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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

IMPORTANT WHISKY FRAUD CAsE-At
Desmoines, Iowa, the u. s. circuit court.
Judge Dillon presiding, has been engaged
since the 10Th instant In trying one OF the
In this country. In 1865 j. A. Rom0ere. a
saloon keeper in Dubuque, started a distflle-
~ there. In the winter OF 1865 he paid an as
setsment OF $3.50, 900 on account of frauds. In
1873 he was assessed the sum of $4,000
which he refused 10 pay. This suit is brought
70 recover the amount OF bis bond, $1,000.
The book keeper and another employe OF
Rhombere's testified TO the magnitude Of the
frauds. Col. Henderson opened the case for
the government Colonel Lane closed the
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

AN AMERICAN VICTORY ON EyGLrsH
SOFIA London dispatch announces q VIC
tory for Mr.. SaRfords American horse Bay
Final, al the New Market Houghton race
yesterday, for the Dallingham handicap'
Nine horses started, and the first heat proved
q dead heat between Bay Final and the Eng .
Ian horse BToadside for the first place. 10
the second heat Bay Final won the race by
half length. Mr.. Sanford, VINO is one Of
the most respected and successful OF Ameri-
can turfmen, took several OF mis- best horses
10 England last spring, including PreaE-
ness, Mate and Bay Final, and entered them
Tor several OF the principal racing events OF
the season. Up 10 Bay Fioal's Victory
yesterday Mr.. Sanford 5 horses had mel WIKI
q succession OF defeats on the English turf,
but row that the tide seems TO have turned
In his favor IL is TO be hoped he may secure
other trophies as rewards for the enterorise
he has shown In crossing the ocean 70 meet
the best horses of England and France. Bay
Final is full brother TO Preskness and
both were sired by the noted Lexington,
and both are well known 70 the patrons of
the Pimlico race course, where each has
scored creditsble victories.
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ARTHUR NATTANs,
ID u u q q I 3 T,
"a and ID street. northwest,

Bss just received fresh supply OF COD LIVER
GIL and its preparations. God Liver on per nr.
Quart or Gallon. Ligb. Brown God Liver Oil,
lCSrU sn Ltbertnran Also. Burnstt's, De Yongh's,
Ao1ets Bah en- b Msrvinis gem An and others
1lso, snsoIS Cod Liver Oil and Phos Line;
NIsoEs Csrboiized CD Liver. new Frfnder's
.oc Liver OIL srd Lime Al at ysry 10 rest prices.
70 TIE nnfortunatss vho are com PEELED 20 uss 10,
us inEs,e their attention. setA-H
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A Eaiahfal Wetehnen Maraerea.

y. NV 1hM,aaSSzk, Vct: L;LMr. MitchelI, pri.
and contiguous streets, in BROOKLYN, last
evening reported 1t the station house, corner
OF Vanderbilt and Myrtle avenues, that sus.
picfous characters were about, and sug.
gested that extra vigilance be observed In
the neishborhoOd during the night. Mr..
Mitchell was not again seen from that hour
ing, when his body was found in q Vacant
lot in Cumberland street, near Myrtle ave-
pue. He bad been murdered. Great excite
ment reiRns In that neighborhoo1. There Is
90 clue TO the murderers. He leaves q wife
and family.
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The Assassin OF Maybe Bauer.


In August last the mutilated body OF a
little girl named Maggie Bauer was found in
me woods near her parents dwelling, on
LONG xonGv Island 1nsn n: y. On Wednssday last .
was arrested several weeks ago on suspicion
OF being the murderer Of the child, was ken
70 the place where the murder was commit
No. arriving AT the place where the body
was found he was Immediately struck with
holro and remorse. He could stand out in
bis denial no longer, but made a full confess
sion not only or the crime, but OF the man.
ner in which he committed IL as related in a
telegram In yesterdays Star. He also showed
where the deed was committed. and the way
IN when be accomplished il. His narration
On the Afternoon OF the 18th OF August,
when the murder was committed, he was I'm
corn held al the time when Maggie went TO
snow Kate HOFFMAN, the way through the
woods TO the Valley Stream depot. He saw
them both 60 past the corn field, watched
Msgele's return, and as she got opposite To
MIN ne sprang out at her and srasped her by
the throat To prevent her from making q
noise, the poor child meanwhile crying NAL
MAJ"
At this point in the confession the mother
prisoner With the ferocity OF tigress, gran
pied him by the throat ana would no dou Of
nave choked him TO death but for the inter-
position OF the officer, who could with diifis
her child.
McConochie continued: Arier cho.ing
maggie he Kept bis grasp upon her throat
and carried her through the cornfield 10 the
woods, where he attempted to violate her
per: on, and crammed leaves and the corner
OF her bonnet into her mouth, tying the
string together about her neck. He also took
her waist ribbon and tied IL tightly around
her neck. which completed the work OF MUIR
der. He afterwards broke down some cel ar
limbs SO that he could find the BODY afteT
dark, for The purpose of hiding IL more ef-
fectually, but when darkness came on he
was AFRAID 10 60 near the place. The regular
exsmination OF the prisoner will take place
ON MOpday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE PEACE
SOCIETY was held At Philadelphia yester.
day. In the absence OF the president, Mrs
Lucretia Mott, who IL Ill, the vice president,
convictions were adopted expressive of the
principles Of the society. Report was made
OF o correspondence with the president,
King of Spain and Cuban insurgents, recon-
mending the latter two to try arbitration. A
poem was recited BY the authoress, Mrs. r.
b, WestbroOk, of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

THE CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE The
product OF the mines OF the Cumberland Goa
region Tor the week ending October p, WAS
a 504 W tonsi Tor the year 10 that date
lao, 19S 10 tons, decrease OF as, 6f9 O6 tons
as compared with corresponding period OF
last year. The shipments 10 the canal for
the week were Il l59 tons; for the year 523-
1918 tons, decrease OF 22O,05l.l7 tons a.
compared with 1875. The shipments 10 the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad were for the
week % ,y9o d tons; for the year S32 36s.i6
tons, q decrease OF POS S6g. II tons as com
pared with ls15. The shipments to the
Pennsylvania railroad for the week were
3,4O1 o. tons; for the year 96,l55 IS, a decrease
ofS3 So is tons as compared win ls75-l Com
beJl0,ld NeluS 9th A'
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A RECEPTION was given last night In
Brooklyn, N. V, to Martin r. Topper and
VIM. Cullen Bry ant, ~ the residence of Rev.
DR. 4. Dewitt Tslmage. Mr.. Peter Cooper
was also present. Addresses were made by
Heesr Topper, Tslmage, Bryant, Mayor
Schroeder and Mr. COOp0r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

WHY THkY DIDN'T HAVE ANY FEVER
IN LEIPZIG Jane Grey Swishelm from
Leipzig: THE double floors, which are unit
space between is filed with ashes; SO, with
thick partition walls, It is next 10 impossi-
bic TO burn house down. i am told thew
nave no nre engines In Germany, and DO not
nght nre with water, bat with ashes, clay,
sand, old mats and axes. There has not bee
q nreaisrm In Leipzig since we came to IT,
which was the 9th OF last Apriln
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A DRUG CLERK SHOOTS HIMSELF IN Rs
sToRE-A Strwfge tUSe.-A case OF suicide
mas Just been made public which occurred at
an early hour Monday morning I'm the drug
Store corner OF Salem aud Parmentar sfreeLs .
The self murderer was a clerk employed
there, FoXhall Il. Eldrldge by name who. Al
appears, had been In IN hsal IN for a few days
ana absent from the store. During ms illness
ne II said 10 have taken several doses OF
by drate OF chloTal, and that he was still suf-
fering rom the effects OF the drug when he
returned 10 work sunday evening was appa-
rent 10 his employer. He was left alone In
The store, and II appears that, shortly after
midnight, he prepared himself for suicide
de locked the doors on the inside, leaying
the keys in the lock. The pistol was single
barre led, and young Eldridge, % make sure
In case the nrst shot "a led, held In his hand
q second cartridge. At O'Clock Sunday
morning be was found dead In the store with
q pistol by his side. Coroner Street was
called, but deemed an inquest unnecessary
Eldridge wss q graduate OF one of Boston's
high schools, native OF Philadelphia high
~ educated and respectfully connected. He
was q nephew OF Commodore Foxhan Par-
ker, commandment al the Charlestown navy
yard Boston Glsbe, 25th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

- The Cincinnati police are raidinR the
ganb ling houses Of that city.
s6The Jobnstown (Pa-) steel works have
resumed operations.
~New Brunswick claims 10 possess q
trained moose that has trotted q half mile in
I10, and 10 now matched TO trot . mile In
220.
~Two enterprising Cali1ornians win
netover $50 900 this year from o thousand
acres of walnuts and almonds planted four
years ago.
a6An International congress, to consider
the best means OF maintaining and exfand-
ing the observance OF the sao6ata, was held
last month In Geneva.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

Hon. CHARLIE E. On LONG, exc NIpiafar
toJapen, died Of typhoid fever at VirTinia
City, New. yesterday. Mr.. Long Wa q
citizen Of Nevada: he was appointed MIN.
was commissioned Ninister Pienipoteutiary
TO that country. He remained there in that
capacity until 1873, when he returned TO the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

WILLOW FEvER--There were no deaths
from any cause At Savannah yesterday, and
low fever case. There 10 no most Vet. now.
ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

SHOOTING AFFAIR IN VIRGINIA.-At
Wildwood, Clarke county, Va, on Saturday
evening last, an alteration occurred be-
tween A. Neville and VIM. Struder, which
resulted in Struder shooting Neville with Q
pistol, the ball striking him in the groin, In
itcting Q slight nesh wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

MINING ENGINKERs.-At the meeting OF
the Anne ricsn Institute Of Mining Engineers
at Philadelphia the following papers were
reed: "On sulphur and ammonia In alumni
mating gas, by Prof. Silliman; EFFECT OF
the inclined height OF blast furnaces" by A.
w. Howe, and "a plan for a mining school
in Japan" by Prof II. 8. Munroe. All the
papers were discussed at length by those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

CLOSE OF SUCCESSFUL SrRIKE-The
trains on the central railroad OF New Jersey
are now running regularly, the difficulties
between the engineers and the officers OF the
road having been settled on Tuesday even
ing At Pbillipsburg, n. j., At the conference
between President Knight and the commit
tee OF engineers. All Of the old engineers and
nIemen returned TO work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENTS AT DEMO-
CRATIC PARADE. - During q democratic
ing In front OF the portico OF the Brenizer Hail
gave way and precipitated about thirty per
sons, rome OF them children, to the side
walk, eighteen feet below. Twelve persons
were severely injured, having sustained
fractured limbs or internal injuries, but up
70 late hour none had died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

wYMAN, THE Willard" was arrested In
Richmond, Wednesday, for condueting Q
lottery in connection with his entertain.
ments, and ives released on bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

TUE BODY of c. G. Holmes, a Wall street
coDee broker, was found In the East river, at
rev YORK, yesterday. with o cut On the
neau: De was II business Wednesday, and
Is believed 70 have been murdered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

ODr. Deans In New York on Sunday
prayed that reporters might have love for
the truth.
0Geu. Frisbie, OF vallejo, Gal, vas
worth q, 600 goo, dealt In stocks and IL PEN
ntloes.
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

IEsros sAPhs, wATER ooLok DkxW,'
onering ne celebrated Colo.ed Photographs ct
&rseui red ueed gfiees. on Paintirg s and water
lab fafnungs and Frames 70 match. All sty les OF
Hrsnss IN Sold and silver Leaf, 0srmsn GIT. Wal
s,ivsr sna Copper Wire: Mirror and Portrait
xrenee made 70 order and regiit. Paintings
e.ock Of last years Chromos 90 reduced prioes
Gallery OPEN oy gssltght ustil O'Clock. octs- In
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FATALLY SHOT BY HIS BROTHER
Frank A. Wooley was shot and probably
fatally wounded wednesday at Grafton, VT.
by bis brother, Salon Wooley. A feud had
existed between them for some time, and il
was during an attempt TO effect q reconcilia-
ton that the shooting occurred. They were
both men of Hitherto good standing.
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PllmIicO Rocoa.

PIMLICo, Oct. A.-The fret race one mile
Tor Two ear Odds, was won by Bombast, HI
oerbIa second, and Sallie McCrea third.
Time 1.E5.
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Ninth Dfsnissal for the Haxtnx m
Annapolis.

INV YORK, OCT N.-(adet Midshipman
r X. Cookie, OF Illinois, o third-classm an
who refused TO testify In the hazing investi-
Cation case, was yesterday dismissed from
the Naval Academy NJ Annapolis. making
the ninth cadet who has been dismissed for
the same offence in less than o fortnight.
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shfpwreck and Loss or Life.

CAMDEN, NE, Oct 1.-The schr charles
heath, OF Portland, for New York, is sup.
posed 10 be lost, with Ter crew numbering
six persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

FATAL EXPLOSION AND FIRE-An ex-
plosion last night In . ttnsmith shop In st.
Johns, N. B., fired the building. Seven men
Nugent was burned 70 death and Andrew
Coyle probably fatally injured. Two
others were burned severely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

sILvER.-The total disbursements OF sill
yer thus far made by the Treasury amounts
To s21 ,0o6 600.
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$4,000 IN five and six per cent bonds,
held by the Treasury 10 secure national
bank circulation, were Withdrawn to day,
and A per cents substituted.
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Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Z.-Wm. X. Hast
tnes, supposed 70 be resident of Jackson
Court House, Ohio. committed suicide here
early this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

ANOTHER 1NsoLvKNT INSURANCE CON-
PANY.-The Philadelphia Times states that
the Penn Fire Insurance company Of that
city, by decree made bv Judge Allison, has
been dissolved on the ground Of its insol-
vency. VIM. McMichael was appointed re-
ceiver Of It's assets, &c, and entered security
In ais 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoN.-The 10th
district republicans OF New York have NOM
mated Hamilton Babcock for Congress.
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nssheIey.e and the s.lu,..,,.ss

Mr.. Jennings, the LOEdon corres poodent
OF the ~. Y. Wofid In describing TIA Efforts
OF Professor Lancaster and Mr.. MaSkeleyue
10 expose the ''metium" slsde. VINO mar
ferns le siste-wriung trick, says:
|" Perhaps some OF your readers may sss.
above He 10 a msn mat has male = nor
tune by inventing little mechanical ngure
an exact representation of which slightly
csricatured) appsars IN this week. Plach.
Mr.. MsSkeIeybes dummy Is dressei DO IKE
Turk, has q lass pillar beneath him, and
when you have walked all round him aud
seen thstn wires connect him with an elec-
uicsl or any other apparatus, the rurk plays
a hand In game of wnist-three persons
from the audience playing the other hands
hr. hsSkeleyne merely calls out each card
ss IL Ia laid upon the table. The TURK draws
his card from little stand where bis thirteen
are arranged In front OF him, aud Mr.. Mas
seleyne takes II and puts 20 on the Others.
i went 70 see this prodigy the other day, an "A
az all the tcienlinic men ia London have been
there, and Mr.. Maskeleyne has afforded
tnem every facility for making Thorough
ehsnlnsuon OF the ngure, aud A. none OF
taesa nave discovered the secret, 4 need not toll
You that am quite In the dsrk respecting a.
Ine inquire i completely isolated from cur
a sslns OF msehinery electricity could not oe
employed, and any OF the audience may pass
cane or umbrella beneath or round anon
II, or exercise 81 IN any way. II Is certainly
swonoe.Lnl piece OF mechanism-for mech
anism Mr. hssSeleyne tells You distipctly
IL is-and be challenges all the world 10 md
out how 10 IL made. or by what means An A.
WORKED. 1 may add, as q curious fact, that
the Sptritualists assert that Mr.. Maskeleyne
is himself medium" OF uucom non now
ers, but that he chooses 10 deny 10. and uuds
10 more profitable 10 ascriOe the wonderful
actions OF biz "Psycho' tas the figure ~
called 10 merely natural causes Mr.. MAS
keleync himself declares mat he Is sworn
be 10 Spiritualism, and that he Will never
rest until he has covered all Its discip PIES and
prophets with shame aud confusion. In the
meantime be has found 10 necessary 20 give
Two performances every day. ali the town
nock 10 Them, aud ~ "a necessary % secure
seats iOrtni ght beforehand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

PAY DAY.-The Treasury department will
the payment OF October salaries
10 morrow.
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PrRsoNAL.-Gen. Garfield was compelled
to cancel his engagements to speak in con-
sequence OF the severe illness OF his little
child at bis residence in this city. The
little sufferer died Wednesday, and Gen.
and Mrs. Garfield have departed with the
tady from their home in OHIO. ....Senator
Wlthers, of Va, has entirely lost the sight
Of his right eye.
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Fatal Boiler Explossou.

NV GORk, Oct. IA boiler In a hour
mill In Marsellies, Mich, explodei yester~
day, killing three men, fatally inJuring two
others and scalding a number.
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kilograms to The Star
CHICAGO EXCITED.
INTIMIDATING A JURYMAN.
EUROPE TO-DAY.

CHRISTIAN Va. MUsSULMAN.
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Nor DEAD YET-Dr. II. +. Helmoold 10
In negotiation for prominent site on 18th
street, near one OF the main avenues, on
which he proposes 70 build q drug store far
ahead of any thing In the world. He has, he
says, plenty Of Offers OF means and stock
frUm the best drug houses and dealers both
OF letters from some Of the most prominent
nrms In the United States 10 sustain this
statement. II he In monomaniac, be avs.
amt dead yet be added, land L moSu IN
astonikh New York."-lM Y. World, 2sth.
A POLICY SHOP FOR WoNrN OxLy-The
police Of the stage street station In Brook
lyn yesterday afternoon raided ON q policy
shop al III Stage street, kept by Rose schu-
Pauline Schradenbaum, Clara Lent, Ger
trude Erkhard. Magdalene Gallinger, and
Margaret Boiler were buying clips, and
Detective Ennis and Ofiicer Hamilton ar
rested them IN " San, 26th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

NATIONAL BANK NorEs received to-day
or redemption, $685. III.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY-Inter-
al revenue, s4o5 1895 90; customs, s6i3 OH IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

fOsThASTER GESERAL TIMER ret
rom New York this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

"PoLYTICs D. K."-A letter has been re-
ceived at the Treasury department from
Aberdeen, Ohio, without signature, contain
ing $50 bill. The writer does not distinctly
state what disposition he wants made of It,
An examination has disclosed that II 10 q
counterfeit bill. The writer concludes the
letter by saying, "Polytics o. X. Keep Carl
Schurz on the fly In New York and Conk-
ling In the country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

SUITS AGAINST CENTRAL o. o. How
ABD.-Yesterday afternoon District Attor-
ney Wells entered two suits for the United
States against GenI o. o. ADMINISTRATIONS
In assumpsit-one TO recover $50 900, with
interest from July 10, 1865, and one to re-
cover 10000, with interest from May II,
1855, which amounts, it Is claimed, he re-
ceived as Commissioner Of Refugees and
Freed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

CENTENNIAL EXHIBIT OF THE WAR
DEPARTMENr.-The Secretary OF War has
directed that officers In charge OF sections of
the War department display ut the interna-
tional exhibition will make out and forward
10 Major Lyford, the representative of the
War department, by November 9th, lists OF
property In their possession purchased from
exhibition appropriations that 1t may be
desirable to retain by their several bureaus
at the close OF the exhibition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-01
THE BOYs FROM THE CIRCUS.
A Hearing In the Case Of Children Rescued
from the Peril Of the Trapezc.

The examination before Referee Sinclair
In tue case OF the Leon children, acro bats, was
resumed yesterday. John II. Murray, the circus
proprietor, stated that he engaged Leon aud the
children TO perform during two seasons. Leon
always fed clothed, and treated them well, and
their health was excellent. They performed on
atrapeze fifteen feet from the ground. A canvas
was ALWAYS held under them by ten men. They
fell sometimes. but always without injury. They
were often sent to church, and sometimes they
sang Moody and Sankey songs. All their mus
Giles were extraordinarily well developed. They
did not perform over thirty minutes a day.
Mrs. Harriet Marks testified that she saw the
boys every day for several months. Leon treated
them well. She has three children who cir
Gus riders. one Of her daughters fractured a
bone Of the arm by a fall but soon recovered.
Williams artist, testified that they accompanied
the circus during the summer for the pur lose o I
combining pleasure and excitement They had
no connection with the business. Tho children
were always treated well, were much petted, and
seemed happy.
that he had been with Leon Ave years. Hts
father was a bad man, came home drunk every
were very poor. For these reasons he was will
ing TO leave his home and go with Leon. He
went to school two months last year. and could
read and write little. Ho tumbled on the door
ana performed on Icons feet. He was a Catho-
lie, and went TO church very often Leon made
him go. lie was never sick. Leon and his wife
always treated MIN kindly, and never whipped
tim. lie loved them very much. He did not
like the Catholic PrOtectOry. One OF the broth
err struck him with = stick for not dressing fast
enough. The marks were visible yet, Al hough
made over ten days ago. Ian examination re-
vraled two parallel blue marks on the inner side
OF the right leG.l The officers OF the society,
when he was Ia their charge. treated him kindly.
lie WAS never hurt or frightened In his business,
but understood we'll what ne had 10 do. Rather
than stay IN the Protectory. he would prefer to
60 back TO his mother, but most Of all he wished
TO rejoN Leon.
MIR. T.. jenkins. Secretary and Superintende emit
OF the Society for tho Prevention OF Cruelty 20
Children, testified that the society mad an un-
Outstanding with the Catholic Protectory and
otner institutions IN regard to the reception Of
children. lie had received an application for
Pa, VINO wished to adopt them. He was In the
iron business, and worth over S2OU,UOU Circus
BOYS beng generally bright and attractive were
always sought after for adoption. Prince Leo
lad been adopted by q. l. Stratton OF Brooklyn.