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Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
Michigan.

TrfpIets After Two Braces of Twins.
 DETROIT, Feb. 27.-The wife of Conrad Casper, a laborer, has been delivered of trip let's, weighing 271 pounds. On two previous occasions she has presented him with twins. They had no children until they had been married seven years.
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sezA MAY 1st, Houses Park and Beers streets, Eiiiia containing and 10 rooms each, with modern kEi:i oonyeniences, at S31 and S37. 50 per nth.
 5uilding Lots for sale on Grafton and Atwater streets. A. WHEELER,
 Street,
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A1rs. Langtry to Kemain Here,

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-It is reported that Mrs. Langtry at the end of her theatrical engagement intends to take up her perma- nent abode in this city. She has recently been the purchaser of real estate here and the purpose of her present visit is to com plets the legal forms of tie transfer of the property.
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Eound dDead1na His Room,

WORCESTER; Feb. 27.-Henry E. Moulton was found dead in a room at 8 ''transient boarding house. to day. He had been dead thirtv-six hours or more when found. The woman who occupied the room with him has disappeared. Moulton was twenty years old and has been in jail as 8 vagrant and a drunk ard.
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MEXICO.
Outrage bv a To1vn maxor.

Outrage by Q Town MayOr.
 MATA1doEAs, Feb. 27.-In the town of Tanazula, State of Jalisco, yesterday, Ven ustians Jaso, mayor of the town, and two confederates took Antonio Vandisco, who was dying of fever, from his bed, hanged him to tree and carried of forcibly Teresa ZipoIa a baaufif1J syirJ
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
Tine Scattered Nation.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-United States Sena- tor Vance delivered an interesting lecture this evening at Chickering Hall entitled s'Ihe Scattered Nation" It was an elaborate defense of the Jewish race and an appeal for mercy and justice in dealing with them in Russia and throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
The Same old Story

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Miss Ella Smith of Hampstead, L. l., was accidentally shot on Monday evening at private theatrical en- tertainment by young lawyer, Charles Clark, who was carelessly handling pistol. It is not probable that she can recover.
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THE WEST.
Arkansas.

Five Of the Convicts Recaptured.
 HELENA, Feb. 27.-Five of the escaped convicts have been captured. The rest are still at large and hiding in such shelter as they can find in the woods and swamps.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
EGYPT.

Massacres by the False Prophet
 CAIRO. Feb. 27.-It is reported from the soudan that Fl Mehdi, the false prophet, has committed several massacres. His army is said to consist of about 5O,oO0 men, who are badlv armed
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
Forty-seventh Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.

SENArE-After the journal was read in the Senate President Pro Tenn Davis presented letter stating that he would resign his position at l2 o'clock on
 Messrs Voorhees,, Sherman, Miller of New York, Laphan Pendleton Jackson ana Haar pEesen6ed tel testing against the passage of any bill prohibiting the employment of union men in the government pFtnI said there such bill before congress. The committee simply desired that oompeens 4 ployment in the government printing ofce with un- Mr Van Weeks resolution calling information regard to the employment of special agents by the department of justice was Paasea acnt,va sss.on The Senate remained in executive session until 650 when the doors were reopenso ae saraI +at pi the House refused to concur in the Senate propos1 ton and asking that conference committee be ap- MT Morrill, moved that the Senate insist upon its amendments and that the request Of the House for
 Mr Ingalls, said that before voting on the question he would like to know the names or ae s een @ lected and kent to the chair and he would like to
 MT. Hawiey said that this inquiry disoourteous
 Mr IneaIIs remarked that if he wanted lessons in courtesy he would not apply to the Senator from
 MT. Hawley retorted that he might give the sena. tor from Kansas lessons in courtesy. ne dd not know however, whether he would proht by sucn aes- MT. Hoar remarked that the chair had right to receive suggestions from a9y sena5or ana It WE wrong for anyone to raise an inquiry ke Lat FRISCO by the Senator from Kansas
 After further debate MT. Ingals said he had just discovered who confereeg were to be and was per- fectIy satisfied. He thought the Senate as whole should know who MT. Fdmunds moved that the chair appoint con- ference committee. The motion, after further ols- cussion, agreed to and the chair named Messrs. Sherman, Morrill,. Adrich, Beck and Baysrd. MT. Beck wanted to decline the appointment on the ground that his work the Appropr1ation commit tee was pressing. Mesars. Voorhees, and Harris ob- iected to Mr. Beck being excused from service the committee. MT. Beck finally consented to serVe on the committee.
 After another executive session the Senate at p. m. adjourned.
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Tennessee.
ATramp on His NIuscl

ATramp on His Muscle. CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 27.-A tramp named Lillard last evening beat Dr. Ross at Kike- vile and attempted to outrage Mrs. Ross. Lillard is in jail and likely to be lynched to- night.
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NEW JERSEY.
Diseased Oysters-The Trouble Caused by
 Garbage DumUfngs.

Diseased Oysters-The Trouble Caused by Garbage DumUfngs.
 RED BANK, Feb. 27.-Thousands of the famous Shrewsbury oysters being gathered along the North and South Shrewsbury river are found to be diseased At first the oyster. men suspected that the oysters were attacked with what is called the 'tgreengill," bnt as many of the natural plants were found dead on the beds the disease is now attributed to dumping of garbage by the New York con- tractors along the New Jersey coast near Sandy Hook, which the tide washes up the Shrewsbury. Of Point Comfort and Bay head on Raritan Bay the filth and garbage clandestinely dumped by the New York gar bage barges is killing of the oysters and de- priving hundreds of people of a livelihood.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
FIRE RECORD.
The Days List of Fire Loss

The Days List of Fire Losses.
 PrrTsBuRa, Pa. ,Feb.27.-TheF Foxburg Hotel at Foxburg, Pa, on the line of the Allegheny Valley railroad, was burned this morning. It was owned by the Fox estate and operated by W. s. Gregory. The loss is about $5, 900, partially insured.
 ALBANY, N. r., Feb. 27.-The buildings Nos. 50 and 52 Greene street and 52, 54 and 56 Hudson avenue were damaged by fire to- night. The loss is about $3O, 900.
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WANTER

A SITUATION by respectable young girl to d A second work or general housework in a privat 1amny Raa4y good reference. Inquire at
 1T -D2
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New Haven Opera House. Friday and Saturday, March and 3.
 Matinee Saturday at 2:3O.
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Wisconsin.
surocated by Coal Gas.

suHOcRted by Coal Gas MADISON, Feb. Civilian Haley, his wife and three children were found this morning in their room unconscious, having been suffocated by gas from the stove. All five will die.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALEs
 ke4a A Desirable Property for investment on EIIH WhaIIey avenue; lot is 52x150; house has six Eiil tenements will be sold low if sold so3n, the owner living out of town and 1t being the settlement of an estate; terms easy For further particulars, call at o ,, fe16 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Arrivsd, the Helvetia from Liverpool, the State of Florida from Glasgow.
 Lverpool-Arrived, the City of Berlin from New York.
 Antwerp-Arrived, the Helvetia from New York,
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MUST RE SOLD.

he=A. House, 8 rooms, gas and water, lot 55x20O, HGiIIH 5000.
 iU Lot 125x16O, $950. - House, family, rooms, gas and water, lot 4Oxl20 $4, ,50O.
 Farm, hrst-class, 70 acres, $3, 800. Central property, 45 feet front, $4,5OO. House, rooms, $1, 500. -
 R. E. BALDWIN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, fe24 d&w 298 Chapel Street.
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For Investment
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Ak@S THREE ROOMS 55S State street Water, gas Ee and water closet. Three Rooms No. 24 Spring
 Inquire of JACOB HELLER,
 Room Yale Bank Building, ia and
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dAants.
WANTED.

WAN1ELO, A SITUATION by respectable girl to dc secone A work or take care of children. Good reference. Inquire at BOT EAST STREET fe2S It Near State.
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For Sale or Kent.

SA On Orchard street, near WhaIley Ave. 2 Lot BOX STS134 Apply to ALBERT H. YOUNG,
 57 Long Wharf, ;a3O If or IA Dwight street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

OIIAzH1N ., "A IN West Haven, 8 desirable dwelling with Hs11a barn on premises. House contains ten rooms, il is new and in good order. Lot 60x140 feet. Location Washington avenue, about 3CO feet from Elm street, to both horse and steam railroads Inquire of 0. W. CLARK E CO.,,
 134 Water Street, fa2A If CHAS. ", CLARK, West Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
Suicide With Ruster1ns oonoalon

SOUTH BRArNrREE, Feb. 27.-John P. Slairn, aged twenty-six and unmarried, conn mitted suicide to-day by drinking an ounce of Squibb's blistering collodion. He also badly gashed his throat with razor, but it was the collodion which caused death.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

Pleas to-day against the Mutual Life Insur- ance company for $2,979.24, being the pres ent value of an endowment policy on her husbands life in her favor, which he had as- signed to creditor who had sold it to anoth- CT party, who had sold it to the company. The judge held that such transfers of 8 pol icy were illegal.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
 F6R. SALE.
FOR SALE.

ENyIN OEAI4I49 Aa4S ONE Frame House at 10S Portsea street, one HI Double House on Orchard street, will be sold GW cheap. Call at 80 Grown street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
The Clerk as Bad as the Rest.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The examination of the affairs of the Fifth Ward Savings bank of Jersey City, whose principal officers were recently sent to the State prison, shows that Robert z. Cook, 8 clerk, is also an embezzler to the extent of $1O,OOO. He has confessed his guilt and is in iail.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
M NTED,

kAA APURCHASER for one two hrst-class El!'a Brick Houses York street, containing all iil modern Improvements; location central, tlea- sant and healthy price reasonable and terms of pay ment easy Also Frame Dwelling on Brown street, lu rooms, cellar and attic. Inquire of
 w. A. BEERS, National Gallery, PAP Ahapel St.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
FOR SALE.

Sea A House and Barn, two acres of land, fH;IA with choice fruit and berries, for 5000. 6ilI A tvyO-fam11y House, lower part of the city lot 44x199 terms payment easy, for $5 200. Two new tWo-family Houses, near the horse cars, good location, $500 each.
 Special attention given to renting ana collecting of rents.
 Money to loan at 5 and per cent.
 number of good Lots for sale cheap.
 Real Estate Office, &9 Church Street, Room 6 offoe open evenings from to 8.
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NV NMEn

M German won 8 situation to do Ceneral 4O houeeWork in private family, city or country @ sae unaesssanos her busin sss thoroughly and has
 fe27 3t+ 39L< OR Maj. ciTf3 RPy EE1r S
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

hsAA FROM May 1st, 1S6 Grown street, fourteen
 ssiIa finished rooms with modern improvements. NiIl Also 369 Orchard street. city water and gas. For narticu1ars call on B. L. LAMBERT,
 fe2s 3t4 $40 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

CHEWING by q respectable girl; is good seaIa- O stress; will go out by the day or take work at home Inquire at
 fa0Q1 4cy1rr,r rzrr7-
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ssTHTS TERRIBLE
 NEURALGIA
WILL KILL ME. ;

q looutnt be acithout them # they cost s1 piL They ed of 11eWrGLgiG of yeTrS stGnd7'1g Jo- seph Snyder, Paxions, Pa, 30 Jan. 80.
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For Kent or For Sale,

pO1lO O1 SGbAO0
 k4 WITHIN 10 minutes drive from postofice, 8 Hiid genteel Residence with or 10 rooms, nice Ms.IN barn and sheds, any amount Of fruit or aII descriptions. a good hennery, well stocked with fowls, about of land (more if desired, 8 fine grove of natural growth beautiful shade in front fine yard, in short very desirable suburban resi- dence. The location is rstelass, being situated on one of principal thoroughfares leading to the city
 HIHMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
 fa06 If 63 Church Street,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28
A Lady Singer Attempts Suicide.

NEW YoRK, Feb 27.-Miss Malinda Schlet- ter, aged 19 years, the leading soprano in Trinity church choir, attempted suicide in her fathers residence at Hoboken this morning by taking an ounce of laudanum, but her life was saved by prompt medical attendance. Temporary insanity caused by over exertion was the cause of the suicidal attempt In addition to her duties in Trinity church choir Miss Schletter has been study ing hard to fit herself for the operatic stage and recently refused an offer by her father to take her to Europe for a holiday. She is spoken of as singer of remarkable present attainments aud future prospects.
 The Recovery of an Insurance EndOw-
 ment.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Solomon Frank obtained judgment in the Court of Common
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

signed to a creditor who had sold it to anoth CT party, who had sold it to the company
 The judge held that such transfers of pol icy were illegal.
 He Kissed His Wife and Disappeared. NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Louis P. Carman, late secretary of the Manhattan Fire Insur- ance company, has been mysteriously miss- ing since last Saturday morning, when he kissed his wife goodbye at the Grand Cen tral Hotel, telling her that he would return at o'clock. He had some valuable jewelry upon him and foul play is suspected.
 Lost by SpecuIafion-An Agents Use Of
 Funds Committed to Him-A Heavy
 Dedication.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Gnbert L. Crowell of this city, president of the Empire Mining company of Utah, who has acted as agent of the Talman estate belonging to Mrs. Cornelis A. Atwen Catherine c. Talnan and Caroline Talman, is defaulter to large amount. In mining scheme and bought largely of it's stock. The mine has been failure and the assessments increased until finally CrowelI stole $6O1, 1000 of the Talman trust funds. Besides this amount he borrowed from Miss Caroline Talman $40, 900. In the last three years he has spent $774, 200. On the 12th he made an assignment. His estate consists of real estate valued at $107, ,O00 mortgaged a1- most to it's full value and about 116, GOO shares of mining stock He lies sick at Arlington, NJ. The principal sufferers are the heirs of the. Tallman estate, who lose $566, GOO, distribu- ted as follows: Miss Caroline Tallman, $4O0 900; Miss Cornelia A. Atwell, $105, ,OOO; Miss Catherine c. Tallman, $4O,O ,OOO; Mrs. Cornelia c. Chittenden, $15.OOO, and Dr. J. Marion Sims, $6.O0o. Other debts bring MT. Crowell's liabilities up to $664. 300 and his assets are about $51, ITO. Joseph Parker, jr., Crowell's son in-law and one of his as- signees, is about to go to Utah to see if any, thing can be got out of the Empire mine and his return and report are awaited with inter-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

Threats of mob violence prevented an anti Catholic infidel lecture at Lexington, Ky, by one O'Oonnor, who claims to be an ex priest.
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FnR, REIN

 Jh@a STORE and basement 35 Crown street Eff;,9 rooms and offices 27O Chapel and 75 Orange ill streets; hall well lighted, newly finished, 6Ox A, 75 Orange street. Apply to Ton Vharf
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EOR RENT.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

S@ss tenement of 3 or rooms at 1l9 Bradley assIIH street. Inquire at 80 GROWN STREET, lRAiiA fe24 Gibson Hall
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Rsal Gststs.
m RENT.

[kHA THE lower floor of the house No. Woolsey Hfil streeb, Fair Haven locstion very desirable .HiM rent reasonable small family preferred. Ap- ply to Arthur M. Wheeler,
 fe27 TW&S 3t+ s6 TRUMBULL STREET.
 FOR SALE. JkeA THE frame house No 4l Trumbul street for 5,iiH sale, to be removed from the premises csn- E,lA tains ten finished rooms heated by steam, has water and gas fixtures complete. Go look at the premises and what nice house be bought fer little money. For particulars apply at Beecher Ex change,
 fe27 3t# 326 CHAPEL STREET.
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F0R. SALE.

The eligible lot State street, west side. be- tween Nos. S30 and S42. The lot is 78 feet in ches frontage 1ess and will be sold as one, divided For particulars and price, which is low, apply to MoAIISTER & WARREN,
 Bankers and Brokers, 71 Church Street. O- eE No QQo SAaAa Straaf. after { n m daily
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ENTPLOYNgEGN1C 6aEFTCE-

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. FLIP of different nationalities can be supplied H I to private families, boarding houEes. hoteIg and restaurants. The proprietor of this establish ment pays great attention in the choice girls and women before sending them to fill situations. Calls from the country. at any distance, promptly at 6endeo to. Invalid and wet nurses at short notice. Male help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULLddAN, n25 If 1s4H St. John street, Artisan.
 WANTED FFNO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and On 2 A pots. Highest cash pricc psid. Orders by mai. promptly attended to, at
 3Al7 2S CHURCH STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

ASAs HOUSE containing eleven rooms, with one
 E;5 Acre of Land well stocked with fruit, situated
 III the corner of Main and Union streets, West Haven Also for sale, eight of Meadow Land situated the New York; New Haven and Hartford railroad in the town of Orange. just beyond West Haven Inouire of LONG & AMMAN, Church st.,
 z G F. Cioffa
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-28

IL who are ruptured to be cured with our oz, 1A Truss, warranted, and recommended by all first c!ass physicians. Recommendations from those cured given. Office hours from a. m. to 12 m. and to p. m., at
 fe22 lmF Al FTN STpEEr
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4 ME OR TWO young or middle aged men of good O address can find situation in genteel busi- ness, as travelling agents and collectors fair saa Address P q PoX T1s '''
 fe26 St" Nav Hayyar ro,,,
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.e4 8 5t. John strt
 " A NNEn
Entertainments.
FA TR

FAIR. TNHE WILLING HEART MISSION BAND of the 1 Calvary Baptist Church Sunday School will hold their annual fair and sale of useful and ornamental articles in the parors of the church Thrsday after noon and evening, March 1st. All are invited. fe2S 2t
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WANTED.

GENTS-"Th Universal Self In- 1A structOr," published by THOMAS KELLY is acknowledged even by competitors to be without rival Beware of initiative titles. Sold on install ments and liberal commissions paid by AMERICAN MANUFACTURING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE, $50
 fe26 ct -' ~
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WANTED

1.-TWO smart active salesmen to sucb a Da1v 4a-r, tory and liberal pay will be given, also two or Co.,. Limited, " 1A M E
 fe27 If 51e STA T1z crDrE,r
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TO RENT

sS$A THE desirable dwelling corner of Chapel and &:s Franklin, No s2 House contains 3 rooms on etc. First floor, large parlor, sitting room, dining room, two bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen. All Rent to prompt and responsible tenant $650 year. This is rare opportunity to most complete residence in all respects For particulars inquire of
 D. s, GLENNEY & SON,
 27O and 272 State st. or at 59 Wooster sts of Franklin fe27 If
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EVENING SESSION

of the oonlmittee on the tariff bill Messrs Kelley of PenngyIvania Mckinley of Ohio, Haskell Of KansAs' The House then went Into Committee of the Whole m fhe river and harbor bi Mir Cannon In the chair
 in expIanation and support of the bin Mr. Aorr oc- cupied half an hour in support od the onl- Mr. Richsrdsor. Of New York; Wes recognized m oppoel
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EOR SALE CHEAP.

4zsza THE house and lot No. 200 Clinton avenue. ss.a Lot 1OOx14O acres of land situated on Wood &<ia bridge road, two miles from center of city. Also 3 lot on East Chapel street.
 A. M HOLMES, eo RooT1 2
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-08-31

and distinctly semicircular, while the
other was perfectly smooth ard normal.
He was not ashamed of them, although
he was very particular about having the
semicircular one carefully trimmed.
He used to declare that his father had
semicircular eyebrows, and that his
mothers did not differ from other peo-
ale's. Then remember an old chap
whose mustache grew toward the CEN
tire of his lip, and he was compelled to
Keep it closely cropped to prevent it
from invading his nostrils. Again, some
mems whiskers grow around their faces;
that is, the ends of the hair on the left
side will point up. Haven't you noticed
some heavy swells, whose short boards
show careful part in the middle? Well,
no brushing will accomplish that; it's
,atural-what you might call 'cowiick.
Some peopln have a cowlick all owe
their heads and their hair needs to be
pasted down with pomatum to keep it
in position. That's true of many mus
taches. too, and nothing but the lavish
use Of Hungarian makes them pre-
sentable. Nothing 80 much nettles
man, especially young man, as to re-
fleet on his mustache. In my young
days men who wore them were looked
upon as rowdies, aud they were not the
fashionable thing at all. Some mustach-.
es never get beyond the embryo STAGE,
and | have many anxious inquiries for
something to stimulate capillary growth,
but have never known any of the many
nostrums offered for sale to accomplish
their object"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-08-31
Rough on the Lawyers.

Cape May special: Itseldom happens
that an elaborate important will is so
promptly and literally executed as that
of the late Amasa Stone, of Cleveland,
who, as will be remembered, died on
the 18th of. May last, leaving a will
signed during last December, and of
which Mr.. Stones son-in-law, Col. John
Hay and Comwell Mather, were the ex-
ecutors. Under the laws Of Ohio the
will was technically valid, having been
made within less than year previous
to the death of the testator. but the ex-
ecu,ors and the family Of Mr.. stone de-
cined 10 take advantage of this circum-
stance, and not only paid Immediately
all its requests, but added to the long
list Of benefciaries number of distant
relatives who had been, as it appeared,
unintentionally omitted when the will
was drawn. TWAS specified in the will
OF Mr.. Stone that large number of the
personal requests might be paid in Sc
curities, but as these stocks, bonds, etc.,
were subject to variations in value, Col.
Hay, with characteristic fairness and
liberality, paid them all in cash. The
more remarkable feature of the settle