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The Kind Of Correspondence DR.. Copeland
Likes to Know Is Being Carried On.

Often letters like Mr.. Comstock's and those
following In the next column under the heading
This Is the Kind" etc. are brought into the
office and leit there by patients who have been
for some tims under treatment or Just begin
ming treatment SO Doctor Copeland observes
with pleasure the CORES pondence that patients
direct TO those whose interviews are now given
in the public prints. He has only used the tes-
timony at the time of presentation Of some dis
tinct and important Discovery, as he is using 1t
now, and he notices with pleasure that the pub
lie interest Is again aroused and the people are
again writing TO and visiting those who have
given published testimony. This Is cheerful
Indication, AID we hone that every one inter-
ested will write TO and call upon those who
testify In the public prints 10 the value OF the
treatment for Deafness, to the merits and value
Of the treatment for Stomach Trouble. and to
the value and efficacy and vital Importance OF
the trea tment ior Lung Troubles.
The sun., 1900-06-10
SEARCH FOR A SIX.YEAR.OLD.
Arthur Otis's rwo.Dsy Trip to the Bar Der .
Safe Home Again.

Arthur OTIS. years old. of 1855 weehawken
street. West Hoboken. was in the care Of
Ma'ron Wyatt at the Oakland avenue police
station in Jersey City from Thursday afternoon
until yesterday. when his father claimed and
took him. The boy was picked up about S
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon at Communi-
paw avenue and Grand street. Jevsey City,
four miles from his home He told Matron
Wyatt that his sister had left him In barber
him again. He said hls fathers name wa,
George and that be lived in wsehawken. The
Weehawken polioe we're notified. but could not
hnd anybody named Otis. The boys father
has been hunting for him everywhere, but
could hnd no trace Of him until yesterday
ASi.hurs AZ sister say; that she waited fer bin 10
was cut. On the way home she left him on the
sidewalk while she went Into store to buy
something and when she came out be had dis
appeared. She searched 2 long time for him
and then went home aud told hsr father.
The sun., 1900-06-10
OBITUARY.,

DR.. Melancthon Storrs. one OF Connecticuts :
best known physicians and surgeons. died at
his home In Hartford yester lay as the result OF
blood poisoning contracted a weok ago Wilde
performing an operation. He was II YEARS old
and was he descendant Of Samuel StorrS, who
came To thus country from England In 1858. lie
began studying med cine when 2i, and after tw o
years entered Brown University. IL then en-
ter,d \ ale in 1850. graduating In 1873 with q
degree OF r. A. h. went 10 the Civil
War and was brigade surgeon on the
statf OF Gen Edward Harand. After
the war he settled in Hartford and HIS advance
to the frout ranks Of the medi, al fraternity OF
the State was steady. He wrote many valuable
papers. lie was a member OF the Ame rican
Medical Association and Of the American Assoc
ciation Of Gyn@ologists and Obstretr clans, b -
sides numerous State and county organlaa-
tons, For thirty-sx wears hs was Q director
and medical adviser of the Connecticut Gen.
eral Insurance Company.
Col. Francis Jordan is dead In Harrisburg. z.
Pa. He was so oars old. He waa q member OF
the State Senate In lass. He declined the ap-
pointment OF Attorney General Of the State NJ
the close of his term. He vas paymaster
during the Civil War. and subSeQuenly was this
states military agent at Washington. Hs was
Secretary Of the Commonwealth under 0eary
and served the unexpired term Of Col Quay In
the sam, o60ce.
The sun., 1900-06-10
I'VE Sww NN@x>NWM

With Deafness and ear noises Just as Doctor
Copeland described IT, This is a truthful
statement Your letter has been delayed By
your not wriiing my name correctly You
rrote Barton" instead OF "BdrteH." TiN
sag that think there are no such doctors as
these doctors, and adriss asy sufferer OF
Deafness 10 gire them a trial. feel they hare
done so much for me they certainly can cure
years. and you hare no idea hoo thankful I
am Hope that you wiN not feel thot hare
not done my duty in not giring an earlier
reply. II pas your mistake not The postmds-
ter's nor mine. You only wrote The name
prong. Respectfully yours
(Signed) MRS. NJ B. BARTELL.
The sun., 1900-06-10
HANDLER WINS on A FOUL.
McKeever Strikes Him Below the Belt In Sixth
Round.

Jimmy Handler. the Newark pugilist, gained
a decision over Charley McKeever of Phiadel-
phia In the sixth round on foul at the Sea-
side Sporting Club last night MoKeever was
getting the worst Of 1t when the foul was COM
mittsd Handler. who was we'll trained. was In
fine condition and fought oleverly. The con-
test was scheduled TO go twenty-five rounds at
las pounds.
Kid Hogan Of New York and Pete Burke
of Brooklyn opened the show with IL
round bout at li2 pounds Hogan allowed
Burke to do all the leading. and the latter
got to his man without any trouble. Hogan
seemed to be very slow and did not follow up
the openings when the opportunity offered In
the last round. during speedy mix.up. Hogan
was knocked out with right-hander on the
jaw.
The stars Of the night were In the rias es soon
seconds Sc s we're JACK Root. SAMMY et Goodwin and
Larry Wall. cZsevsr's esquires were Charley
duncan. Bnly Curtis and John. McCuskey.
rules ss 'Iis TRers WE'RE WE'RE about one uei thousand
COUNTER COUNTER began. T"m sharfey KEY" and I'd Gus Gus
KShn ss .nd Msi' both r.od hs gnssas
greeting Before Handler and McKeever
shook hands the latter, after sizing up
the mouse. shlu ne Wouid not 20 on
unless his forfeit, which he deposited
for his appearance. was returned him
After long delay McKsever received assur-
ance that he would get his money and the fight
Handler did not begin rushing as he usually
does. and both stood each other of VIII n
they did clas n they punched each other hard IN
the second McKssver got home several bard labs
on Jimmys face. The latter landed a
heavy right drive under the heart,
which made Charley vince The pair wers
bleeding when the gong sounded. The third
was vicious. Handlers right lowered near
Macs ey. McKeeyer countered heavily and
with lefts on the face he had Handler
staggering at the bell In IN. fourth
McKeever lashed away with. both hands and Ia
doing so recslved . wicked right on the Jaw.
which put him down. He was groggy, but the
gong sounded in time 10 ave him.
The fifth was equally pid. II was nip and
tuck throughout Both Sere unsteady on their
accidentally struck Hsndisr below MfsIt the belt
With the e's9snSs pain b. ss :iiS iniS aS
examining Handler. said that no foul was
g W %h.S S"..s M ~.Ts sssamsS
Handler. although sull suffering, punched
MsK.svcr, without lss,gp and h.a bin
and th:gs being ns 's a %',i.Se III. tlYs, Ms3dsp
wss awarded 10 Handler on fevf
The sun., 1900-06-10
SABRO AND ALvINO ACQUITTED.
Tho King Of Sword Swaliowers Was Accused
Of kidnapping q Boy.

MACON. Ga. June s.-Sabro and Alvino, who
were on trial In the Superior Court
yesterday for kidnapping Preston Everette,
a thirteen-year-old boy who had been on the
variety stage with them. we're discharged
vino Is employed at Crumps Park Theatre. be-
ing quite an Accomplished banjo player. Sabro
is the King Of Sword Swalowers. and is well re-
membered by the people In Georgia who at
tended Barnum's circus years ago. lie Is now
sixty years OF age. His health Is idly failing
and some Of his friends fear that he has cancer
Of the stomach from swallowing SO many swords
three feet in length
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Atchisou's . Dividend Policy.

In reply 10 some criticism on the action OF tho
Atchison directors in increasing its dividend on
preferred stock. President F. P Ripley says
The declaration OF the semi-annual dividend
OF 2i3 per cent, on our preferred stock was The
result OF unanimous actor on the part of dr"c-
tors, and was not due to any pressure Of coer-
cion from Wall Street The directors Thought
that inasmuch as the management had nnt
5000 600 Of the stockholders money into the
road IN the last four years and had earned IN
the past year 81, go 900 in excess Of the anount
needed To pay the ? > per cent, II was rtght ana
proper that the dividend should be paid y
The sun., 1900-06-10

A representative Of tho Copeland system
who has every winter travelled In Southern
climates. partly with the view OF approving
winter resorts for Copeland patients with weak
lungs. has made tsinos the discovery OF the
Cure for Deafness, a special study OF this mat
ter Of the absence of Deafness in the Tropics
Two years ago up the Nile as far as Thebes.
he found among the natives not single case.
An English surgeon. hotel physician at Cooks
Hotel in Thebes tLuxor> states that he never
saw case among the natives. This surgeon
stopped some years ago at Thsbss on his return
fran. s..,,.A. L., .ha Ennlsh army in India, and
The sun., 1900-06-10
YACHTING.
REGATTA Of the Manhasset Bay Cise Sa"'s -
Coed Brcess.


q Good Brcezs.
The annual regatta OF the Mannasses -
Yacht Club was sail ed on the souhd yes'o'u".
The list OF entries was quite large aho uo W.
in several Of the classes were 80 Close 'nHS wa
racers were only seconds apart at the nn'Sh'
good breeze sent the yachts over the course
and fast time was made. The Regatta ION,
mittee, T.. NJ Mcclellan, c. d. Mower anu
Jacob Robert started the race from Commooore
Hazen l.. Hoyt's steamer BeDehazen' Inc n"e
was of the clubhouse The big boas saiieo
over a twenty-one-m mile course going as lar an
Matinnioock Point and back. Inc smaiier
yachts went over shorter courses. Inc wino
was fresh and blew porth-by-west. This made
It beat out and q reach home.
The preparatory signal was at l O'CLOCK
and the classes were sent OIL at hve-minute in-
tervals. A special class was made for the sIoops
Lotowana and OShima San and the yawl Aibi-
core. The Oshima San sailed as rating In the
l3-foot class, and the Iotowana had to allow an
extra nve minutes. OShma San finished hrst.
but on corrected time Albicore won. In
the speHia class for 'pGo'ess Gs was rss sae
over the line followsd BY the hdaIs Esps'anzs tsns
end the Hera won by fity-seven seconds The
Esperanza beat the Pollywog by thirteen
seconds, The two Herreshof, boats Oseau;
owned by j, r. Maxwell and Alerion. owned
by A. II, Alker. were the two starters IN the
regular SO-foot class. The Oiseap. which was
class, won handily. A, D. McCreery's yawl
Sakana had little trouble in defeating the
Freya. which was the, last boat TO finish c. 7,
Pierces catboat won her third prize this season
by defeating the Graybug. In the 25-foot s,1op
class the Houri and Edwina II. started. The
Hour blew ont her jib soon after crossing the
line and Edwna finished alone.
The raceabouts furnished the best contest OF
the day They crossed the line In this order
Kitte, Snapper. Scamp, Colleen. Spindrift and
Raider. 1t was close contest and at the end
Scamp won by 4 seconds. The Colleen was
second and Snapper third. minutes and 27
seconds behind the Colleen. In the iS-foot class
OF catboats the Capt. beat the Bounoer BY
second. The sail ne dories raced over short
triangular course off the clubhouse. Harold
Stevenson won with the Rudder. Summary
follows
The sun., 1900-06-10
COL. Il. ID. AYRES ARRESTED.
Accusation Made by President Jones OF the
Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

volunteer Atc SAVING corps.
Col. z. d. Ayres was arrested last night
at his home, 32i Albany street. Williams
burg, on warrant that had been
issued by Magistrate Worth In the
Gates avenue court. The warrant was
sworn out by John Wesley Jones. the President
Of the Volunteer Life Saving Corps who
charged Col. Ayres with having withheld prop
erty OF the Life Saving Corps to the value OF
S20, search warrant that accompanied the
warrant OF arrest was used and two buoys, four
canvas signs. two American flags and a small
medal were found in tbs rooms and taken to
the Ra lph avenue station.
Col. Jones said at the station last night that
he wss at a loss 10 understand his arrest He
said that the property that had been so zed was
his own property. as he had made IL himself
ard made business Of selling it 10 tho various
life saving stations along the coast. He said
that he had not seen Mr.. Jones for seven years.
and that he feared some one had deceived Mr.
Jones In the alleged information that led TO the
complaint.
The sun., 1900-06-10
Ne,D York, June 9Th, 1900.

Dear WdHnm'-
DIR COPELAND DID NOT ASK ME-
FOR A LETTER. But 7 told him that
IfeH ii my d,ttu TO let others kno,o about
mhat good 7 had receired from hts treat
1nent. Go TO him bu all means Icdn
reH sympdthize Uih you, and If you
should 90 don't be discouraged. at times
I did not care TO lipe. so bad tcdS my con-
diiion, and Thdd a constant pain in my
head from cdtdrrh: am sure you ,ciH get
relief If you 90 to them. Yours truly,
LIZZIE c. LANE. Army Nurse.
$50 Central Park West
The sun., 1900-06-10
MAY NOT 60 TO KANSAS CITY.
There Is . Rumor In Brooklyn to That Eject
About Augustus Van wyck.

Some Of the visitors 10 the headquarters Of
the Kings County Democratic manager in the
Willoughby street auction room in Brooklyn,
yesterday, predicted that ex-Justice Augustus
Van Wyok would not 60 10 the Kansas City
being either to resign as a delegate or simply
allow James Shevlin. his alternate, to take his
place Ii, feels acutely II s said, the cri,i-
through his connection with the Ice Trust and
breads their recurrence with even more vr,I-
ence should he attend the convention. II,
however, hes ays away Y Will not be with the
insisted that he should be mnde one Of the
delegates al large against the judgment Of
some Of his close lieutenants. For the present,
MIR. Van Wyck himself refuses to disclose his
Intentions
The sun., 1900-06-10
brooklyn Canoe Club Races.

The Brooklyn Canoe Club opened its racing
season yesterday on Gravessnd Bay. 1t was
an ideal afternoon for the sport with good
breeze from the westward and fine water.
Summary
Drcked Canoes. Sailing, Three Miles Triangular
Won by Robert d. Wnkin, canoe Unqua: NJ. NJ.
Davis canoe Clover. second Time, IL min ltes.
Trianuglar Sailing Race, ,Scratch-Won by Frank I.
Dunnell canoe Madge. Morton " Brokaw. canoe
Hottie, second; Percy T. Hogan. canoe Secret Dos
sitr. thi'd. Time. 20 minutes
One half Nile Padding. Straightaway - Won by
Morton brosew canoe Twen'y-siK; Henry "
Dater, canoe Red Devil, second: Percy f. Hogan
canoe Bordereau, third. Time, 4 minutes 81
seconds
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June 9Th, 1900.

In reply to your letter of inquiry Of
June ed. can truthfully say that mu SON
WAS CURED BY DR. COPELAND
OYER SEVEN YEARS AGO, and 7
can see no signs of its return, as he is the
heoIthiest one Of our family since their
treatment. He TaS treated four months.
the first month s treatment he arns on the
rerge of airing mp, but 7 urged him to
continue, and the result rdS perfect
heath. Ihdre three of pV fomily that I
piU rery shortly PIT Under their treat
ment. Yours in truth.
MRS. VAN BLASCOM
1876 5h Are, Paterson, ~ j.
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SECOND CLASS OPEN cATBoATs 20 FEET AND
OVER.
Ouinque Defeats the Sweetheart.

Several hundred spectators at the Marine
and Field Club. Bath Beach. witnessed the
special match race OF the raoeabouts. Sweet
heart and Qunaue. yesterday. On the first
round the Sweetheart withdrew. but the
owners OF the Quinque, not desiring to win that
way, returned 10 the mark and restarted with
the Sweetheart On the second round the
Sweetheart withdrew again and. coming on
alone, the QuinQue won.
The sun., 1900-06-10
Regatta Of the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club.

The nrst regatta Of the season Of the Jamaica Bay
Yacht Club was held yesterday OF the clubhouse
at Hollands Station. Rockaway Beach. The
event was open TO cstboats 90 TO - feet and II
TO 90 feet. The latter class did not MI The starters
were the Pauline b., Old MIN Y. C.; Mavourneen,
Jamaica Bay y. C.: Minnehaha- Bayswatcr Y C Of
Far Rockawhy. and the Lille s. Jamaica Bay Y C.
The race was sailed over a Triangular course Of
eleven miles The wind was fresh from the north
The Pauline got across the line frst and Ike Of the
lead to the hnlsh but II was found she had protes
sioual skipper and the boat was disqualified The
prize was given 'othe Aavourneen, with IN. Mime.
hama second.
The sun., 1900-06-10
ROW ~ A KENTUCKY CONVENTION.
Pistols Drawn In an Effort to Prevent Beck
ham Delegates From winning.

FRANKFORT Ky. June Elm a large num-
Der OF county conventions held to-day to elect
Delegates to the Louisville state Convention,
TO select delegates TO the National Conven-
tion on June IL. the Goverrorship race figured.
In this county an open fsht occurred In which
pistols were drawn. The fight rame up over
the selection Of a list Of dele gates favorable
10 Beck ham. The friends OF Judge Lewis
Convention had nothing to DO with the State
Convention. Hot words and fist hght re-
suited between Fred Gordon and Hick Taylor
and excitement prevailed. For time Il seemed
a. II q general riot would result. Tho con-
seryative element smoothed matters over
and the convention quieted down and elected
put up.
The sun., 1900-06-10
TEXAS DELEGATES SET OUT.
Going to Philadelphia to Fisht Out the Con-
test for National Committeeman.

AUSTIN. Tex. June o.-Several Of the Texas
delegates to the National Republican Con-
vention left for Philadelphia to-day. The
interest OF those delegates Is centred chiefly
in tho contest that i on between Hon L. H. X.
Green and Congressman r. B. Hawley. for
National Committeeman from this State. Sew
eral contests between delegations. arising
from the nght between the two party leaders
In the state. will come before the Credentials
Committee OF the convention for settlement
John Grant the present National Committee
man from Texas, ia not candidate for the
place, nor IA he taking any part In the con-
test between Green and Hawlsv.
The sun., 1900-06-10
Matter Of Feigl.

Matter Of Feigl. .........,. John n Judge
By Justice Giegerich
Bartlett vs.. Kelly q cases. Henry kropf
By Justice Fitzgerald
Nelson vs. Brown ,....... Samson LAehman.
BY Justice Truax.
Smith Va Mngcy .,,....., John Hone JE
by Justice Freedman
American Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals vs. Open
hemer. .......,.... Augustus X. VanderpoeL
BY Justice SewelL
Donellan vs. Ketchum. Samuel s. Thomas
The sun., 1900-06-10

The stockholders Of the Chicago and North
authority to buy the following subsidiary lines
which are now part OF the system: The Boyer
Valley, the Harlan and kukukman, the Mirne-
sofa and Iowa the Iowa. Minnesota and
Northwes Tern: the Winona ana st. Peter, the
Dakota Central and the Minnesota and South
Dakota Alhert Keep has been reelected chair
man Of the board and Ma vim Hughitt Presi-
dent cf the Chicago and NOrthwestern.
The sun., 1900-06-10
Northern Pscinc's Big Car Order.

An order for GOO box cars with steel under
frames has been placed by the Northern Pacific
Railroad with the Pressed Steel Car Company
This II axes $500 cars OF similar design for
which the Northern Pacific Company has placed
orders IecenIlY.
The sun., 1900-06-10
The COPELAND Medical Institute

DOCTOR ". II. COPELAND. lConsulting
DOCTOR c. n. JORDAN. )Physcians
Onices. Corner A7d street and Madison Ave-
pue, New York City. once Hours, Continusus
Sessions, . A. n. to . p. n. Sundays. 10 A.
N. to 3 p. ~.
The sun., 1900-06-10
" Jump Into the River" Says He. and She
Did II.

Mrs John Fogarty. s. years old Of o, North
Seventh street Williamsburg, leaped into the
pisr pier last night, Policemen % Mesbsn
and Lloyd Of the Bedford avenue station fished
Der out with boethook, She said she had
ben SS:SSrsps With he, husband whS y his
The sun., 1900-06-10
Canarsie Yacht Club Race.

Commodore Charles J. Nelson's Arrow won
the championship pennant in the regatta of the
Canarsle Yacht Club yesterday over the club
course on Jamaica Bay. The summary:
F1RsT-CIAss sLooPs AND CABIN cATBoATs.
The sun., 1900-06-10

has been at Cooks ever since. he
says that in parts Of India. the
colder parts, he found among the
natives ear troubles very similar
to those In England, but that where
the climate was tropical there was
no Deafness from disease. Last
winter in the Bahamas the Traveller
above made a similar Investigation.
At Nassau both Doctor Holmes. an
English Physician. and Doctor Bull
lard, Anew Yorker. Physician during
the summer to Mr.. Flaglers hotels.
reported that they had not seen any
Deafness Of this kind among the
natives. Inquiry Of the mission
aries Of the outer islands. one OF
whom, @. II. Northcroft, has written
aa,aro, hooks on the Antilles.
The sun., 1900-06-10

elected similar information. So far a. they
knew. Deafness texcept congenital or resulting
from ACCIDENT was unknown. This goes to prove
said In his Monographs about the vital
imnortance OF being treated during the sum-
mer and II is a lesson to the deaf patient TO
take this matter up while Nature is In her tropl.
friendly TO the work Give US three months Of
warm weather and regular treatment and we
can hope TO do more than in the other nine
this letter, received by patient who had read
the statement OF Mr.. Frank Comstock OF East
Hartford, Conn, a gentleman who Is not only
O, poTtunites for observation. She has written
him asking II Doctor Copeland had helped his
hearing:
The sun., 1900-06-10
JOINT SOCIALIST CONVENTION.
Debs Democrats and Anti.De Leonitcs to
Try q state Ticket.

A call has been issued by joint committee
of the Ant-De Leon Socialist Labor party and
the Debs Social Democratic party for q con-
yention In the Labor Lyor um. o. Fast Fourth
street. next Saturday, TO nominate joint State
oil
The sun., 1900-06-10

given this Summer and the way Il
has been given before is that II Il
given only In the first month Of
Summer. the month OF June. this
time. People who want to take sd.
vantage OF this Summer opportu.
nity understand very well now that
they need the whole Summer, and
that " they begin during June they
will be entitled the whole Summer
mt the 81 rate So It will be enough
to offer It DURING JUNE ONLY,
for the people are entirely familiar
with it, now at this stage OF its his
tory, and can understand distinctly
that in order to get advantage of
the rate they must apply in June:
that under no circumstances and
under no possible consideration will
,rtunity be given to any one after June
The sun., 1900-06-10

CAIBoATs. 25-Foor CLAss-sTART. l:3o.
Win or lose. j. s. Apple5y. 1880 3 ~ 90 2l4 90
OPEN cATBoATs. 25-Foor CLAss-sTART. l:3S.
OK. r. Bavier r...........,...si00 90 5 05 oS 80 OS
OPEN cATBoATs. 2l-FooT CLAss-srARr, l:SS.
Monroose H. Simeon Ford .2i. 90 5 OF so 20 so
Florence, J. W. Alker So. %. so 06 IL 81 IL
The sun., 1900-06-10
~ n ~ DURING JUNE.

An applying for treatment and all renew.
ing treatment before July l will be treated
UNTIL CURED At the rate Of % . menth. all
medicines Included.
It's of vital importance that those who have
enfeebled constitutions. weak lungs. or tend.
ency 10 Bronchial Trouble or Consumption,
should recognize the value OF proper medical
treatment during the Summer months. when
Nature 80 generously comes to the aid OF tho
physician. Doctors have long recognized that
one month OF ne iioal treatment In Summer 10
worth two months In the Winter.
The only difference In the way the o. rate 10
The sun., 1900-06-10
True as Steel.

WUy -, I5UU.
Dear Sir:
am rery sorry that your letter has BEEN
delayed. / received IL yesterday and wiH reply
at once. You said you read one OF my state
n,ents that / had been Cured Of Deafness bg
Doctor Copeland in a paper, and you Uanted
10 knotp II that Vas true. can truly say that
all the interviews about Doctor Copeland that
erer sdu pers as true as steel. I suffered