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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Ip,own
ON. No 2+2 HroaSSsy. "a door north
- Sis, ., until o'clock p. ~. adVer
iIsernen'. s.sed Al the following branch
.rires g. regular off'-~ rate, until : o.clock
4 ~ Viz - tth ave- .. CT. 25i ~.
-. 6ih ave. cor. i..h st. Mays 9Th
atc. AMI i<'h - i42 columbus ave. near
IVES, GGin o. ~ West AZ ST. near 9th
ave. 81 East itih ~; .; Vest t.i 81.
i~fReen I'm and SIN ayes i'a Eas, +Tih
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80 o:'i - ave. near 6i.' st. Los lat
ave hear spit - go ~ ave. near +ist
- .. 81 a,. .iu Hl..r sef 323
HieccksT 49,, ? SOS ~ ave go Past 10Th
81 p.l 81 avs 2 Ga2 SCI ave ~ Am
sierlAm ave %"l West t2f ~,
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,rvrpT1srMrNTS and subscriptions 20,
oe ne vo ~ broadway. % door north north
- sist st.. u,tn o O'Clock p. m: h auSr
,i4ements received a, the following o o'1
oh'ce' a, S5t s,h ave. =. Q. cor I'D ST
!; IA G.h ave-. cor. i2th-s,.; Macy'' mnr
ays and ian =. iI2 columbus ave. n. ma
W.s, G,th st: loo West t2d- e.. nesp "s
ave; 9o East ian 81. ~ To-, I7,h
o y, 9,s a. ave. between roth and I,th
srs near so,h st.: GO Sd ave. near +is 81.
a.: %. dave. cio BleecNer -, -o,6
=, %, al ave-. . 6s2 3i-sve.; IS Am
.,srd,m ave 4O2 West +2d st
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.


sCuTrK (. your man to clean. dye. re-
pair your clothing: goods ca.sed TOT III"
delivered 90 East Sth-s'.
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PAPER nOXES.

FRED J. MEYER. Manufacture OF faper
Boxes Cro,h-coyerei ONCE hling boxes
n sne~iai.v % Hickman -
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WATCHES
unOTg AND SHOES.
FINE rCRS.

Joseph scHONLEBEN. s22 stn,sve;:
near 9th St. formerly with Gun'n,.
Sons 9Th ave. manufacturer OF seal skln
garments; remodelling fu's 20 the 's''"'
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AWNINGS.

AWNINGS chairs. tables. oa-,Is 49, "a
~. Tor receptions. j. SkEl,ioN' oi'
.,h.,. ,.lephnn. cali son 3sfh
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PLANO STOOLS AND COVERS.

TIANO STOOLS. covers and music stands
~ every description. NEPPEKT
Nan'rr go canal -. near Vest way.
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,o,,ys SILVER CVRIOS.

..noon~oorNo.>NN ~~@NSTVNSS|S'SS
IyTIOI'E LACEs. Jswelry. SIivsr"are;
Ivories. Paintings Fans; old eoin anu
.ll,e- bought. E8LE 10 "rst '- " =.
epEcIAI. and Pare Holiday Ei',s, AZ, An
,inues and Pric-a Brac. Spbnish i ,.rds,,
Old Erocades Brass and Ioppe. - "a
,eres etc. JOHN CHAp"f
Sfi
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rSDELIBLE MARKING.

OK Personal. WEAR and household
linen. first class work. low prices
SHAW MARTIN. ,<5 9th ave
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DRESS & ACCoRDEON rLEAT-
orEICE FURNITURE.

6fSKS.~Roil,ops. partitions. rsliinss. ia
bles. safes. hles, presses: fixtures bought
PAt'R Is Great Jones az. near y way.
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FLAGS AND SOCIETY GOODS.

~l/.r-.l0.ls,l-~-el4 |7|~~|-> = ~
THE REST PLACE 10 purchase hul.unNs,
nsy. ,o- schools buildings. homes Esq
80 a.. ,,rletv goods ) A. JOEL.
-, =. <rgsau 81. New bOfS.
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IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

,.npTpAIr., COMPLETE. Special mount
ing mac miniatures. Win patent frames
which taxi ons OF two miniatures riiH W.
nlnssed with special glasses BRO" ~ ''
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s,xrss FURNITURE & BOXES.

LETTER and document hlins can,nsn:
-, hoio cases bookcases. shelvlna'
,ancy hardwood hore.. .hipping ard MAJ,
,ng hoxes SEXSMITH CABINET AND
W0ODWORKfNG 90. ~ Ann 81
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cAsr.orr CLOTHING.

ATTENTION.-His prices PAID for
csst-off clothing. Cal or address
JOSEPH LEvINTAN. ~ 6h-ave.
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,itASpI.ER. 90 Fulton rt.. BROOKLYN -
Sew or second hard pianos many max
o.. a. very low Ric~s. for sa.e or rent.
l.-, value IN brooklyn
RELIABLE COSNOR PIANOS sold on
terms to suit purchaser. renting er-
ohsnslnr repairing. sscond hani upfeh:'
NpR East <2i St
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T.. MAILER.

Ne nnc c9mpiicsiea watches; , trr Sonsh, or
le,l Cocks a s7rc atty: old goa M avn
exchanged Established 1901
ave. near +23 st
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.
An,h acii- coal used ctciusifey.
-Four Tra,kr Automatic Il,k Tisnal.
stations n New York foot - Liberty -
AM whitehall Terminal
Tain, = q Liberty =
Ill.

Anti al coal used 'hcii'li"D
l rSq s-$ Sew A7 7ss ts g, ir;y
Tam "a and i's s;,,r - -, II ~. .as''i l,
a. fo' g. '"'1oI3 IS. slo ,i:@ n 20 Ea',on,. 10
10, ~ iani.y.. so 40 to ia.'on, ~ ic 30.
10 %". -: r'', sqa.. 5:' Eek ''D
II F. 8 !, n'f i.asa :9' Hl'.'11 s
mr. 42o g 90, to l,.,dins r i3 i. n 20
600 !; NJ u Z nlst'. 80, ,,,,,,.,.,.-, =, 10 SO.
3 "oa'aI no. I"T;e"t 10 ,nf &'' s"a9a. a.
ron ro>,!t ~ hh. HAll i no fdaovr &
c., 70. ns o Emit Emit ioa as 10 'i oa, f .sa
s nan" In S4 - r. A - ae al :aa
nO'l' Red "'"' ,Soon hAkEwoop;,
oo tso j. ~ i saha a. N idi IL %
FIR Atlantic ciu vneand. AMI bFilscion. 40 A n.
+ Aanmsa'e nen s,'rsA "a s"i Mss 4 =, q
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, hALIIMoRE AND WASH
Nv wee: SEQ d ss 20 Dining % 1919 ." DS"' r. mi
Sss. @. 100" $50 q b. B. h1os as f 2oSa i
10" 800 noA + IfA tyla1 wiI4HmAL 4hES!NA
1900 Sesf ioii3 1855 iios iss T. 81 :2 =
,s 6. l -: ass 5 So si% 5ss s.5. 4@ @ $
"l s i9 ~ 20 r 100 NJ NE r. i! ms S""aa5 o "S
s, ; ~ * s:G5 go -; g. so: 6sS s''
b, s ca" !c sea-; 2? 49, foot .S 81 s: ,o s
s7s west Eth ~, 81 Columbus A.. New Yor. {.
G" st. s TS f S yo f Ta ss g" H aS r ana
cheek baggage hotels or residences TO destination
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received AZ their Uptown
once No. 2t2 broadway. I'll door north
OF slst 81. urtil o'clock .. m adNer-
tissmcnts received AT the following oranch
me, NJ regular once rates until { o'clock
T. IN W. 23t 9Th ave. e. cor. I'D st :.
lH2 9Th ave. cor 18th st. Macyr. 9th
ave and tsth-si. is2 columbus ave. near
West ,Gth ST. lrI Vest VA It, near 7th
ave. 92 East IAN 81. 2i West 40 ..
h@tn..n I'm AMI s,h AYES lJ9 East 4Ith
IT / .s3s ~ ave. between 18th and IIth
SITS ~, ~ ave. near Glst St. Los lat
ave near sgth ~, $50 81 ave. near +l>t-
81; 49, ~ ave. 2lO B.'-cker IT. 81
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,,uu>cH BOOKS & CALENDARS.

NN>..DNNN>1>>->N - NNNNNN "
BOOKS 81 sE publisher: is7s''' up;sw"s'
n.oE store. WILLIAM 4. IENhiNS'
4s.h 4: ~! ,.'n ave. New YORK.
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,r, .xn PAPER STOCK.

PHILLIP METZ. 40 and 81 Ann-st;. hN,.h.i
,a,enhors 22aS Cortlandt: estabiishen
$50 cash paid for all kinds OF old rags
METALS
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WINDOW SHADES.

~0~~N~~~~->~|-~>>~ ~>>->>>~>>~>>-~~~~~~>~>~~-%
MAYER BROS. ois West I'D ST.. manu-
factur.rs q the ckcap"-, end best made
window shades In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

u vOt.KEI. 40 Cth-ave.-The latest
noyel,ier IN all kinds Of sIrs seaiskins:
per.,an iar,b coats q speciality; furs
-e,nndeilsd: reasonable prices.
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uoxEs. HANDLES q DESKS.

=. Il. ESTES a SONS, IS John St
Turned and Locked Corner Woo1sn
Boxes Handles. Toys. Desks and Cha'rs
A sinr.e desk at wholesals prices
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QUICK PRINTING.

REST. cheapest. 1000 circulars. 81 up.
All printing prororiionately low. MER
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.,.c,r.x,xc q pENOvATING

.co,~ooo.~>o-~~I>-~>> .,,,.
80 ANS T.. GAESEH on '"."rhon-
-. al rnisc ..sanirg. i43 vast .''N-
.. Send FOR circular.
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MUSIC BOXES.

~~>c~~~~D~-~~-~-~>~>~>>>o|@o 60,
JAtpT & sOS. 8, lnion squsrs. Music
ne. from nc - 81 30. anl a large
.inr - Mus.cN Nofeli'es ana '"oH'"
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TRUssES.

TRUSSES.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS. ~ o. ,,cn ~,
SHALL. TRUSS CO. "o
brooklyn.
GUSTAV RARTH. 2I l5o"ery ~. o,,,.a
nor, Tor rupture. Hoods world r en"W
,,,,ss cures ali ruptures: elastic sockihsH
Tpr-SerS FOR every case II rupture no
matter how severe. j. tSIhh"A""'
iaI IA ave
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

WE ARE MANUFACTURERS. by buying
of ul YOU buy direct and ara fitted &C
cura,ely at bottom prices with fresh ma
,.rial HALL. MANuFACTCKlNb co.
1873 broadway
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e~>~>~~~-~~~~~~~~~~N~>~~ ~~~~S~~->>~~>"~>~>>>>>
Cutlery OF every description. bo'h IN
wholesale and retail. on hand and made
70 order: repairing neatly done. GUSTAV
KNArTH n John and II Nassau SITS.
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PATENTS.

FASHIONABLE rURs retailed at whole
r,TwovS FIR 90. ~ Yves, Both 81
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OPTICAL GOODS.

FARJEON improved spectac!es and eye
glasses: try them. oculis's LresS,P.xx'"'
nlled. FARJEOS. 81 NAfsa" 81. ".
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6eIu tuan!co-- Malss.


INSURANCE men everyvhere can add $3.50 monthly 20
j income BY handling popular specially as a sne
line over 90 sold in past four months Wr'te i.'
,ar,iculars NATIONAL REGISTRY co. 10 Pine St.
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.


VOI/'KMER IlMMERkMANN book
,trs.r4 md manufacturer - Advertising
novelties. celiulo!d goods speciality "a
Church - !
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY I.e Bihan
''Fln De Steele" umbrellas. Headouar-
,era. | Barclay 81 Depot Tho Kegen..
&c We.' o3d -. Covering with imported
III 81 -.
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Nem Dubliraticns.
eurouean 5tuop ano Grapel

NCIO SAXON COLLEGE PARIS. Franc,
y p,cils instructed foreign languages Ho " m -
for Continental High schools superb ocsn s!.k,n De
-, t.nsrders received French alone sp'ne
ns Mr. f. =. DENNY. NJ A. tOAoIS rior
. .s Ge,tt T,srisS 10 villa de la Reunion. rue ~
Ja1schs Autcuii Paris
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poursT,c SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
WAITRTgS. Sc.--Young woman. frrt-
class waitress Or chainb-rrnaih. "H'ins
10 assist in other work: nrst-class city
reference: pres,nt employer seen. iGt id
ave.
WAITRESS. &c.-compstent waitress or
uarlormaid nrst-clnss city reference
Apply :. NJ. $40 6th-ave.
SG.-Germna laurirrss wants
work nv the DAY or take washing nome;
cfesniCs FRANK. l.nI s"'nue \.
WASHING. Respectable colore: woman
wants washing or days work. with fei-
errnce GIBSON. 4is West SIth-M.
For other Domestic Situations
see Ninth Page.
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Gaming 5tbcols.

,ooooco>o>~ooo~o~~~-~~~ ~o~oo|O~"~N>>"''~>>
alexander MACGREGOR. los West oath-st-fri.,
n waite lessons and classes daily wai'@ '"Orous'' A
Practically taught. Send for circular
TN GEORGE DODWORTH. ,
classes and private lessons Mems class commences
Dec eth Dodworths rev Minue'
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FINE TAILORING.

.
ARTHUR GOLDSMITH Gentlemen
Tailor Established 1876. ~ wall ~
10 per cent discount Tor cash.
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,.uuuAI. WRINKLE WASH.

~,-,.
.ndnrs.I bv L. \, Health Rsporis. SAL
is,actory nni unfaillng. MIRIAM MAY
SIpDOSS. T.. o. BoS 2.p:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Board Of
Estimate and
Appointment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

ABSOLUTE divorce. any cause. slimony
reduced LAWYER GEORGE RoRlNspN.
80 Nassau. eth floor. telephone. i'"''
corflandi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
School Aeenries.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHER, .LAN $1,000
a .MnnIc. professors Teachers Tutors 0overtesse~
4 ~ Toiesss Schools and Famlies Apply 70
S'' M ~ J. YOUNG FULTON. q Union square.
MIRIAM CoYRIEREs Teachers Agency suppess .p..
NJ ,u,ors governesses etc IN A. oep'r
oi. "a refty recommended $50 9Th ave. cor 2Vth-s'.
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LAW NERS.

AneOII'Tr 90 days. HOGGATT "a CA.
ABSOLUTE ; RTTHERS. attorneys Oh
DIVORCES Dskptn and 10 broan"N'
piNORCES Investigate our hrm
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
BRADY's PARTISAN ACTION.
The Internal Revenue Bureau y apparently
Sustains 1t.

Washington, Sept. 3.-Some of the
deputies in the Office of Colonel James ID.
Brady, the collector Of internal revenue
for the Richmond. Va, district have
protested to the Treasury Department.
because Colonel Brady did not reappoint
them, and have set up the claim that in
failing to do so Colonel Brady violated
the civil-service regulations. A the in
ternal revenue bureau it is pointed out
that by the law each collector is author
lied to appoint, under an instrument in
his own handwriting, as many deputies
as no may think proper. The deputies so
appointed must, if they are to continue
their tenure, be reappointed by each sue.
ceedine collector. Under the exceptions
made by President Mckinley's recent or.
der, one deputy and -one stamp deputy
are exempted from those who must be
appointed under the civil service regula-
tionS.
While each collector can exercise his
discretion about reuppoihtng his prede-
cessors deputies, if he does not choose to
do so, he must MAKE his new appoint
ments, with the exceptions noted, from
the eligible list. II there is no eligible
list he may, under the law, make tempo
rary appointments for thirty days
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York New York, run,
hits, errors. Cincinnati, II runs, ii
hits, , error. Batteries: Sullivan and
Warner: Breitenstein and PETIT.
Second game-New York, 13 runs, 1T
hits, 3 errors. Cincinnati, 3 runs. hit,
, errors. Batteries: Rusie and Warner;
Rhines aud Schriver.
At Boston, Boston, 6 runs, u his, 0
errors. Chicago, runs, q hits, , errors.
Batteries: klohedanz and Bergen; Thorn
ton and kittridge.
Second came-Boston, runs, IL hits,
3 errors. Chicago, run, hits errors.
Batteries: Nichols and CANCEL; Griffith
and Kittridge.
At Observation-Disclosures, % runs, 90
hits, 2 errors. ST. Louis, run, hits, u
errors. Batteries: Corbett and Robinson;
Donohue and Douglass.
No other league games scheduled yes
terdny.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
MIR. AGNEw ON THE CALL.
Committee Will Have Nothing to Dc
With the Proposed Convention.

With the proposed Convention.
LynchbuSg News: Mr.. Park Agnew,
collector of internal revenue for the
Western district of Virginia, and recently
elected chairman of the Republican State
committee, did not seem on yesterday to
be disturbed by the action of Colonel
Lamb in calling convention to meet in
this city on Tuesday, October 9th. When
asked by reporter o. the News for an
expression of opinion, he said that he
had nothing to say in regard to the mat
ter. He added, however, that SO far as
he could learn there was not the slight
est.defect:or among those en- whom the
State committee had counted for sup
port He said further that he could form
no idea rs to what support Colonel Lamb
would have in the rank and file of the
party. The committee, he declared, would
have nothing whatever tc do with the
convention, for with them it would he
strictly hands off. Mr. Agnew concluded
by saying he didn't dispute the right of
anybody to call convention if he wished
to dc So
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
NJ AUPIN WINS.
Opposed by the Gambling Element-Will
be Candidate for Speaker.

Richmond, Sept. 3.-The Democratic
primaries in Henrico county to-day re-
suited in the denomination of Hon. Addi.
son Maupin over G w. Throckmorton for
the house of delegates. Mr. Maupin was
the father OF the Maupin anti-gambling
bill which passed ut the last session. and
for which the sporting fraternity fought
him. He was also outspoken in opposi-
ton to the reelection of Superintendent
Lynn, of the penitentiary,a and announced
in advance his purpose, il elected, to lead
the fight in favor of certain reforms NJ
the penitentiary. Mr.. Maupin will lie ii
candidate for speaker of the house.
Heurico also voted for two candidates
for senator, ard Messrs. Conway Il. Sands
and b. b. Mumford led w. II. BeveridIc
10y such larye ma jorities that Mr.. Beve
ridge will he unable 10 defeat either one
of them when the primaries are held in
Richmond on September 1G The county
and city constitute II Senatorial district.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
THE GRANDEST REMEDY.

Mr.. r. ID. Greeve, merchant, of Chill
howie, Va, certies that he had con-
sumption, was given mp to die, sought all
medical treatment that money could pro
cure, tried all cough remedies that he
could hear of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting up in a chair; was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
and was cured by use of two bottles. For
the past three years has been attending
to business, and says DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the grandest remedy ever
made, as it has done so much for
him and also for others in his
community. DIR. Kings New Discovery
is guaranteed for Coughs, Coils and Con
sumption. 1t don't fail. Trial bottle
free ut Massie's Pharmacy, 100 Jefferson
street.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04

~ Subscribe for The Times.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
UNDER ARREST.
A Lawyer Charged With Misappropria
ting a Clients Money.


Charlottesville, Sept. 3..-Mr. F'itzhugh
Fry, II member of the Charlottesville bar
was arrested to-day by Officer Stratton on
II warrAn t charging him with the misap-
preparation of money. The warrant was
sworn out by ~ G. Diehl, secretary and
treasurer of the Edgewood Dist;lling
Company, of Cincinnati, o.
Diehl charges that Mr.. Fry, acting for
the Edgewood Distilllng Company, had
collected certain accounts due that com
pany, agUregatlng more than che hum
dred dollars, and had failed to remit lie
presented certain receipts which, he al
leges, had been given by Che attorney in
attestation of the payment of those ac-
counts
MIR. Fry was held by the mayor, who
required $500 bond, which had not been
given ut a late hour this afternoon. The
examination will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
M,LAURIN,S MAJORITY.

Columbia, s. c., Sept. 3.-The official
count of votes cast in Tuesdays primary
election for United States Senator was
declared at the several county seats to-
day and reported to the State, shows &C.,
US9 votes were cast, McLaurin receiving
30, $50, Evans, 10,690; Irby, 6.14a. Me-
Laurin's majority was All.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
NETWORKS COMPROMISE.
Democrats Agree to Fight the Campaign
on Local Issues

on Local Issues.
New York, Sept The managers of
the Democratic can paign lin the Great err
New York have agreed on basis of com
promise as between the gold and silver
wings of the party, and have decided that
only by agreeing to 1t can they prevent
serious detection and possibly an indie
pendent ticket. This basis can be stated
in two paragraphs:
First-No mention of the Chicago or
Indianapolis platforms, aud an ignoring
of national issues, the campaign to be
fought entirely on local issues. This is
a concession to the gold Democrats. like
William C. whitney, Roswell Z. Flower
and others, and to the conservative bust
ness element and to the Democratic
union.
Second-No candidate to be nominated
on the greater city ticket unless he sup
ported the Chicago national ticket in the
last campaign This is Il condition that
is insisted on by the workers In rhe Dem
ocratic organizations in all the Dor
roughs.
These conditions, it was said, will be
adhered to-. and there will be an effort on
the part of great many old men'to show
that they were really loyal to Organism.
MY pof cdilie nolHc lloIii sCHooi oHo
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding and suffering great pain" says
Mr.. Il. j. Schall, with Meyer Bros. Drug
Company, st. Louis, Mo. 81 dressed the
wound, and applied Chamberlain Pain
Balm freely. All pain ceased and in a
remarkably short time it healed without
leaving IL scar. For wounds, sprains,
swellings and rheumatism | know of no
medicine or prescription equal to it. |
consider it II household nece ssity." The
% and 30 cent sizes for sale by II. G.
Barnes. ole puts up prescriptions
The Whitlow sigh Co., third floor over
No. ia Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.

Raleigh, n. c. Sept. 3.-"Doc' Kelley
alias Burton, colored, aged 90 years,
was publicl, executed today ut Kinston
in the presence OF five thousand people
for assault on n white woman. He con-
fesscd. His victim was within a few feet
Of the gallows to witness the execution.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04
USE CRYSTAL SPRING SOAP.

Everybody. uses soap, but few think
about the kind that would he best to
use We think about soap, and put
thought into it. You do the using, and
we'll do the thinking.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-04

Bonner, the we'll known restaurant
man, has oponed II private dining room
for ladies', which is fitted up in the most
approved style.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-03-25

Our regular Washington CORES
pondent, under date of the 10th,
says: 1.-THE honest patent lawyers
of Washington are after the fake
concerns who have been bringing
discredit upon their profession in
dead earnest now. They have ems
ployed Mr.. William Small, attorney
a.slaw, McGill Building, Washing-
ton, D. c., to undertake the duty Of
suppressing and prosecuting. swind-
ling concerns, and he invites cor
respondence from inventors, news
paper publishers and others who
Eaye been deceived and defrauded
by and through false and frauda-
lent representations, speclous de-
vices, including offers and awards
Of prizers, medals of honor, certifi-
Gates of stock, ETC.. of alleged pro.
curers and sellers of patents. Those
who have had unsatisfactory deal'
ings with these fake patent con
Germs should accept the Invitation
AID write to Mr.. SMALL
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-03-25

The trial Of DR.. w. 81. Lipscomb,
for the murder of G.. T. Stewart,
was concluded at DeKalb, KEN.
per county, on the 18th. A verdict
was rendered as follows: "We, the
jury, find the defendant guilty as
charged in the indictment. This
is said to be the first instance durs
ing a period of more than 40 years
that a white man has been con-
vlcted for murder in Kemper coun.
ty. Lipscomb's counsel i'm M ediate
ly filed a motion for new trial
which was overruled. Judge Hud.
dleston then sentenced Lipscomb
to be hanged ON May 18th next
Notice was given of an appeal tc
the supreme court. Llpscomb and
Guy Jack will be taken to Meridian
for safe keeping.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-03-25

A Paris paper says; among all
the splendid chariots that will ap-
pear at the coming carnival at Par
is, the X-ray chariot will be the
most curious. 1t will appear in the
form of an angry sea, with big
whale moving along the surface,
and an electrician perched upon a
rock behind. The scientific man
will point his apparatus at the whale
in order to discover what may be
inside the monster, when the lights
are well turned on. everybody will
be able to see the interior, a hands
somely furnished apartment in
which Jonah seated at table will
drink champagne with mermaid