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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUSINESS CHANCES.
GIVE YEAR BOOKS. not calendars this
season. Your memory In cloth covers II
\ trade-brinccr u. A. HUEBSCI X o.,
manufacturers. 81 Rose-st.
GOOD OPENING for an enterprising
barber with some capital, to establish
a choice downtown location. AooieSS
Postofiice Box 4s2. New York CITY.
DRUG STORE FOR 500, at Paterson.
J.: chance OF a lifetime. Call fore
Moons or address l.. '. BROWN. lds
Montague-st. Brooklyn. "
FOR sALE.-Book and stationery bust
ness. centrally located In college town.
with a long established and increasing
business: inventory 5000; best OF irss a,.
for selling Address T.. y. Box l'-oo
Mddletown. Conn.
FoR sAI.E.-A -four and feed business;
y,tb mill good business. will be sold
,o,y with good reason for selling; must
have 5000. sINECURE. Tribune Once.
I WOULD LIKE TO purchase one-halt IN
terest in old established hre insuranVe
agency In New-York city or Brookyh; ~ A.
dress, giving full particulars JpSEfh =
HALL. Lock Box 20. Hyannis. Mass.
WANTED Immediately. shirts or overal.s
TO make; have steam power ana an iac"-
tiles for doing frst-class WORN. Au'TesS
lock-bor 253 Millerton. y. \. ----
WANTED The Western contract OF
suecialty line merchandise or the output
OF some factory. have unlimited acquaint-
ance among Western trade; gilt-edge r"itr-
ences. II. G.. STRASSHElM' hoo" soV'
80 5th-aye.. Chicago.
WANTED.-A first-class man to sell a
blgh-g grade bicycle Of the very best MAXI
ANOA. Tribune Office.
WANTED.-Partner with conside @h4e 'tpi-
tai for exrorfing business to tdrt active
part here. Address OPPORTUNITY. BOX
81. Tribune Cihce.
YOT CAN HAVE fine worsted 80 pants
made To your measure for 81 90; seni
nostal. salesman Will call; no deposit
KORRECT PANTS. go Broadway.
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RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHIhCH,
pouevard corner West 73d-st.. Rev. ROBERT RUSSELL
BOOTH d. D., Pastor.-Preaching az IL a. m by the
Rev DR. JOSEPH T. SMITH OF baltimore
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SENSATIONAL CASE.

Two Mcn Arrested Charged with Com.
uniting Murder to Obtain Insurance
Money.
TORONTO, OSr., Fob. Hilary Place
Hynms and Dallan Theodore lIyams,
twin brother, doing businea. as brokers
In this city, have been arrested on a
charge OF having murdered William c.
Wells. on January 16, 1893. At tho
timc Young Wells was reported having
been accidentally killed in an elevator
III tho llyams warehouse.
The only person In tho building at
tho time, was Harry T. llyams, who
had placed heavy insurance on tho lie
otyoung Wells and whose sister no was
engaged to marry. The insurance was
paid and recently Harry lIyams and
Miss Wells wero married.
Ten days ngo Toronto paper learned
that m attempt had boon made to place
s?9O,OOO insurance on tho lie Of tho
bride. When Mrs. Hyams heard this
she became alarmed, had detective
guard her, refused to return to Montreal
with her husband and asked tho com.
panios to cancel tho policies. ~
The iyams brothers were known not
to possess sufficient capital to warrant
the mourning OF liability OF $1,000 a
year III insurance premiums, aud fur.
Their investigation has resulted in tho
arrest OF tho two brothers for the muir
der OF their brother.in.law Wells.
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por libOl; l4s, BY Gramn, extending
uio corporate limits OF Grafton. Refer.
onGo TO committees waa dispensed with
anu they were ordered to a second road.
Ing. - 80
The general and legislative appropria.
!ion bills wcro made special order for
IL o'clock Friday.
Bills advanced to second roadlng:
senate bills so, relating to Delinquent
taxes; lS5. providing for tho taxation Of
foreign telegraph. Telephone and OK.
press companies; l0S, TO regulate rail.
road passenger traffic; 100, amending
mo net incorporating tho Potomac {
iiGlnont Railroad Company; ITO, pro.
viding TINT all terms OF tho supreme
court DO held ut Charleston; liz,
authorizing tho Brook County Come.
tory Company to remove bodies; III,
increHsing tho school and door casing
the state levy; lis, prescribing tho
timo Tor holding elections In tho indc.
pendent school district OF Grant, Har.
rison county; house bill 1877, amending
tho charter Of Now Cumberland.
Bills rejected: Senate bills 81, au.
thorizing judges to send to adjoining
counties for jurieR in certain cases; lOj,
providing for exemptions OF personal
property for taxation.
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WORK or ritE SENATE.
Routine Proceedings OK the Upper Branch
OF tho stat, Lu:isisturo.

Routine Proceeding OK the Upper Branch
OF tho stat. Lu:lsisturo.
spteiG. DispaieA to he Ilegigeactr.
CHARLESTON, ". Va. Feb. 1.-THE
senate committee on military affairs re.
ported favorably on the house bill. pro.
vidng for a monument at Geitvsburg.
The senate committee reported with
out recommendation senate bills 3, pro.
vidins for the payment OF certain mill
tary claims; Il, to establish Il state
hospital for invalids.
Senate bills passed: 10, relating to
curbing, paving, etc, in incorporated
towns; l42. concerning elections. House
bills l4S. relating to removal from office
OF county and distrc: officers; IS.
amending the act creating state board
OF agriculture; house bill 96, relating to
the relocation Of county seats; a senate
joint resolution proposing n con,titn-
Of the permanent school fund wa, re-
jycted.
Bills advanced to third reading: Sen.
ate bills 66. concerning costs, expenses
and fees; 10. concerning the appoint
ment OF commissioners OF election; II.
providing penalties for criminal libel
and SANDER; II, concerning limitation
OF suits; 50, restricting the sale OF into1-
ica,ing liquor, by druggist, and giving
prescriptions for same by physicians;
103, to reform tho Marion county court !;
Ill. providing pensation Tor secre-
tary and treasurer OF tho board OF TO.
gents OF tho state university; house
bills s., fixing the time for holding tho
circuit courts OF knnawhE. Putnam and
Mason counties; So. fixing terms Of the
Kanawha county criminal court; 272.
prohibiting railroad companies from
engaging in the coal and coke business
Bills introduced: li7. by Reed,
amending the code relating to newspa.
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THE AnMEx1aY COMMISSION.


Rigid Examination BrinG Made, But the
.irmeninns Atone Arc Convicted. {.
CoSsrASTlSoPLE, Feb. 1.-THE Turk.
ish commission which Is making an
inquiry at Moosh into the alleged
massacres OF Armcnians, has already
held twelve sit,inG.. As soon as the
commission has finished the examina.
ton OF witnesses 1t will visit tho villages
in the Sassou!n district where the atroci.
ties are said to have occurred, and make
as rigid an inquiry a. is possible into
tho charges. The work Of the commits
sion cannot be Terminated for some
months. Authentic news has been TO.
ceived at the British embassy here that
OF the Armenans tried at Birmingham,
and against whom iudcmen. WAS given
on the 18th OF November, twenty were
sentenced to death, six to imprisonment
for lie and twenty.onc to various terms
OF Imprisonment. Tho court has given
assurances TO the British government
that before these sentences are carried
out it will have a careful revision OF all
the proceedings III the case made, In
order that full justice shall be done to
the convicted persons.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Fob. l4.-The
house committee on roads aud internal
navigation reported back number Of
petitions, asking for changes In tho rond
law. with tho Information that It Is In.
expedientat this tino to logislato upon
tho several subjects referred to.
Tho committee on taxation and
finance reported iavorably on house bill
9S7, providing mode Of collecting
county and other local taxes.
Mr.. Morris filed u notice that on to.
morrow, he will submit resolution to
nmend joint rule II, substituting tho
provision that billson llrst reading may
be rejected at any stage OF the reading
on motion, and II bill has been 70.
ported adversely by tho committee, tho
speaker shall Immediately after frat
reading PROFOUND tho question: shall
the bill DO rejec,ed2" Mr.. Morris's
resolution, providing for three sessions
daily, was adopted. The time 10. the
morning meeting being glazed ut 10
o'clock.
Passed: House bills go, providing for
the appointment by circui, courts OF com.
mlttees ofinyestigation to examine into
tho Affairs OF municipal corporations;
lSI. amending the charter Of Now Cum.
berland; 200, anti.poker law; 229, estab.
fishing u county court and board Of
commissioners for Marshall county az.
creating West Virginia state service
commission; 240, amending the &c, in.
cooperating the city OF Parkcrsburc;
Il, amending the charter OF Sis,crsyille,
Ito take elect from its passagc); senate
bill 1876, changing the time OF holding
circuit courts III certain counties to take
elect in sixty days from i,s passage,
which was also agreed to by the senate.
House joint resolution %, providing
for commission to audit the expcndi.
lures OF public funds for the different
public institutions. including the CAPT.
tol building, public printing aud state
ottice'. was adopted.
House bill 800, making cities and
counties liable for properly destroyed
BY MODS or riots. va, sen: back to the
judiciary committee on motion OF Mr..
llansiord.
The auditor submitted a report in &C.
cordaEce with the resolution adopted,
giving the amount OF fees collected BY
him during his term OF office.
Bills advanced TO third reading:
House bills 25S. providing for monthly
instead OF quarterly payment OF teach
era IN normal schools; $40, the new
Judicial circuit bill.
Senate bill 81. tho compulsory school
Law, was referred to. the committee on
education on motion Of Mr.. cambridge.
The judiciary. committee reported
back II substitute for senate bill IS. the
preferred creditor bill. compromise
measure agreed to by both sides, with a
proposed amendment, 10 which there is
disagreement. Tho substitute was
adopted, and the bill and amendment
were made a special order for 1880 FRI
day.
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Bosr9S, Feb. li.-Word has been 70.
ceiyed in Boston from Erzroom. the
city from which the European delega.
ton has recently SO. out for the scene OF
the late massacre in the Sassouin dis.
,rict that the delegates were not allowed
by the Turkish government to take
armenian interpreters with them. The
Sassoun Armenians know only koor.
dish and little Armenian. but no
Turkish. |: will be impossible for these
delegates to obtain any definite iniormu-
ton from them through an official Turk.
ish interpreter who does not understand
their language. The delegation thus
equipped has gone to do its work.
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MonGANrowN MOVES.
Law studan'a Observation-Disclosures
oratoricni Society Formed.

LAW stud"hia IndignnnI-Inior. 90 icGl late
oratoricnt Society Formed.
Special Di'pdtch 10 ne ln.aiiJ,acr l.
MondAsrows, W. Va, Fob. l4.-Tho
law class OF tho univoraity Expressed
their indignation to-day at tho action -
some nomborS OF tho legislature who
aro attempting to Incorporate In tho
bill prepared by tho bar association
respecting tho admission OF attorneys n
clause compelling graduates OF tho uni
vorsity law school to read law QUO year
nltor receiving diploma before thoy
shnll DO permitted to practice. I no
Indignation wa, expressed IN II lengthy
| petition to both houses OF tho lGgis.
laturo which rscitod that bill contain.
ing such clauso IA inconsistent and un.
iair and would work harm TO tho states
leading educational institution. Every
ono OF the class signed tho petition and
1t has tho endorsement OF both Profos.
sor Brooke and Professor Willey, tho
Instructors In law.
Tho Wcst Virginia University has
been honored In tho'cloc.ion OF Charles
L. Carrigan, '0j. OF Marshall county, rs
vico president OF tho Intercollegiate
ora,orica Association OF Western Penn.
sylvania and Wost Virginia. which was
organized yesterday. W. I. Pierce, OF
Wafiminsier, was elected president,
and W. S. Mcdowell, Of Western Uni.
vorHIty OF Pennsylvania, secretary. Tho
association consists OF tho West Vir.
ainia University, tho Western Uni
versiiy OF Pennsylvania, Warrington
Joilerson, Thicl, Allegheny, Geneva aud
Weynesbnrg, and tho iirst annual con-
test will DO held IN Carnegie hall, In
Allegheny. on May 81. Tho West Vir.
GINA University will select hor con.
tes,ant In n few days at u joint meet ing
Of the Parthenon and Columbian lii.
erary societies.
A gentlcmcn's club has boon organ.
ized here with about iif,y members. and
the second story OF tho new national
bank building will DO fitted up for club
purposes. 1t has boon named tho
Alingo Club and II. L. Scratlord 10 pres.
ident OF 1t.
Mrs. II. L. ScrniTord gave reception
and german this evening which was
much enjoyed by Morgantown society.
Grove Chadwick, n prominent citizen,
slipped and fell on tho street yesterday
and broke m arm and severely cut his
head.
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Special Dispatch 10 thc h'eiiigeactr.
PARKEnsByRG. Feb. 1.-THE city
council has rsins.a,ed Lieutenant OF
Police II. L. Dis, who was suspended
for cause.
DR.. L. L. Hays. formerly OF Parkcrd.
burg. who escaped from the Spoacer
asylum neatly month ago. has boan
found in Faye.te county and returned
to the asylum.
Five OF the six prisoners who escaped
from the Athens, O., jail have been cap.
tured in this and Writ counties and
taken back to Athens.
ALDER, q. Wyatt fell from tho top
chute oil an ice house at the suburb.
Riverside, yesterday, distance OF
probably forty fse., but, strange to say,
was not killed. though badly injured.
Judge J. NJ. Jackson has commenced
work on a fine new hotel building at
Marke. and Third streets.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
tho value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax
alive; cilcctually cleansing tho system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcyers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them ard it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance. ;,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it ia man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namc is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being well informed, you, will MOI
accept any substitute ii offered.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. 1.-THE
Chattanooga Southern railroad was
aold this morning a. pubic auction at
Gadsdon, Ala, In conformity To an
order Of court. 1t was bought In for.
s45O,O0O BY Judge ". B. Thompkins,
representing the Now York bord.
hnluera.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the NEW
GREAT SoUTu AMERiCAS KIDNEY Gun"
This new remedy is n great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys.
back and every part OF the urinary pas
sages in male or female. 1t relieves re-
,ontion of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and euro this is your remedy. Sold
by r Ii. List, Druggist. Wheeling, VIVA.
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Political candidates may be unexpectedly left
ou.on the cold when the returns come IN, but
people who eject TO use llos,ettcr's Stomach
Bl!tcs for dyspepsia. liver. kidney or bladder
inactivity. constipation, mnlarial complaints or
nervousness, are never left In the cold or else.
where Well may physicians lend their unqual.
fed sanction 10 this time honOred and unid!l!ng
madeleine
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Po,tmnstor. hppoinicd.

sp,.id' Dipdtch 10 IN: ln'e'igeNe:r.
WASHINGTON. d. G., Fob. IA. r.
Stanley has boon appointed postmaster
at Calcutta, Plenaan,a county. vico 6. q.
Stanley, ro,igned.
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No Choice.

Down, DEL, Fob. l4.-Tho forty.third
ballot taken for Unitad States senator
to-day showed 10 change from tho vote
OF Yesterday.
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DAILY HINTS TO AOUSEKEEPERS.
SATURDAY, Fob.


To live within ones Income Is the sccse; OF
prosperity.
BREAKYAsr.-Apples. Minced beef on
toast. Boiled eggs. Graham mullins.
stewcl dried peaches. Oatmeal
crackers. Coffee.
DISSEw.-Beef pot roast. Maccaroni
: with cheese. Mashed potatoes. Cur.
rant jelly. Apple tarts with cream.
CheeIe.
suPPEn.-Milk toast. Cold meat. Ora
ham bread. Ounce preserves. Cake.
Milk Tea.
Salt sprinkled on any substance burn
ing on the stove will stop the smoke
and smell. Salt thrown upon Goals
blazing from the fat OF broiIing chops
or ham will cause the blaze to .ubsidc.
Going upstairs slowly, with the foot
heel aud toe alike-put firmly on each
stair, one may arrive at the top OF four
flights Of stairs rested, instead OF gasp
ing for breath.
... ITo,tri1htril
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WHAT THEY DIp.
Routine Proceedings Transacted
by the State Legislature.
new MEASURES MADE AND MAKING.

nils Introduced, Laws Passed and
Resolutions licoeiving Attention n,
Yesterdays scsslons-Tho Appro.
prlation NILS In tho Senate Made N
Special 0rder For To.duy-air. Heed
Introduces Libel Bni.
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To live within ones Income Is the secsc; O
pr0speIIty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
BY CHANCE

7 don't know exactly why Jack called
me governor, but l suppose IL was
because I was some years older than he
was and because, when he was wee
fodder. I had made him kites and
showed him how 70 spin tops. and per
haps because / used 10 help him out Of
scrapes, either with his teacher or some
playmate too large for him 10 Tick.
AT all events. 1 got the name and il has
stuck TO me. What surprised me most,
however. was TO hear DE- q few weeks
ago. when l supposed Jack was thou
sands OF miles away. l was strOlEng
leisurely down an old street in Dublin,
looking about for some Old landmark OF
The stamping ground of my child
hood How things had changed. Ion-
der where the little frame church had
been was a stately stone editice; over
The old golf links had been long rows OF
stores and houses, but there-yes, il
must be-there was a house that had
not been changed.
Governor, said a voice behind me,
"isn't that the house where Alice
lived?'
never should have known the speak
or had it not been for the epithet; 1t was
Jack. careworn and gray and looking
thirty-dye instead of twenty-seyen.
Jack. old boy, what brings YOU here?
/ though. YOU were in America
Il have been in New Orleans for a
good many years; Helen used to like
The climate. But the cOmpany's agent
there has left, and I must needs come
and take care of the business until an
other man is appointed. Besides, the
president knew that l once lived here,
and thought it would be both a change
from my surroundings and pleasure
70 see the old place. But isn't that
Alices old home?"
yes. said I, I am quite sure Of it,;
but YOU ought 10 know best. wasn't she
once a sweetheart of yours.
"Oh. don't speak of that. You pain
mel /, brings back such a flood of re-
collections even to look upon the old
scenes. l don't know chat YOU have
heard. but I'm a widoWer
MY Door fellow. 1 extend YOU my
heartfelt sympathies. But / didn't
know that YOU had ever married.
However. we have kept such poor track
OF each other that I don't wonder az my
ignorance. But can't YOU tell me some
thing of yourself? Come, I'm your
governor
Well governor. said he with a
faint shadow Of an old smile, II leit for
America nine years ago. went
straight to Quebec and lived there three
wears. To was there I met her who be-
came my wife. We were married JUS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
THE RITCHIE COUNTY FAIR.
Unusually Good Attendance and splendi,
Exhibits Results OF the Horse Races.

Unusually Good Attendance and Splendid
Exhibits Results OF the Horse Races.
Pennsb0ro, W. Va. September 12-
The ninth annual Fair OF the Richie
County Association. az Pennsb0ro, has
just passed the second day. The Ritch-
lie county Fair has been a success
through all the years since its organ.-
eaten, and this year IS no exception
ito the rule The stock display is not up
TO the highes. standard on account Of
the drouth and consequent bad cond,-
ton of stock. An unusually fine dis
play was made in the ladies work and
1ruC departments
The speed programme is a brilliant
success and the attendance large. Fully
one thousand people came in over the
b. * D. road and the PennsborO and
Harr!sville trains were crowded. At
least five thousand persons We're en- the
grounds to-day. The Fair is well pat
ronized by adjoining counties and the
citizens Of Richie county are enthu-
siasJic in every word and work tending
10 make the Fair lasting success.
To-day, the three-quarJer mile run,
Joe Chiffon, S. s., A. c.. Hays, Glen
Vile, won i'm stra ght heats; tine.
lI2lk, 113% The 2:4O trO- was won
by Nellie Bly, W. b. m. H. j. William
son, Beverly, taking the second. third
and ffoA heats. Bird Shafer took the
first heat. and Avenue the fourth; time
2;39$, 242la, 2:39A. 2:4512, 2:42. The
80 pace was won by Paola, Reece Bliz-
zard, Grantsville. taking third, fourth
and fifth heats. Shafer took first and
second; time. 2:33. 2:34. 2:3019 2:2S15,
2:3O. The 2.3O trCt was taken by
Mayme Wellsworth. b. m. G. w. New
ton, Hartford. in straight heats; time
2.3724, 2:391t. 2.39i4. Scraper Boy
John McCracken New Mardnsville
took the 2,33 pace. winning the second,
third and fourth heats. Mollie q. won
The first; time, 2:34%, 2:3714, 2:3112,
2.331a.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday afternoon Jacob Kindel-
berger, of South First street, died after
short illness. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Lydia shannon, of Portland
Station, returned home yesterday after
a visit with friends here
Mayor Westwo0d and Marshal Moore
were az ST. GAINESVILLE yesterday on
business.
Miss Gretta Schofeld is visiting at
Steubenville for q few days.
Mrs John Henderson and Miss Emma
Henderson are visiting az Smithfeld.
Dr. A. r. Oug has returned home
from a several days business trip at
Columbus
lIr. Z. T. Lewis and wife have re-
turned home from q three weeks east
ern visit
A number of Martins Ferry people,
from the way they speak at present,
are I'm favor of closing the schools on
account of the present smallpox scare.
Miss Annie and Bessie thompson of
Mt Pleasant. were visiting at this place
yesterday.