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EXTENDED TO THE
END OF The YEAR.
Asked for One Months Extension,
Doctor Mccoy Gives Two.
All Who Apply Before Jan. /, 1885, for the Treat
ment that Has Become Blessing to Our Time,
May be Treated at So Per Month Until Cured.

The attendance at the offices OF Doctors
Mccoy andCowden in October douhledeven
that OF September, and at he close OF the
month came again the inevitable culmlna-
lion and crisis. a flood Tide and IiCou pres
sure Of belated importunates that brought
q second emergency, when Something must
be done"
Pleas Tor another months extension came
from everywhere, IN letters from patients
living in the CITY who could not reach the
offices, an letters FROM people throughout
the country desiring 10 toe treated by c0rre-
spondence, IN personal visitation Of friends
who wanted 10 bring other friends ct rela-
tiyes.
such was the pressure OF work incident
10 the Close OF the So period that during
Saturday and Sunday, the Both and 81 St.
not 50 much as time for pTepa ring or pub
MCly Announcing the extension could be
spared. II was All unprecedented occur
renee In this practice. Il was the first time
in its history that il was absolutely i'm
possible 10 prepare or make the usual an
nouncements in the public prints.
In response 10 personal Ieq nests 10 extend
the rate, Doctor Mccoy said: II viii do
better than your request. You ask for one
month. and ! VIII give Two l VIII extend
the IS rate until the end OF the wear. IL
cannot be said then that there is not abn-
dant time
Ast0nished himself by the situation, he
felt that a second extension cf one mont h
would seem like purely business matter
lie could not make the Concession grudg-
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THE COURT RECORD.


Equity court No. l-Justice Cox-Brow n
vs.. Chesapeake ana Ohio canal Company
trustee authorized to deliver deed to Dis
tricL of Columbia. Roberts vs.. Roberts, sale
ratified nisi and trustee authorized to
insure title. Bailey vs. Bailey; testimony
before Mrs. Margaret Murray, examiner or
dered taken Wood vs.. Ashford; leave to
withdraw answer To demurrer granted. De-
lent vs. Richards; pro confesso against de-
fendant Richards granted. Gallagher VS..
Fairfax; rule on defendant Fairfax made
absolute. Reynolds VS.. Bean; vacation of
pro confesso on conditions granted. Perry
Us. Perry; II. /, allappointedg guardian
al litem. Mccormick VS.. Hussy; pro con-
fesso against Bessie Dillon vacated. Granger
rs. Moriarty: Robert E. Bradley appointed
receiver. schneider VS.. Schneider; sale
finally confirmed.
Equity court No. 2-Justice Hagner-yes-
try of st. Johns Parish VS. Bostwick ct al /:
reference of demurrer for bearing to Chief
Justice Bingham, the two equity judges be-
III disqualified TO hear same. Iulson VS..
Burns ct al: decree pro confesso against
defendants Harry Burns, James ID. Burns
and Charles I. Yoder, rule to show cause
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ingly, sparingly or pcnuriously. He could
not deal out benevolence as We deal out to-
baccO or calico, by pennyweight or inch
measure, SO he has given the benefit of the
rate for two full months which is time
enough 10 answer every appeal and request
that has been made.
such, then, is the logic of the whole
movement for extending the benefits OF
The Mccoy system 30 those unable To pay
regular fees. such is the logic also OF the
final aud lengthy extension, the text
and substance of which is given above.
To repeat at length:
All dear persons applying before
january L, 1898, will be treated at
the nominal rate OF - a month until
cured.
The offer applies alike to office and
TO mail patients and TO old patients
renewing treatment and To new pa
tients beginning treatment during
November ana December.
All persons afflicted with Catarrh,
rheumatism, Asthma, Incipient Com
sumption or any other so-called in
cuTahle ailment or infirmity. ana
who makes application before Janu-
airy i, 1898, will be treated ut the
nominal rate of So a month until
cured.
This offer applies alike to office
as To mail patients and TO old pa.
tientS renewing as To new patients
beginning treatment during NOvem-
ber or December.
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MOTHER AND SON BOTH CURED.
THE SON
CURED OF
GASTRIC CATARRH,

That the scope OF Doctor McCoy's system
OF medicine is a. broad as the field or
Medical Science itself. and not cramped
within the narrow limits or any single
speciality, has been demonstrated repeat
edly, but never SO clearly a. in the case Of
Mr.. Davis ana his mother whose state
nIents are presented together here.
Charles Davis, Little Fails Road,
D. g: The stomach trouble OF which Doc
tors MCCOY and COwden ha ve cured me be
gan about two years ago, and in short
time ] became a physical wreck. My stOm
ach distressed me all the time, and nothing
that ] ate did me any good I got very
weak and run down, had no strength and
no appetite.
] Lost Flesh, Too, and Became IL
fit for Work.
] tried a number OF remedies that were
suggested by friends. and consulted one
doctor, but nothing did ne any good.
on several occasions i had terrible
cramps that began in mystonlaoh nd from
there extended all over my body. The last
one ] had was accompanied by vomiting,
and was unusually severe. la sting over ten
hours II came on dunng the night, and
II was late the next day before ! got
any relief.
If ! attempted 10 eat ordinary foods 1
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There was a continuance OF the bad
slump yesterday, and IL was worse than
on any previous day, a climax OF the whole
previous movement. Large blocks of
long stock were liquidated, stocks were
sold short, ana stop orders caught on the
decline. Dispatches which the street con-
siGers unfayUrable from Madrh were the
principal added lever, though the election
still seemed to have its effect, and the
scare over the sickness of Mr.. Havemeyer
Is not entirely over. The tumble really
amounted to furry, II not quite a
panic. On the whole, 1t was very sick
market from which there was nothing
OF consolation 10 be gotten by the butts
except the old idea that secn furry
generally comes before a rally, an idea
that sometimes holds and sometimes does
not. The safe estimate, is, probably, that
II disturbing news continues to come from
Spain the market viii fail to rally today.
Otherwise, there should develop little
better tone. IL will require considerable
nerve, however, to buy anything after the
condition OF things yesterday.
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Sues for a Divorce.

Suit sor divorce was instituted yesterday
by Samuel Kees from his wife, Janey KEGS
They We're married August 20, 1879, Mrs.
KEGS maiden name being Cronan. Mr..
KEGS names Robert NJ. Frost as cores
pondent The complainant Iii his bill says
that for long time he has been aware
of his wife's infidelity, and that some time
ago she notified him that ''she was tired
Of him. that she wished to rove in wider
and sweetcr fields and that his presence
was distasteful to her, and that his voice
had no music for her ears"
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THE MOTHER
CURED OF
ASTHMA.

Mrs. Eliza a. Davis, Little Falls
Road, D. c.: 4 had my first attack of
asthma years ago. After that it did not
trouble me again seriously until about two
years ago. That fall IL came on again, and
as the weather grew colder grew stead
ily worse.
The shortness OF breath increa sed, and
there was constant feeling of pressure
about IA chest, just as IL there was hea "
weight upon it. The attack never came on
during the day, but at night, an hour OF two
after l ha d retired,
i Would Wake To Find Myself Gasp
ing for Breath.
There would be no more Test that night,
for when the attacks We're On sleep was
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would bloat up afterward, and there would
be feeling OF nausea. 1 got SO l could
not eat anything but soft. liquid foods.
and part Of the time lived entrel on milk
and stimulants.
i was SO badly run down when | went
TO Doctors Mccoy and Cowden that had
about given up al hope Of ever being we'll
and strong again.
] Really Think Their Treatment
Saved My Life.
Il have told people 50, and those who
know the condition l was in gree with me.
Il was discharged cured in November a
year ago, and have had no return of anyof
my symptoms. Ny stomach does not trou-
BILE me in the least, my appetite is good and
feel as strong and wen a ] ever did In
my life"
The times., 1897-11-06

FOR RENT-The best way TO help your
business or profession is 10 move into
the largest and best known office build
ing in the city.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9Th AND F SITS
A FEW choice rooms now aVaila BILE; mod
crate rental no extras; perfect lanitor
service, fire proof surroundings, sls-
Vators, 10 stories, COmmOdious bicycIe
stalls and free telephone service
JyS -tu ,th ,sat-tf
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impossible. / could not even lie down,
but would have 10 sit up eriler in a chair
or propped up in bed. Night after night
/ have spent in this fashion, until ] was
about eXha listed.
he cough troubled ne greatly, for 1t
was such IN effort 10 raise l b.. tough mucus
that filled my lungs.
What sent me TO Doctors Mccoy and
Cowden was the cure they had made in
my sons case, and seeing the published
statement of
Mrs Jenny Smith, of COG Sixth
Street Southwest.
she had been cured of Asthma; why should
not be cured also?
Before l began treatment, If did very
much about the house, / was sure 10
have an attack that night Now | can do
a good days work and not suffer from il.
Ny cough has stopped and breathe per-
fectly.''
The times., 1897-11-06
Fine Turnout at Auction.

VIII be sold at auction, at the auction
roorns OF Walter b. Williams & Co, corner
Tenth and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Saturday, November 6, at 2 O'Clock M,
two stylish Bay Horses, handsome EXten-
sion-top Carriage, Side bar Buggy, Double
and Single Harness, Robes, etc. Item
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~ uenrt Tnn Rnd to- BE Cured.-

No Heart Too Bad to Be Cured.
Testimony could be piled high in commenda-
tfon OF the wonderful cures wrought by
Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart. No case
stands against this great remedy where
it did not relieve the most acute heart
sufferings inside of thirty minutes II at
lacks the disease in an instant after be
ing taken. -29
The times., 1897-11-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following:
John w. Mueller and Louise Hefner.
Richard Manning and Sarah Banks.
James Henry and Anna NJ. Anderson.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales Capital Traction, l s at 54 81
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 100 at 90 cts;
Mergenthaler Linotype, 15 at 1874, a.
1874 Id; Lanston Monotype, 200 at 1S 1-2.
After Call-Metropolitan Railroad, at
121 12.
The times., 1897-11-06

The earnings of Wabash for the fourth
Week Or October Increased SOS 003. The
Southern Railroad for the same period
earned $5T7,971, a decrease of S26,-
S3l. For the month the eamings We're
81 SOC. .000, an increase of 81 900. The
Louisville and Nashville FOR the same period
the last week OF October earned $6I2,-
000, decrease Of $4,000. For the
month of October the road earned 81 ,9OU,-
00o, a decrease OF 100000.
The times., 1897-11-06

One Of Doctor McCoy's lee
lures upon the condition of
impa ired hearing relates sule
ly to head noises condition
known nv the dOctOrN as Tin
nifus Auriuml. This paper
viii be mailed free TO any ad-
dress.
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. b. Iiibbs & Co,
Bankers ard Brokers. Members OF tile
y. Y. stnck Exchange, 1427 + street.
on Hiuh Low clos
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w WaShingtOn
Loan & Trust Co,

OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND + ST8.
PAlD-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION
Loans In any amount madS on
- approved real estate or collateral A.
- reasonable rates
- lnterest paid upon deposits on
- daily balances subject to check
- This company acts as executor ad,
- Illustrator, truEte gent, ,tr easuref
- registrar and n all other ffduciary
- capacities.
- Boxes for rent In burglar and fire
- proof vaults for safe deposit and
JOHN JOY EDISON fresidans
JOHN A Vice Presidens
h s. CUMMINGS I'd Vice PresideDx
JOHN r. CARMODY Treasurer
ANDREW PARKER. Secretary
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Chicago Grain ana Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co..
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
N Y. Stock Exchange, 1427 street.
The times., 1897-11-06

Chicago, Nov. 5.-wheat was weak
throughout the session today, losing from
5-Sa7-S from yesterdays close. There
was nothing in the way of foreign support,
and a majority of the local traders We're
arrayed on the bear side. The bear in
tcrest was more aggressive than ON any
previous day.
Corn was dull, with moderate export
business.
The times., 1897-11-06

The reader may obtain the
full text of Doctor McCoy's
paper explaining the relation
Of cntarrh To consumption by
calling at the office or by
writing for it.
The times., 1897-11-06

Dun's weekly review of trade Will say
todaY. ST onger prOofUf the great change
in the condition o f essoouIdnot be given
than is found in the detailed report Of
the failure by branches o. the business
for the month of Octo Der. Though swe eIled
10y few large speculative or brokera ge
failures, the aggregate was smaller than
IN any other month for years, except in
July and August and one month In 1894.
During the four years, iron manufacturing
failures have not been smaller except in one
month, wool manufacturing except in
TWO months. leather and shoes and uncla SSH
fled man featuring except in four months
and cotton except in six months.
I'm trading classes failures have never
been smaller in groceries, jewelry and
books, except in one month; in clothing
furniture aud unelassified trading ex
in two nonths and ten manufacturing
and trading classes out of fourteen, each
never have reported smaller failures in q
third of the past forty-eight months.'
Bradstreet's review Will say: kill
ing froSts south, the raising of quarantine
embargo, and at nearly all the points in
States invaded by yellow fever, the re-
sumption of traffic and prospective re-
vival in demand for staple merchandise
constitute the trade features of the week."
The times., 1897-11-06

Dow, Jones and Co., sayof Union Pacific:
The opposition 10 the Union Pacific re-
organization plan is directing attention to
the present position OF the plan, claim
ing that there must be change either in
its terms or in the arrangements made with
the syndicate II takes the ground that
there are agreements with the Kansas Pa
cilic security owners to include the II, in the
reorganization OF Union Pacific, and with
the Union Pacific security holders to in
clude the Kansas division in the reorgani-
Zatfon. Interests connected with Union
Pacific reorganization say there is no diff
Guilty Or question at all except with regard
to the purchase Of Kansas Paeific.
The times., 1897-11-06

hear good stories OF Metropolitan Street
Railway and talk that 1t is to have large
advance in the near future. There are
also bull tips out in Manhattan but these
would better be received with more circunl-
spection, probably.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-01

leave their Washington addresses and
make full use of the committee rooms.
President CleVeland's last Sunday in
the executive. mansion was rather
busy one. There are a large number Of
bills which have passed congress on
his table awaiting his action and he
spent some time in an examination Of
their provisions. He remained in doors
all day. There are a number Of bills,
all of them said to be of minor i'm
portance, which have become laws
without his signature. But four days
more remain for the Fifty-fourth con-
gross to wind up its business and make
way for it's successor. The close Of the
session promises no sensational Incl
dents, for only routine business is pos
sible
AS usual, the house awaits the end
with clean slate. 1t has finished
its work on the big appropriation bills
with which the senate is now strug-
Cling.
In the upper house these four days
will be full Of work Indeed, It is still
uncertain whether the senate will be
able to dispose of the bills by noon on
Thursday next. There are four of the
big appropriation measures to be voted
on. OF these, the naval bill and that
making appropriations for the District
Of Columbia may cause prolonged de-
bate. The other two, Notifications and
general deficiency bills will go through
without trouble. Meanwhile, the house
will sit merely to receive and act upon
conference reports, with probably night
sessions Tuesday and Wednesday, 1t
Will take skillful geperalship, but the
senate leaders believe they will have
the slate clear on Thursday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-01

persons and the lobby of the Airing
ton hotel presented such an appearance
as it usually does preceding some i'm
pOrtant public event. Mark Hanna
was probably the most sOught-for per-
sOnage in the group of politicians. 9th
ers who figured in the throng were
Gen. Russell A. Alger, Gov. Bushnell,
Of Ohio, and staff, Senator-elect T. c.
Platt, of New York, and SenatOr-elect
SpoOner of Wisconsin. Today Mr.
Hanna paid a visit to inaugural head
quarters and later, in company with
Hon. Benjamin ButterWOrth, went on a
tour of inspection of the various re-
viewing stands, which are now about
complete.
Gov. Tanner, of Illinois, and his staff
reached the city about o'clock this
evening. A portion of the party in
Guiding Mr. and Mrs. Tanner, are stay
ing It the ShOreham. while the remain
der are making their home in the cars
at the station.
Tuesday afternoon ex-Representative
Abner Taylor is to give them a recep-
ton, and the night of the same day
the Illinois delegation in congress will
tender the party a reception at Ma
sonic Temple.
Hon. w. ]. Bryan returned to the
city during the day. With Mrs. Bryan
and his daughter he attended divine
services at the New York Avenue Pres
byterIan church. and in the afternoon
received a number of politicians.
The National League Of Republican
Clubs has opened headquarters at No
1919 F street. and committees of re-
ceptiOn and information have been or
ganiZed. All members Of Republican
clubs are desired to report and register
at the headquarters on arriving here
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Washington Is Very Gay.
Decoration of the City Has Begun in Earnest Crowds
Begin to Arrive.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Inaugural
preparations come on apace. Within
the past twenty-four hours the crowds
have begun to show themselves notice
ably on the streets; the depot plat
forms and hotel Hobbies are becoming
more and more congested with each
incoming train. Decorations begin to
flaunt along the avenues.
The grand arena of the inaugural dis
play will be the short section of Penn
sylvania avenue between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth streets, fianked on the
south by the White house and on the
north by Lafayette square Here, both
sides of the street are a solid front
Of covered stands. The stand from
which the president will review the pa
rade, with its white front, Corinthian
columns and severely classical outlines,
is not unlike a miniature of the White
house
The other stands are covered in imi-
tation of stone work, rooted over
against the possibility of bad weather
With their wreaths, garlands and bris-
Ting flag staffs, from which will soon
flutter countless bannerets, they easily
suggest the embattled lists of Ashley
or the FlOrentine Piazza, where the
pageants OF the Agona wound their
way at carnival time.
After nightfall, too, there are already
to be seen garlands and clusters Of in
candescent lights, but these are only
an earnest of somewhat better things
to come.
The inaugural committee has practi-
cally wound up its work, but the head
quarters are still open for the recep-
ton of visitors
So far as the launching of the new ad-
ministration can be provided for in
advance, there seems nothing left un-
done to assure success.
Practically all of the southwest cor
ner of the Ebbitt house, on the third
floor, has been reserved for the Nc
Kinley party. The suite Of three rooms
that has been set apart for the presi-
dent-elect has been arranged with ex-
cellent taste. Blue and gray are the
prevailing tones. Tropical plants are
grouped in the corners Of the apart
ments, and connected with the suite
is marble-lined bath. The whole IS
not too large to be homelike, and NAV
be aptly described as cosy. The Ioca.
ton is such as to have the best Of the
sunlight all day, and Maj Mckinley
could hardly be more comfortably lodg-
ed before getting finally settled in his
new home.
There has been a special dining hall
set apart for the Mckinley party. 1t
is small banquet hall in the rear Of
the main dining hall, capable Of ac-
cOmmodating about seventy-hve per
sons. and is the only thing needed 10
assure the complete privacy of the Can
ton visitors.
The general police arrangements IN
Washington have also been perfected
Four hundred special officers have been
sworn in. Details Of detectives from tha
big cities will be sent to Washington
to keep watch on whatever members
Of their own criminal population drift
this way
THE INCREASING CROWD
OF arrivals contained MANY prominent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-01
SPANS SIDE OF THE CASES
Documents Regarding Ruiz and
Scott Forwarded to Washington.

HAVANA, Feb. rs via Key West
Fla.).-It is understood that documents
have been forwarded to the state de-
partment at Washington for examina-
ton with respect to the cases Of RUIZ.
Scott and other Americans similarly
maltreated by the Spanish authorities.
The palace at Pinar del Rio has been
fired upon by the insurgents.
Gen. Rodriguez will succeed the late
Gen. Agufrre in command Of the in
surgent forces in the province Of Ha-
Vana.
Gen. Rafael de Cardenas and Judge
GonzalO JOrrin, well known citizens Of
Havana, are now in the San Cristobal
bills. Pirar del Rio, at the camp Of
Gen. Ruiz Rivera Offering terms of
peace. The guide VINO took them there
has returned and reports that the in
terVleWs were Of a friendly character.
Gen. Pancho Garlic is reported NOV
ing towards Matanzas in order to make
a combination with the forces OF
Gomez. Hot fighting is expected in
thu: Remedies district. The insurgents
are reinforcing their stronghold at
Pale PrietO, in the Platero hills near
Sierra Meneses. Over 1000 reinforce
nents have arrived there ready to
make joint attack with Gen. Gomez.
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enforce the orders of any such court
regarding these performances.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAWS
have been extended to prevent traffic
in obscene literature or articles design
Ell for immoral uses.
The shipping laws fove been amcni-
I'd to enable yachts belonging to Amer
lean or foreign clubs to enter or clear
from the custom houses without ton
mage taxes, also to require naphtha or
electric boats of more than fifteen tons
burden to be subjected to all require
ments for inspection and for pilots and
engineers. A new law cOmpelS the
name and draft of every registered yes
sci to be marked on the stern and bow.
New regulations have been made for
the compensation of inspectors of
steam vessels for their travelling eX-
penses. All persons who make signal
eXertiOns in rescuing a wrecked ship
or a drowning person are under a law
of this session eligible for the life
saving medals which were formerly
given only to the life saving crew men
One of the most important pieces Of
public land legislation permits the pat
enting of lands containing petroleum
or other mineral oils under the mineral
land laws. Another extends to Jan
l, 1899. the time in which purchases
may be made of the railroad grant
lands forfeited to the government I'M
der the act of 1890. ana another con-