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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ISoR SALE OR LEAsE-A HANDSOME PRIVATE
II residence at Wayerly, Baltimore county. Mo.
twenty rooms handsomely finished heated BY furnace
hot and cold watr Dath closets. large stable and olt
houses. four acres of land, finely shaded an abund.
ance OF fruit fifteen minutes by -cars.to Unin
depot and one hour TO Washington. Members Of On
gress or gsn lemen In the departments will ind this
healthy and desirable residence portion OF the fur.
Iture would also be rented il desired For full par-
ticulars address MARSHALL p. SMITH. 50 Jexing-
ton street. baltimore. aull-s&w. 81
LoR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
city property, seven cottage. of land.
irut spring and shade. at Fairs Church. Va Address
j. Il. E.. Star Office. aut0-3t'
FoR RENT A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
- dence; three miles from this city, In Sirv1nia new
10 room house. barn. stsbles &c 70 acres aole lend
with meadow and grove; berries and fruit suits-
be for Office holder dairyman or gardener. Terms,
JAMES E. CLEMENTS, Fxecutor,
sule-2t. Office sos ID street northwest
TNOR RENr-A FARM NEAR BLADENSBURa
II suitable for garden dsiry 5-room house and an
necessary out-buid nes water and fruit and an
asparagus bed ON the places ten minutes walk from
Blsoensburg, Nd. aue-a
IyoR sALDlA HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT or
JIG about acres cornercf Sth street road and WHIT
ney avenue; oonmoous house; large barn. oouveuieut
buildings; fne lawn; rood WATER Inquiry ON p9eo.
iseA OF GA Pennsyiyania avenue te38-SR
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-DEsK ROOM TO A RELIABLE AND
Il respectable party. Room g. GOT It'll street opposite
Patent Office. 81 per month. it,
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kNENCH LESSONS.-CLAsS FOR BEGINNERS
Il AUGUST 10. at 6: 45 pm good pronunca ion
sSSdulfea ID one term 10y my new Euphonic System.
nsd,es and Gentlemen GAS pm. MILE " PRtD'-
dOhMf, 1873 street NV. N.B.-A comfortable
nome and good board TO young ladies DESTROYS OF maxi
ing the French I.auxuaQe a suacislty On,
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,oLLEGE OF PHYSICIANs AND SURGEONS.

The practical advantages of this school are unsur.
passed Clinics held at City Hospital, Msfernite and
MAJ Maryland womens Hospital. all of which belong to
TINS school Physiological and Chemical IaboratorV
work eguired of every Student Apply for Catalogue
70 Dr. THOMAS OPIE, Dean, Nc. SO North Carey
street. iy2I- law 3W
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EDUCATIONAL.


Sy.hsSaT ~ ,Ss. BUSINESS COLLEGE. EsTAB-
- nrhed IN isc& and improved yearly sss~u,,ses =.
cons handsome and eommodous halle In I,nss,ln Hsn
building, corner 9Th and ID streets w Trasrl,a. s
sons and daughter for real fe for sr,f suco.t
fulness ard honorable Independence ysAi,s. osss.
open for reception and istration Of sdents es,ss
~, hsSnisr day and evening sessions resumed MON.
DAY, sept. 3. Course Of study; Penn nship OrthoS.
raphy. English Language. Business CorresTonsrpce
business Calculations. BookkeepirE by snele don.
Die entry, Commercial law. Political Economy and
Business Morals. Special departments of Elocur IN
anu fnonosraphy. In the Business Practice dcIart-
inent the student invests capital. deposits Coee
bank. makes purchases Tor cash aud ON time gives
and receives notes checks. drafts RECEIPTS &c RAYS
rents insurance and taxes and Keeps al OF the 40
counts. - - ~ ~
International Business Colese Diploma conferred
upon graduates IT close Of scholastic year IL
VANTAGE 20 students 10 he registered fully equipped
prior 20 the opening day.
Hours OF Instruction-Day sessions. q m 10 30 D.
IN. Evenins sessions. Monday, Tuesday. Thursday
and Friday. 6 % =: 80 H. I'M.
Tuition Fees-Day sessions. year scholarshIp cash
$So year scholarship in AILMENTS, S60 payable sl6
on admission and remainder In monthly
$40 each: by the quarter 500 upon admission Fven-
ing sessions year scholarship. in cash. $50; by the
quarter ON admission. SIC, ~ the month. on adnis-
New Illustrated Annual cent by N all on apnlcxt,on
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brick house on street northwest; has all mod imp;
pa,r pres S. ooo 6 sS"s sn a
southwest sull 81
+ THREE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES,
Located street 18th street northwest the
highest location In this city butt very subs ntia with
sSsares ana posied BRASS used for tn SsslsSe
story The fronts faced with pressed and 0Ens
Wsss otes apd hss f : shS r spS Tt OF
animation from am. to p m. every day. Otherwise
apply to the owner.
su1l-sm So 7th street northwest
EoR sALE-I HAVE A MOST DESIRABLE
member Of tS @ sscos lor sSe M 10.
house finely furnished; can se bought with Or Without
furniture. JNo. A. PRESI OFT.
aull-7t ltl6 street northwest
FOR SALE : FOUR NV DWELLINGS. B
press brick fronts. all modern improvements. and
m n iss at 200 Sn street northeast sa
FOR sALE-A BARaA!N:-BRICk- HOUSE. CON
str timing 10 rooms with fine lot. fronting two
ff TssbS T 81
T street northwest auiI-St
FOB sA Ale, GREAT BAKdATN-sEvEN-
%ssss LIST N spS "a ::
Pkk - esass g ssS ssms to ss: G
TCoR sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS COR
@dnsh f1s ssi
PARKER. AZ and Z streets southwest aus-s,'
NOR SALE-TWO BRICK HOUSES, CONTAINING
eight rooms and cellar. all modern improvements,
For near particulars inquire at 205 I'd st. aug st.
NOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN NEW NINE-ROOM
IL house, northwest, close TO Metropolitan line:
terms moderate. Call on owner. 936 ST. W. aus ST
EoR sALEEonDwEILING HOUSE on s IREET.
Il between 18Th and Doth streets northwest 10 rooms
modern improvements large lot. Price 81 900. Easy
terms, by WESCOTT Il WILCOX. Real Estate Brokers'.
corner 10th and streets northwest au9-2w
NOR SALE-TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
y Lot, 2O36 7th street northwest; rooms; 20 foot
lot running from 9Th to 9Th street. au7-3ws
LfOR SALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES, 81, 100 A
Il piece; 81, 500 Brick Store; a good business stand
north side of Green's Statue; bargain to close an
estate. Apply 404 9th street northwest au7-lm
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Ii Is satisfactory TO note that the District Com
misslaners are sticking to their expressed purpose
OF enecting general removal OF the unsighrly
telegraph poles from the streets, as soon as posi-
bic. The refusal OF the request OF General HAGEN
TO erect four new telegraph poles in place of some
on seventeenth street that the Commissioners saw
are yet In Very good condition, Is hopeful sign In
this direction The telegraph poles must 60
There Is a rumor current In Maryland that Gov.
Hamilton has determined TO abandon the contest
for denomination 10 comes from the section OF the
state IL which the governor resides, and seems to
be credited.
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VNOR SALE-CHEAP, TO A PROMPT PURCHASER
Il Lot on 2id street northwest. Just north of Washing
ton Circle. THOs. j. FISHER CO.. 1924 + street
ana Dxv
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

nor SALF-A CHOICE BUSINESS CORNER IN
-four; shing lakeport city Of western Mchizar six
room dwelling; office. barn, etc. Just the location for
young lawyer or physician. Win exchange for farm
near this city Address H. NJ. N, 1924 Caroline street
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MT. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE NEAR BAL
NJ umore, Md.-This institution is supplied with all
tne modern improvements and affords every facility
Ierms.Boarders session Of five months 800. day
Students. per session of five months s25 Studies re-
sumed September 3. 1888. BRO. JOSEPH Director
al. 81 Josephs College. Carroll p o., Baltimore
county, Md. or DANIEL orc. CAILAGfIAN Attor-
west. sn9- ln,s
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Goop Sur OF CLOTHES
SOLD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
by paving part every week or month till paid for.
Mems. from IS, SO and up.
Youths and Boys. 81 to So and up
Chidren's, age Al years, s., IS and ND
sailor Suits. age oil. from 81. so to g. SD.
Boys Knee Pants Csc. to 81. 80.
Boys Flannel SHIRT Waist soc,
Mems and Boys Blue Flannel Shirts 81 upwards at
1914 and 1916 pennsylvania avenue. ~
au4 j. W. SELBY.
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HNHE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE
boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies and Children, will reopen Septsm.
Der latl with fun corps OF experienced teachers.
COR Circuars apply at the Institute, 1923 and ION
18th street northwest. anil IN,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LOR SALE-AT GREAT b ARGAIN-TEN-ROoM
IL brick house on street northwest, has all mod. imp;
the house viii rent for $50 month: In good
pair; price. S. 600. c. II. PARKER, An and streets
southwest. eull ST
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORE. AND FIXTURES Suitable
Il 1or hrst-ciaas market. grocery and liquor store
large Ice box and retail liquor license; 6th between
L and X streets. Apply to 49S street. au1I-2ts
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A RUNAWAY AND ROMANTIC MAR
KIAGE.

When a young miss and a young man
make M their minds 10 join their fortunes
in life, FOR well or woe, IL makes but little
difference TO them what fond parents or the
world at large may think Of The match and
when tbev have arrived at this conclusion
the nou-consent Of parents IL as raught TO
,,sm. and II headed of in one direction
tbev are sure 20 cut through and get here
In another. Such was the case Win Mr.. a.
r. FaIrchiid, q young man nno
!, station agent Of The Esst Line Red
River railroad ct Mckinney. tad Mss Oora
Dsugherty, lovely brunette 81 soDe u
teen summers. daughter o. hon .. .;
Dnugherty, president oil the fIrse .so' a. :.
bank of Cal 6esvlfie, an eT-represtntsuVe in
a. STATE Legislature, and q lgRe cHtue
1s.,sr- Zoe vouus lady' Q homeh IN NC
kinney. though her fstber. who hes ousi'
,,..ss Interests st both plsces. speDos most
n Ms time a. Gainesville Well We
father OF the Young LADY Opposed
ne match, but young fsIcnlio.
realizing that "a iAint nesf. ns.s :. -
80 Id p took conrnKe and sailed IN VIII
-.,,eu-t eu~rky Yesterday tney sfTisso
~ ths div ~ the soufh-b0und trim, &c
ror,pe- 81 ~ Mr.. l.. HiD. q hektnnsr
= ,,rIf-ef friend and stoU-ed over - ne
.rirdsor FOR supper. The license "a pre-
---ss r-,1 ~ ras trrelv. vfen 1870 - -.
| s-is,,ls ii ~ Daueheriy F0t viDd - Shs'
- roIne On aDd the vi-es BIZ %
a.. r,uiuf ard GsiDesriile wsrt N1rkeo y
: -bife best, modifying him tnst ~
5.urttpr wns here With young larc1llnl
- thrf fl.eT uere OF The eve o. s.ltlns
= on up0n bc bTosd -. - 49, molI.
=, Fri-rtfld siso Eot Wind q ui'at -,
=. rIirirr. ard . f-iris-er - ~ -
-. II h~r.e. II rns nCt icnE beic-e t1e
~ NJ. Smith, q he Astbcdisi clurcni
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uUNNEwfLL, KAs.


UuNNEwELL,A Aug. "A -[Cerrespondence' j
Enclosed is a letter written in reply to an
article published yesterday In the yelling
tonian, q patent inside out paper pup
lished at Wellington. Kansas. The article
Is rotten-calls myself and Rsynor I'M
ported killers, and accuses men OF our
class Of being the instigators OF al crime.
saw without stutter that his attack OF,
me and my Q. sisJant Is uncalled Tor. l
have been for twelve years an off1cer III
frontier towns. don't seek notoriety as G.
killer, am n It an advertised bad man
but | am paid by the citizens OF Hun,
newell to keep. orjer here anu
| propose to do it in splie
of the cheap, dude-like eloquence OF HIS
Nibs." have all respect for the COWBOYS,
and, in my many years among them, nave
always found them whole-souled, hohora-
BILE men, with no desire TO do any wrong 81
break through the pounds OF the law, uhlii
nrged to do so by loose women or such
characters as His Nibs."
In vindication of myself from the attacN
OF this very whitening, scorchl1g, G ana on
so sarcastic and bitter gent, His Nlos,
will say that was sent for by your worthy
sheriff, at the instigation of the citizens @,
Hunnewel. He speaks His Nlos'
of the unwaIrantable interference, OF
myself and otners, pet"ten oo"ooy
and citizens of this place.
Now, if any apology is due for not permit
ting one man to murder another, l am
surely in a strange zone. II an apology Is
duo, why not let Sheriff Thralls make it.
But no. People here were frightened. Ihey
telegraphed Mr.. Thralls and he, faithful oil,
ficer. came at last. accompanied by some o
Wolington's citizens, who were to aid min
in case he needed assistance in performing
his dl ty. But, alas as we all too we'll kno%.
in every flock there is dark-hued Sleeps
(head) and il one gentleman we know O
came to Hunnewell with Sheriff ,rhralls NJ
Will wager new hat that while the racke
lasted he thought God Almighty had sen
The great rebellion after him. that a coli
wave or a blizzard from the frozen, shore
of Manitoba had strack., l VII
also say that during the mele
[ will bet the gent sought the seclusiol
OF a friendly box-car.
| am not a killer and my assistants ar
not desperate police, as we can prove D.
our letters and credentials from some OF In
hest men OF the country where we hav
been employed, and it rather makes "u
feet sore to have a bowling cayote slobbe
ing forth his puerile dwellings across on
pathway. But | propose to keep law an
order in Hunnewell. in spite OF the iapr
Gated elouuence of His Nibs."
Yours, etc., JOE foRsfrhE'
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MESQUITE.
Crops-Credit-Public Weighers-lmprovs
ments-New Depot Wanted

Observation-Disclosures eighers-lmprovs-
ments-New Depot Wanted
MESQUITE, Aug. % Especial. IA week
ago it was thought that cotton would aver
age half bale to the acre in the most OF
the eastern portions of the county, but re-
cent enquiry and investigation go to show
that not much over fourth of bale Will
he made. The shortage is caused by
droutb, worms and poor cultivation. The
corn crop will also fall below the average.
THE general crop will not make over twenty
bushels per acre. Cotton picking commenced
pretty generally Monday. The bolls are
small and the staple short.
Our merchants have let out thousands OF
dollars on credit, as is the usual custom,
and are somewhat apprehensive that close
collections will not be made Tney VIII
ali be able TO meet their paper with the
wholesalers whether the people pay them
In full or not, Partial payment oil accounts
Is all that can be hoped for, judging from
the present outlook of CROPS
More improvements are spoken or. An
agricultural implement ana haru,
ware establishment will be erected
soon; also IA Livery nsrb sta.
a school-house. II crops had been good,
very fine school building would have been
erected this fall.
the wraneIe between the cotton buyers
of the CITY and the newly.elected public
weiphers is being discussed by our cotton
men here and the people generally. Public
sentiment seems to be that the weighers
elected should weigh the cotton, as they
we're elected by the people under the law
Tor that purpose, and are thought 10 oe
both honest and capable: The opin'
;on ohtains that If the Dallas
hnvers insist that men OF thelI
own ovy selection weigh the cotton that their
demands will not be acceded TO, but that
the cotton will be shipped to 'ther points
direct n ON the small railroad stations.
Arrangements have been made to estao'
lish lumber yard here about the first o.
! November, carrying On an average apou'
| az 600 worth of lumber all the time. Inc
same parties will engage in buying anc
Shipping grair, hay, corn, boisd'arc posts
Dr.. r. ii. Zones has sold his residence al
Mesquite and will remove TO his farm three
miles north oftown, where he has recently
erected neat residence.
| A FIRE, catching from passing TRAM de
stroyed quite a quantity oil nay, ~ W,
stack and NOV, on the kicnatoson
| Marshall ranch west OF town, Sunday.
Onr merchants and the public generally
are much disguised with the chicken cooI
of depot here that they have had to pul
no with so long, IL Is very small sne
totally inadequate 10 the business demand
of the town. Our people and many oil I'M
employees Of the road have repeatedly callet
the attention of the company TO the neces
sity OF building a good depot and larR'
platform here. but nothing has been Rlvei
US, except promises.
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uOc CASE IN COURT

Tho ease of III, state VS.. Cameron charg-
ed with killing Warren Stayton's hog eiic-
tied good deul Of interest and produced
some fun among tae bystanders in the
county court yesterday morning: County
attorney Clint for the state claimed mat
Cameron ran the hog down and killed him
out of pure malice towards Stayton: Seay
for The defense, took the position that his
client killed the hog in pure sell defense,
70 hite his client. The Jury after careful
Consideration decided that neither the
connsel for the state or defense understood
anvtbine about hogs, and that the hog was
inc 'C cold water poured over him. They
cleared the defendant, who is Just as happy
as if the lawyers had understood the
case.
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nosp1rAL PATIENTS ON A SPREE

HOSPITAL PATIENTS ON A SPREE.
DR.. L. Carter. acting health officer IN
the absence of DR.. Newsome, made the dr.
covery, yesterday morning, that several OF
the natients at the city hospital were IN
high state of intoxicatiOn They were noioc
ing high carnival, and were cnuek iu nno ~
life. The invigorating hutd hau 80 'o .hat
up and rejuvenated their systems, i haS
they felt and acted as though Sney ma na
drank of the elixir OF life. Or. carter wss
astonished to see patients VINO me previous
day, appeared to be at deaths door. cutrhS
the pigeon-wing with vim tnat wouiu
have done credit to corn'heio oarhie.
They finally raised row WIN james i,;e
Shears, the steward, and pecams 80 peins a
erent and warlike that POLICE Onlcer oear9
was called iD to quell the disturbance ana
he found it necessary TO arrest LAVE
Syeeny, who appeared to be the leaaeI o.
the crew. When the officer walSed OH WIN
him another patient named biaKe swoIe
the officer had no right to arrest oWeeny,
and tore around like mad COW. by TINS
time Officer Cornwall arrived on the scene
and took charge OF the lndlgnant
Blake. and they were both taken before
Mayor Cabell, who fined them ~ each lor
their little spree. They were given guar,
ters in the station'house, where tney VIII
serve out their fines. A iERALD reporter
was informed that this is not the h'st ZINE
the patients have INDUCED In the moving
bowl. A small quantity OF WHISKY 10
kent in the store-Toom for meolclnai pun.
noses. but the steward protests that they
got their liquor elsewhere.
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The Worlds Prettiest Women.

Keswick, in Cumberland, can boast Of
one charming possession in the shape OF the
prettiest women IN England. She is bar.
maid at the Nelson wine vaults OF that
town. Her nameis Edith TwentymaD,a and
she is reported to be as good and modest as
she is beautiful. She has the gorgeous
milk-and ros complexion that is so rarely
seen outside OF England, united with sp!en,
did ewes, full, dark and lustrous as those Of
gazelle, pearly teeth, regular features
with rich, dark hair, growing low on the
brow, and figure whose fine outlines are
not to be concealed by the cut of her coun'
try made gown. She is simply dsZznng
and how such pearl of beauty has been
left hidden in this quiet little town is a m ar
vel. She is well educated, paints in water
colors, and is perfectly free from all van ty
AID self-consciousness. Had she been born
French woman she would. ere this, have
ezzled the public IN some mute role in one
of the great spectacular plays ut the day
AS it is she viii p'"ne NV ip.l"w he eN
annie OF her elder sister, whO Was as oead'
ii nj as she, and who married goo i.h1&eS'
fe,llw in htr own station 81 lli", ANA J. 70"
a comfortable ma.rou e! L - house !r!! %
children.
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LOSGYiE ".
Trains Collide-Bad Wreck Opera-house
Falls in, Etc.

Falls in, Etc.
LoNGvIEw, Aug. 27.-[Special, News
was brought here Of bad VIZ ok just be-
You'd Marshall, on the Texas Il Pacific rail-
way. Train No. 800. Conductor F. b.
Stevens, ran to Marshall, with orders 10
wait there until No. $40 arrived, and then
20 ahead. No. $40 was in two sections,
was behinc time, and No. 800, the last
freight west, overlook and passed the Sec
ond section. First No. $40 came in tagging
the second No. $40, but when No. 800 CAME
in on her own time Stevens gave the order
to 90 ahead, thinking that NO 300 was Sec
ond No. $40 He had just gone to
the northern base of the fair grounds
No $40 met No. 800. The trains struck
with great force and badly wrecked both
trains The frema on the engine pulling
No. 3l9 was hurt, and the passenger train,
running from st. Louis 20 Galveston. over
the International d. Great Northern from
here. was delayed over twelve hours.
Stevens lives here, and remarked, as he
went out yesterday, that 1t was the last time
he would ever run train over the Texas "
Pacific.
All of the small boys, and many of the
larger ones, were highly excited over the
first running of the street cars to the juno
ton. The first car ran off at nearly every
corner, all of them seeming to be badly
designed and built. The cars are beautiful
| in make and finish and ran very easily, al
though everything was new and stiff.
| This morning, ct a. m, the TOOL
of the Davis hall, our theatre,
fell in. Extensive alterations have
been IN progress tor some days, and two
partitions on the floor having been tLEer
out to widen the hall, pillars of wood were
put IN to sustain the roof-weight. These
rested on 9 by girder extending on sew
eral of the joists, and when the studdine
was taken out the collapse came. DR.. May
field, of the firm of May field, Rimbert y
Co., the proprietors of the hall, wa;
ON the upper floor at the time, and had
an ankle badly strained in running down
the steps. The accident is greatly regret
ted for the enterprise of the firm in making
the extensive alterations and improve
ments they had under way met the cordial
appreciation of the people of LongvieW: II
is not yet decided whether the loss will fal
on the contractor or theproprietor. A large
force of workmen are engaged In clearing
out the wreck, and the improvements VIII
be completed as soon as possible. The re
opening OF the hall was expected TN
week, company now playln
at Marshall, having made conditional en-
gagement of the hall.
Sheriff Killingsworth has got two hounds
and it is expected that some OF our numer
Gus criminals may be captured now.
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A BrETd CuUK

There were proceedings in Justice hel-
dalPs court yeseraay ait-rn"o1, ana yet
the case had not been docSeIed. The SOurI
was powerless TO enlon them a01 was
compelled 1" .yieid a. g'''' Wy
as IL could ~ lOrfr
OF circumstances over which It had no co.,
troll. 49,
Mr.. Go,dberr. Russian Jew. vas before
ths CONT ~ The clarg- OF having ablsed
and cursed Mr.. Sr'ze' ard bis we wa ~
ATTENDANCE. Mrs. G1.ihsrs ~as taken sud
denly 81, am a phys can present.
informed the court ih1t
birth was about 10 occur ahd 10" G 'urt rou l
Was AZ once cleared. rbe physi3 an soon
appeared AZ the DOR and stated that aien'
Mound bow hah put II an appearance. Inc
crowd then adi'urned TO drink 10 The litllt
ones health. and the case was continued
over until to-day.