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Beating the Bell Punch.

Superintendent Newell, Of the Seventh Av-
Railroad. believing that some OF his conductors
clreumyentng the bell punch lhe discharged four
OF them last week In revenge they circulated In.
furious reports about him.
The superintendent consulted Capt, sieers, and last
evening Ofirer Cunulug arrested Thomas W. Byron
Richard Barnet. and Louis A. bicny, anas Harding
car tickct count erfciter.
Beneath the vests OF Byron and Bonnet tiny
gongs surmounted by brass hoops, that are runR with
bit OF leather that hangs below the Of the oper
atOr Many had mechanism, aa large as golden
eagle, that Tings loudly and punches the rtp ticket
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The United state. Auain-, Jay Cooke & Go.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.--In the United States
Circuit Court, this morning Judge McRennan read the
opinion OF Justice Strong in the matter Of the United
states against Edwin NJ Lewis trustee Of the estate OF
jay Cooke x Co. The clam Of the Government was
that the hrm Of Jay Cooke. heCulloch co OF London
Of which the nemOers Of the hrm Of Jay Cooke Co.
were partners at the ume OF the bankruptcy Of
the latter ndeDted TO the Government IN the sum Of
Gl32 BlOi that II had priority over other creditors,
that The assets IN the hands OF the trustee should
nrs be applied TO the discharge OF THIS indebtedness
The argued at Erie and Judge strong sustain
ing the claim OF the Government DEGREES in its favor
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The BueII-ChundIer Libel Suit.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 5.-Ths question Of the suf-
ncency Of the Indictment against A. C. Buell., for al
legged libel OF senator Chandler of Michigan, came up
before the United States Circuit Court again today
and was argued by counsel after which Judge Treat
delivered the oDinion, in which he said the grnvest
question was that OF Jurisdiction. Either the Police
q me offence charged Il 4 had ursdcton, then the
II had not then act OF 1874. giving the Criminal
Court ursdoton It, was Retrospective as far as
operative. Tho prisoner was ordered TO be discharged.
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Wa. he Murdered on tho soundt

WORCESTER, Mass, oct 5.-Tne Hon l.. w.
Pond one Of heaviest manufacturers OF machnists
tools In this city, has disappeared.
Last Friday lie went TO Boston on business Trip ln'
tending TO return the same night, While IN Boston he
co about 800 but instead OF returning here he
telegraphed his son from Fan River that he was gong
to New York on busin S.
lie took the steamer Providence for New York,
The next mOrning coat, hat, and pair Of shoe 3,
which have been Identified as Mr. Ponds were found IN
the and OF the berhs hau been evidently
occupied. His money and watch are missing.
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DR.. David A. Perry Sent 10 jail.

Or. David A. Perry, famous as the originator
OF Perrys Aromatic Bitters" was arraigned for
in Elizabeth Yesterday having been convicted of
practice, He Il 75 years of age ana has made aud
Lost fortune, His vfe IN the court room Judge
Runyon much affected said that in his he had
performed more unpleasant act. The age of the
prisoner and his hitherto exec lent standing IN society
made the duty the more painful He then sentenIed
Perry to ten years in labor state prison. and 10 pay
u nne, Perry with his uncle, Commodore Perry,
In the famous Lake Erie ngAt.
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A Sick Man Dvipg In n Cell.

ST. Louis, Oct. b.-Mr II. f. Hynson, said to
be wealthy cotton planter Of Alexandra. La, was
found the Pacific Railroad depot last evening In
helpless condition. lie was taken TO the calaboose
and placed in cell, under the suspicion that he
Intoxicated At about midnight some gentlemen
called at the police station and Inquired for him. and
going the cell bring him out he found dead
on the door. Coroner Dudley examined the body and
gave the opinion that death was caused By heart DIS
dauRhttrs residing few miles from this city and
when found very sick instead OF being Intoxicated
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The Senate Investigating Committee examined
the ofcers OF the Tombs yesterday in relation 10 the
privileges that Coroner Croker enjoyed while he
prisoner that institution They took testimony also,
CONCERNING the management of the horguei aud one
witness said that while he did not know that certain
suspected that such was the fact because one Of the
Keepers assistants had tried TO obtain certificates Of
deaih when such ceTtlncates had been applied FOR
by the friends ef dead persons In the Morguo
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THE BANK or CALIFORNIA.
EIectins New Trustees-Tbe Present Condi-
tion Of the Bank.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 5.-The stockholders
o; the Bank OF California met to-day at IL A.
NJ, to hear the report Of the directors and elect
new trustees. $4,000 shares of stock were repre-
sented, and out of these Mr.. Sharon, as PresI-
dent of the Syndicate, voted 2S.OOO the bal nee
being In the hands OF indirect holders. The
following gentlemen were elected trustees ID.
O. Mills, Thomas Bell, William Sharon, Geo II.
Howard, William Alvord, william Norris, John
o. Earl, Jas. X. Keene, kobt. +. Morrow Nicho-
las Luning ana 4. j. Baldwin. The trustees
will organize tomorrow. 1t Is understood Mr..
Mills will be president.
The Directors report that the banks assets
with good management would pay the deposit
ors and leave one TO two millions for the stock
holders.
Both stock boards opened this morning with
sDectators
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Tsmmany Ounrrels Settled.

At special meeting Of the Tsmmany Com
nlluee on Organization yesterday afternoon, the Hon.
John Kelly presiding the subj Committee on Discipline,
to whom had been submitted the question Of reorgan-
Eing the Second and Seventeenth Assembly Districts
sub ted their report and the districts were organized
follows:
Second Assembly District Patrick J. Murphy Chair
man. Thos. Ncalis. Secretary and Andrew j. White,
Treasurer Committee on Organization, Patrick Ly
sdght ana william r. Dale.
Seventeenth Assembly District-Frcderick Smyth,
Chairman Leo {. DcssAr Secretary - Mccullough.
treasurer Committee Organization. Siessrs Slnyth
nd
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American Peaches In London.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The experiment OF
bringing peaches per steamer Canada from New
York, in box on deck, arranged on the Ale
grettl refrgeraiing plan. was success, the fruit
being delivered here in good condition, and
eagerly purchased.
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Prepar,ps for GuiborG. Burial.

OTTAWA, Oct 5.-It is reported that u squad
OF 200 picked from the Governor. Generals Foot
Guard has been detailed TO proceed TO Montreal to be
prcseht at the burial AT Guibords remains.
Is also reported that the authorities of the Inttut
CanAdieD have been IN communication with the Navy
Department at Washing,o In reference TO the OF
the efficient selfexploHiyes TO be used In Gut.
buTds grave prevent lie beng tampered with after
the hnr al
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Rodriguez aud Toledo, the Cubans who were
arrested Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Monday night,
arragned before Justice Delmar yesterday under
the statute which makes the attempt to night duel
punishable by imprisonment for not than
years. Their counsel pleaded not gu lty, aud the JUS
tlce refused to admit them TO bail
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Richard Evans OF New York reported to the
police In Jersey CITY yesterday that John Brogan start
ed from Baltimore the 10Th OF August intending to
sail for Ireland He was traced to Jersey CITY, snd
there he disappeared, His baggage los IN the ~
York once Of the railroad company.
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Every cent Of this was paid for work that was
fully covered by the re pair contract under which
the State was p ,yinR Lord t4t,U0 u year.
In April, 1869, Jarvis Lord, the father Of George
ders for valuable repair oonttact Phelps
submitted, In the name OF bis nephew, bio to
do the work for four years aud eight months,
for $4,000 year. Lord proposed that Phelps
should repuniate bis bid, In which case he would
take the contract himself and divide the profits
with Phelps. rhis offer having been rejected.
Lord proposed to pay Phelps 5000 II he would
not sign his contract with the State. lhis pro-
posal was also declined and the effect OF the
dehnitive refusal to unite with Lord In his
to apply for the cancellation Of his contracts,
and to withdraw from all further canal contrast
Ine work In New York state, under conviction
that Lords influence over the canal omcers
made II impossible for him to compete honestly
for the work on anything like equal terms.
THE CANAL BOARD IN SESSION.
ALBANY, Oct. 5.-lhe Canal Board met
this morning, all the members being present.
Petitions we're received from Phillp COrkngs,
Mr.. Ford. and John N. Barnard for the cancella-
uon Of their contracts, on the ground that the
money for the works WIS exhausted. The
prayers OF the petitioners were granted on con-
dition that the state shall be released from
claims for damages. Similar petitions we're re.
ceiyed from John Riley aud John Brown, and
they were referred.
Secretary OF state willers, from q majority Of
the committee on increased elevator charges,
submitted awritten report, concluding with the
recommendation that grain tolls on the canal.
| be increased in the discretion OF the Cana
Board and declaring that the elevator owners
had violated their agreement with the state
when the latter reduced the tolls. On motion
| of Comptroller HOPKINS the report was tabled
and ordered printed. He thought It was toe
late In the season 20 act upon II, there beini
only two months OF nav vRation remaining.
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state Against Denison, Beden & Co., the motion was
argued ut the Schenectady Special Term by Ruger and
Hscock for The defendants End Mathew Hale Tor the
state. The decision has been rendered VacRtng the
orders OF arrest with leave 10 the defendants 10 rene
AmOtion to set aside the attachments,
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The Lost Lizzie Ives

The agents OF the schooner Lizzie Ives. which
seen laundering IN lat 49, 90 long. 10 co.. have
not received any Information regarding her crew. 10
Il supposed that they perlshcd after Abandoning her
The Lizzie Ives was laden with coffee anu lugwOOd.
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The Orpheon Free Vocal Schools opened their
fourteenth season In stenway Hall last night. This
public Organization, maintained by private means. has
given free vocal instruction twelve thousand persons
within thirte years at a total cost OF t23,O0O.
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THE BROKEN SAYINGS BANK.
Clerks Making Figures Preparatory 90 n
Report to the Courts.

The trustees OF the Third Avenue Savings
Bank seem to have utterly deserted the institution.
Not one has been there this week The receiver sts
alone and clerks busily preparing statement for
The court. All day yesterday groups OF deDOsitOrs
stood the sidewalk. grumbling Most OF them were
women In humble circumstances, The depOsltors viii
meet in Hitchcock Hall Third avenue, Tonight.
In the Circuit Court IN Albany yesterday, Mr. William
S. Carman bonds as elver were approved Dy Judge
esbfook and 1t ordered that ali securities of the
bank shall he deposited with the ppitsd states Trust
Company under the supervision Of the superintendent
Of the Banking Department, such securities not 10 he
withdrawn therefrom without an order OF Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-06
Double Murder and Suicide.

CARLINvILLE, H., Oct. "a horrible double
murder and suicide occurred here TO-DAY Charles
Brink in a nt OF SINGER shot Mrs. Deborah Hall, hb
mother nlaw, and Ellen Brink, his wife. KnE them
instantly, and then, placing the pistol to his temple,
nred killing himself also, No cause can be assigned
for he tarr deed
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Four tugs with a complement Of laDorers
rived at stapleon, Staten Island. yesterday. Tor tho
purpose of demolishing the club house and the pier OF
the ferry. Ihey went to work with VIII. but
we're arrested by tue police. There was much excite
ment In StapletUn.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DdSHEs HERE AND THBRE BY THn
SUNS EXPORTERS.
TITO Gories Of the Ballot st the Prinsrtes-
The Voice Of the People, and How " u
Ascertained BY Jebn o. Brien & Ce.

Ascertained By Jebn ~ Brien & Ce.
Yesterday morning representatives Of che
AntLCustom House Republicans formally laid theie
grievances before Mesers butcher aud Robertson Of ss
state committee Mr.. Atwood, OF the Eighth Distrio<
read an affidavit exhibiting the sbsoute power OF ths
oficehoders omittins the Twenty .nrst District. he
showed that Of the twenty Presidents OF the sssoc'a
uons Of the other districts. thirteen ofhcchoiders
Of the forty Vice Presidents twenty mold ONCE
DO ntteen OF the twenty secretaries, twelve OF tao
twenty treasurere. and twenty.cght OF the forty Tn
spectors. Mr. Atwoods snidayit further showed that
In his district tue provision Of the aociations cons
tuition recurring the pol list to be hung up n Con.
not observed, and that When Il asked for ~
was not produced. John O'Brien who WAS one of tho
Inspectors of election. examined every ballot that was
offered and II vas for an undesirable csndidste
sold the Offering II that his name not on the
books and refused TO accept the ballot. 0Brien re-
quired that the ballot should be presented before he
would whether the person entitled TO vote.
Mcssrs butcher and Robertson Will continue the hear
m IN
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LOSSES by FIRE.

The works OF the Van Riper Manufacturing
Company at Pascaok n j., were destroyed b. nre on
Monday night. Loss $4,000.
VIM. T. Rockefeller's barn in Bethlehem, N
y, was burned on Monday night with 80 tons of hay,
800 bushels Of oats, harneD, wagons, moving maohue,
fanplpR ulll, 10.
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A Family Jar that Prevented Burglary.

Early yesterday morning Patrick Holy aud his
wife, OF 10 North Elliott place disputed about 5000
that the husband had drawn from the bank. Holy
down into the cellar with lighted lamp She disc "
cred three men In the cellar who had recretod them.
selves teal tho 5000 She hastcncd to inform the
ice buI lheY could not hnd the mon.
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Ono million oopi OF No. OF The Boys OF the
World VIII be ready In few days. and they win be all
given away Every boy should he on the look out ana
procure one. News sgent. viii have full suppy.-Adv.
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F.om Ro.,ou a. P.asbLeeu.i..

PoUdHKnEPsIn, Dot. B.-To-day for tho 6rst
cvy without cSsnec Tho dstsnce Il sp0 miles. Snd Il
wss TVn v I hVpIp sAa W RlnutQk, e.
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Tho My.teriou. woman In Black.

The woman who committed suicide at 4Gl
Elizabeth street recognized yesterday ms Caroline
GrauslObb. late of Sixteenth street and Avenue A. 10
IL sAid thst her husband had deserted her.
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Tho Travellers Insurance Company have 1uat
paid an OF % 0O bV the death OF Mr. Van
andt Dawes, well known Dy Insurance men VINO was
drowned sbOVi throe wesk4 tsS o. 6eugeF"es-AsE
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

The Siege of san sebastian-Ths Forts si-
fenced bV the CRriists.
HENDAYE, Oct. 5.-On Monday all the
steamers In the harbor OF Santsnder were EN-
bargoed to convey troops TO San Sebastian. To-
day II 10 reported that the forts OF San SebastiaR
have silenced the Carlist batteries.
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

High but slowly falling barometer, northeast
70 southeast winds, warmer. cloudy weather aud ran
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indemnity him for the inconsderablo expense
~ which ho had beon subjected.
GEORGE D. LORDS PROYITs.

The nnancial results Of Lords career IA ie-
Rislator aud contractor with the state In cOnneO-
ton with these transactions up to the present
stage OF tho committeo's Investigations are thus
tabulated
Fyra-COnf-dcf FOR dredgfpr Ohio basin.
kocss ssTbor h 80 $50 Ssh" 'i"'o'' ,t,is 90
Second Le0t ,iduUe d,cdrds under tho john
Rdnd ReieC hcf. .-First avi rd and interest, -
tJJ.783.36 Second award, t3o,SbI 1O,1S 10
7Aird- Direct ci1,ins Of and d0drds to q. ID.
IOrd-Clans Med and paic under Chapter
053 Of the Laws Of 1871 ti2,t3i. 81 Award
tor alleged damage undpr repair contract . ..
Relief Act of 1870, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bStM bl
To,ai................,..... .si97.Si5 20
OHIO basin sie,.lb "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-23
II III. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucticneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and L SITS northwest

Eb kRick FROM Thf EEsi hhhSh sS kSo
STORES, ON THE WEST SIDE OF Torn
SThEET; (Nos. us, $50 and 322, BETWEEN
AND SITS. NORTHWEST.
IA BY yIrt1e OF deed IF trust to Daniel u.
t;I Eaton and myself, dated April l., A ID. lYI,
duly recorded in Lber No. 6i5 folio 2il sc one Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia and
at public auction, in front OF the premises on Fri
DAY, August b, ISIS, at o clock .. m, the follow
ing described real estate situated in the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia, 70 wit All that
in the city of Washington aforesaid. known as the
north half n of Lot fourteen Ia in sluare mum
bered three hundred and forty seven, 1917 on
the plat OF said city, said north half e of said Lot
10th street northwest, and running the depth of said
Lot.
Also, all that piece or parcel of lanS and prem.
Uses known and designated on the Plat of said CITY
dred and forty seven (3E fronting fifty 1904 feet on
the west side OF 10th street northwest and running
the depth of said lot, together with tie improve
ments, consisting of a three story, mansarf -roSf
pressed brick front dwelling and store, with cellar
a three-story and basement, pressed brick front
dwelling and 81 ore, and three tory, aseme Mt 1d
attic, Pressed brick front dwelling with bag win.
dow. These houses have all the modern improve
nents, and sre first class In every respec,.
Terms, as prescribed by the deed of trust, viz.
l2 O0o, with interest At 10 per cent per anuum from
cash and the balance in six and twelve months for
which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, will be taken. deposit OF
sale, and all convey .ncing the ex pense of tine
purchaser. IL terms or sale are not COMPLIED with
IN seven days the trustee reserves the right resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauting
GEORGE w. STICkNEY Surviving Trustee
y y eoads J. L. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
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The khed.,e,s America, om,.r

M,AA of african sNFLoEATEOS.
us Lp'.,'Cn News ol the SIh Instant saws.
Let rs nm Egypt " tate date give very
es.coEfSf.rg accrUntS 90 the pr0crssS mn kif.s
oy Tie kat 4lve'S officers in e ,.orinc and
ton eD9 cC-NwcrCe. g. 10 ~. ,-.,.,.'.
American olfCSr who -. 3 !. r.-,s.,,f =, "a
inocs ~ his sar-rg Srd >ucco - t., eNt-slt-tn,
10 " tcSa. AID Who has since r,eis 80,
equally Succs SSful eNp!~rarsCr,S i,,c -,t,,..-.s
10 Cairo. bringing hack We uatsVcS az ,It.,s--
cnt trioes- togetser With many curious v-r-
weapons and implements. showing the as,-
ierent degrees q civilization atsaiuei II.
slNes a most graphic acoaEut OF his a.ivpn-
tures afd discoveries, md ray b CNDc.fet
soon IN Europe 20 maze preparatiors ar
otleT explorations which arC - hc es7fraSf a
20 hin, 10 penetrate farther into she heart 81
ALrlca under the khcdivc'y auspices. seven.
sr,eaii1.rs Low lily between khartcum aui
nt-aH. ahove which Tie rNpiAS render Fhe
Min unnaVigable. The distance befwesn
khartoUm aud Gorlon's IeaIaua-tars< l.
more tEan ole Thousand miles. IL has cs-
tahN>hed lines az posts - u kept, his
communication open, and h. made f.,ac,
with The tribes with whom Baker was NJ
war, acroitly awaiting himself ~ Abn1
Saood Takers be rcUN n the first
place. AID then CisrniSsing him. thus
checking The slave trade most J..ectualiy
by turning its instruments % other uses
Sonion has proved great success. ant his
occupation 81 The country has cost m COW
eminent nothing, as he has made 10 Self-Sus-
tainlng hy The T. Ctuoo le has sent 70 "a -.
Col Purdy an American officer IA the Khr-
dives scrNiCe) has reached the cal-stal al
IariUr, and reports that there = f.arfy n
water ~ The Me between that y,oif,f aud Ca,
point OF his departure. so that the ollSfa.., =,
MLlcE IaLiei Eaker seems no longer ID eN-
ist. Col. Colsiou also N American Officer,
Is pushing GA probably into tHe interior Nv
another route; while Mitchell. the goo'asisf
~ INC 'ro-con expedition. who D. not FAR
from kerEar. between tie Nflc ar.l trr ftat
Sea. has discovers two gold mines. formerly
worked in ancient times, the shafts stiii
ofcn. lie reports that. with modern apY.i-
alceS. one OF these shafts could be Success
fully and p7oatahiy worked. what percent
age n gold ne has found has not been ma q,
pChlc. In tact The energetic kheiive. SEQ
oudcu 10y equally energetic officers Is puSh-
ing exploration and Investigations 81 All
hlhos INTO this Terra ilirsflt,'r with a SuccC -
equal 20 hiS efforts.
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STORY OF a KIDNAPPED GIRI-On Mon
day morning last "A girl ten years of age was
found on the shore OF the river in a derangeI
state. Mr.. Oakly, who found the girl, took
her home, and after she hal taken some food
and slept size became rational, and, In reply
10 questions, said her name was Magic
Flannery, and that her father was Martin
Elannery, Of Newport. She told the story OF
her leaving home thus:-"We lived near "A
foundry in Newport, Ky. / don't know Just
what day lett nome, hut il was early in the
morning. While my step mother was get
ting breakfast ! was running through the
house In my calico night-gown. l went out
into the yard 10 play. A woman who was
passing by asked me 10 take a walk with
her. She said she would bring me back
home again. 1 don't know her name. she
was little woman, and had red nair.
went with her. While we were passing over
Newport bridge she gave me a pln-cuShiOn
and told me 10 smell it. The cushion was a
very pretty One-sed on one size and black
on the other. l. smeiled Dice-like cologne.
i don't remember anything more after that
time until | was found at the river. 1 don't
know how ! came here. My mother is dead.
My SJep-mCthcT and my father were always
GOOD to me. 1 went to live in The family OF
a man named Loo Barber. He has line
house and is Iich. He kick ri me and trea ted
me so tadly my father took me home. This
was two weeks before I was taken from
home" The father OF the child arrived on
Wednesday. and brought her home on Thurs
day night. He said she had been gone three
weeks, but he had no idea how or by whom
she was taken away.-IeUIy (IHd) RercljC,
July Is.