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The morning times., 1896-12-16

Yesterday was busy day at Prof Nun
y0n Institution From in the morning
until O'Clock at night the rooms were
crowded with propie anxious TO meet Prof.
MBHyon and inspect his newly equipped
Institution. -Four dOctSFs were ousy all
day diagnosing and advising people what
TO DO and What to take to get well.
While The doctors Giid their best TO wait
upon ALL they found the crowd too great
so that the professor was Obliged 10 teIe-
graph to Philadelphia for more ph ysiciaBs-
They Will be on ha nd prepared 10 meet
any emergency this morning. The pro-
ressOr stated that additional rooms have
been secured, and with the extra staff OF
doctors no patient need go away without
The fullest. attention having been given
20 ms or her case.
Prof. Munyon's wonderful Y Raw ma
chine Is in active service
The morning times., 1896-12-16
cures Paralysis. stuff Joints, Neu-
raIgIa. Nervous DISe aSes ana
All MuscHIar Pains

These remedies can be had or all drug
glSts. Remember, A separate cure for
each disease.
Munyon's Rheumatic cure seldom fails
10 reiIeve IN one 10 three hours, and cures
IN rev days. Price - cents.
Munyon dyspepsia Cure positively cures
ali forms OF indigestion and stomach
trouble. Price % cents
Munyon's Gold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up a cold IN FEW hours
Price 70 cents.
Munyon' Cough Cure stops coughs. night
Swestts, aHays Soreness, and speedily heals
the lungs. Price. 70 cents.
Munyon's kidney Cure speedily cures
pains IN the back, Ioins, or grOins, ana all
forms OF kidney disease PTice, 25 cents.
MGHyOn' : Headache Care stops headache
in three minutes Price, % cents, trial
SIZE, IOc.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms OF piles. Price. 20 cents.
Munyon's 5 Blood Cure eradicates all inn
paHtieS of the UIOOd. Price, 20 cents
Munyon's Female Remedies are boon
70 all women.
Munyon's $ CatdrTh Remedies never fail-
The CaLarrh CuFe-price. 20c.-eFagilcate
the disease from the system, and the
Catarh Tablets-price, 25c.-cleanSe and
heal the parts
The morning times., 1896-12-16
What He OxerInnbed.

1t was evident that something preyed
upon his mind. and, as he WAS ust ally
light hearted, they all wondered wnat
it could be.
AN oversight" he said by way of ex-
planation when asked about it. per
haps not serious one,'' he added, but
still enough to trouble me considerably
l theegiltIessly let it slip on Thanksgiving
Day"
Let what slip?''
Why. the 5lanks that must be due from
every sensible person in view OF the fact
that there went be any particularly large
assortment of bicycle advertisements to
worry us with their conflicting claims
for a matter of three or four months
just think what a long rest that is''-
Chicago Evening Post
The morning times., 1896-12-16
SPAIN AND THE BOY KING.
william f.. Curtis Describes His
Travels in the Old Emnire

The ever-interesting AIhambra was elo-
quenty described and exquIsitely pictured
last night at National Rifles Armory hall
by Mr.. william E. Curtis in his lecture on
spain, the Boy King and His Subjects"
The travels of Mr.. Curtis in Europe are
already newspaper history and the mere
announcement of his lecture was sufficient
to draw a good audience to listen to it
on the most incleEnent night OF the season.
The stereopticon views presented by Mr..
Curtis were rare reproductions of the vie WIS
of Europe's charms, and the audience took
a tour through the now primitive regions
where Moorish culture once surpassed the
world
The morning times., 1896-12-16
WHO HELD UP TICHENOR.
He says Three oaen, But the Police
DO Not Believe Him.

He says InEee 34en, But tne folice
DO Not Believe Him.
Clarendon L. Tichenor, an electrician,
living at No. 914 B street southwest, re-
ported to the police last night that ne had
been held UP a nd robbedin the Smithsonian
grounds. The man, who was considerably
under the influence of liquor, said that
three men spra ng gpoRhim as he was going
home and Knocked him down.
He said that they took his gold watch.
oyercoat. hat, and S15tn cash. The police
take but little stock in tue story. Patrol
men SteRhOuse and Herndon, who inveSti-
gated the case, discovered that TichenOr
visited a half dozen saloons along the south
side OF the avenue during the evening.
The officers also state that this is the
third or fourth time within year that
Tichenor has made a similar report under
the same circumstances.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

sHHERE are two other members of the
present House W ho will not be in the
next, who are talked of for Com
missioner OF Pensions. These are
Dr.N. F. Thomas of Allegan, Mich. and
Major Pickler of South Dakota. They hold
the first and second places on the Invalid
Pensions Committee. and are both popular
with the veterans of the country
Major Pickler voluntarily gave up
renonliration. because he expected to be
elected to the Senate to succeed Mr. yle
His plans misearried only because the
Popuiists have the legislature.
Dr. Thomas failed OF denomination 1t
is said he has promises Of support sufficient
10 give him the place in the Pension Office
if G en- Curtis is not named
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Votes Credited to Yost

Richmond, Va, Dec. 15.-The amended
election abstract OF Buckingham county in
the Ycst- Flood case reached the city teday
1t corrects the er1 or made in the first
abstract, and credits TO j. ost the ,272
votes cast for him in that County for Con-
Sress and returned to the credit of Jacob
Yost. The toard Of State election can
the absence OF the attorney general ad-
journed over until tomorrow
The morning times., 1896-12-16
SAVED FROM THE GALLONS.
Governor Bushnell Comnutes Death
Sentence to Life Imprisonment.

Columbus. Ohio, Dec. i5.-Gov. Bushnell
this evening commuted the sentence OF
DEATH which was to have been executed
upon Frank Tierney tomorrow night, to
imprisonment for life.
Tierney shot Frank Iupman, near Hu uren,
on the morning Of May %. 1885. They
W ere beating their way East on Lake
Shore train with n number OF other trampS
eraa shots were fired and Hupnsan Ieaped
from the car mgrtally wounded.
The other tramps testified against
Tieruey, 1ul the facG that tue bah taken
from Hupman's body did not fit Tierney's
revolver put an element OF doubt in 10
otherwise clear case.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Insane Mans Fatal Lean

Dunkirk, n. Y. Dec. 15.-E, A. Hart,
an Insane patient, who was being taken
from Northeast Pennsylvania to the State
Hospitalin Buffalo, jumped from rapidly
moving passenger train between Dunkirk
and Silver Creek this afternoon and was
instantly killed. The car was very warm
and someone opened the door when quick
as a flash Hart sprang from his attendants
and dashed from the train.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
LIGHT AND
AIR IN
SCHOOLS.

tanned an the oth0 schools by the primitive
means of opening the windows. The worst
of it is that the charge almost absolutely
being very few. Washington does not
stand alone in this respect. Other cities
there are in which the same condition
obtains in public school buildings. The
remarkable feature about it is that the
same blunder S continued TO be made in
new school buildings. With the knowi-
edge extant upon this subject the derelict-
ness of those who have the deciding voice
in the awarding OF a contract for the
erection OF a schoolhouse is inexcusable.
1t is as important to have fresh air as
To have fresh water and proper plumbing.
The essay above referred TO did not
touch upon the topic OF lighting the school
rooms. In this respect the Indictment
can be as sharply drawn as in the matter
OF ventilation. Ask any competent oculist
what is the reason that SO many children,
after they have attended school for two
or three four years, bcen to complain
about headaches, weakness OF eyes, de-
ficient powers OF vision, and have to re-
sort TO theeuse Of spectacles, and he viii
answer that these conditions are caused
by lack of proper ventilation and by the
improper arrangement OF letting in the
light upon the pupils. In some school
rooms the light glares right into the eyes
OF the children, and they sit there blink
ing and winking; in Others it reaches their
desks from their rear, and thus they are
in sem-obscurity; or Il falls upon them
from the right side, in which case there
is an unpleasant shadow, especially when
they are writing The best light, indeed
the only proper light, comes from the left
side. From that direction it does not strain
the vision nor confuse it, but permits the
child the full use OF his eye without ex-
posing it to unnecessary and hurtful ex-
ertion.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Colors for the marblehead.

Marblehead. Mass, Dec, 15.-Messrs.
Henry G.. Sparhawk and Benjamin F.
Martin, second, Of the board of selectmen,
Town Clerk Stephen c. FELTON,, Herbert r.
Glass and several other citizens left today
for New York tv present the set OF coiers
purchased by the town tothe United States
cruiser Marbiehead, which is at the Ere Ok
lyn navy yard making preparations for an
extended crujse.,,
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Drowned Herself and Child.

Holiday ysburg, Pa, Dec. 15--The body
OF Mrs. Josephine Martin, OF Roger, this
county, who disappeared on Sunday hight
last, was found yesterday in Hoover' dam
Mrs. Martin had not only drowned herself,
but had also taken her two year old daugh-
ter with her, and both We're found at the
bottom of tie dam She was the mother
OF sixteen children. She had been de-
merted for some time
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Georgia Judpes Denounced

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. Ex-senator Yancey
Carter charged Oh the floor of the senate
today that Judge Seatorn Reese and Judge
Joel Sweat were the officials referred to
in his speech two weeks ago when he de-
clared that there were judges on the bench
worse than the convicted men whom they
sentenced to the penitentiary. The senate
had called on him TO give names and he
cited the two mentioneS. There will prob
ably be an investigation.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

A postal card will bring one of Mum
yon,s specialists 10 the bedside
of any sufferer. The physician
Will write you a prescription
for the remedies you need, which
can be obtained from any drug
gist, mostly for 25 cents a vial.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
-s s--
Victory for Platt Faction

New York, Dec. 15.-Delegates to the
new Republican county convention were
chosen in all the assembly districts in
this city tonight. As was anticipated, the
Piatt machine gained a signal victory.
In several districts the factional disputes
were bitter and The meetings prolonged to
late hour.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

General orders No. l issued by the in
augural parade committee request that all
those sending gratuitous advice to the
executive committee form in separate bat
TALON, march directly TO and on Long
Bridge and drop into the river
The morning times., 1896-12-16

The Times has a regular anu
permanent Family Circulation much
greater than any other paper, morn
ing or evening. published in WASH
fngton. AS a News and Advertising
Medium &c has no competitor.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Hichwayneu Secured SIoo

Brooklyn. n. Z, Dec. 15.-High waymen
10 Flatbush tonight held up Edward Hood,
q driver for the New York Biscuit Com
pany, and after soaring him by firing two
shots at him from q revolver, made him
hand over 500. The men escaped.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

II HE experiment made by the Commits
sioners on Pennsylvania avenue with
receptaclcs for waste paper and other
refuse has proved eminenty successful
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Twelve Hours Ago.

Ifyou miss any news IN the morning
edition look ia the list below. Wha1
you're looking foT WAS probably
printed iR yesterday evening" edition,
and ar The Times never repeats
you'll hnve 20 tnke both editions TO
get all The news as quick as 1t hap
penB.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

1t occurs to us that the Nansenettes are
probably wondering If Santa Claus is going
10 return DIR. Nansen's recent call.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Preparing for the worst.

Wy, Hans, how It vos dot you again yos
so mooch getrun ken?
1T like dis is. vas heard dot tlere vus
some talk like dey yos going to increase
dot beer tax soon get. So git me pooty
full vile dere is yet blenty time" ."-Cl.ve-
land Plain Dealer.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Archbishop Fabre very Low.

Montreal, Dec. 16.-At 1 O'Clock this
morning Archbishop Fabre's condition was
unchanged. Archbishop Langevin of Mani
toba is expected 10 arrive here tomorrow
The morning times., 1896-12-16
III CALLS MADE YESTERDAY
S52 PreScrlp ions Written for
the Sick During the
Past Two Days.
NO CHARGE WHATSOEVER
The 0fiee 0Vertaxed- More Rooms
Seeured-Si1 Extra Physicians
Engaged, and Every Facility
Ready to Meet All
Demands.

The public TO receive the best
medical attention from the moss
skilled PHYSICIANS either at the
office, 623 Thirteenth street
northwest, or at their homes
without a penny to pay.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

The Spanish officers who engineered
Maceo's death learned military tactics at
bull fights, where they first safely cage
and then brayely murder.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

Senior De Lome might make arrange
rnents to have senatf Morgan's throat
treated with anti war tocsin
The morning times., 1896-12-16
AR BARRETT, of Massachusetts,
NJ few days ago offered bill in the
House making it necessary that
1 Cabinet officers be members of Con-

gress
Later he met a friend who has paid
more attention 10 the provisions of the
Constitution. The older member called his
attention 10 the fact that his bill was in
conflict with one of the provisions of the
Constitution which says no Cabinet Of
ficer may be member If either house.
1t was suggested that if he was in earnest
about the matter he could introduce an
amendment to the Constitution. This must
receive the approval OF two-thiids OF the
States.
Mr.. Barrett. 1t is understc od, is seonsitler-
ing whether he shall undertake securing
such departure from the cust ON of his
forefathers.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

With the present issue The Times passes
under the controlof Mr. Stiison Hutchins
AT a considerable expenditure OF money,
and by dint of extraordinary energy and
enterprise, Mr.. Charles G Conn has made.
in comparatively short time, a place
for the paper and succeeded in building
up very large circulation and a re-
inunerative advertising patronage. 1t viii
be the endeavor of the present proprietor
To make The Times worthy OF its place and
regardful of all its responsibilities.
Hon John H. oberly has been placed in
charge of the affairs OF the company, and
in editorial management OF the paper; as
soon as he shall have made certain bus-
ness arrangements elsewhere he will enter
upon the discharge of his duties.
AT THE recent meeting of the Civic
Center paper was read in which
the very serious charge of deficient ven
tilation was brought against the public
The morning times., 1896-12-16

There is a aperceptible
diminution of litter
which goes 10 show
that a majority OF
the people viii take
the trouble to deposit
itin such boxes if the
The morning times., 1896-12-16

EN. n. NJ CURTIS of New York ac-
II corfliRg te gossip. is tteieat4ing can
tiidate for Commissioner Of Pensions
under the new administration He
has a war record 10 beproed of, being
known throughout the country as the hero
of Fort Fisher, where he lost an eye. He
failed of denomination this year and viii
retire from public life, unless provided for
by Major Mckinley.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

Slate writers are stin entertaining tie
public with portfolio mind reading, but
there's only one magician who can do
Tie Cabinet trick, and he lives at Canton.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

THE House press gallery was yester-
day treated to a generous supply of
oysters from Mr.. Harry Libby This
has been a yearly compliment from
Mr. Libby fer al out fifteen Years
The morning times., 1896-12-16

LINED Up BEFORE JUSTICE
hendig and Cole Have a Hard Lot O
kags TO Deal With
The morning times., 1896-12-16

sPDILS OF THE CRIMINALS
Police VIII Auction Them Off TO the
HigheSI Bidder
The morning times., 1896-12-16
Bear these facts in mind

BeslI IIltSe IdCIS IN UllIU-
Office is open all day.
No money is received for examina-
tiOn, no money Is received for adj
vice, no money Is received for
medical attention either at tho
office or at your home.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

UNDERTAKEN IN TROUBLE
Two Warrants Have Been Issued 70
James Ii. MinSlOw
The morning times., 1896-12-16

ADVICE ON THE INAUGURAL
Letters and Bundles POurln atCOinIn lttce
Headquarters
The morning times., 1896-12-16
CLOAKRgOM AND GALLERY.

COURTESY In the senate is sometimes
very much strained TINS was inc
case the ether day, when senator
Allen of Nebraska paid his respects
10 Senator Hoar's State IN the loi-
lowing words:.-
1T cannot truthfuIly be said OF Nebraska
that she Joined. IN crazy ana disiioh-
orabIe Crusade to enforce the. provisioIls
of brutal fugitive slave law Her people
have never been guilty of noeblhg one.of
their own citiysris for no greater ofiense
than raising his voice against oppression
and wrong The stiffness of her attIios-
phere has not been broken py the ap-
peals for assistance Of cringing men ana
defenseIess women and children, guilty.
of no offense hut fleeing to her soil Tor
freedom, only. te. be captured ana paced
in chains by berl citizens and returned TO
seryitude for a reward.
Whatever may be said OF Nebraska, sle
has not been guilty OF any OF these crl.h Is
against the laws of God and civilization
She has never dishonored her foreihost cat
izen, when living, for rXtoliing the Cause
OF liberty, and placed wrcatils on ms graFe'
when dead, because he had been the
friend of liberty
Senator Hoar was conveniently absent
from the Senate while thus attack Was
being made.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

GIVEN IN HONOR OF AN TNTERNA-
TIpNAL WOMAN
Miss Agnes Slack VIII Be rendered a
Reception Tonight.
The morning times., 1896-12-16
he brotts + Of the PresAdept-eleet. Mr.

TIE DTOlIFI UI tIIt iIt7NICt5It-t1tIIr WI.
Abner Mckinley, was in the city
yesterday and visited the Capitol.
He was center of attraction where
ever he went. He was in seofiIpa ny
of Representatives William Alden Smith OF
Michigan q gaudpart OF the time and was
Mr.. Smiths guest during his stay in the
city. This was n return of courtesy. as
Mr. Smith had recently been a guest at
Mr. MCkinleys home.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

MRS. THOMAS WAS A SLAVE
Lie History Of the A sed Woman Burned
TO Death Yesterday.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

An HE same young gentleman had an
experience few years before this,
which he expects 10 go through
again. He acted as escort to two
beautiful Philadelphia girls, and
took them to the Hsuse to point out
some of the celebrities.
THAT is MI. RanIsiF. or Philadelphia,
he said, pointing toSa tail. srnooth-faced
gentleman.
That saiesofic OF the young
ladies. II never heard or him
And that S Mr. Scott Of Erie" he
added httF Eser, as that gentleman
walked up ttft aiAe. =:
Ere, Pa? atseried the second young
lady. IA,
Yes s,t
why. that can't be. Each state can
only have one Repre- sentative
The young gentleman is seasoned, now ,
and expects to te8r such shocks with more
composure iIl tRe future.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

The common council viii stand IL Demo
Gratis to ga Republicans. The city has
voted for license, but the ajority cannot
be ascertained. JohnF Duane, Dem, is
elected street commissioner over Benjamin
II. Cram, Rep, by a small majority.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

POUR ROADS BY ONE PLANT
Electricity 10 Operate Railways Run
ming in Different Directions.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

ROSE TINTS RULED ATA DEBUTANTE
TEA
Mrs. Anderson's Charming Function in
Her Daughters Homer
The morning times., 1896-12-16

Boston, Mass, Dec. 15. In the city cleo
ton today the Republicans gained one
alderman over last year
Newburyport, Mass, Dec. 15.-In the city
election here today Mayor Curtis, Inde
pendent Citizen, was reelected without OBJ
position The ma jority OF the city govern
meIlt melrbers were also nominated upon
the same ticket The license vote was:
Yes, 1872; no, 1,057.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

URGING ACTION FOR CUBA-
House Resolution TO Direct the Presi-
dent > course.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

North Adams, Mass, Dec. I5.-Mayor A
c. Houghton was reelected by a consid-
erably increased vote without opposition.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

POINT OUT LAWS DEFECTS
Commissioners Report Upon the old
BOARD Rates" Act
The morning times., 1896-12-16
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FUSION WINS IN LYNN.
Results OF Town Elections Held
Throughout Massachusetts.

IhrOughout MassachuSettS.
Lynn, Mass, Dec. 15.-The workingmen
OF Lynn effected a / olitical overturn today
10y elecung the Demccratic-C Citizens Re
form-Pe eopIe's party fusion mayoralty can
didatP, W. L. Ramsdell, over the Rapub-
lican nominee, Charles II Baker, ex-State'
senator. The yote for mayor: w l. Rams
dell, fusion, 5,S53; c. H. Baker, Rep,
3,9l3; jeremiah Reardon, Socialist, 124
The no license majority last year was
overturned heavily, the city going for
license: Yeas, 6,196; no, 1921, ma
jority OF 2 215. 1ne Republicans elect eight
OF the nine aldermen or the school COM
nlittee one l. Republican, two Republican,
Democrat, and one Democrat Womanyoters.
The common council stands four DEMO
Gratis and twenty-une Republicans.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

LIQUOR IL THE CAPITOL
Blll 10 Exclude 1t Goes to Committee or
Rules
The morning times., 1896-12-16

ENLISTING TO FIGHT SPAIN
Americans All over the Country Ar
Starting fUr Cuba.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

PINGREE A LA JEFFERSON
He DiScourages All inaugural Cere
mOny al Lansing.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

CLEVELAND Is COMMANDED
A0rsan's Resolution Calls on Him 70
Cuban Papers.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

MONEY FOR THE LIBRARY
Principal Local Item ia Legislative APP
preparation Hill.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

iZen, WHEN living, Tor cAtoiiHB tift Sdhs0
OF liberty, and placed wreatiis on ms gfaTe'
when dead, because he had been uie
friend of liberty
Senator Hoar was conveniently absent
from the Senate while thus attack was
being made.
A LADY and gentleman, evidently bus
~ hand and wife, visited the Senate
the ether afternoon. They have
passed IL good many years together,
for their hair was gray. They have
been successful in the struggle Tor exist
ence, for they were handsomely dressed.
. The ", alproaehed tue entrance TO the
ladies' gallery and stopped. one or ttie
doorkeepers told them to go ahead Ihe
lady pushed the door open. One hook set.
tied the matter. She stepped back and
handed her pocketbook to her husband.
He placed i | in his pocket away down, ana
then biIttQned the pocket flap. Wien tbiS
was done they were ready 10 enter.
1t would not be safe to say who had the
floor when all this occurred
> HE sergeant at arms office of the
Senate has a hard time of it always
but especially after new President
comes in. They are preparing
now for siege after the 4th OF
March.
Shortly after Mfr. Cleveland's second
inauguration, handsomely ufcsScn iady
sent her card in to Col Bright One or
the clerks answered the card and found
the wife of one OF the prominent members
of the administration. She wanted To see
the Capitol and some OF the dignitarles, SO
the clerk volunteered his services.
He guided the lady and the friend who
accompanied her around and they enjoyed
themselves immensely. After While
the lady said SHE found great deal Of
ignora nee among the employees or the
Senate.
why, do you know, the elevator man
had never heard OF my husbande"
a few minutes after the party entered
the Supreme Court. The adnlnistra Jon
lady, whose husbands an attorney, looked
around the courtroom eurtousy, and then
whispered TO the young clerk:
Mr.. -, who is Chief Justice, now?''
AH HE same young gentleman had an
experience a few years before this,
which he eYDpCts To go through
The morning times., 1896-12-16

LODGE IMMIGRATION BILL
Ii Will Most Likely Pass the Senat
Wednesday Afternoon.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

FLAG MUST PROTECT HER
Lauradas : owners Insist That She Go
10 Valencia.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

OLEO LAW AGAIN TESTED
Washington Firm Of Dealers Made tho
Defendants.
The morning times., 1896-12-16

school buildings of
the District. II was
insisted with great
directness, that only
the high school has q
system of ventilation.
fresh air being OBJ.