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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Everybody wants a Knife. so THE
CONSTITUTION has selected a line
&c suir every ono.
KNIFE This ,sbr,ses near, h,ua,s
$50. AGO knife silver mounted on hack and
CaLT SOC. enis ana / a special bargain.
THIS j. .bladed congress knife
KNIFE hiss two large Ilsdss. one small
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OHLT coo. knives are expressly heavy built
- a. - stand wear and tear
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80. s223 mounted on both ends blades
~-atv CO. band torEed-tae yery knife for
= 0S~' farmer or hunter.
KNIFE This IS ebladed buck horn
.. 800, handle knife. silver mounted on
20. 900 bnlh ends. biaieS highly crocus
CELG 75c. polished
Thts iSau elegant ablaied knife,
With the finest pearl handles. sill
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THE CONSTITUTION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
DEPosITIyG THE GOLD.
The Syndicate Has AIreadv Sent IN
Over Four Million nniIrrn

H
New York, February 12-The official f~-
uSes of the gold deposits on account OF tho
Belmont-Morgan bond syndicate show that
$S3ie,Ot0 has been deposited ana $i.C50o0o re-
ceiVed after hours on storage, maIlIaa q
total of $i,S90C00. The deposltcrs are tha
Chase National bank. $4,000: park Nation
al. $i.09J,G0; Harvey, Fish x Sons. si,GioGlG;
Morton. Bliss a Co, Si59.c00; Heiacl5ach.
lchelheimer q Co., S5J0Cu0; c. L. Gregory,
$4,000.
The assay Office has weighed e S9GCc9.
coin, which produces an actual weight OF
155.22tl9 ounces. a loss Of 11J.SI ounces, or
S215f to the syndicate, caused by abrasion
of the coin. At this rate the government
viii make about Ss1GG ON tile -rausGCtia-
as the coin can be paid cut at its face value.
although received from the syndicate at its
bullion valuation.
The subtreasury has issued certificates Tor
$2,0ii.000 gold. weighed AMI accepted at the
assay office at the syndicate price CT S1LS91s
per ounce. These certificates are convertible
into 4 per cent bonds at their face value.
Every Woman should Read Thla.
TO any afflicted woman who win address
me with stamp, I viii gladly tell how I was
cured Of diseases peculiar to my sex such
as prolupsus IeUcorrhoea, terrible nervous
ness Indigestion. etc. after years OF suffer
ing ana spending hundreds of dollars to 10
purpose This is no scheme on my part to
get money. / only want other sufferers to
know how l was cured so they may also
avail themselves OF the Same means.
MRS. Il. =. STEVENS.
Wayeross. "a
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Won DON'T Have TO Swear on.

THE st. Louis Journal of Agriculture says:
"We know personally of several that No
To-Rac cured. one, Il prominent st. Louis
architect who smoked and chewcd for
wears Two boxes cured him SO that even
the smell OF tobacco makes him sick" No
To-Bac's guaranteed TO cure tobacco habit
or money refunded by druggists every
where Book free. Sterling Remedy Com
pany box 2lS Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.
Mr.. Villas Announces the Presidents
Scheme Ia the senate.

Mr. Villas Announces the Presidents
Scheme 10 the senate.
Washington, February 13.-During the
morning hours proceedings III the senate
and when the vice president called for
'blls and joint resolutions" Mr.. Villas
rose and introduced bin. entitled, TO
save the people OF the United States $l6,-
1000" and he asked that 1t toe read in
fuu and lay on the table for the present
The bill rectes that the president OF the
United States has advised congress in his
communication Of February Sth, that he
had completed an arrangement with par
ties able to fulG!l their Undertaking for
the purchase of $t5,000ooo III gold coin in
return for per cent 50-year bonds, pay
able in coin" but that he had reserved
the privilege OF substituting per cent
"eold bonds" for them at an annual saw
ing in interest of $500 59 and, for the whole
thirty years, of Sl6170,7I0. 1t, therefore.
authorizes the issue of 5 per cent bonds
not exceeding in the aggregate of S3.Ue0-
coo, running for thirty years, principal and
interest payable in gold com.
Mr.. Sherman introduced substitute for
the bill reported yesterday from tho
finance committee for the tree coinage of
silver and at his request 1t was read IN
full and laid on the table.
The first section provides that, to provide
for and maintain the redemption of United
States notes according TO the provisions
of the act OF January II, 1910, the secre-
tary of the treasury may issue. sell and
dispose Of at not less than par. in gold
coin, either of the description of bonds
authorized in that act bearing not TO eX-
coed per cent interest, payable semi
annually, and redeemable at the pleasure
of the United States in gold coin after five
years from date.
The second section autnorizzes the issue
of 3 per cent Certificates of Indebtedness"
pavabIe In lawful money, TO provide for
Temporary deficiency in the revenue.
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7 will gladly tell any suffering woman
Row / was cured after years of suffering,
and when | was almost reduced to beggary
bv medicine bills. l want no money what
ever, but do this solely to benefit my suf-
fering sisters. Address. with stamp;
MRS. N. MARIN,
100 Crew Street, Atlanta. Ga.
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Ruger's Nomination Confirmed

washington, February 1.-THE senate to-
dav confirmed the nomination OF Brigadier
General Thomas Howard Ruger 10 be
MAJOR general.
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a New Offer.
All for 81 Geld BASIS.

From The St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The United States is borrowing more
money to pay peace expenses than Japan
and China combined are to carry on their
war.
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OTHER STORM NEWS.
Casun!ties 81 lac scn-DecIss Of steam
err sNcnt by the MaNea.

erS sNcut DS the " tN SHs
New York, February 13.--The British
tramp steamer Matthew EediinSton, Cap
tain Baxter. arrived here this afternoon,
havir.. p8t into port for repairs. The Bed
li.atou left Norfolk February 9th, where
a cargo Of flour ana corn was taken on
hoard bound for Glasgow. on Friday,
February Ctn when $50 miles east Of Sandy
Hook. Il severe gale OF wind was en-
couutcred which increased in violence and
was accompanied by high tumultuous seas.
Great quantities Of water came over the
Side smashing steam pipes and sweeping
away the boats. The after wheel was
e,,..ftr4. Tho rails broken and everything
movable, washed from the decks.
wiped out of Existence.
Halifax n S, February 1i.-Telegraph
adyices received tonight from South Lay,
cape Breton. state That the place has been
yvf1ed out Of existence by tie storms CT last
r.a.lz the property washed into the sea
Includes fish houses, WnarYes. lCats, stores
and Gshermen's dwellings. No lives were
Inst llt several families living on the Teach
vvaro rescued with great difficulty ana saw
Ell nothing, but the clothes they wore.
Green cove reports that the storm was
the most disastrous ever known on that
coast Boats and fish houses were nearly
mn swept out to sea or wrecked On The
beach. No mail has been received since
February III. and there is no telling Thcn
the roads viii be cleared.
They We're Drowned.
New York, February ia visit this
morning to Swinbourne island, the first
since the recent storm, reveals the fact
that the four missinb men of the little fish
ing schooner Emma, which was dri zen in
West bank by ice foes during the gale of
Thursday night. failed to land on tie hos
pital island. Nothing whatever has been
heard or seen of them, and they were I'M
doubtedly drowned.
sank off Beaufort.
Beaufort, n. c., February H.-An I'M
known schooner Is sunk on Lookout shoals
There are no signs of life on board. The
lfe-saviug crew could not get to her.
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THE CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta.
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This Beats Them All

E@U-TtE5S Every one who he's used one q.
Cur iaultscsS rAz0rs knows whe.
EZZOE they are. We have sold hundreds
al them ard they have given per
TO. 3z. tse- satisfaction. FaultlesS No. IS
i hig1y CnscuS polished. set ready
~--,t- = for use These world-TeuOwned
~@~N Eszprs are hand iOrsed and temper
-unurn cd bya process known only 10 the
~F" G-N manufacturer and ground by the
eTPoP h NJ, ss siroo grinders, fize
a. % St-sp, double swing. one Sfrup.
80 - woven hose. the other horse hide
held together by & swivel.
Both IN nice We olIer the above razor an6
s1r,,p. put MP IN box. prepaid e.
box. yuur posto..gce. Tor only 81. - This
regular prsce 1T the razor is s. and
rG=-aGo she strop reiails for - GEMS. but
hy hgyiug in large quantities
prepaid. sre enabled 20 sen'i to our patron
iur just sbout half pr.ce. This
fcw only razor and Str0p was put MP Is
VeeEEg for - and has never been
$3.50. o1cred In this way before.
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Beside your bonds the plaques look slim,
And Pharaoh was not i'm the SWIM.
Unless your 'goldbug' fancie5 cease ;,
You'll find the land a spot or grease
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At the Paris exposition oC 1900 Dr. Prices
Baking Powder viii compete. And It win
take first prize
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TINE CONSTITUTION
The Weekly Constitutfon,

SOME OF OUR CLUB oFFEEl9.
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What helps the ambitious housewife?
Nothing so much ) Or. Prices Baking
Powder.
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Another Body Found.

London. February 1.-THE body OF 4 wo-
man who was was drowned by the sinking
Of the Elbe has been picked up and brought
ashore. but il has not been identified and
possiblv may not be. The body has one OF
the Elba's life belts attached to it, and
there is also fastened TO il a satchel con-
tanning a quantity of money.
.AIusic hath chaIms''-and so has the de-
Iiriaus food made with DR.. Prices Baking
Powder
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Sec the PRIZES we offer In addition
to the COMMISSIONS.
To thc agent sending in the biggest
E#t between uUw and the LIST OF


Here are fifty AGENTS who viii get prizes
Of from $ Ur to Ssl1.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Australia Wants the Fight.

New YORK, Oct. 11.-Melbourne,
Australia, enters the list as the
probable scene of the battle be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons.
A cable to the Police Gazette from
the Melbourne Evening News says
that reliable people there have
formed a syndicate and are pre-
pared to offer purse Of $40, 200,
allowing the contestants to re-
arrange date that suits their con-
venience. Information to this eff
feet has been wired to Dan Stuart,
VIM. A. Brady and Martin Julian.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
child,s Parents ENDURED After.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE police
have received from New Castle,
Pa, request for information re-
garding the parents of child be-
lieved to have been kidnapped sew
eral years ago and left in that city.
The child, girl ID years old, was
taken to New Castle three years
ago by w. III. Harwell, who
claimed to be an actor. He said
the girl was his daughter, but the
child was richly dressed and re-
fused to call Harwell her father.
Her clothing was marked s. S.
Windsor. Recently Harwell died
and investigation has led to the
belief that the little girl was stolen
from wealthy parents somewhere
in the west.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Harry Lyons Sentenced to Die

CHICAGO, Oct. Hilary, alias
Busch, Lyons was sentenced on
September 26 to be hanged today
for the murder of A. B. Mason, a
scenic artist. Mason was attacked
by robber, who stole his watch and
fractured his skull, on the night of
February s, 1895. Policemen who
saw the attack arrested Lyons and
Cornelius O'Brien on the spot.
Lyons had Mason's revolver in his
hand. He had struck Mason on
the head with the weapon, break
ing Mason's skull, it was said.
Mason died February Is. O'Brien
was sent to the penitentiary for
twenty years by the same jury
that fixed the punishment of
Lyons at death. Lyons who still
claims he is innocent, says he pre-
fers to be hanged than imprisoned
for life, but for the sake of his
family he would rather go to the
penitentiary. 81 will die like a
man if L must die upon the gal
lows" said he recently.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Cuban Celebration at Tampa.

TAMPA, Fla, Oct. 1.-THE Gu
bans held an immense celebration
last night, common Grating the
declaration of independence at
Yara in 1868. Fully 5000 people
were in attendance, one-third OF
whom were Americans. Many patri.
otto addresses were made. Congress-
man Sparkman sent letter Of re-
greet of which the following Is an
extract: "The cause Of liberty is
Away dear to American hearts
and their sympathies are ever
active for those struggling to Sc
cure its blessings. This is espe-
cially true with reference to our
neighboring island, and the efforts
of the people of the island to throw
off the yoke of foreign domino
ton strikes a responsive chord in
every American breast and should
receive, as it does, the sympsthies
of the liberty loving people OF the
world" The Cuban flag was fly
ing from the west Tampa City hall
ali day and the council met last
night and drafted a petition, to
president Cleveland, asking inter-
cession tor Cuba's recognition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Poisoned His Sisters Guests.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. IL. - Last
evening Henry Myer, boy II
years old, objected to his sister CIV
ing birthday party at their home,
and in order to discourage any fur
Their attempts in the same line,
mixed two ounces Of croton oil
with the coffee that was served to
the guests. AS result, twelve of
the young people who attended the
party are now in a serious condi-
ton, and fatal results are expected
from some of them. The lad was
arrested and charged with mixing
poisonous drinks with food, and Is
held awaiting the analysis of the
citizen chemist. Young Myer be-
came imbued with the idea from
reading the newspaper accounts OF
the use of croton oil during the
Homestead strike.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Canadian Railway Disaster.

; PETEsBoURGH, Ont, Oct. H.
The engine and baggage car of a
passenger train on the Grand juno
tion branch of the Grand Trunk
railway plunged into the Ontonabe
river near this town last night
through lock bridge, which had
carelessly been left open. The first
passenger coach, containing twelve
persons, stopped on the brink Of
the river, the forward part pro-
jecting over the abutmeni. The
engineer jumped from the cab and
escaped unframed, but the fire
man and baggagemaster and Mr..
Marks, a taveler of Toronto, were
carried down and very seriously
injured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
FRESHEST FROM TAYLOR.

TAYLOR, Tex, Oct. 1l.-Special--
Willis Clyde Stiles, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. NJ. Stiles, died from an
aggravated attack of typhoid fever
yesterday morning, and the re-
mains were inferred i'm the city
cemetery this morning.
The new Katy "fiyer," making
the run from Houston to st. Louis
in 80 hours, is hummer. No. 6,
north bound reaches Taylor at
:56 a. M, where Wagner
sleeper is attached coming from
San Antonio via the /. & G. n.
The south bound "flyer" reaches
here at 3:13 a. m.
With present prices prevailing
cotton is being marketed at a
lively rate and within the next
two weeks the bulk of the cotton
crop of this section will have been
sold.
Cotton is being brought to
Taylor from a distance of z miles
(or % niles north of Georgetown
and sold here at good figures.
AS per telegram wired from this
place yesterday, of prominent cot
ton buyers state the bureau report
ON present conditions would be be-
tween SO and GA is almost verified
by the bureau report issued
at a figure of 65 LILO which conclu-
sively proves that the cotton
purchasers of Taylor knew where
of they spoke. Taylor is the cot
ton center Of this section of Gen.
tral Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
SOUTH AFRICAN MINES.
Reported to Be of Fabulous Richness
and Inexhaustible.

NEW YORK, October 1l.-Levy
Mayer, a prominent attorney OF
Chicago, who has been in England
for the past four weeks, has re-
turned to New York and discussed
quite fully the present craze in
London for Kaffir mine specula-
ton. He corroborated the current
stories of the fabulous wealth made
in developing the mines in South
Africa, and declared that only a
beginning had been made uncover
ing the riches of these mines. He
believed that many of the COM
panies organized for the develop
ing the mining industry in South
Africa and West Australia were
founded on unproductive proper
ties and that a grand collapse
would ultimately follow the boom
which they were now enjoying,
but there were many mines OF
practically unlimited prospective
resources. Mr.. Mayer said he rep
resented prospective information
al committee whose shares are be-
ing subscribed for by London and
New York bankers. The purpose
of this company will be the pur-
chase and development OF South
African, Australian and American
mines which, when found profit
able, will be transferred to sub
sidiary companies, whose stock
will be listed and sold on the
American and London markets.
Mr.. Mayer said the Rothschilds
had sent experts to South Africa,
who estimated the so-called Rand
alone contained $3.50, 100000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Booming Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, Texas, Oct. H.
[Speciall-Mr. Thomas Hume, SUI
perintendent of the San Antonio
division, International andEGreat
Northern railway, is in receipt of
all his station agents comparative
statements of freight tonnage and
freight and passenger revenue for
the month of Semptember, 1896.
While all show a handsome in
crease Georgetown station shows
the largest. There were received
at this station 81 solid cars, con-
sisting of lumber, coal, flour, ba-
con, apples, machinery, nails, etc.
There were also received over
one million pounds, less than car
load shipments, of merchandise,
making 33 cars more at the capaci-
ty allowance of an ordinary house
car. OF course the freight revenue
increased in proportion, and the
passenger revenue increased cor
respondingly also.
What other inland town proper,
with no railroad facilities as feed
ers, can beat it?
Robert Garrett, the late presi-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, said that the freight de-
partment earned the money and
that the passenger department
spent it. Mr.. Hume says this is
not the case with the International
and Great Northern, as both
freight and passenger departments
yield handsome net earnings.
Mr.. Hume is a practical railroad
man of detailed experience, and re-
Gently, when it was proposed to
create the office of superintendent
over the entire International and
Great Northern system, Mr.. Hume's
name was prominently mentioned
for that position. However, it was
finally decided to promote the
trainmasters as division superin-
tendents; but the new Office may
yet be made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Racing Bulietin Orders.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ii. The
weekly racing bulletin OF Chair.
man Gideon, makes the following
orders: Seven-eighths and one
miles standing start, competition:
Glass B, records respectively. Time,
l minute, Al 2-5 and minute, 90 20
seconds by E. G. Bald, and 2 mile
competition, same class, A minutes,
IA seconds, by C. M. Murphy, have
been accepted by the board.
]. w. Brown, Ell Paso, Texas, is
appointed additional Handicapped
for Texas.
Sanctions granted: Ouschita
wheelmen, Hot Springs, Ark, Oct.
20, st. Louis Cycling club, st. Louis,
Oct. II.
Transfers to class B: Ed.
Vaughan, HotSprings, under clause
GA
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
She Buys Him Nov. 5th, 1895.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Several
announcements have been made as
to the date of the marriage of the
Duke of Marlborough and Miss
Consuela Vanderbilt, the latest be-
ing that it would not take place
until late in November. 1t is
now announced that an earlier
date has been selected, namely,
Tuesday, Nov. 5, at noon.
Mrs. w. H. Vanderbilt called at
the rectory of st. Thomas church
and the present arrangement was
then completed with the rector,
Rev. Wesley Brown. He will be
one of the officiating clergyman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Reporters Are Baffied

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE state
ment cabled from Madrid today to
the effect that the United States
goyernme has intimated to the
Spanish minister here that there
is need of prompt action on the
part of his government in putting
down the Cuban instruction, can
not be confirmed at the state de-
partment. The officials when ap-
preached, would neither confirm
nor deny the report, though their
manner would indicate disavowal
of its accuracy. 1t is believed quite
probable that representation may
have been made to Spain OF the
wisdom of aggressive and active
operations against the Cuban in
surgents, but it is thought the
United States government did
not make them, and IL made, they
came from Minister DeLome, and
were based on his personal view OF
the situation and on his observa-
tion of the trend of sentiment in
the United States and his knowl-
edge of the purpose Of the friends
of the insurgents to press their
causel vigorously soon after the
assembling of congress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
TaHying Tebau.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. IL
Each member Of the Cleveland base
ball club has received check for
$52S.S3, that being the individual
share of players from the Temple
games. The clubs share Of the re-
ceipts amounted to $3,453,2S, which
amouDt was divided between 10
players.
Capt. Tebau received the fol-
lowing fiattering telegram from
President Freedman OF the New
York club: "You have clearly
demonstrated that you are the
baseball general OF the season. The
pennant winners have simply won
thorough a f1uke. Am satisfied
yours is the team Of the year. Ac-
cept CONGRATULATIONS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-11
Immense Shipments of Ore.

IsHPEMING, Mich, Oct. IL
Twelve to fifteen thousand tons of
ore are being shipped daily from
Ishpeming mines. Nearly $4,000
tons OF ore have already gone for
ward by lake and rail this season.
The output Of Lake Superior ore
for 1895 will reach 100000 tons,
nearly 100000 tons in excess Of
the largest previous seasons pro-
duction. The shipments are ham,
pered by both lack OF ore cars and
lack of vessels.