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MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY.
Painting. which Are to Aaorn a New

Paintings Which Are to Adorn u New
York Court Room.
New oYri Tribune: The Municipal Art
Society of New York will begin next week
the decoration of the oyer and terminer
court room in the new criminal courts
building. The expense of the work, which
will be borne by the society, and made a
free gift to the city. will be 5000. The
room will be decorated by September l,
and the presentation to the city will be
made early in october. 1t was intended
that the presentation address should be
made by the late Richard NJ. Hunt. who.
at the time of his death, was president of
the Municipal Art society. TIL presenta-
ton Will probably be made by William A.
Coffin, the first vice president.
Mr.. Simmons middle panel, Justice. is
now nearly ready TO go up, ana the Other
panels. Fraternity. Liberty and Equality,
and tie Three Fates. are far advanced
toward completion. The central panel is
a serious, impressive and noble piece of
work. The handsome features of this
clear-eHed Justice of commanding pres
ence are not represented blind, as in old
tradition. The cloaked female figure, hold
ing the scales in one hand and in the
other a globe with the symbol of Christian
rule, in type and manner conveys an idea
Of dignity and control. With a drapery of
the stars and stripes, Justice stands before
closed bronze doors, set in an architrave
Of marble, and mysteriously suggestive Of
the power of the law. The arms of the
state and city are su~perimposed. Below
are two youths as pages. one bearing a
sword and the other doves. symbolizing
condemnation and acquittal, and watch
In the scales. The dimensions of the
central panels are sx1l feet each.
The right panel is a group of female fig
ures representing the Three Fates. The
thread of life is spun by Youth, a lovely
girl singing. 1t passes to Maturity, and
theme to Old Age, who cuts it. The left
panel is a group of three seated female
figures. symboliZing Fraternity, Liberty
and Equality.
Two half globes are held by Equality,
on whom Fraternity rests one hand, and
Will the other holds the rand of Liberty,
rejoicing over her broken chains.
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PYTHIANS IN A SAD WRECK
K. P. Excursion Train Ditched at
Pope's Ferry.
Two Killed and q Great Number Injure.
-hngine Leaves tho Track and
Cars Run Down an Eight
Foot Embnnkmcnt.

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 3l.-An excursion
train on the Southern railroad, consisting
of nine cars. filed with Macon Knights oil
PyIIiias and their friends, was wrecked al
Pope's Ferry, twelve miles from Macon
Friday. The engine left the track ant
four cars followed. The three first went
down an elnbankment of about eight feet
The cause of the accident cannot be de.
%terInined. Vice President Baldwin, CHIEF
Engineer Hudson and his assistants in
spected the track and could find nc rea'
Mr.. Baldwin said: 1.-The cause is entirely
beyond our understanding"
Dead.
]. A. Kennedy of Macon, instantly
killed; attempted to jump from the bag.
gaze car; was Il well known merchant Oh
Macon; aged SO years.
Mrs. c. W. Hancock, wife of Editor Han
cock OF Americus; was seated IN the
coach next to the baggage car died hall
an hour after the accident.
injured.
Frank Harrington, three ribs broken, in
may be fatally hurt.
Mrs. j. Il. Clancy, bad wound in the
head, shoulder dislocated and severe inter
nal injuries; her condition is very bad.
Fred Van Rrixon. a member of the Ma
con fire department, both legs hurt. inter
nal injuries in the chest.
VII q III IIohNIl,. SIlpllttl lSlp
Gated, severe cuts.
Mrs. Castellow, scalp wound and inter.
nal injuries.
Miss Mailan r. Hightower, Mrs. Castcl-
lows daughter, hurt in the head and inter.
nal injuries.
Miss Lillian Dumas, right leg broken, Sc.
we're cuts on the face.
Mrs. j. $. Drake, severc cut and severe
internal injuries in the chest.
Mrs. Julia C~ritenden, face and head bad.
ly cut. one rib broken
Miss Webb, leg broken.
sprained.
ken, shoulder dislocated. cuts on arms.
Giles Atkins, right cheek lacerated.
bruises on the had.
Miss Marie Lowrey. collar bone broken
II shoulder d~isiocated.
Mrs. Fred Abel, two bad cuts on tho
right arm and also thought TO be intern.
ally injured.
Mrs, Frank Thar, internally injured.
Mrs. lirannon. severely injured intern.
ally and several outward hurts.
spine, and is thought to be seriously hurt
y. NJ. Carson, seriously injured in the
spine. several bruises.
Mrs. l.. T.. l.. Cronin. hip broken.
DIR. S. NJ. Subcrs, rib broken.
Mrs, CIV. Hancock. who died from her
Subers.
j.. II. Hubbard, lSneocap fractured.
Misses Edith and Susie Schatzman were
bruised about the face and head. They
are daughters of Grand Chancellor w. II.
Schatzman. Knights of Pythias of Geor-
some bruises.
shoulder and left side bruised. @
Mrs. n. u. Sheridan, hurt OH the head,
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power.--Latest us. Govt Report
@!al11l! Ba;&Rg'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AmericNn Free Speech.

chicago Record.
1t is not strange that some of the ma
tions of Europe n n understand the
freedom of speech and action that be-
longs to American citizenship. Spain Is
Cuban refugees and their friends were
permitted to hold a public meeting in
New York In which sympathy was open
ly expressed for Cuba. the new flag Of
the island being displayed or the plat
form beside that of the United States.
1t does not appear that anything In vio-
lation of the neutrality of our govern
ment was done, or that the meeting was
more than similar gatherings sympa-
thiZing with home rule In Ireland or
Hebrew protection in Russia.
England understands better than
Spain What free speech in this
country. and the indignant protests that
Spanish papers are now making would
never be made by Great Britain in q
similar case. 1t may not be in good
taste for American citizens to meet pub
lic1y and a government with
which our own is at peace. blu so long
as no vert act is committed that vio-
lates the good faith of the government
there is nothing for which the govern
ment can be called to coun
So far the United States government
has maintained a strict neutrality in
Cuban affairs, as it was bound to do i'm
good faith. but when Spain asks the
government to stop Cuban sympathiz-
ers from talking or holding public meet
ings it asks the government to do some
thing it has no authority to do, and also
10 undertake as big u job as putting
down the insurrection in Cuba.
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CURED BY A COMEDIAN.
An Oregon Youth Afflicted With Mclan-
clO.in RclIrNe. lN tiMrry Brown.


Chicago, Aug. Si.-iniorrnuiiun has ieen
received from Portland, Ore. that Harry
Brown, the comic opera comedian, has
Just come Unexpectedly into Ii fortune I'M
der unusual circumstances. 1t seems that
some time ago, while filling an engage
ment in Cleveland. o., he was seen by a
young mar afflicted with m~elancholia. The
boy was the son of wealthy parents. When
edy sketches it proved too much for him,
ana he gave vent to prolonged laughter
for the first time in years. Under a liberal
cffer from the boys parents, Brown took
the young man in charge and cured him of
his malady. The comedian did not hear
of the matter again until notified lately
that he had been left a comfortable for
tune by the boys mother.
medians. He was in McEicker's stock COM
pany in 1872, and has always appeared in
comedy parts. His first hit was made as
Prince Lorenzo in The Mascot when it
was produced early in the sos. His last
appearance in Chicago was with sydney
Drew, three years ago. He Then scored
quite a hit in the part of an old uncle. He
was married to Amy Leslie" a number Of
years ago, but the two AVE not lived to-
gether for some time. He will spend the
coming winter in France, and will prob.
ably not be seen again on the stage.
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THE WRECKED BAWN MORE.
Metal in Cargo of Electric Cars MADE the
Commas Vary,

Marshtield, Ore, Aug. 31.-The British
steamer. Bawnnore, which ran ashore
Wednesday morning, has changed her po-
sitiom very little during the last twenty-
four hours. She lays broadside to the sea
with her head to the south and a heavy list
to starboard. Captain Woodsides' impress
sion is that the metal in the electric cars
which were loaded on the deck near the
pilot house caused u variation in the COM
pass which threw him off his course. After
reaching shore he sent a messenger to
Bandon with a telegram for San Fran
cisco to send assistance and when it ar
rives an effort will be made to get the yes
sci off. She has settled twelve or fourteen
feet in the sane and at high water the seas
roll over her. 1t is considered very doubt-
full that the vessel can be saved. but the
captain and crew will remain with her as
long as there is a chance of doing so.
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Marco Morrow in womankind.
For Serving Corn.

New York World: The latest corn dish
has much the effect of a long basket with
a handle. Inside the china basket are par
titions for each ear of corn. Before being
placed in the partition the separate ears
are wrapped in a dainty corn dolly, which
has one end turned over to show the ear
and also to display the design of corn en-
broidered on the dolly. The handle of the
basket is formed of an ear of corn showing
between the half open husk. Another use
full novelty when corn is to be served is
the individual silver crater. 1t is smaller
than a nutmeg crater and is used in place
of a knife when the corn is to be cut from
the cob at the table.
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HURT CHlNA'S FEELINGS.

The Celestial Government Wants British
Minister Recalled.
London, Aug. 31.-A dispatch to the
Globe from Shanghai says it is reported
that the Tsung Lii Yamen has instructed
the Chinese minister at London to pro-
cure the recall of Sir N, r. O'Connor,
British minister to China. This action
Is taken by the Chinese government, it
is alleged, owing to the menacing att
tude assumed by O'Connor in regard to
the inquiry into the Ku Cheng outrages.
Violent scenes are said to have taken
place during Minister O'Connor's visit
to the Tsung Lii Yamen in connection
with the inquiry.
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A Bail Room Balloon.

One of he newest decorations for a
ball or concert room is the flower bal
loon. covered with some pale colored
silk and having the flowers to CORE
spond with it. For instance, one of pale
pink will have Malmaison carnations or
La France roses: asparagus, fern and
smilaX are gracefully intertwined
among the blossoms and the base con-
sists of a basket filled with greenery
and tied round with ribbons. In mauve
silk and orchids, or in pale toned yell
low. with Gloire de Dion roses. the eff
feet is equally lovely. The electric light
in these balloons is of thirty-two candle
power and they are most effective when
used in a room which is not otherwise
illuminated.
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look at my prospects, is it wonderful ii I
ak like a desperate womans There is but
one encouraging circumstance that | can
see. This misplaced love of mine that
everybody condemns has, oddly enough, n
virtue that everybody must admire. 1t Of
fers u refuge to II woman who is alone in
the world.'
Mountjoy denied indignantly that she
was alone in the world.
rs there any protection that a man can
offer to a woman he asked, (which | am
not ready and eager to offer to your Oh,
Iris, what have Z lone 10 deserve that you
should speak of yourself as friendless in
my hearing:"
He had touched her at last. Their ten.
der charm showed itself once more in her
eyes aud in her smile. She rose and APP
prouched him.
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INTENDED FOR CUBANs.

Five Cases of Rifles and Ammunition
Seized.
New York, Aug.31.-The Herald's
special from Nassau, N. p, says: Five
cases Of rifles and fifty-eight cases and
five kegs of cartridges have been seized
here. 1t is believed that all were in.
tended for Cuban revolutionists. The
material was found Thursday bidder
In the bush in Washwoman's bay, anG
the Bahama channel, by the crew of the
Nassau vessel
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Splitting ShncLlcs Asundcr

BY merely fiexing the muscles Of his
arms is an easy task for Sandow, that
s~uperlatiVely strong man. You will
never be able to do this, but you may
acquire that degree of vigor. which pro
ceeds from complete digestion and
sound repose, If you will enter on a
course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
and persist In it. The Bitters will In
Nariably afford relief to the malarious,
rheumatic and neuralgia, and avert seri-
Gus kidney trouble.
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3 LINT LOVE
wlLkIE COLLINS.

"Come! you're improving; we shall make
the housekeeper was the next person i
spoke to about my daughter. Had she
seen anything strange in Miss Iris while ]
was away from homef There's IA dash of
malice in my housekceper's compositions;
don't object to a dash of mal;ceS When
the old woma is pleased she shows her
yellow fangs. She had something to tell
me: The servants have been talking, sir.
about Miss Iris Out with it, ma'alnl
what do they say?' They notice, sir, tina
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- go
iir Possibilities In Ice Cream.
New York Times.
y positive cult has been reached in
the service of ice cream. The caterers
stop at no apparent obstacle in turning
out appropriate designs. So cleverly Is
everything counterfeited in the frozen
sweet that it is often a wise man who
knows when he is eating his ice, A bag
of rice for a wedding party, the grains
falling out with defying perfection.
prompted recently a guests refusal of
his plate, and a confidence to his amused
neighbor that 'he was willing to throw
rice. but not to eat it raw"
A chatting dish was set before the lost
for the preparation of mushrooms saute
the other evening. At the moment when
they We're ready to be serve a trifling
accident occurred in the extinguishing
of the lamp. and the servant was told to
take the dish to the sideboard for ser
vice, where plates with small a of
toast We're in readiness. These plates
were handed around in a moment piled
with mushrooms, plump and appetizing,
that every guest would have sworn We're
prepared before their eyes. But they
We're not. as was soon discovered. They
were chocolate cream nodded In marvel
Gus imitation of the brown buttons, and
resting on genuine toast. the chatting
dish, of curse, having been a mere
blind.
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Ihr Women VIII tlsnn penrln

The Peoria, ILL.,. Woman's club has
completed the organization of a soci-
ETY., the chief object OF which is to as
sist the city health department in en-
forcing the laws pertaining TO SANTA
ton. 1t will be called the Woman's
Sanitary association. A chairman was
appointed for each ward of the city.
DR.. Emma j.. Lucas, health commissions
CT. was present at the meeting and made
an address. Mayor w. NJ. Allen sent
word that he was glad of the co-opera-
ton of the
Brooklyn Life: Mack-Was the girl Hig-
bee married considered a good match?
RobbinS-T imagine so. She fires up at
the least proYocation.
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Summing Hin, Up.

you don't mean to say the cashier
has gomez"
yes" replied the bank official.
"Dear mel! He has such a pleasing
appearance"
"Yes. And such a displeasiug disap-
pearance. - Washington Star.
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AS Summer Goes.
HH NNVIHFT VUVE.
Now ummer all her golden treasures

Now summer all her golden treasures
lays
Before us. smiling that her work is
done;
And as we take4the gift-lo, she Is gone!
Withdrawing from us with her harvest
days,
Nor stops to hear our gratitude and praise.
And when ! see her go, then / ontreat
That it may ba with me when l complete
The task life sets, and vanish in the haze.
So: let there be no p%arleying at the last.
But take the harvest, be it large or
small,
Assured. oh friend. that it is my great
all.
And let me join the summers of the past
AS peacefully as drops the harvest moon
Adown the sky lulled by the west winds
tune.
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Behind the Times.

From Fame.
When a merchant doesn't believe in
advertising he is lacking in one of the
leading tenets of the faith of business
success.
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DONALD KENNEDY, OF RoxBuRY, MASS,

Has discovered in one of our common
pasture weeds a remedy that cures every
kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula
down to a common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed exeeptlh two cases
(both thunder humor). Hehas now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
Of its value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston. Send postal card for book.
A benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle, and a perfect cure is war.
ranted when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected 1t causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them; the samc with the Liver or
Bowels. This Is caused by the ducts being
stopped, and always disappears In a week
atier taking it. Read the label.
If the stomach Is foul or bilious it will
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No change of diet ever necessary. Eat
tie best you can get, and enough Of it.
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bed
inc. Sold by all Druggists.
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IN THE COM

An Ant-Parneiiite Moves Issuance of u
Writ of Election for u Successor tc
Dynamite Daly,
London, Aug. S1.-ln the house OF
commons today Captain Donelan. anti.
Parnellite, member for Cork east
moved the issuance of a writ of election
for the city of Limerick for the u
pos of electing a member of the house
In the place of John DAILY, the dynamiter
who Is now serving a term in prison,
and whose election to parliament has
for that reason been Cancelled.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
tightly used. The many, who live bet
tef 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
the value to health of the pure LIQUID
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
III the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
And being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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a New Vegetable.
PhiladelDhia Ledger.

1 tillautiitlld iLeuSeI.
An overlooked vegetable, which you
get only at out of The way farm houses,
except your hostess is q very knowing
woman, is called by the homely name
of beet tops" When cooked like any
other greens they are good. but IL you
follow these directions they will be de-
lirious: Scald the leaves by dipping
them for an instant only in boiling
water. THE easiest way of doing this
quickly is to put the vegetables into a
wire basket With a plate or other fiat
article to keep them in place should the
basket not be full.) Then chop up the
tops" put into a saucepan about one
and II half nee of butter, set it over
the fire. and when it Is hot add a table
spoonful of flour to produce a good
Il throw in the beet tops, stir them,
so as to thoroughly incorporate the but
ter. then add gradually three quarters
of a pint of good hot gravy, stir this till
the moisture has beer absorbed and the
greens are smooth and of n proper con-
sistency; season with salt, pepper and a
pinch of grated nutmeg; let this simmer
over a fairly brisk fire for ten minutes
and serve,
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KEY TO THE MARBLE FAuN.
a Possible Explanation of What Haw-
thornC Meant.

"A Possible Explanation of What Haw-
thornc Meant.
The following key is said to have been
written by a member of Hawthorne's fam
ly, and, when read to the great %roinancer,
o have received his approval. Whether
his is the case or not. most readers of
The Marble Faun" will agree that the
Key fits remarkably well.
The four principal characters In the
story %personify the different elements
which we perceive in our strangely
nodded natures. The beautiful and cour-
iseons Miriam represents the Soul: her
udiciois and honorable friend, the sculp-
or Kenyon, is the Reason; the fair and
ovely Hilda admirably personifes the
Conscience and susiains throughout the
,urity and loftiness of character. Sympa-
HIKING and kind. tender and true, though
tisnitled and somewhat reserved, She
iweliS apart In the summit of a lofty
over, above the dust and miasma of the
Nty; and though she comes down and
walks the iltDy streets of Rome, ner
white robe is unsoiled, and she returns at
light to feed her companions, the white
doves (pure thoughts and desires) and to
keep the flame burning on the altar of
Prayer. Associated with Miriam and
lilda we. find a gay and thoughtless youth.
81 hiiItbif iIilt ant Careless tlhl lUeY
regard him as IA mere child in understands
ing. This Is Donatello, who represents the
Animal Nature. Kenyon woos Hilda with
an admiration bordering on reverence.
and Donateilo p~assionately loves Miriam,
though neither iinds his affection at first
fully reciprocated. After his crime Dona
tello is completely changed. Kenyon is
united TO Hilda; pure intellect and con
science in union. Miriam and Donatello
are married; the Soul grows into close
compact with its necessary tool, the body.
The monk who is killed because he haunts
Miriam, the Soul. is dark Temptation.
and thus meets his Just fate,
Taking the Marble Faun'' merely as a
story. says the New Highlander. there is
no doubt some cause for complaint about
its obscurity and its strange and unsatis-
factory conclusion. But we must remem-
Der that Hawthorne is no mere novelist:
many Of his stories are ~allegories, unfold
ing some ethereal fancy or important truth.
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Philadelphia Record: Some people,,
says the Wissahickon Wisacre, 'looks
on Inc clam contempshus; but even the
ciam a the v'rtoo of KNOWN when to
keep Its mouth sh,at.''
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zHeA
Beecham's pills are for bill
iousness, sick headache, dig.
ziness, dyspepsia, bad taste
in the mouth, heartburn, tor
pid liver, foul breath, sallow
skin, coated tongue, pimples.
loss of appetite, etc, when
caused by constipation; and
constipation is the most fire.
quent cause of all Of them.
One of the most important things for
everybody to learn is that constipation
causes more than half the sickness in the
world, especially of women; and itcan ell
be prevented. Go by the book free at your
druggists, or write B.F. AllcuCo., 3o5Canal
St., New York. Pills, Toe and 25S a box.
Annual sales more than 6. oo. 900 boxes.