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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
Evil Spirits Among the Malays.

A curious custom existing among the
Malays in cases of dangerous illness,
which are attributed to the influence of
evil spirits, is mentioned in the Medi-
cal History Of the Laroot Field Force
by Surgeon Major Davie, of the English
Bluffs, printed in the appendix in the
British Army Medical Department re-
port for for 1876. The Malays imagine
that, if they can remove the evil spirits
they are all right; 20, with this object,
they construct a miniature prahu, or
war boat, of wood, complete in every
way, with mast, rigging, black flag, pad
dies and rudder. The boat is filled with
various articles, a bag of rice ut the
stern, and a lamp made out of cookie
shell at the prov; the body Of the boat
stuffed with cups made of leaves, contain
ing liquors of various sorts, entrails OF
fowls, sweetmeats of all kinds, tobacco,
flowers and copper coins. The boat is
supported by a slender square bamboo
platform, surrounded with pendant
grass, to the ends of which are tied all
sorts of eatables, and at the ends the
legs and wings of a chicken. About Is
inches below the boat are figures of tur-
ties, crocodiles and lizards. made of rice,
resting on a plantain leaf, the whole be-
ing supported by four straight branches
about seven feet higgh, (the top leaves
forming a canopy stuck into a raft
made of plantain trees. Slips of bam-
boo are stuck around the raft, with par
tially-burned red rags to them. The raft
is set afioat, and it is supposed that the
evil spirits, enticed away by the food in
the boat, leave the patient and attach
themselves to the boat. Should any
Malay, by accident or otherwise, touch
this raft after it has been set afloat, he
or she becomes afflicted with the disease
from which the person for whose benefit
the raft was set adrift suffered.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
4 Nice 0radation.

Not many years ago an old gentlemen
in Kentucky was met by = friend who
said:
"Well, Colonel, you dined with the
governor yesterday; who was there?"
"Well, MR." replied the colonel, throw
ing back his head, digging his hands deep
in hi. trousers pockets and spreading
wide hs legA "there was me, sir, and
besides myself there were four other
high-toned, elegant gentlemen from
Kentucky, . gentleman from Virginia,
two men from Ohio, = fellow from New
York, and . son Of = gun from Boston,
Dir. Win you take . drink, sirin
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

The &sreatess Disrovery Of the Age Is DR..
Tobias Celebrated Venetian Lininenti 80 years be
fore the public, and warranted to cure Diarrhee.
Dysentery, Collie. and Spasms taken internally and
Group, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Threats, Cuts
Bruises, Old Sores. aud Paine in the Limbo, Back,
and Chest, externally. II has never failed. No fam
lily will ever be without IL after once giving II . fair
trial Price, - cents. DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN
HORSE LINIMENT. In Pint Bottles, at One Dollar.
Is warranted superior to any other, or NO PAY. for
the cure OF Collie, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores. etc. Sold
by all Drugaists. Depot-lo Park Place. New York
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

A DEACON in Newburg, N. Y, was
recently praying, when his elbows and
head went through the bottom of the
chair, and he was extricated with some
difficulty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
Useful Recipes.

PuFF PUDDING.-Three eggs we'll
beaten, nine tablespoonfuls of -four, one
pint OF sweet milk; bake in cups in q
quick oven; serve with sauce.
NAPLES BIscurr.-One pound Of -four,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
Al this Season Of the Year,

The human system is liable to become disordered
from the insufficient efforts Of the liver to discharge
the excess Of bile. II nature 10 not assisted in her ef-
forts severe bilious attacks. or prostrating fevers
necessarily follow, causing great suffering and even
death. 4 little timely precaution, however, will pre-.
vent all this, and may be- found in that favorite house.
hold remedy, III M M o ~ Liver 1eH ulat0r.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

WELL0.
SON q CO.'S REHF2S
I'D DVrTER G,lDIIeV
by the oaris.s
turai press. and used by thss'
sands Of. the very best Dssr
men 10 this country. 1t eiy.s
perfect June Color and
harmless ~ salt. Warrsr,sz
"a add Q cents per pound "a h.
selling value Ask Your Drus
gist or Merchant for it, or WI.
TO WILLS, RIcHAspsos
PROPRIETOR, Burlington. w.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

JoHNsoN's Anodyne Liniment il, with
out doubt, the safest, surest and best rene.
dy that has ever been invented for internal
and external use. 1t 10 applicable to a great
variety Of complaints, and 10 equally bench.
cial for man or beast. Find out about il
and thank M for the advice.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
There's mn use Talking

1mCIC = nV WcC 1WIhIUS
About the adulterated, cheap bak ing pow
ders in comparison with DOOLEY's YEAST
POWDER. The latter is strictly pure, whole
some, and is put up full weight. Satisfac-
tory results in using are guaranteed every
time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

No man in his senses should buy
worthless horse and cattle powders, simply
because it. is put up in large packages.
S~heridsn's Cavalry Condition Powders are
put up in small packages but are absolutely
pure and are immensely valuable.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
~ Harpsr's nasas.
us D3la3 va1alnG.

-1XAA&H-Ax4A No. AMtM4 - tik4A HnR nAR
.s-ssss 4. 49, ccaid Main. Hut IN
S.sens - ~yusshled. ~ mt - meny
sssssSs srS ~ mrch eyesiaht into IS
ns sassah n =, -. ns, ~ n.yer
= 49, 1870 ~ rvirs ~ nat
s - s..;o & vh;ch hsercelied.
Iea-~ -sF,r~~lin~ mother vith ma
.tss5s. caIi,se shnnt her All nm. Min
n..sIs..;i4s1 - nsedle ;nto - cuGh-
L.-1 rs...,.d into ~ hreach: vhen
~.es1s.. fsIied iSi~ Hertha cane to the
s.c~S. s.5 -hen ~ mall.nor viaited the
itsIs ses-port IL Great Herrington. It
80 ~ -snt shomt from hon.e -
nc,. ~iv;rv ar.uShts and doees. com
fortinx the dying, and making the last
sA..tix toiIst IA The desd.
aWhetdoss; 4 mstter - maj = .he aid.
vhen .cae s expcstulated Il the risk.
81. hnss ss. scoody IL, Il 'n e s aaae ISr'o ne se
issAt ~ rohc1v,s eves and a Snr diaic-
ese,.snt-Is-f ieft AZ carins for nv
49, 49,. sach = th~v vers tventv
--sn -. ~ I ehnslA ~
~s 80 - ~ 81 von .hnut heire
,..,ksd m Insin1 nv pomnlexion. Int 4
l.-.r,t sirrifv r. the least nov' n Il
-. rvIy - n;chtmare folks vonld
80 - tks;r ssr;rcrto Al inst the same-
.srr~~
mhL Int I .honld hate "a h - d;sAo-
go ~. ~ ~. /. .. ~c.Ian,t ~. y ,coi q
- "a Rse Riair.a ali pink And White.
snd asvhteen. xith the World before her.
J aIdsres ~: mt there no sam to care
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
MorHrssl MorHERsI! MerHERs,i

MOTHERS! MoTHERs!! MoTHERs!!l
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for all diseases incident to the
period of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, and by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest 70 the mother
1t il an old and well.tried remedy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

The delinquent taxes in Memphis
amount to q, 600, ssysthe appeal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
CHEW
The Celebrated.
"MATCHLRsS"
Wood Tag Plug

The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston. and Chicago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

A late law stvss psasipn 10 a the veterans Of \.
who eesvsd Il de0s, and Il their widow, NJ matter ~
married. eoldisn Of ths late war. dksblsd N IN; ~
Nov q sSid may ~ Il II discharSed for rsgturs
snis.as. o. wounds. full bc.nty Y paid. Csm anS Sse
bad twslvs Yeasv' espssisnos - Psasion Agent. f'e'"
gtve me . t1ai. -
Apply 1t eucS. Addrs. nj.
-R .H. WEEnEN. ChleaaSi ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27

honNona. and he had asked, "DO You
evar vtIh by the moon, Angusf"
= Nayer.U n had answered; "but / shall
tc-niGht:I hall wish that you may love
npe forever and ever" And then he had
kiaped hef. and "the nightingales kept
nuttne.s Ihers was that day In June
vhicS Ghould have been their wedding
dav: 10 the tine when he kissed her
Iart undef the Golden laburnum-tree;
snd then thst dreadful morning when her
father came home, black q . thunder
cloud, and swore she would never marry
the ron Of the man who had ruined him,
Who had robbed him Of the invention int
10 perfection Of which he had put all
his money. his hopes and his energies for
vearx. Eertha had refused to renounce
Ser lover On accountof her father wrong;
there had followed . scene; then her
fnxhar had nemcd e soften, and Travelled
10 London with her 70 talk the matter
over viii alaWyer. She had been glad
enonsh q 1o. f6e was not Angus some
where n kfeat throng of London q
his wofks Nea53 he not be SURF TO meet
himf but the day after they reached
the Biz netsy cfty her father had taken
her ou1 andon board . ship, sightseeing;
and suddenly, while she looked and lis-
tened md wondered and talked with the
caplain-uho Wasin the secret--suddenly
the shcre. tie masts, the steeples, began
70 recede. and they were standing out to
60, bound for America. Oh, what . long
and hateful voyage it was! how she long
ed for he dghs 81 Angus, to say inst one
parting word, 10 Tell him It wa no faui
81 hers ~ - should love him forever
and evsfl Whist terrible DAYS they we're
whichdarried her farther md farther from
Englandi I1eAne weathef seemed wass-
Cd without Angus. wnen stofms OoIe
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-27
. WuDQ11 COMPOUND or \
PURE COD LIVER|
OIL AMI LIME. :

TeeA0 Cons0npalve -WiLh0R's CoAF0VNpm
nAnseatiHg flavor Of the article ~ heretofore nseu,
70 endowed By the phosphate Of lima with = heaIhs
psonerty which renders the oil d,ubiy efficscious. "
markabls testimonials OF Its efficacy shown q tn@.
who desire 10 ses them. A w ILBOR Chemist. poe.on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
Mr.. CiMPBELL Uses MS CANE
A Very Lively Meeting or the Campbell Print
Ing rress Iompnny'. DIreclors.

Yesterday. at noon. a disturbance in the
ofllce Of the Campbell Printing Press Company.
at 80 Beekman street. drew the attention OF
people in the street boy put his head out of
the window and called for the police BY this
time "A multitude had collected and through the
windows could be seen a large man striking
with cane. and several others wrangling,
Roundsman Burns went in and stopped the
row. Complaint was made against Andrew
Campbell, Pres ilrnt of tho Company. for as
saultng AleXnu Ter i, Brown tho Treasurer.
and Mr. Wait. ono Of the Directors.
MIR. Campbell was taken 10 the Oak Street
Police Station. whore II formal complaint
WAS made by Mr. Brown. who Ind q cut on his
right cheek, made 10y "A blow with Camphcll's
cane. Campbell also made complaiqtoi as,
saut. hut sad that the only evidence he could
produce was his watch. whi Ii had breu Jorkcl
from his pocket and stepped on. and thHt he
found it IN one OF the pockets OF ono of the
directors II was said that the directors have
boon dissatisfied with the manner in which
Campbell has managed the company. and have
accused him of Irregularities. A meeting WAS
called Tor yesterday. and he objected a. two Of
the directors heng admitted. A quarrel fol-
lowed, Campbell wanted TO turn out the troas-
urer. and whom he was opposed struck right
and left with his cnno. After knocking down
MIR. Brown and Mr. Wait, he was thrown t. the
floor and his cane taken from him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
NINE YiCHTSuEN DUCKED.
How the ~. n. Holmes was Overturned In
Her Knce with the Addie Taylor.

The postponed race between the open
sloop yachts ii. II. Holmes and Aidie Taylor
was sailed yesterday. The course was from
a stakcboat anchored Off the Idle Hour. at
Greenville n. ]. to Buoy No. 0. of the West
bank and return. The Holmes measures 2l.1l
feet and was sailed by Jack Smith. the builder
OF Dare Devil and the Pluck and Luck. The
Taylor measures 2l.7 feet. and was
sailed by Ira Smith. Fulton forry
pilot. The stake was $3.50. Tho wind fresh
from the northwest, II was feared would prove
were too eager for the Tray to mind that AS il
was blowing. tho Holmes had all the advantage
the prospect. The tide was at first Hood. An
ugly. chOppy sea prevailed and at times those
aboard the steam launch accompanying the
Precisely at 1247 =. VI. tho TAYLOR. on the
signal. carrying double rooted mHinsail ana
reeied ib shot away followed twenty-siX see,
onds Inter by her competitor with double reefed
mainsail and whole llb and bob jih made fast
to her howsprit to hoist when sailing at the
wind The two dashed away. seemingly lend.
ing the wind. On tho way 10 lhe buoy the Adj
die Taylor doubled her lend, and rot around
handsomely, nj 2l5;l0 the Holmes still in her
wake. The latter. when about 10 wear around,
took in her big llb and reelcd her bob Iib, and
thus, having no llb set Cnpt Smith tried to llhe
around. The men iniled 10 got their ballast TO
windward quick enough, and over went the
Holmes. cmptyng her crew INTO the sea.
There were eight men beside the Captain, all
OF them bolng nrst-class whtermen. They
clunR 10 the upset craft until tho tug J. c: GibOs
which wns close 10y, rrscucd them. Tho Holmes
had her boom broken in being righted. The
Glhbs lnwed her up tho harbor
The Taylor kept on hcrcourse arriving at the
starting point at 4 1850 r. NJ. making the
havior Ia such n Wind. The Holmes is entered
orrto-morrows races down ihe bay
Harry Holmes, and the timekeoper Capt. H. f.,
Co1in oi the World
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
PROGRESS IN THE CONGRESS.
The session to Close by the Middle Of July
The Turks viii not Evncuate.

BERLIN, June 25.-To-day's sitting of the
Congress began at 2 and closed Mt T. NJ.
Prince Gortchakoff was not present. but re-
ceived reports every quarter OF IN hour, and
sent written remarks to the Russian penipo-
tontiaries.
Prince Bismarck will Immediately communi-
cate with the Greek pcni ipotentiary concerning
participation In the Congress Greece will be
admitted to represent the Greek element in
Bulgaria when the organization Of Bulgaria is
discussed.
In private conversation tho Turks stronuously
oppose granting autonomy to Eplrus. especially
as regards Janina. The Greeks lay particular
stress on tho Greek nationality Of JRnna.
Tho Turks declare that they will not eyacuate
tho fortrcssos until treaty OF peace is ratified
by all tho powers.
Tho Roumanian Government Is advised from
many sides, particularly from Italy and Frnnce
to como TO an agreement with Russia at any
price.
According 10 present Arrangements, the Con-
gross, provided Turkey docs not raise u nlcul-
tics. will have settled the main points by tho
middle Of July. The settlement of details will
then be turned over to u conference OF the 500
ond plcnipqtcntiaries, and the Congress will
meet again In September to rHtify their nets.
LONDON. June 2G.-Thc f0sfs despatch from
berlin reports that in Mondays sitting Of the
Congress IL was decided that tho Russians
should Withdraw from Roumelia in six and
from Bulgaria in nine months. After their
withdrawal mixed European troops will tenn
porarly occupy the provinces.
Russia has ordered Montenegro and Scrvla to
arrange a compromise with Austria relative to
their claims.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
MIR. HERRING IND HIS CLIENE
An Assistant District Attorney Accused of
Unprofessionat Practice.

In the Supreme Court yesterday tho case
OF Louis Bodcnbefg6r against Assistant District
Attorney William Herring was commenced.
Mr.. Bodenberger testified that William r. Smith
OF WilliamsbridRe had claim OF tl,i00 build
ing against John Coyle. which he assigned to
tho plaintiff for $71G. Bodcnbcrgcr was unable
to collect the money. and two years after
ward he assigned the claim back to
Smith. with tho understanding that n suit
should be instituted against Coyle. Smith
gave Bodenbcrger his note at three months
for s7l693. and put the case in Assistant District
Attorney Herring hands Judgment was given
the money. but neglected 90 hand II over to his
client, Bodcn9ergeI, meanwhilc. had given
Smith = note to Mr.. Herring, making II payable
TO him, and requesting him toiendorse i over 70
Amelia Bodcnbergcr. the plnintin vic; This
was done ba, yhfn Mr. BodGhneerSsG ,hd noiG
then aS FGi%sSa aasS Has svS
cl coyle Uc in tho Saloons saloon Of Mrs. a" Valcn,lnc
IN fremont Snd paving money to iniluenif,e ne
whenever hc saw Herring the latter cautioned
him against speaking to any one about the case
against Coylc. and whom he went 10 the lawyers
Office in fremont he was 'iken Int tho private
room and the door looked oncrt Assistant
District Attorney let him out OF the Ynrk door Of
his oillco at o'clock in The morning;
Tho Assistant District Attorney charged Mr.
Bannigan. the opposing lawyer, with unpro'
fossional conduct. Herring had gone to his
Office. he said. as soon IA he received notice OF
the suit and offered to show all tho papers in
the case. and II he thought his client was on
titled TO anything, 1t should be paid promptly.
But Mr.. Banngan refused TO agree TO
any such mode of settlement. He denied that
he had over dismissed Bodenberger 10y the back
door OF his Office. or that the plaintiff had over
visited him at night, except once, when he went
I'm company win Smith. Bodenborgcr had
sworn that Mr.. Herring had paid money to in
fuonoe the elections In Nestchester county,
u n,
no. no such thing had ever been done
Coylo was always bitterly hostile to him.
and when he visited him after judgment WIS
obtained he said he didn't care Tor the Assistant
District Attorney or his client. and would not
pay. Herring admitted that whom he rcprcsent-
ell 10 Coylc that he was entitled 10 iee for his
services. CoyIc agreed to give him $500 II be
would stave of execution for thirty days Mr..
Herring consented, and received the money.
but he to'd Smith Of the fact. He swOre that he
never drank with Coyle in Mrs. Valentines sa-
orr NM AR plsp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
The signal once Predictions.
Slightly warmer. clcar weather, and westerly
fBOUT TOWN.

Mrs shields .lrom auird story window at 81 Frank
fort street. ON Monday. and wa' killed
Tho receiver, of the oriental savings Bank are paying
the dcpo,itors nrst dividend OF twent> per cent
rhoua. Maus .h9t himself last c,cnig IN his room, al
..~ West ti-hwtnth street ana refused tocNpiMn
Ihero will ho nfcworks ON the Fourth of JuS IN am
of lc public parks IN ui' CITY, "s there no 'pprow"
na.y ,ooiwin died at isd West Thirty second street
Yesterday lrom an overdose OF mudanuin, taken as
remedy tor 81, epics,no,s
Jane. rerncw 81: East Sisv.third street ~as sho
~ the shoulder 10y James O'ponncil at Avenue "hd
siNty hr't street. Yesterday
n',ncl wi'nnm Bnhc suicnn,rndcn, oi Oui DooT root
lle wa, 9r many sears the assistant OF tine "'e H"poh
ruser..a C,,pnor whS nat '3r' lGw Az, Soeg
br,n,x 'ctiinslv ulmrcrtc
~. hor.e.h",r. h,l mceunl last evening at Scy
union nui bn. into ,c 'pl oI tuc tadc oi cwlork
4. ly H.out 800 whom are now mcmhers
n sionlusou nc hns re- luccd ITS rate of fare TO New
port 20 ~ 1u tur first class passage II j. also ~
rsa,s l s',S ON GS GS & & at i S 5Sioi the FOUND TIP
Bc'ween and Or csnAgns Geors.9 the cana.
S o g@a 3 g 9@ S ra5N Of IGisi the sos Sst s
jean bupuslo dood huinor and morlsmont prevailed
Lawyer JAncs NJ Htl.inmuns was arrested, yester
day. ON me charse Of applying TO hs o"i ~ ~ & &si1,
mnu,ed 10 MIN 9{ clicml N..hfs iot1 Ju,Er smlh l,
Dora terreo ug Suns woman Who wns taken iroT
c luc knsham Palace E nef brn,hsr, wa, sr,u1e
and where She wanted to live
linz, dI n,t spr,ar IN ici,r,ou Nareot ioic, cour
y',wIp whtn lhs ,1t'r M's V"lnu,, ,i.AWNe'u 'u; iv;
street htuher Rnd cN-SucuN Jal,s lrcl, ~ honi.
m,p .r to,s'sn lor ' "p'V"r4"cc next Wednesday
rhlr o'Rcl, nrmcrly police officer, /. dying in N,
Tuco 'ot iiid,cm Ls,S"on ~ fors,l6 srre, % Non
dny lie wa- handling te'niror AMI ltis prowhe ua
and u hurr,d tcaiprius Of In companions end' 10 'ht
| suWo.. .uun tltt pnc ui tIcmi guiiiy
The fourth aul oldest company OF tho s'Nonh ", 4
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
srARKs IRoM rnn rELE0RApM

1--WE warrants against narkc agent for the So.
cirtY ui the IrrNcuunn oi trVriN to tuNllcu, were
nrn ont YESTERDAY. The charges libel Hlsc pfc
unoes and cmbcllcmVnt
Basc ball yesterday In Coh es-liavmHkcrs, ~, lul
sous Of BlouklVu. o. IN Horncl.Nil.e tl ~
lurncll, X. for The state ehaiuiIon'lup ~ Sew bed
ford. Mhss-Ncw BvGious. 10 NHuchrstcts,f T.
Iius Spechcrt a German shormHhtr aged - wears
Shot humN through ihc huli iu MH-hln. ton iuk,
ALBANY. last evening THE dtrl was coumi ted after Il
dchauch occasiOned II Is said, bS uio Jealousy Of hi'
sweetheart
rrof W. II Pierce s'nls from London au unQuali0cd
druHl 10 the t-tloI. mntc hN Prot Edison ruHtttu
my him He SAY that Fru llushcNs mIcrWhnnr !,
very dnrrnt instrument 10 Ellison ,ic' plon' uni i"'
h worked ont without tomuuutat 1n Win Nsih
riot Hughes approves every word ul thr iUlutl
In the mecung o the Cabinet yrst, dhN, ih' s't'NN
OF the Interior WA directed a. Hull"Nr l1' '"HNl''
slnnrrs the Hot Springs Ola" itsiimHn W
regard 10 the conflicting claims, la perform such Mn ha
VIII facilitate their early tucW'n am nl"ll lu i'
department what measures are necessary |" r!o va,
rights OF all Interested trusting thhi tnnfWss NJ me ~
session viii confirm tlcir acts ana huNh' htm Que
comlcnsn ton Tor their HhorN THE f'rihh,ict " ne h
nLI before mo Cabinet iecsram Bm.r Cliv ihho
cnmplaiung that Two stations hld hwn rhicl 10y IN
diam. ami unless better prut,Ntiu RDVIdSi ie hnu
AeTSiee thsle musIb be Rlandgusa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
CLAIMING An EST.1TEE
How the Two Sons Of AN Old British Soldier
were Lost from One Another.

william A. Kinnilly died in Second place.
Brooklyn. IN September. 1868. worth 100000
lie devised .2O 900 to his brother, Edward Kin
nilly. or in case Of his death. to his widow chill
drcn or descendants in equal shares. The tes
tatOr thus speaks Of this brother:
II /, now about forty ycars since Iertcd with my
brother Edward The separation took place In Canada
NJ place called Amhcrsihurg lie was going a. the
state oi Michigan Edward wa. born on july 80 1913. in
England. Our intherS name was john our moihcrs
maiden name was Mary Finn. our parents were both
natives u ireland ldesrc particularly nay executor, 10
make dihgcnt inquire aud search. particularly about
Ann Arhur state OF Michigan and io discover n possible
my long lost brother or ~ tie event OF s DEATH any o
his Legitimate offspring.
He made various other bequesis. but as no
heirs could be- found. the property reverted to
the State Recently two claimants have mp
peared for the property. one processes to bo
the son of the lost brother of the testator, and
the other is Mary Kinnilly of Brooklyn who
saws she is tho only child of that same brother.
Tho State Treasurer has been informed of the
claim OF tho proiessod son, who lives il Cali
fOrnia. - - $50
nily were sons Of an old British soldier n
widower. who died in Canada many years ago.
leaving his two infant sons In the care of Cath
Ollie priest They separated as they grew up,
and William came 10 New York. and wHs sue
cessful in business. Edwards history is as yet
unknown,