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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

Morphine, opium, laudauum, ,c6coaine
habit; myself cuted, will inform you OF
harmless, permanent home cure. Mary
-. Baldwin, box 1912, Chicago.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

The editor Of the FordyilIe, KY, MscelIan-
eous writes as postscrptto business letter:
u was cured Of kidney rouble by taking Fo1eys
Kidney Cure5 Take nothing else. W. j. Bu1ts
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

DIss0LUTION.- THE arm Of Deye-
Z = I-sga1as, composed of p. Deys.
rfs and S, Levadas, 70 a1vsoivod by
mutual conseut. p. Degaris will CON
tinde the grocery business at the old
stand.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

No other pills can equal DeWitts
Little Early Risers for promptness,
certainty and efficiency, w. j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

Every lady should sttend be gtShd
Miiiipery opeuing ct M tss Kate aiaL
tors py@1 Tuesdsy and Wednssday, /,
October aud a.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

Every lady should attend the grand
Millinery opening 81 Miss Kate sla-
ter's next Tuesday and Wednesday,
October % and "a.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE. Tensscre tract OF land
as the four-mile ds6ssing, Apply to
3. Loftin, at r. Y. Douglasa
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21
INBBRIATE ASYLUM.
Complaint of Abuses of State Insane
Asylum.

superintendent Powell of the State
Insane asylum, in his annual report
refers to one misuse of the institution
that is becoming worse every year.
or the 1850 patients fully 10 per
cent are simply inebristes, and are not
proper patients undsrthe law. They
are sent there to keep them from
drinking and prevent annoyance to
their families.
1t Is stated that in the. prisons OF
Georgia, there are now fully 15Olun.
atics, awaiting admission to the state
ssslub.
It's badly crowded condition has
made Broblem for su-
perrin alpa.some irdpor-
set legislature.
he same snatter oonfrontec
state .a1 4 - last general assembly, but
The only thing done was toinstruCt
the sending home of hopeless and
harmless inourables.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE

FOB SALE. "A fuil biDod, regis,
tered Jersey bull, ~ agery low rate.
j. B. Peerson, sos e etrees.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

WANTEDse Christian man or wo-
man willing to qualify for psrmauent
position Of trust, here or in home
county. $sg0syearly. Euoloae self
addressed stamped envelope 10 Score
tazy, care Of TIMES CALL.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-21

WANRED. C5eIoted man, sober and
trustworthy to prapare for travelling.
500 a moutb and ali expenses to begin.
Please enclose self-addressed envelope.
President MacBrady, 1856 Dearborn,
Ohlcaep,
The evening times., 1900-07-09
CLAIMS THE KAIsER's PRIZE.
JCnger MaennerchOr DIspIeaScd
With Divided Decision

JCnEer MaennerchOr DIsPIeHSed
With Divided Decision
NEW YORK, July s-The prize offered
by the German Emperor 20 the successful
society in the competition held az the re-
cent saengerfest IN Brooklyn was taken
on Saturday night 10 the rooms of the
AriCn Society, which is 10 have possession
OF the silver statue FOR the first half OF
the term o. three years for which Il has
been awarded 10 this society and the
Junger MaennerchoT. OF Philadelphia. The
prize was carried TO the hall in carriage
by President 5. c. sseRger. Of the United
Singers OF Brooklyn. accompanied by
torehlight parade OF the rejoicing members
u the club.
A banquet was held afte-ward fl the
club rooms. The ATioEs are entitled 70
hold the prize for q year and q half and
it then GOES 10 the Philadelphia society
il il remains a member Of the Northeast
ern SaengerbUnd The feeling against the
decisions at the Saergerfest on the part
Of the latter sOcieJy Is so strong thar Il
threatens TO withdraw from membership.
There are between 5C9. eco and coo. .OGN
members IN the Northeastern SaengerbuaA
and the secession OF PHILADELPHIA societies
would decrease that number by about
150Ge- II the Newark societies should
keep their promise and withdraw there
Both Of these societies believe. however
that their claims viii be allowed by The
tWeuty-three governors OF the Northeast
ern Saeugerbund.
The president Of the Juueer Maennerchor
IS AEne-Le0Ghart. Of Philadelphia. and his
contention is that the judges had marked
I39 points out Of 152 TO the credit OF the
Junger Maennerchor and that rSey were
induced by unfair means 70 .lter this de
cisison in way TO give l37 10 the Phils-
delphia society In order that the Kaiser
prize might be divided between the two
societies rather than 20 10 Philadelphia
The United Singers OF Brooklyn are 10
meet next week to consider what action
they shall jointly take in the matter
They say their resignation from the
Northeastern SaengerbUnd. which would
seriously injure TIE association. will be
only as last resort and that they viii do
everything n their power to avoid IT. Il
was the desire OF the Junger Maennerchor.
Of Philadelphia. to refuse the Emperor's
prize altogether. but they were pursuaded
TO accept and look for a final decision Of
the matter later.
The Newark delegates insist as a condi-
tion Of their remaining that one OF the
singing societies OF the town against whose
leader they are particularly indignant
should withdraw. He gave the Newark
any Of the other judges and this none Of
the Newark delegates is willing to forgive
None OF the charges made by the offend
ed societies Is similar 10 that OF Charles
Kuhl. Secretary of the Junger Maenner-
chor. and one OF the judges in the prize
singing. He says the others engaged in
the judging told him 10 meet them at
Ridgewood Park. but the judges before
coming there went to Gottfried Wester-
hackers room on Broadway near Grand
Street. where the envelopes were opened.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
POSTAL SERVICE SALARIES.
large Increase In the Compensation
Of POstmRsters and Clerks.

OF fostmRsters and Clerks.
The annual readjustment Of postmasters'
salaries just completed in the Office of the
First Assistant Postmaster General shows
that the wonderful Increase in the BUSH
noss at Offices of the Presidential class
shown last year has been eclipsed. The
present, in that respects is the baunsr
year in the history of the postal service.
The Presidential Offices now number 4,270,
an increase of 256 over last year and SOS
over 1894. an increase OF nearly 26 per oeat
in seven years. These 4,27O Offices are di-
vided into classes, as follows: 20T Il st
class. 942 second class, and 3,121 third
class.
In the adjustment just completed Is sec
ond-class offices have been advanced 10
the first class, 110 third class to second
class, and 275 fourth class to third class.
while only one Of the first class has been
relegated to the second class. from the
second to the third class and II from the
third 10 the fourth class Eight Offices
were discontinued during the year and
made stations OF other ot%ces-
Owing to the increased receipts at Pres
idential offices during the year ,914 post
masters will receive increased salaries on
July l, the individual increases ranging
from 500 to 81, 600. The latter amount will
be allowed to the postmasters at ST. Paul,
Mimi, where the salary will be incTe Sed
from 81, COO TO s. 600 and Milwaukee, Wis
which is increased from 5000 to Sc. COO
The aggregate increase to she 1,Si4 post
masters is 1886 100. CT SO. 300 in excess Of
the increase last year, which was SIS 800 in
excess OF anything allowed prior to that
year.
One hundred and seventy-one postmas-
ters viii receive a reduction in salary,
ranging from 500 to $500 each. The total
reductions will be s22, 800.
In 1894. 694 salaries were increased. the
increase eggregating $50. eco. while 7OI
postaasters had their salaries reduced.
the total reduction being SS7, 500, or a net
loss TO postmasters Of 200. This year
the net gain is s213 500. As postmasters'
salaries are adjusted by a fixed rule and
depend entirely on the receipts at their
respective Offices. il viii be seen. from the
above statement that the business at a
great majority OF Offices has largely in
creased during the year.
The average salaries of pos ostmasters has
gradually increased each year since 1884
That year II was S1.0S1, at present il is
N.7S4. The salaries OF clerks in postof-
fees have not increased as uniformly. In
1894 the average was S57S: the following
year it dropped TO $662; 10 1895 It went TO
S676; and in 1897 20 $692. Since 1897 II
has gradually increased until this year IL
has reached the maximum, Ss22.
The Increased appropriation FOR clerk
hire this year has made it possible TO pro
mote from 1890 10 5.GO8 clerks in post
Offices These promotions have generally
been confined 10 the lower grade clerks
and have. IN the majority OF cases. been
limited TO SEQ each. About eCO additional
clerks have also been provided for from
July I 1900
The evening times., 1900-07-09
New York Cotton Market.
JEFFRIEs TO FIGHT RUHLrN.
The Champions Acting Manager
Ready for Match

Nhu'npAon> Acting Manager
Ready for n Match
NEW YORK. July S.-According TO the
Evening World Eddie Cooke. acting
manager for Champion James Jeffries in
William Brady's absence, said last night:
We are ready now TO clinch a match with
Rubin and are only waiting for him fo
cover our forfeit Of s2.5O0. whch We have
nad posted with Al Smith for long time
mat forfeit WAS put UP for JefIries TO
nght any man IL the world. As Shsrkev
was defeated by Rubin. Of course the for
felt goes for Rubin. and as soon as the
latter covers IL. the fight viii be arranged.
II the match is cIinched. We viii ask
that clause be inserted in the articles
which viii read that. IL Jeffries' arm is
not well enough for him TO fgh: on Au-
gust ., the date we want for the battle.
THAI it VIII be postponed until the arm
gets well.
'Jehries wants to fight Rubin IN the
worst way. and if tho contest cannot take
place on August . z will consent 10 fight
him in Carson City OF California"
When Billy Madden was informed of
Cookies statement that Al Smith held a
$500 forfeit for Jeffries. he said: 'Tf
Al Smith really has that forfeit l will
quickly cover il, as I want Rubin 10 fight
Jenres and I'm ready to cIinch the fight al
a moments notice I will meet Cooke or
JefIries today 10 arrange the fight
The evening times., 1900-07-09
AN EVENTFUL VOYAGE.
Plenty of Excitement Varies tn,
DOIphin's Long Trip.

DOlphin's Long Trip.
SAN FRANCISCO, July s.-The steamer
Dolphin, which arrived Saturday night from
New York, had an eyentfuI voyage. mark
ed by several narrow escapes from
mutineers and from murderous Terra del
Fuegans. The Dolphin stopped at Santa
Lucia and took on eight negroes fer the
stewards department. Three stowaways
we're also found after leaving Santa Lucia
who proved TO be a bandit and an ESCAPED
murderer and lunstie-
Just before reaching Montevideo the
eight Santa Lucisns mutinied and at
tempted to seize The ship. They were
overpowered and placed In irons and when
the vessel reached COronel. Chile. they
were tried before the American Consular
agent, WHO is an Englishman. He SEN
fenced them to three months in jail
In coming through Smythe Channel to
avoid Cape Horn. the Dolphin lookout
sighted Terra del Fuegan boat approach
ing the vessel In the darkness. The boat
was held up. and ths natives were found
with torches, which they were about to
throw on board. few months ago Terra
del Fuegans destroyed a Chilean nan-o-
war by throwing a firebrand through a
portfolio as she lay at anchor.
NEW YORK, July s.-The Dolphin Was
formerly the Al Foster, q fishing boat in
this harbor. She left here on May to
enter the Cape Nome trade In charge OF
Capt. John O'Brien, Of Cuban hlibustering
fame. Some doubt was expressed about
the steamers ability t. make the trip
successfully, as she was not considered
suitable for such a long voyage.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TEE
District Of Columbia. Washington July : 100
On TUESDAY. July 70. 1900. AZ the places
and times hereinafter named the Commissioners
Of the District 0f Columbia viii Offer FOR sale 10
the highest bidder the exclusive night ana priyi-
lege Of UsinE - several municipal hav Sczles
from Aughst l. ls00 20 JCiy 81. 1901. bo.h :ncly.-
sive for the purpose Of weighing hay straw
fodder. oats in the straw and live stock. 10 wit.
No I. situated opposite the POstofice IL Unida-
town d. G., zt 10 o'clock a m: No 2 situated
al corner Of Eieyt nth Street and Virginia Avenue
southeast ~ 10 o'c-ock A. m: No 3 situa-ea
at the Intersection Of Eleventh and 3 street,
northwest At u O'ciock n; No. 1 Situated
.low a Seventh and p reefs northwest a.
o'clock p IN, No 5. situated at the rear Of tn,
market hoase in Ceorget-un. D. c. Al , O'Clock
D. m; No !. az near Brfghtwood d. c Il
s o'clccS p m Parties purchasing viii be reouir-
ed 10 comply with The provisions Of the ACT Of
the legislative ,nbly Of said District an-road
June 20. 1872. entitled An act regllatinly he
sale Of hzy, etc" Terms One-fourth casb ard
balance on CT before lst proximo. The purchaser
Of any Of sid scales which may be On private
property shall have the right 10 use them where
they are. with the consent Of the owners Of the
property which located or remove them 10
place approved ~ the Commissioners HENRY q
r MCFARLAND JOHN ". ROSS LANSING II
BEACH Commissioners Of the District OF .>o-urn-
bia- JAMES W RADCLIFFE, Aucsioueer
iy4-6t,exS,em
The evening times., 1900-07-09
TO ATTEND G. A. R. REUNION.
President Mckinley. Duke d'Arcos,
nnd OtherS Going TO Chicnrn

President Mckinley. Duke d'Arcos,
and Others Going to Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 9.-President Mckinley,
Duke d'Arcos. the Spanish Minister at
Washington, and a hos. Of other public
men. have accepted the invitation Of the
city of Chicago to be present during the
encampment of the Grand Army Of the
Republic next month. During the last
week the formal acceptance came from
President Mckinley. and by a coincidence
Immediately following it came an accept
ance from the Duke d'Arcos. Minister of
Spain, who was embarrassed by receiving
IN invitation TO attend the Dewey Day
exercises last May. The Chinese Minister
sent his regrets
At tie time Of the Dewey affair. Execu-
tive Director Harper. of the Grand Army
encampnent stated that the duke would
be asked to come here in August In fact
the entire Diplomatic Corps, resident in
Washington, has been asked 10 come Mr..
Harper consulted Charles G. Dawes as
10 the best method of forwarding invita-
tions 10 the legations. and after the latter
had taken up the matter with Secretary
Hay and upon his suggestion, the invita-
tiOns were addressed in Chicago and for
warded in one package to the Department
OF State.
Among the prominent men accepting in
vitations are the folloTing: Governor John
r. Tanner. Illinois; Governor Roosevelt;
New York; Governor Nash, Chic; Governor
Mount Indiana; Secretary Wilson. Sel eak-
er Henderson. General Shafter, Gen. John
R Brooke Gen. H. c. Corbin, and Uni ed
States Senators Fairbanks, Thurston, Ma
son, and Cul1om.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
SEA LION IN A COLLISION.
Trolley Car Hits n Wagon and In
lures Three Men

lures Three Men.
NEW YORK, July 9.-There was a sea
lion in a collision between a trolley car
and a wagon at Avenue n and Mil Lane,
Brooklyn Saturday morning, which badly
IN iured three men and caused panic
among the passengers.
Trolley car No. 41S, of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company, was bowling
along at rapid rate, bound for Bergen
Beach, when the motorman discovered In
the darkness a wagon beins driven on the
track just ahead OF him He reversed the
lever, applied the brakes, and shouted q
warning but before he could bring the
car TO a stop II had crashed into the
wagon, upsetting it and throwing the oc-
cupants-fve men and a sea lion-into the
street.
Three OF the men were injured They
were Daniel Burns, an animal dealer,
whose shoulder was fractured John Man
nering. who sustained cOntusiOns OF the
head and body, and Charles Carding. the
driver OF the wagon. who wss thrown in
the mud and escaped with slight bruises
After the excitement had subsided the
sea lion. which had not been thought Of
was discovered lying in the road. He was
barking loudly, but was unintured.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
THE Market IRREGULAR
Socks Open Quiet, But With a
Generally Firm Zone.
Missouri Pacific and Illinois Central
the strong FeRtureE-rhc Granger
Quarter stendy, Notably for Sugar
Refining and the Steel Issues.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The Stock Market
opened quiet and rather irregular. For
the most part, however. firm tone prevail
ed and the lumber Of stocks advancing was
In excess o. those Of the contrary turn.
Particularly strong features at the open,
Ing were Missouri Pacific and Illinois Cen
trail the latter rising on expectations Of an
Increase in the rate of dividend next week.
The granger shares were fairly active,
put the price changes in that quarter were
unusually limited
The inzustriai quarter was st ady. notably
for Sugar Refining and the steel stocks.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the only one
Of the local traction issues which was dealt
In to any apprec.able extent.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
DEUTscHLAND,s MAIDEN TRIP.
Mighty Ocean Liner Expected to
Break the Record

Mighty Ocenn Liner Expected to
Break the Record.
NEW YORK. July 9.-The Deutschland
guaranteed to maintain a speed OF twenty
three knots an hour, is steaming west
ward on her maiden trip. Her owners.
the Hamburg American Packet Company,
are sure that the Deutschland will prove
the fastest ship ahoat- She Is expected to
cross the Atlantic IN five days. eleven
hours, and thirty minutes from Plymouth
10 Sandy Hook lightship.
The present speed record is heI5 by the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, OF the North
German Lloyd Line which covered 3,077
nautical miles In five days and sixteen
hours The Deutschland is one of the
largest OF ocean coursers. Her horse
power, 5000, is greater than that of any
other vessel now ahoat- Her gross tom
mage is set down at 5000, and her dis
placement at %. 900 tons.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
By ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera, and
Diarrkoea Remedy.

''I am sure that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera,
ard Diarrhoes Remedy at one time saved my
Ill., says A. F. Lafelette, OF Gregory Landing,
Clark County, Missouri Il was in such bad
shape that the doctors said I could not live.
When / was at the lowest ebb one Of my neigh
bors brought in a bottle of ChambeTlsin's Cohc,
Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy, and I took il
and got instant relief / got up and around
That was nine years ago and an still in good
health Since then 'hat medicine has always been
il my house and always will be- 1t is the best
on earth" For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail, and all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
The Stock Market this morning show,

The Stock Market this morning showed a
somewhat unexpected strength, with pr.ces
fractionally above Saturdays close and lit
tie apparent tendency TO sell of. DullnCss
Yves perhaps the most marked Characters
Tic OF the early business, trading being con-
fined to the lesser professionals almost en-
tiTely. Opinion regarding the immediata
outlook for the market is much divided,
with the bears probaly more numerous than
those the other way inclined Tue bars
point 10 the distressing conditions in China
and 20 the apparently foolish positiveDess
OF the Street last week that Mckinney
will be reelected, as excellent reasons why
q temporary decline should occur. The
Street will hear much in the next few
weeks that will give il periods OF less pcs
ftiveness over the political outlook. For
the moment the terrible situation at Pc
kin has not been discounted, because last
week the political situation absorbed al
attention.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
HAVANA'S NEW CHARTER.
Instrument Grants More Power TIM
the Cubnns Expected.

HAVANA, July s.-The city charter,
which will be published this week. con-
cedes full power to the municipality In
purely municipal affairs such as granting
franchises and the management of streets
roads, parks and water works. The charter
has been in course Of preparation for some
time.
II is based on tie one originally prepared
by commissioners nominated by General
Ludlow. the purpose Of which has been
considerably changed and added to. It ap-
plies only to Havana. the other munich
palities remaining subject to the general
law affecting cities. This charter gives a
great deal more 2ower than the Cubsns
exnCcted
The evening times., 1900-07-09
KENT & CO., l343 F ST. NV.
Real Estate, brokerage. LOanH, In
Vestments, Fire Insurance, ETC.

hcAI Estate, HFokerlEe. Loans, In
vestments, Fire Insurance, Etc,
SHALL BE GLAD 10 see ladies and gsntlemea
who have properties 20 sell, or d,-ire 70 buy.
PROSPERITY = ASSURED as our experience
is large and varied. Come early 10 see Us II
your business requires experienced attention
OUR PROPOSITION is either 20 buy or sell
for you, # your property seems. after 4 short
interview, 20 merit our careful sttenti0n- We
vii MAKE OR SAVE MONEY FOR NOU with
much pleasure. Can also furnish many nigh
testimonials II desired.
Cali now or as scon as the active season COM
mences
No ONE Is BETTER POSTED HERE in the
lines OF real estate FOR property and Lomes. snd
We can promptly buy or sell same We Will con-
vince you OF the essential n-srits Of our plan II
you viii call OF at least WFi,e now 10 COL d. II.
KENT ig4-tf
The evening times., 1900-07-09
THE PFkRL RESCUED BY TUGS.
Excursion steamer Pulled on the
Beach On Lake Erie.

BUFFALO. n. Y, July 9.-The excursion
steamer Pearl, which plies between Buffalo
and Crystal Beach. ten miles from here on
the Canadian side of Lake Erie, was blown
ashore Just after leaving the dock at Crys-
tai Beach at 10 O'Clock Saturday night. Her
stern struck in the sand, and the waves
lifted her hull up and down Fhs captain
feared she would be beaten to pieces, and
as the water was shallow the 900 pas en-
gers were taken ashore safely, but lot
without difficulty.
At 3 o'clock yesterday morning tugs pul, ed
the Pearl or the beach About 500 pas
sengers came to Buffalo on her, but the
rest preferred to sleep in the dence hall u
the beach rather than leave there, ow ~ TO
the gale, which had not fully atated.
The evening times., 1900-07-09

Catarrh for Twenty Years and
Cured in n Few Days.-Nothing too simple,
nothing too hard for Or. AEnew's Catarrhal
Powder 10 give relief in an instant Hon. George
James, of ecrapton, Pa, says: II have been
martyr to CstsrTh fer 90 years. constant hawking
dropping in the throat and pain in the head very
offensive breath. tried Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder. The nrEt application gave instant relief
Alter using a isw bottles all these symptoms of
,ztarrh left me-" 50 cents Sold by F. S Will
inns. Ninth snd Streets: Edmonds & Williams,
Third and Pennsylyani. A--~-.-1
The evening times., 1900-07-09
MUM GETS MORE TINE.
Date of His Execution Postponed to
November 23

November 23
Chief Justice Bingham. sitting for crimi-
nal business today, on motion OF T. l. Jeg-
fords, signed an order postponing the date
of execution OF Charles E. McUin from July
q to November % next.
The reason for this action by the court
was to allow the defendant sufficient time
TO have his appeal from the judgment of
the trial court reviewed by the Court CT
Appeals for the District
hcUtn was convicted of the murder of
Robert Turner, in December last, and was
sentenced by Justice Clabaugh TO be hanged
or July o.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Washington stock Exchange.

sals-Washing gton Loan and Trust: IN
$50 lod15S; Capital Traction: 5G103 $40
BIOS Is; Washington Gas: 25G53 IA:
Hergenthsler Linotype: 10m1So 3-4 100
ls0 1-2. 1oG1sO Il. 1OG1SO 3-S. 1G1s1 Aft
r call-Washington Gas; 25G53 1-2. 500
So Us.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss. but be carries the All
Cushion TrGss al ever The United
g v stAtss Men. women. and chiioTea
ras and Ike them Ths Air Cushion Pad hold1
9Th comfort: E0thinx else will ConSuitat.OA
ID two weeks trisl tree Lady II Attendance for
ldieA Once. psrivrs. waiting. and cOnsuiI7tlO7
oRiCK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. Is24
It NV. "a door 1Aio- z. en-