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i l l 5>INESS C A R D S .

DAVID H. A C N E W . ! K \ H and < imtismllor-at-tJiw. Marion

> I'lHttKUurKtt. N Y

ROYAL CORBIN .

•.•.•i. I'laUstiurgu. K. V j

M. t - B A R N A R D . 'HS'K^ at»i (.'tmnwallor-at-Law Office In ! .,-.]> ISIIK k. riHiunmniii. N Y i

K O B t R T £ . H L A L E Y , K N b \ and Counnelor-at-i<aW. Office,

INSPECTOR IMPLlfcflTED More Sensational Testimony Be­

fore the Lexow (Committee. i

zr~~~rr 8TEAM5HIP 00MFAMES WERE BLED

Murti>n Muck. CHhtoti street Plattabur^h.

A L. L. SHEDDEN.

I U R X E V mi.i i <mii»Bl<Jr. Office In Arm -aruug's Muck, ulaion street, flattsburgu.

A TTORNtn X\ in »• bun, i

CHAS. M. M c N L I L , at Law. Office i i*trt-et, Pl&tts-I I I ki<*M*l

and counm-itnj Hiuck, IS (_u..i.

W. A. J O N E S , i-YiliRSEY aad Counselor at^Law, 8 Bridge

A. sirwi, Plattsburgn, N. V., o\er 4i»nisA> B yaiiiij store, Prompt attention gheii to all

• f e d * '>r ( tvll and Crunuiai Duslne&a. aa-tr >r ctvll and Criminal Duslne&a.

MARTIN H. O'BRIEN,

ATTORNEY and Counselnr-at-Law. Office, >Hhewf* Bloc.iL, comer Bridge and River

strw-ie, liaitoourga, S. X.

W E E D S , S M I T H & C O N W A Y ,

ATTORNEYS and Counselore-at Law. Office weed & Mooers' Block, CUnton street,

plattaourgh, M. V.

E, J . M A R k S ,

ATTORNEYS and Couinselur-at'Law. Office. Armstrong's Block, corner Margaret and

budge sweets, Platwourgu, N. Y.

W M . W . C A N T W L L L ,

ATTORKKi and vjuunociur-tti-Law. Office in Armstrong's tum-u, up one night, Becond

UVAJI wi ustt. Kutrance uu v-itntuu sweet.

a g i W i N S L O W C. W A T S O N , ^K noRNKY and couiiselur-at-Law. Special

2 \ attention given to business in Burrogate's c«~it. omce over H'Hattle'e store, Margaret street, Matttsburgii, N. Y.

C H A R L E S H A L S E Y MOOR,E,

LAWYER, No. 11 Clinton Street, Plattsburgn .N. Y. B*-«

R I L E Y & H A C A R , A TTOKNEYS and Counselore-at-Law. Office,

jgL Marion Block, Clinton street, plattsburgn,

JOUB B. EILKV. SHRANK N. HAGAR.

W H E E L E R & W O O D W A R D ,

ATTORNEYS and, Couneelors-at-Law. Office in the Court House, Plattsburgn, N. Y.

8. L. WHKKLBR. ,W. V. S. WOODWARD.

DR. E . E.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, erhoff Street.

LARKIN. Office, 24 Brink

E . C. L O W . M. D. ,

HOMEOPOTH1ST. office at Residence, corner of Oak and Brtnkerhoff streets, Platts­

burgn, N, Y.

DR. C. W . A R T H U R ,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, dence. No. 5 oak Street, corner Couch.

< >ffl<-<- hours, 1 to 8 P. M.

Office and resi et,

Telephone connection.

T . B , NICHOLS, M. D . , I OHYS1CIAN and Surgeon.- Office and fesi-

I dence. No. 8 Oak street. Office hours- Till 9 a. nu; l to 8 p. m., aud evenings generally, Pmtisburgh N. Y.

D R . FRANK M A D D E N ,

PHYSICIAN" and Surgeon. Office and resi deace. )13 Margaret Street. Offli-e hours,

before 10 a. m.. and i v> 4 p. m. Special attention given to diseases of the Eye

and Ear.

DR. YV. o. B R E N A N , OUROEON Dentist, (successor to Dr. C. J. i* Mooney). Everything pertaining to modern (ientWtry performed In the most skillful manner Gas or Ether administered when de-wirtHl r>ental parlors In Wlnslow's Block, over lr.n National Bank I'lattsburgh N.-Y.

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ESTABROOK, T E A C H E R OF VIOLIN.

n-pared to gi*v Instruction at reason ..• rat«a rupu of Julius Eichbere and .1 De Seve. of Boston. Leader or City , and Orchestra. Ti Oak Street. . 6i-tr

Holiday Goods! A\ \i .hil a cordial Invitation tothepub-

. !• i all and examine our display of

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HOLIDAY GOODS. (it-i.t's Card Cases. ih-i.!', (.'ttrar Cases, in Leather and Aluminum. (Jem's Cigarette Cases, in decorated Leather. l^aduV Card Cases and Purses, In Seal. Alli­

gator. Lizard and Morocco, with Sterling Silver trimmings.

Powder Boxes, in decorated Porcelain. China and Aluminum.

Celluloid, China and Aluminum Poap Boxes, in beautiful designs.

Mar.lcure Baskets and Trays, In Porcelain, Hum, Celluloid and Japanese Metal.

A ! riMisnme assortment of Perfume Atomizers, • • cut Bohemian Glass and China, with \ .-Irian decorations.

A . r\ large line oi Solid Wood Back and ' • ill. .id Hair Brushes.

M i!.i- i.--,- and Shoe Fittings. M -n r» Triplicate -hand and easel. i •;;f,•mff-all thf popular Odors, in cut glass

•" •; i lea. and other attractive packages. I . ..-.iful Novelties In China, Bric-a-Brac. .

Serseiuit Tmylor'd Story Stirs t'p Now York's FoIIec Keadqnarteni and Amaxcs Super­intendent Byrucn—Taylor Said l i e Gar« Stvort SO Par Coat of the Money.

NKWYoftk, D e c 10.—Police Sorgeftnt John J. Taylor of the steamboat squad testified before the Lexow coWMtiiee that c - - U\ v e c t o r Henry V. Steers had systcm-pconlly Q3a"ted moneys from policemen who ware r&ld for extra work toy stifeaia-•hlp « a d railroad companies.

Other Trttrie'sses swore that Captains M*x F. Sonmlttberger, Anthony AH*ire and G*orgo Gastlin had been guilty oi similar offenses.

A futile effort was made by Counsel Goff to elicit from John W. Reppenhagen additional facts of importance concerning the payment by Captain Creeden of $15,-000 f o r m s captaincy,, , , ...

The d a y $ deyeYopmpnts,3iefore t i e jieiM ate inregtiftatl^h, oomnilrtee enti(ngiel,.pd* Hoe heacfquartaBrs In the not of official cor­ruption. Despite this fact, however, pub-lio Bentiment Is far from as turbulent to­day as i t was Friday, when Captain Cree-den's confession Beb the eity a g i g wi th e i -citement. ffl

The meet ing of the inqu//itorial sena­tors bad been fraught with # o a t possibili­ties, and hence the intense t jnxiety which moved the large throng in attendance on the session. I t w i s expooted that' Mr. Goff's ordnance of exposure would be di­rected toward breastworks that have hith­erto Withstood all assaults, and that the startling sensation of Friday would be rendered trivial beside the day's events. A n d though the testimony adduced did point the finger of, wrong toward, an eX-inspector of police whose official reputa­tion was hitherto regarded as immaculate, the popular appetite for sensational devel­opments has not been appeased.

Byrnes Was Amazed.

Sti l l in official circles the l i fws of the day's exposures has brouglu) JMnazemenJ unbounded. Superintendent Byrnes, when told of Sergeant Taylor's testimony against ex-Inspector Steers, manifested great as­tonishment. " I am amazed—astdtmded." w a s his only comment, and no argument could induce h im to pronounce an opinion.

Inspectors Williams and Conlin evinced similar feelings.

Sergeant John Harley, who was former­ly detailed to duty in Inspector Steers' office, said: " I have always and do now consider Inspector Steers a man of un- • blemished character. I cannot believe that he ever accepted any bribe money ." . And so many other officials of the police depart­ment expressed themselves.

Steers for many years was captain of the city hal l squad. Ho w a s made inspect­or when Superintendent Murray took charge of the department and.retired two years ago. A t that t ime b e was, as.chiel inspector, in command of the detective office. His pension of $2,500 per annum goes wi th the now defunct rank'of chief inspector^ H e is a conspicuous and pop­ular member of the Washington • He ights Methodist church.

The sensational evidence against Steers was not brought forward unti l Jate in the afternoon, Counsel Goff having paved the way wi th a number of witnesses, who swore that steamship atid railroad com-panies had paid tributes' to the police for -guarding their property. One after anoth-_er a stream of policemen swore to this ffact, and then the big sensation of the | session was sprung as a fitting cl imax to the day's proceedings.

Before any business was transacted by. the committee the senators and their coun-; sel indulged in a public discussion, the

**rpshot of which was a decision tha't any action, criminal or civil, against Captain Creeden was barred and il legal; that the testimony and proceedings of the Lexow committee are privileged, and that Cap­tain Creeden's reinstatement by the police board was a commendable proceeding.

A t the request of Harry Hill, w h o some months ago testified that he had seen Gov­erned Shepard in a disorderly house in this s i ty, this testimony was expunged from the record.

Captain Strauss of the East Sixty-Sev­enth Street police station was the first witness of the day. He was questioned about his bank account, but made no ad­missions of consequence. The audience meanwhile was charged with breathless excitement, and when John W.'Keppen-hagen took the stand even the senators ap­peared unusual ly interested.

But Reppenhagen, didn't swear to.any­th ing that had not been previously shown. H e related that he had been given $5,000 of the $15,000 paid by T- J. Creeden for a captaincy; that he had frequently loaned policemen money; that saloon keepers in his district frequently, paid for police pro­tection.

Captain Allaire Implicated.

Medical Hall, • : * & '

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MRS. D. K, GILBERT,

>m House Square. Plattsbur^h, X. Y.

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Confectionery!

LADY F1XGERS,

KISSES, •

MACAROONS,

CHOCOLATE ECLARE.

CREAM PUFFS. AND

FRUIT GAKM,

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L Fagan & Son's BP95R STEELE.,

Policeman Thomas Q'Neil said that h e would prefer not t o testify, and intimated that he was afraid, lie would suffer for h i s testimony. "Finally,' ndwever, he swore that while he was a patrolman pn the White Star steamship dock the company paid him $10 a week, and of this he gave Wardman Gannon $25 a month for Cap­tain Schmittberger. This practice con­tinued under Sergeant Taylor, w h o w a s acting captain, and under Captain Al­laire. • .-V • »

Then Policeman Beck testified that the Providence l ine paid h im $10 A week, and he gave every cent of i t to Wardman Vai l for Captain Schmittberger H e was at the American l i n e pier from February t o J u n e of tills year and received' $15 a month there, but only gave up $10 of this money.

Policeman Herman Intermann was an unwi l l ing w i t n e s s hut he acknowledged, that a system of levying assessments o n railroad and steanibhip companies prevail ' ed in the uepartmenti but b.6 d i o V i g i v e u p a n y of the money he had gotten i n this Tffjrto hi* captains, Witne&Mhad. three b a n i accounts. H e had testified before th^iirrancIiijrfrxTegardirjr police esses, Trat swore ' tha t , he never spoke to any, police officlal^^n(«ftu^gjthistestiroojry. f .' .

Then' Pol iceman John O, Mahoney said he g o t #S0 a month froin theHalt ta iore and OWo BallroadL' company," b u t 'g*re half of this to Sergeant Taylor a n d Ward-men Vai l aud Gannon, « „i >

Oscar R. Coucfcois, general freight agent of the preach stearcsiiip l ine, testified that In examining theboolU of the company 3M> found t h a i $500 b a d been paid, & Captain Schmittberger; that A Mr. Wolfe npt* mating Captain Sehmlttberger, n a d s ine* called o n hln» a n d offered, t o return the * « # , tritft fI,<QQf/ additional, on condit ion 1 A _ J f c s ^ ' H 9 * - ^ s « 5 s S * . M O * book* were w i t t a e t t Jtrom, the i n - J ^ * * < * , ~ * ! * ~ * * J ™ 1 ' ' ' 1 f . *,

Policemen Murphy a n d Brady I W O N lXmu&fobp9&&»iiu*)l+t £*MsUn

steamboat squad durmg.i;hiB:»ast 15 years. Dr. J. Williston W g M t e s M e d ; that

Honest John Martin, who handled Cap­tain Creeden's $15,000, was too i l l t o tes­ti ly. Tifr. Goff appointed n physician to examine Martin. '[

Police Justice Voorhis appeared in the chambef and aro;otrnee^~|hiB flesjire for; vindication In connection MtnMeiCree- ; |

den affair. Inspector McAvoy, whtisucqe^dod Stjsers

as inspector, was also implicated by Tay-; lor's testimony that .thftimbney; was •?"£ to headqnaiibers^ afto;Steers] rettaxmeiit. Inspector Mefiaugfilin w*S* not "meMp^ted* because he succeeded Steers only as chief of the detective bureau, and consequentliy did not handle collections from the steam­boat squad. >

Many rumors concerning alleged Indict-monts against police'offlcorsacoused-before the Lexow committee o re current through-p,ut the oity, but beyond Sergeant Taylor's testimony the developments i n connection with police cases have been of n o palpable Import. •

| v ' Steers Denies It , N E W YoHfc. D e c 19. —•? Ex-Inspector

Steers 'talked Ireelyabopttfil charges made a^atasjfc**nrby^roEn J.' Taylor at *he l iex-ovfinvestigation. gaidhe: '""> '

" I deny-most jemphatically that I i.am= implicated in tiny way in the ijaMrig of money illegally while on the police force. What made John Taylor say what be did I do not know. He came t o m y house Saturday night under the influence of liq­uor and asfced-mo to see some members of the Lexow committee or their counsel to keep him. off the stand. He said'ho was called to testify,, and'he1 did not wa,nt lb do it. I told h im -T could, not belp Jirni- I had not enough influence, even if I wished to do it, and I said, 'All* yon have t o do, John, i s to go up th_ere and tell the truth., and you'll be all right.' ,. *

t"TbenJh;esworea great deal and told, me tbatji might do him 'a favorj ;that X had been up there before- Hie committee and had got through al l right, and. that I could easily save h i m from going. I re­fused Tiim again, and t h e n he said, '"Xbu have-two days to do i t in, and.if you don't, why,.yOu -«vere,ipspectorin that district; and PIl bring syoui? «ame*M» : Then h e wentawjay." •

A n XXnusukl Fatality. , WATKINS, N. Y.J, Dec . 19. — Diviello

P i k e of Burdett was, found dead i n hia buggy, b i s X^sp}^a,f^t^zep.istUt,l ^u? some unaccountably mimper h e had fallen, fqrward into'*thd wheel"Of^tiie VphiCift'

^wbich had-ehokjed h i m t o death. When lie leffcliome, it. was >vith*thedpte^Mori-oJf:

at tending a funeral i *!-•<).-. j-_ • , ' ,

Decision Against the jPnllmsn Compsiny,' P H I L U I E L E H I A , De&J(9.—Judges JDallas

and Butler, In the United. States'circuit court, rendered adecis iemto .the effect tha^ the P u l l m a n Palace Car company m u s t make payment t o the Cenfcral^TianspoTta-' tion company* for tlie pToplsai^Moanlred under the leaso of 1870/ <* ,-v" " » "- ' -

"" ^ i •! 8 " " ' ' ' • ' . - . • " > , r s

Kpied W «n J^ploUon «T,lS|taT« PoTWs.., H6(jHEfiT15B, D e o , 4 9 . V 3 y « t h a explosion,

of A quantity of l i q u i d «t°ve polish w b i c b Mr#.f Caroline ^. MoKaughppn was using on a heated stove the woman was so terri-bly.burnefl that she died a few hours late* »t the City hospital, *

-*$ r^ *-* . j f \ ' * e i iMS«a'Wltsi .XC«Td«r. -t

tfjtwjHMjtT, U L, Dee. lfc~l>auiel Hn% ter^-whaVas istubbed on Saturday aigh* by William <X Aathony,. died, at'tbe Keir-port hospital.; Anthony was immediately, wrested afid^^wrgefiirith murder. * '

XawteJr Tmxm&* X* K—»r •«* J«*« Sams.' JPirajBtrno, De0^1&~Pwp»mtk>ai

under war for aparade, in which f, workingrnen are expectod to take p^scsTfiTt Junior of J o ^ n J 3 * ^ P f / ^ # ^ " ^ " ^

*"P«ti'

by Qm ^eamprlvaain »Uroad and jgate up tho roswrnafy bail to tt»o wardrnon, MU> phy hiid dora* tails for 18 yeara.

PoliofiiBaii MoGoorg* .tes&fted. siraJlarly* Counsel t^ff wouldn't permit a recess

for dinner, nnd PoHcoman Conner* aware that h e was paid t l 0 a week by {he Ston-ington lino nnd gavo up rtio usnal half,

Pbter Moraa said he was paid $ 4 0 * mouth by the White Star tine; that Ward-tms.ii Vai l .asked for nil of this, ^pd ho re­fused to givd it up. Then lie vras bFans^ ferred to another precinct. H e Wfitplaofd oa the same boat afterward and gav&Ser-geant Baylor $25 a month o u t r l t f i l B e ^ O . , _ .. he received. , ^ ^ ^ ^ a S ^ W j ^ * *

Policeman Eugene Boylan testliied that he got $5 a Week from; the "Baltimore'Jhnd Ohio company iand gave Sip half or the money, T U B , as wi,th tho ©the* witne*se% was during thp t ime! {&pMins;^^tiOini" Schmittborger and Allaire wore in com-niand. -

A t this juncture tho heavy work oom-menpeo. Wardman Bobert J. V a i l who. bad. been under Captain Gastlin five years and under Onptaitt ^ h i n i t t j ^ i | t e t <i%;

months, said that when the latter came tr^ the preojnet ho said he dldn'b want th« men t o coiledt a n r t W # . B i C | ^ a f d ? ? I f all for himself. ' 'Sehmittberger ^ald he would take men from the pier»if they didn't give him the money," 'continued tHn witn&s, Schmittberger sent the; Wit-: licss to collect the money, and i n the

'course of a ytar hp collected $&, Q00, f j * The chief w i k e s s of' ifie day^Serggant

Taylor—next testified. I t was dur ing h i s test imony that the audience became so ex­cited that order w a s restored ohlyWItsa considerable difficulty, , "; ^

Gave BlaolfniSilfM«>Bey to Stcirs. S | • T a H o ? profesied that he k n e w of the

collectlofa of money under the regimes o i CantaJniGastlin, AUaireand ScbxniMber*-ger on3y by romor. B u t he acknowledged that dor |ng the tirao\he ; wnsactifgw'JWPr, tain, off tfie stcamshlpj|BjlBad ^ffFcefs spaifl hlmpart tif the monoy^ t^ey r^(dv|dfl*oni tho varions compalhfes on w h o s / dockk they were detailed. Hi s collection<;aver-ftgld'-I^OO a, month. . .

" I gave tne?biggejipftjftlon-of^-thtrmQne/-to Inspector Steers," said the witness.

• This was thefsen%1^i . |>Tho auoionce became greatljgB^e^edj%a$ Mr. Goft was not able to pitoceoaifoijsenip time. ^Then Taylor told that Steers'orders were

for him to SkOep 30Jpet cant of the monfty, and that he (Steers) was to ge t the; othea 80 per cent, ^ h e n AUaije wflj|'rjlaced i n charge of tho^lqu8;d,;|i'^ylo| ^latfed t h e •money in an envelope ianWlof t^t "Sin "tlie sergeant's d 8lC>? aV'tSe^ Watidn^JaoUsi:; "Steenstpld me to give it to Al la ire ," aaid Taylor. "Thje envelope was marked 'street cleaning-report.' "

When * Steers retired, Inspector Mc­Laughlin succeeded bi>«, and Taylor eon-

"Tlnir-li mII iffnii • i T" ' Tim in n iiiumum innini»im*mmm*mJ.mmm m n riiminniniiT urn PRICE THREE CENTS.

IN DANGER. %&i.t*li%MtilJt**ik

erala Who Lost Port toBePuni ihed .

riSmDBE-ASSEST.

,,.. ,;e*|Ii»j-3Pat' * Stop t # A^ff«i|iF-Xi' ''^S»|HnrYsV

de-iTinB;

I Port

VsilAXanAi,! l>*e- ty eree-'Bas,4^cefi isw<!#*dr|terin|r",lil Chang to arrite-ftunisfc fjb»,tantai of

|Arfchurfc -niidkha iMir i Chinese jgei yfh&y^m'tn Mm£M& van Aftbui:iiridr to send themJto Pairing fdr trlfiland w& •lshm^nt f6r> ]tho 16ss 6f>ithat important!

Admiral'mng, who, byjthe way, was in .cOB^flttu^mthe alsMtMik datUt engage-*'melit^r4 ''•stpeJ!ya^m'kv&i^to tor feSHiJgfo toendthti dookynrd of fort Artbte^g^ua. thp#an*nese forpes. < , -Th^iBhiheii1 )tfMfapiMr narfieard4*et

t h e Japane»e excesses «rtj3Bort Arthur, a n d a strict lnqiiirir ig np^nr^«uin^ > gtane of tha Jatianese 0fff6emare.ad#*ben% .tried bycoiiuttmat#al fdf no'trestraining theftr^^mpn.MtBriiiie cajteire of Port Ar-

! thui s - mm4t -W6t6iidW}®&^toa4nta declare thafi Hie excesses were^cusablo by parallelca^ei "wMoh have .occurred in the bcst^Europoarf armies. •

Thd^fflcikisfof Port Atthhr report that t h sepp l t t t i i ^ toe^ade^ t^

tuiningl Man px"S;h!Ciki»afM, j oelviiagdfeK>4 ttMMS&m&li* '-'" I - ' - " " •'<": '»-'

A Chefu|Uspaton:on Nov. SSannpitnced .th^ii(3iiini»p|u^ttis^f d^lared ^h'at tho '.ffananele saoSed^ort'-iA|thur, sTioating Svdr^bife, oM anaypulig, *fld thaf f&am 'and^federHter^supremo for thfoo daya Tbe dead, they ass^rtedp wore barbarously mutilated^, hetr Heads, noses and ears he-' lag^elaDlpafb'n*^^^ mittedi Sfo reslstaiice, it was added, -was offered, by the people, hut the Japanese* scoured the| dountry fpp days, killing;!!! the Chinese they coula nndi Aju^th^ streets of* -Pnrp Aythur, jhe -fugitives fur­ther declared, and the harbor were filled with dead bodies..'. , -

n^pnlties ldll|»\ving/

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r^fefog'tsoia'j^feioii,*^ €tiplso HuS** 'Efforts hi tut*1 oa 3>«s. m aa^ltfcfsiciani ;»^t^.'to,1g?an^-iti!UiP^f^ itii1ittd r«-•*>ted t» i3oro6ea *ifieox«8 !ftradford of

^^tm1tti*tu^#If1e¥i^|[|i*Tlefttti Corontt Bmdfcrd and th? d«rtn?* Kit^e an exam*

• inaS-'-oa «i-n«f t»bs physicians, t h e n , s|®ofed;» cetMcaSj that Phelpe filed tt&k unknown tsaugeSi Uohuay.<5%on«j! $rau#?4 ac-comiaaiiied by his jury, "HAWed4BlsEte«l rsf-

journed subject to the oaronor's call.,

tlon'to Wflliani Manllns fi&MlSvWeiieW cheinist of this city; Rr.' Se^aJfieXs ex­amined the dead ujan's Intestinep. aiid •layif-M^f fpWM «teh! •infiapfm'ation ni wou|d naturally regal* front poktai.

'Efo most «tartlinf*tflry?of All-^iatnldby

Mr. Brmva. aa^a, that Fields' called him In'tb-hiMslt^fcrneni " ' ' taflt an'tf been poisoned by "them.". The next?day at,5n^look,he>againjentl'(» JB*ownj;andJ

in^tae prefe^OfmiBnji th 'WOMiimS' •tory, - . . ' • • ' . *

-Phdi«i^dihatahte-t%Melaia« U&

; M M M 1 « i t « t > ] - * T k » * . A H 1 T i k i , rt ^ L t i 5 l L n t Jw< >5L.-Z.I~.'JL * — •'•'•

ROBBED KHTS CASHIER Centra] National Bank of Rome,

N. Y., Loses ^27,000.

mmi sfots TO 8££Gtrum »Te ConfeisPd ^Vlien Confronted Wttli Kfi*

dence or His Ouilt—T«-Uor GiUe«, W h o I s M»yor of th« City, Is MLralnt, but f iebly Says He I t JRj'tftmpltented.

ROSE, K. T.% ©CC. 10.— Tho greatest ittcprise ftontftns have had In many .years Was canned H- £Wmm that John E Biel-by, tho a-astxd <!aAt«A> of tho CJeafirM Sf»-tiowfl bank,'was^defaulter to theaujoosof 1ST, too. The shortness in tho accounts wtt|%«tiu!peeiM atiout twowcotg ago h$* Ka^ouai Balikr Mxataiaer J. Van Vratn-ken of Schenectady, who visited tho insti­tution at t&attime. On Monday of this week ho saddealy-aad iuwsptietfidiy reapv peared and continued his itiresagatlon »ndTOa4ttth&aiwe3»oV8it. . :

MM'Bieiby adnjitis *ha* he has taken . , abon^ta7,a00iand^^th8ttesl^'ulatjtfa

»h^ly4f^;t^;e3,i|rstl*%'^f'«itoo]ksi was'-vcawght •&• a. dowaisvalrd-imthttt^fEhWpjrtw txMm and -took && teals f mm to leffov*

"~" * erldmself. Ma&t~mt thijsofundrwerealso lo«t. I»residentr Attei* #4 Ortonof'tha 'banM»,wliowAs:ia'Jifewiairk at the time Of |h6^di8i^^^''^asi4elei^^e^fof(tnii ' attisr^^c^eiv'swiiett for the' flrst timasshe le^rtt^dftB^efalc^lfoax • •>.{•-••

Sianael ^Uletfr, theJ^eHcrof kWhn&tef who is also the mayor of Rome, 4lsap' neared Mondftyfeevenia'gj and -hiff^sre** AbouM nre saotfcnown •bybis^ife*; Ms M b l W ^ sa*» n s one is sb fmw besides -bimsel i and- that ;M*. Glltett had ao^hingtodowitBthe^efalcatiott** ;

Mir. B i e l l i y s t o o d a s b i g h a s aayxfitiBen oom& in the estimation qfethe oomnittnitiy andhadbeeniihetrnsted%fliployeeof, the-Central bank far many? years;s.s Jfe' ha*.-n&Sohed Wft-positlon;aa-cashier bygrMual-promottons(*1Son1''Sieto»slt!oa«f iri:efcn#!

ger? jHrpecame - Cashier in 1888!up6H the" death of ashler Charles S. Grriffln,

HOTELS &m RESTAURANTS,

ROURDON'S RESTAURANT, * ^ NO. 6 RJVER S T R E E T .

A specfitlty reason.

n-ATTSBtTKOB, S V. of oysters aud ctatns In ttuttr

oys?teri» on hand rSst R'ivetB, Elite.

BIUP rnints, RncsawayB,

tittle See* and Princess Bay Clam*.

from the shea at as

i 6he*wan%i f | o . do Vfith t h e 'ihi'chiilfV^IBeof Mb 'hef^

^ . j i w h a t ofgdw,' and1

nipther wanted to ase- itio InTthe lata wiieh ate up the popcorn* HrsJ Brown flnalJi gave the child the dpadiy drug for J&.6 purpose of" killing the rati, though no^* Mrs. Brown says, without misgiv­ings. Iiwa$!#he ne^^gbioihilJiPhelps vas,attaokcd 'wJtffWia&TliifoW' *'"' 1 • : ° ' l£&iaW»&aW^ ibr^sunie iiiae livfed -, nnhattpjiy4'ogether

persistent a&ocitieslof. the Chitnese.

»e |W XXofn Yokoli»ins. ' Ll^ibt6|ff4fS~C.^t)ec.' 19.-^The- 'Steam-

, . . , , , , , ship Empress of India arrived with Y0K0-t i n u e d t o leave the money in a n envelope .hama a d v l c ^ to I f e a 7 > A l l i s quiet i n as before. " I wasn't».respou8jble|for.«i*er — - - ' - ~ • money to any one, W.saia"thje wj | f i i e iV* t , I only knew i6V;went*to'%eadqua^terst!', /'

Sergeant Taylor said tiiat Inspector Mc­Avoy had a record for not taking money. The custom of collecting this money badibeen pursued by every captain, of, the

jPdif••AitK.nf. ,:|Che-ar3Hy(if resting front :'lt§ *iStei;ti§|isJv au^ the a!<yy4|v'buwlyVni? 'ga^gfdi'in rqmoi'imgtot|)e"uWnnd*6toa• obis

struetiOns fripm the harbor. Owing to the jteeblepes* of |ho defense by the Chinese,

^thaiuiarieB p]f the•*ortnlwtiohs were slight. ^Th'eiJaMneseytc^fes in the»severai;ongage-mentsi'%W(ee& .Sfbv. Jfj i&&$$&i&f$& kiil»4.aBa?l!Si3'§foanded.' £ v • *".,;-•'' * * '* r< ! ; g |a«.vBChj[ti!|a0^>eQted. dbnoonstra* tion of .Chinese spirit was made during

rttho'a$W%oarSort-Ariihur. While the. main body*oi(" Genoral (D|yaiha'|i army ,wa|i devoting its jenergies to. fln# eaterprlsea ^hjhjelq "JCd el e^titnatediftt 8,000 tras hur-. jf^|y.;8eMt^poh) Joo-Ciipo, a town on tiib--; wMterhJcoaW,ofthe;l4a6Tung pehihsula>; 3*Ith fiitfaosiltJtl of ^atVrlsmg&amalfcgl^ |iis6ttle|t4amrgedf^1ng*OhoWMe;a.ti teiail j wa$|,ffi gutter failare. Althotagh

Their iiatim^oy Js*TOporfel ^ tohajye' caQsed much trouble and made; $U$$k atflni.ea very desponfent. d n tH§Saturdiy i ie iopf Tfi»iik|gWiag," I t lavfaidj.;. |hon|-.-J«is ^a

• rfi|h BhelpS;to MoGrawvffle'tifyft a ^isit ifi**Cortland,' ' £!'u—' *- • ^•^~^^-1^ -ti-*.-j*ara.

Smith•^McmoW'^^M"UM^B :^Wkim^ without her. - ^e'-nlot 'fnio^^l^l^ipjo^.

Meantime, i t i s 'saidi Mrs;-**belpSTvas>0ut ;#^ff^tr|'Sn4.jit.hi'.;.--- * "" "" '* " n%

'Jliel^waa about if> years 0 % and "hir «svn*e isfsbnie ye^rsife ganior,"" ".- -?J;;*i r^:r\

They h4ve three cnildreni^the 'eldest beings •boy 1,7- years. olqV?®ief .Jsecof & ^ | the^iri of 1§ who-w.eat%v Mrs^lS^TO*"

woman, an'd^^althpagh # ^ p a e a r ^ slight­ly nertiOdB.iBhe11 nWatalo'sSrlaaSgable^elf; TOn^Sosarej •; fhe ^ t t sp^ i | p^g^he ) t> Msband^jd&iih•-iimti^Mmffim'ioW.

deepiys fflicteai ^mm^mMm-ok w$$? iaM, 1»4 , a n d wa> ntarried t o Plielpa 18 years flgo,

*• Casiae^B||l}l'is;^u1atl6n:f lave SSeefe .going onVfo^y&u? an^ihalf." -H|s\jftie i4 od of covM^g'^P; hfe 6!efaici<|on* wai" fa;mon|-Insjto .|roin depo| i^ ' j tetSftnc^J- ' thn^oMif iaoh receipt'ifenx itho-, %$£' $&&&&&.-t h u | making the l i lbjMesof '&kl^sik *een| less thin"|iibf ^filly*: wnf«"$ps ^m ejrrh^dto^t by means of. certificates ot de^

As sopn .-as .•%$ e*ajfflrfetri^c^ye|s^ f ie defalcationt aos"#sh.t |or,4(^#flibet U, the; dire^tor|4af, fixj[al»p ^[ ijejfa 1fotft$b

:-mifmift&fL,^,..:." :;.-::,.,.: .-,v:' . ; ^Sananel ••Gi^g|jt>,wh^h'ft^ser^-a^^ll^ ed^tojpnt-in an appearanee. Tuelfenioin, ' Ing and has not been .seenrMneeV MM;: Ciil-IfttfeAsaJdVtbat her husband, who" '& mayor of SomBi h^ftbomfeat 4 « W o S f c ^ o a ^

Oyst«» oiwsed fi-esh cents per quart.

M-M M, B O U R D O N . Prap't,

IVIORRfU'S CAFE, Nft 9 PROJECTION AVENUE.

is of (wty uittse In K&ithem Neifv York.

Nh/h,t httiches, inc luding Oysters a n d Claras, 1* speclafty. m iy

Broadway and 21st

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Street. A qidek hemettke Bfetel.

passed. Oouvetiiont to aU £^atio%uiamr-

sarfac*. .«»4 *&. Qm hattdi-ea large, well

rtBg^y-or en suite. vfiatfiafistiSooms, ^^^ .^ooper toyanda i s ra rds , ^bropewt

*' fetHctly uitt^laa^fo-everyjesp-Bet,

®W0WB f. /ITHgllfO^ jpftprfctor. ^HMy- .

HOUSE, aBdaji modern torovemwj& . ^ * 5 S f f l % f ^ i ^ % # ^ € ' « a ^ e r ^ u§| ttesn-addgd, 0nP»!jBair8Jww

'<m *#; a j i r f " 0 m ^ ^ ^ t m an*

, ir#.:; a •mm^ti% Max ?V

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I ^ ' * # # : .«•» vmtosw&iXh fe c-av Ammfmmvt,

W . H . H O W E L Pi-op

*-..,*T.^»-«r.

Wllllftni mtiliw SMth, .Mtihtonm--W^'%1?16 nii«»*h!»:|#& * .**®fy>B*$«* t niightr<t(e:|gyO

nuld be boni •'l

jts of Japanese newspapers' ; revolting stories of atroc-"byiba,.pBinese whenever

t owji sm|ul bodies, of j!»p-ai^their ipoweVy' '-SiaMy bf§

_ • corrobjorated,t w i ^ - xoi-r jlii^hich* lejiv,es qojoom.,

...their arifhentfeity. 1% is. iese speneri :havq .engendejv ge -in thSV sobers . of the Sy and 'jawei caused theftitp ML restraint land: show nb teeinyi bdti ifshpnld oanBe ^videhc&'wa%!psodWea ;thM:i

three hours. - eorrespiin

toll ghastly apt' itiesi commit1

accldeatJiad; allele so;ldiei#: these are; officii iiutoness o£. dej for donbt as . | rumored thatf Jed -fierce-reven' coBqaer^g throw -asido tai

4i4s]u?prls«Jf t^e'perpefraidr^^ ojt hnauieds of nnspeak-able iiu*amlea.1havje been taught-for once

:^a^tffbM^tp^fce• *Mjtt#^rabi'withbut<ex-r ce^So^B;.'*"^-T---.}.'', t':.-:.'.7- . .'* . .

!TQ*newa t e s ^ f c u ^ j g r - ^ n>oyement8/of the ibstarmjr |In Manchuria'has been : re- -c e l v # | h i s lhqath, aiid the aimoanceiitent of a sudden, c^aiige <qf commanders opens

*a-new/fleld;,pf tis)peedijitipjn a s t o i t s future operations. iSeueral Yataagata has: reslitn-fed and i f siipeee^ed: ;i)y« MGfeneijai; Jtfpzu, yfi^^^ti^i^M'm^epsi&ei of -lieu' tenant generaMs; nnSeritood, to bo a n ap-; prcpriate reward for his successful man- ' agement of", tjliej^^iypng ,Yang campaign. General Yama sata's xetiremeni(,is said to be cansed; b y f iilness. The;; emperor has sent one of t h i surgeons'of his household t o nttend;^he. |fty^!idj*b;o ;#|as exijecteflto rxiturn to Japan #ithou| ?dei | iy , V ' ' .* . .t

J U Hluig-'(f>iu i^#|^t--Oj^pprttnilty«.- ~f

i h e winter^ coldis airjeady severely felt* in.^Mhncburin. i At^oag-Whoagthe^tem-' perature liyirdlg isf- ON de&^es. beldw sfero,;-jThe. Yaju rlvej.. iftifroieri qyer ajnd;caft:|»e

• ;'• I t i s T^po^M'thalK^rners'i^ye^beMJa^ sueia oy; tha; Janap»?(j' "toiircina, anithorijies that-ihe. Chlne?eMip^ of [vyar are not tone molestcfl ibty&j&il;extypt] under ctreaitt-

. s x p e p t e d ^ s e ^ l l y ^ i o r ^ ^ 'iin^/Waty;':fr^v"the^fia^iOTem6i0B^1ffi.e'

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i ^tfnovpjy^^b^cjii'ed- :af'$&rJ3^W$M?k position whicl»jin?ghV be r^axjhcttiwtfiboat much difficulty 1 by tbe Japanese long Tango guns, but is thus i»r unmolested. > Theatiitude|Of theXi'fnmily, ibe'stili powerful, faction 'of which, the viceroy of China is'the, center, is regarded with deep interest, r ^ho'wMcUop; is general that LiHung ChangIiad a great,opportunity opoa'beforo Mm 'two "nioaths ago, and that i f 'be iad chosenlto act {with promptness and-energy tbe destiny] of China would now be in hfshandatbut, a s o n aiormer occasion, bc^ wasted ^oor much time In weighinr'chnacM^ndallowod the enthu­siasm of bis strongest supporters 3to grow cold whlle'he was| making up his mind to strike »a den'uiveWow. Tbf Pei-Hc-and TnngrChow might hmre been bisBnbioonr but ho would not loross i t when he should l^yeo^ejKiattheWbadi of forees jSUffi-cieat %Q dominate Jthe situaflonr and sow he dares not venture beyond his official qnartorsin Tkra-tsin. Although aarrem| tlm^sumhroiied jtoitecapttat, he refuses: tpwlir, evidently fearing tbe intrigue* o« his enemies/ who are now in tteasoenaaw*

^cod^objwjtjerji declare nofiproWiin^iiimself die-

tr^r«r«ij^'afib>eypcror'sho--tiilty the entire course of events mJirht have been greatly simplified a9dthewoirai

h

Tlie Dlici^j^'o^^fe/^Cfiftr! ;'. ,ed KatSe^

WAsniKGTpN^Beci; iOii-The^dfsculsion;: , on the CarliM p u l r l h l r W house,;but'. thsTopeninsrof' Me%Sbatefwas,!

la ai^p|>ittt»eatr'%tf^kiBd^ ' and interest a n d was devoid of sensational i ^ m d • : , / . t j i . ; .

Mr. Sprlngerfcthei chairman mmejxinhs h. i a » aadj currency opniniitfee, :fnoifi&<k; thefirstjipeech ift supportof the measures

fave/a pjjaln statement o i Its ob|ects, i^s e ta l l sands^va a r e v i e w o f thearguments

in iJtef»wtfia|^1l||e|ptmo|B"^ inrtBe'reprl.-' iMrlVafifeiS t h e i<MJM the minority of the comjrn^tiiieft ^ df?ptifd most of jhis t ime to a n ebibomtibn, ojti ids "dwn biill A s usnaj, h e wais ihpisive, en i :

p h a t i o . a ^ aggressive, and the jhousesgave close attentifn, ",t ": £', '.' ' -fX •% •• % '-' Mr. SJ^L, % D ^ c ^ t t o | n i e a f b e r of t h i committee, fMrtVMftSoufi; cloiedi t f e idei bateforjho.dayA , ,__.; s.t_„„ ..v... .„;„..

A n effort t o agree -Upon t h e l ini i i»l i6ni ' ;0l 4Jie debate failed, ai»d;W?!wlll' prnbably "be allowed to ran o n for theireniainder ol theMeelcwit i ipnt , kmtei ' A^Eter tl ie holi-daysthefcpmiaj l feejpn^rtf l^ v ^ ^ u & s f the measure loses i t s eastern the mean, t ime, br ing- in a i a i e ^ ^ l o a e 4?ha|e, ant | forces a v<(te..' ; . ' . • . . , '-"-/.'.. '. , ' „• ''

Aiother^ regolution' provfdinfcfor. union .w|th Canada jnade i t s apjiearanee $*''al senate, having been to&0ducejds,by^Mr, Gal i lngerof i fewHampsbire/anft i^ stated

,thfljt he^fonld do e v e r y i h m g ^ r p a » , p o w e i at a h y t i n i e to fnrijier the consummation nfraucn-unlon.: ;, ' j.f ^••^•••'.r>

. Senior iHafldeUvered a sjpeech on MB jiroposifion #05 •'& irule 'to "oloBe iiiebate, i&lpn- was Hstenld lov^th *!&# atteiiaon bymanyoftoe^senatorsi ' "'I.-1 i - ; • • ' .' Mr,::|inrpim^Wtiffn.e^^j^sn^B^^

nnrtcia'tion of the Mcaragua c%albm^ de-clajang^that it appeared Id hint" to "have

KOT^y^idicafion of agorgeous,bubble, r, , {^A^argency defioteney billan^rb'priati'ng

ti00,i000ffoi .Bubiio fjtxlnfUBg arid binding y?aspassed. ...;...

O B Board tho Wisteria. CrpoKOEiowsr, S C , JJea 19.—Presl-

dent Cleveland i s aboard the buoy tendei Wisteria, ly ing in Muddy bay, t e n miles'

JErom'Gcorgetown, off the shore of Friend-field plantation, the vast marsh lands of •which are leased to the Annondale Hunt ­i n g club, a guest of .which the president is .

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Crank Embalming U n i d r \ B A L T U I O E E , Dec. 19.—A Balt imore flre-

m a n swallowed some embalming fluid -Thursday n i g h t and i s s t i l l alive, j A m o n g » l o t of freight handled a t a i l r e were coffins a n d adoni i jobn. Curiosity was-aroused a b o u t t h e contents of.the demijohn,

P»WST»t« iq^Ma ,^«t Guilty, • •> WjfeaixGTOK, Deo. J9 —Captain Henry Howgate pleadled upf guilty to/ seyea la* dictxaents brought against him-fr eeubez-ilement while disbursing clerk 04 the sig­nal service when, arraigned before tJudge MoConias of the criminal opuri t .

MxwnES, Conn^He*, 19.—The Bepnb-Jicaas wern vlc^orioos in the etty election here, Judge .L.- D. Cooe bsinc alsxitod mayor over Colonel Ti, Sawyer, 111* I)|rnc-«n»ttc c^poijent, bya V9t»off>0i7.^ -*.

, BaooiLDt, Urn 19.~The uadsctaksM mt Bcooklyn JUST* eo tnb iaed ior t h a p a r -

;pr^afe^ne:nl^Mag|:-ho9evtes, . . .j$£ Central National bank handles t h e buslaess of the-Oneida County"'apings iS l l ;« f^*6 Wxamineri WkM. Wufcm of ;A-llpiyi^ad^anassistanjfc' cakn&.to fiomo«o examine the-bookskiiaa Acceuntft*f /th&. Jiving! bank*. Iti-iSisaspected that there mayha a-gmall inumbervnf savings bante1-p igsb | |b . outfit whicbther^is^io *ecordV" AU^e14epositors'.books win? be^oailedin Mf,min$p?i<sm Dtiifc l i e ledger aceojiats. 9 t ^ H l ^ » k 9 several days t o s e t at^hBtfacts. Even4fethese suspicions^arefouad*tobe ground|d, thestabiHjyof . t*e-bankwil l .be jiafi^palred, as'ithasagbodsurpina.

ALIX IH FiNe-FORM> ,8B.e Went a H»lf I n l^t f 1-4 Just Van a

-; Ixis ANGBLE8,;:Deo; l9.?rrJudging, from; the performances o f Aiix^ yzho n a s jbeen giveri. a.littto preliminary work atAgri-cultirml: yark, the world's record stands WejrMlSnt ohanco^of being brined off the tog'of tho«Hft on S^nrdoy.naxfe.

After she 'hiwl.'neen'fogged t^o or iBiree miles she was saken back to ^he |?ai£ Here, with bnlyafree head an^no nrging, she/»nie4iom:e ia^m^, and through-the #r#o1f^ft> %$k seconds, Never 'm her eye|itfnl|$areer bastliis splendid animal bee'Biflsnen. grand shape. Eobert J-also worked out, aadTat tho haTf he was given bis head and came through the stretch close to 39 seconds.

«* • - Boy Murdered by Tramps. ; 'GwENSfeOBO, Kf„ Deo. 19.—A horrible outrage was, pjarpe^rated here on Will Gir-vin; a n 18-year-old boy, by t w o tramps. T h e * o y w a s seized JSn, tho railroad yards a n d a coat thrown over ;his bead. H e w a s , carried in to a car and chloroformed. The

iy|paTBjr;used a knife, cut t ing i n t o the bgwetl. jJThey l e f t *he boy l y i n g nearly dead,' He was found by his brother in a ;poo!gof; blood. 7He suffers untold agony. If caught, the Viljaina wi l l . bB lynched. One man was arrested on suspicion.

Murdered and Bobbed. W I L K E S B A B K E , Pa. , Dec. 19.—Michael

Yosoch, a Hungarian employed as a fore­m a n by MeDonald & Sayre, railroad con­tractors, was found murdered on S h e Le­high Val ley railroad near Fairview. In a lonely spot on the road he was waylaid, and after being killed was robbed of h i s money—$300—which he carried in a b e l t The body was then placed on the railroad tracks.

Revolt In British Honduras. KINGSTON, Jamaica, Deo. 19.—!Eroops

have gone t o Bali?©, Brit ish Honduras, to suppress riots resulting from the imposi­tion of Engl ish eurrenoy on the inhabit­ants. The. Spheroid brought a a appeal for aid. 4 - s ta to of- anarchy prevails, and there has b e * n v W » a # ) o d s h e d .

*fc>T.-jfcpio(^Tage',# Daughter Weds. Boston-, Dec. 19.—T!he marriage of Miss

Pfelon, daughjigr of Bev* jyanot J. Savage, la Bev . Min^fc ©sgood Simons, son of tlie late Xangdon Simons of Manehestt r, N . H. . was solemnized a t the Church of tho Unity aek,.

Fourtli Class Postjnasters. WASniKaTOS", J)eo. 19.—The-following

JTonrth class pogtmastisrs y\vie appointed: " Tew, York-*Preston, A. W, Slater;

Wharton, C. <*. Hustfe. ^ennsylvania^Hatmony. Adam Eppln-

g«r._ .

Aged Steamboat Captain .Bead* NEW LQ^DOK. Conn., De& 19,-^afptain.

Samuel Goer, aged 8% died at bis home In Groton. He waailie otdest ateamtooat «ap> tain living. • ,,

!>D*»fttt^^tiSi3g&s19.VO«'. Steel, the P«n»*«» KTif dJfr, plei#sj gsityt mwrn

• Jijsa5s'.fi« aa^oura. Pern ,a?rop Kooin

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JKiAiTSBieBe&slS..*,; *-•«; '

A HOTEt AND.lHt$SXfi®ti&T,

. Av ^^mp^B^ Prop The only first-class -Hotel ih='Northern tfew

IPTM" 1®°*$% SPnton and iaiarioii., streets.

M

TTHp GOUGH HOUSE,

ooaiding. Charlotte street pJattsbgrgb sr Y

THE FOUNTAIN HOUSE Afil> Rf STAUR/IHT,

S . V. CAtJTHlERi Prop.

r^os. 11 and 13 River Street. (OldAndrew Borde-Kiace;}

Canada Malt Ale on draft a t all Wnies. Also Hftne line of Ales, Wines. LloiDors and Cigars Thte house isooewly retttted^nd furnjafted and Mjntains all ntodern conveniences. Special rates for traveling companies and commercial men.

Meals at aU hours:

DAVERN HOUSE, W M . D A V E R N , P r o p r i e t o r .

This Hotel, formerly the Albion, has been eu drely refitted and refurnished, and is in all respects a new hotel throughout. Good service and a good hotel. The best stables in town fl/vrgaret Street Plattsburgh ei-fim

s ^DIROiNDACK HOUSE, ( F o r m e r l y k n o w n a s t h e Pac i f i c . )

Located near the Plattsburgn Theatre, Marlon Street, N. Y. Oneof the largest$1.00 per day Houses in town. Accommodations for 60 guests. Stalls for 25 horses.

S O L . K E L L E Y . P r o p r i e t o r . Also of the Adirondack House, Keene \ alley

Rates $1 ,oo tci $i 50 per day. Stogie m e a t a cents. Meals served at ail reasonable hours

Electric Power. The P i t t s b u r g h Light , Hea t

and Power Co.mpany A RE now supplying power to a number of

1\ well pleased consumers, and have capacity to supply

A Large Number Wore, Any one desiring Power for any purpose,

will find It tu their Interest to get prices of Motora, and rates for current'to run same, be

fore purchasing Engines and Boilers.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED FREE.

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Piattsborgh Light, Heat aad Power Co. Ofi^eie-16 Brinkarhoff Street 9- 3ni

zsgsz TO RENT.

| * mJSTON uTREET. koown as the (Jriftln \? Hotel Api>iy to

W. C WATSON. No 78 Margaret Street,

lOO-tf over McHattle-s Store.

HTO BEST.-House on HamUton street. -».„ , B. TURNER.

FfiO LET- Eietrant KUt. furew of Bridge and Jl River Strepls Kh«-trtt.- Uijhto, Was. B»tb

&M aJi moflcni uanriivemBna. EnrMra t& Slc«&e#fe & Oo/s M»rtort ^ ^ m-tt

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