- i THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT = FOR RENT-—-HOUSES. D T (0) ‘The Mitchelstown THE BOULIGNY CLAIM. ‘The New York State Association, BEAN OR SAUNDERS? A Big Billiard Tournament. = =| = es (| | | \ MR. HARRINGTON OPENLY CHANGES TEE POLICEMEN potas DISTINGUISHED HONORARY AND ACTIV MEMBERS. —— SEXTON, SLONOK, DALY, CARTER, AND SUAEFER TO . 2 THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE | [YOK KENT— ‘WITH PERJURY. The Case of Levy Against the Commis- the view taken Obey. the | The Mysterions Dead Texan Million= Pur. iyaintea ice TET Brae so ee 2 E . i, October 4.—During the inquest today | sioner of the Land Office. —— bad a 8 Loxpoy, sertice ‘State aire. AU the meeting of the National Billiand Associa into the case of the victims who were shot by the ee ee . oan 1200 0 stu-w..m 1 < a | democratic associations formed ty Government —— | Sonia New York yesterday arrangements were NT_NEW SIX-LOOM Ht ¥ police at Mitchelstown recently, Mr. Harrington | THE Stax of the $a inst. contained a paragraph WHO WILL GRT HIS MONEY—TWO FAMILIES CLAM. oes oraey barioon Veg, eae. $24 90 Saused scene by cpenly declaring that the, po: | stating that ta the Circuit Court of the District, in | oMlcials and clerks in thia city be sustained, some | “nro rt—a sraanar svonT Paox fuE LONE stax | abBowNeEG Tor «Dig Dillard tournament between Piece sib a) ger monh Abely RL GULOSCHNID, 5 OES Gidondate bar Latest Tel i The Star ce wno hud, t camaltiad Dery | tocar otthe United tatener.rel Levy agains wears, aoe aie Ee ee Roow I, 1225 F st nw. _ SEE Js bat 0 OF. 5 Rear Sth st, Sr. # | the lives of the police more than he did. the lives | an order was made directing a rule to show cause Dispatches trom Bonham, Tex., concerning | New York, in November, and the second in Chi- SOR RENT_NEW BRICK. CORNER HOUSE, OF ~ : wae | aa mas made r cane a tg ab au e bismatches rn swe Tex, con to ore cond tac gabintsetiped esr a Sanaa | J alee Sealant mite Sua" tect Wee | Rteanoae te ec capgenea fans OR Gr hp Tem Dean" ced tat pace rent wih | umgny oe Soy aiog Te Carnac fs 23 = nd Cate, me. 3 ° 3 nfo . Also new brick 200 It st. TRE TO KISS THE PRESIDENT. time og thnencninter vectors eacavers aude! nary ome bt ay redings were ‘upon the fol- $0. oo ek wos ts ose ot wath of the 000 Out any Known relatives, state that the chances | Eronswick Balke : fare that all the peopie claiming to belong to the | for 400 patute, and the wint “Bean” family, will be proven to have no claim to | cent of imped purees, entrance fees and relationship to the late raillionaire. Among these | Money. the second 90 per cent, third 20 claimants Was Thaddeus Bean, a builder of this — force of at Farmer Sexton's some The heirs of one John E Bot haye a An Enthusiastic Od St. Louls Lady— | of? of police emer a, aoe ligny Shaking Hands with the Drummers | Ennis re ESR btryia tt maa ar ate Bima any enage i i program. EL BSA" tor Se rvs | eter te es Gee tid ct | Cuore ae co ear Rasa | te cet cannon Soap nn | Ge TR, tl et gENT—A NEAT 2STORY DNICK DUEL 77 F; ee a Pn eR errs Ete eee roceeding 1a the District Court against ke Com- H-Gatewood Pe A SA gd elo of atvenditig to business. But Se ae aa arpnennty ane saan Greve neck 68 @ rooms, water and yas; 40 1 st». ‘S13 Ve ave. 207. $200 2.8 st mer, Lar PaOO nin ‘Tran: on é eS ee ich nd, V' wg pe he. e SWORMSIED? & BRADLE! 8s . 20r_ $200 2 B st_n.e., 127 1.200 ~ | Fide, @ ride to the fair grounds, a gorgeous eve! sfers of Heal Estate. C. ML Kenneker and Mattie R. Morgan, c. E. Shel- ht him into notice by de. | su the inquest held SaGHAGESTORY AND BASEMENT Bust Nec nes Lit 1B L198 NS, RE ee ae a ee cote be acame | , Deeds im fee have been fled as follows: ‘Thos. | To-Dar’s Box Practase.—The purchase of | tnusa wlorenes & conte, of Macphail: ines the tact of his possession Of ie | Edwards in the town hall The jury ratusned & ‘escorted ‘court house under Angell to Rebeca A. Worth, lot 33, Friendship St | bonds to-day at the ‘Treasury up to 2 ». m. | G. Meade and Theresa Lioy: Sor lent, una car Ss wen eae to be one of | Yénlict that Mra Hawkins met ber death at the pecs cen troop of mananted ™ lice. The iY Phillip J. Jacob; $750. Eliza J. Burch to John H. | amounted to $154,400 435 per cents and $14,450 ‘the future land Kingsof the Empire State. He pe F. wah wy 3 ae, Ly 4 Sram ior two houre was the reception of the Chesley, part 188, Beal's addition to West Wash- | 4 percents. was riod in the Criminal Coure sone ior hoese: | Robe ieee ieee een yey been in Of Constable Smith.” The Sue ache ers fate ot aS aaramne | meton; $425. 8. A. Scaggs to W.R Boyloetal.,| THE OrrEniNas oF Boxns to the Government to- | breaking in the day, at the nce of Albert M. ‘egroos one of whom a young Dusk te educated Motive for this crime seems to have been the factory ole et Be pi oberee Piney Grove church grounds; $~ H. E Davis, | Gay up to 12 o'clock amounted to $71,850, of which | Noyes, on the 1st of” July last, and was convicted. | and dressed elegantly. He never had qhat might Strong opposition of Mra. Hawkins to a the court-house rae handsomely decorated | trustee, to H. C. McCauley, lot 10, sq. 1046; | $67,400 Were four-and-a-half per cents and $4,450 | ‘he testimony was that some knives, ac., | be termed an intimaie acquaintance, rh ne Pe eee P ich: ail tied imp. 951 F at SSiee SILER & RUTHERFORD, 1106 F st. nw. REN T—-151 AND 1517 201H ST. N.W. new three-story. attic, snd bacetnent B.D. 10 | fooms and beth’ aii mod."smp.; heated by furnace; Foot, Go per mo.” TiLuM @ KU HERFORD, 5 403 G st aw. 10r. ung Man Was cont . 217 E, Cap. st., 12 2 7 ame haa taken from the dinner table; that Officer | Was a familiar character to everybody. One of his a © servant in family. “oe Sd Pst aw, its with and bunting, and on the step of a ) $1,112.02. H.C. McCauley, to P. C. Puimer, ee ee Wheeler found Oates with a bundle. trom whics's | Rouable seventaicities wes hes sete ries ee cane | Slotuer and son have fad hight words ‘bout skit took the | Property; $1,588.36. M. 1. Weller to J. W. Rat Ath st iw., Tir Hehly-curtained pagoda resident, (8 os | linea hacenaae ‘$1,316. S Norment to Nicola | ASSISTANT SECRETARY MaYNanp has returned to | Knife protruded, and arrested him on suspicion, | ogyny, Which was always a matter of comment | Sifair and it ts understood that she forcibly broke ty hand of each man us they passed. Al Masind sub ibts 6 soa 575; $3,000. Same | Washington from a short visit to Lis home at | The detendant claimed that aman gave bin the | and wonder in society circles. Another was his | OM the marriage. This undoubtedly angered tne th at. nw.. 10r. traveling men had returned to the city for the | Masino, ope Te ei | a ob bundle to hold, while be went to get some whisky, | decided opposition to. ‘man nd induced him to commit this fearful deed ek Seeeat a ahd passes by in storie Die. POROUS | Moread t0,Le Br Botan oe oe ee Pe Be and that he (the prisoner) was with quinine | even at fabulous Teaving Mra, Hawkins wasa widow and was highly re 480 Mo ave. owed Sree eee ene CrOmG, (And the RADGSnAKINg | £500, Jeanette Ts Pees ay Becne Whine! | Pargxrs Have boon issued’ to residents of the | at the tine, From theday of his settlement in Bonham to | *pected in the community. Siskaec ee ae € Grips, and it was often necessary for the Presi. | fOMerT, sub G4 sq. 842, 'gl.2W0. WS. Cox ot aL | District as follows: Wm. H. Dyer, machine for| pie op ag aacebomsia-The oh op dent to twist his and from the hearty grasp, One | 72 W 4 Lipscoulb, Sup lols 7s 74, 224 and 120, 4 arming (balusters; 4. D. & F. B. Brock, steam rere ti readings at the nigaal Oflce toy ra averred that be had po relatives, Kacey flmevingg-worn ry dingy ptr lady became go enthusiastic that ‘at aes, 7 | boiler; Chas. A. Da’ ry ‘errell, B; 2 maxim minim - yt iE 6: a N & CO. Sit fo kiss the President. but he deciined, and she was | FHW2g-Tald, part % block 33, Columbia Heights: | stoertag a patstusy Wine Werienaae mona | 7 08: © Ds My OO; maKimNUI, 7A; nl bt | TER QUESTION 48 70 THE DEAD MILLIONAIRE’ | ater the Inquest, that he Apelz t Mn oe onagtvenia ave, JOR RENT—DWELLING, 12 ROOMS, COR &TH | Moved down the line bewildered. $3, Catherine M- Limstrong to W. P- 14p% | buncher; Edward A. Ballock, resonent attachment | ‘The following have been drawn toserve as jurors cach He states that whent : NEAK RIGGS | Aad Mt Vernon Place: im’ complete Ondegs thotare ‘A SalL ON THE MISSISerPPr. Cound, Sub G,, $4. 367; $2,500, ac. HM. F. Wood- | ror telephone. In the Criminal Court: T. B. Kendall, Henry c, | W8S first raised by a letter trom Mississippi 10-| way out of the village his Bs improvements, newly payered. Apply at 504 Uthat] ‘The reception over, the President hurried to his | Ward to F. T. Pet I gp eH ———- ‘Towers and Geo. A. Sheban, quiring: “1s Col. T. C, Bean dead, and did heleave | Draid him for wish SP pews, aw. _C__o1-St* "| carriage through a side entrance and was driven +O, Whedtiy to dats Onis cout ive; | IX THE Sovrm Pactric—Commander B.F.Day,| "a ‘biack bass welgning five pounds andtwo| {wilt The tone of the letter Interested the | and used 7 OR RENT—2s18 P<", WEST WASHINGTON, | 0 the excursion boat, the City of Baton os Wheatly to Jas. Gray, same prop- commanding the Mohican, reports to the Navy De- | ounces was caught at the club house in Mont. Mt of DAgS ‘ same | rly; $29,022.50. FT. Baird to Lillfas M. Wood. n Prominent citizen, who replied to the taquiry, and Seren Ee ARRAS | Hanke athe uc Aaa | wana fot cya" iat | prea com Calan cpm’ thu too. | goes Cray. by andor We dapask an | Broom ten, we nud one guy ond |B 01-3t ¥17 Fst.nw._ | aboard the boat afew minuves later than the | 300. "F. King, lots ¥6 and 97, ‘Long Meadows; | quois was expected to be ready. for sea by tho | Preselited to sehator James follows: . the revol. POE REST“THE LAGE ROUGE OX THE Gon; | Presiaent, andthe vessel steamed dawn tho river &. Biout to A. J. Henry, ‘sub 75, 8q. 363; | middle of the monta, when she would proceed to trim Grane in tooape of ths folding 3 ‘Col, Bean should have left a will, Tt must have | Yer, He‘ Soe coryen, om = % “F ner of 1th gud G sts, n.w. ; can be easily converted | for a trip to Jefferson Barracks. . B Groff to Christopher Mead, sub lot | the northward, with instructions toreach Paita vy | $inNe, {2 We Mawlet, Tung ‘and casb, $i. Deen stolen, He wasimy brother, and his name | Dock Sug’ ey | I RENT_1203 G ST. SE NEAT. b eo {t0's place of business” Appiy at 419 Oth et awe ‘The saloon of the vessel was handsomely adorned | “8, 84-279; $2,400. W. O'Brien to Stephen Gat, Qotober 1. The Mouican would go to Paita tne | $73,0° B. $2; Saks & Co io thekecte uke been tally fray Suunders, v nile op surveying expedition | Uon and ag FS ORESIEDT S inal LEY, 027 Fst nw. au-at Bt" with flowers. The United States Arsenal Band was PL. E, sq. 340; $4,000. Geo. Evans to Grace E. | first part of October, and Wes arrival, unless in Mississippi before the war be struck a co-laborer ee Oe | Flow RENT—FURNIGHED, 1200 N BTN 1290 SBE. NW. A | In attendance. ‘There were between three und | AcAighL sub 43, <4. 963; $4,500, Jas. Cooney to | sickness renders 1 Uunudvisable, one of more | PYOVen and adwitted to probal with a Jacob staff, killing him. He then fled to NI-S 1ST. N. handsome co ie modern Pe “| H. Wex, sb 42, aq. 383; $4,800. Geo. E Lemonto | of the “vessels wilt proceed to, ‘that on Texas, and you know the rest of his history. It Fistiare, nine rine: iors provements, newly | aut rel i, edo Der tout." apply to SET Sieaparmcen mu ee Gnems coon pos as Fauna 4. Fulnt para, si, 218; 680,000 4X Kurtt| port, He inteaded reaching, Panama soon after pS ee ee) Aiwa ts found it will also be found that some and papered: jasacondition: 3] 24'F ot. 2. 2) b unson to W. H. Payue, sq. No. 300; $25,000, ember, in order to send home me: “ colored friends are partial legatees of his estate.” IW. CALLAGHAN, 38 Death Gugol st. a roe next | anda number of Grand Ary men. ‘Ihe tip Was | Sainuel Coleman to Z. Coleman, sub 54 sq.'S49; | Who go to the Atlantic couat for dlschange and re Pook or aE T STA dt is a handsomely printed | “ris spread confusion among the other cluim-| ‘Taim Robbers in Pemusytvania. paaeat = = . ap o iges, profusely illustrated, with more Co Sa SE Jpeg be Cleveland irom the almost constant round of | $>-,N. Wilscn to J.J. Lanahan, lot 11, block 24, | celve others in their place, Under date of Sep- Coa Taps and ‘abd contains | #18 to relationship. it Sppears, and the letter was | NEGRORS CAPTORE 4 TRAIN. ROB THE PASSENGER i i i Louisiana ave. o3-Lm 70 RA IOUSE, 11 ROOMS. IN ‘northwest, bacdsot Bri teas, Zonaplete tien: W317 Dich i,couufortable home: stable in rear. Apply 1317 21t a ‘than 100 3 $30 811 12th ne, Gr.,m. 1.814 $ AsherWood; $563.83. " Suine to C: Batun, lots 1 and | tember 8 Commander Day reported the receipt of | ‘Ba soon followed by the arrival at Bonham of Mr, AND HOLD POSESSION POR BOUKS. Tip, secretacy, of ie Besta ration. Apply to. 1 3 HO Maths at wer ar DKOSS Fretless and otter more. oF less exacting 16S | », block 14, Long Meadows, &-; $483.50. 8. G. | Instructions from the Secretary of the Navy 40 CAE ee me Bee advertise-| Jan, W. Saunders, Of Oxford, Miss., the reputed | gpeeial dispatch, from Greensburg, Pa, tothe SHEDD. 1402 Lith st__ 3g Rear 913 27th n.w.. 45.10 | Stes aber’ iver, eenery. though; not | Wed0 to H. &. Harris, pt. 51, W.& c.’s sub Pleas- | with the Mohican to Honolulu, and intended safl- picmaece Se UG brother of the late Col. Bean, an heir of Unis vast Phitedeiphia 7% ao 4 yt RENT—A V DESIRABLE NINE-ROOM (EDT BRADLEY, 997 Fst, nw. | nsplning, had ae oe hag tar, HOuED ROW ) aut Plains: $667. Hattie K. White to J. M. ‘lobbs, | ing September 11, expecting to'arrive at Honolulu ‘The Courts. estate. Mr. Saunders comes ‘With first-class cer- — Passengers ona frame house, 1614 Boundary st. (Meridian Bill), = 8 eet ESE | Ce na pee Seabee be seen so Well as | 10'S 77 and 80, Barry Farm; $450. E. Cammack v0 | from the 15th to 20th of October. r Ufcates of character, He was accompanied by bis | Way traim running on the Sewickley branch of avgrlockin tho city one room seeerved aa FOR SENT HO bre tlhe ee ae er. After going down | J03¢Ph Bowes, sub lot 42, 8q. 96; $4,050. B. W. I - Court ix Tee Ee opin geen) son-in-law, Dr. A. W. Short, of Guory, Lumar | the SouthWest railroad had a rather terrifying ex- souable. HER FULLER, Eomce. | Biss gata w. me Tae ae ec OF, & Steamer. After going down | Carpenter tod. W. Easby, sub lots OY and 56, sq. | IMPROVEMENT oF New YORK Hanson.—Lieut. Col. | and Justices Hagner, James ahd Merria County, meimber of the North Texas Medi | perience early this morning. ‘The Sewickly road, RK RENT-MODERN BAY-WINDOW Bi eee io hae aurnedl aad renenod tiesldIne Senin ce hait- | 2445 $5,600. _ A. S. Worthington et al. to J. | Walter McFarland, corps of engineers, has sub-| , Yesterday, United States Morris; motion to | cal Association. Another important witness is Dr. which is 120 miles House, 1446 9 at aw eta rows ie ase: past twelve, An accompanying excursion boat | Carly, Dt. 5, sq. 265; $2,000. ” EB. Hamly to C. E. | nuttted to the War Department hls annual report Gismiss dented; cause remanded. Catted States ex | J. 5. aicBrige, of Montague Couuty, a brover-in- only Jong, runs through the epuert dour Apriyat sil 1th saw. “od 3e ites tiked fired artiliery salutes, wulle ‘tugs, steamers and | 7) Sic & 43 suzy; s Rivabet & Sulth upon the work of improvement of New York har- Show Gaus invued. Biace & Wontng age, sess | aa pL nN | hh Sg ~3 i Upeer pare ry locomotives on both shores diu their best with s A ps eit ee “. Col. McFarland makes an earnest protest ued and submit U.S. ex rei Hanu ‘CURIOUS STOR’ sal ‘Lnese, Ee. bt ey eps pe 3 Congr part 1408 Fst, | Sconin whistioa to make the triplaterestiog, ava | AUule K. Lewis, sub lot ai,. of weptember, $. as one oF r great, eovers ; ue 7OR RE A _G-Ro f{OU=E, 5 MIN. WALK ioned, an sides in Kausas, Micbigul Frank Leslie has received from the Treasury De- | persons over and under 2 ars of age a id way, on duty Uwo blocks from the scene of the ex- a fev Higulauds Moe. ERE ee, fine yard and | Ideho, Missourl, Arkansas, Indians, Kentucky? partment a letter stating that the seizure of cer- euty. ‘and forty acres, respectively. “The remain. | Lowell. He 1s to be tried to-morrow in Ridge- | Way, om duty JOR RI 1011 Ct av. 157... 8 1221 Cavin w. iors de a Y bruised aud | Tor Chree men lost during the gaie, ‘The men were arlet ets ‘Tennessee, Was. ‘ter Panag r f 4 f ton, and the result of this trial will deter. | Plosion, was knocked down and badiy out in dories when the gale sturted, ‘They were See = | Cio and Te eee ee eae ee ee a ee ree eit | ike mow’ won to Lowell cers will got | possibly inuermally injured. Pat Osan, @ coal | Uaabietoger buck autuirited out of sigue “Toe By DULANY & WHITING, 1320 Fat. pe Europe was uot warranted, and the collector at | and comprises 500,000 acres ‘The Quapaws are | Lim. Just a year ago he was tn the same Jull | 26a"Cr TOs ie beneath the debris. He wantaien | schooner krunklin Woodrull also had ber colors at ¥-room House, faruisaere 3 dara New York lias been instructed to refund to her du- | the only tribe whoure satisfied with the allotment, | for forgery, but escaped the penalty through the hour after the catastrophe ‘and was | half mast for five men lost, Capt, West says: “It T0-roota Hote furulsied, 1008 Suisderiand Place. | Sent e boat ap score cat om Strike. | {les exacted upon tie articles. With the letter ts | Members of the other Uribes are protesting, ‘The | fickleness Of the complainant. ‘Titus has several eee ised and Cur Abaut tine bead. Sng Wat | was the worst gale ever saw’ While it lasted. om elewaut 767 . ~ 7 ins a uion Lhut rs mal ley Wi vit vi i Be URLS aan tH ue | eaten mre | SET ee ote ak wp Sal | or eecevaaanees Tone =| Rana sae me uy elgg | baba, Canute eae a Unturnisueds 179 Gate Pauy willuot yield, "It 48 rumoreu’ tuat a lange | elt wrongtul action, reine ee er ee. a eee pas, crashed thi Lhe root to Uhe cellar Of | Eiea we setained at anchor they could. not ‘have House, unin 1313 20th a eek es ee a y's house. Every house in the r= ined u sewage SG | SS y: uptuetished, 1313 20th st ee nee makers tm the company’s Empey | Tye sore AGaINst Kissane Disqissep-—By a rul- English Spies in America. A sre FOR a. aes Gas, Sa ese Foun Burbs for Gavaaged. The mea 1e9 Us Au any ways ne an was drvwued Ph st baw Oe 2S 1_FOUK-STORY BRICK HOUS ——__ Court. tn Sun Franetieo yesterday: the case against | FIVE MILUION DOLLARS, A TEAR PaID TO watoH | S(aletescer who has just returned from Washing. | CAM ascribe no cause for the disasier. ie suys the | 18 sight of the vessel nee drifted Out of sight Sotave torte | BYGCM mee 1s Hodery improvements. | FEN ANCLAL AND COMM: a EAL S Se eee nae ee PSS Serena Zon, says that he attended a dinner party at which | Dollers were only five yearsoldand were recently beanie Bee ae: cry Disc cline Noes Lae ey B NAD ND COMMERCIAL, Mision Kissane, whi achieved such notoriety John Boyle O'Reilly wasinterviewed in Boston, | 0&8 wealthy men, and that the propused | thoroughly repaired. “They were supposed to be |. mane all mer, Inquire AB ister ne. OMS gar New York Stock Market. Practicaliy Tuled Ou of court under the state of | Sunday, by the Worud correspondent on the sub- | monument to Gen. ROVE E. Lee wab a top ot aie- | Hon-explosye. Bi de Et N EIGHT-ROOM BRICK DWELL. | , The following are the opeming and closing prices of | limitation. Judge Sawyer sustained the demurrer | ject of his being shadowed by English spies4o this cussion, 72 mentee SS earn Jowett a Pompen to Amburstburg, Ont., to inquire into lighthouse gee er gs inig_in first Latayette Sas 175 Edtayetto Sq, Te 106.09 | B,C. (PRE Mb. 78,9 1801 TUE saked. | draw his will. This vas done tn full before a Wit- | Would use every efor’ to bring thelr actions to | time. "An official from the Britian consul's ofc | erally known that opium is at tbe ‘all ‘October 2, 1887, at 9 am [ermout av tiear 0.117250 For 16th st; Lor. 160.58 | Market stocks fa, 1803, currency, 10 Water | ness, Mr. Proctor, 10 was then a man of sound | lig! le Engitsh gor called at the office of the quarantine commission | ner troubles. The craze began shortly after Miss PR asven datghter ot Mary’ eid the inte ‘ serie Ng | Rath GSE ut cht ei | Mp ui rue pnp |e ASAP aaae™ mem | Sey tae ns arn re | cera Cages Sec ae | PAN dela «Stim, near o ‘ eed Wok aame, a nthe Word “Melvin” when Cholera cases, He ‘of Intense ‘temperament, 0G iat near F ot Bl big aed. SGeorgutcwn Uns, 38'0hn, Rte | he suddeniy died without completing the signa Greeting @ Burgiar with « Bi ment had asked by cable for advices In the matter, | People of Intense artistic vemperament gn tant abled sslfand cre: H. PARKES Metropolitan Insurance,71 bid. Atlington Insuran > | ture. It 18 understood that the document would aw rsdeadi it ‘been, Bow agora: rok with pain, earl Kate. aw. "RNISHED. 150 Gorcoran Insurance, 55 asked. Columbia | have cut off the oldest son with $1. There are | THE ROBBER CLAIMS THAT HE MERELY WANTED TO ASK And ‘to bear. i 30) Biegeae eee te ae Insurance, 12% bid, 18, asked. German-American | three other children. The question ‘ing the FOR SOMETHING TO EAT. And yet, throush all, at times she emiled 00 “Buildings *Acoproot.trom | waves, 151, big. Fotouwe Insuranes, 69 “bid. | validity of the will has to be settied Dy the | stanley Reynolds, a shoe dealer, occuples a cot- na fsuseis called her bowe, 0 7 100 cach tee ork ay 0. 20, sited Bank of Waal courts, tage at 161st street and Gerard avenue, New York. ag iw ansela called her ington, 3 4 itizens” 8 nk, TES bite dectod National Bone TG oe gee cee | MoupER oF an OLD Max.—Dennia Morris, age | He sleeps On the Arst floor, He was awakened at INGTON. 1710 AND | UPA bin. Secdad National Bank, 126 Uid, 180 asked. ‘ 2 o'clock Sunday morning by hearing some one eaee, sureol portheast. ou Weiuesday” ent tenautewantel Olt | Heo, 140 tghed. Sovambts ie Insurance cs Bi Ta, | mies fron “Newton, Neda near’ the willage ‘ot | try the trout door. “He lay there and heard the po 3 Jon KENT 543) WATER AND | Se ae arciee ttt At saked, | Chess: | Branchville, Sussex county, was found dead Sun | intruder walk around tothe front window, ‘The Soul, Balatives and = panto iSoisaiene | vyake none | day morning under a chestnut tree in a small | stranger tried to open the window aed 2 specttully favited to ba

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