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POLICE TO GET THE SPY MONEY.
Comptroller Fitch Overruiod BY the Appel
Division.

Intc DtNbblou.
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
has affirmed the court below in ordering Comp
troller Fitch to pay to Treasurer Andrews of
the Police Board moneys transferred by
vote of four members of the Board OF Estimate
from an unexpended appropriation OF 1892
made to build n station house TO meet con
tinpent expenses" of the Detective Bureau
for 1895 Some OF these contingent expenses
we're for expenses Of detectives in houses Of
ill.fame. Comptroller Fitch voted In the Board
OF Estimate against the transfer, and after
ward he refused to pay over the money. His
contentious were that unanimous vote o.
the Board was required to make a transfer;
that tho Board of Estimate cannot transfer
fund Appropriated for a specific purpose in
1892 to another purpose in 1895, and that the
Police Board proposed to use the money to pay
expenses which are not lawful charges against
the city. The cour: overrues the first two
objections. and says 0f the third that II the
money is lawfully appropriated the Comp
troer must pay H. over irrespec tive of mis- fears
that the money will be mfsspent. The court
say; ,u, ,, ,. .,,.,
mado BY the Treasurer of the Police Depart
ment to be filed with him. and II any moneys
been b @ he he the oe
the Naturalization Of the city. But by the law
the Treasurer OF the Board ot Police is en-
afterward for its expenditure. Th!s seems to
be the theory of the Legislature upon the sub
ject. and whatever we may think OF the uues-
ton as to the propriety OF some OF the proposed
expenditures. we have nothing to do with this
question at this stage OF procedure. The Office
OF Comptrollcr Is undoubtedly one of the most
responsible in the city Government. 1t is his
duty to scrutinize the legality OF expenditures
of the various departments. but where ap-
propriation has been made. and department
Is entitled to it's appropriations so as to make
its expenditures itself. we do not see but that
the Comptroller is bound to deliver the appro-
priation into the Appropriate hands. holding
the recipient to the accountability which the
l. in.npIa
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The trading day more active and prices ai-
vanced quite sharply. Liverpool was higher Tor fu
lures and firm on the spot with good demand
while buying orders were received from that market.
shorts covered. assisting the rise and New orleans
also bought. and there was very lle pressure to sell
The New Orleans estimate for to morrow was small.
The total interior receipts for tho week proved TO he
much smaller than had been expected. early estimates
ranging from 100000 to 2nnOO bales against eSti
mates to-day OF anout 2UO.n0O bales. This de
creased movement nj the principal Interior towns
was the principal fnctor In the speculation
both here and IN LivrrpOoi. Meridian Miss. oct 10
Temperature IN this section extremely low past few
DAYS and II not for the dry conitiOn OF the at
mosphere good frost would he had, hut 50 far no
damage has been done II viii r"uulrr something ike
a freeze TO iniure the plaut In Its present condition
II has absolutely SAP but II Is strong and healthy
and probably can stand more cold weather than any
plant have seen for years" Raleigh. y. C.. oct.
20" We have already received more than one half
OF the receipts OF last To some extent farm
holding cotton. We were In the country few
days ago and saw good deal OF cotton IN the fields
Good many farmers say their crops are turning out
better than anticipated
CoFFEK-Rlo the spot was duh and easy: No. z.
l0Ac. Sales 1900 bags Maracaiho on private terms.
bn fut,iFa trad uySns naf
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Futures here declined to 10 points closing dull with
sales of 1851 bags. Iiayre nrclncd l1f. Hamburg
lost u 10 " pfg kio advanced 200 reis receipts 2a
900; stock, 3i6 900. no exchange, SID, decline
OF lid santos nrm Bt 700 rris advance; re.
celpts $4,000. stock, 5O2. 900. The heavy receipts
at kio and Santos, together with lower European
cables, caused the decline here today. Rain
ported In the Rio district and crop advices
favorable while Europe shows less disposition buy.
SAyAL STORES spirits turptntine easy at 2s9l6
eSc.; rosln steady at Sl.90 for common TO good
strained. -
PRovIsIoNs-Lard in fair demand and hrm. Prime
Mess ss 50a $V.2i. Dressed hogs unchanged. Talow,
tl6c Chicago Oct. 23.- Provisions were steady but
Inactive. There was no speculative feature ami
lille trade" Butter Receipts today, 3.8l5 pkgs.
last six days. "a H6S; previous SIX days. 3a.SSl.
Creamery, Western. thirds 10 extras. l9IaGt2Oc.:
State and PennsylyaniH do. l2ieng2Uc; state dairy
hnif nrkin tubs seconds to extras l3Gt a.. Cheese
-kece pts to-day Jl6l; last six unys, 3O,O0S;
preyious six days 49, b32 state full cream, large col
orrd fancy lUI.c do white. common to fancy, 1Lla
IOItc small colored fancy. lOl4c.; do.whte common
TO fancy 7i,CGlULtc, Eggs-ReceiDts to-day, 5.GB9
cases last ak days 3Sl3 previous six DAYS 40 567
state and Pennsylvania fresh gathered fair fancy
lrl1la poe: Western do. lBlpd lNc.
SiaNR Raw. arm. si' test 2hst.; 06' test, 8 Lice
Sales 900 tons Java ccntrifnsals. a69 test, at
TO-. 4io1. Kehncd hrm and fairly active,
TnBAcuo- safes of 200 cases lSD5, New England
Havana at loo 25c.; 100 cases, 1893 Wisconsin
havana, at SO lOc; 10 cases sundries At 4le@ l6c.
ira, at G0c,@s ~. so IN bono.
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SAID he HAD BoUGHr HER.
An italian Shoemnker's Defence When
Charged with Abductine n Girl.

An ltolInn Shoemnkcr'o DefeucO "heA
Charged with Abductins n Girl.
When arraigned in the Centre Street Court
yesterday on a charge Of abducting and ruin
ing Maria Dallisio. 14-year-old Brooklyn
girl. Nicolo Scardoni. shoemaker in Avenue
A. said through an interpreter as defence:
Il bought the shoe store from married
man. He told me he had had this girl. Maria.
for over "A year. and for n certain sum he would
sell me the business. including the girl. She
was one Of the inducements that made me
purchase the business"
When asked II he thought he had a right to
purchase young girls. the shoemaker replied:
Yes, II pay for them"
The girl said that Scardoni had enticed her
into his shop and kept her there three days.
Two of his friends then took her to the Raines
law hotel of Pasquale Ciminera at 141 Mott
street, where she was detained from Aug. 10
until Wednesday, when she was rescued by
Gerry society agents. While In the hotel she
was visited by many men. Her attempts TO es-
cape were unsuccessful
Ciminera and Scardoni were held In 81, 900
bail for trial.
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Appellate Division Decisions.

Supreme Court, First Department. Holland Trust
Company, pIalntIfr. vs.. ih"mp,on Houston Elec,re
costs and Disbursements, and application granted
stated In opinion with $40 costs and expenses OF ref
Johannes A. Johannessen respondent. VS. John
costs opinions 6y Judges o Bren and Ingranam dn'
graham. i. dissenting.
Mort"sorder re"efsed Win SD costs and dis6urse.
ments, and order OF publication rerstated with $40
The People, &C., rcspondcnt vs. Henry W. Koeng'
"i Poop" ex rci Thomas brady, appellant, Edward
C. oirlen ct al. respondents Proceedings annulled
aqH aop paSE SE rs".a,s r Xssa + Fs Comptroller a a
pellait, vs. pnnic Lord ct al. Commissioners. Sc.
loan H. Heller ct al asrKecutors: appcaGts vs. VIII
Liam & far ana n }GsE 9ber
complaint with costs OF The trial ana appesl s,..
Respondent Judgment anrmcd, with costs, opinion
s,irance Company respondent Motion for new trial
denod, excgptions ov,rrgsd; and Judgment ordered
Theron 2. Crawford appellant, vs. Man aud "a.
Tersod aud new trial ordered With costs to appellant
Enveonc MSrn coSpany apptIisnt. af,r@rd
wlth COSTS with leave 10 tue Defendant to answer ON
u FranEiin j. Thomas. appellant VS. Dora NJ. Thomas
as eNecn'rix. observation-disclosures and order re
wHn xSSIn t%Sn 81 sayI on pSySnt OF costs S yor.
Elevated Hallway Company ct al, appeilants-Judg
samuel Il. Hubbard 9! al respondents. ys. Emma A.
Ieosrhen as ehecutriI, appellant-Judsment al
Idward Mcnaolls ct al, respondents vs. Charles
Ganrtn appehant-Judgment and order affirmed
P"oplc eK rel Avery D. Andrews appellant. vs. Ash.
bel =. iilch as Comptroller. &c. respondent-order
serena Ioch, appellant. va Henry, n. Toch et Al.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT reversed, with $40 costs and dis
e ste Of tRe esas Of T.m Jnss H. do
ceased-order reversed, with costa aud dlsDurss-
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coMMERCIAL coMpENp.

FRIDAY. Oct 90 -wheat-Spot was
Hrrher and fairly active. Sales, $4,000 bush.
for export OF No. l hard spring II, 900 BUSH,
and SO, 900 bush. ungrnded red on private terms
Free on board nfoat: No. 2 red, s3Ssc.; No.
hard spring. sessc.; No. Northern spring New
York, sOs4c.: No. Northern spring Duluth,
sligo. Chicago received to-day l29. .eOl BUSH,
against 16s.o3l last year; Toledo, 25.1oo
against 7,741; st. Louis, 47,o00 against Ga. ZIG;
Detroit, l1.sle, against 1881: Duluth. 3o4.-
ss5, against 33S.777: Minneapolis. 400, 800,
against 667. ago; Milwaukee,. III, 100. against
1880; Minneapolis, 90" cars. against 9gl (;
Chicago 244, against 328; Duluth, 625, against
400 last year. Futures advanced 2Ssc. TO 234c.
Future sales. 10, 120,00 bush, as follows:
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n,., and the matter rOmltted to the Surrogate for

ents and the matter rcmltted to the Surrogate for
In the matter OF tho will of Antoine Ruppaner.
decoased-Decree arnrmed with costs. -,
P Fitch eS!np!rcii.i. ss tSs fsobs. iTsetion Com
nDG notion .S Win III SO
and cinporary injunction dissolved
me sgSn Sy & & SS SS
Order aImsd nT W,h Sln SO costs aud disbursements
T6sris: htorG e a. snpGS99t' * pa PAID So;
and dlsbursaments and motion granted. Opinion by
.,The Department Of buildings plaintiff Va. Richard
Field, defendantILesyc given TO parties, Il they
Annie Gamble as administratriN, &c. respondent,
vs. William +. Lennon, appeIlant--MotIon granted
TGSmS' Te,1oas99 VII
,,Aisxander c, Mcccns, appellant v' Patrick Gal.
Peter MGct9rnnc respondent. y, chnrlc, w. csss
hppeant-Order affirmed, with $40 costs and dis
In the matter OF Louise CondIt smlth-order anirm
ed, with ell costs and disbursements
Sacharlse lScar nppellan vs. Will.Hm Daynes ct a.,
bursementS Williams and oRricn j., dissenting
John c. Anderson ys. New York Anderson Pressed
aGE %q%Rany aT'' with $40 costs ana
way Company Motion granted; the. case, to be
arsued before the court as constituted on the former
:, The People, &c rs. Commercial Alliance Insurance
eransI, certifying question as amended. order to be
David Z: Austen vs.. Bradley Salt Company-hotion
Moses T. Pyne ct nj vs. HartwR j. Fhillips ct AL
Motion denied upon payment OF $40 costs.
Samuel T. Dunn ct AL vs.. James II. Travis impd., &c.
Motion denied Application should be made to court
below to he relieved from printing all tho papers
simon Rothschl !, respondent, VS.. Rio Grandc West
ern Hallway Company, experimentation denied upon
payment OF $40 costs
William y: S!monson trustee, &c. respondent vs.
Gco-g" A. Waller ct n. n.-Judgment reversed, AID
judgment ordered In accordance with opinion
H. Kiug Jr, appellant Judgment reversed, new trial
ordered, costs 70 appellant to abide event
william Gnchard an infant SC. respondent, vs.
jacob New, appellant Judgment reversed, new trial
ordered. coats TO appellant to abide event -,,
William II. Burgess respondent, VS.. oscar Ehlers
mpd;. SC. appel ant Judgment afIirmed with costs
In the matter of application to punish Oscar A. Do
Long for contempt, &c.-Moton for resettlement
granted.
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proposals.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND, 1906
y To contractors: ,,
public building he erected in ,rotonl Park,
Third avenue IN tho Iwenty fourth ward OF the city
o. sEAp FAY for H"fp' the WORK
with the obovo te also with the name OF the person
ion viii be received al the ocr Of Comptroller
rooms Nos - and l3 Finance pepartmspt stewart
until II o'clock NJ. thursday, ,N6v. p 1890, at
which place ami hour the bids Will he publicly opened
by and In presence or the Commissioners OF tho
Sinking Fund and read, aud tho award OF tho con.
tract T. AWARDED, win b. made to the low,
thereafter as practicable The person or per,
sonS he 70 to attend ss at SS Of sPaT
ment Of Public Works with the sureties offered by
days tic OF the service of notice TO that
effect and In case OF failure or neglect 80 10 90 he or
as In default TO the Corporation and thrreupon the
shall be rcadverted and rclct and 50 ON until
Commence a; such time a. the Commissioner of Pubic
w"rHs may designate. ..,...., ,,- ,,,,,..
drawal Of any bid or estimate, 40 bid will no ac-
cepted from, or contract awarded TO- any person VINO
who is a deaulter, as surrtH or otherwise, upon
any obsa!ion 10 thc Corporation, -, ,,,,,,n ,,,
days after the notice TO commsnre work, work has been
The amount OF security required TEN THOUSAND
II desired also the form or agreement including tho
spscifcattons for thS work cHn ns obtained at the
For mi in Sn see City Record,
WILLIAM L. STRONG,
JOHN W. ooFFn Fn''o''
AsHBEL p FIFTH, Commissioner,
AKsoN @. MccooR. s,D.fdI Gf .hs Ea.a
WILLIAM n. x. oLcorT isA'
committee on Finance
NEW YORK. October 2Uth. 1890.
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Bnrley-Was firm but dull. New feeding. osdo9c.
cost nnd freight to Burao; mailing 3S5t4Oc. as to
quality. Rye.Was quiet but hrmer At I4A@t5ISc,
cost and freight, for No. Western: state and
Western. io&4lc. Corn-Spot was stcadler, but IN.
active. sales $4,000 BUSH including 40, 600 No. 9
mixed on private terms, free on board anont, for
export No. mixed, 10000 hush At 3yc. delivered;
No do In elevator quoted 3lCg3l iac. Futures All.
yanced i,c. to iac. Future sales. 4ioOOO bush, as
followp;
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financial.
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Railway COMPANY.

TO THE HOLDERS OF
Consolidated Mortgage per cent. Bonds,
General Mortgage per cent. Bonds,
Equipment Mortgage Bonds.
The undersigned committee have prepared plan
and agreement for the protection OF the interests OF
Enndholiers. ana hive filed the same with the CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF New York. dated o.
tobrr 10th. 1895.
pondhoiders are requested to deposit their bonds
and All unpaid coupons with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF New York 81 Wall Street, n. Y. City.
under said agreement on or before November S0th.
Holders OF Consolidated Mortgage Ronds will re-
ccive cash payment OF $3.50 per bond at the ttme
OF deposit.
Negotiable Trust Certificates will be issued for de-
posted securities.
Copies OF agreement may be had the orice OF the
Trust Company, or from members Of tho committee.
FREDERIC Il. OLSOTT, Chairman.
HENRY w. POOR,
HENRY &. ROUSE.
Bondh olderH' Committee.
ADRIAN II. JOIINE. lc,..,
HERBERT T. TURNER. NouhsoL
J. " WALLACE. Secretary, "a Wall street.
NEW YORK. october 10Th. 1896
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AauEpuCr CoMMIssIoNEKs, orrIcn
Patents.

Get RICH quickly; send for "3OO Inventions
VI wanted" EDGAR TATE & 90, "i5 B'way, n. Y.
DA-S.NTS for inventions procured promptly; low
Il rAles. ROEDER a BRIEsES, 81 Nassau st.. N. VI
established 1894.
w vANTED-AN IDEA.-wnte JOHN wEDDERBURN
w 4 CO. patent attorneys, Washington ~. T.. for
theiT VI 800 priHa-
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LOUISVILLE, new ALBANY & CHICAGO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Preferred and Common Stock {:

Under an agreement between Frederic p, olcott,
Henry W. Poor. and Henry e. Rouse. kondholders'
Committee. and syndicate which is To furnish cash
necessary for the purposes of the Committee holders
Of the Preferred and Common Stock OF the Louisv e
New Albany and Chicago hallway Company have
the right to subscribe Tor new Common stock OF q
proposed new corporation. upon the following terms:
Preferred stockho dcrs may subscribe for new Com.
mon Stock to an amount equal to their holdings of
Old Preferred stock at 80 share payable In cash.
and to receive In addition new Preferred Stock for
such cash payment Common stockholders may sub
scribe tor new Common stock to amount equal to
third OF their holdings of old Common stock
upon payment OF $3.50 In cash each share of the
new common Stock. receiving with each subscription
In addition new Preferred Stock equal to the amount
OF cash y I'D.
subscription may deposit with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY Of New York their certificates. duly en-
dorsed before November 30th, 1890. In hange
for receipts under agreement between the CEN
TRAl. TIKI ST COMPANY OF New York and the syndi-
cate. dated October 10th. 1895, to which reference
Is hereby made.
Due notice will he given by advertisement and
otherwise OF the time when cash payments will be
required
NfW YORK. October 10th. 1870.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
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Court Caiendars--This Day.
Supreme Court-speclal Term-Part Hex parte
matters.
surrogatc's Court-Chambers-No day calendar.
For probnte-Ws OF Henrietta Sidenberg, Thomas
Nelson, Samuel @. Hall at 1880 A. NJ
City Court-Special Tcrm-Motons.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Exchange-SaIes Oct. n.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS dN S1.ooos).
7Us4s.r. 1907. o74 Usos.e.."..1llh
s U S 4s, C, le25.ll7a
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Opening. Highest Lo,reH Closing. Mott
BRssS;s:%Si,siF.ssiis S5ss, Ill H. H., 55SSs;;

Onts-Spot was stendy SnIes 4I,OOO huah. No. g
white 1000 bush. at 25Sc No, 3 do. 10000 bush.
29te.; 80. amised asc: No "a DO, l49ted glS2liSer
at zoe; reJrcted white 900 bush, at u 2ii6E2iaic;
No. . mixed, delivered, 24c: track mixed 2,dO6
bush at 2iG25c; track white. 80. 200 hush, at 22sO
30c. Futures advanced. Future sales 10000 bush
follows:
last
Opening. Highest Lotce't. Closing. Night
December 2SN aijs s5I 2aN s5'5
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Guiding gold balance. $2s7 7lo7sso $3.50, ,ssl b47
Money in London, dig = cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market, for both short and three
months bills. 314 4 cent. Paris advices quote 3
y cents at l0l francs So centimes Exchange
on London % francs 22le confines.
The Organization Committee OF the Louis
vile. New Albany and Chicago Railway. +. +.
Olcott, Chairman, announces that the bonds are
coming in rapidly to the Central Trust Compa-
ny, the deposits already exceeding $4,000. 900.
distributed about equally between the three
classes OF bonds These large deposits early
are taken to indica substantial approval OF the
plan by the real owners Of the securities.
The sales of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
ta.dav ware ns fpllowS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-12

lie Declined to Sign the Conditions Re-
quired and Must Quit the Country for
Fifteen Nears - The other Prisoners
Leave Pretoria for the Rand.
LONDON June 12.-In the house Of com
mons yesterday the Rt. Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain, secretary of state for the
colonial department., made an announce
ment confirming the reports from Pre-
toria that the leaders of the johannesburg
reform committee--Hammond Farrar
Phillips and Colonel Rhodes-had been
set at liberty by the Transvaal executive
council upon their payment Of fine OF
S125 600 each, in default of which they
would be subjected to banishment from
the Transvaal for period of fifteen years.
The Transvaal government also sttpu-
lated, he added, that the men thus re-
leased should conform to the conditions
required Of the other members of the re-
form committee, who were lately released,
that they should not in future interfere in
any political movement in the South Afri
can republic.
A dispatch received this morning from
Pretoria confirms the release of the re
formers, and announces that all paid their
fines and, with the exception of Colonel
Francis Rhodes, departed for the Rand.
Colonel Rhodes declined to sign the con
ditions required, and the sentence Of ban
ishment will be enforced against him, in
addition to the heavy fine.
All of the London newspapers this morn
ing dwell upon the commercial instinct of
the Beers in filming the reformers The
Times says;
1T will be considerable addition TO
the llourishing revenues Of the Transvaal.
But, after all, persons engaged i'm the per
ilous business of revolution must expect
to pay when they lose. 1t might have
been more prudent to fix the penalty at a
lower sum, and to attach greater consider
alton to the pecuniary circumstances of
some of the offenders. On the whole, how
| ever, President Kruger has let off the lit
tie dogs cheaply. The punishment is sub
stantial, but it cannot be pronounced vim
dictive or even excessive.
THE release of the reformers ought to
mark distinct step forward in the recon-
ciliation of the two races. Time will be
needed to assuage the passions and preiu-
dices aroused, but unless they are kept
alive by continued provocations they will
subside ere long. We are too busy and
| practical a race to nurse grudge unless
| the wrongs which caused it remain unre-
dressed"
The article concludes with n tribute tC
! President Kruger for acting up to the
! spirit of the friendly assurances he gave tC
the British authorities, and urges the re-
dress Of the grievances of the Uitlanders,
saying:
1.-THE president has begun we'll We
hope, in the interest Of his own country
men, as well as that of our own, that he
will not weary in well doing
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-12
YOUR PALATE is YOUR ST0MACH'S
CONSCIENCE.
YOUR STOMACH KNOWS WHAT is GOOD
FOR YOU.

Thin people are thin because the food they
eat is not absorbed. Reasons, either wrong
food, or right food undigested.
Fat oils and grease will not make any one
fat. This is because they are undigestable.
Thin people find it hard to digest their food.
Fatty foods make it still harder.
Have you ever noticed that almost without
exception, thin, pale, dyspeptic, anaemic
people have an aversion to fat This is of
itself proof enough that such foods are bad
for them.
Let your palate tell you what to eat. Ma
ture makes very few mistakes and we should
listen to what she says.
Thin people may become fatter, and dys-
peptics more comfortable by taking the
Shaker Digestive Cordial. 1t agrees with the
weakest stomach. 1t helps the weak stomach
digest other food. 1t is fattening and invigor-
ating in ITSELF for it contains artifcially
dgested food.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have made a
great many interesting discoveries within
the past hundred years, but none more i'm
portant than this ingenious cure for all dis
eases which are traceabe to faulty digestion.
A single 10 cent bottle will tell whether it is
adapted to your case, and can be had through
any druggist
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-12
Nominations unconfrmed.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The senate on
its adjournment yesterday left uncon-
frmed the nominations Of thirteen post
masters, two district attorneys and col
lector Of internal revenue The principal
were; John C, Kelley, to be
collector of internal revenue for the First
district of New York; William l.. Mar
bury, to be United States attorney for the
district of Maryland; William b. Chill
ders, United States attorney for the dis
trict of New Mexico. Three nominations
were rejected, those of William II. Folle,
to be collector of internal revenue for the
Sixth district of Virginia; A. A. Free
man, to be postmaster at Burlington, n.
c., and William b. Wicker, postmaster at
Sharon, Mass.