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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-16
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT New cottage containing rooms
4 and kitchen, corner of Wood and Browder
ats; water on premises. Inquire at sll Wood 81,
nor RENT-A house with II rooms; also de-
L sirabe cottage of four rooms ;cisern water:
healthy location; convenient to street cars. Reht
cheap TO a good tenant. Apply to 05s Vain 81,
TyOR RENT-South front rooms, furnished or
K unfinished, at Washington Hotel
EoR RENr-A h"use9 OF four roons, with
II porch +. e corner of Jackson and Houston
streets Good water abundant Apply 10 "
Jefferson Ct, between Elm and Pacific avenue.
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at St. Louis Fair. 1879. f..l
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FOUND.

MOUND - On Sau Jacinto Street Cars, Mon
day evening, bunch of keys. Loser can
get by applying to this Office and paying for adj
yerti-ement.
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LOST.

OST-NOrE-Dated Decemcer Il, 1879, dus
a twelve mo this after date, pau abb to
lie ry Boil or Elizabeth Boil, for 1925, with
intere /. All persons are warned nett trace
or buy SAID notr, as payment has heen stopped
Note was given by NJ. NJ. Buckley ienry
Rnll
, 1880-07-18
COUNTY.BUILDING.

ASSESSOR CHASE, Of the North Town, Is hard
at work figuring up tho final assessments Tor his
section Of tho city, and says that they will be
ready next Saturday.
NEW Grand md Petit Juries will be tmpancled
Monday morning. No causes will be tried Non
dav. owing to the death Of Bnalff Runnion,
the Court adjourniug out Of respect to his mem
ory.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Mary Wfdders
pleaded guilty to pitt larceny, and was sent to
iaIl for one day. John Murphy was tried and
acquitted Of tho 1arceny Of 3.600 pounds OF
hams.
THE Committee on Jail and Jail Accounts of
the County Commissioners visited the 1ntl-yard
Yesterday afternoon aud examined the new
pavement After auditing some bills the Com
mttce adjourned.
APPLICATION WAS made to States Attorney
Mills yesterday on behalf Of Susan Phillips, an
old lady of 50, residing North Peoria street. 70
be supported by her daughter. The petfuon
will be tiled in the County Court under the Pau-
per act
THE Committee on City Relations OF the
City Bourl were to have met the City Controller
and tho Committee on County Relations or the
Council yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF
adjusting some old accounts existing between
the city and county, but, as nobody put IN an
appearance from the city end, no meeting was
held,
, 1880-07-18

sesds sfs1s se@sasfy ssoppss at @ fiiaess.st Sase'
as s:o@ 5 Tssassse ssss g = sts
Fages to Calvary Cemetery.
the 1,n Inst. at the h6,sI 5ss,aenss ct G
Charles j. yonnsest soa Of J. aud Mary DaViee asea
Dn1s II 5ssaooas sao q accss Cemetery
poasns a9lsh'Ss'a y: snd aa1; j. HUTCHINSON assd ID
HASLoN:-July II, George Hanlon. aged Il years
8 5sz Z g 6 T. T es
u f sa. of ef 5ses The
Anne 0Donnel, aged years and ment9s: m sa,th Mr.
e e. e
New Fork and Quebec <cannda' papers please
God recalled the precious loan, =
God has taken him away
r. 5sm IS; op5 ;6tS 6SsoiR 99 e g III Hsss! ern;
1inppy En- I131 II hGis Ris sI iii Ss @e 1ss.' rest
aqs ii!%s e S5SIsSe ;1;E iafaatan' aged L. days
Of l. sass'' sas vas
Ssa sss aSd ID q SaR5s f55ar.a,
parEsf BELOVED Viz George Barker @aidsn 9ame
Peaeock', at her residence. SIS rhrteeuth ch'-
Funeral to leave on Monday 18th, at 10 o'clock. oy
CARRIAGES to Calvary Cemetery.
Ru1iEEY-At 0 q. nj. July Is, at her residence, l6
O'Br!en-st., Lotta, beloved wife OF John Humsey,
aged - years
Funeral from residence at p. M. by Carriages to
IL E|1nlra md Ithaca tN - papers please copy.
HtjNSlOS-At his residence. 3018 Wubash-av., Sat
uriny morning, July II. David Runnton. In his 18TH
year. Death Was the result Of physical prostrat1on
1rom excessive heat .-.
Funeral services from the residence Monday at p
H. to which friends invited The remains will be
taken ;raccsand Inter In the day BY the family and
thu pall-banrerk Alone TO comply with the wishes or
the deceased, it s desired that floral offerings be
kens-
, 1880-07-18
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

The gold disbursements at the Treasury
yesterday amounted to3but 5000.
The Sub-Treasury redeemed 5000 In silver
yesterday. and paid out $4,000
The schooner Julia Larson will be sold by the
United States Marshal Tuesday at the Twelfth
street bridge, In accordance with m order Of the
Court.
THE intcrnal-revenue receipts yesterday foot
ed I'D $2l,&a, OF which amount $l3,9s3 was for
tax-paid spirits, l13235 for tobacco and cigars,
and $, ,l25 for beer.
SPEcIAL-AGESr H1xDs, OF the Customs Serv-
Ice. returned to the city yesterday from all Off
eial visit to Montreal. Cam. and Portland, Me.
He left for Milwaukee in the afternoon.
THE following is the list of 1uttuble articles re-
ceived at the Custom House yesterday: L.
Stern & Co.. octave Cqgnac; Field, Letter &
Co., B cases dry goods; Lyon & Heuty, 7 cases
musical Instruments; Schmidt g. Inbes, casks
wine; D. VI. Richardson, case paintings, Col
lections, 81, ,05G.9o.
TIE Custom-House officials were in receipt OF
letter yestcrday from Capt. Williams OF the
schooner Telegraph, written from MenOmince,
and stating that he had scen wreck about fff-
teen miles southeast Of Twin Rivers. The yes
sci was turned upside down, and IL stick with
rag on the end Of it projected from her keel.
Not sCul was In sight, and the writer did not
stay long enough to ascertain the nume Of the
craft
late growing out Of the practice OF Canadian
tug-boats in towing American vessels in Amer
ic1n ysuters, in yiOlntion OF the statutes. The
mnttcr was finally called to the attention of the
Treasury Department, and III due time evoked
tho following decision on the subjcct,-a ruling
, 1880-07-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

Yes. Jennie, you are right; whisky causes
the most murders; but then croquet causes
the most lies. And the worst.
Relatives are an absolute necessity to some
people # servant girl hasn't all aunt who
is sick and requires some one to spend tile
night with her, how is the girl to get out to
the circus?
It is estimated that $1,000 Americans, who
feel compelled to behave themselves at home,
will 70 Europe this season and have SIS, ,ooo,-
900 worth OF deviltry and one thing and
another.
The announcement made by Messrs. n.
Matson u Co., the jewellers, which appears
elsewhere in this paper, Is another llluStrs!-
tiou of this firms efforts to make all its busi
ness transactions with the public satisfactory
and pleasant. Hereafter the price of every
i'll plain figures, from which there will be no
It is a proud, proud day for young man
when his mustache grows long enough to
burn on the cigar he is smoking. He goes to
bed and dreams about 1t. The triumph of
and let his little brother look at it is as moth
ing in comparison.
Parties from the South have engaged rooms
at DR.. Justin Hayes home during the Ma
sonic Convention. Some will remain during
the summer. The Doctor could not nave
for his business than at 167 Wabash avenue,
Palmer House Block.
The doctors say that jumping the rope has
killed great many little. girls. We have
known it to kill some full-grown men, be-
cause they couldn't jump clear through It,
shoulders too broad.
Tie mammoth contract for feeding the
Knights Templar Conclaye has been awarded
to Mr.. John Wright, who agrees to supply
from 5000 to 6,0o0 persons daily, using the
entire Exposition Building as a restaurant
*It is the breath Of the people, said
tion.' Maybe 50, maybe So. Douglas knew
more about politics than we do, but we hope
to die il we haven't met people whose breath
would poison Peoria nastl-tub.
The National Archery Association held its
second annual tournament at Buffalo, N. T.,
during last week. and E. J. Lehman, corner
OF State and Adams streets, is selling illl-
mense quantities Of fine archery at so cents
on the dollar.
A careful newspaper estimates that more
money is spent in this country for tobacco
than for bread. That's JUS, it; we always
the hour is a loaf of tobacco, same size and
price as a loaf Of bread.
Until Aug. tha 20 per cent discount sale
will continue at Haryey's, the Clothier. 81
State.
No census enumerator need ever expect to
run for Office i'll the city wherein he has
enumerated. The 2 900 population he count
; ed 50 carefully would pile up majority OF
5000 against him.
The baby photographs seem asif they could
talk at Smiths, 2oG North Clark.
4 Judge of much experience says he has
him in which the mother did not know more
about it than the daughter. She always sus-
poets the fellow is rascal, and accordingly
gets ready for him.
, 1880-07-18

Fresh an DafsT-That IL His Condi-
tIon on the Twentieth Day of His
Fast.
Special Dispatch to Ih< Chicago Tribune,
New YORK, July 17.-Dr- Tanner is prov
ing what water CAN do for Hun. He thriyes
and keeps getting fat upon it. II he con-
tinues his fast till noon tomorrow his time
will be just half up, for lie is now enduring
his twentieth day without food. His condi-
tion to-day indicated that he would be able to
continue the fast. HIS voice was strong and
clear. his eye bright, his step firm and elastic,
and he acted in every way just as
lie might if lie had been taking his food with
out inter>nission. He had Il large number Of
visitors, many, ladies among them, and ser;
cral of the ladies played ON the piano and
sung, much to his qualification. He is 50
fond of music and seems SO much benefited
BY it that there was some thought OF engag-
ing professional pianist to play whenever
the Doctor desired.
There have been great many presenta-
tions OF bouquets, nearly every lady visitor
taking a little floral offering.
at the end Of almost twenty days fasting,
Dr.. Tanner looks very nearly the same rs at
is perhaps a little paler from his confne-
ment i'll the house, but otherwise he looks
unchanged.
Ats a. Ill. the faster, who was apparently
asleep; heard some one say that the carriage
sprane, lightly. from his cot washed and
dressed himself, and prepared for the drive.
The hig~ demijohn in which spring water
from Central Park was first obtained was
taken along to be retiiled. He reached the
hall again at q. At Sis his pulse was at 81,
his temperature 80. He was then in ex-
celtent humor, and in good condition He
passed tile day reading his letters and papers,
drinking ice-water, and sleeping. In the
afternoon he made fifteen brisk laps around
the hall, and had another drive in the park.
j., The doctors consider him improving rather
than showing signs Of failing.
To the Western Associated Press-
New York, July l7.-At noon tomorrow
DR.. Tanner will enter upon the twcnty-first
day of his fast. Tie is in better condition
than when he commenced it. He passed
to-tlay quietly ard in excellent spirits. At
6 p. Ill. he took 4 drive to Central Park. He
now weighs 1851 pounds, a decrease Of half
pound since yesterday. At & p. IN. his
pulse was 20, respiration Is, and his temper
ature 90. about half. a degree above the nor
NAL. During the day he drank 27 ounces
of water.
, 1880-07-18

s.TiEAsuRY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or THE
SECRETARY, WAsnrSoTos. 2. G., July lS r lesy;@ sJn
Collector Of Customs Port Huron. Mtca:Ha ue.,rv
The Department has this day sent to Henry
Howard. Esq, President Of the Port Huron
Northwestern Railway, the following te4gS1r IT,.
menI holds that Canadian tugs 'cannot tow
American vessels clearing direct from Cnlcago ,o
to Buffalo. HAmerican vessels clear from one
domestic port to another, making actual entry
nt intermediate Canadian port, CAnaalan lug
can tow them 10 such intermediate port
it is desired by tho Department TINT you
bring to the notice of owners OF steam-tuRs'
American and foreign. SO far as you convetlen!! M!
" can, the principle lnid down in the above teI
egran. Foreign tugs can tow American 'essets s.s
such clcarances may sometimes, however. be
Intermediate or via a foreign port on @ o.rect
clearance from one domestic port to anoLhor.
INC towing Of an American vessel by a foreign
tug, the vessel being on its WY from one rn 10
mestfc port to another, when the tug enters tof-
eign waters simply to drop the tow, is not 2 case
BY th9 Rrvsse
r. F. FRENCH, Acting Secretary.
, 1880-07-18
A LUCKY FIND,

DENVER Colo, July 1.-Two men named
Amos Harrison and Philo Peters, while bath
ing in the Arkansas River, forty miles eastof
Pueblo, last Sunday, found an iron pot con-
tanning 5000 in gold and sil7er. A letter
concealed in buckskin purse found in the
pot is yellow with age, and is dated April Is,
1850, and says: II stole tile money in CHI
cago from farmer. Ny partner died in
Kansas City, March Is. / am going to New
Mexico. II anybody finds this pot they can
keep the money. A. r. To-
, 1880-07-18

EVANSTON.
Judge Gresham, of tho United States District
Court Of Indiana, Is spending part OF the sum-
mer in Evanston
Last Wednesday afternoon the house Of 7. j.
Elston, the laundryn1an, wns entered, and $40
and number OF valunbles were taken. The
thieves are as yet unknown. 49,.
The buildings and boilers Of the new fog-horn
to be put up by the Government are to cost
$l1,0OG The Inhabitants of Evanston will be
glnd to learn that the horn can be heard twenty
miles, and will be kept In repair.
, 1880-07-18
THE SOUTH TOWN.
EQUALIZATION >of the Assessment
by the Proper Author
49, titles.
Interesting Additions to the soAd
List Previously Pub
lfslled.
A Slight Increase Over the Figures
Of last Year.

The South Town Board has completed the
work of hearing complaints and eauallzlng
the assessment OF real and personal prop
erty, and yesterday reporter took looK
through the books and arranged compare
sons Of the personal assessment for le1V-so
of some Of the leading capitalists and pusl-
ness firms which. have not already been
given, as follows:
, 1880-07-18

pawned. Last Sunday, it is said. sne s,e
ATTEMPTED to commit suicide by lne
lauduna1u route, but she took too mMch. anu na ~
was you1lted out before takinR e1ecl. ra 10 ~
lady's story is pitfable one. but sne appea .,ou
her, and she thinks her condition mnGn moreG 9d
than It really is. She will be comfortably ca1eo
for f,r ra}ofiyps
, 1880-07-18

. THE CITY-HALL.
r,ur Denartmcnt Of Public Works advertlses
for e. 900 tons Of coal for the Water WORKS.
m a. A. HOFFMAN yesterday volunteered to
fnsnect a portion Of the tenement houses OF tne
Fifteenth Ward.
osE cr the children taken from No. 100 Thtr-
tecnth place with smallpox a few days ago died
ut the Hospital yesterday.
rsr Treasurer yesterday received 81, $50 from
the Water Department, $S,SS8 from the City
Collector. and s, 119 from the Controller.
THE following figures give the number OF
licenses issued to date: Saloons, $50: dogs, l6,-
600: hacks, :Dl; and to carry concealed weapons,
II.
TIE resident British Consul, Mr.. Warwick, ac-
companied by Mr. Aoseley, Of London called
upon the Mayor yesterday. They will be taken
to the Crib Monday.
THE Health Officer yesterday condemned o.15o
pounds OF spoiled Goldfish 1T the Northwestern
Warehouse. corner Of North Water street anu
Dearborn avenue.
street bridge will be ready for travel late Tues
day afternoon. II SO, the new State street chr
line will be in operation Wednesday morning.
CONTRACTS we're yesterday awarded for curb
ing With sne aad ng ceat{e Gen for crnns with
curb wall the same street from Bluo 4slana
avenue to Twenty-Seconu Street
/ TIE Mayor will nominate the new members of
.,,,,ni,n,in1 @ ~ rha Corncil He declines to say
in advance who the lucky ones will De.
COMPLAINTS arc numerous against the liberty
allowed the CONS Of the South Dls1slOn+ when
said to be destroying the ~ fe e on46 mhe
Side Pound aud notified him that unless me
complaints were less frequent In the future
there would be trouble.
avoxc the building permits Issued yesterday
was one to John Serenger to erect two two
story. dwellings, no; S3Sa flfth avenue, 10 cost
S4,000; one to C. J. Hull to erect tnree @ s;s 6wp
story dwellings, Nos: ~ ana S'a Tess !,onta UniG
to erect II two-story store and dweling, Nos 9l
and 50 Indiana street, to cost $''oU
ONE of the Workshop inspectors complained
- nha,,Gorf ~ Sh;;ny e ~. nj Eo 2s3S Archcr
o..oGmo y, was tfnr a nuisance in p:lIng
deeaycd and decaying anilnal matter
the t,omniaint II should have been made By the
Sanitary Inspector Of tho ward, but Dr. dc
Wolf proposes to have 1t looked tnto-
THr Mavor was Yesterday in receipt OF a letter
Insnactnrs' IL, which he RESPECTFULLY and per-
omptorilr declined the honor, on the ground
thaf his Husiness would not admit Of bis attend
t,~- ~ tho d,,tiaa ~ rh 0ffice Tho .nr thinks
thSt nossihlT hjs feur thnt The Council would not
oo~Iir,, hin, may. have had somathInr To do with
% his deciininq. an and at once wrote to him asking
~ -. .r;thdr,,r hte do1l;nutinn hut had not
haard furihor fron1 him IN to Il late hour
.....-,.. .,aa o,-,,ras,o,, ,,oetor,o, a,o,na
4hs rnoenrt! nver fhe Mayor,s letter to Can't.
Ebcrsoid IN referynce to tho Suite street dives.
fha LETTER hnfl NOT hcen sent to SUPERINTENDENT
nHnnpeIi III ~ nil Of the orders on he same sub
ioo+ har haon nnd the,- rtx1ar13eI the yhrfe nf-
eGt mac e ncard Of in uoce Annals
IKE IKE u Snynr lad nothine further to saw On The
ann1cnt sycen1 tn roitnruto his sleterminutinn to
hc.:n the Stnts strent dives conflucted respect-
, 1880-07-18
PiEASt|RE-SEfkERS,

Excursionists OIL the lake will be pleased to
hear that Jesse Cox, THAT ever-popuiar man-
ayer, will make himself still more popular and
give many people the pleasure OF riding on the
elegant steamer Flora by reducing the fare to25
cents tround trip to Evanston and return.
, 1880-07-18
DEATHS

SP PELMAN--At hts residence At Evanston, ILL.,, a. 10
O'clock Sat1rtny, Roswell L. spelman. Of oonsump-
ton. In his SD yenr. I
EGGERrStN-Ju1y1 10, Arthur Waldemnr EeRert-
sen, beloved son Of knud and Johanne Ezge1tsen.
Funeral Saturday, July Il, frum residence Of par
euta TIA South Union-st-, ut II O'Clock.
NONTAGUE-Jnly II. ut her late residence, Lydin
AnEusta- wife Ct Gilbert Monsasue.
Funeral Monday, at p. u. Carriages to Oakwo0d.
ES~New York BROOKLYN and Boston papers please
copy.
1oyed wife OF John Gates, aged 10 years month und
4 days.
Fnnern to-day Sunday ut 2:30 O'Clock. p. M. from
Cemetery.
WELlS-James s. Wells, beloved husband OF Mary
r. Wells Friday tuly ID, with Brishts disease Of the
copy.
ArKINsoN-At Kenwood. July II, Isaac Atkinson,
aged 81 years. -
FuneIsl from St. Paurs Episcopal Church. Ken
wood on Monday 18th, ut D. H. BY carriages 70 Oak
, 1880-07-18
WASHINGTON.

The Marine Hospital Servtcc-1m mi"
grafton Statistic Tie Sugar
Frauds.
WASHINGTON, D: c., July 17.-The ar
rangements made by Supervising Surgeon
General John B. Hamilton, Of the United
States Marine Hospital Service, for the care
Of sealnen entitled to relief and for burial OF
the dead, for the fiscal year ending june 3o,
1881, have been approved by the Secretary OF
the Treasury.
At Chicago the patients are to be cared for
in the United States Marine Hospital, and
William Niemeyer Is to provide burial for
the deceased patients at 316 each.
1rhe Chief of the Bureau Of Statistics fur
nises the following information in regard to
immigration into the ports of Baltimore,
Boston, Detroit, Huron, Key West, New Or
leans, New York, Passa1naquoddy, Phila-
delphia, and San Francisco during the month
ending June 30, 1880: There arrived at the/
above-named ports, during the month OF
June, 1850, 1856 passengers, r. 567 Of whom
were immigrants. OF the total number Of
Immigrants arrived, there were from En-
gland 7,s12; Scotland, 2,13S; Wales, 1o2;
Ireland, 14.190; Germany, 1858; Austria,
$3.50; Sweden. 7,459; Norway, 1888; Dem
mark. 1053; France, 400; Switzerland, COO;
Spain,ll0; Holland, $40; Belgium, s.; Italy,
9S2; Russia, Oil; Poland, 373; Hungary, us;
Dominion of Canada, 1232'; China, LISP;
Cuba, 81: all others, 179. The arrivals at the
port Ut New York, during the twelve months
ended June so, 1880, as compared with the
twelve months ended June 80, 1879, we're as
follows:
Citizens OF the United States re-
tarnea; .-.'~...'-...-..'....'' 5i'Sas o.. sa.S
Total l...................... .3ol.ss1 141,au
a Treasury Department circular OH the
sugar frauds says: "If, now TINT fraudulent
coiuration Is clearly known, importers per-
Sist in attempting to pass fraudulent sugars
below their true grade, the Department will
not be satisfied with merely collecting the
dlities, but will seize the sugars for forfeit
ure."
j. D. J. Lopez, Postmaster at Anton,
Chico, n. NJ, has been arrested for rltlin@
registered letters.
EXPORTS.
The total value Of exports of domestic
breaustuffs during the twelve months ended
June 30 1880, were S2777, 22G 7712.
Commissioner Williamson, of the General
and Interpretation of the scope and force OF
the act relating to the public lands Of the.
United States.
The Secretary Of State has addressed a
letter to the Commissioners and :llernateS
stating that on the 10th of August he will
call together, at New York City, the Inter-
national Commission, for the purpose Of ef-
fecting permanent organization for hold
ing an international exhibition i'll 1888.
, 1880-07-18

Over 10000 Howe scales sold. Borden, Selleck
& Co., Agents. 81 Lake street.
, 1880-07-18

Buck l. Rayner's Moth Powder destroys roach
es, heas flies, and bcdbugs.
, 1880-07-18

Times: Our highest artists III dentistry: The
beyond doubt, though but IS SET
, 1880-07-18

Flrst-class ba rbers use the Cuticura Medicinal
Shaving Soup exclusively
, 1880-07-18

Warrants issued the year previous or in
former years redeemed by the Trcas-
urcr during the month Of May, 1850. s 215495
Amount OF warrants outstanding May 81, 1850:
Payable OIL demand from taxes l878... 38l8
Payable from taxes 1Ss9 when collected. 527,6O0
Payable from taxes 1880 when collected. 2D,7s3
10t8l.. .................-..........$ 590.3H
, 1880-07-18


was presented +. last evening Mons. Joseph
tossed nickel plated cannon-balls iu style that
drew feh humping ao applause serBt Lam,
Drill, and footed familiar fantasies on an army
buKle: the Ronaldos turned themselves inside
%no KIT saa aSs Sess Haxsf of their and legs Wcs h
sonated the Donny6rosk Twins in ~ IN
ravcd around viii dre in his eye and q carving
knife in bis hand, as the Mad Butcher: and
Selor Redde Jalmn chcwed redhot lead and
flaming kcrosetic sandwiches, drank burning
cocktails, and otherwise evinccd Hill unnatural
appetite for unpleasant rictuals. Then came
PIKE slog dancs s Sstesn bet e1 Mr. wia ~ %s
I shafiies IN in superb @ styie but M Wells cut alter
while his sinister hoof camo the dnuble t1abdub
the prize which consisted Of $3.50. All the parties
were professionals.
At7:30 yesterday moraing some workmen en-
Raged. upon the Lincoln Park driveway found
4 respectfully dressed woman lying unconscious
wives just outside the driveway. They
m :: was dead. as the waves were
cf ooo xsshed Dxs a asorc @ s the ~ase Hu na
life not extinct, the workmcu sent her promptly
to tho ST. Joseph's Hospital where, under treat
9sve @Sp' her soe nano nn as fs carrie Hady, % years
ST aTe, and IS well connected. and
evidently well educated. The police are conf
ienicd the imputaton strongly Investigation
Poies ~ese T5sht: ~ Mis$ $r,5az Handy lived 9P
70 last Sunday win n1 TRENDS S.,1n at no; .nah
q Toas fer her nVg b.
and recognizing that she was burden upon her
faee been eno l9ng UPON Dor the % preceeas Of
iewelry and clothing which she sold or