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New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
KILLED HIMSELF on A STEAMER.
SUICIDE OF YOUNG PASSENGER on THE
RICHARD PECK.

Frederick s. Penfeld who took the Richard PecK
at NewHaven at midnight ON Monday FOR THIS city,
was found dead in his stateroom yesterday morning
with bullet through his head The last dollar wh'cA
ne had obtained by pawning his watch mad been spent
for his ticket to NewYork. lie boarded the Peck at
about 10 O'Clock In the evening and paced the deck
until the boat sailed when he went TO his siateroom
and not alive again.
On the covering of package OF cigarettes when
found In his ststeroom he had written: i am not
crazy: neither am | drunk. Send my body % w
Haven"
1t was supposed that he college, student. be-
of bone ring which he wore bearing the let
ters IL j. T., presumed 10 be the Initials or col
lege secret society.
The body taken to the Morgue.
New-Haven. Conn. oct 2-F. ;. Penheld VINO
Committed suicide on the steamer Richard Peek last
night. was married in August 10 a Miss Peniield OF
South Royaion. VI His father lives IN West Haven
Penfed was vel. thought OF mere.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

.~.NN~NN~o~. .N~So>S~NoNNooS
ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED.
separations. damages. Investigations.
shadowlng: private Information and ad-
vice: daily habits suspected persons. etc.
WESTLOTORN co. Detective and Law
Agency. III broadway. -.------.--------.
ABLE NEw-YORK LAWYER succeestuly
attends cvil and criminal matters. tbs of
other States business or family troubles
quietly arranged; damages. collections. in
corporations. estates: confidential consulia-
ton free. 261 Broadway. Room 20.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

shirt. with the letters "P b." written on the tag.
He had brown hai", gray eyes and cieanly snaven
face.
The mar left a note saying that he was broken
down through dissipation and did not want 10 i've
any longer
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

CDACHMAN and GROOM.-By single
man. understands care OF flne horses.
harness and carriages IN every particular. !.
10 years best city reference from one
family. strictly temperate: willing and
oblising. city or country. J. H.. u East
2sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

EOUSEWORK.-By strictly fsm,.
neat. middle -aged woman: good dDr.sM rev..
eyph. ence; pan eoosrs ant washing; count,
11th-st "W
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
HoasEs AND CARRIAGES.

NNNNNr~NNN.-0NNNsN0 0/N"N~~7N'@N = 7~~7~'--~N~>
HORSES BOARDED. best feed and a,
ten:ion: young horses broke for ridin
ana driving: references. u. CONNAP. Al
pine, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
fost ano fonno.

JlANKBOOK LOST.-Bankbook No. SO o. the
l) Bowey Savings Bank is missing. The finder IL
qu'Sted 10 return to the bank II before
the 4th dag Of November. 1896 application will be made
to the bank for O new book
I OST Or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 2g2 $50 Of the Emi-
J. grant Industrial Savings Bank Payment stopped
Please hook Bank No 81 Chambers street.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
WORK WANTED

~NrNosNN~~N~sN<~c->o o~rSr~~S~~~s~Ns~<~N>~~~c>
Female.
A YOUNG English lady. experienced In
teaching. desires position as Koyernesr
useful companion. or mothers Assistant In
private family: English. French. music
needlework: good city references. 4. K.
T. l2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CAPITAL PROCURED for merchants.
maausacturers and others desiring TO ex-
tend their business: stores. business p.aces
cold quickly without publicity. MDON-
AID 4 WiGGINs. l40 NassAu-st.
Wsdderbun q Co., Patent AttorneyA
Wehington d. Z. for their 81. 900 prem.
iurr; monthly oootest cpsn to then uper
srpiicaetc1-
$50 with services. wanted In a legitimate
Riyvn ard required. II. STOvER. 81 Flat
bush-ave brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

x.--S4 WEST 5iST- fur
nished and desirable large ard small
rooms. with board: references.
"A SUPERIOR LOcATIOE.--Bcst accom-
4 modations: sunny rooms: second and
UPPER floors: small refined family. sc West
t0ta-st.
! DESIRABLE LOCATION: excellent cut
sine; parlor dtning-room; references. B
East 4lst-st.
HOTE1. PETELER. 1ctth-st. and Lex
ington-ave. Handsomely furnished
rooms. with or without board; terms mod
STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY will
let two rooTuA With board, 20 couple
o. Two Gentlcmefi best references given
: ana required. Address L.. 1.02G 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

rJKOY BOATS. Saratoga or City OF TOY, leaves
l. wesi 10Th street. daily. except Saturday. p. IN
Connect with and Hudson and ffichbus tfans
SUNDAY touches al Albany.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
suDuRRAY REAL EsTATE.

AGENCY for Montclair: real estate 70.
sale and rent: ell kinds. CLARENCE
=. TCBBS. 3 Becsnsn-s... n. Y: al D..
l. 4 w. Station In Montclair.
AT NONTCLAiR.--Ho .or sale and 10
let: Furnished and unfurnished WA. n
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. :.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
ABSURD, MIR. HANNA SAYS.
Did Not Write a Letter COncedine
Bryan's Election.

Chairman Hanna was asked at republican
there was any truth in the report that he
had written letter to intimate friend
in which he conceded the election of Mr.
Bryan because republicans were unable to
control the labor vote. Mr.. Hanna smiled
and replied:
The report is absurd on the face of it.
have not written such letter, nor have
1 at any time said anything capable of
such construction. l have too much con-
fidenee In the Intelligence and integrity of
the American wage-earner to believe that
he will vote for a policy or support a can
didate on platform which means repudia-
ton and a 53-cent dollar. 1 have never
conceded the election of Mr.. Bryan and
certainly cannot concede it now, when
the tide is flowing SO strongly and unmls-
takably in the direction of republican Sue
cess.
IT am confident that the men who work,
whether for salary or by the day, will be
with the republican party in this campaign
for honesty and sound 10O-cent dollar.
Any other Interpretation of the attitude Ct
the Wage-earners would be an insult to
their patriotism and their intelligence for
they have more at stake In this issue than
any other class of men. / don't propose
to discuss our plan Of campaign, but 1 will
say that all our reports indicate that q
great majority of the votes OF the work
ingmen will be with us In this campaign.
1.-The silver craze may be likened 10 ar
| epidemic. Its acute stage was reached q
few weeks ago after Mr.. Brya1s namina.
tion. Like every other malady, 1t yields tC
careful and Intelligent treatment"
Evening star., 1896-10-06
DESCRIBED BY SYMpTO1S.

Hosts # people suffer from the various iallig-
nant ppi-ons in Ih-ir iGGd, which produce
ult from ca'arh. Many other persons suft"r fn IN
nervous DISEASES liv'r diseases, kidir-y d>.iSs
ard skin ds.as% - the result Of Irritating '.rys-
tai poison> in the bio 4. majority q! siI'I ST.
l"r"rs Il rot hirr d iIiie ufi Ini.El. nf t!Ie
aaisIo "f III r aiii.r'ion. The following sya.l,
have be"l arranged by HT. MrCoy to cua'he suf-
i'r"rS 4" understand just what Il is thar ais
;hea, Aith u-h written and copyrighted 10y him,
t.. have l-,n extensively copied by o;.l'r "un-
'oTTs. The lf I.'r r ih afflicted j. this
Read tbs" symptoms car,inlly over: mark tarSe
that api,l. 10 your "asr. ani br:Lg tssis wib sou
20 i,rs. MH'U! and toUdrl. Ii you liz away
fi"m The city ssnd this hy H.ail aud ask :ur home
fr,,aia"ut.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
MCKINLEY TO YOUNG MEN.
Address to the First Voters {
Canton.

Major Mckinley had an unexpected dele
cation last night at Canton, Ohio. The
First Voters Club of Canton, headed by
band, marched to the lawn unannounced.
and when Major Mckinley appeared upon
the porch greeted him with three rousing
cheers. Then Attorney Thomas F. Tarner
made an Introductory address. to which
Major Mckinley responded as follows:
Il am very glad, young gentlemen of
Canton, to meet you at my home tonight
and 1 congratulate you upon having en-
rolled yourselves on the side Of the repub-
1ican party. No party ever had a grander
history; party ever did more for man
kind. for liberty for equality and for the
progress and glory of the country than the
party In whose cause you have enlisted.
No party appeals more to the inteili-
gence and pride and patriotism of young
men than ours. / appreciate this call. The
young men are always an inspiration to
me. They are the hope of the community,
the state and the nation. (Appause) In
a little while there will rest upon them The
duties and responsibilities which are now
borne by those who are older. l love TO
have the young men about me, and can
do no better than to say to each OF you
tonight. those of you who have your
careers yet to make and your fortunes yet
to build, and your places yet to win-l can
do no better than 20 say to you that there
is nothing in the world that will help you
and life. (Applause.)
II do not caIe what you may choose as
your occupations. there is nothing that
will count much or mean so much or
wear well as good habits and Spotless
name (Appiause) You have done well in
this first step to enlist under the banner
of the republican party, which. in my
Judgment. represents the best hopes and
aspirations of the American people, and
embraces within its doctrines and purposes
the honor of the country and the greatest
prosperity of all the people," (Great ap-
plauSe)
large American eagle came by express
today to Major Mckinley. 1t was sent by
State Senator Eli Deniron of Oakland, Cal.
accompanied by a letter of greeting from
CaiifOrnianS.
Judge "A. w. Tenny of Brooklyn. who has
been on campaign tour, dropped in yes
Ierday for a social chat. Major Mckinley
drove Mrs. Mckinley to the depot yester-
Gay morning, where she. accompanied by
Capt. and Mrs Ha:stand, boarded a Cleve-
land train to spend the day. The major
met her at the train last evening. During
the afternoon he took Il drive in the coun-
Evening star., 1896-10-06

Many of the missing persons from Cedar
Keys. Fla. have returned. and the latest
definite information is that the total num-
ber of recovered dead is fifteen. and the
missing dead nine. In addition to these,
four colored spongers from the schooner
Rosa Lee were drowned. 1t Is now thought
that the sponge fleet was beyond the range
of the wind. boatman arrived from the
direction taken by il and did not know
that there had been a storm. Travellers
from the Suwanee section report much des-
titution- The city is still cut off from rail.
road and telegraphic communication. and
will be for about a month
Evening star., 1896-10-06
So A MONTH
DURING OCTOBER.

WHEN DOCTOR MCCOY ESTABLISHED \ NA-
TIDNAL PRACTICE IN WASHINGTON 1T MAS
Ills iLAN To CINE ENEIhEoDl AN ul1flli-
UNITY To DEIAiN THE BENEFITS bF HIS
TREATMENT il iS STILL HIS Ill i:PpSE To
Ia THIS. and WHILE NE DOES NOT Pitbi'OSE
10 l;rDisi: Ills FEE WILL. Mt DD III, IN
FACr-HE Will. Fpi; THE TIME RElNG Ailnl-
1871 1T ALTOGETHER. AND GIVE For l!lE
MONTH rI' p-rOi;EH HIS SEiN HES fEtE,
CHARGING: ONLY Ipn THE Mi:Dl'INtS, MAX.
iNt; 4 UNIFORM RATE oF 81 \ MONTH THIS
Is PRACTICALLY A RENEWAL nF TIE pllpli-
TTNIrY GIVE, Di'RIN'; SEPTEMBER ALL
NEW PATIENTS WHO N'TLi BEFORE NoNI.M-
BEE !, AND ALI. OLD PATIENTS WHO liENEW
jEFII,E NOVEMBER l. WILL EE TIA: kT'i-D
UNTII CURED AT THE UNIFORM RATE pF SO
A MONTH. MEihlGiNES lN.lAIip THIS AZ
WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM ALI. DISEASES
WITHOUT ENGLPTlDN-
Evening star., 1896-10-06
NEW YORK NOMINATIONS.
Democrats Named for Congress In
Various Districts.

Democrats Named for Congress In
Various Districts.
Congressional nominations were made in
New York last night by Taramany and the
national democracy as follows:
By Tammany-
Eighth-John ]. Walsh.
Ninth-Thomas ]. Bradley.
Tenth-Amos ]. Cummings.
Eleventh-William Sulzer
Thirteenth-Wiliam III. Burke.
Fourteenth-John Quincy Adams.
In these districts the Chicago platform
and ticket were indorSed. In the twelfth
district hot fight was made over the
denomination of George B- Mcclellan, lie
cause he had not declared himself On the
financial question, but Mcclellan was noni-
mated on a vote Of ~ to "a Mr.. Nc
Ciellan was also nominated by the national
democrats.
BY national democrats
FCurteenth-Charles w. Fornes.
Fifteenth-Phiiip b. Low. the republican
candidate.
Tenth-Calvin Tompkins.
Ninth-Timothy J. Campbell.
Twelfth-George B. Mcclellan.
Conventions were held by the democrats
in the five congressional districts of Kings
county last night, when the following nom-
nations were made:
Second-John NJ. Clancy.
ThirdICharieS T. Brandt.
Fourth-ThomaS J. Larkfn.
| FTfth-Thomas ID. Delaney.
The Hudson county On. JD republican
congressional convention in West Hoboken
| last night nominated Thomas L. Mci1wan.
! jr., for Congress.
| Nominating conventions were held by the
] democratic party yesterday afternoon in
/ the two congressional districts of Erie
| county. n Y. Tine following candidates
| were nominated: For Congress, thirty-se;-
| ond district, William c. ONeill; thirty-third
| district, Harvey w. Richardson Of Ham
burg.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
$3 RATE
EXTENDED
Doctor Mccoy Continues the
So Opportunity Dur
ing October.
To Dfspcl the Confusion That the
limitations of the Rate by Others
Has Caused.
DIR. McCOY'S RECORD.
The Six Years of FERMENTATION.


Mat-icGlant at University of New York ......lS7e
ilrst homer fnar IN his class ss...-.......-...lS19
Winner of famous lsnonlis prize February. 1873
t:ud-ddtc fJr bellevue Hospital appoint
i'H'' Hiaf'li, 1878
Chosen 10y competitive examination, oI,n all
tue doctors of the world. resident physician of
b.li'' ue iio-pllal ------------- Mar"ii. ts.3
During scrTicc at Eellcvuc elected visiting piy
sician 20 training school for nurses April. 1859
Served as resident Physician TO Bellevue Is so
Study ia hospitals OF london and Dublin. ....lSSl
foIinulatlol u Regular Treatment f,r chronic troll
bI''s as a result OF hospital experience. So
ForIndlItloh of regular treatment fuT the II
catarrhal. bronchial and lang disea lss3
Anaounc, nl'Dt OF br. Mrt,y's first introduced
voluntarily 10y well-aHown journalists. With IIr
lures and Interviews Of patients cared April. iN>4
DO tor Mctoy treating over one thousand pati..its
u.ontn' -...... ioo5
EAtenSion of Office facilities 10y cmploym'il ilt ~
students from bellevue. j 80 lNSS
The second visit 1" Europe for further hospital
Study and Inspection.
serving in the Laboratories of Prof. Koch, Fer
IN l>so
study In Charlie Hospital OF Berlin and Royal
Clinic under Won Be;gtuann- .sSll
Formulation of system of medicine BASED the
distoTer! of poison in the blood fic origin II
The system perfected 10y application and osp,ri-
ncnt in cases selected from Dr. Mcjoy's Irac-
Tie world startled 10y Dr. McCoy's Discovery # =
cure Tor Deafness ~ I'lflli,'i Iva
!.ocati"n of national practice In WaSiiinS-
toI- -Mhfti =. AoJo
Evening star., 1896-10-06

l. there D;,racl.
Are yuu ro>tiNc:'
Is there ,,-,niiingy'
- DO you beech up gis!
Have sou Naic-DrtSlis'
Are ynn light iral'-l:'
Is ynuf tonple aIcd -
DO yon hawk aad spit:'
- Is there pain after eating
Are you nervous and weak"
d. you have sick iirldaCilcs2
DO you l'uat up after eating.
Is there disgust for breakfast
IaN" yea distress after eating :
Is yuur ;,Iroat hllrd with slmvi
ID, yLu ~ times have diarrhoea:
Is there rush of blood 10 the hrad?''
Is Here 'nnStlIIt s, ,Isation IN the stoinachs'
DO YOU feel as II ,ou had lead in stuinacig"
Wien y0a get up Suddenly ere you dizzy ::
When stou; .h is empty do you ic;l iaiat =:
DO you Erl' ap material that h.rns tlroltf 2
w.n stoIlach is full do you fed orrresscd:'
Evening star., 1896-10-06

- l. the voice husky
= DO y'u ~!iit Up slime
= do y,u acil- all "vrrf''
" DO You Siiore al ni-ht:'
iie XUG h!pw ont sratbs:''
" l., The stopped up:"
' Does your Lose discii. i.r,,e!''
- Docs the HaS. bleed easily
" l. this Worse toward nig!.tE'
= Does rhe itch ard hurnI''
" l. there ptiI in frcli OF head:'
L. ii.er~ pain arr,iSs ia" eyes:
q" is thrT" tt"k!iIg in the throat
- l. yoar >,-Iis" % smell lrayiagr'
" DO N"u hIHs to clear tie thr0aty'
" L. H." ihroi Il dry In the morning.
E Ar" r"u losing sour s,IrSc Of tasiH:''
l,o you SLEEP with the mouth OPEN"
Does your nosc stop up toward nightr'
Evening star., 1896-10-06

g Is yoar ing failincT'
- DO your ears discsarGt?"
- lbo your eaIs Itch and burn:
" Are the dry and scaly?''
:" Have yor pa.l behind the cars
- Is There n ihT-.i,in- IN the cars
- Is thers, "A b'.gzirr s.uRa heardT'
ID" you have ringing in the ears
" Are there cracking: sounds heardT'
- L. your hca iiig bad cln-ly days.
- Do yod have earIrc JcrISiplllly:'
- Are t,,crc E;.dS like stt ,'scapin-:''
- Do YOU: ears hunt when yoI blow Neur rose ?"
- do you family hear noises ia the ears
- DO ls .r better days than others -
- ID The noises in ynnr ears Keep you awake -
- When yua blow yngr noSr ia the crack -
=" Il your bearing worse when yuu have cnl1 -
- Is There roaring like waterfall in the head -
Evening star., 1896-10-06

Rain began falling yesterday morning in
Michigan. and the forest fires that threat
ened Nestoria. Humboldt and other towns
In the northern peninsula are quenched.
Evening star., 1896-10-06

Cen c. c. Watts. democratic nominee for
governor OF West Virginia. who has been
i'll, is convalescing. and expects to resume
his speaking appointments this week.
Evening star., 1896-10-06

PEOPLE WITH HAIR THAT IS CONTINUALLY
falhng cut or those that are bald, stop the
falling and get good growth OF hair by using
Halls Hair Repewer.
Evening star., 1896-10-06

Have You tog@h;
- Are you losing tsls'
- 10 you roIgh AT nEhtT'
- Have you r,ain in side? -
DO you take .r,ld -asiiy:''
- Is your appetite ,ariahle:''
:. Have yoa stitches il sidc:"
.' DO voI ,orgh until you gag:
." ID you raise frotl,y rnlterial:
- Do yoI cough going 10 bed T.
4" DO yoi cough in the morning:
Are you low spirited at times =
- DO you s;,if up yellow matterT'
A" Is vour cr':sl short and hacking
- DO sI,i, Up little cheesy Jumps
Have YOU disgust for fatty focds7
4" l. there Il t,i Killing behiEd the palatef"
- Do You fed you are growing wruker:'
=. Is tncr~ burning pain in tho tlroat? p?
q" Have you pain ischind the hrcasthon"?'
I'D, YOU cough night and morning."
a. Do you hay" 80 SIT up at night to get brcathT'
Evening star., 1896-10-06
DISEASE OF HEAD AND THROAT

The head and thront become dis
rssed fr"m neglected colds. causing
Catnrrh when the condition of the
blood predi sposes TO this condition.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
DISEASE OF BRONCHIAL TUBES.

This condition often results from
cntnrrh extending from the head
and thront. and. If left unchrcl> ell,
extends down thc Nindpipe into the
bronchial tubes, and in TING at
tacks the lungs.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
Peoples Party Fuses With ALI Others
in North Carolina.
PECULIAR VARIETY OF POLITICS
The Tar Heels Are Torn by Many
Bitter Dissensions.
DEMOCRATS ALSO AT ODDS
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.


RALEIGH. n. c., October 5, 1896.
Some very observant persons consider
the position of the poprlists in this state
to be peculiar and embarrassing The
party's electoral fusion with the democrats
and its state and congressional and county
fusion with the republicans cause many
disco rdant notes and no little clashing.
The state chairman receives some letters
which show almost rebellion. He says the
mass of the letters, however, indorses the
action of the state committee.
Senator Buffers paper, which is the or
gan of the populists in this state, published
yesterday two editorials, which even in
this time. SO full of sensations. attract at
tertion. One of them is really a defense
of the populiSt action in effectins congres-
sional fusion with republicans 1t con-
cIudes as follows:
1.-THE dictates of common sense. all the
power of logic. and the full force of rea-
sen combine to persuade populiSts that I'M
der existing circumstances the republican
party of North Carolina is far more friend
ly to the cause of silver than the demo-
cratic party. and as long as ;his appears
to be so il Will be purpose 10 Sand by
our republicans friends IN this silver issue.
and trust them in preference to democrats,
who show no hesitation in trying TO defeat
the most reliable silver forces which ever
went from North Carolina
The contract or agreement signed by the
popUlists and republicans requires the lat
ter to support the pcpUlist congressional
nomiTees in the first, third, fourth, sixth
and seventh districts. There has been
trout II in the sixth, as for a time il was
difficult 20 set the TWO republican candi-
dates there teach of whom stoutly claimed
to be the regular noaIiIee) to retire. Bat
yesterday the state committee effected its
purpose and NorEent and Smith. the re-
pubicaI.s. down and out, and The dis
trict committee has inGorscd Rev. Cas.rles;
H Martin Inc populIst nominee The Only
trouble Low Is in this. the fourth d>trict. :.
where Pat Massey, the republican nominee,
is resoiute in his declaration that he Will
not CCme down But his fate is certain. If
he coLtInLes 10 decline to step down the
state committee viii quietly give notice he
is not to be supported, and that Will give
Stroud, the populist candidate, the repub-
li....p
Evening star., 1896-10-06
DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

This condition Mny result from sew.
crnI causes. hut the usunl cause ia
r:,tnrrh, the mueus dropping down
into the throat and being swallowed
Evening star., 1896-10-06
His Case LikeEed to Mr.. Lnssitcr's.

Assistant United States District Attorney
Robert H. Roy has resigned secretary
of the general committee Of the national
democratic party in Kings county. N. Y.
Complaints were made at Washington that
Mr. Roy had been neglecting his official du-
ties on account of politics. A parallel also
had been drawn between his case and that
of Francis Il. Lassiter, United States attor-
ney for the eastern district of Virginia
who resigned his position on account of a
disagreement with Attorney General Har-
mon as to the extent to which q govern
ment official might engage in active politi-
cal work.
Evening star., 1896-10-06

AFTER A DAYS HARD WORK
Take HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
1t makes q delicious drink. and relieves fatigue
and depression. grateful tonic.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
DISEASE OF THE EARS.

Deafness and ear troubles result
from cntarrh passing along the
EuStachiaD tube that leads fr:sEa the
throat To- the ear.
Evening star., 1896-10-06
What One Popuiist Says.

How win the popuists vote in The STATE
election i'll case they no chance TO elect
part of lh.ir ticket" Was asked a proni-
nent popu list speaker.
Go with any ticket to beat those fellows
who have f1ttened on tEe OcochoCbee land
steal and /, bea; god i,rg Bloxhanl.
The white republicans won't Join yo;!,
bu; will join the sound money ranks to get
the legislature. and"
Well. if il going that way well
join them, anything 10 beat Bloxha1n an
SheatS.