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Saloon 0.arr.l End, in Victim. Death.

Joseph McClusky. who has been confined in
the Yorkvile prison since Aug. ? charged with
felonious assault, will he turned over to the
Coroner to-day. Charles Gerry Of ss5 East
Thirty-third street, whom he is accused Of
stabbing died in Bellevue Hospital Yesterday.
The stabbing occurred at the opening Of a
Second avenue saloon. The men In the saloon
had divided themselves into two groups, one
calling itself the champagne crowd" and the
other the beer crowd" The quarrel between
The sun., 1900-08-28
wants His Pay for Selling a Gold Mine.

Papers we're filed yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court in a suit brought by Emile
Clare French citizen. against John " Popham
for s3is $50. alleged to be due him as half Of a
commission on the sale Of gold mine in Costa
Nest Vest virginia corporation styling itself the
Costa Rica Union Mining Company The
commi ssion received was 6s7 500 shares Of
stock OF the corporation at a par value Of 81
per share. Glare says that Popham has never
maid him his half
The sun., 1900-08-28
Bridge Motor Car jumps the Track.

The motor car. attached to a Bridge train.
Jumped the track while rounding the curve
near the Brooklyn end Of the structure about
26o o'clock yesterday morning. The car
bumped along the track for,nearly twenty feet
before II came to a stop. There were only six
passengers In the car. two being women. They
all got b bad shaking UP and one of them Is said
TO have received a cut over the eye.
The sun., 1900-08-28
Cont CaIendars This DAY.

Appellate Division -Supreme Court rt-Recess.
Supreme Court Special Term Part I-Motion
calendar called al 1890 \. NJ. Part II. - Ex-parte
matters.
Surrogate Court -Chambers-For probate Wills
Of Charles Keuigan, James 4. penni son. Christian
Bruckel, Henry Haulem, Julia 4. Grant. at 1890
A. NJ.
CITY Court SPECIAL Term-Court opens al 10 A. NJ
Motions.
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Lnoolns Old Partner VIII sn.oL

lna..Co Conmercial Travellers Mckinley and
ne" nn.es Tub No, Of 7s7 Broadway has ar
norror' 'St or an address to its noon meeting to-
N, Sbo Sy Gen J. II. Ltteheld OF srriasfeid.
h iEs Ga siaw partner Of Abraham Lincoln
paramount Issue"
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The Great
Objection

Many persons have to Using a
Gas range is the supposed IN
crease IN the cost OF fuel.
And yet from statistics Of 262
consumers living IN different
parts of the city, IN apartments
renting from IS to so dollars per
month, and who do all their
cooking with Gas, II appears that
the average cost per consumer,
per month, was $t.96
The sun., 1900-08-28
ALLEGED shopiifter Had Laudanum in Her
Packet.

Mrs Alice Elliott. 80 years old, OF Croton on
the Hudson. was arrested yesterday afternoon
in the Siegel- Cooper Company store on a charge
OF shoplfting. She was accused OF taking IS. ss
worth OF Iinkets. when Mrs. Elliott was
searched at the West Thlrtieth street police sta
ton a half empty vial OF laudanum was found ,
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r. n. Molincu,. Maternal Grandfather Dead.

MIDDLETowN. y. g.. Aug. 27.-Georee T.
Clark. grandfather Of Roland r. Molineux
nght M IN bis ssbtdf,b u" YesT nis or hsd h
a resident Of Mlddletown since his marriage
four years ago 90 Mrs Frances f. Mills widow
Of James q Mills, a surgeon of the army during
the Civil War
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stone start. for New York

ST. Louis Mo. Aug 27-Ex-Gov. William j.
Stone left for Chicago tonight on his way to
New York 10 take command of the Democratic
campaign In the East.
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did 1t first swarm with priests and de-
voices? We have no records of any sort
TO guide us. Ii is asserted by some hat
the temple derives its name from Boro
the district in which it is situa ed, end
Hudur, ancient while others think IL is
a corruption of Bara sreat, and Buddha
The latter is most probably correct and
the district has taken its name from The
temple. The statues at Bolo Budur ar
to all appearances images Of Buddha. ard
no statues of undOubted BIahminical
origin are to be seen in the building. al
though one was once discovered in an ad-
jacent field, and in ruins in no great Dis
lance are many armed figures evidently
of some Brahminical gol
1t is hard to mistake an intended Tx
ness of Buddha, for even the most inf: 10 p
artist throughout the East seems sue
cessful in imparting to the coun ena e
that smile of utter contempt Tor human
affairs which all, and Buddha most of all,
must feel in Nirvana. A. Brambanan
about thirty-five miles distant are sta'ues
clearly traceable TO votares Of Brahma
We know that in India the two religion $
flOurished side by side until period when,
a bitter rivalry having arisen, the miller
cult of Buddha was forcibly supplanted by
the weird and fantastic gods Of the Brah-
Minis.
Whether Buddhism met a similar fate in
Java II Is illlINSSlDle 10 say litIG Ut luz 40
reliable records until the conversion #
the people to Mohammedanism in The IF
teenth century Some WI tiers have con
jectured that the sway Of the HiDdus was
extended to Java in the sixth century of
our era, but this is conjecture only. and
probably the people and religions of cont
mental India had gained a foOthold in the
island at far earlier period.
The appearance If the ruins in Java can
in no way aid US in forming an estimte Of
their age, since the uniformity of climate
and absence of frost leave nothing to n
jure the temples of lava beyond the rank
vegetation and an occasional earthqu1k k d.
The inhabitants of Java are now Moham-
redan and have no traditions relating o
the temples of their island, though the
still regard the images with a certain rev
erence. When we consider the mighty
mass of masonry. the extreme hardness Of
the lava and the great extent and endless
variety of the bas-reliefs, it b. come Il
question whether any archite ctural re
mains now existing compare in the amount
Of labor expended with these wond rful
ruins in the interior of Java.
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CHEN0WETH

in cons quence carefully preserved as the
precious palladium of the family, whose
fortunes during the next 800 years rapid
ly advanced, John Hay in 1873 being rails
ell to the reerage of Scotland as Baron
Hay of Yester He was succeeled by his
son John second baron WHO was sue
c ed by his son John. third baron, whose
daughter Jean was married to George
Bycun, laird Of Colstoun, served heir
f64
The "Warlock pear" which in paw
Ell he part of dowry, thus pass d to her
descendants. the Brouns Of Colst oun, who
derived their pedigree from the ancient
Kings of France IAN origin alluded to by
heir armoriil bear ngs-gules three
heurs de lys or. In 1896 Patrick BrOun, of
Colstoun was created a baronet Of Nova
Scotia and was succeeded by his S n
George, second baronet Of Colstoun, in
whose time the y ar, hitherto carefully
cherished and which to all appearance
was as FRI sh IS when plucked, began. in
accordance with the warning Of the en-
chanter, to exert It's influence malignant
w. Sir George was mar led to the Lady
Elizabeth mckenzie. daughter of George,
first Earl of Cromariie Che famous Wis
count Tarbat Of Queen Anne reign.
whose armYrial lear ng was nzur a
harts head cabossrd or, ami she. not
content with merely behclaiug n ar.
longed to taste it, ana, as in the case Of
a rem. We an stress. the temp alton was
too 'roug to b. resisted.
Auihoities differ as 10 whether the
Lady Elizabeth really BIZ he = ar or
merely dream she DID. Debrett in his
BarOnotage, states th9t she drca med she
biz it. hut TIE late Sir Richard Broun,
Part, author Of an elaborate Ms. history
OF ,he house Of C0lstouu. SAYS distinctly
thai She biz IT, ana It Is certain that thera
ar ma ks Of Re IN in he pear, which is
now a. hlri rs a stOre Mhe h tr the
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FOOD CURE.
Results In Change of Diet Are Won.
derfuI.


Good food. properly selected. will. in
my opinion, cure almost any ordinary
disease l want 10 tell you my expert
ence and of my recovery by the selection
Of the proper diet. / am business
woman very closely confined indoors.
with considerable care and anxiety.
Some dine ago ! had a severe case of me
grippe and after recovering from il. had
a serious time following, as many people
do.
II was unable to get well until I
changed my diet. leaving off Mocha and
Java Coffee and using the Postum Food
Coffee in It's place and taking up
Grapefruit breakfast food. This winter |
have given both a fair and continued trial
and the results are superb. / am re-
stored to perfect health and strength.
and as you claim, have a reserve
force" bodily and mentally, that carries
me through many hard places.
II cannot praise the food TOO much. for
IL will, if used steadily, cure all disturb
ances OF the system caused by the con-
gestions la grippe IL answerable for. A
dish that contains che most powerful re-
building elements, can be made as fol-
lows. hot milk brought to a boil, break in
two fresh eggs and as soon as the eggs
set, pour the boiling milk and eggs over
some Grape Nuts in a soup dish. No
breakfast Of meat can be 80 good
Il used Grape Nuts in this way every
morning and have no sense OF lack Of
food all day. ! have kept well and re-
marsably free from colds all winter.
which / attribute 10 a fine condition of
health brought about by the use Of the
famous food and a Postum Food Coffee -
(Grape-Nuts are perfectly cooked al fac
tory and are usually served cold, with a
little cream or milk Mrs. G. s. Wood
ward, "a Grenada ST., St. Augustine, Fla,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL

~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~-~-
"R u" GETTING UP IN THE
world; then a good. sharp razor Is OF
value. Tramps going down hill don't
know that Is East Broughton, Hair, jew
ery and Shaving Supply House, is The
place to have your ola razor ground, honed
set and made to cat like new. Shaving
outfits al nominal cost; barber chairs FOL
sale or rent, scissors with the name Fee
geas stdmpeu on, snarpeued free OF
charge. Bring this advertisement with
EN- New scissors exchanged for Old ones
WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR GRO
quet, crokinola, carrom and other games
at Gardeners Bazaar.
EVERYBODY WHO WANTS BAR
gains in dry goods, to attend auction sale;
contents of store 1Ol1 West Broad, be-
tween Waldburg and New Houston
street. eight thirty tonight. Youmans x
Demmond, auctioneers
FINE RICEFIELD LAMB AT "BA-
ker's" every day; best of all other meats
in market
RING UP 246i IF YOU WANT TO
have your furniture moved or packed for
shipment or storage; | guarantee prices
the same as ! do the work that's given
to me. A S. Griffin, 3l4 Brough on street,
west; mattresses made to order.
IF IT'S RUGS YOU WANT. YOU CAN
get them cheaper from McGillis.
MOCKING , BIRD FOOD, CANARY
seed, fish food, cages. FISH globes, water
grass at Gardeners Bazaar.
MGILLIs SELLS SIXTY INCH RUGS
Smyrna patterns-for 80 cents
SEE HEREi WE WANT TO TAX d
stock this month, and we want to clear
out as much Of our goods as possible; d
is not right to put lot of fake prices in
the papers. and get you to buy something
that you don't want because 1t is appar-
emily cheap; but If you need anything in
furniture, carpets, mattings, shades, re-
frigerators, stoves. hammocks, water
coolers, lawn settees, cedar chests, etc,
come around TO see us and we will make
prices that will be really cheap and give
you big values for your money. Yours
for honest bargains, c. +. Miller. agent.
207 Broughton. west.
MGTLIIS IS CHEAP ON RUGS. NETS.
lace curtains hammocks, water coolers,
pillows. pictures. stoves, bedroom suites,
and furniture of every description.
COLEUS. CHRY "A N T HEMUM
flowers, palms. floral designs, leave your
orders at Gardeners Bazaar. agent for
Oelschigs Nursery.
MGILLIs' LACE CURTAINS WILL.
beautify your parlor.
WHEN YOU SEE M'GILLIs' SIXTY
inch 80 cents rugs, you win buy them.
Just can't help it; will sell In any guam
tity
FURNITURE MOVED WITH CARE. :"
is a speciality with McGillis.
MGTLLIs MOVES, PACKS. SHIPS
and stores pianos and furniture; best work
only; no "Cheap-John" prices-no Cheap
John" jobs
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LOVE LETTERS TO ORDER.
Strange Occupation of Certain Per-
sons in the City If Mexico.

sons in the City If Mexico.
From the Mexican Herald
Perhaps there is no more characte -lstic
sight in Mexico than the so-caled
"evangelistas" who ply their trade in he
Plazuela de Belem and the Plazuela of
Santo Domingo. Those who operate in
the former spot make a speciality of writ
ing letters to the inmates of the prlsCn
for their illiterate relatives on the out
side; but the "evangelistas," who may lie
seen any day in the Plazuela of Santo
Domingo, do a general business. They
write love letters, blackmailing letters ard
all sorts of letters for those who do not
know how to write. at rate Of j. o, r
more cents, according to the ngtn o me
missive. They also undertake without
ertra charge to write the add ess on the
envelope and to attach the equi ed =tamp,
but for the latter they make an extra
charge of ! cent. IL is hardly neces aty TO
state that only very ignorant people, who
are totally unacquainted even with the
simple formalities of mailing letter, in
addition to not knowing how to write,
lave recourse to the evangelistas for
stamps.
one of the Santo Domingo evangelistas
is now in prison meditating over tie fact
that TO defraud the government even out
of cents may be a very serious matt r
in the eyes of the law. TIL name OF this
evangelista is J. Up. NasqueZ. HIS ser
vices we're engaged by Mrs Hernandez
10 write a letter to her husband, who is
absent from the city. After he had written
the letter Vasquez asked Mrs. Hernandez
If she wanted a stamp on her aSesnting
he attached scent stamp and collected
cents. in addition to his regular en- rye
for writing the letter.
one Mrs Hernandez went to the branch
d stofice in the ex-aduana building and
not knowing in which box 20 drop II, ask
"a The postal lisp ctor, NJ inue Espoincsi
who happened to be In the po toftice, for
information on the subject. Mr.. Espino a
took The letter to read the address and
was about to return il to Mrs. Hernand7 y
when he noticed that the color Of the
stamp was extremely dim. BY sill LOS
scrutiny he discovered that the amp mad
been already Cancelled and the faintnesA
of color was due to a chemical treatment
that had been applied for the purpose 81
effacing the ink of the seal.
The Inspector asked the Hernandez 70
man from whom she had bought he
stamD and she led him TO The stand OF
the evangelsta from whom she had male
the purchase. The evang lsta at first e
MED having sold the stamp 10 the wo-
man. but as two other women who mad
been present testified that they had en-
him sell the stamp, he was taken 10 The
police station and from there to Belem,
His offense is much more serious ona
than appears On the surface.
For some time past 1t had been noticed
that letters bearing Cancelled stamps have
been mailed at the Santo Domingo branch
nostoffice. but il could never be found out
by whom. 1t is supposed now that they
were also sold by the came evangelista
or others equally inscriptions.
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QUEER DoINGs IN CHINA.
Behind the scenes in the Palace
with the Imperial Aunt.

From the North China Daily News.
The following letter is from member
Of the reform party in Pekin, who got his
information from an eyewitness, one of the
Empress Dowagers eunuchs:
ITO begin at the beginning previous
to the 22d of January last, Pekln was
filled with quieting rumors, which grad
uaily filtered into the palace. Some de-
clared that the Emperor had already
been secretly depoeed; others again stated
that the Emperor had been made away
with by poison; but when the Empress
DoWager heard of them, she simply smiled
in that grim way of hers, when, to the
terrorized eyes of those around her, meant
that she had decided on some course
which, even If 1t were paved with the
blood of thousands. would not deter her
from her subsequent goal. 1t is also sig
nificant of the woman that none-except,
perhaps, her favorite eunuch, III Licn-
ying and Prince Ching-of those who daily
attended upon her, knew exactly what
the Empress Dowager intended to do. al
though II was quite clear that some sort
of coup was on the tapis. But when the
fateful oath of January, 1900. came every
one knew that only few hours before
the Emperor had been forced to sign his
abdication, and a gloom spread over tho
capital like a pail, accentuated as ii
was by chilly lowering skies.
81 was one of those who stood around
with Ink slab and pen for the Emperor
to use, while the Empress Dowager her.
self held out the pen to him. Even then
His Majesty hesitated to take 1t and sign
the ready-prepared Imperial decree of
abdica ton held out to him; but an imperi-
Gus stamp of the right foot and those
piercing, menacing eyes of the Empress
Dowager frowning upon him, seemed TO
enthrall and fascinate the Emperor. who
Immediately stretched forth a trembling
hand and che next moment with groan
and gesture of despair, as It were, the
fatal deed was done and the Empress
Dowager triumphantly snatched the de-
cree from her nephew's hand. Then "
sudden change occurred, with those around
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her were too accustomed to see to be
startled or astonished at The Empress
Dowagers face became instantly suffusel
with smiles, her eyes became soft and
benevolent, and she was all kindness and
motherly solicitude for her imperinl
nephew! He, poor fallen majesty! had
sunk down on his chair after signing the
fatai paper, while a sudden deadly pale
ness manifested Itself on his countenance
and moment after he had dyed his robe
ana the carpet beneath him with his life
blood. His Majesty's excitement had been
zoo much for his weak health, and il
seemed that he had burst one of his lesser
plood vessels. Very kindly and gently
the Empress Dowager herself attended
70 me emperor, and when he seemed
10 nave somewhat recovered himself, her
self supported him on one side. waving
away the eunuch who had come forward
70 40 so, and with a surprising solcitlda
lot ms health and comfort arranged
she pillows and cushions in His Maies-
~ sedan chair, which was to carry him
odcK TO his usual prison-the water-sur-
ROUNDED klosh the Southern Lake pal
ace which is very near the Empress Dow
ayers own residence of Ebo Park She
herself escorted the Emperor TO his place
OF retreat, called the Ying-fai and having
seen him securely confined Within its high
walls and the drawbridge once more
brought over. her face resumed that hard
looh uSual TO 1t as she and her numerous
1'i'iuS returned 70 Pekln. All the way
from Pekin TO the prison l heard the
Emperor weeping at his hard fate. He
was so utterly broken down and oppress-
ed! Poor Majesty! His meaneSt subject
among his 4O0,000000 people would have
re- uSen 10 exchange places with him on
tuat Gay Many OF us who escorted His
MAJESTY dropped tears of sympathy, and
peTPe" az the author of all his evils TO
see now she took il. Her heart seemed
10 ne OF stone There was that set, stern
oVh IN her eyes but not the least sign OF
SCREENING.
- can assure YOU that the Empress
Do"aser had everything prepared for the
tioNhhg or the new Emperor on the first
gay OF tne new year Gan. 49,, but on the
z''h OF the month the Tsung Ii Yamen
nance" 10 her Kin Lienshan's memorial
Drawing lhat the Emperor he allowed 40
resume the reins of government, even in
HIS HIhtss Tor that was the only way to
SausiN his Ma1esty's millions of subjects
throuShout the empire
On the rage of the Empress Dowagar
Wheh she read that obnoxious telegram,
nave seen many of her displays of tenn
per ana anger but none like this one-it
surpassed even her rage at Kang Yu-wei
ana ms reformers. We eunuchs and even
the Prlhce OF Ii, who brought the tele-
SiaHi' were simply terrified, and trembled
TEST her anger should fell on any one pres
eh'. w no dare send such a telegram
AZ last came her question. Kin Yuan
SHdn Nhih oInclai name) of Shanghai
ana over thousand Others was the
Prince of Lis reply Very we'll Wen
snow them how we deal with traitors who
cross our path and the Prince of Ii
backed out of the presence with a sense
OF reHef clearly depicted on his face. AS
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Said to Be the Most Wonderful Vege-
table I'm Existence.
From the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News
Few families possess an heirloom that
can compare either in rarity or antiquity
with the Warlock pear of Colstoun, which
is beyond doubt, the most wonderful
vegetable curiosity In existence ami its
authenticity beyond dispute. Hugo, Lord
de Clifford of Yester, the magician, live d
in the reign of King Alexander III of
Scotland H presented himself before
the King previous TO the battle of Lares.
1868 and is described by Sir Walter Scott
in Marmion.'
The wizard Lord of Yester gave his
daughter in marriage to a scion of the
ancient family of Hay, ancestor to the
present Marquis Of Tweeddale As the
bridal party was on it's way TO the church
the magician plucked pear from a tree
hard by and gave II to his daughter as
her dJwry, informing her trat so long as
she and her descendants preserved it 50
long should they prosper. The pear was
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS


NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA., CHATHAM COUNTY. -
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing demands against d. G. Bacon late Of
said county. deceased TO present them to
us. properly made out. within the time
prescribed by law, SO as to show their
character and amount; and all persons IN
debted to said deceased. are required to
make immediate payment to us.
H. p SMART,
A. 5. BACON.
b. A DENIM 4 RK,
Executors of D. c. Bacon's will. Office:
The Citizens Bank Building.
Savannah, Ga, May Is. 1900.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands against Margaret Reardon,
late of said county, deceased, to present
them to me, properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, so as TO show
their character and amount and all per-
sons EDITED to said deceased are required
to make immediate payment to me.
JAMES LEONARD.
Admins TRAITOR.
Savannah, Ga, June 5, 1900
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas George r. Cam has applied 10
Court Of Ordinary for letters of admins
tration on the estate of William G. Cam,
deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon,
ish all whom it may concern TO be and
appear before said court 20 make objec-
ton Of any they have) on or before the
first Monday in July. 1900, otherwise said
letters will be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton L.
Ferrll, ordinary for Chatham county, this
the Sth day of June 1900
FRANK e. KEILBACH,
Clerk C. O.. c. C.
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WANTEn-,IIsCELLANrnus.

EVERYBODY WHO WANTS BAR
gains In dry goods, to attend auction sale:
contents Of store, 10ll West Broad be-
tween Waldburg and New Houston
streeta; eight thirty Tonight Youmans
& Dcmmoud, auctloneers.
A GOOD FArR-sfZED HORSE; WORK
20 buggy or wagon; must be sound ana
not over niue years old. r.. care News.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty. consult Robt II. Tatem. real estate
dealer, No. Z York street, west. --.,
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iDist. Averages.

Remarks. Slightly lower temperatures
over the Little Rock ana Memphis dis
tricts, and slightly warmed over Louis
lana; high temperatures obtained over the
Augusta district, Texas and Louisiana.
Showers have occurred over all districts--
heavy over Western Tennessee. extremely
light and scattered over South Carolina.
North Carolina and the Vicksburg dietri I
Observations taken at the same moment
of lime at all stations, June Is, 1909, p.
m, 18th meridian time