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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
ONE SUNDAY NIGHTS DEBlUCyY.
What has Come to he Viewed as n Homicide
on the Eastern End OF I.o~g I-iasd.

The drowning of man and q woman mt
Grr"nport Long Island. II s now believed was
not merely an accident but homicide. The
following fnfs have been aScertainpd: On Sat
uray night of last week the fishing smack
Alice. Captain Cook. arrived at Grcenport and
making fast to the wharf. the captain went 10
his home in the village leaving BENJAMIN and
John Franklin in charge Of the rrat. Tho next
afternoon The men came ashore, and hiring u
horse nd wagon drove To the village Of South
old. Upon arriving there they repaired TO an
inn ami inhibited to excess. Young woman Of
ssolute habits. named Ida Tinker. entered the
btrrOOm and engaged in conversation with the
men. The three went away together, and werc
last seen entering the cabin Of Miss Tinker on
the outskirts Of the village. Here they revecd
in a drunken dobauch until eight O'Clock. WHEN
the men start II ~ return to Grcenport, lda
hopelessly drunk. ACCOMPANYING them.
Al Grccnport the party spent some tme in
cnrousing, and fiually the thice went down to
inc wharf and aboard the smack. Here they
continued their dcbauch until about O'Clock
next morning. Ida desired To return home. and
tie men. not wishing to be recognized. deter
mined 70 convey her TO a train ut the railroad
wharf. IN yawl boat, instead of going dir ~ to
shore. Whether any dispute occurred during
their nights carousal. viii probably never be
known. That they did quarrel before they
reached the wharf Is ccrtain. according to lad
named William Ford. He SAYS:
Ny attention. while walking along the beach
was attracted by loud talking, and looking in
the direction of the sound saw some distance
from the shore y yawl boat. containing two men
aud woman The woman WINS lying on her
side and the two men stood facing each other
engaged in I'm angry conversation. Finally,
thp woman sat up, ana, cat'hinR one OF
tho men by tho arm, drew him into her
lap and threw her arms around his neck.
This alton seemed 10 eNnsperate the other
nnn. and he ordered him to leave the woman
or he would chuck the damned pair of them
overheard With n sudden spring he seized the
man sitting in the womans lap. and hurled
him into the water. Tho woman sprang from
her scat. aud hc caught her. A fierce struggle
ensued. during which the yawl capsizcd. and
both We're dumped into the water. The man
struck out for the shore | ran up the beach,
and. meeting some men, told them Of what had
occurred
When tho mon arrived at the scene they found
Ida drifting out to sea. she being buoycd up by
her clothes. md with gr"Ht difficulty they got
her ashore almost liclcss from exposure. A
snort di-tan 90 up the beach was a shed. 10
whir sh" was conveyed To- await the arrival Of
n physician. No steps wrro taken for a resus-
benjamin. being unable to swim. sank. and the
ncNniay his body was recovered. An inquest
was held and "a verdict in both instances Of ~
cidcntal drowning was rendered. Tho brother
john has not been seen since the inquest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
THE ENGryrHRs' sTRIKE.
How and why the Bo-tor ava Mniue Rail-
roads Locomotives were Abandoned.


II was expected that on arriving at Kon-
nchunk ut o'clock Wnidd"n and his fireman
would step down from the cab, and an engineer
and fireman wcre placed in the passenger ear
To- take their places at that ume. At Just
O'Clock when III" train WIS about three miles
this side OF kcnncbunk. the engineer I'M
on ahead and ont of sight before hc train hands
scarcely knew what was up. The engineer VINO
had boon provided was instructed To ran ahead
aud tryto capture the engine. AcoWpancd by
the fireman and sorlc of the train hands they
started in pursuit.. When within n few rods Of
IN" locomotive, which Wds standing nn the track,
Engineer Whiddcn reversed and ran by the pur
sunrs.. Thus they kept running back and forth
unit. O'Clock. when the fire WAS dumped aud
the steam and water let III The striking en-
ginccr and his fireman then l"it the engine on
the track while this was going on the train
from Boston due here nj 5Oco'k was having
exactly the same difficulty the o,her side of Mem
F,os, D. Me-, rut rha>.
BosToN Fob. 17.-To-day the committee Of the
striking cngn ecrS and Mr.. Arthur. the Chief of
the Brotherhood, wrrc heard by the state Rail
roud Comm isspners. each under oath. They
testified that they had been treated harshv and
unfairly. AMI that no di-p1sition had been
the strike the Pr.sidout q, the Boston and
Maine l,ailroad was respectfully asked to listen
To- their grielan's and requests. but in reply he
said lr could not in 'rraeH tlcir paw. had no de-
sire To- do So. and that ii they w're not satisfied
that they could leave. lie would not even lay
offered there would have been no strike. 1t WIS
avcrrcd that the pay OF the en1ne'rs ON tiis
road was less than any other road running out
OF Boston; that II WIS uneven. and tnnt great
iaVort SIN WIS shown. The grading 81 the nay.
as heretofore, was done away win ny Smlth,
the engine despatrher. against whom tue men
are very bitter. and a dispo- ton WAS soon Ia
drive out the older men and put in cheaper
mon. and also To- keep the younger men on low
pay. Three of the oldest engineers. ono Of
whom hai ben M me employ, 81 ihe r9ah "
Mr. Arthur. tchcf of the Brotherhood cx-
plninnd thr work u..s of The organ iyation II
! ..lsf tad q. DfN ~ Iua 1T
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Eioped an the Morning Previous.


An affecting story comes from Oakland.
A wealthy. middc-agcd Fnglishman had be-
come somewhat Jealous of his pretty wife. A
young New Yorker. with engaging manners and
q uAwuy coat wis the cause % his d~uui'tudr.
The disturbed Bencdik concluded To- try the
thrcadhare trick Of ostnnsihly going up TO
Sacramento for "A week. TIL second 10Y how
ever. he rcturn,d AMI l"t himself quietly nto
th" house. In the library w re- several coats Of
mail brought over from England and in one Of
tie-" he hid. Then he awaited developments.
t. his great establishment. . o'clock passed
without any one calling or his wife coming
down stairs. At about 4. VI. he fell asleep
through futigue. and began snoring. The but
Ter thought IL" h.arl burglars about 50 he came
down stairs In his night.;own, with a douhic-
hhrrellrd KUN under hisarm. tn" jealous g'n-
trmun hai just gun in dream h" was an irun-
citi. When handful of qurll shot took him in
t'r hr'u-'- put'. and. amid hiS trrrifl shrek~.
the butler promptly put IN" other lund into the
per glass. under the Impression that unoth +
iur- lur WAS drawing n bead on him. AT tho
lnle n'igAhorhool had been aroused. til" mis-
take was discovered. Aihid the Smokers of tho
entire ass .nhly the chasrned man crawl.d M
stairs To- his bedroom. \ small note WIS stick
ing on tho pin"ushion. lis wife had eloped the
n l.fpref
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DAMAGES FOR KIDNAPPING.
The Case Of Man who wa. Seized on q
Steamship wharf In New York.

Tho suit OF j. II. Blair against Turtle and
Bull, the Chicago detect vos. for hnving kidnap-
ped him aud carried MIN 10 Inglnnd tYrrnly
and against his will where he wHr found guilty
Of a crime oi viii II II" was SUBJ equcntly proved
Ia have been limo "n'. AN ior which he was
sentenced Ia SOLITARY confinement and hard
labor is before tuc nitcd States Circuit Court
j. ". Ilnir IL an English American, q citizen
OF the United Sih = 10y naturalization. lie con
merry goods IN Boston aud els whore. He was
act NJ partly "a an agent for the London mcr-
camille house Of Riley n Sons. and partly ~ n
dealer in their goods on his own r,spons ibiity;
From his Boston headquarters he established
several branch establishments. that did not
flourish very wcll. and he became involved. and
somewhat delinquent to the London head.
lie also operated in several English towns.
where his wife had charge. The Enllish
branches were muh less profitable than the
Anlcri an. and he Il termined to remove what
little stock remained unsold to America, after
| having. rs ne supposed. Wad" arran gem MS
thHt wrr" und 'r~tppl ny and satisfactory - the
| London house. within five days at r he was
| gone. u movement wis made hy the London
| lrn which forced him into mnkruli'y, AMI
there being No property et to satisfy the claim
u ltiN Sun. "a - 'tiinai ,ilir,' arose dEalnSl
| Blair, which The I'm 'lsh law defines as az
! s"ondng bankruptcy" CONVECTION for which
! inn,cis u long t'rm Of Imprisonment and II
In jnrsance Of this charge. the London house
| despatched an nttache nnnivd Foley. who came
! g. Amcri" as I9rd f,i'y. ana cut NV. u.
| OH .rrs tina Blair had shipped his goods west.
| Win Clisugo. ARRIVING ut Chicago he found II
u & ,i.'U ~, i,,,I i hn,,.
L. """N9 r - ~ ~ III M, az IL
mu, % = i,,,',i ~, l. ~ ,is Tea n,.,n
.i i,i "" T., inonim Hra n ssuI / nrI Frinv
,r,i ~, , h N .asn H., ar,iiri ~ tha H.,
ic.tive Bureau Of Turtle 4 Bull for ass stan" e
~, ispi XVI , "''n - t tr',i
l. ~ w." n".,,''n .iyy,,f. i,,, iit 80 H.
/ liam, ,,f H.. . ,.',,,t 'i,it slls riil,us nnI
! vnin III. m.r.hnnl.., mi tnnt Bnir WIS \,
! e,,,i,. "a.
cart Tnrilc, having traced Blair to Lincoln
af.t "a ktf IA - st fta
/ 'ii r.rl T,i,, 4, / ia ',in mir iad ms,
n,i,'i In | n.,.lu ,,n,i ,v,s ,nnt'm,, arran a..
,'' ~, III, l,,,- 49,. al a. b.. ,.s. mrs. "a
Ti'i ,,h,aii = ks md MGR 'Lnni Sn '"iilI moi
! L. NM .t, Ill.,, i've Won f',,, T., e"nt,in
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Tho decisions of the commission, what
ever they are, have no Constitutional validity.
Til" comm ssion il nothing more than COM
mittec OF Congr. -. IL has authority 10 inquire
and report tp Congress nutllng more. COM
gross may adopt It's report hyHcou 'urr-ut vote ~
both Houses ~ that effect. but Congress cannot
adopt il by "a vote Of one House. This Is what
the Commission bill assumes to SAY can and
shall be done: but this is manifest nonsense.
that the Juii 'iHry Commute sol ia" two Houses
should report an appropriatl on hiil whlru should
be-. considered ~ PASSED 10y Congress uni - 10th
Houses should decide the contrary. That Com
grrss could thus transfer the icg siHtiN" power
to a'body other than Congress nrhoiy will pre-
toad. Tho idea Is absurd. But this is Exactly
what Congress has assumed t. 30 by this Brad
ley Comm ~ion hill. Congress cannot de- any
thing Of the kind The Commission bill Is nm
constitutional and VOID. tn" lindlngs and re-
ports Of Tho commission ar" Of no validity I'M
l,.-- and until tncy are adopted hy both HOlls, -
of Congress. The fnrrr OF making "a President
10y such worthless AMI ilcgal part san reports
OF "A committee Of Congress which Congress viii
not adopt has surely gone Tar enough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
DIyORCEs ~ MINE.



II j. = mournful company Il most unhappy
mon and women. hut only fair sample col what
H. going on in n''.rly all ~ the other 'uuntIr
IN o." stat. Twenty-Five women askei - he
divur 'cd from thrr husbands. Their lives
have ir'en made M SCRABBLE hv cruelty. n.sl" I.
Il unNrun '--. crime. amt desert ON AMI who
shall 10y tltr tlr court has not been tn iu-iru-
n NJ ~ h Sang In SIT n tn poor WiNts free
FROM IL" nhrriuE' hi uhf in siN rar's nus
ban r. ask for divor" from TN 'ir WY - on the
ground Of high temper. "a umpat hliv ~ Il -
v.- ton. Nul IN som" Gus 20 strong lean NJ
toward usl n 49, and al-0.ut ,rnelty
Among IN cu- s cnuin"rat'i are tho follow
Nanrie p. Chcslcy 81 Fav"tto. divorce from
IDrcusp ChUsiHy Of VI mt Vernon. Cause.
u sle,t AMI 'iusal g. prlNd support, nur- n 3,
preventing her Hi 'nd "a" - Religious ~" =
ings. and exercising "a tyrnnnica control over
her. and oih"rW.-' rendering her lii" mis- r-
bl"; kicking AMI striking nor. ana desert on.
Charles H. Douglass " Gardiner. Cause. cross
abuse. cNtremr cruelty kicking. str King, and
choking her. o't ~ kicking her out II h',i AMI
ordering her To- leave the hous B.. thr 'at'niuL On
ta,c her life II She ever r turn ID b" has a bad
disposition and I'm. .nnfrollnhlrtn temper.
Daniel ". Bm 81 Wat .rvile. dvor,e from
Martha BLACK Of Wat 'rviilr Caus', shameful
abuse and ill-tr"aimrnt. even in sickness. not
withStaniing he had provided her home
suited to her rank and position in life. Sh. H.
so rev"ngeiul. mer.sH. anu QUAR-. some. that
her husband can find no happi ness in her pr -
en,e. and his peace o. mind Is greatly dis
turhcd.
seth W. Perkins OF Gardiner divorce from
Clarnda &. Perkins Of Canton. Cause, aliena-
mnnif sting strong dislike. eliminating IN 49,
tu.u hatred 81 hum. - that she rrius II to sun
him q live in t." sane h"uS". and IA" hal e
quit II for iii" SAKE 81 keeping peace IN tn
| family The hrllant IL minister Of the Cos
| pel. and has nof been ahl" to live with his VIII,
| IN more than three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
r>,r.ordlaa,, rcr,o, nance ola bird Dog.

A Western journal, not to be outdone in
dos stories. relates the following:
A few mornings ago Thomas Tra's son of
Levi TT. 's. of Con 'mnul:h township, went
down the creek from his TAT RS house to cX-
anime some truI,- h"hHd st. Mhil" in-pr ting
the traps. he hoatl his dog making an unusual
noise some dlsian.e ncuw nan. On gong To-
tho dog h. found him lying ON Tao glOund. and
partridgrs STRIKING ont all around his body.
The dog had found n flock, and, alighting in the
eight Of them escaped, h. still holding two with
his paws. Thomas secured the two partridge >
the others all escaping. This Is an .Atrpr,
binary feat for Il dog and only needed word
from the young man tO have secured the whole
Of the birds originally captured by tue dog.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
Potr.,inc'- Nonehaiant Burglar.

Last night an attempt was made TO rob
Muhl & Crafts liquor store hv boring holes
with an augcr near the bolt and lock. The thief
Wa ~ his work from twelve until two o'clock
this morning, being observed all the time by
two o'clork tho WINDOW IN tho house opposite
was raised, and some on shnutedt Ia the ruhlnr.
who looked up unrunr.rnedly from his work
and said. " Oh. don't make such damned fuss
ni"ut it, and walked away. lie returned after
IL few minutes aud apolo.si1"d for coming hack,
saylng h. had forgotten his tools. and picking
up his uugcr walked of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19

The description of the murdered woman in
Jefferson. I"Xas, ~ forwarded Ia TINS city ny
the police authorities there, corresponds in such
striking and numerous details with the d''s"rip-
ton of Mr.. Kirby, who clopcl from her homo
in this city la-t fan ~ 10 load 10 IA" conNi ion
that Mrs. kirby has suffered death at the hands
Of her pnrumour Ferguson. The identity If
Ferguson with the companion and murderer ol
the TrNaS woman Is equally conclusive the
couple el1ped on the nj Git Of tho ith Of Deem
ra sed wind ready money he could 10y barrow
Ing aud obtained poss 'ssion also of consider
able lcwrlry Tho murder WIS committed in
about month after the elopcmcnt. Had the
run way couple gone direct To jefferson they
would have renched II in less thnn month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
Five thousand Dollar. for IL wife.


William Smith, aged ~. who lived near
Lib rty. Ind. bo.um" widowed SOM yrars ago.
amt had since lived ia entire -.s'hi-ion, WIS
deaf. drmoutDl. Y few weeks axe h. of, rcd
s5OOn 10 any one who would furnish him wife
time. bat nothing further was Thought If il tin
this morning II was aunoun 'ri that the old
man was married 10 Miss php,s Johns. "A
highly-rrs pcctri Young lady. aged II. Tn" old
mans Offer had been taken in hand 10y Powell
S'dd". with whose family the Young woman
lived, and Saie received the s5.WD. $1,000 OF
self receiving ~ an indu""m' nj decd from
ia. old man for Nj, farm OF 200 acres OF very
valuable. land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
uAESIIALL JEWELS GAME.
rr Morris no M sen IRON ~ 40 AND
IJoI-PHESIDENT ~ 81
rou,icai Chess In co"neet'eut.The D'eher
,th U,ycs tsnwicy IA M"rpiot Gap
,.i,s q, legislature ,Jcweu Men on Guard.

..u,,c,i chess In Connecticut-The DECKER
.,,, u,,cs Isnwicy n Marpiot Cap
,n,i,g - rcg i-inturc -,Jeweu Men on Gu"rd
x,v IINviS. Feb l7.-Guv Jewels rcccp-
,,n d.. Hart ord. after he had retired from the
c1,.a w.4fkr tn WELDON, home of u great
..,,,.ror. Really that din renee which he had
~, President. VIVA, ,vcr may have been its
,au., WAS one Of those lucky events that
.,v. .syeral times in his political career hclp'd
him long. 1t not only revealed to him nnl TO
Me t.ionis tho strength Of the hold he had
a, his uHr.y In tn STAT. but It tended
,,r, Greatly Nv Ia 'rcasr II. Instantly thrrc
r,r ur.,l.. tiuu- from Republicans from all
,nr.- " e. ,nu q 'ui TO run him for Governor.
r. s.. hs very ARMY r,fus ID 70 look at Then
mo- wis strong. thou ~ quiet. movcm mt
m ,, his frion l. in tn" district to pnt him in
N, .ll fYr tn Con- .rcssionl nomination ne
~ Il liwlry This he s'ran slrd at on 40.
l.. 1. ail tio II 'pnoli'anso " Hartford actually
pr.- lta.l FL sn1w in eau 'us "a u candidat" for
H. SAT- LEGISLATURE. and his brother choSrd
N. icn' by urging tl1t Marshall b, al
low In litil' TIM ~ nf' nj to his private bust
~. Tnrss AMI sun' other less striking ga Is
prov that tn" lrad.r-N - of tn party mas b 'on
hlhs'"rrHl from How tp j w III; hut e. re-
A. n'i MANI Of %" followers VINO really know
mu Jewell, in taking thgt leadership. is COM
bin = his turcs Tor crupa' IA whoeH V.Jr' % ~
sN..y sr'at prl'. Pcrh w. n NOR int ret
~ u,ll.M .ilin' nl ru 49, ms h"h l'lii,I ~ ~,
N "un'I t!ah tlh' Wh"h 'eWth nus "'r''''u
tg. 4. Wy "s' var .,,.t....u ,.i.4...,.
!" M,Hl' n u' l'hiu- ~ hropoS " IONS
iot w. ~ S'p ' r., hl,.iu,,, ~ " ,,. :
III n = n'' IN Wv - IA, eYunrN tn,nWSi Ne
no ltN,na 81 ~, w ,i' i ~, ,, ~ ~
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pr ' t,.',, hi H., -. ~ ~ ~, ,
Al " ~. ", '" 80 ',"-'i. w. H. =.
on '' ~ ~ ""9 H. ",',' i' J., :
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II "Ai h'l 90, w. mum III ,l.'s
D. ' Ni'' '.'".' NH gu u " r
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a. h".m "'. n ~, W,
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= ,'','l p" % t,, !, i,s ,,,, ,, I'd
ll'nt,H -" IN .''.' H. ttl',' -,
80, MN " a. 'i $50. ID, '''''''''' '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
The Maine Law Intensified.


The Maine law" has long been the syno-
r,tnnt snseinn nf H., .,i slt,,r In thnt Siatn
proved TINT there could BE- still deeper depth
or more dizzy height. ancorlingHs people look
at It. The "intnnsitl,d lisuor law" as il is
called, will soon 20 into effect. The penalties for
selling any intoNralng liqurs. except cider,
th,county jnl and a fine oi 81 900. the offender 10
stand committed until the same Is paid. Tho
law treats cider vending 10y the glass lust NJ It
expect to sell it by the gallon for home con-
sumption instead, and II any medicine man
can discover sure cure Tor siomafhic grip".
Maine Is tho State where fortune awaits him.
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Tho funeral services over the body Of Jacob
" MURRAY wrre performed IN the Masonic Temple yes
tcrinY lie liod voN suddenly on Tuc.iHy evening IN
hi. home ~ Uni square He was ulor ior I'm hcr.
booker Ilr sui.t .cryanlr Lp.r trrpcnt laAi
lun Lodge and nany uih,r.. lie was al'" memhcr OF
lWian I1A-, Empire thlItr. ltanh"t tnlnnuieN
and Adephi Council The mineral service, were con
duc,d with iu Mn.oni. honors ami Tie body Was IN
trIcd in g pre-, ilils Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19

iioui he GaAtid ka3H sr
Judge Abbott dragged himself wealil into
the Riggs House about O'Clock. Hnvc YOU
,nrhcd Not"Y' asked your corrcrponl lent.
" umphl Yes. should ny We had. What
do YOU think Of It - " Think Of it, with n
tnu h Of srOrn; think il II Infamous With
thai the usually genial judge turned solomnly
NJ stairs, romarking in a parting shot.
don envy them their record
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
Making Up u Purse for u Widow.

A Rockport woman who supports hcr two
chill lrcn " hard work WHs m N"d ltst WnHk hy a
fellow workman In the MIL to ald M making a
purse Tor a poor woman. Sh' iad only sixty
cents left a. Girrv her and her chill r'n through
little later the person returned and told the
woman that the purse was meant for hrr, and
hnmlnl lnI slh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19

F0nl Ne LII1f-I1f AWf1I'N
gentleman who had occa sion 10 consult
the ohleal record IN the City CLERKS Office was
NV fourteen or fifteen years Of age, WAS re-
eori. al as being boy. A young lady who APP
pI.rl to tho City Clerk to ascertain her proper
middle name 10 settle dispute between her pa,
rents whether II was Eva or Florence. found
that she was recorded as being a boy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
Improving upon Gen. rrca.an,on'. Discovery,

Fnn ne hljenisg Ion Hiae
John y. Last, of Green Bay, has invented
n new kind of stoycpipe bat. II IT, intended for
The brnoiii Of hald-hrldod married men of That
city. IN" invention cons rs ~ the nsrrllus ~
blue gln-s" In the crown Of the hat in order 10
propagate the growth OF tine hair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19

TIO0l TIC TNTTIItITT'F TTTE'T'
Brighton s Harris made the acquaintance
of Robert Snnderson. freight agent and OBJ
tninrd a bunch OF baggage checks which he
carried of. He went t. the Washington House
and engaged board. giving. one OF the stolen
After remaining at the hotel ms long ~ he
thought was safe, h. went TO the Girarl House,
and repeated thn fraud. He next tried the Con-
Hotel, and finally tho bingham House. where
no was arrested.
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Business alsiists.

Its your own fault " You suffer from Cramps
aud Conc Keep fAKkkkS CINeEk fONlN AWAY IN
the house and y0u are sale.
pomcroy's Tsu-ses-By FAR the Rest In Use.
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