Goats and
our fine Skin Capes are now
reduced to very low price.
They are every one new this
season, all showing the new
sweep and lengths. The fol-
lowing list shows the reduc-
tions and sizes:
4 Coats, SO 40 from IS 90, sizs 3s.
4 Coats, SO 90 from So 90, sizes "a. 9s,
40 40
Coats, $4 so from $5 so, size S6
1 Coats, So rs from $40 90 size 40
Coats, 81 20 from $40 90, sizes SO, 3S,
40
z Coats, $is 90 from s1e 90. size "a
I Coats, IS 80 from $l2 90. size SO
Coats, $14.00 from $40 90, size 80.
Coats, SIG 90 from $50 90. sizes 81 SO
Coats, $50. 90 from $s9 90, sizes 80, "a
Skin Capes in the best made
Astraksn, $14.O0 from SIS 90;
Electric Seal. % 90 from 35 90:
Electric Seal. 90 90 from 81 90;
Astraksn, 2S 90 from 81 so;
Electric Seal 33 90 from Al 90;
Monkey, 80 90 from 90 90;
Electric Seal, 90 90 from 70 90,
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pALriMORE q
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule iu
effect Nov. IS, 1894.
Trains leave Della.
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
or 7 Express LrGinz
New York. week
days, q %. E1T,
ie ~, 40 40Am; ne "A
" 40, 10 36. u 3i.n1 90
p. ~. Sundays, 90 %,
II lI,f1l 40 q m; te ~,
Is MI b, q a. ~ iWp "a.
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Our new Embroideries are
here prettier and cheaper than
ever. The finest and most
complete stock Of these goods
ever shown in our city from sc
to SIS per yard All Of last
years stock of embroideries
are piled on the counter and
marked half price, and there's
mighty good picking in the
lot.
All our remnants of 25c
white goods are reduced to sc
per yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-30

40 me EhLOT % INC IHidIIpenecT.
SiR:-I am pleased to see your loader
and your correspondents article on
Tho Charter Tax" Here is a little
telegraph line that takes in possibly
Sl00o or less 4 year, and 1t has to paw $40
wear, adding that much to the money
that l sink into it each year. You may
ask. "Why not drop tho cnterpriser''
to which answer, the limo is n conve-
nieucc to the people, though it does not
nay, and then it ia something like the
bear case" hard to let 60 of.
The Mineral Springs OF the state,
while not remuuera,ive to the oeners.
are n very great advantage to tho people
OF the sections where they nre situated.
for they offer n good home market for
all the produce that the country round
about can raise. aud they bring consid.
cradle money into the state. which does
not get out again. Ye. these springs
companie, are fined $40 a year a.
though they ware guilty Of misdemean.
or. One mar car put up n $1,000 and
90 into business, why should he be bet.
ter treated than five mon who pnt up
5000 each and form Il company TO do the
same kind OF business?
By all lean urge the taking of this
tax from the corporations composed OF
citizens OF our state. APPLETON.
Salt Sulphur Springs, ". Va, Jan. %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-30
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
teuds 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is duo to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of II perfect lax
alive clectually cleansing tho system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval of tho medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
icys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug.
gists IN SOC and 81 bottles, but it ia man
nfacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also tho name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being well informed, You will not
accept any substitute IL offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-30

aging tho breeding and IMPROVEMENT q,
trottlng and pacing horsus; 81, making
nye months oil echool the minunum; GO,
providing for u weather and cton
bureau; honae bill Is, amending tho
charter Of M~ouudsvillc.
senate bill 85, amending tho charter
oil Wollsburg. was ordered back 10 a
second roadinS.
Mr. Catlctt oilorod q resolution di.
roofing the finance committee 10 inouiro
into tho oxpediency Of sxempting from
taxation mortyagod property. Adopted.
senate bill O., onaeting q hog law for
Morgan county, was recommittod to tho
judiciary committee.
senate bills IL, establishing an indus.
trlal homo Tor girls; o, relating to tho
stale board OF school examiners; lOl.
providing for tho decrease Of general
q increase OF school ~levics; and house
otll ~, abolishing tho criminal court Of
wayne county, were advanced to second
reading.
House bills 3, authorizing tho school
diatrict OF Spencer 10 issue bonds. 10
relating to the tax on state licensos;3 81,
amending the act creating tho indo.
pendent school district OF Parkersburr;
81, prohibiting sale Of liquor to stu.
dents; A., concerning municipal cleo.
tsons, were rcierredt to their appropriate
committees.
bills introduced: los, by Young, reg.
ulating railroad charges for carrying
passengers; l09, by Finley, TO change
n namo Of tho Potomac & Piedmont
Goal 4 Railroad Company and confer
additional powers thereon.
Mr. Lockney offered senate joint reso.
luton 10. instructing tho state treasurer
toinquire whether or not all money de.
posted in banks by the state can DO
forthcoming within three days, II de-
aired, aud to report to tho legislature
all banks in which The irruducible
school fund is deposited, tho amounts
in each bank, and tho manner in which
such money is secured. together with
such other information as the treasurer
may posses, relative to the irreduciblo
school fund, and TO especially report
tho sums phid into the said fund by the
different counties OF the state. The res.
olution lies over under the rules.
Adjourned.