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DIR. NJ. w. CASES
Liver Remedy
PURIFIER. s
Tonic and Cordial.

This Is not patent medicine, bat is prepared
under the direction of DR.. NJ. w. Case, from his
favorite prescription, which in On extensive
practice Of over twenty-seven years he has found
most effective in all cases of disordered liver or
i'm hlood Ia
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Cheaper than Ever Known Before.

ENTS' and Boys Hats and Caps, a
VI good selection: Hardware, of all de-
scriptions, best quality, such as we always
try to have; Tools in great variety; Table
and Pocket Cutlery large stock of Locks
of all kinds; White Oak ana Ilcmlock
Sole Leather; French and American Calf
Skins, Shoe Findings, &c, &c. Call and
examine our large stock of gonds
A. b. TOWERS & CO.,
No. Granite Row.
Sent oG. 1873 II
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Hardware! I!

OUR Stock of HARDWARE cannot be
W excelled in the Town. Tools, Locks,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Screws, Hinges,
and Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils, Vises,
Hammers and Tongs.
A. B. TOWERS & CO.
Oct 10 ID
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Cassimeres.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenance is pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional flushes, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation Of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; feeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels IT.
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulslvc; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, not capable Of doihy tile slightest
injury 10 tile most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
WraDper. -:O:-
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THE LADIES
CALL and SEE !
Ladies' Fine Shoes a.!

WYE beg to call particular attention to
wv. our stock of Ladies' SHOES and
CATERS, manufactured for us by T. Miles
& Sons and Dalsheiner Bros, Philadelphia.
Please look at our Stock before buying.
4. B. TOWERS & co.
Cct III 13
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ANGEL In JAIL In LISBON.
THE PULLMIN CAR 60 BP1NY DEFIULT-
ER HUNTED DOWN
Stealing $4,000 aud EscapinR-Thc Most
Extensive search the Police Ever Made
Photographs Sent all over the World.

Stealing $4,000 aud EscapInR-Thc Most
Extensive search the Police Ever Made
Photographs Sent all over the world.
Gen. Horace Porter, Vicc-President Of the
Pullman Palace Car Company in tins city. re-
ccivcd telegram on Tuesday from the United
States Consul ut Lisbon. Portugal saying that
he had arrested man answering the dc-crip-
ton Of Charles W. Angel the missing Score
tary Of the company who decunped from Chi
cago with sl20,OO0 in July last. Further in
quiry by cable revealed that the man in custody
answered tho description OF Angel. and that
$4,000 in money and bonds found in his pos
session Tailed with those stolen from the COM
pany. A cahc despatch YVES forwarded 20 Lis
bon asking the Cons nj to hold thu fugitive until
arrangements could be effected for his further
identification. Dispatches were also sent to
the cOmpunys agent in London ordering him
10 90 Immediately to Lisbon to complete tue
identification; In the mean time. strong
pressure has been brought To- bear with the pOr-
tugu"sc representative 1T Washington for the
return Of the prisoner. There is no eNtradition
treaty with tn" King ~ Portugal. and the latter
zinc King OF spain, is not bound 10 r'turh
American criminals who may escape into his
Hoiphl on Ia NE pTIsrn i4iansG noWevJr
follow the precedent set 10y that Of Madrid in the
case Of Tweed. md surrender the prisoner
Mcanwhl c Angel * in jail In Lisbon on the
general charge Of being Il fugitive from Justice
The crime for which Charles W. Angel il held
was one of the hOdcst and most unurOvokcd of
lis Kind ON record. In july Inst he hod NE
post Of Secretary OF the Pullman Palace Gar
company IN chicago, at liberal salary. HIS
wife had died three years before. leaving two
little children. After her death he contracted
bad associations. and led a life OF dobauchery
On ihc. 9th of July Angel started from Chi
cngo with, sl2o4oO Of the c9mpanYs money
T. h,r Gl Whien r. hyd drawn 3st,,n ~, i,hy
plundcr were two checks for S2j0OO apiece. "A
large sum Ia gr"cnmcks. and considerable
amount in bonds. Most of this was mk'n in
one lump from the cOmNunV'S safe, although
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4 14wLEss ARMY OFFICER.
LIeut.-Col. Hueii Insisting on his Right TO
Nullir the Acts Of Congress.

VAsni.,.rQN. Nov.2 II report received
at the Department Of Justice ;o-dny from an
official source is 90 he credited. - army cou,I
endure reduction in the person of one officer
without much loss. II seems that Lieut. Col
Bucu Of the Eleventh Infantry. commanding
a, Fort Custer in Montana. FOR long time .n-
outraged one Nr'encur, who kept @ restaurant
az tho post. Co sell wines liquors. and toha'eo
without paving the special taxes established hv
tuc Internal rrN 'uur laws. urnmi- sing that boo
would protect him. Collector Fuller warmed
S"leueur three times thnt Doe must comply with
thu laW but che man, ut 'uc In~fiEutiouot Bue =.
rciu- 'I 80 length a warrant was sworn out
against > ign "ur uui placed in %" hands of "a
Deputy Marshall. When the deputy went to tho
post o. make the ARE % Dos WAS ordered Oh hy
Buell.. who mnt"-tly insisted that ne had a
right tO ~it aside tine laws 81 Congress. Never
th"lrs- the officer arrested S"i.urur and took
him before Commissioner. who louui him
over. The Grand Jury found two indictments
against him. subsequently the on GER went To
the post again with The same prisoner in GUS
toby. Buell. put th" deputy across the river at
the poiut of % huyOurt. without u blanket q pro-
toe; him against the weather or "a weapon %
protect him against hostile Indians Ht the same
tme permitting the priSoncrto remain M head
quarters and would not allow him 10 return.
II h. r~umed that the Attorney General Will
Insist uuon exemplary punishment being visit
cd ON Buell. Tor his outrageous conduct.
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SptfiaI BOZ fts.

does annually pay into the state Treasury $4,000 which
appropriated the noblest chartesin America,
the Charity Hospital In New Orleans found the COM
pany operating under that charter which has the force
contract and under the Constitution OF the United
States II cannot he nercrcd with In the prosecution OF
it, business until it, charter expires By It's own lima'
ton 1t was therefore. doing wrong to the public in
tcrcst the public morality for Gen BEAUREGARD
and MY self TO undertake to that it, drawings were
conducted with entire fairness mud integrity
II the lottery business constitutes gambling, so do
Of the dealings In stocks gold, &C. aud imagine
few gambling operations prove DISASTROUS to pco-
pie as those which give title to the famous Black Fri
day.
have had experience enough In life to learn that the
propensity for taking chances is deeply ingraincd
into all human nature that men and women alike, in
Guiding members OF the church, and Occasionallya
minister. will buy lottery tickets and when they cannot
set them In lotteries fairly conducted they will take
their chances in fraudulent GIT enterprises and bogus lot
tencs when they have possible show for their money.
VERY respectfully, J. A. EARLY"
For further Information the reader should address or
call upon A. DAUPHlN,
p O. Box COZ. Sew Orleans La
II. l. PLUM,
3ia Broadway New York.
or 10 any Of tho uuer Agents all mt poutR
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.IHtSEHENIS.
The WllheImj Concert.

Perhaps the one word which most con-
,,.,l, lor,.,,.ri-..s NJ yvub.fr,,.. ,.i,,in,, H.
-
V' expressive anu tcchhi'"' it"'l"h term
iHresn'id sigufying the complete and facie
,,,., .,.,. ..,..,
u uaF no ln"l inc epi'hHid power WIN Whl'h
hs dominates the material vehicle % expires
si,.r r.a, Inv. % .or,.vvhnt harmful r.n.v in.
, - ~, "
u" .N"' 'N w. NII's7''h ll@'li' LOT INC NN'en'r
iDc." mat Nr. Nilhclml cnut. 40 any moment,
Do. s,y.at ar.lf.u,lar. ana thnt with n swootnoss
..t ,...i.~,..... Ola, mr., ,.,.,,,,l,,,, 80, ,i
""' "'''"'S' '', ",''' '.'Hp'''' ''''n "''
splendid power behind; lut lie too rarely SO
ouI.sr.nd-.
b..rtn.l t.~..,i ,.i f,r...t,i h, ,t,.,,.. ts
We ~ '.'.'' ",'' 'i'-'"' '.o a.
too seldom persuasive or poetic. 'ontrastci
with the fcmin.n. eraoe ana doiicacy Of his
....,... p..,,...,.,.t ~. ,.rr..,,..,... - n. a..
,it , t 'i ',f' l.',,i .,,.. - ~, io
' ''' 10 va " i'1"'' ~" " e. '.
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JUDGE sUTHERLAND on SIGNS.
= HcnInlscence or Ills Youth Suggested In
the General Sessions.

John Hughes and John Hurd pronri-.. oi
lo 49,. I.s~a in the Bowcry We're NJ the bar
Of the General Sessions Yesterday They plead
eel guilty Of the unlicensed sale ~ liquor, Thc!.
lawyer said that they paid for a license. but did
not get one. Aiterwari. on the llth Of July,
when they learned that they had been indicted.
they got d license.
As the Excise Commissioners hsNe given
th"-r men Il !icense.' Assistant District Attor-
now Boil sild " | Will take 1t For granted that
they 1.-Two complied with the requirements Of
the lay since their indictment, aud shall not
mo for a heavy penalty
want co say distinctly Judge sutherland
said 90 that II tho Commissioners of Excise
gave these men license, with tho understand
ing ShHt they were Ia pretend 20 Keep an inn,
tavern or hotel hy setting up three beds in or
near their harronm they did wrong. | DO not
believe in any evasion of the liw.'
There are probably eighty or ninety such
tayerus' ON the same square. Mr.. Bell said
Well, we'll; you don't tell me- Judge Suth-
crland said, ia surprise. Now. h1 added.
with the manner Of a discovcrcr. II all Of these
taverns had swinging signs like they bal
when was young they'd make more noise than
this nrw-iHGgleu elevated railway.
Judge Sutherland then fined Hughes and
HHrd t25 each; James Condor. another un-
licensed liquor dealer Of lGl Bowery. s. James
Brohau Of rs Ninth avenue, $40; and Joseph
Dahlhender and Ernest u. Eike, $40 each. The
fines were pad.
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TME TOTE N hINGS.
The Last County In the state 10 Have the
OmcIaI Result Announced.

The Kings County Canyasscrs yesterday
completed their work. and announced the fol-
lowing ~ the official vote:
ltsrirr o. mn CorRor Arrt.is bradley ~. 7l27.
panfirth r.. 1897, Tucker co.. 2'A2 Bradlcys via
rahty. =. 40
siiigir-Rncy 10 20 lsi. Worth RI. a5.IiI: Kings
land 4. b a.1iH Ri,Ns plurality -
tuaNisSoNlhs 90 tUAttfns-l Dsrkcr Henry 10 b.
80 rs, FELT ~ aiNh, flunAcU i d.. ab+ Henry ;
plurality. iain II nstWcr -shpmau 10 $1,000 .
Rove X 49, ueuachy l d, i,57-. sA4..A4a >
,,qNsp,.-li hlTrC % RciH i. D. IsI3s. Litch.
ntd 10 . N.6-l. ukriuN' 5 majority. H917.
AoNehtsS-lll bsruCT.-t lltts nlsn r. 1907 liun.
ily, 4270
toNGRFs--;.. i,--rrc7 HISS D. fan2o. LYON tR)
s7t., Nelly - D. "a Hu.s's Ilur .hty. 4e7N
Asst sntN-fUsr blsIHICl NuD~N - b $3.50, Bradley
H. u 4. 2.u72 Clancy g i~afdrltN ~.
sicosn nlsrmcr 'sicn a., Ana Wilson %, aa2i
Ogdtus majority. 2,A
ruRp pi-iurr sheridan II D. 2g7i. STANLEY III D..
2,H7t Encudnn's majority, III
futNyt Dt.rRtcr --fruwhud-c iRl. GlT3. TVhc - .
fl2i rfoWhud1r - majority. 1862
frru nlslNf,T -~tci rn.ou az 1,fNi Tuly ~ 2uo9
stprhruson majority, l7d4
stotWau.- majority. -
Styfkru uisfNtf lynn I'D 2,p1, Maddox m 2NSn
IlNuu'- maiolty. InL
fisnTu uis4Irf. Douglass D., 44is. SuAdam. ii4a
Doug maJmItY d.
NtAfu DsfKisr fH'luadgc N 0.f2s GRAY ID j. a. -
Allahcn Il u 10 ~ ralmadsc's plurality, lis
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Mr.. Nicholas W. Rutan, for six years Chosen
Freebooter from The Eleventh ward, Newark, was fatally
injured at the Market street Iot oi the f,nusN wanna
Railroad IN Newark al II O'Clock Yesterday morning.
lie passing The dcioi holding his umbrella M front
him 20 Keep On the wind amt rain tram
dashed iutu the deIot The hdgman ana Depot Master
warren shouted To Mr. RuAu To luuA out he stopped m
centre the track aud then hr saw his danger
stepped backward lie was struck 10y the lucomotMe
and cl between the track amt the depot platform He
dragged several yards IN view NJ c passengers and
then both ms o4s were crushed by the wheels Oi tie
urst car lie taken 10 81 Michaeis Hospital where
he died at . O'Clock
Jane. seward aged about So % real estate agent Ut
Mtstu0d, n D. Attempted 10 get on tile Philadelphia
train of the central Railroad of Sew Jersey ~ Elizabeth,
Yesterday morning lie Wi,scd his footing and Tell under
the tram ana one VI the cars PASSED over HIM. His VIC
was tcerauhcd Tor and bee able 10 converse wiih
lies lie died al O'Clock IN the afternoon.
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lINaNcI.IL IND coMMnMcLlL.

FRIDAY, Nov. % p M-Thc prices II
stocks opened to-day at a decline all around
from yesterdays final quotations. q, O. cent. for
Illinois Centraland . to-. G. cent for the re-
mainder otthc active list Tho forenoon bust
ness WAS made up chiefly Of the Grangcr-. Lake
shore. Lacknwnnnn Wabash. and Western
Union, the early tendency ofurircs being down
ward Wabash fell or from 81. {, 90 and
Western Union from 90 20 g5 hui otherwise
tho changes wer" limited TO ato ', "A cent. Ia
proved unier Oh" strength developed in Lake
Shore and The GrluEers. the first named srllug
40 go. while - Paul advanced 60 33 and the
preferred TO as 10 Northwest n..ufu selling az
a AMI the preferred u'77 Wlhl-h recovered
=. 81 70. which price ~ held up O. the CLOSE. TAe
mars was quiet ana steal In the final trJ o..
aui I.trs ~ nn at an Hd au.c ne G. frf u sow
s,t auf g.. O. nni huf tIr Iru.l..'r % o.. i.'
esther showed uo inpf.. .utnt ior tc dag or n- 0l
9. .s .tnt
f..elcnm.. highest. lowest. ANA T. VI CLOSING rr...,
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A. the close Of Miss Dodss course Of de-
noustuu,e lectures cooKery, yesterday, the class
PASSED resolution declaring that haythg attended tie
fret cour-c Of lessons they have great pleasure m test
Nng to the advantages that they have derived from her
instructions shat she is strongly recommended bY the
South Kensnrton and Eliunurgh Training schools for
cookery. a. an oNpcurnctd aud especially capable
teacher that shc Las shown iu me lectures that she
Thoroughly 0uaihtd her work that she prepares
her dishrs iu neat skiliu and rard manner before
the class aud explains all the processes n way to
make the demonstrations ATTRACTIVE, and satisfactory
that the nsld that Miss ods has emit rod n sadly iu need
cultivation that the intelligent workers ~ II are rw
and that tey cordially commend her 10 tlr patronage
an who are interested In the improvement Of duurs
tie cootrry They invited her TO repeat the lessons,
Ia n upNy
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,,,,, - Li-.-..~.--
HtW tuV",,'''s''5'
the NEW NOVELS
PUBLISHED BY
HARPER BROTHERS SEW YORK.

=. These Novels arc IN Paper EXCEPT where otherwise
Specified
NAcLroD op DARE by william Hack I2mo GO th.
Illustrated. 81 %, syo, Paper Illustrated Go rouis;
80, Paper Ioeents
LOVES CROSSES hrIN Notcy I5cent.
DARK INHERITANCE By Mary ccoh Nav u cents.
RARE rALE MARGARET loocnt..
THE msuEroE BorGI. rdt,d ty N,.. Braalon
lit,uts
DAISY MILLER r., ll,ury James. Dr. "cor''
TINE vlpoINN>s IS rhNAs WwN. BNhEn so
ArLp LANa ,iNE loccu,.
TINE BACHELOR or THE ALBANY ioeen,s
EyrllNA n, Frances Bunc, Madame pAruay Is
c,nt.
cousin roLLl's com NI>E. II, Mr.. A. L Porter
IU cents
TINE SHALL TRY RyFEN Noucy. Iaccms
REuINp BlrE GLASSES Ryr W HIGHLANDER rians
a'cdn, Mary a. Robinson. 2occnts
LIKE rNro LIKE h, Sherwood Bonner - cents.
TINE ROMANCE or a BACK STREET RYE " Rob.
inson l5ccnis
CRY LIVINGSTONE. OR "ruoRorGu" b, G,opo
A Lawrence luccut.
AMONG AuENs. By M, r. T. rro.opc. Illustrated.
10 ccnts
OLD SLIP WAREHOUSE B, Mary A. Dcn.on co
cents
THE BUBBLE RErrrAuoS by Katharine King.
1'couts
Professor rREssENsEE. By John Isten Cooke 20
c,ut,.
BLUSH ROSES By Clara Francis Morse 5oconts
BONNIE LESLEY By Mrs Herbert Martin l5ocutE
HARPER BROTHERS viii send any Of me anovs
wo, Dos mah po,ia-e prcrad {. amy part of tic tmieG
States. on receipt Of the price.
uAnrEKs CATALOGUE mailed free on .tcripi ofs
cents E stamps
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WhY no. Youf \ Y Morgan o. lhladephia drew
one half of fJuunp. sept 30
o T. Anderson Of Troy. Ind, drew onehalf OF $1,000
In same drawing.
The next or siNth drawing Of Commonwealth Distibu.
lion Co. Wil take fuCc iu Louisville. ny NOV. 3D.
The rush for tickets is extraordinary Whole tickets
cost only e., Sll1.uucash prlles
send now lor uohes 10 T. Commcrford secretary,
Louisville. Nv
Tickets can be- had ot jackson Co ~ Nassau 1t and
Porter co, l.9.7 Broadway. NcW Nork-iip
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The allowances for work in the Steam Eugi-
ucrrs anil Constructors Department of the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard f the month December, IA, been reduced
from 90 10 st. bntor tho former and Uo
for the latter ucou~oqucnc a. this about sixty men
viii hc dtsharspd ut the last of the month and the
are auNiausN inImung Whose heads tn he cut on
There 7ru men cmpioNed in the May yard and The
ouy work being done - that ut repairing the Icnnt
which lately returned from emma On her nrst cruise.
alter costing nearly Si.hDOuu aud the Shenandoah.
which is nearly ready t0 receive her .pars and rigging
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Mr.. j. Lloyd Hagh. the contractor for fur
uishing wire Tor TIE East River Bridge, has made
tract TOR rhting his works IN south Brooklyn with eoc
riciy He calculates that ht WIN ultimately a
large percentage NJ IN, hsbN the change one rlpc
tnc ght H. to hc placed IN the middle Of the street a
ford brttr light u workmen passing 70 aud from the dat
terent buildings of the factory Mr. Hagh was the nrst
tu use telephone between New York and Brooklyn
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TOWN TALK IN P0RTCIIESTER
,.ruriLTuY Resident ACCCSED or
w" ,nuPLICITY WITH BURGLIRS.

tOt"H
-. =, the Grounds On which samuel Pine
Arreued-N Chapter Concerning Wits
wbntis said In HehaIr of the Other side
..,.. md 4 ounter Charges or Conspiracy.
tho night " the 18th uf last January
c'.t sniir,n and Charles Mngill entered the
,.oof W I'.on d. Siawson. a wealthy resident
",,bctawn 81 Rye. West'hostor County and
.,.l, rllto and other valuablcs. At tho April
,..o, NJ the Court Of Sessions they were con
si.tcd II burglary in the first degree and
scrtenc,d 90 State prison, Snii1en for fifteen
.olrsaul Magin for ten Samuel Pine. who
i,,s m the town Of Greenwich. Fairfield
c.un,y. conn. is tic posscssor ot con-
siderable property and Is the son OF james
p,e Whose fortune is estimated at half mil
ian dollars. is under indictment for connec-
,ou with this burglary. as an accessory before
r.nat shortly after his commitment to Sing
s'oerr.-an Caloh Snfrcn declared that Sam
mel Pine induced him To- enter Slawson's house
tact ros.cssion ~ legal document that WIS
.spr,.ed to he there. and that Pine had told
Inn that hcwoUil secure valuable plumber in
addition to the price which Pine agreed to
,.yhim for securing for him the document
TIo affidavit Of Snifrcn to this efrcct-though
e.,lMr nothing in law-was taken. and GRIM
lTNNHNIi IlIaN NENIllNA I lllf MfIf hfkNH NJ
,bc Instance. it is understood. Of Slawson The
lralwiilb Doe opened next Wcdn, sday at White
p.o.. Attorney W. j. kcorh OF New Rochelle
assisting the District Attorney in the prosccu-
I'm. and Thomas Nelson Of this city conduct
in.ihc Ii,fnrc. The casc promises 20 be one
ofc,'ra. rliuury interest;
m.ri,rt rNrlain ihc leading facts clearly II
tuses-ar, 3. '..ln many years back. samuel
q q g 1... tt.. mot st. 4 ts,I
mont. ,lI.J BOO 1850. or Whereabouts having a
l.,.crrou.rte. Hc had three childrcn-Jamcs
,t..r. OF tnr present samuel Pine. and two
tu-It.r- sarah anal Hannah. TO his daugh-
trsarlh BOO leu - $40. and 10 his daughter
Hannah i.uuo Tho remainder Of his large cs-
ia,c wiz wiuel 90 his son james. Jesse
w-0n f'hor Of Wilson u. sawsou.
WIS named .n the will as executor for the es-
tn. Previous Co. the death Of Samuel Pine his
du.ht'r Sarah was married 10 u. l.. Purdy Of
IrH.-tor iu 1850 the other daughter was
married. 60 W. j. Slawson. who WAS heir To- a
Mrsa rr.i .ry. Shortly after her marriage she
made 70 wiu whi 20 disposed OF her property in
He same OH amer iu which it would have been
disposed oi uulcr the law II she had made
How'll and had lied chi'less-lividing 1t be-
in.a Nnr lru.ior and sister. In 1853 ". u.
.N-N.. lar husband. made viii in which hr
give UI- r'al AMI personal estate tu his wife. Il
.-NOl 4 -urvivr him. and IL not. the property
fniHt t." forthcoming iriuh SlIW~ 70
lf SSH ana his wic's I'm hs ru--
D.. j IfN- Emo WAS named a. sole pNrFu-
L. $50 'h' daughter who MARI "l
w m Witch sLo directed tIat'
OF rhe. husbands death. james Pine should
Hr' 'iI. W. This wall WIS contested hy
.H- I.H'.. fuo gr uui that 10 was not Zoo
Lea o. N o. HH.' FN..H H..