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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-30

~ HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The Spring and Summer Course will commence
LECTURES FREE.
m,,,oovC. c. B. PURvIs, M.D;ss Secretary, Seer
~ SPECIAL. NOTICE There will be a
RAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY at their
Once MONDAY, the 1st day Of April. for the
purpose OF eecting nine Directors for the ensuing
year. Polls will be opened at II m. and close at
ma,s i3, 90 2s,27,so J.T. DYER, ssc'y.
NND BUFFALO LIrHIA,
G HUNYADI JANOs,
SPRING WATERS.
MILBURN's PHARMACY.
mafl4-tr 1929 PENNA. AVENUE.
~ INDIA RHBBER GOODS
HoT GpSs1f e BaG fcs B4Ss SILK EGx
TIC STOCKINGS, &C., &c.
w. s. THOMPSON,
nar13-u Pharmacist, 703 18th st.
~ HAYWARD s HUTCHINsoN,
E 317 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
With very extensive facilities for manufac-
turing, are now showing line of Marbleized
NANTES unequaled for richness OF design and color
and rlvaling In extent any establishment in the
Wainscoatings closely followed, and limitations Of
rare and beautiful marbles exactly produced.
Bnaas s3E F9R Iso
the Russia fireplace STOVE. Contractors for
Plumbing and all Tin and Copper Work With a
large force OF competent mechanics in their va
do good work cheaper than any other house. m2 iy
UNpIUATI TI1 --------
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
ASSASSINATION IN EUROPE
An Attempt 90 KIN Count Andrassy Con-
spIrAcy 90 KIN the KING.

PEsTH, Nov. 27.-Last night while NJ.
Tisza the Hungarian Prime Minister was en-
tcrtAininG Count Andrassy and number Of
members Of tho delegations. bomb exploded
in an alley between the Fortress Theatre and
tho Minister'S palace Examination OF the
fragments showed that tho bomb had been
charged with dynamite Tho windows OF the
palace wore shattered. but nobody was hurt.
There ia no clue 10 tho perpetrators OF tho out
rage. Great excitement preVuis.
RoME. Nov. 27-The newspapers announce
several demonstrations In the Provinces 1t is
unknown ms yet whether they are Of political
nature or not Tho discoveries that have beon
made by tho police agents with respect TO the
international conspiracy for the assassination
OF tho Kings of Europe will probably soon be
made public, 1t is Understood that the dis
coveries show the existence Of widespread
combination for this purpose. The revolution
AIRY propaganda in Italy has been mainly car
ried on through the agency OF this association.
and men in high position are believed to be
members OF il. Tho search for tho suspected
| International conspirAtors at Naples. Fl0renOe.
| Rome. Ancona. and elsewhere has resulted In
| many arrests, and the printed and wrtten
| documents seized are Of tho most important
4 aud intarastng character,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
DETECTIVE DILK's PRISONER.
The Manacied Man who Lenped from n
MovIna TrnIn Into the Dnrkness.

Detective George II. Dlks, not Inspector
George w, Dls. rs was crroneously reported
from Boston yesterday says that his arrest Of
Andrew Brcssant was perfectly legal. because
it was made on tho warrant OF a forfeited bail
bond. His own arrest in Boston. on Tuesday.
on the charge of illeg u action. was therefore
itself illegal. Brcssaut on the 9th OF Septem-
Der. entered the shoe store Of man named
Moens in Highland. Massachusetts, and after
talking long ume about tho shoe bust
ness proposed partnership with him.
Moons consented. and offered TO sell him
half the business. A price was agreed
upon. In the course Of the conversa-
ton Bressnnt nscertained thet Moens was
about to 80 to the bank to dcpost n large sum
OF money. Wait" he sad. until | go home
aud come back again. | have some money TO
He went away. but in a short time returned. and
the two men started 10 walk to the bank.
On their way they met n friend OF Bressant
who WAS carry NJ small but heavy satchcl;
In confidential mnnner he opened the mouth Of
inc sntchvl so tal bIyssaht an MS ifl'hu Gouu
SEQ NM II contllhcd a humper ql small bags.
which he said were filed with gold com. As In
proof OF this. he thrus, his hands into his pocket
several lines and brought out handtuls Of gold
coin. The mans actions gave Moons the inn
preston that he was insane. He offered to sell
the contents of tho little bags M SO low price
that Moens closed a bargain with him, by virtue
satchcl and ali il contained and the stranger
received 5000 in grecnbacks. BreSsant advised
Moons. 1t is sAid. tn accept the strangers terms
| The stranger went away. and before the two
| arrived at tho bank Brcssnnt also contrivcd To
| excuse himself. Soon atterwnrd Moens OK
| amlned his purchase and discovered that
| II wAs made up Of short sections Of lead pipe.
| Both men were arrested in New York by Detec-
| tive Dilks soon ntterwurd. and ON being taken
| to Boston they were held by the examining mag
| istrate. Bressant gave a 800 bail. his honda
| man being Mr.. James Keenan,. He sought to
evade trial 10y jumping his bail and coming to
| this city. Hence his second arrest ON Satur-
| day. in house in sullivan street.
| No trace of Bressant has been discovered since
| his leap into tho darkness from the window OF
parlor ear Just after pass ing Kingston. Conn.
| on Monday evening. Detective Dilks Will re-
| turn to New York this morning. BrcssAnt is a
| Frenchman. about 40 years Of ago. lIo Is pale
! and sallow, aud he wears heavy black side
| whiskers. He is slim aud very quiet in his
manner. He does not look like u man who
with manAclcs on his hands. would jump at
night from the window of a car moving at the
rate OF thirty miles an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
Jor1lNGs IN AND NEiK THE CITY.

The Egasole Lii, yS,criay decided to FAX S,er
hamtom
Capt rasct aud Mrs P.sct formerly Minnie stevens,
daughter the aic raran stevens sailed IN the Republic
Tor England yesterday.
Richard Cahil IN the Special Sessions Yesterday was
fined for tr fourth time for having TASTED posters the
pillars OF the Metropolitan Elevated Railway.
MAYOR Ely has signed the Adermens resolution to per.
init last driving IN te public drives above l3th street
aud IN 81 Nicholas avenue north OF llOth street
The police and others interested in the stewart case
agreed last evening IN saying that there were mo- recent
developments IN the search Tor the body and the thieves
l. Wells. Agent and warden Of the Auburn Peniten-
uary, yesterday officially notified Of his removal ~
superniendent lsurv, ami Of the appointment VI VIII
liam j. Moses OF Auburn.
The Star Fre Insurance Company has policies IN which
the rights and Obligations 9f thc assured and the com
pAny are distinctly classified and preceded by eKplanA-
tory head lines ln conspicuous type.
MI Henry W Luey q the London Padg N'S' vas At
The A;'or House ye,terdN Scnator jerome y oh9nss
Mitchell OF Oregon Is sttho HOFFMAN
Maurice Grau started tor Europe yesterday on the
Labrador % eth fHoh Mario hnd AN opera buule Noue
htty arsts lie intends opening the season
Easter Monday, at the Park Theatre.
The Board OF Education decided yesterday TO reduce
T. 223, mat Of the two hr-t Assistant, nom t.o TO
to tJ 500
John Dun of f2 Nassau street II T Allen Of ~ Mas
sau street and BENJAMIN Nathan oi ls Btuadway deal
ers IN Kentucky and Louisiana lotteries were arrested
yesterday Tor having circulars OF their business
through the mails, COmniss0ner Shields held them IA
81 .OD1 bail each
The complaint against MI James Irving Tor alleged
dec Murray Who said AT only consdc ration OF her
tender years and belief that she mas been ien m we
ant be permitted 10 escape the IenalW VI perjury
The body Of pledreh sondeTenTgh aged ~ lormerly
yesterday doAins the river at the loot Of the coal
wharf HOboken The dead man was sent " Jersey Nitv
seer after that The body could only be reCOgnlLed bJ
the nIm's blIheals found III tue pockets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
BIO LOSSES AT POKER.
Ex-Gov. warmoth's Fsther-in-Iaw Pleads
the Gambling Act.

Charles Lehman sued James NJ. Durand 10
recover about 1900. and Judge Lawrence yrs-
tcrdny granted Mr.. Durand's motion for leave
to put in asupplementd answer. setting up that
the alleged indebtedness is contrary 20 the
statutes against gaming and betting in England
and in this country in the summer Of 1877. Mr..
Durand makes afiidnvt that tho indebtedness
accrued out Of game Of chance played with
cards. commonly known as poker" In tho
LNngham Hotel, London. and in steamship on
a voyage 10 this country. He alleges that VIM.
Waltermirc and Lehman. knowing him 10 be
man OF means. conspired together To induce
him to play cards. and. in pursuance ot such
conspiracy Lehman introduced him 10 Walter
mire. He paid them for losses at cards. besides
tho present alleged indebtedness moro than
81 800. Mr.. Durand says he is infornNd that
Waltermlre IL "A notorious cheat at cards that
he and Lehman played dishonesty. and that
Lehman Is capper or roper in
Mr. Lehman. in an AFFIDAVIT says thnt he lives
In the Rossmure Hotel. in this city. He admits
that he and Watcrmire played cards with Du-
rand. but denies TINT any unfair advantage was
taken. and asserts that he pnii the money TO
Watormire at the request OF DuIRnd. besides
other sums, and that Durand has made repay
mrnts ON account. Durand's reason why ho
had no money at tho timo was that his son-in-
law. Gov. WArmoth. was on the Continent with
his letter Of credit and he could not therefore.
draw uny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28

WAsHIEGToS. Nov 27.-Deputy United States
Marshal sullwel Of Chicago arrived here today with
warrants the arrest supervising Architect m and
A q. Mills, the alleged partner OF Mueller The two
went Immediately before Judge Cartier Of the District
supreme Court aud gave bail the O o. 90 each to
appear the United states District Court on the 10th Of
next A. n~~r4nleT q Hewitt aud samuel Case went
upon M,s bond Nj Bartlett, wealthy resident o
tie upper part OF the CITY, went upon MI llis bond
Judge tartier only demanded surety OF Mir Hill
saving guess there Will he no trouble about getting
yuu out 10 Chicago whenever you are wanted Deputy
SuW,ll lett Washington this evening Tor New YORK to
serve warrant upon cx supervising Architect Potter
CINCINNATI o.. Nov. N-John M, Mueller
contractor Tor furnishing stone TOR the chicago custom
House, arrested today, charged win unAwny ana
frlonnusly cOnspirng with others to dcrRud the GOV
crumcnt Mueller wasat trst CHARGED Nlth deiraullng
the Government out Of some tSDOp but the amount
was atterward reduced % SfODOD lie was held in
5000 all " appeal al Chicago On Dec 10,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
NEGRO ASsAsssINs RrsIsrANCE
Shooting tho sheriff and one OF His POsse-A
Deputy knocked into IA CIsteru.

PORT GIBSON. Miss, Nov T.-Dr. Buck,
Sheriff of Claiborne County, having received
information before daylight this morning that
Harrison Page. a negro desperate. who assas-
sinatod tho chanccry clerk of this county two
years ago. WAS at his house, three miles from
town went out with his dc puties to arrest Page
One Of the deputies. Robert Lum, WAS shot and
instantly killed from a window OF the house
The Sheriff on forcing In tho door. WIS shot in
tho bowels face. and arm. and Is in dy ing
condition. Thomas Harwuod. deputy, was
Knocked into an old cistern. and loft for dead.
hurt. Information OF the state OF affairs was
sent to town. and q posse immediately left for
the scone OF tho ARRAY. Charlie Wolman. ono
OF the posse. whilo riding near Pages house
VIVA ShOt in the fncc arm. log. and hand.
He Ia still alive. Tho assassin escaped. but
several OF his accOmplices were killed..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
WHAT AUSTRIA WILL DO.
Take Care that the RussIRn Troops EVacuats
Turkey In May,

CoNsTANTNoPLE, Nov. H.-prlnce Loba-
non has gone to Adrianople. Count Zichy. the
Austrian Ambassador has informed tho Porte
that Austria will take care that the province OF
Eastern Roumelia Is regularly constituted In
accordance with the treaty OF Berlin, and that
the Russian troops eyacuate Turkoy in May
Austria and the Porte have Hgrood in principle
concerning tho occupation of NoNi- Bazar.
Mouktar Pasha has boon appointed command
ant at Janina. An IMPERIAL trade has boon pub
lshed authorizing the Porto TO negotiate for Il
loan OF 500 100000.
ST. PETERsBURG. Nov. 27.-There Is no ioun,
dation for the statement of the London Times
Vienna correspondent that Russia will accept
the declaration OF the Porto acknowledging the
vitality OF the unmOd fled part OF tho treaty oil
San StofhnO in lieu vi now treaty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
THE AFGH1N WAR.
Fort Mnhomed AAIm Occupied by British
Troops without Opposition.

LAHORE, Nov. 27.-Gcn. Roberts has
reached Fort Mahomed Azim without meeting
with opposition.
LONDON. Nov. 27.--A special despatch to the
Standard says; Fort Mahomed Aim. other
wise called the Khurum Fort was occupied by
British troops this morning. The Afghan gar
rsOn fed To Peiwar, at the northern extromity
OF Khurum valley. whero thoy are expected 10
offer resistance To the further advance OF Gen.
Roberts. One dismantled gun was found in
the Khurum Fort"
BERLIN. Nov 27.-Itis thought that the speech
OF Con. kaufman at Tnshkend. in presenting a
sword TO the Afghan onYOy for transmission to
the Ameer Of Cabul was made. II at all preYiO us
W the signature OF tho treaty VI Berlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28

BALTIMORE. Nov. 27.-An explosion Of gaso-
line used in the tootshts occurred 10 night variety
theatre AT Is Thames street. Just before the performance
Was to begin About twcni, persons were In the theatre.
In the womcns dressing room back Of the stage were
seven girls acirc.,c-. Three of whom, kat bradley.
Ncttc lcw. ana Marian DAVIS were severely burned Ia
irving tu ESCAPE being obliged 10 eros tho burning stage
60 get out Il ~ Cummings, the pianist. who wA- ~ tho
act Of isltinr hn nnsht~. badly burned and
taken To tue Cuy Hospital The damase q the building
-. .ft4l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28

A driyerless horse attached 10 an ash cart.
nearly ran over Oncer stewart, in First avenue, last
evening by catching the reins and quickly stepping on
one side he succeeded stopping the horse ana started
10 drive linn back 10 the dumping ground at IWenY
second street whore he seemed to have eOme rom ie
soon sopped beside the nsensble iofm OF Joseph Mullen
OF vi East Seventeenth street the driver who had been
thrown from his aud under the wheels Ny running
into Of the many bal rus ~ ho paYemeht IN hal
NlClllty. His IN uIle1 are serious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
MISS 1AArEr's PRESENCE OF MIND.
Controlling what Might Have Been a Serious
Panic In Crowded school Boom.

Grammar School No 3d. in l25th street,
.,'''' -, 49,, T,i., o,,,,,,,o, ,,.,,
tue largest In the city Tho building is six
stories high and seventy nvc feet in length.
80 Enn cno' ,,,,'i. IN ~
tendance. Miss Kate NJ. FalVcy is tho Principal.
and all of her as.istants are women.
"'N a., " - ,t.
Az ii O'Clock Yesterday mornlhg' as 'ah"or
William Mcdonald WAS sitting in his ROOM ho
dote.,ed the odor ~ burning matter. and AT tho
-, - ,,. t. -, ii
same Llhle nouceu snlW%he % SUING I@Lo @ VIC ~, ~
lhr. EncrlnE ,n1 hc'ar, nc ns'Ttua,meu ,, tuni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
Charge. Asain,, Capt. McDonuen.

Tho Committee appointed by the Irving Han
Democracy to investigate certain Police Captains con
duct at the recent election. have preferred charge
against capt Mcdonnell of the Prince street police Tho
charge l. violation oi section - ni the Election laws
The spec,ncahon ALLEGES that cart Mcponncu recon-
mcnltd AMI nc-gnatri Ns ifOlNr polling place in to
Sixteenth Election b.trct oi III lith Assembly Dis-
tic hNrhcr shop Al 2n5 Spring street IN part Of which
liquor Is sold The papers we're presented ~ supcun-
i.IllNml MhllnE An.inrlAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28
Mr.. vo.buruh seeking Tldlnr. orher Husband

Mrs VosburGh. the wife of Pastor Yosburgh
has written to Deacon Bumsead OF the Bergen Baptist
Church asking Tor Information I'm regard the where
abouls Of herhLshand She says she has not seen or
heard from him since she quilted Jersey CY Jr StulNe
Sant, and she Is greatly GVlblvd IA eVnseQueL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28

Partly cloudy weather. frequent light ram or snow,
warm tuutlrrly. NcDung TO colder westerly winds fol-
lowed by rising barometer
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-07-11
NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falls MINI, MAY, gath, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Nadts Peterson against Solomon 8. Neskang fcI
25th, 1875, upon kNW x Section 81, Township
lis, Range No. in yellow Medicine County, Minnc-
sofa, with view to the cancellation of said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear vt
this Office on the 15 day of July, 1878, 10 O'Clock
~, to respond snd farnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
WM. p, DUSNIxGroS, Register.
WIZ. 3. .HBRR1O7T, Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-07-11
Probate Notice.
State Of Minnesota
County Of Redwood


Regular Term July LIST 1873.
In the matter of the Estate OF Alfred NJ.
Cook Deceased.
On this, the first day Of July, A D 1879.
upon reading and filing the Petetion Of
Augustus A. Cook of the County of Red
wood. stating that Alfred NJ. Cook Of the
county and state aforesaid, died intesta.e on
on the 18th day Of June A D 1873, and
Praying that he, Augustus A. Cook be ap-
pointed administrator of the Estate Of Said
Deceased, Il Is ordered that said a2plica-
ton be heard before Ne, At the Probate
office in Redwood Falls on the 9th day of
July, 1873, at2 o'clock P. NJ. end it is
further ordered that Notice Of said appli-
cation and hearing be given, by Publishing
a copy Of this order for three (3) successive
weeks once in each week, in the Redwood
Gazette" weekly Paper Published in the
Village Of Redwood Falls. Redwood Coun-
| ~. prior to said hear'ug, By the Court.
S.J.F. Ru.er
Judge Of Probate.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-07-11
THE GAZETTE
CASH ADVERTISING RATES.
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y col. 8 O0l 8 OoI 10 0o!12.oO 1900 3o.o0I $500

In advance.
Legal Notices, 5cts:per square forthe arstihsef
ton and 81 cts per square for each IN
sertion. Aillegal Notices must be apon the respon
sloin6y no OF the Attorney ordering them published
No affidavit Equalization will be given until TIE
publication foes are paid.
Local cesinserted at 10 cents per line.
Businesscards of Eve lines or less $500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-07-11
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF
REDWOOD COUNTY MINNESOTA.
FOR
TAXES OF 1876 & 1877.
State Of Minnesota

J
District Ninth Judicial District Tho Minnesota
al companies corporations
claim lien of the several Of
land in list hereto attached, described:
The penalties real for the county, remaining de-
uouent fled the Clerk
The District
Therefore and s. Of hereby required file in the Office
answer writing setting forth objection defense may
penalties thereof parcel Of land de-
scbd which
interest, claim ein.
Aud default Judgment will against piece
Gel Of land said list appearing against for all penalties
interest, and cost.
W.. HAWK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11
BEATEN BY CHINAAIEN.

David Stone, OF No. l29 Attorney street, LEFT some
shirts TO BIO washed with Chinaman named Leo Bah
Bah. ut No. IL Essex street. days ago and gavc
instructions 10 have Them finished by Friday
evening Tho Chlnaman told him that he
would, and accordingly made entry on his
book. He m,stook tho date. however for
Instead OF making u the 9th, he put II Tor the
10th. Mr.. stonc called on tn. Cnlnanan last evening
ana was annoyed TO nnd that hts hncn had not yet
been wished Or ironed. Lee Ban Bah looked over his
book aud told stone that nc WAS twenty-iour hours
ahead oil time. This made Stone desperate
for he was positive that he told the
Chinaman TO have the clothes ready on Friday even
Lee Bah Bah and Stone Waw sung one OF tho assist
ants IN the place locked the door nd put the key In
his pocket. Tho alteration terminated IN
blows beng struck aud soon desperate
struggle was in progress Lee Bah Ban and
his nssi stants. Lee Jung ana Waw Sung, had armed
themselves with smoothing irons, whilc stone had
nothing but ms fists with which to defend himself.
me Cinnamon struck Stone the head with their
and fcllcd him TO the ground Then they
fell HIM aud beat him untt no became
insensbie, after which they throw him out on tho
pavement When no regaincd consciousness he called
oliccr, who arrested Lee Bah Bah aud locked him
NJ IN the Madison street station house. Tho accom-
pliccs escaped ut tho timo, but they captured
later and locked up In the Edridge street station
han
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-11
SUICIDE BY MORPHINE.

PAIN DRIVING MAN TO TIKI RECKLESS USE
OF A sLEEP-PRoDUcING DRUG.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
EAsroy, Pa, May 10, 1878
Charles A. Corss. OF Watcrviile, NY, died al tho
United States Hotel In this place at twonty minutes
past eleven this morning. ''of morphia poison. nd
ministerod by his own hand" which hnding by tho
jury impanelod by Coroner Uhlor, is entirely borne
out by tho facts thus far developed. Ho camc to
Easion on Tuesday last, arriving on the same train
with tho Funny Davenport Company, and attended
the play Of ''As You Like 1t" IN the Opera House
thut evening" but lott shortly after nine o'clock and
applied Ut several drug stores Tor morpha, but
unsuccessful in obtaining u, although no said he
wanted II Tor reiici from Pains no suffer-
retired 10 bed having Increased his previous In
toxicatlou by various drinks.
DRUGGIyC uiMsELr FOR sLKEp
On wednesday morning he got tho grains oil NOR
phia which he TOOK and slept ali day from tho effects,
hui was about last night IN stupid condition. 1h,s
morning he was senselcss and without puIsc, and
despite medical aid expired at the hour named.
HIS LAST SorE.
In small pocketbook found in the inside coat pocket
tho following, written tho unck OF lrogrann
al the recent performance OF Miss Davenport Abe's
Opera House,
THAI mortal knows Oh I 80 sick Am now going to
get some medicine, in hopes OF relief CHARLIE
still In pain and will try sleep. The pain does
hard enough kill me. but II 1t grows worse
may.
TALKING MISS DAVENPORT
Hc taiked good deal about Fanny Davenport dur
ing hts stay hcre, expressing very great admiration
Tor her. and shc seems to have bccn good deal
his mind He said he was o nephew OF Thomas N.
Corlss, the inventor, and telegram IRON MS father,
sheldon Corss. announces that he is route to re.
cevo tho remains.