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Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
Tramp Outrage !
ATTEMPTED MURDER

One of the most unproyoked and wanton outrsges that It has been our duty to record, occurred at about nine o'clock Monday morning. and has reused the community to intense indignation. As Mortimer Greer, young man in the employ of William Bennett of this place, was driving home. ward from the mill at Ashley Falls, he was stopped ln the highway near Nathan Wat sons. by couple of tramps. One of them was large six.footer, dark complexioned, with hair cut short, wore light brown clothes and a round top cap. The other was smaller, wore black clothes and an old soft hat. The smaller man approached the horse's head, while the larger ruf1an came to the side of the wagon and ordered young Green to get out. saying that they $wsnted that team." Green refused to yield, when she tramp placed his foot on the step, as if to get into the wagon. Seeing this, Green reversed his whip and struck the fellow over ths head with it's butt end. Thereup- on the villain drew revolver and fired, the ball entering young Greens arm near the shoulder, making dangerous but probably not fatal wound. The horse started and, the wounded man applying the whip, got away from his assailants and drove rapidly home. Dr. Camp was ct once summoned and examined and dressed the wound. but has nos yet succeeded in fading and extract ing the bullet. Mir. Bennett, as soon at possible, aroused the neighbors, and notified the authorities and prompt measures were taken to arrest the perpetrators of this out rage. Descriptions were telegraphed in al directions, and Deputy Sheriff Richmond drove to Ashley Falls, Clayton, East Canasr and around, to arouse the citizens and hun down the villains.
 The Selectmen offered . reward of @lOt for the arrest and conviction of the mai who did the shooting and the populac' turned out eD nsdsss to hunt tramps. Ever object that could be utilized as weapon was as once in great demand. Old mus ksts, revolvers, shot guns, all were brough out. Squire Peet armed one company with pitchforks and fails from the store Another battalion had shillelahs, with ar occasional rusty gun. Soon arrests began to be made, for trsmps are rather plentiful this season. Officer Huggins, with poss' arrested couple about two miles south O SheGleld, and they were thought to be thu right ones; but young Green could no sdsptfy thea. sberif. Richmond arrested one or two in this place; two were takei st Mill River and one or two others wer' nabbed here by amateur detectives. but al were afterwards discharged. The hunt wa kept up through the dsy and evening, n,or' than hundred men being out at one time scouring the woods on Snake Hill where I was thought the tramps were hidden. The williams have, however, thus far escaped capture, Green is doing well. although ths wound is very painful and the arm muct swollen, and Dr. Camp anticipates his TO coveFy.
 LAxxR.--Green was taken to Lenox Fur nace on she l2.A0 train "Wednesday after noon b have his wound examined by Dr. Heath and, if possible. have the bsll ex eraatn6, a4T .asfd 1gsL af aasa1 lo
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
CANAAN. CONN
Thursday Morn'g. Jul. 25. 1878
FRANKIE MORSE.

RMANAkE AV1SS0s 1-." " s
 ,-..',.r5 V is his footfan that hearl .-an .sF Be still my hesrtl for never more Shall I, upon our Sttags faes That footstep hear. It went with angel tread
 And not an echo left for m, :A 'a;;sS Sc on this weary, listening e. .. Twill never fall again. .-..--........ ... linear his voicel It cannot be: That voice is now with angel ch r Around the throne, and higher Swells the glad song. Be still sad heart thy God alone Hath other treasures to thee given. Shall He not this one back to heaven Take for His own? ohl memory, memory, bring again That form long to see;
 And in thy hall twill ever be The dearest treasure there. I'll hang them there to look upon In after ysars-the kindly sots Of love Now pictured of the ono above Our treasure safe in heaven.
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of the whole human system, as 1t controls the life, health and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in it's proper sction, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digest ion of food, the moyenents of the heart and blood, the action of the brain and nerv- ous system, are all immediately connected with the workings of the Liver. It has been successfully proved that Greens Au- gust Flower is unequalled in curing all per- sons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Lver Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms that result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want.
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
D..

At Chapinville, July 8, infant son of Delton and Lucia Ostrum. ,.a At Weatogue, July 2s, Surluman Sardan, aged 75 years. .'t -NEg tg1t%
 At Ballston Spa, N. Y., July IA, Mrs. A. O. Dexter, aged S6 years. At Oollinsville, July IS, Eddie, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Palmer, aged years. At New Marlboro, (Hadsell Street), July 2f, John Huntington, formerly of Canaan, aged 5S years. In Hartford, July 21, William F., son of
 August and Bridget Smith, aged 10 months and 2 days,
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
BORT R..

At Chapinville, July 6, son to Delton and Luella Ostrum. At New Marlboro, July 22, daughter to Mary Prince.
 At Kent, July IS, son to Charles s. Smith, depot agent and druggist. |
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
4u,ue 9ems.

"&* We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrence of interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
NOTICEl !

THIS is to certify that on the 18th day of 1 July, 1878, c. I. Conley took up certain yearling bull, mostly white, with some red spots, with slim horns, from certain enclos- ure belonging to Whiting c, Kellogg, situated in the town of Canaan, Litchheld county, State of Connecticut, the owner of which is said animal shall not be found and shall not redeem said animal, 1, Lee D. Brewster, con- stable of said town of Canaan, hereby give mo- tice that shall sell said snlmal at public auc- near the Congregational church (South Can- aan) in said town of Canaan, on the 10th day of August, 1878, at 2 o'clock Tn the afternoon, to recover the legal poundage, fees, damages, keeping, and my fees. lL,Iil
 Canaan, July 21, 1878. 1w4 ss$d
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25

Two thousand dollars fine and two years imprisonment is the penalty for punching hole in or defacing silver coin in any way. ,sssay sb .eef,,,|
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25

SubscriPslOn nAccount.-The date on the colored sl1p of paper with the name of the sub acriher ahoyvs the time G0 which she sub scripsion is paid thus. R. B. Smith sJunV
 indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper tG July 6tn. 1877, It Is hoped that subscribers will
 see to it that their account, as indicated by the date on their papers, is always correct and when \ they pay for renewal of their subscription, will
 the proper credit and in the event of an error tc inform us for correction at once. No claims fol
 errors in these accounts will hereafter be consid cred. unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have beer
 made as the regular receipt of the paper with the | date to which the subscription is paid plainly
 printed thereon, is priA facie evidence of tts ec ceptSnce ss correct,
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25
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-.r Connection Western News.
 Extra Copies of tfis Nzws can be obtained st Graham's Drug ssofe' Salisbury c Marble New Hartford Cornell 6 HoySs stO3et Lakeville J. Turner, Falls Village Humphrey c Drug Store Canaan Post once, West Cornwall. The "Enporinm." West Winsted. W, A. Roberts, East Canaan Post Ofdee, Southheld, Mass Post Ofice Mill River, Mass
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WANTED

A farm located on the line of the Hous. or Conn. w. R. R. within one mile of station. Enquire of or address, JAMES. l.. BRAGG.
 Canaan, July 24th, 1878. Sw4
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FOR SALE.

new Champion moving machine--Also the "Tiger" wheel rake, the best in the world.
 1w4 G. I. Ingraham. Southfeld, mass.
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25

Falls ViIlages--
 How deliciously cool: mercury has drop ped to 6S degrees ID the shade.. ..... Our band (Tucker's) gives an outdoor concert at the Stevens House, Canaan, on Saturday even- ing, July 27th, and if you Canaanites want to be regaled with some choice music, just be on hand at 8 o'clock. There was quite an exodus to Saratoga from this town last week. Depot Agent Wolcott reports the sale of seven tickets to that famous resort. .....C. Conley has taken up a stray bull, and. if the owner don't call for 1t, will sell it, Ang. 10th, in accordance with notice in another column...... Misses Palmer and Egg. leston of Norfolk are on visit this way. stopping at J. D. Egleston's. Quite a large party enjoyed the cool breezes of Mt. Prospect on Saturday last. It is getting to be ''just the thing" to visit this elevation, and parties who undertake the ascent are fully repaid for their exertlon by the brac- ing atmosphere and the magnificent views obtained. Tramping seems to be popular this summer. Four knights of the staff and satchel passed through here last week. They were from New Haven, students 1 think ....Miss Sophia Thomas of Port Jeff ferson, L. l., is visiting at Geo. W. Thom- as in Amesville.... .Minot Lyman, who has pistol ball in his wrist, is gaining slowly I; suffering good deal of pain, however,. E. J. Hornbeck, Halls popular salesman and book-keeper. is on vacation. ......F Fred, Peetz, the shoemaker, is suffering severely from rheumatism....... The recitals by Mrs. Enoch Root on Friday evening last were very slimly attended, probably on account of the heat. Dwight says it was good, and he is critic. Ely Ensign of Huntington, ". Va. is home on visit. 0.
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25

attention.
 Hot Wayes.-The United States signal officer stationed at Barkhamsted Light. house has developed very plausible theory as to the cause of our recent experience with hot waves. He says in his report :- Il have learned few facts through private correspondence, which may account fol the unusual heated terms We have beet passing through of late. l. seem trouble has arisen in the northwest, by reason oi the hired help complaining of large washes which accumulate during each week and thus causing Mondays to be days of unbear
 able toll. By mutual agreement the ladies of that section arranged to have theil household linen cleaned and ironed twice weekly instead of once as hitherto. Oi course washing and ironing requires consid erable heat and the arrangement being gen. eral. all the cooking stoves are in full blast
 on the regular appointed days. The aggre. gate of heat thus generated is enormous, and raises the temperature many degrees, especially when we take into account the additions made by the warmth of temper displayed DOtn DY mlstEesS ana maid on
 wash days. Supposing then Monday and
 Thursday to be the days for washing, Tues
 days and Fridays the times appointed fol ironing, we have the following result :- Monday and Tuesday hot wave generated increasing in intensity until Tuesday after noon. Then follows gradual falling of temperature, cold wave as compared tc
 the former. This, in turn, gives place to the hot wave of Thursday and Friday. which again in turn, moderates into longer spell
 experience these results until one or two days later, which explains quite satisfacto. rily the change of Sunday night to some- what cooler state of atmosphere" sgs
 a Cor. CorL.
Connecticut western news., 1878-07-25

The Falls Village special killed . S250 horse belonging to William Wilcox at Shef. field, Monday morning.
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wholesale Market sspsrs
FOR WEEK ENDING JuLy1STH.

Reported and corrected weekly for TRr NEWS
 NOAH ROGERS, Produce Commission Msr
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Occupying Posts Near rC"nstnntin"pie-oihe'"
Report or the Peace Bases

CoSsTANTINoPLr, Feb 3 (hy way by Svfal
Tho ru-sinna bnvc occupied ChatalJa. Siliv-
ria ton the Sea II Marmoral. AMI orm"hl. Su-
ici,,on pnshn has gone to Iarissa, capital of
tho Province Of Thcssuly. There IL II Cabinet
crisis in consequence of Parliamentary criti-
cisms Of the Governments abolition oil tho
Grand Vizcrntc without consulting Parliament.
and of the contemplated policy OF Ahmed Nellx
Enrndi. tho new President of the Council of
Minister'S.
CoNsrANrfNorLr. Feb. Thy way OF Bombay.
In accordance with the armstco conditions.
the Russians will occupy Widdin. Rustchuk.
Silistria Bclgfadjik and Erzeroum. The am
bassndors OF the powers are still ignorant OF the
conditions of peace. Rcdjib Pasha with twenty
seven ba,talions has left for Voo Accounts
have boon received hero of deprcdatlons COM
miucd hy Russian troops in the houses OF Mus
sulmnns III Adrianoplo and neighOoring VII
IoNnox. Fob s.-Omcal Information from
~. prterslurr gives the denilrd peace bns"s
They ar in Substance identical with tho-r tcle-
rraphel Ia these dispatches on the 3d inst, as
follows:
Firs,-The erection Of Bulgaria into a prin-
scfonl-A war indemnity or territory COM
Third Tho indoponarucc of Roumania. Ser
via. anl Mont negro. with in'rrgec ol territory
fonrii Reforms in Dosnia md Ucrz,govna.
Fiuh- Au uiirrIor uuirrsfHu ling between the
Suiln AMI car r.Eur,lin- th. Dlrduuslr-.
TN. evacuation ~ tho Danubian for
trc--os and Efaeroum.
But ncnorilinr IT, the above IN einl informn-
ti'r. tlrr. IRE oniv i've conditions the cvrerN-
tim OF tIc iorirrs, lrlns pnrt ol the ern -iit"
reniiti9ne MT hos. ~ r'ie'. tn MN CON ,
trep'v No 'it cr . 8 san ~ SehasiNpol
A lrtnr official despatch from st rrtrahurg
tons OF p'a.. iiir nn'S 1liit.onal condition
mention 81 b. ihc rN li 'u oi tt. lorirrs. ~
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TREN ToN's STATE sArINGs BiNK.
The Receiver Asks 4 nt l.. X Frccse he Com
PEELED TO Answer Questions.

TRENTON, Feb. In the casc Of the insol-
vent state Savings Bank this rity, Mr.. l. Nor
Ger Shrovc. the re,clyor. asked Chancellor Run
yon to-day for mandatory order 10 compel
louis X. Frrcsc ~ answer certain questions
touching the lonn Of ii5.0O0 made to him 10y his
father. jacob X. Frccsc. Treasurer Of the bank.
and a. t. what dsp si;ion he had made OF the
money. Mr.. G. j. W. Nroom. Freese's counsel
asked the protection of the court. hecnuso the
Nn-wcring Of the question might tcnd to crimi-
uate his clients, Who ur' UNI 'r ind ,ctmcnt for
tho matter 90 which the uuo-tlun- OF TIA" receiver
refer. H. said thgt lo had no hope Of II post
ponrmrnt of the trirl which WIS set down for
The lph inst. and that after that Mr. Frccse
would Zoe 10 tlr dls}us % of g." receiver.
Chan 'elor kunynn sHid IL Frnrs" sciS up tlet
the answer " uIl rr.miuutr. hH would not iurcs
n. Tut IL ho oLls believed thnt il would tend t.
do 50 il Is nnlturr thing. Tho receiver should
SIT the affair thurIurhly. and should not be cir
cutnsrrlb"d IN bis rights. Tho Chancellor H. TO
give his decision ON Tuesday II is likely that
AN Hpph Jon Wi he made Tor Il chgugc Of
venue on account Of tho feeling in this city.
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JOTIINGS ABOUT TOWN.

cant Gunner reports that JOJ miles OF streets in this
oiy were ,Ncrt IN January.
THE Elevated Railroad conn lcted down sixth ave.
nuc 90 Third street Yesterday
Mr. MARY Ncrneanr lo1 wears ~ age, died IN her home
at 40 MHshn. .tun street on THURSDAY
,tnrlc the Count Joauncs will repeat hi performance
oi Rr1e, IN the Lyceum Theatre tins afternoon.
Col Bob lncerhu viii lecture IN Gilmore's Garden this
sCIGMl' d" SA"'''' or the '''f'y 0' MAN. oman" ana
Mgr. Chatatd. President oi the American College AZ
Rome viii preach in 81 Trrcsa's Church. kutsers and
Henry streets, tomorrow morning.
John Bowc of ~ Washington street fell from the scam.
ship FAWhrrgh NJ Pier H. Nurih river. last evening" and
WAS drowned lie was % years OF age.
The Health Board has ordered that every car used tor
The transportation oi passengers IN the city shall he "a
constructed as at all times 10 provide AMI secure good
Ventilation
In John F. Henry Curran \ 60 a,'ifumcnt To Rem
jAmin + Dewey. which WAS n'i Nr-sAltN. thril la,
mhues ar ~ u1 MI % nominal assets f'f'4i lN leai
assets, 500 .h3 30
In an altorcaI.nn ur eos house ~ Twenty nr' stree,
Tuua. tttI,N down NItu B. ,ual Shove, seriously aud
p,rAis fatally inWlts Nlnh
MI, Rnscnu. nj her l'urtt in to Gra1i Opera llose
wor1, "R,iy Mro Iron tio author o. that popular
song. Wlls ,.'' .,ut- SID sIrt'- ui' NN" N'e'n WAS
''rraWeio fisa.Hc i'om h'riugnl' D., ." -
Thoni,s k.us ,ni Ni,A,m shaw. ri.luh ward roushx
met m thc duier Du.r 40 l,7 "rur street CHfy \c'cr.
daN, wi '"Nnn" hu ilt' u'N li'N nNl hh., 'Nnul
Lrtl. N IL, iuu..i on Oh, sidewalk Shaw .talhrd
ki.- -lon. hn- h"' h,n yDt OF sis" ps.soA only
The transfer boat N,r,anH wh,n 10 Wc'' SIXTY first
rl'' u lt.'r- t.,' t.tcihrt Wfii sheet Nr-l.lrl
rir uruWn to lim. ful wa, hIulrt a'utrl nlth bat
Tint ho hl r.caiei ilom the BlA, hNpls ls.tn' nm
for the lu,tne
Malthy's choice Norfolk oysters are choapeE
llan h4eRers neat Al halriso" st anI ~ C..i.'Alt
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u, Ii. Iryinx's Paintings.

For the benefit Of the widow Of the late John
Beauiain Irving there was sale by auction oI that
painters studio effects paintings and costumes and Of
paintings contributed by tic members Of the Arnsts
Mutual Aid society, last evening IN Loavitts art rooms
sl7 Broadway Greek suit brought sl7; gold k't ana
sleeve 81 cardinals suit SO Turkish hag e. antique
carbine s23 antique sword, So antique powder flask
~ pnir OF habords sl2 portfolio oi 81 oil sketches
some original drawings by Mr. Irving, and seventy hNe
Mi togrnuhs and ongravings 80 The late MI Irving :
pictures ON eNlihdon were as follows studio Of rroi
J. r. Wr!-,n "Mestphaan lntcnor,u 'NeStphhiah
Cottage Doorway "CnuIt Of Castle Els Iau. cape
study Mr. Leutle's studio Dnssedorii "thur'h IN.
t'riorn Dusseldorf. All but one were MiildfAWn by
Mrs irving Tie Church inleriorn brought Soao or
sri. gnught SIS sounds OF spring j. tiny, slih;
Wniiin. for a Bite" j. a. Brown, s221, The White
Doe IS n Board, SO, aud " Rocky Mountain soero,
A Bcfstadt, $50 The sale amounted 70 s2'p \ col
lection of paintings and sketches bV the l'lg EtN ~
White sold Tor benefit Ot the poor oi the church VI
the Holy Communion, brought $40
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TIE TENhzrNLA SNINDLE


WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Ihc suh-cOmmittcc
on the Venezuela case this morning examined
The Rev. John G. Mobiles Of Ncwark Nj. broth
cr " tho late Col. Mobiles to whom VIM. T. Muir
ray addressed the letter that has aincc been 40
extensively published. in which Mr Murray
confcsscd that he divided slj0.00 Of tho $780,
600 awarded 10y the Mixed Commission to
Bealcs. Mobiles Garrison. between the Amor-
can Minister. Mr.. Stilwell. the American Com
missioner. Mr.. Vaafanc. tho Umpire, Mr..
Machado. and himself. his own share being
t37 500 Mr.. Mobiles testified tO having received
tho Murray letter from his brother Col Mobiles,
ono OF the parties to the Bralcs. Mobiles, and
Garrison claim that his brother said. when de-
livering the letter that he had been compelled
to consent TO the fraud that had been perpe-
trated. and that he desired the document should
be used to undo the wrong he had been partly
instrumental in doing This was Col NObless
Inst Illness. and shortly before his dcuth The
most important part ~ Mr.. Noblcs's testimony
was that he presented this evidence Of the fraud
TO Secretary Fish. who mcnaccd hiu, with Grim
inal prosecution and severe punishment ifhe at
tempted to use the evidence to interfere with
whnt he tFshl declared was llnalty. Mr.
Mobiles declared that by reason OF Secretary
Fish's threats he withheld the evidence he has
since furnished until Mr.. Fish went out Of Office
and that he finally submitted that evidence to
the attorney for Venezuela Mt the suggestion OF
Assistant Secretary Seward Mr.. Mobiles also
swore TINT he visited st. Paul. Mimi. and CON
latter admitted that he might haye written IT,.
but said, In response to Mr. Mobiles = appeals to
mako a clean breast Ot the transaction, " Ill be
damned II 20 back on my friends.
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tain foll tho galleries whistlcd the Feet
March and tr'mprd. The audience sang
Nv Joanna hVcsiu Harlem,
hui wrrc awe 1T orr into W. won't gn homo TN
mnfninr." nnl Then rOur'd Hold tee fnrt"
Tho most t~ was a pauiomiuc. ODhciu's
tur iuHts WA ncrrilcrey rid dl.ul -. ono
OF the rrnNe diggcrs rcgemhcd Ben Hu'.
lrr. and WIS told TINT ha shovl luoArd
moro lil,ou spoon than % spade. O'lrlia was
buried while The audience rose and sang;
ODt Griu"a j. dcai, thnt gcoi old man.
We rt'rr sluii ~rc him inurc
He usri 10 wear an uli cray coat
Al iuttontd down before.
From tha, time until tho closc the play was
complete panipninc.
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Trouble Ahead for Corbin.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Feb. s.-Thc special COM
mttce To investigate the charges against David r. Cor
bin in regard To the improper Appropriation Of money
h.ongins to tho state COLI cte IN phosphate suits and
also hi. huhius micrs u the Legislature tn vote
huu United States senator IN December l~ib,
rort,i o. the Senate TODAY rccnmur udn- that the rNi
dvncv taken nv the committee he turned 10 the At
torncN General with instructions ~ institute elNl or
criminal nTNcn neAlmgs AEAlmet lulhln
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MISS MORGiN's C.iSE.
Charging that there wns Mock Marriage
Also "a Charge OF Into Nicatiom.

Miss Matte NJ. Morgan. who accuses Silas
NJ Stlwell, Jr, OF dccciving her by u mock
marriage and afterward r'pudiating her was
nrraigned in the Fiiy-sevcnth street police
court Yesterday on charge OF being drunk and
dsordcrly. She gave her residence rs liG West
Twenty-sixth street The complaint was pro-
irrrcd 10y Oflicer Quigcy. After dctaining her
for two hours the Justice discharged her. Her
complaint against Mr.. Stiwell was also dis
missed. The warden OF the prison connected
with the police court says that she seemed TO be
partly intoxicated and partly out OF her head.
Mr.. stilwcll is a son Of the wealthy Silas NJ
Stilwell. and is engaged in law practice with
his father at 20 Nassau street. His friends call
the mock marriage charge an outrageous at
tempt nj black mail. In November last. they say,
tho complainant cnied at his on q looking for
had nnished hc work that was given her She
s%Sli leanyy 10 kcep hSr from want.
dent distress and frendlcssncss, advanced
money at different times sufficient 10 keep her
from actual suffering. but when her demands
ing facts in reserve, be WAS aroused TO Il sense
OF i, peril. Then he. cc9scd his pqyments,
a scene. On Monday Inst she repeated The cX-
pertinent for the third time, and Mr; Sulwcls
patience being exhausted he gently led her 10
the door and placed her outside of il,
Onicer Qugley SAYS that he found Miss Nor
gan intoxicated, il Third avenue a O'Clock in
says that she was merely ILL., and that the officer
wqs guilty OF @ the nlf common pohi2 6innder OF
i'Jh. Mr Join :" s. Meb"n. 6roGcr, oi II Bccckcr
street. saws that Miss Morgan called on him
several times 10 obtain loans on . certain trunk
full ~ valuable clothing which she professrd To
have but that she never showed him the trunk.
MIR, Andrew j. Thomqs, diamond broker Nt
loans of SO and upward On similar security
II rN-it, grow SO II. .'.' N IllI li"l'hS',i lhi