davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
THE DOG WANTED TO GET HOME OrJcELy

James Dewar. steward OF the steamship Ira
waddy from Trinidad called at the Custom Hons.
yesterday to explain why cocker spaniel left the
ship at Quarantine. lie said the dog belonged to
stewardess on Staten Island. The dog was in
iIl-health and taken on the Irrnwaddv ON IT,
last outward voyage for the benefit 10 be derived
from voyage. Tho dog was seasick both
ways. The Irrawaddy has low freeboard and
when the dog caught right OF Staten Island /,
leaped upon the deck Of the doctors boat and
was taken ashore. The dog was nut on the mani
fest OF the ship the steward said. because thor.
had previously been trouble account of an
omission from the manifest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
SEPARATE PLATFORMS NAY BE BUTLT.
BRIDGE OFFICIALS HAVE PLAN TO PREVENT
CONFUSION WHEN ELEVATED TRAINS
Use THE STRUCTURE
Use THE sTRUcTuR.

The Brooklyn Bridge officials have thought ont
plan which will prevent confusion likely to resul,
from permitting the elevated railroads and bridge
trains 10 unload their passengers the same Mat,
form, Il al first supposed they would have "a
do II elevated trains ran over the Bridge There is
large vacant space back OF the two Bridge MAI
forms which could he used for the construction or
two platforms, to be used by the elevated raIlToa
lines One platform. II the plan IL adopted will be-
some distance beyond the north side OF the Bridge
platform. and The other Will face the Bridge plat.
form on the south side. between the two sWltchinp
tracks. This arrangement would leBve the bres4n'
Bridge platforms absolutely free President BcrrI
first suggested the scheme, and President I-hi.
mann Of the Brooklyn Elevated favors the idea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
THE HANDICAP ENDED.
r. A. MARSHALL, OF WISCONSIN. WINS
WITH a CLEAN SCORE.

WITH a CLEAN SCORE.
Long Branch. March o. (Spccal,.-The nth IL
nual meeting OF the Interstate Shooting Associa-
tion at Elkwood Par< closed this afternoon.
Wien the big handicap was renewed this morning
the leaders Marshall. Carver and Kocglc were
the centres of attraction. Al eyes riveted
upon them. and they left Sc; OF traps to
go the rounds tie crowd followed them with
GREATNESS anxiety. Marshall was shooting in
derful form ana completed his twenty fifth round
without misc. Carver and Koerle however, lost
their birds on trap No 3. Carvers bird was Killed
in the air. but the strong westerly wind carried IL
out of bounds
In the Grand American Handicap Yesterday fin
ished. Marshall. OF Keithsburg, Wis. with p
straight Kills. took first money. 500 and the cup.
Nine others-Carver, Koegle williamson Van
Dyke Burkhardt. Noris Cubberey. Arno and APP
plegate-witl "a kills each, secured ssS g. apiece.
ten with % kills secured 800 10 each while thir
teen with % kills each. secured sl9 ~ each.
The complete scores of those who finished In the
Grand American Handicap follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
ANOTHER TRACTION CHINGE HriRJNc

Commissioner Coils Yesterday gove q or,,.o,o
hearing on the application OF The Na,rono,,,on
traction Company for permit TO begin the
building of nifty odd miles OF new underground
electrical road. calling for the emplovment 81
ABOUT ioOw men and an expenditure OF about $40
1850 Elihu Root appeared for the METROPOLITAN
company. ana W IA. Page tr representing the
rory -seeond,st and Manhattanvilie Railroad
the application ''''' 'T'VN"
me commissioner said that he did not think a
the city should he POSTPONED for longer than was
absolutely necessary " 's> ''' W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Suprsrle Court.
BY Smyth. !.

Supreme Court.
BY Smyth J.
Mit,er 81 Stewsr-William q. Eeddy
jamestown Lumber and VI. 60. Rgt. Gross James II.
Fessenden.
Matter OF Holmes e. Brumey t'o.-tharles Donphue.
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company agt. Brady
James J. Grady
Slawson agt. Manung-Isaac Fromme
Matter OF Ives e. Williams Company Thomas +.
DonDely
BY Beach J.
Matter Of Henry-Augus;us G. Brown.
New York Society the Relief ~ Widows and
Orphans. etc. agt Schaensr-I. Campbell Thompson.
McGill agt. Bogg--t;llbert NJ Spier.
by Pryor J.
Day act. Wells-Chauncey 8 Tuax
Day ast. Webster-thauncey s. Truax
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By smyth. !.
Frederick FOlz agt Matthew CoOgan-Frank ] Nealls
Matter OF Holmes Brumley co.-Robert ". bullock
Matt Of Ives 4 Williams to--John 9 Chamberlain
Bradley & currier CO. agt. Ray mOnd SuTbrdgc-
W. Wiener
Bradley Currer Co agt Lena IIogencamp 1.-TWO case~)
Alfred W. Wiener
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
VICTORY FOR BROOKLYN MEN.

New-Hsven. Conn. March ?5.-The final match
In the handbal tournament for the championship
81 Ya.e in doubles played this morning between
Winchester Moves 80 Morris W. Ely 49, and r.
Miller co. and T. r. Lewis. 49, Messrs. Noyes and
Fly won by the scores s,-i5 81, 2-s. i7-2l and
t-j.
Both champions are from Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
A PRETTY CHESS FIGHT.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP STILL HANGING BE-
TWEEN PILLSBURY AND

The fourteenth game OF the match at chess be
tween Pillsbury and ShOwalter was altogether the
most exciting encounter of the struggle between
the two players. and was watched with much inter
est by the members of the Hamilton Club and a
number of its guests, prominent among whom was
Edward Hymes of the American cable ma tch team
The score Of the game follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
~ IT'S TVENTY-FIFTH YEAR.
BRIDGETON'S BOARD OF TRADE
BRATEs THE OCCASION WITH
DINNER

Bridgeton March % (SpeciaD.-Thc tMeh,s nv. mn
anniversary of the Bridgeton Boar" " -,
.,,a,d ,oniobt with n dinner at the Hotei
Cumberland. T.,
TIE large dining-room OF the holei was e'"o
orately decorated with flowers ana piahts' anu
among the invited guests present were T.. A"oe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
YALE'S CHESS CHAMPION.

New-Haven, Conn, March 25.-John Calhoun
Pickett. of Northampton. Mass. has won the chess
championship Of Yale University. In the finals he
defeated W. NJ. Murdoch. 'SS with ease Plckett
Is freshman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
SIR RODERICK AND NORTH STAR STOCK.

The trial of the suit brought by Sir Roderick
Cameron against A. W. Wright and others TO re.
cover 1880 for alleged failure deliver stock in
the North Star Construction Company was re-
sumed YESTERDAY before Justice GildersieeVe and a
Jury I'm the Supreme Court Most Of the session
was taken up by tho hearing of dispositions taken
In the West but in the afternoon the case for the
defence opened. and a. " Wright. the defendant.
called to the stand. He testified that he met
Sir Roderck Cameron in 1892 when Sir Roderick
was considering purchasing some stock i'm the COM
pany. Mr.. Wright said he bad been Interested In
the construction OF many railroads. among them
the Saginaw Valley and ST. Louis OF which he had
been director and treasurer: the Cincinnati,
Macknaw and Saginaw and the Duluth, Mime
sofa and Northern road. Mr.. Wright WAS still
until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
TO STRANGERS
In NEW YORK

Progressive Storekeeplng will
never pause in its development for
the methods of retailing will never
be absolutely perfect Therefore
we always expect something new
will be under way here.
Nevertheless our Store has
reached a point that makes it def.
niteIy an institution OF New York
1t already contains enough 70
make it an object OF interest to all
visitors to this city. No Journey
to the Metropolis is complete that
omits a visit to this Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
JERSEY PRIESTS " ROVE.

Among the Catholic pilgrims who attended the
Popes mass IN the Vatican yesterday were the
Rev 7 Connolly Of IIackensack and the Rev.
Thomas J. Herman, Of ncarny. D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

FRAUD CHARGED IN CHECK TRANSACTIONS.
A suit brought by Dyckman Waldron. as sole
executor Of the will Of Cornea Waldron, against
the Union Trust Company Of Now-Nork, TO re-
cover $1,000 was tried yesterday before Justice
Mac Lean and jury in the Supreme Court
The plaintiff alleged that in September. 1889 h"
deposited with the defendant S25Wl belonging 10
the Wadron estate. In December. 1890 he drew a
check against the fund for $1,000 payable to James
A. Waldion and gave II to John X. Van Ness for
delivery. The plaintiff charged that Van Ness had
the Union Trust Company certify the cheek. ana
that he instead Of delivering II to James y Wal
dron. "feloniousy inserted in II the words or j. Is
Van Ness. attorney. and after obtaining the
money. applied il to his own use To recover TINS
81. 900 the present suit was brought.
The Union Trust Company denied any knowledge
OF the allegations In the plaintiffs complaint. ana
the jury returned verdict for the defendant, the
Trust ComnanN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26


NfW .SiLks Black Grenadines are pop-
lar. Our assortments include a choice q
hundreds
Brocaded Cr.nsdnc, $50, $3.50, $3.50.
Pineapple Crcnadine, 81 10 81
Iron frame Grensdne, 81 to 81.
The Rotundn.
Spring Dress Go0ds. A mere catalogue
would fill this page. Suggestions are
fingerboards pointing the way to the per.
feet conditions for choosing.
Crspenc. S. styles, 3Jc, 400, 4jc.
sharkskin Canvas, 81 quality, 75c.
Crepe Brilliant I3 styles, 81
The Rotunda.
IVomen's ZMIv-Wade .Sntks. 80 10
$50. The variety of fabrics. neWneS q
styles and careful tailoring will please the
most critical.
Second floor. Broadway.
Moments Jackets and Chfes. From
Paris, Berlin and New York. Great variety
sumptuols tailoring.
Jackets, $3.50 to Sos Capes, So TO sl2j.
Seen the exclusive novelties here ? Fetch
ING designs Every day some new Coau
and Capes join the show
Second floor. broadway.
Wom<U's CIna<s. The Princess May
heads the list of fine kid Gloves at 81. Made
especially for Wanamaker S. A marvel Of
CheapneSS.
Four-button Suede Gloves, embroidered
in newest StVle. 81.
North Of the Rotundn.
Iy,,,~,'- Al,o,,. 2L:.I
clipped from the prices of some lots Of
worthy Underwear.
Gowns, SOC, s5c, 75c Drawers, 3jc soc
Chcniscs, 4Oc Wrappers 81 10, 81 %, 81
Second floor. Fourth avenue.
MEMS .St,lng Oqe,coah. OF aIl-wod
covert cloths. Newest stylcs-perfeot tai.
loring. S. 80 to s225O
Second floor.
Fuys Stored. Moderate charge for in
surfing against damage BY moths or fire
until fur-time comes again. Alterations
made by skilled workmen.
Fifth floor. Tenth street.
Books. A long list OF good Books at
third-some less-ot publishers prices A
request will bring you the list An abun
dance of Easter Novelties and Cards.
Ninth street.
Bicycles. If YOU want A high-grada
Wheel. and a saving Of $50 is an object
see the
Continental, $50
Continent, $3.50
Strictly trSt-oIaSs Wheels in every n.
spect. They'll bear the closest inspection
Basement.
Ba9y Carriages. The show is com.
pcte. 81 10 SIS
basement.
AscniHgs A good time TO order them
All the materials here to select from Estl-
mates furnished. The best work-lowet
prices.
Third floor.
Pictures. Framed copies Of Water
ColorS and PastelS at reduced prices
l4s26 in, 75c 90x30 in, Sl2S
Gilt frames and mats
Basement.
JOHN NANAMAKER,
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany March 2j.-The Court OF Appeals day
calendar for tomorrow Is; Nos. SO, 60 1856 t. 26
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. March 9J.-In the Supreme Court
Nos go 23s 2iO 2i2 2i3 pa 2l5 2i6 2l7 and 2iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

Pittsburg March 25.-The engine in Mil No : OK
the EDGAR Thomson Steel Works away about
midnight last night. resulting in the bursting Of
the immense hywheel. David Hugo engineer had
both legs crushed and died this morning. George
H. Mcclellan Snyder was fatally injured. The n.y.
wheel was twenty four feet In diameter The force
NJ The explosion badly wrecked the mill and caused
thousands OF dollars worth OF damage. Portions
NJ the wheel were thrown almost Incredible DIS
tances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
Killed Missed

The I0ns0la0n Handloan u birds $40 cnfan1e: han
dicaps % 10 30 yards winners in Grand American one
yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

NfW Silks. Black Grenadines are pop
lar. Our assortments include a choice
hundreds.
Brocaded Cr.nsdinc, $50, $3.50, So
Pineapple Grcnadne. s. TO 81
Iron frame GrensdIne, 81 to 81
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Will Set You Up

Sick or Wei, Do Not Think of Going
Away Without Getting Some
knowledge of Munyon's Grand
Work in Behalf of suffer-
ing Humanity. Mum
yon's Doctors Are
Yours and Not
Penny TO Pay.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
WORK OF THE EXCISE BOARD.
It's Annual Report Sent TO Congress
Yesterday.

The ex else board OF the District of
Columbia yesterday submitted TO Congress
its report for the license year ending Oc-
toher 81 1896. The report sets forth that
during the year. which commenced Novem-
Der 1 1895, the board granted 500 bar
room licenses, comprising hotels, clubs,
and ordinary barrooms, and lG3 wholesale
liquor licenses, including groceries, bot
tiers, brewers agents, confections and
strictly wholesale places. The number
OF barroom applications rejected during
the same period was slXtyfseyen, and the
number OF wholesale liquor applications
unfavorably acted on was seventeen.
From November /, 1856, TO March 2,
1897, $40 applications for barroom IL
censes were granted and u rejected;
I45 applications for wholesale liquor IL
censes were favorably acted upon and
were rejected.
From March 3, 1896 to March ,, 1897,
80 persons We're convicted Of violating
the excise law.
The amount OF fines imposed curing the
above period was $500, of which 500
has been collected, leaving $1,000 OF
said amount uncolleCted, and this is ac-
counted for because many convicted of
violating the law serve out wGrkhOuse
sentence, and in a great many convic-
| tions personal bonds were taken.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Washington at the Inauguration of all
Republican Presidents since that time.
The club has always been an enthusiastic
supporter of Mr. Mckinley, and he has
been an honorary member of it for years,
and takes especial pride in its existence.
Owing to the inability of the musical
director. Mr.. Bowland, to leave his busi-
ness at this time, Mr.. Il. Lott will as
sumo dictatorship on the occasion of the
clubs appearance In the Pensions Building
The glee club consists OF 100 male voices.
"America's National Anthem to be
sung by the great chorus tomorrow, is a
local work. Both the words and music
are bv local musicians. Mr. A. Tregina is
"a resident of this city and is a. well known
COMPOSER his orchestral works having been
heard in every ballroom and theater in
Washington. His s'Palmer's March, was
played by every band that was in at
tendance at the Grand Army encampment
held here four years ago. This American
national anthem has already reached its
third edition. Mr.. John Treanor is also
a washingtonan He is at presentmusical
| director of st. Paul's Catholic Church.
pride of the Nation,' a march to be
played tomorrow night by the Twenty
second Regiment Band, is the composition
of Mr.. E. II. Droop, who is one of the
well known members of the old music firm
of Droop & Sons He is identified with
| much of the local musical interests, and
| has heen an active and efficient member
| of the music committee.
The white Flyer Two-step," to be
| played at the inaugural ball, is bright
| dance contribution Of Mr.. William Haley,
who will ably conduct the dancing selec-
| tfons Of Thursday night.
| Conterno's famous Twenty second Reg
| iment Band, of New York, Will be here
| during the Inauguration, and will give "a
series of concerts at Center Market Hall,
| Including a famous battle spectacle, en-
| titled 'The Battles of Nations" which
| is said to be the greatest military and
| musical spectacle ever presented ON
stage. The Second Regiment Band, of
| this city, will meet them oh their ar
| rival and entertain them during their
stay.
The Spring Hin Club, No. /, colored
organization of Ash Grove, Va, Will be
headed by band of fifteen pieces.
The Second Regiment Band, Of this
CITY. will be at the head OF the first
divisio on of regular troops an the Dis
trict Brigade.
Mr William Haley and John fmhp
| Sousa were both enlisted at an early
age in the Marine Corps. Mr.. Haley as
| koy beat the triangles; sousa olashed
the cymbals. When they commenced a
serious study of their art Mr. Haley chose
the niccolo and MI SOusa selected the
violin as their favoIite instruments
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Entries for New Orleans Races.

Entries Tor New oFltbhS hhttN-
New Orleans. March 3.-The entries for
tomorrow are as follows:
First race e-Seven-eigbths of a mile.
Senator Penrose, Honor, 81 each; Hurns,
100; Render, 101; Alamo, 113; Imp.
Paladin, 1l6.
Second race -One-half of mile. Bob
Chance, Grace Himyar, Scott Newman,
9S each; Eulalia, Belle Foster II, Dazzle,
Expensive, 100 each; George 7. Todd,
1O3; Belle OF Erin, 100; Festa, lo5;
Strauhlou, 105.
Third race-One mile; selling. Martin,
Otho, 102 each; Davezac, Lord Willow
brook, Gunwad, 103 each Lightfoot, lo4;
Judge steadman, Beau Ideal, 106.
Fourth race-Thfee quarters Of n nIiie,
handicap: Issie O., 30; Juanita, R. Q.
Ban, 80 each; Belle of Killarney. 93; Alvin
w, "a; Graylng, 90; Necedah, 90; Helen
Wren, 90; Stockholm, 100; Gismonda,
Nicholas. 10l each; Paladin, 112.
Fifth race ace-Seven-eighths of mile, sell
ing: Kenston, "a; StyX, 90; Little Buck,
81; Robert Bonner, Prince Proverb, Old
ham, 9s each; Beware, 80; Elyria, 1o1;
Candy, iO2.
Sixth race One mile, selling: Lizzie
Mack, 100; C. c. Rumrill, Bob Johnson, Roh
Roy II, Mike Kelly, 102 each; Flora Bal
lard, fO4; Bizarre, 105; Miss Clark, 1o7;
Paros, 1OS; Little Matt, 100.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Cures Catarrh, Asthma, Bron'
chitis and All Throat and.
Lung Diseases.

It is the latest and most rational cure
for these afflictions. IL reaches the sore
spots. IL heals the raw places. 1t goes
10 the seat of disease. 1t penetrates the
osbcuTe places where drugs taken into the
stomach cannot reach. IL acts as q balm
orizes the diseased parts and cleanses
and heals the infIamed organs.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
TO relieve in one 10 three hours, and
cures in a few DAYS. Price, zoe.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures All forms OF indigestion and stom-
ach troubles. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
Inonia ana breaks up a cold in a few
hours. Price, zoe.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs, night
sweatS, allays Soreness. and speedily heals
the lungs. Price, 25 cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains In the back, lolns or groins and all
forms Of kidney disease. Price, IS cents
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache
in three minutes. Price, 25 cents.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles. Price IS cents.
MUNYON'S Blood Cure eradicates all i'm
pUrItieS OF the blood. Price, 25 cents.
Munyon's Female Remedies are boon
10 all women.
Munyon's VitaliZer restores lost powers
TO weak men. Price, 81.
II you have Catarrh or any Throat or
Lung Complaint, call and receive q free
trial local treatment We positively cure
Catarrh.
Personal letters answered with free med
ical advice for any disease.
MUNYON'S EMINENT DOCTORS
ON DUTY ALL DAY AND EVEN
ING. ALL ARE WELCOME.
, rTnrrI
The morning times., 1897-03-04
Republican League Orders.

BY command of Gen d. D. Woodmansee,
head of the Republican National League
OF Clubs, Chief of Staff j. c. Howe has
promulgated the following official orders:
Members of the staff are directed 20
call as early as possible at 1919 street.
opposite the Ebbitt House, and secure
their equipment, which is now on band
at above number.
''All information as to horses and other
matters pertaining to the part 10 De
taken by the clubs in the first division Oh
the einaugural parade can be secured at the
number designated.
"Promptness in making all necessary
arrangements is very essential, and mem
bers of the staff will comply with these
Orfiersn
The morning times., 1897-03-04
The Great Spiritual
MEDIUM
MADAM CARTEL.
Lead Others Follow

THE WONDERFUL MEDIUM, "Ho
NEVER FAILS IN ANYTHING.
Don't get married until you see tIls
medium. Don't get a divorce until You
visit the best OF all mediums on matlers
OF courtship, love, marriage, separations
consult the only reliable medium nave
reunited more separated lovers than an
other mediums combined, have traced ana
brought back to their homes more errlng
husbands and wives than all other mediums
combined, and l tell you the eXact time
they VIII return. If you are going TO
change your luck, why not DO 1T at once?
If yoI are DING to see medium, why not
see the best medium, genuine, porn
medium? Not a card cutter or quack med
iums you have been used to seeing. Med
iums are born, not taught; II you are IN
trouble over business wills, deedS, mort
cages, or II you are uncertain who your
friends or enemies are, don't delay one
hour Broken hearted wives, discouraged
husbands. disheartened young men, lone
some glrls, come; good luck is mere Tor
you; now is the time, the very time, to
get your lover back, the time to hasten
wedding, the best time to remove dlscord,
spells, crosses, stumbling BLOCKS; get luck
in love, success in work and business and
money matters Also lucky numbers. Call
and see the most powerful Medium of all.
Open Sunday also. Cut this out, as 1t
won't appear every day.
A70 M0 AVE NJ w
The morning times., 1897-03-04

Law, one Of the best men in the George
town precinct.
The niue patrol wagons viii he held in
readiness at intervals on the interseeting
streets along the line of march, prepared
TO respond in an instant in case OF
emergency. The police and hospital am
balances Will be distributed in a ike
manner.
Capt. Austin, who has lahored hard in
assisting Major Moore to arrange the
police program, said last night that he
expects the police portion Of the program
to operate like clockwork.
The morning times., 1897-03-04

The Munyon offices are thoroughly
equipped for the treatment OF every form
or cataTrh, deafness, and lung IoGDies
Munyons S special apparatus reaches ail lhe
diseased ana sore spots ana eIieCOs d
positive cure. There is no cutting, no
burning, no causJiCS; the treatment conslsUs
OF mild and soothing lotions, when give
relief from the first application, ana OF
internal remedies which act on the olood
and nerves and thoroughly eradicate the
disease.
"a COSTS YOU NOTHING for a free trial
local treatment at the Munyon ofnces
no obligation 10 buy medicine Eminent
specIaliSts 20 diagnose your case FREE,
and latest appliances Tor throwing medI-
Gated spray upon the diseased parts.
The morning times., 1897-03-04
623 18th STREET N, w
GOOD WORK QUICKLY DONE.
Official Reporters of Senate and
House Make. a Record.

The official rep s2r- Of the House and
Senate are being generally congratulated
for the clever and expeditions manner in
which the proceedings of Congress Tues
day, including the night session, were
handled. Yesterdays Congressional Record
contains the largest amount of new matter
III pages, OF 222 columns-in the history
M of legislation. The Senate was j n session
until midnight, and the House did not take
recess until 3:10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. Notwithstanding the lateness Of the
hour and tho enormous volume Of matter
to be reported, the complete report was
sent to the Government Printing office
in time foE the distribution OF tie Record
yesterday morning as usual There were
fifty columns OF debate in the House after
10 o clock p. N