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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-04
aCI AND DYSPEPSIA CURED.

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cures all orm Of Indigestion and stomach
trouble 50 b as rising of food distress af-
ter eatind shortness of breath and all af-
fect!ons a the heart caused by indig eston,
wind on ne stomach. bad taste, offensive
breath Il - OF appetite faintness or weak
ness Of ae stomach. headache from indi-
gest!on, III soreness OF the stomach. coated
tongue / eartburn. shooting pains in the
stomach III constipation, dizziness. faintness
and lackE OF energy.
Munyo1 = Nerve Cure cures all the symp-
toms of + nervous exhaustion. such de-
pressed { nlrits. failure of memory, restless
and sse l. ,less nights. pains IN the head
and d,zz ness II cures general debility.
stimulat and strengthens the nerves and
tones uu| the whole body. Price, % cents
MunyoV as Kidney Cure cures pains IN the
back lo 4 IS or groin from kidney disease,
dropsy n the feet and limbs. frequent de-
sire TO d ass water. dark-colored and tur-
bid urin4 sediment in the urine and dia-
betes. n rice. % cents.
CATAREH CURED.
Catarr1 positively cured-Are YOU wait
ing to 81 end 20 cents for cure that posi-
lively Gu res catarrh by removing the cause
OF the sease2 II so. ask your druggist
for a % ,ent bottle Of Catarrh Cure and
27-cent Il 1ttle OF Catarrh Tablets. The ca
tarrh en- 9 viii eradicate the disease from
the syst( N. and the tablets VIII cleanse
and heAU rne dUllcfeu parts ana restore
them 10 II natural and healthful condition.
MunyoH 3 LIVER Cure corrects headacne,
bliousne& l. jaundlce. constipation and all
liver dlse4 ases
Muuyod s Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and brea& Is NJ a cold IN a few hours.
Munyo = Cough Cure stops cough, night
sseats. lay soreness and speedily heals
the lung
Munyod e Female Remedies are a boon
10 all wo men.
MunyoE Headachs Cure stops head
ache IN rec minutes.
Munyoz Pile Ointment positively cures
all formsE u piles.
AIuayon& Asthma Cure and Herbs ar.
Guaranteed 20 relieve asthma in three min
utes and ere in five days. Price. 50 cents
each.
Nunvony Blood Cure eradicates all TN
purities 4 IN the blood.
AFunyouI Nltalzer !mparts new life. re-
stores lo1x powers to weak and debilitatcd
men. Pr e. s..
Afunyon& Homeopathic Remedy Com
many. I5tE Arch street, Philadelphia Pa,
puts Up 81 ee.flcs for nearly every disease,
mostly foN : cents a bottle
soLG ID BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
ON TRAIL OF THE ROBBERS
Kenny Brothers Suspected of the
Falls Church Outrage.
Orders Issued for Their Arrest-Have
an Aunt in This City-Brown's
Store Completely Wrecked.

A number of citizens of Falls Church
have converted themselves into amateur
sleuths and are actively assisting the sttr-
riff and his deputies n running down the
desperate burglars who demolished the i'll
terror of j W. Browns store with dyna-
mite, as fully described in The Even ing
Times yesterday.
Suspicion now points strongly to the
Kenny brothers. Nathan and Daniel,
eighteen aud twenty years of age Dr.
L W. Watkins. WHO iIves about one mile
from Falls Church. Oh the Fairfax road,
III the direction OF Fairfax Court House.
states that his colored servant girl saw
the Kenny boys in the vicinity OF the doc
tors resitenct about O'Clock on the night
of the robbery.
They were going III tie direction OF Fails
Church. The girl fully recognized them. as
they had been at Dr. Watkins house befotc
they were sent to Jail, begging for some
thing to eat.
TIE kennys have an aunt in this city
who lives ON Sixth street, and last night
the Washington detectives wer,. instructed
to arrest them. They visited the aunt's
house, but found the men had not teen
there. The Virginia authorities have re
questcd Major Moore To- have the kennys
on sight, and orders to that ef-
feet have been issued.
Mr. Taylor, ar aged man, who lives ne xy
door to the Baptist church 1T FAILS Church.
sl W three men in close and whispered con
versation behind 40 evergreen hedge In h..
church yard on the aiEhi u the outrage. I;
was very dark, and Mr. Taylor could not
recognize them
After daylight yesterday morning a
twcIve-year-o.d boy found a 3.-caiiber
pistol cartridge In the church yard. near
where the men had been seen the night
before
Several citizens rsade a search for tlN
bullet which was fired At Young wesbury
10y one Of tie burglars az ne EiUud at the
second window - lis residence and
the fleeing men % halt The
bullet struck the wesbUry residence within
three feet u where the young man stood,
and CLAM ing, crossed the street and lodged
IN the 'front.' of thc ieveiry store II was
dug out and found to tc a 2s-oaliber, cor
responding with the cartridge found in the
church yard
After the excitement attending the ex-
plos!Gn had partially Died away Mr. Brown
and Others made thorough examination Of
the premises, and estimated the damage
done by the edynamiteeXpiosiOn They found
that the shock had wrecked the building
from cellar to varret. As there was great
danger or the structure colldpsipg, a force
OF carpenters was put to work at once.
The total damage to fixtures, stock and
building is placed at 81 500.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
SMITH GOING In HIDING
New jersey Senator Neither Loyal
Nor Ap0State.
Can't Indorse Chicago Platform. VIII
Hopes Democrats May Win.

Long Branch, n. J., Sept. 1S.-United
States Senator James Smith, Jr.. gave out
today the following statement regarding the
Chicago platform ard ticket:
The Hires uIon winch tie present rolit-
ical campaign is being conducted and the
interpretation or the Chica go platform by
the New jersey Democratic convention
held to select electors, are In opposition TO
the views which expressed when called
upon to speak on the financial question in
the Senate.
My desire. has been to find way
to harnouize those views with the plat
form declaration and to barmonize my
individual opinion with the expression of
party councils. With these objects in
mind / have given the question at issue
careful consideration The result is /
lind my mimi adbering to the course i
took in the Senate as the only one CON
sistent with n sound financial policy
''This conclusion, being liked, Ii neces-
sarily follows that should not participate
i'll The direction OF the cafhpaien as IA mem
ber OF either the national or the State coal.
it.ittee. Justice to the candidates demands
that their cause De in the hands OF thos.
who are without doubt as TO the corfect-
ness OF the policy proposed by every plank
iE he platform.
Il have therefore decided to resign from
any leading position in the political mar
aeement OF the campaign. In doing this
am governed by sense of propr.ety and
not by any inclination to set up my personal
views as against the expressed policy of
my party.
But as a Democrat, oh bedient to party
usage, must and DO how TO the will OF the
majority, and uniesitatingly express my
belief that the people may safely trust
a Democratic President and Congress for
whatever Legislation may prove necessary
for the W elrare of the country
JAMES SMITH JR''
The evening times., 1896-09-18
THIEF IN SALVATION CAMP.
COlored Boy stole Money and a Dia-
mond Ring

a thief has invaded tile Salvation Army
headquarters on Pennsylvania avenue, near
The Times building, and now the sisters
and brethren OF that earnest organization
are looking for the culprlL.
Several weeks ago the Officers of the
q army werc relieved ofa sum Of n. oney and
2 valuable diamond ring, which was stolen
from their roonis at the barracks
The identity of the thief rerna ine,i a mys-
terry until suspicion pointed TO n c,iored
boy, known as Robrt. who acted as tanitor
of the hall. As Robert disappeared soon
after the robbery the suspicion received
strength
Last wednesday evening Il. hoy called
at the barracks aud was interrt,yated BY
several members of the armr as to tn,
theft. He final confessed that h imseif and
a white hoy were tie thieves They had
he said, forced an entrance into the han
through window in the rear of the build
ing.
TIE Youthful burglars then proceeded TO
pick the locks OF the doors leading to the
officers quarters on the floor above.
Here. Robert says, they discovered about
$50 in notes and silver. but they only stole
So. which was in Capt worthingtou's 5
purse lying on her bureau, and the dia-
nond ring
After Roberts confession, Capt worthing-
ton forgsve him FOR his misconduct, pro-
vided he would return the valuable ring
This The boy promised to do, but he has
not been seen or heard Of since.
The same boy was given a $2Obill by the
former Salvation Army officers here to
20 to nearby store and get some articles
He disa ppeared with the money and did not
show up again until the officers had been
ira nsferred to another corps, the theft
never having been reported.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
CRIME OF 1878" AGAIN
(Continued from First Page.)

been thus disclosed by Mr.. Potter, the IL cas-
ure was appa rently abandoned, but ON the
2Ith OF Nay following, after il had STUN
bercd nearly four months, MIR Hooper
again called ii up for the purpose OF H. ov-
Ing substitute. This substitute was new
er read. MIR. Hooper assuring the ii ouse that
1t had been submitted to the different
special interest in the bill, and thut
1t had met with universal appreciation in
the form IL which tie Offered it. This was
equivalent to wing that it no longer con
tiancd the provisions objected-to by Mr.
Potter
MIR. Hooper answered every question COZ
cerning II. but no question was asked or
statement made as to the silver dollar or
the limitation of its legal tender qual;Sy to
So. This statement can easily be verified
by reference to the Congressional Globe,
part ., second session, Fort y-secoud Con-
gress, pages 1882 and 1888.
The biil then passed the House in th..
substitute form under suspension of the
rules.
The reading of tire letter produced a pro-
nouDced STIR iD the assemblage EN-Goy
johnson proposed to issue the documentas a
campaign argument Coming from such a
source, the accusation against Senator
Sherman cannot but have painful force
among the friends of the Ohio Statesman.
Authorities are furnished by Col Gorbam
to back up every assertion made by him.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
MIsCELLANIEs WERE HIGHER.
Heavy Gold Engagements Had Good
Effect on stocks.

oh sStoChS
New York. Sept 1s.-The Railway and
miscellaneous stock market was strong
and higher this morning A feeling OF
confidence characterzed the trading. and
there was an increased disposition on the
part of operators to buy for the long ac.
count. Yesterdays heavy engagements OF
gold by Lazard Freres. 81 ,0G0, 900 in all,
had a good effect. and especially as The
best information is that the movement Of
the metal this way is likely to continue for
soine time to come. This latter view is
TO an extent confirmed by the heavy en-.
gagemeut of ocean freight room here by
exporters of merchandise and produce, and
the fact that the balance OF trade is now
in favor of the United States. This change
in the mercantile and commercial situa.
tion is probably the best argument yet ad
vanced in favor of higher prices for Sc
curities.
The Improvement in prices this morning
was L -4a1 IA per cent. Sugar rose l IA
to l13; Tobacco "a to 81 3-4. Burlington
and Quincy IS to 81 Ia; Chicago Gas rs
to SO 7S, st. Paul5-S to 20 rs, Denver and
Rio Grande preferred Ia to Al "a, Gen
eral Electric 3-4 to % "a, Louisville and
Nashville 3-S to Al 1-s. Manhattan 7-S to
Sc 3S, Jersey Central ga to 100 ga,
Reading 7s to Is Ia, and Leather pre-
ferred Is to 81. In the inactive stocks
Pullman Jumped to l 40. speculation at
II o'clock was strong in tone.
Brokers of local bear dealers were cred
tied with buying Sugar and Tobacco after
IL O'Clock, and this added to the strength
of the general list. Sugar rose to ll3 4
and Tobacco to 62 l-2. The r.se brought
out Il little long stock, and under this
process a reaction OF 1-ia1 Ia per cent
ensued. Manhattan scored the greatc est de-
cline, selling down to So Ia Near midday
Ia
fractional reaction in the general list which
followed the decline in Manhattan was r,.-
covered. At midday the market was stron:
in tone.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
REDUCED RATE wIrHDRAwN.


SeabOard Line Restores Those on
Freight TO the Old Figure.
The Seaboard Air Line has filed with
the interstate commerce commission n no
tice of withdrawal of its recently announced
reduced rates. The notice reads:
BY order of United States District Judge
Speer, tai riffs will be withdra wn at 1901
O'Clock q. m, Monday September 2S, next,
when the rstes in force prior to September
will be restored"
The restoration is understood to apply
to freight traffic, as the passenger cut
has not been so marked and has not So
much entered into the competition with
the Southern Railway
The evening times., 1896-09-18
CHANGE OF ARMY LOCATIONS
LongExpected Order Issued by Sec.
retary Lamont.

Secretary Lamont today issued the long
expected order, changing the locations of
some of the most important regiments of
the army.
In the infantry the Fifteenth will re-
lieve the Twenty fourth; the T went v fourth
relieves the Sixteenth; the Sixteenth re-
lieves the Fourth, and the Fourth relieves
the Fifteenth
The Third Artillery changes with the
Fifth Artillery.
The stations of these regiments are
as follows:
Inrantry-Tbe Fifteenth, at Fort sheri-
dan, Ill (; the Twenty-fourth, at Forts Bay
ard. N. NJ, and Huacbuca, Ariz; the Six
teenth, at Fort Douglas, Utah; the Fourth,
at Fort Sherman, Idaho, Boise BARRACKS,
and Fort Spokane, Wash
Artillery-One battery OF the Fifth Ar
tillery is at Fort Monroe, Va, and the
others are at San Francisco harbor, while
the Third Artillery's batteries are dis
trfbuted at stations In Florida, Louisiana
and one at Fort Monroe.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
MAY BE HOLMES VICTIMS.
Skull and Bones Found in Woods
Near Evanston.

Near Evanston.
Chicago, Sept. 1S.-Audrew Parker, book
Keeper of the Evanston State Bank, called
on Chief Bartram of the Evanston police
yesterday and told a story OF the dis
covcry of a skull aud human bones in the
woods near North Evanston
For several weeks while driving along
the road Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have noticed
a spot in the edge OF the woods, about
two rods from the road, where no weeds
grew aud where small mound OF earth
appeared. Mrs Parker induced her bus-
band TO excavate the mound and be did
so, finding a human skull
The bones include a skull vertebrae with
ribs, and bones OF the arms and legs.
The size of the bones. together with the
shape of the skull, lead the police to
believe they are those of a woman. The
corresponding bones OF the right arm
were found, Indicating that two persons
were buried.
As the spot where the bones were
found is but a quarter of mile from
The former residence of the murderer H
II. Holn,es, at Wilmette, some of the
Evanstonians have been weaving start
ing theories.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
TRIED TO KILL HIS FATHER.
New York Merchant Seri-
nusly w id..d

Prominent New York Merchant Seri-
ously Wounded by His Son.
New York. Sept. 1S.-Arnold Flesh, a
member of the cloak manufacturing firm
of Bernard Pasternak & Co.. and n wealthy
resident of Harlem. was shot in the breast
and both arms in his rooms at the Hotel
Petcler, ON Lexington avenue, this morn
ing.
was first stated that Flesh Rad Mt
tempted suicide, but the arrest of his son
William shortly after on the charge II
attempted murder, and his detention with
not hail, gives the case more serious
aspect
The evening times., 1896-09-18
DR.. Young

Is undoubtedly the greatest specialist of
the age. He points to his record OF cures
WITH hprde. He treats with unfajlins sue
cess all Chronic. Nervous, Blood and Skin
bronchitis. Hay Fever, Dyspepsia. Liver
Disease, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Heart and
Urinary Organs promptly cured. Sti1cture.
Faricocele AMI Rectal Diseases quickly and
perna ncntly ycured by mild. painless me thod
No cutting. No operation. No loss OF time
from business. Specific Blood Poison cured
Tor life without mercury or potash. Office
tinurs. daily. from Otto 8: Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, .from to s; Sunday,
~ 70 IL. Consultation free and strictly
The evening times., 1896-09-18
Finger Gu. of by a Car.

Z NJ. Bowd. of 734 Fifth stree northeast.
had his finger cut eff in an accident this
morning at Ninth and New York avenue
northwest.
He was riding n bicycle, when a wagon
ran into Ninth street car, causing the
former 70 swing around and hit the bicycle
knocking Bowd against the car, which ran
over his finger cutting 1t off. His b.cycls
was not damaged
The evening times., 1896-09-18

chapters the Daughters celebrated yester-
day in some instances and will hold forth
tomorrow In others.
As a matter of fact, as stated by Mrs
lockwood, any date might have been se-
,.eeted to do honor to the Tooth ami
yersary of the historic document and lis
author.
1t is probable that the Bryan celebration
here tomorrow will precludc the holding OF
any exercises, save what reference the
candidate is expected to make TO the event
himself. 1t is said that the Democratic
managers hit upon this date Intentionally
to make the occasion d more notable one
by comparison.
The evening times., 1896-09-18

The Times Real Estate Bureau, Tenth
street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest,
10 order to accommodate business men apd
others whose time is oc>ipied during the
day, and who cannot come at regular Of
fice hours to transact Real Estate business.
finds it necessary to keep its offices opeu
every Monday evening from z to 10 d. m.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
Forecast TIL 8 p. IN. Saturday.

Forecast TIL p. m. Saturday.
f'or the District of Columbia. Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, generally fair, vari
able winds.
weathe OF Conditions and c ener al Fore
cast.
The pressure is low from Lake Superior
20 Newfoundland aud from Texas to the
south Pacific co asst; it is high in the east
Guif and the high area, which was north
OF Idaho, has moved to the north Of Mon
tana, increasing in magnitude.
Rain has fallen in a strip about 400 miles
wide from the middle Rocky Mountain
slope to the Atlantic and 10 tile lake regions.
The temper ature has fallen in the lake
regions and remained nearly stationary.
elsewhere. Generally fair weather will
prevailin the Atlantic States.
The Following heavy precipitation lin
iDcfiesl was reported During the past wen
ty-four hours rs-HalIfax, 1852; Concer1ia,
1.06-
The evening times., 1896-09-18

Fast time. Frequent trains. Prompt
service. Excellent dining cars. Track
rock ballasted. Engines burn aoke. No
smoke. No dust au3l-eod, $500
The evening times., 1896-09-18
ZOO Ath St. N. W.,

will be given zone months treatment in
ciudiDg all medicines, absolutely free OF
charge. All cid patients renewing treat
ment before that dme are also entitled
10 one free Month. This offer will ICsi-
lively close tomorrow evening IT is wise
therefore. to come today and avoid the
great crowd of tomorrow.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros, bank
crs and brokers, members of New
York stock Exchange. Washington
office, Rooms 3 and 3a. sun Building
j. A. Breen. ma anager-
The evening times., 1896-09-18

For few days we shall sell
$50 and SIS Fall Salts to order at
SIS. Morton C. Stout & Co.
1901 F, corner Twelfth street.
The evening times., 1896-09-18

The finest, the best boards, only 81
f.er 100 feet n you want common holrds.
FFc per leo feet Frank LIbbey & Co.
eth and n 7. ave.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
schedule for Street r,rht,ns..

Gas lamps lighted at 7.11 p. M. ; extin-
guished at 4:64 6. m
Naphtha lamps lighted at Sat p. M. ;ex-
tinguished at 6:14 q. m.
Incandesoent and electric lamps lighted
at @ .66 p. m. extinguished at 500 a. n
The evening times., 1896-09-18

The Nucleus of Srs ws ssato the to DesnI,s s.pr1
a Fortuna and spend rrifies-not
$AS knowing that 23. cents
day means SO year. Accommodating she de-
spised pennies means modest fortune in
half the space of life-and in these DAYS of
keen competition a fortune is ofrener saved
.lan made. Lay the foundation of your for
tune by opening an account in the Union
SAVINGS Bank. 81 starts you-anywhere from
iive cents up to thousands of dollars main
ta!ns IT,
Union Savings Bank-l222 Est.
The evening times., 1896-09-18

We got hold OF several hundred
pairs OF NJ wool X nee Pants, AMI we
took them just tor this occasion
Q They're worm T5c., or you can brin.
them lack and get your money
39c. pair.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
READY FOR SCHOOL AGAIN.
Children Appear 10 Be Clap
Vacation Is Ended.
REGISTERING FOR THE YEAR

Increase of Attendance Especially No
ticca BILE IN the Northeust and About
the Henry and the Grant Schools.
Supt. Powell and Teachers ut Hand
With Renewed Health and Spirits.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
Condition of the water.

High aud low tides are officially recorded
at the Navy Yard today as follows
High. Low,
4:51 a. IN. 1887 a, NJ
5:31 p. IN.
Temperature and condition of the water
at a. m.: Great Fails Temperature, "A;
condition. SO. Receiving reservoir -Tem-
perature, II; condition at north connection,
SO condition at south connection, SO. Dis
tributing neutrality-suspicious.. II; con-
dition at influeut gatehouse, 86; effluent
gatehouse, SO.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
AHTDEAlIE nRDsECU7D'
Warrants Issued for the AZ
rest of a Number.
ADULTERATION OF VINEGAR

in the Latter Cases-The Trials to
Occur Shortly-Mr. MullOwny's De-
termination-Other Important Dis
7trict Matters.
The evening times., 1896-09-18

If you want to pay Sl.75
for a Derby or Alpine see
ours. Every fashionable
shape. They should be s.
and are at the hatter'S.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
TODAY AhD
TOMORROW
The Last Two Days Of the
Free Treatment Offer.
1t Ends9at 8 O'Clock Sat-
urday Evening.

Anybody applying inperson between now
and o'clock tomorrow Saturday night
at DR.. YodDg's private sanitahlm,
The evening times., 1896-09-18

Flooring Sl5O PEI 100 feet. all one
width L LibbeyS Co. 9Th andN. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1896-09-18

$l.S9 is very little pay for 3 To g.
year Refer Suits ana Boys to D.
year Dou ubie-bfeasted Suits-but
they're sold for more thai II that else
where. You won't have to run any
risk. II they aren't just what we
tell you. you may nave your money
back. You can't buy them Tor less
than So elsewhere.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
A CIVIL ENGINEER
OF the B..&sO. r. r..
Testiffesffor .,...
Dr.WaIker..

Mr. F. L. Price. civil engineer by pro-
fession, and a resident of Bowie, Md, says:
o. X. X. for the past six years, and during
that time I have teen sufferer from
nervous exhaustion, headache insomnia,
and always felt tired and weak / tried
doctors and patent medicines without len
eft. Since placing myself under DIR.
Walkers care my general health has i'm
proved, MY nerves have again become
steady, my IN emery good. sleep and eat
well. and in fact, feel like new man.
The hundreds cf testimonials from we'll
known citizens published by DIR. Walker
should prove to the discouraged sufferer
that
He Cures When Others Fail.
The evening times., 1896-09-18
Washington stock Exchange.

Saies-wash- Gas. 10 at 30.
The board VIII adjourn over Sa urday dur
ing September
The evening times., 1896-09-18
NnnMWnHwUWWWWWwNWuuITW;
HEcHT & COMPANY.
SIS Seventh Street.
We've got the
attractions
tine mems SS.0S suit sale.
the m MS SI2 suit sale.
the boys suit sale.
the mems hat sale.

They all end tomorrow
night-at store closing. So
you'd better get in tomor-
row, sure. Credit if you
want it.
We've never sold such
fine clothing as we've got
this season. The finest tall
ors can't turn out better
fit and fabric considered
and they'll ask you double
as much as we-and more.
We've the nobbiest $40
covert top coats that you'll
find anywhere at SIS. There
isn't point where you can
find fault-not a stitch has
been taken sligh tingly.
The evening times., 1896-09-18

The highest fee charged by DR.. Walker,
whether you have one or more diseases, is
The evening times., 1896-09-18

Instead of paying S5 for others
suits, pay us $2.9s-or promise to
pay-and yoI will get suits liketheirs
It's just as they say-they're fine
suits-3 to S-year Reefer-5 to l6-
year Doub. Observation-Disclosures and
CassimereS. You'll have almost
enough left To buy another one.