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ELAsTIC RELr TRrssEs.

SEIF-FITTING TRUSSES. Sl.S5. RALL.lsil
York Nail orders promptly hLe4-
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+. ACKERMAN
Steam carpet Cleaning feathar o-1 -,
Mess renovating works 1873 West Sed-st
Telephone SI2 Madison ~ a.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING - g
a pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on Tbe
T H,SI-. l;95S Broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st-
~ ~ BRANDT Tel l32-3sth.
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DENTISTRY.
DOGS AND CAT HOSPITAL.

Y CANINF TNFTRTARY- IA Tsse
53d-st, telephone S51 Columbus Treat
board. HOUSEKEEPING dogs. both city and
country
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5th-st sl1 TO SIT East. for three six story
brick tenements. % 4x26 SxS5; Balleisen & WeN-
Ter No 264 Bushwick- and No $50 Rutledge-
st. Brooklyn. owners; Sass Smallheiser. No u -
Park Row, architects so
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FURNITURE REPAIRED

NJ e. MERLINI. successor to Phi. Vohdin.
Repairing OF Antique Furniture a spe-
Cialty. As East 2Sth-st.
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ALL vERMIN DIFFERENTIATED.
PALMS AND PLANTS.
A NEW FEATURE.

BRING THIS AID. WITH YOU and see the
handsome all wool suits we are making
to your measure for the unheard Of price
$40 Why hesitate? Come to-day and make
your seIection-get them when convenient
LOUIS MINSKY. 345-347 Grand-st. Open
Saturdays until 10 p. m.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.

GUARANTEE absolute eradication any skin
disease. Scrofula. Eczema. Salt Rheum
disappear days. Dandrun. Pimpes, one
application. No failures free trial VAN
Sit,KLEN l32 West 23d-st.
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furulsbro 6ouses 90 Eet-G ountrn.
Gountrn propertn TO Eet.

CRAWFORD, NEW JERSEY.
TO LET.-Two modern houses at a bargain.
owing TO lateness of season. FERGUSON e.
VAN NAME, "a Pine Street. n. Y. City.
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AN PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES. BIRTH
MARKS, Facial Blemishes Permanently
Removed. Treatment guaranteed. Rheumat-
ism, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sleeplessness,
Nervousness etc. Treated Successfully
Consultation free. DR.. II. HERMAN. Eleo-
troogist * West 25th-st.
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JOHN BURTON. S2S West 5Sd-st-Carp.ers
cleaned. open air or bv steam. 49, - -,
ing and rehttins. All orders promptly at
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DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.

ALMOST given away: Pedigree St Bernard
puppies and grown. prize YOrizshifeA.
Sull-terrler, Irish. Welton settlers. exchange
Tor any value. O. GERHARD. 422 ". sta.
GREAT DANE male. beautiful specimens
brindle, champion stock have no rcon5
cheap. BAUMANN 81 East SOth-st.
ST, BERNARD. Collie. Irish Terrier. sod
watch dogs. $40. best boarding kennels.
city: reasonable, inspection solicited LIS
Madison-svs
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DANBURY HATS.

'DANBURY'' Derhies 81; 'DRnbury" Al
pines, 81 90: worth IS. DANBURT bat
co. . DesbrOsses-st-. N y.
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AWNINGS.

aSTT5TS - - >,->-II--TT------~-
AMERICAN Awning and Flag Factory
Canopies Chairs, Tables and Tents 10 let.
SKELToN. COS 6th-ave. Telephone call,
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VIRGINIA.

A DVERTTSENESTS and subscriptions for The Trfh,r.
- received at their Uptown ONCE. No 1912 Broad-Ss
% door north OF 3lsst. until O'Clock
nents received following OfHces a. res.
o1hCe rates until O'Clock D m 254
cor 23dst. l52 6th-ave. -2thst. Mays 6tfavs
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ExPERniENTAL WORK.

CRESCENT MACHINE WORKS. -rool dls
and model makers. experimental WotS, =
vcations perfected - West-st-. New i0tN-
Tel cad. 5. $50 Curtlandt
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CUSTOM SHIRT MAKERS

SHIRTS made TO order; finest material ar1
workmanship; popular prices. MFTPO
tOLIIAN SHIRT co, G. A Bra1nan-
Mgr. 357 9th-ave - H.
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DNsPEPsIA CURED.

St1 STOMACH ATp-A digestive toniGi
cures Dyspepsia. Heartburn and sour Gas.
Mailed anywhere. 25c. PRINGLE'5 DRU0
STORE 9I1 shave. New-YOrk
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ART DEALERS.

A. MILLER, 293 Observation-Disclosures. Fitch
ings Fra hes. Mirrors. Gallery Of Ameri-
can Paintings Restoring. Regildiag.
PICTURE FRAMES and fine art. water
colors, etchings, oil paintings; regilding a
speciality. PHILIP SUVAL, ST. Madison
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FURNISHED 6ouscs 90 Eet.

ITO RENT. fully furnished of the most attractive
i small houses downtown, Gramercy Park;
baths open plumbing porcelain tubs hardwood floors,
buffers pantry extension; heat supplied and in
cuded rent: private family only Address
PRIVATE FAMILY. 242 broadway.
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MASON FRANCAISE.-Hig prices tos
ladies' cast on clothing especially even
ing gowns. furs. tewelry. etc Ams- SIN
Die. "a 6th-ave-
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

ASTONISHINGLY high prices paid Tor IA.
dies gentlemen and children = discarded
Clothing tine Evening and Street Costumes,
Diamonds Jewelry Bric-a-Brac. FIra. &C.
Call or address Mr.. OF Mrs NATAL. 7+i
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

TST->-15 - : 7 - r5---7-
CshadOWfng1, private matters secretly az
tended TO- 132 West S3d-sr.
INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
800 Broadway, rooms 7I7-71S, telephOus
/, 6E3l Franklin All civil and criminal cases
attended 10 by expert detectives, male and
female
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CATARRH. ASTHMA. RRoxCu1r,s
CURED

~. AT our ParlorS for one weeks free
treatment with Cacterine (sxrrscT ~
can Cactus): Cure positively guarantee
SaIaTIn. Asthma, Bronchitis CACTFRISF
MEIICINE Co. 1S2 West 2Sd-st
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CUSTOM TAILORS.

RE open door to good tailoring Newest
and freshest goods Perfect fsttlnp 80
ments ADOLF HYMAN. ~ Spruce9st.
near Nassau 80
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DRESS & ACCORDION rLEAT1Na.

ACCORDION side pIeatinr AZ POMPA-
DOUkS cyeing and cleaning establish
rnent. LOS Sd-sve-: III. 112 2o4 E~@k
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AUTOMOBILES.

BEFORE buying new OF second hand auto
mobiles get our prices. Special bargains
always on hand. Autos stored without
charge. DU BOIS AUTOMOBILE AGENCY,
300 Broadway, New-York.
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BROOkLYN SCHOOL OF ENGRAy-

PREPARES pupils for practical positions,
branches taught; copper plate. MONOGRAM
ana ADDRESS dies lettering on gold and sill
yerware W WOOLSEY, Principal, Az
Fulton-st-. Brooklyn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
He MAsN.r A DOCTOR.

Some time ago one of Marshalls
most charming young ladies slipped
and fell on the stepping stones in front
of her fathers house and sprained her
knee. 1t grew so bad that she thought
it necessary to call in n physician.
She had formed n dislike to the family
doctor. so her father suggested several
others. and finally it was decided to
call the spruce young man with a
homeopathic case that passed the
house every day. They kept n sharp
lookout and when he came along called
him in. The young lady modestiy
raised her skirts and showed the dis
abed member. The little man looked
at it and said: "'That certainly is quite
serious" well" said she. what shall
I do?" "If were YOU" he whispered,
81 would send for a physician; | am q
piano tuner. '-IIXchangc.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

University of Virginia. Dec. 15.-The
faculty at ita meeting Friday night
considered the joint application of the
Washington and Jefferson Literary So
lcieties to take April 18th. Jefferson's
birthday, as holiday. and to hold the
inter-society debating and oratorical
contest on that day, with banquet at
night. The faculty is very reluctant
about giving holiday, but 1t is believ-
ed and, hoped they Will grant this re-
quest, and allow Jefferson's birthday
70 be used a "scciety Day" Former
trsek athletics were held, but owing
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
MR.. sRYAn's FUTURE.
HE WILL PUBLISH AND, EDIT A.
NEWSPAPER. :.

NEWSPAPER. .
(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. 15.-William j.
Bryan gave out today the following
statement:
Il have. for several years. had in
contemplation the establishment of u
weekly newspaper and this seems an
opportune time for undertaking it. In
tending to devote my life to the study
ana discussion of public questions 1
nave taken this method, because it
VIII best accomplish the purpose which
L have in view. Through Il paper l
Will be able to keep in touch With so
cial, economic and political problems.
The paper, will at the same time, IL
successful. provide an income sufficient
Tor my pecuniary needs, and this kind
OF work Will allow me more time with
my family than have been able to en-
JOY for several years past.
II expect to lecture occasionally.
especially in college towns. where I.
can speak to students; but my princi-
pal work will be done with ahe pen. or.
perhaps, | should say with the pencil.
The paper will be called the Com
moner, and will defend the principles
set forth in the Kansas City plat
form. / shall be publisher and editor.
Place OF publication. Lincoln"
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PETERSBURG.
LATEST HAPPENING IN VIRGIN
las COCKADE CITY.
%.


Petersburg, Va. Dec. 15.-This
morning. n negro named George
Travers. who is wanted in Dinwidde
county for assautng and beating a
colored woman. was arrested here.
The new fire proof clerks Office ut
Dinwiddie county court house is APP
preaching completion and will be
turned over to the county very
shortly
Mr.. Emmett Jackson. of Prince
George county, brought TO this city this
morning. Il king sora, which he shot
and killed on rs farm yesterday. This
dispels the theory that sora dsap-
pears ut the first frost.
most delightful dance and oyster
supper was given last night ut the res
idence OF Mr.. Walter Hitchcock. of
Dinwiddie county
a large contractor here told your
correspondent today that the asere-
gate cost of building done in Peters,
burg during this year would be all of
$4,000.
The temperature last night was
lower than it has been at any time
this winter, and this morning there
was considerable ice.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
MR.. LAwLes WILL STAND.
AS A CANDIDATE FOR DEMO
CRATIC STATE SECRETARY.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 15.-Today
brought forth Il political item of con-
siderable interest Throughout the State.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth Jos.
II. Lawless has announced positively
that he will be u candidate for the posi-
ton of secretary of the State Demo-
cratic committee before the convention,
which meets next Monday 10 nominate
a. Governor and other State officials.
In this matter Mr.. Lawless has yield
ed to pressure brought TO bear upon
him by his friends. who insist that he
shall stand for the honor.
Before the reelection of Hon. j.
Taylor Ellyson, as stated at the time
in the Virginian- Pilot a strong effort
was made to induce Mr.. Lawless to be
n candidate. ana it WAS thought almost
up to the last moment that he would
allow his name to be used.
Mr.. lclyson. it is conceded on all
sides. has made most admirable
chairman. and there will doubtless be
many who will advocate his claims,
should be again be an aspirant for the
position.
Mr.. Lawless is man thoroughly
familiar with conditions in the state
and would doubtless fill the response
bic position with great efficiency.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16

to lack of interest in this sport it was
abandoned
At the meeting OF the Jefferson So
ciety the following officers were elected
for the intermediate term:
President-George f. Rogers, of Pc
tersburg.
Vice resident-C. r. Williams, of
Virginia.
secretary-J. j. Mclaughlin. of
Lynchburg.
PERSONAL.
The doll show, held by the Kings
Daughters for the benefit of the new
hospital, was held in Washington Hall.
Mr. Dennis NJ Thomasson, of Char
lottesville. and an Nj. d., 1900, of the
University OF Virginia. received the
appointment. after n competitive ex-
animation. in the Hospice Francois, in
New York
Mr.. Langdon Lea, the famous foot
ball captain of the Princeton team,
was seen in college this week
Miss Maud Howard Peterson the au-
thoress. is visiting her relatives here
at the University.
Mr. Willoughby Read. who gave n
very entertaining recitation at Put Ii
Hall here n few weeks ago, will appear
in the entertainment to be given Tues
DAY by the teachers of Rawlings Insti-
tute.
STUDENTS HARD AT WORK.
At no time Of the wear are the stu
dents of the University at harder work
than they are al present Trro"cNo,it
10 University ~ rresent now every
thing and everybody is on the quiet.
The cause is the ermedia'e exar /
nations. which BEGAN in The re-ior law
class Saturday. Christmas holi7avs is
The welcome time which comes after
these exams. The majority o. the mon
Will leave for their homes Saturday.
December 22d.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
ILL WITH APPENDICITIS HOUSE
BOAT GONE

Hampton. Va. Dec. 15.-Mr. Oscar
Gilbert. one of the most popular young
men in East Hampton, is seriously ill
at the home of his parents. Mr. Gil
bert was taken sick Thursday evening
with what appeared to be an aggra-
waited attack of cramps, but yesterday
after diagnosing his disease the phesi-
clan decided that Mr.. Gilbert has APP
pendicitis. His condition is very pre-
carious and it is very likely that lie
will undergo an operation to-day.
HOUSE BOAT GONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps. of New York,
who have been spending several days
in Hampton creek on a house boat left
yesterday for Norfolk from whence
they will sail for Wilmington. Del. to-
day to spend the Christmas holidays.
While i'll the creek the house boat at
tracted considerable attention by it's
curious shape. and was admired by
many people Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps are
wealthy and spend their time mostly
on water, living in an deliberately and
costly furnished boat. They MADE many
friends during their stay in this sec
ton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
MRS. HEYwoop DEAD.
WELL KNOWN LADY PASSES
AWAY IN ROME.
Especial to Virginian-Pllot.)

Richmond. Va. Dec. ia cable
gram received at Wythevillc today an
nounced the death of Mrs. Joseph c.
Haywood. at her residence. the Palace
Giraud Torlonia Piazza Scossacaviii,
Rome. Italy. her residence.
She was ~ years old Mrs. Hey
wood was the widow OF the late Jo-
seph Haywood. Private Chamberlain
to the Pope. and was formerly Mrs.
Charles MacAlister, of Philadelphia.
Three children. Mrs. Neal. of Philadel-
phia DR.. Richard MacAlister. of Den
yer. Colo. and Charles MacAlstcr. the
noted wing shot of this rlacc, for
mery of Baltimore, survive her.
Mrs. Hevwood's estate is valued at
several Millions.
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southern Baseb,,,,eaeue.

0By Telegraph TO Virginian- Pilot)
Atlanta. Ca. Dec. l5.-The Southern
Association of Baseball Clubs was
formed in this city tonight, and al
though seven clubs have been accepted.
The baseball men went into session nj
the kimball House at o'clock this
evening for the purpose of completing
the organization. The cities granted
franchises are: New Orleans. Mem
pms Nashville. Birmingham, Chatta-
nooga. Little Rock and Shrevenort
The promoters OF the league hope to
secure either Atlanta or Mobile as the
eighth club. but do not believe that it
VIII be possible to complete the circuit
before Monday
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ROANOKE.
DETECTIVES BALDWIN AND GALE
CAPTURE a nESPER ADO

DETECTIVES BALDWIN AND CALF
CAPTURE y DESPERADO.
Roanoke. Va. Dec. ia week or
more ago o sensational happening DC
CURED at Lebanon, in Russell county
Il. NJ. Baldwin who is . gocernreu.
detective AGENCY in this city arrested
WloNd Fletcher in the courthouse a.
'.ehanon. Fletcher was wanted for
n'ici' dis'iliire; and is rerorted to ho
one OF the gonG who shot Detective
retS Inst snrin~ Fletcher has the
renufa ION Of Icing Il desperate charac-
'er ara IN The wii0r % his own county
where every hilinr Place ana every
Nafh is known 10 him. he is DANCER
Gus nan to run unon. I've Detectives
"ot on the trac't of him and heard tha'
re would attend court at the Coo,,r
murf'er 'rinl- which rrcw out Of tho
tf''fn" of Il relative of T'etcheI.S ana
ne was Il witness in the case. The de-
'cctires nphred BIN IN court and ho
'ook his arrert CALMLY thou-n the on.
GERS knew that he was off his own ter
rifory and that accounted for H. 1t i-
said that Fletcher had often made tic
NnaSt tia. no livin~ rrnr could nut Tho
ninrcrs on him in his own county Tic
moonshtna rlant is in Rucrnnan coun.
~. Fletcher was failed aud the sr,Dno-
Sition S that the CHARGE Of moon
SHINING was "a hold bin and thai
later n much more serious charge
would he preferred something RELATING
10 murder that was perpetrated in
Russell county.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16

(Showing her wonderful improvements
clear my skin, my face was in n horrible
condition. literally covered with red snots.
plinpies Dlackhcads. moth patches ana
treckies. And whenever the weather
cnanEed eczema, chap and salt rheun
added to my misery. / suffered a thous-
ana deaths. and when l sent for n trial
or Nine. Ribault's beautifiers. Just as I
mad done before time and again with
other advertised remedies. L did not ex-
pect any results, imagine my surprise
when the next day all redncss and sore
ness were gone. At the end of Il week
my skin began to clear, the frccklcs and
moth patches disappeared and the eczema
ana salt rhcum We're completely cured /
improved so wonderfully that my friends
did not recognize me. so quickly had tho
change taken place. My skin is now per-
fectly lovely. and there Is not Il bemish
or wrinkle anywhere.
II hope all ladies will at least try these
marvellous beautificrs."
DO not delay, but write immediately
The treatment Is harmless, natural
beauty maker and Will permanently re-
move all tan, frecliles. moth patches.
pimples. blatkheads. flesh worms sun
burn. chaps. rouShness and any and all
skin impcrfections, no matter what they
may be.
Write to-day without fail and the FREQ
treatment will be mailed prepaid with
fun directions and all particulars abso-
1922 Elsa Bldg, Cincinnati, o. IL
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SUFFOLK.
Mr.. Walter Jordan Chosen Chair
man of Executive Committee.
hurricane Branch Defendant in Court
Farmer Roughly Treated Proposed
Electric Light Plant Tho Oyster cascs
Personal.
Especial to virgin,an-Pilot.

Suffolk. Va. Dec. 15.-After a spirited
session of the Nansemond County Dem
ocratic Executive Committee to-day
Hon. Walter Jordan. Nansemond's del
egate TO the General Assembly, was
elected chairman The feature of the
meeting was it's refusal by q majority
OF one TO permit proxies to be cast
Iy any person who was not a member
OF the committee, Mr.. Cornell us Clutch
IN, canuida.e for superintendent of
schools, against Mr.. Lee Britt. incum-
Dent, held four proxies from three dis
tricts, which. if they had been recog-
nlzed, would probably have given him
control. The only proxy passed upon
as eligible was G. 7. Minton's authorize
alton from w. NJ. Britain.
Inc meeting was called to order by
p: l.. Pruden. secretary, and John q.
Pinner was selected to preside. There
was some spicy talk.
Captain Britt indicated the impropri-
ely of candidate (meaning Cutchin).
taking such an active part. The latter
SAID Captain Britt was representative
OF his son. also candidate.
Ihe chair ruled that none but writ
ten proxies would be regarded. and the
committee decided that none of those
were good unless held by n member
Mr.. Cutchin made several talks and
alleged unfarness.
When proxies were ruled out there
was just Il quorum.
Mr. Primer was nominated for chair
man. but would not serve because he
had declared his position on the super
intendcncy of schools and might not
he acceptable to both sides.
When Mr.. Jordan was put in nomina-
ton 1t was questioned whether he
would accept. Friends said he would
Mr.. Jordan received every vote cast.
two persons not voting.
CHARGE AGAINST HURRICANE
BRANCH.
Hurricane Branch. Il hunter of Grim
inGlS. was this afternoon a dnrenhant
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16

former Congressman John w. Lawson,
who has been very Ill with dlptherla.
now has pneumonia.
Mrs. Lizzie Carr Brinkley and Miss
Julia Brinkley will sing duet, "Hark,
Hark. My SOUL" at the Christian
church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Elan are in
Smithheld.
The Suffolk High school will play
football with the Norfolk Tigers De-
cember 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
a DISTINGUISHED AUSTRIAN.
OSWALD oTTENDoRFER, EDITOR
AND PHlLANTHROPIST. DEAD.

tBy Telegraph to Vireinian- Pilot.)
New York, Dec. 15.-Oswald Ottendorfer.
editor of the Stats Zeitung. died at his
home in this city, to-day. Since 1851 he
has been engaged actively in journalism
and achieved fame and fortune rs one of
the most distinguished editors i'm this
country. With his wife. Mr.. Ottcndorfer
founded and endowed the Old Peoples
endowed the German Dispcnsary i'm con-
ncction with the circulating library i'm
Second avenue. New York. He erected
In his native town. in Austria an orphan
asylum. poorhouse. a school a hospital
Il library and other institutions. which
was appreciated may be seen from tbH
fact that the Emperor OF Austri;, Sent
him Il decoration which Ottendorfcr. MS
an American citizen, refused to accent
The Emperor thcrcupon wrote him n
very hntterinS letter concerning his many
philanthropical acts