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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
HORTON. c. ].

1. r sued bank for the wrongful. con-
version of q promlssory note deposited with
1t by one 8. who transferred his claim
AGAINST the pant therefor to R. The bank
answered that 1t received the note for col.
lection from /; bG. white 1t was in its posi-
session II sold ana disposed of 1t for its actual
value and b cid the proceeds to apply to the
Satisfaction OF certain debts due and payable
by g. to the banks which debts, 1t alleged,
were in excess OF the note. and were due at
the time OF the sale Of the note, and at the
assignment OF g. to r To the answer, K.
replied by general denial. Upon the 1iai,
theiCoprt found that the bank had not
wrongfully converted the note, and rendered
judgment In favor OF the bank for costa. At
forwards, r. brought q second action against
the bank for money had and received to the
plaintiffs use, bui being In tact an action for
the recovery of the proceeds of the sale otsaid
note. The latter pleaded the former judg.
ment in bar. r demurred to the answer.
The Court sustained the demurrer and gave
judgment Ia favor Oft. He'd, Error, as tins
answer set fort b q good deIelsa. The mat.
ter being res odjudicdta
All tb0Justices concurrtng.
A true copy. Attest: CD. BROWN,
isl Clerk Supreme Court.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01

just think Of it-you can relieve the
twinges Of rheumafism, or the most painful
attack Of neuralgis-you can check . cough,
and heal bruised or broken skin. With . bot
tie of THoAAs' ECLlcrRIC OIL. costing only
IS cents. The advertisement OF this leading
remedy in another column, Ii well worth Q
careful perusal. Note-Eclectric, selected and
eleclFfGed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01

Collection Bureau attached. with associate
rf1ces throughout the United StateA the
the latest and most reliable Information con.
corning all merchants AID traders, at one
half the prices char ysd BY the old ageEcie3
This business stands on Its merits alone; al
we ask Is to give us . trial ana II ne do moi
DO all We promise, drop us at onca. SubscrfI-
ton price from two TO fifty collars, accord.
Ing to the amount of Information required.
No old buck or ratings Is furnished oy this
ONCE but only fresh and reliable reports
made direct in every case. No report oveI
two weeks old Is ever allowed to 60 out OF
this office.
ICED county Of the United States and the
Canadas, who attend to collections fol SUBJ
scr1bers ut low and fixed rates.
nov23dAw1m
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
o anbs soodsc cheap.
Mems and Boys Socks. :
psrps
FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES
-
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We
lhor thenex
b b o
which
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01

In vain the eyes aze allsd with nghS
Ayaan the cheek With beauty elovs
oalaD The tsseh axo pose and white,
UNI the breath q like the ruaa.
AN0 SOZODONT alone supplies
Ineee beauties that ~ III do PRISE,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
SUPREME COUNT sYitABI.
STATE OF KANsAS,l
SUPREME COURT.

No. l0,-T L Bond, 8 II Palmer. and G W
Jones VI Tho Weed Sewing Machine Com
pany, and James B Nc6Jnigal and T G
Henry-Error from Dickinson county
Affirmed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
BsKwER, J.
BIZ THE 0DURr;

PerIv ct al Error from dickinson county
Affirmed.
BIZ THE OURr: BsEwER, j.
While contracts for the sale Of land, In
which time Is made of the essence OF the
cootract Are valid and enforceable At Law OF
such that il would be grossly ineQuitable to
enforce . forfeiture, courts OF equity vii
upon slight grounds therefor, relieve party
tnerefrOm, and enforce the contract e. mere
ly one OF sale. And, HslS, that under thu
circumstances Of this ease, the District CouI
committed No error in refusing 10 enforce {
forfeiture.
All the justices concurring
A true copy. Attest: q. ]. BROWN,
| Isl Clerk Supreme Court.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
Oaurien Mes Necessary,

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder produces
better breed, biscuiss. cakes, etc.. than any
other. Its purity admits OF any quantity
being used with perfect sAfety, and without
hoIda where true economy ia studied Win
use d.. Price Cream Baking Powder. 2tdAv
EASE by day and repose BY niRht are en-.
joyed BY those who are wise enough to apply
THOMAS ECLEcTRIC OIL to their aching
muscles and jointA Aeuantity eakly held
In the palm of the hand 10 often enough 70
relieve the most eXcruciattng pain. This
Incompatible remedy mas many other uees,
explained in the advertisement Off which
ali shall peruse. Note-Eclectric, selected
and electrified.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
VALENTINE,J
BIZ rHHOouKr,

In an action on . penal bond, where the
breach alleged W., that one Of the defen.
dants, who Was the principal obli9or, had
failed % pay over to the plaintiff. who was
the obii4ee, certain money, which the bond
required should be paid, and II was shown
cy the petition and ~; exniOlts that tnis
items Of account, all covered by the bond /;
Held, that only one cause OF action was sta
ted.
All the justices concurTing.
A true CODY: AttaA, CT BROWN.
uBl C1e 4 Supreme Coort.
No In. STATE Of KanMsvu Michael Roask-
AppaAl &on Bataa9 eo1niy-ReveE.od.
~ rKI o66x1. lo1IoN, O J
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
BIZ THE COURT

No. I.eS1-The State Bank Of Council Grove
VS.. Sussn E. Rude, Administratrix, &c Err
TOR from Morris COunty-Reversed.
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d IHI CoUE:
Hos1oR. C. J.

L C3oEks Of District Courts aRO entitled .
resolve 6o0 their respective COone1oD ~
tho1r services In furnishing ee4efll11 0eoto,
0sno q ths afsaodaAce and 01aooOo -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
BY THH Court.

No. 657-D. c. Gillespie VS.. r NJ Thomes
-Er.Or irom Usage Coua'y--3 fnrme1.
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A p A N | c {!

Private advices from New York state
in price OF Dry Cords Last week, am Duut
defful. Telegfams are hourly recsi we'd b
advising toem Il the advances On goods
have been gradually rising since spring,
nothing compared to them now, where Il
ave to twenty per cent In one week; and
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
NEWPORT NOTES.
SANITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
COMING SEASON

SANITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
COMING SEASON.
lFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oF THE rRiBuNE
NEWPORT. X. l., Feb. IA plan has been
secured from competent engineers, which Will be adopted
Inv the citizens to improve the cy's sewerage. san
itary organization been formed composed OF some
Of the most influential citizens, including number OF
the Summer residents.
Mr. Anson Phelps stokes, of the house Of Phelps.
oodge & Co Of New-YOrk, has rented cottage here
for the coming season also Mr.. l. &. Waten. we'll
known lawyer Of the same city.
Mr. lanes II. Keenc arrived here from NewYorI via
Boston IN a special car After spending the day with
bis family he returned to Boston the same car. aud
-, ti, ,o toke rho Roston midnight train Tor New.
York dny or two ago Mr. keene was out III his TOUR
in-bnnd There three coaches IN Newport during
CnIonel g. n Fea ing aud Mr. Augustus Whiting. all
members of TIE COachinR Olup'
The Newport club House l. to he improved and beau
tined fl is kept OPEN al tn year round.
A large nunLer of the summer residents have had
MIR r. g. Lawrence. of NewYOrkf has rented the BrIn-
e & Wnn r. D. Morgan Of New York does not propose
seudug the cOmiug season nj Newport lie has leased
his tne estate NaiTagau settlye to Mr Robert Goe-
let brother of Mr.. ogden Goclel, WHO has taken the
Kernochnn villa on the cliffs.
Mr. James c. Bennett has rented his small cottage In
CatnerIne-st which he has never occupied TO Mrs. L..
n Clough OF Ncw-YOrR.
very handsome aud expensive villa - to be built
here M once for Mr.. C. &. Baldwin Of NewYork. The
Queen Anne style of architecture Will he adopted II
Will be on Bellevue-aYe.
valentine g. Hall, Of New-rork. has rented BIr.
Wood's cottage IN Be!levuc-aye.
C0uyerneur Koriright. OF Plladelpha, has purchased
a fine summer residence at Bristol; prlco. $4,000
George Peabody Wctmorc, OF New-foik, published
letter IN local paper Yesterday DENYING iat he one
of the corpotaors OF the Newport Casino building His
name was printed the petition for an act OF ncOrpo
raiiOn.
Nathaniel Thayer. r.. OF Boston. has purchased from
the Crownnshied heirs, OF Boston. their cottage ON
Bcleyue-ave price $4,000
The summer Residence OF Mrs John A. Brown. Of Phil
adeIpla, has been robbed by burglars. AZ the family
Is not here IL rs known what II any, articles have
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-FEB. II.

e,,re,ne Coprt-Chdmbers-B Judge Lawrence
~ matter OF Farrell Motion Granted. wit allowed aud
admit;ed to bail I'm 900 Douglas agt Longmifr
"a vacate attachment deue with ccss In the matter
oi Say-ycr-Se sndun Bzo1urkl agt hLoz0' ki-
The Henry St'WaTt Manufacturing Com
an, ihe SINGER Manuaciurirg Company -Mu,ion grant
"a itb costs In the ~ S2dst-Order granted con
~ reuoIt Carpentor agL Carpenter see memOranduu
Ionard nuehian. rropO ed guardian should state OF
at I urops rty consists the matter OF kerlCr-MOuo
% y, naut costs Tor the stated. In the matter VI
Einr In the matter Of KngSoe memorandum. In the mat
~, ~ ncnnup-ses memorandum. In the matter Oi Lang
Zee memorandum. Crawford agt Waters Waters ag Craw
fo,i same act same EdesiOn Tweed Orders granted
,eIeisto ATT ryerd See memorandum. Wilaus the
Kansas Pacific Railroad CompanrSce memorandum. Black
nnrn aat Backbnrn.--cc memorandum In the matter OF
ihe SECURITY Life Insurance ETC. Coiupay-hotion delrd
hishouagt aud others. two cases-Sce menOfnn
iu,o leInarl agt. Bagu.-~ee memorandum storm agt
Wafkins-Wheie s the alltdged confenti storm agt.
referred to la the oruer Fer
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw-YOHN.........FEB. 10.


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ARRIVED
str state Of Indiana tnr. sadler Glasgow Jan 30 and
Iarne Feb l. Austin Baldwin = CO & pon, and Norfolk
to I 1ld DS Kmgni chichester Georgetown C. and Alex
aif sir feaSota portland TO ! Ares -, ,r.
Ship iot lyerp9oD Shrsan singapore 'fl oayS'
with ns & fyrcnc~ oi liverpool Anderson, Calcutta l4O
my 9Th mdse to order; vessel TO barclay LyiIgstone
IN mn ,ndSr "' 10 Raii Bros; vessel 10 II Cors
WIN H, M,rinGa oru. Ferrera. Lisbon SS days. with
n Gaiatca GER Jaeger Bremen 80 days with old iron
and empty barrels order; vessel TO Theo Ruger
Sup liverpool Lam lert London % days w'h mdSo 70 or
nr Resa Nor Madsen Barrow Al days with pig iron
to1ras Ss Sy ar ToPrense Amsterdam days bal
a sgG id ~ i,on ,' to oier ressel 10 Whitney Co.
Hark Laura E,m'i'F ~, i Whitney u Co -
to 9ref DS@ScG1d No Nielsen 80 days in ballast
to HorH ETHcS R3R ESger Williams Gibraltar 80 day with ca
| -, seoI tn order. vessel John ZttOsen,
nary & Ell Tina N Jorgensen Lisbon 50 days n'balasr to
Fqneh EGye s Gr Kcpsech st 40 days with iron
,-i B9cS ar or;S HlsH Vessel to Fuhch Edye CO..
rapa Risseto Glall; ta""'O LII" % ''N
IM aI X oon Broin tswed BrOp sharpness 80 days IN
Oft H'1f S RSSP S..s GaH1S Toos cc 10 days with
srE aaaa rice 1gane ~ ian Wood ID aud "a'A"' foO "
WIZ % Rebeccs johnson. Cardenas days with su
gar to oTs oG ore Carlisle carenas days, with sugar
G de Zaldo Cos vessel to Waydell q CO. 40 ~ IN h,,as,
Rric Maggie Strum. Azua 10 daYs WIN sugar etc 10 >
| ,tinheiena vessel To lIatiOn, watson n Co.
pri Emma Dean Dominique, LaguayIa Jan ~ ana foro
| erheiin T,b . with niiso 10 AgOstina.
sr a@on de Aura of Phiadepnia Mage caibarien
10 la with sugar order vessel 10 \ layton & Co -
f,rou 4 Calais). AlYarado Q
o~ MIA cedar mahogany etc, to lie Rcra Co; vessel
| 10 B Mecilf & Co. . 49, ,,. ,,...,.. q, 49,,
Schr and Luce (llayt, HON. cape hAyueh - uos
| with toarc TO Kunhault n Co.
Scr como Bunker NuevilaS lS days with cedar ETC. 10
| O1io { Per. 2o. vessel To simpson, Clapp K Co.
rhr Ahen Dousel West Cacos l6 days with old iron 10
| Ntddetou a Coz vesNl 10 Paul Fsierhard.
Schr Mary Oliver, Baker Magoane IL days, win log
| vond 10 Iy ON q Cos Ia | II staples.
| ~chr Emma l. Wns0r (0f Plymouth Atwood, Fouune
Island Jan and Beaufort Feb H. with cedar ETC. toJ
| Lewis vessel to master.
| wIND-Sunset-At sandy Hook, moderate NV; cloudy
| Al cay Island, light Me- cloudy.
i FORsIIS P)RrS
otrFysrowN Feb OAR Indiana from Philadeippis
for Ilve.pO0. -,-. -, >,u. 1,or,
| tor Lolisr shin Necs ~ aaL see run PII>
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
AN I'll IOpEMENT TERMINATED.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Deioro
Justice Kilbreth. Officer Hey, of the Steamboat
Squad. arragnod at the bar a young woman with
pleasant features, somewhat disguised by veil,
who oave the name of Eloise b. Walker and man
% rrcortb nresence. with bundle under. his arm,
who stated that his name was George f. Finckham,
ace twenty.seyen years, hostler. They came
from Somerset County. Mass and were taken INTO
cnsfodv while OF board the steamer Old Colony OF
tne Fall River Line, on her arrival here on satur
day al the request of the Rev. Charles +. Waik9r &
a Methodist clergyman, of Somerset county, eop Mno
stated that the woman was the wife OF Dr. Walker,
and that she had eloped with FIncsham. justice
Kilbreth dismissed the prisoners, as there was DO
evidence against them.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
pp1soNEps IN A WRETCHED STATE.

Mrs. Meierhoeffer and Franz Lammens renamed
in their beds all day yesterday, refusing 10 get up
Early in the afternoon MrsMeierhoeer sent LOT the
io;I chonlain. the Rev. Mr.. McNair lie found her
iv;ng ON the ped reading aloud from her Bible. He
had n long conversation with her. she asked him
if there was any possibility OF getting new trial
He said the chances were very slight; wheIeupon
Mrs MeIerhoeffer began to weep violently. During
the day she refused to eat anything except little
beef soup at noon. The chaplain also visited Lam
mems, whom he found in an excited condition lie
assured tbe chaplain that he was a Christian man
and wanted TO be saved Daring the day he re-
fused to eat, and took only a little coffee. AT the
same time he kept continually sending down to the
The room to be occupied by Lammcns to-day is
No. 4, in which Charles Osch7ald spent The night
preyious TO his execution.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
Suspicious or FOUL PLAY.

n,s.ppe.p.Ncp AND DEATH OF RETIRED BUsi-
xrss N.S-pIsCovERY OF THE BoDY-BEiItf
or COUNSEL THAT 1T is CASE OF MURDER
William d. Fricke whose disappearance anu sun
seouent death under mysterious circumstances haS0
attracted attention. was buried yesterday iroii MS
residence. No. 4l6 Second-ave. Mr. tneke was
rotrod husiness man owning some property
and had family consisting or WIG
daughter. and two sons engaged IN business
For come. time il has been known in the neigh
borbood that Mr.. Fricke and his family hau
tronbIa among. themselves. For several months
tbe wife has been sick. One of the nelghDors re-
lates that early one morning Mr fricke rusneu
into his house apparently In the greate; TH, @
and said "They accu-e me OF haVInR pV,soncu ny
%v;fe y and seemed overcome with the Thought Oh
the accusation. -, ,.oo,od fro,, his
About January Mr.. Frcke disappeared rom n,s
usua places of resort and until last ffiuay ITO 'aVe
f him had been discovered by his friends IN tils
citv. His family seemed to take nttlc interest III
the matter answering inquiries WIN an assutaTo t
that the missing man would probably soon return.
Two or three weeks ago his counsel, Colonel J9nh
II. Fellows and NJ c. Gross. began SEARCH ,pu. ,'
without much success TIL lew DAYS ago, "non S
ad yertisement was inserted in the news
papers requesting information concerllng l
him. On Friday they received WORD IRON from
New Jersey Coroner mat DGGS au ansySered thc
description of Mr. Fricke. This body had beeh dis.
coyered by some hunters several days DeIore. =.
bore no marks OF violence; out uo nloilGli i w.
or papers were found on it, The hat was picked nP,
hut fhe coat was missing. Friday afternoon thls
BODY was identified by some friends as being that
of Mr. Fricke, and it was brought to New-l9rK' .,o
John II. Frcke, the, eldest .,s1 son ho,bnp Oi tng
there was any cause for his fathers
sudden disappearance. 10 this and all other qns,s ,
ions Inc declined TO give any answer whaleyer INC
netnhbors say that the same Telcencc mas peeh Uo-
served by ali the rembers of the family since the
disappearance of Mr.. Fricke. .,
Wr Gross counsel for Mr.. Frcke was also visited
His theory was that Mr. Fricke had started to WISH
Colonel Fellows who has place at Englewo0d' pqt m
was wavlaid before he reached his destination ne
does not think that Mr. Frickc felt his troubles sur
fcientIy 70 cause him to commit suicide. IL Is saiu
by neighbors that a relative of Dir. Frlcke has
Mace at EnglewOOd.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16

quson Art cormedy memorandum Tucker sg Tucker.
1ny s on 70 s be ns Sa al Ea
Franck ted The People etc. agt the flrst a
oS BGS5 sSceS aRS e Sas the
Az SANE as as
ed on payment Of $40 costs Luthgens asI Mher-"o"'A
Common Pleas-Special Term--By Judge Van Hoe
sen-Tne New York Life Insurance Company agt Mer W %
By Judge j. F. BSiy.~Floyd etc. ast Clark esaL-Report
Eqts TsrBy M chefJusice C. DalyI;1ssse%sn leg ,tss
Co agt Hesems0 and another 9th, er HeseAn
Marine Couri-General Term-Bv Chief-Jnstce
Shea and Judges McAdam and Sheridan.-Asno" NV" ~
by Shea sheridan and sinnO.
opinion by shea Grc1sr ag R@d ae %hock
order affirmed with $40 costs; opinion by Shea W. on
By Jndges McAdam sheridan and agi
Conner sheriff etc.-Judgment affirmed with COSTS opno
Nv Shea and Judges Sheridan and Goepp
Schwartz ag memorandum conway tb nb costs
abide the opinion By shea J sfn srSed SeepS pS
opniOn by she e. J and Goepp Bean An ssSs aSs
6Sa 6ssenTg Whitney act
reversed new trial ordered with costs TO abide the event
PT9Rb IN Gy GsPg 81 Shea esd Judge
Ff0rder affirmed with $40 c9sts and ith costs
and disbursements respondent Lune ct al ag ng
er agt Arnold-Jadgment affirmed without costs N,oo
BY ChefJustice Shea and Jughe osts 70
pean order OF arrest vacated without cOS,s
y by Sss SasS" s4 snsr nS Snc s
agt Jenkms-Judgment affirmed with COSTS MohanaH as"
Keler.-Judgment affirmed with costs. . - ,,to,
Chdinbers-By Judge SnnOtt-Cla1n a. 20 sgt rpasp,
steDArrest vacated and set aside wit tO eosts a.
Decentralization denied without costs StloI as
NicOay Justification dismissed Phillip aet
Order amended anil filed. COrbet ag Merhofer helD sgL
EasOn-Moons granted. Webber agt Iruax, Two ho'ons
-MOtiOus denied Lawrence Lamerich.-MotOn 10 Open
default denied and stay OF proceedings vacated with $40 costs
MahOny TrevettAcion dismissed with COSTS heln
hard ag schaeer-Recciver appointed Worm agt 1ar
Itch Wachter agt. same.-JusthcatiOn dismissed .,.
fy Judge GOeVp-Champion agt the LuOeck silver Mining
Company Of Nailie.-Case settled and fled
Trial TeTu1PdTt T-By Judge McAdam- 'arrowcune agt
Caisae Generate Insurance Company setteu suu
filed. Phillips agt GeOrge.-Judgnent filed.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
rAIENnARA MIS- Day.

SUPREME couRr-cu,NpERs- Court opens sat at
1880 a. m. calendar called at IL a. mIhrd NOhuaS ui''
"CH GFSESHL TEIor-Adjournel sine die: ,oqo.
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called at IL a. Mo day SalequaF ourt opeps at II
Mos ~ oil Learned ag Tlotsgn l' & a2S I'm, I'm az a.
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tirvFRAL sgssIoNs-PART l-Smyth, I-lhe FeOpo Ss'
Edyay, COwpy continued misdemeanor; - s.,u..o
pam II-Cowing. 1.-THE PeJnc agt Lawrence spiiane
MichaN Fox elOnious assault aud battery faicN tSner
Iic1r ers burglary; Michael fiuuegln, Thomas 5pnA
CHARLES H. Beach, Robert G. s9andersl Jonn hglE & DaTe
Tfgrr ID grand larceny Charles A N0 Mary fulsVls
beany Michael Flynn. violation Lottery laws james NS
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
R,1RcrARy VERY MUCH MASKED.

The Jersey City police authorities were informed
sarly Yesterday morning of a robbery committed
bv three masked burglars at the house OF James
Golden. No. 90 First-st. Detectives went to the
nlace and found a trunk with the hasp broken ana
NV IL n cbisel and farriers hammer IN stone
6ealer's ward adjoining COldens house. Inc CON
tents of the trunk consisting of 20 yards OF mSIho
25 wards of muslin, 8 yards of cambric' ana % III
gold had been taken. NJ y, .,,o,,
AZ balf-past yesterday morning, Mary Morgan,
a niece OF Golden, SAYS she was awakened 10 nhu
three men in her room, one holding an ordinary
lantern and another standing at the head nt her beu
with hammer in his hand. He said: we DO not
intend 10 hurt you but if you souud the alarm
will dash your brains out" Thus persuadcd, she
allowed two of the To carry heI truhk o9t
through the kitchen window, ana after 1t
had been placed IN the stone-yaru, anu
the thieves mad begun their operations III
IL the third with threat retired. After he hd iclt
her side her sister Annie arose, went 10 tue Winu0N
and called after the thieves Her cries aroused ~ +;
Golden. who on ascertaimng that a robbery hau
been committed, sent word TO the ponce siatIOn. s,
Jbe strange feature of the story Is that the tHleVes
sborld have stolen only this particular trunk, wien
there were two other trunks holding goods OF eqnai
vaiue nearer to the kitchen window, and the store
held several hundred dollars in stock. Inc ponce
learned that Mary Morgan, who is employed III LOT
ilIard's tobacco factory, has been compelled 10 pay
All her earnings to her aunt, VINO sends them t'
Mary's father in Ireland. The young woman i
seems has an admirer. and her aunt IS so eAacGInt
that Mary can only meet him clandestlheiy., lh'
fact that Marys trunk alone was taken, ana the ac
tion of the Young woman, who was uncOmInu unlca
tive to the police have reused suspicion.