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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-29
Edward MOTHS h.s returned from J

Edward Morris has returned from
visit of Elk weeks in Pennsylvania.
F. n George. of Missouri, an old
friend of Sheriff White, Is in the city.
Rebt. Milliken went to Hutchinson
to-day to establish grades at that place.
Mrs. E. r. Trask has returned TO Em.
poria from protracted visit in New
York.
Newton HAdley has arrived in this
city from Indiana, and expects to locate
here.
G. s. Hickman and wife, of Birming-
ton, England, are guests of the Park
Place.
Evan Davis is back to his old post as
gatekeeper at the Commercial street
crossing.
Charlie Sears. of the Pacific Express
company, is still able to attend TO busI.
ness Girl.
L, w. Clark, who has just become q
parent, thinks the reason there are so
many girls this season is because it is
leap year.
Miss Grace Merrill, OF the city schools,
will spend her vacation at Grand Island,
Nebraska.
Miss, Sadie Thomas, of the city
schools. will spend her vacation in Iowa
and Illiuois.
Mr.. Bryce NJ. Given, an experienced
book man is assisting Willett s. Chase
in their book department.
Lee Bailey, who made a very pleasant
impression during his brief visit in
Emporia, returned to Chanute Monday.
Miss Laura Price, of Springfield, Hi
nois, is visiting at the residence Of her
cousin T. ]. Price, on Merchant street.
II. w. Pearsall returned Sunday
from Eureka Springs and we are panied
to learn that 9 is in very precarious
condition of ealth.
N. w. SOnnedecker, of Lincoln Center,
is in the city. Mr.. Sonnedecker is a
Normal boy, and Is one of the best teach
ers that institution ever sent out
DR.. j. F. Campbell, of Williamson,
Michigan, and graduate of the Michi-
gan University at Ann Arbor, will locate
in EmpoTia for the practice Of his pro-
fesslon.
David Laws, who has been employed
by large cattle company in the Indian
Territory for some months past, has
come to Emporia with view to locating
here His home is in Boston.
Thos. w. Anderson and Mr.. Shay, OF
West Virginia, arrived in Emporia on
Saturday evening. They are visiting
Nicholas Koontz at Lakeside, and ex-
pect to locate in this county.
Miss Lou Clark has resigned her po-
sition as manager of the central telephone
Office and will be succeeded June list by
MIR. II. E. Webb, of Lawrence. Miss
Clark, who has had personal
charge of the day service
has given the best of satisfaction to the
subscribers OF the exchange, and
as she was not empowered to
employ or discharge assistants, the In
efficiency of the night service cannot be
charged to her.
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BURGLARS AGAIN.


Several Houses In the Northwest Part OF
Town Entered this Morning.
Wednesday morning at 2 O'Clock Mrs.
c. L. Severy was awakened by noise
in the room occupied by the family as a
sleeping apartment, and rising up in
bed, saw by the light of lamp which
had been left burning, a man on the floor
rolling up her husbands
clothes. She aroused Mr.. Severy,
who sprang out of bed just in time to
pursue the thief out of the front door,
by which he had entered the house, hay
ing turned the key from the outside
with pair of nippers. The burglar
succeeded in getting away with Mr.. Sew
ery's suit of clothes, a watch and small
sum of money which was in his pockes-
book. He was small man, with
dark complexion and wore long false
whiskers. AS he made his exit from
the house Mr.. SeverY fired at him with
his revolver, but the balls apparently
did not take effect.
The residence of DR.. d. T. Brown, in
the same neighborhood, was entered in
the same way, and q pocket
book was taken from the doc
tors trousers containing about five
dollars. None of the family were awak.
ened and nothing was known of the
theft until this morning.
The house of w. d. Moses, IN the
same part of town was visited, and his
watch and chain and ten dollars in mon
ey were taken. The entrance here was
made by turning the key in the door
ard no one was awakened by the buzz
glar.
The manner in which the burglaries
were effected leads to the belief that thI
thieves are skilled operators and if THU
is so they will be all the more success
full in GLIDING arrest II would bC
wise for our citizens to provide them
selves with means of protection agains
these nocturnal marauders. If one o
them could be shot and killed it would
put stop to such business
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REAL ESTATE OoNvExASUEs.
CITY TRANSFERS.

IhANSEEHS.
Z. ID. AcCollom TO w. w. Davis, "a
Rural street, Copley's addition; Sf25.
}. w. Scott TO j. A. Moore, so Sylvan
street; 5000.
j. II. White, sheriff, to s. B. Riggs,
Al Market street; 500.
Aaron Turner to j. W. Feighan, SO
Exchange street; $125.
j. II. Page, trustee, to c. H Stafford.
81 and % in block 80; $25.
w. r. Carlow TO n. E. Meyer, 146
NeOsho street; $475.
r. II. Rich TO Elizabeth Mcclure, GO
Exchange street, 81 800.
Henry Rees to Sarah Rees, Is Consti-
tuition street, $500.
L. B. Andrews to Anna n. Suhl, 8
Constitution street, $1,000.
Juo. d. Davis to Lucinda Keys, and
0 Commercial street, 81 600.
Gean Sell to Dexter r. Brewer, so
| Sylvan street, $50.
Jno. T. Ferguson to Elizabeth J. Pet
tit and Whittlesey's addition $4,000.
TOWNSHIP TRANSFERS.
Samuel Murray to Milton LIndley,
W hf Sc or 30 1910; $500.
David Nichols to John Swan, part OF
sw or 3417-13; $50.
G. A. Leighton to Geo. Harrison, NV
| or ne trac and 8 hf ne or All II; 81, 71S.
Herbert Miller to Eliza Wilbur, 81
acres IN sw or of NV or 2t-16-12; $38.
L, NJ. StuTgess to G. w. BURNETT, W hf
OF NV or II and hf of ne or 1861;
| 1880.
VIM. T. Booth to Vinty Erode. sc Of
81 49, 10; $1,000.
Geo. Smith to Jas. N. Hash, sc or Of
ne, sw Of ne and NV of ne "a 1910
$1,400.
Mary 0. Abraham to E. c. Abraham
undivided hf Sc or Il and undivided hi
N hf ne or 23-18 IL. 81. 200.
Andrew Hinshsw to r. A. Call, part
NV or 14-19.11, 500.
Thos. L. Ryan to r. w. McCandless
NV or OF Sc and W hf ne Sc or 24-19.11
$4,000.
D. s. Kellogg to J. Kellogg, hf Sc
or ne, also 10 acres in NV corner of n hl
of Sc or % hf ne Or and hf Sc or 3D. Il
II, $500.
Nicholas Sem to Jas. s. Baldwin, {
Inf Sc or 80 ne or ne 81 and NV of NV 80
1919, $4,000.
c. w. Potwin to Chas. Kinsley, b
NV or 10-20-11, $500.
l. A. Taylor to J. w. CHANNEL, par
n or 15-20-13, $3.50.
T. L. Hanna to Jane Helphenstein, {
or and W or A 81 10, quit claim deed
SOC.
Jane Helphenstein to VIM. Graffin
stein, or and W Or 21-10, $4,000
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The carriage department OF Mr.. G. B.
Peters, which is located on Fifth avenue
and is under the immediate charge OF
Pete Stromberg has received noYel
buggy. 1t is one of the celebrated Hus-
ton buggies, but is In natural finish.
Every bolt, nut and portion of the work
and the grain and character of the
wood and all the material used in the
construction are plainly visible. The
design Of the buggy is to show the quail
tY OF material AMI workmanship which
makes the Huston goods so popular to
parties who have purchased the vehicles.
A Yeritable daisy IN the way of an ele-
CANT Houston phaeton, with plum color
ed body and French carmine gear, just
received for Cal SeYery was at the car
riage warerooms of Mr.. Peters this
morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


Subscribers to the WEEKLY NEwA
who receive their paper at the Emporis
p. o. should be sure to ask especially
for the "Emporis News" Our list is so
large that there is not room in the gen
eral paper delivery boxes for the
News" and it is. therefore,
kept separate from the other papers.
We make this statement because a
number Of subscribers say they have
failed to receive their copies of the
"NEWs." Upon Investigation We have
found these same papers at the postofice,
which shows that the subscribers have
failed TO ask the delivery clerk for the
NEWS" though they may nave inquir.
ed for 'papers'' or may have sent some
one TO the Office to inquire for papers
In general.
Please always ask for your "ENPoR1A
NEWS"
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EpTrEn BY NARY DE zEAN

TUESDAY, May 9th.
This Is = late time in the year to finish
planting corn, and still majority of the
farmers are Just finishing up.
L. Humphrey, of Arvonia, has Just
shipped . car load of hogs from his
farm.
J.E. Fem is out with another mod
ern improvements lamp post at his
front gate, with q beautiful design of
lamp adjoining 1t.
DIR. Biddle has completed his new
barn, and is now building an office on
First street, Just east Of Stratton &
Plumb's store.
Sam Tillippii has built an addition TO
his residence.
E. c. Christian and Jed Stratton have
reached Doland, Sphinx county, Dakota
the place they started to 90 to.
Mrs. Jacobs, Of Chicago, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. II. Douglas.
The measles are in James F. Wright'l
family.
Mrs. T. Q. Biddle has been quite sick
but il much better.
Miss Alice Smith, the school teachel
In this district, will close the school will
q concert and literary entertainment il
the N. E. church next Tuesday night.
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KANSAS COUNTY SUPERINTEND
Program OF the Meeting to he Held II
EmNNrfa In ,Vuna

Program OF the Meeting to He Held In
EmpOria in June.
The annual convention of the Kansas
county superintendents will be held in
this city on June 10th, 18th and 18th, at
the Normal school building. The fol:
lowing will be the program of exercises
TUESDAY. JUNE 10TH.
session opens at 80 p. nj
l. Address OF WelcomeIA Z Taylor. Pres
ldent State Normal school.
2. ONCE Records-Supt W. B. Zercher, of
Marion county, and Supt. j. S. Mitchell, of
Uniformity of County Examinations
Supt. A. G. Campbell, OF Morris county, and
Supt. Mrs. A. Z. Baker, of Labette county.
Adjournment.
Address by RicharI Edwards, LII. D., late
President Illinois Normal University.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
session opens at 8 a.m.)
4. When to Hold Educational Meetings, and
How TO Make Them Useful77sGpt; ]; II: Lee,
of Riley county, and Supt. j. V. Rat.ife. OF
Sumner county.
5. What Changes, if Any. Are Advisable in
the Law Governing Certificates?-Supt.J ). T.
Bradley, of ChRutauqua county, and Supt.
Geo. W. Jones, OF Linn county.
6. How to Inspect a School-supt. Ii. &: Nc
ConDell, of Usage county, and Supt. j. II.
Lawhead, OF Bourbon county.
(Afternoon session opens at 2:30)
Z. Mistakes In the management OF Instl-
tutes-Supt. II. Z. McQuiddy, of Harvey
county, and Supt. IL. +. Ellis, Of franklin
county.
8 Notes on the Chief Features of the Course
OF Study for the Common Schools of kansas
IL: Z. Speer. State superintendent
3. What Shall superintendent Advise with
Regard to the Adoption OF Text BooksP-
Supe- ID. ID. Hornaday, of Dickinson county,
and Miss GeOrgiana Daniels. of Greenwood
county.
10. Miscellaneous business.
The members OF the convention are cor
daily Invited to attend the open meeting OF
the Alumni Society of the State Normal
school on Wedn esdaY evening and the grad
uating exercises OF the school on Thursday
morning.
If thought best session can be held oE
Thursday afternoon.
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FROM BADGER CREEK

Corn planting all over.
Sunday school and church well pat
ronized every Sunday; Sunday school at
8 O'Clock q. m. and church at in the
afternoon.
Jacob Marcellus had 6 colt badly cut
up in a barbed wire fence.
Judge Culver is visiting the farmers
with his hay press and baling up their
surplus stock that was left over.
John Loves mother, of Reading, was
visiting him last Sunday.
LaYman Hall is erecting new kitch
en- on the west of his house, which will
be quite an improvement.
Mrs. John II. Love and Dave Main, vi
Neosho Rapids, went to Linn county
Kan, last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Staple, of For
est Hill, baby boy. Mother and sor
doing we'll.
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THE EoAD oKADER.
a Practical Esss o. the strssa

a Practical Test q the streets o1
EnPOrfa.
The mayor, members Of the city coun-
ell and number Of citizens witnessed .
trial of the Improved Pennock Grading
Machine, Tuesday. on Constitution
street between Third and Fourth ave-
nues. In view OF the execrable condition
Of many Of the streets Of Emporia, and
the fair condition Of oBly very few Of
the public highways in this city.
the authorities determined to test
the efficiency of 9 road grader. In
compliance with this desire two grading
machines have been sent here for trial.
One Of these Is known e the Boss"
road grader and Is made by the Fleming
Manufacturing company Of Fort Wayne,
Indiana It is two wheel concern, sup
porting frame work to which Is attach
ed beam faced with long steel cut
ting bar, which is rsised or lowered ct
the will of the driver. who rides on the
truck. Two horses are used. The other
machine, and the one which was tried
this morning is much larg-
er and heavier than the
one just described. It is mounted
on four wheels, the driver sitting over
the front pair and the working parts of
the machine being secured to the rear
wheels, which also support q platform
bearing the person who controls the
grading. This machine is known as the
Improved Pennock Road Grader, and IL
manufactured at Kennett Square, Penn,
with headquarters also at Fort Wayne,
Ind, and distributing Office at Kansas
City. The representative of this ma
chine, Mr.. T. W. Moore. was present and
managed the grader. The machine
is dawn by four horses and costs
$155. Two thousand Pennock ma
chimes are in use over the country. They
have been introduced and are in opera.
ton in thirty-six states.
The work done this morning on Con
stituton street excited universal praise
from the spectators. One block VIA
levclled and graded in excellent shape
in about one hour and 6 half. The
roadway was left smooth and even and
with gutter on either side, bordering
the space known as the parking
grounds" A few Jumps left along ths
crest OF the street seem to require {
heavy roller to put the roadIln almos
perfect condition. ALI who observed the
workings of the machine seemed highly
pleased with the rapidIty and quality
of the labor performed, and the hops
was expressed that all the thoroughtaTei
of Emporia would soon present tht
same even appearance and smooth sur
face as the block on Constitution stree
which was transformed this morning BY
the road grader.
About noon the machine was used OF
Merchants street between Ninth an(
Tenth avenues and the block was graded
in thirty minutes without the use of tn,
| pillow.
All who were present at the trial
seemed to think that the road grader wa
big institution for the rapid. economi
cal and efficient grading of the streets
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DISTRICT COURT PRoCEEDINGs.

TUESDAY, May 81.
Jos. Heidrick w. Rose Heidrick; de-
cree of divorce granted.
John L. Wells VS.. unknown heirs of
j. B. Woods, deceased. ct al; plaintiff
ordered to make service on defendants
by publication.
Van r. Holmes vs. David Mcfarland
ct al; trial to court and judgment for
plaintiff for $954.73, with interest at 10
per cent, and costs; decree of foreclosure
and sale of mortgaged premises ordered.
A. b. Bean Us. Catharine Hubbell ct
al; trial by court and Judgment for de-
PENDANTS as prayed for.
james Jones us. 8. G. Boyce ct al.
sale confirmed and sheriff ordered to
make deed to purchaser.
Barbara A. Chatham Us. Jas. B.
Pounds ct al; judgment against A. P.
Pounds.
Court adjourned until the 10th OF
Iuna
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HnnlIsnma Harmed

AS handsome set of harness as were
ever turned out by a Kansas manufacturer
can be seen at the establishment of II.
V. Bundrem, by whom they were made.
They are of the best material throughout,
are gold-mounted, and for style and
workmanship will challenge comparison
with anything We have ever seen in this
line here. They were made to order
for L. Severy and they reflect credit
upon the establishment which can get
m ouch work
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The Americas Meat Market.

William Born, of this city, will open
next week at Americas q first-class meat
market, in the building owned by James
White. The people of Americas are TO
be Congratulated that the enterprise Is
in the hands of Mr.. Born who
thoroughly understands his business and
takes pride in always keeping the very
best Of meats. The Americas market
will be operated as branch Of Mr..
Born's EmpoFis establishment. Fresh
meats will be supplied every day, and
everything in the line of fresh and salt
meats will be carried.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-29

Our readers will be pleased to learn
that ReY. DIR. Cordley, OF the ConGrega-
tional church, has been selected to de-
liver the baccalsureate address in con.
nection with the approaching COM
mencement exercises of the State
Normal. We know of no one better
fitted in every way for the successful
performance OF that duty than the
Nugget, preacher"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-29

STRAYED OR SToLEN-A span of horses
belonging to Lewis Grayson, Sunday
night May 25. A white horse with
lariat mark on ankle, calloused place on
each shoulder Zone on the right shoulder
Is little sore) end OF tail bone crooked
the end of his tail has been trimmed of
The other, . bay mare, spawned in both
hind legs; hipped in her right hip; dim
brand on one hip, indIscribable; white
spot on front leg little above the knee
aud moves considerably lame. A suita
bic reward will be paid for any informa
tion leading to their recovery.
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Eruit.ErnDorntorn.

We manufacture the Williams Fruit
and Vegetable Evaporators fer factory
use. We also make the BidWell Pat
ent Fruit Evaporators for q medium
size; we make two sizes of the latter.
These EVaporators have no equal: they
sell on their merits. We are not oblig-
ed to cut on prices TO compete with worth
less machines, parties are glad to get
them at reasonable prices.
Send for illustrated circular.
JOHN WILLIAMS s. SoN,
Pasentees and Manufacturers,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Air Brakes for Freight Cars

The Santa Fe company is equipping
300 freight cars with air brakes for the
through transportation of freight to San
Francisco. A number of the cars have
been thus equipped and are ready for
service. These cars, when laden with
California shipments, will be delivered to
the southern Pacific at the Needles OF
Demlng, New Mexico, and sent through
to California, instead Of transferring. as
has been customary heretofore. By this
means about twenty-tour hours can be
saved between this city and San Fran
cisco
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Accident MI FonsraI

Sunday, as the procession which fol-
lowed the remains OF Mrs. d. P. Jones to
the upper Dry creek cemetery was NOV
ing along near the farm of VIM. Will
liams, the vehicle occupied by Richard
Howe and wife and the wife of Rev Mr..
Evans upset and fell on its side down a
steep bank. Mrs. Evans was 80 fright
ened that she tainted away and she was
considerably bruised. Mrs. Howe was
also badly shaken up, and Mr.. Howe was
thrown INTO the ditch. The accident
created good deal of alarm and delayed
the procession for fifteen or twenty min
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The case of the state of Kansas VS..
Ben Wheldon, which came up in the
court of Justice Payne Monday, was dis
missed by the county attorney for want
of evidence to sustain the prosecution.
Oyer dozen witnesses were examined,
all of whom swore that they had never
purchased liquor of the defendant and
had never seen 1t sold at his place OF
buaineas
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Lntsnf PennIa

get bilious, have heavy headache.
mouth foul, yellow eyes, &c, ali the di-
rect results of impure blood which can
be thoroughly cleansed, renewed and en-
riched with KIdney-Wort. It acts at
the same time on the Kidneys, Liver and
Bowels and has more real virtue in q
package than can be found in any other
remedy for the same class of disease.
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For SALE-A farm of $50 acres; 200
fenced; IS acres In cultivation; so acres
timber; 100 acres bottom all fenced into
ten lots; fence mostly hedge; farm Is
well watered by two streams; 1000
bearing apple trees, 1 900 bearing peach
and $50 cherry trees, 500 splendid
grape vines, and an abundance of small
fruit; buildings fair; distance from
Emporis 20 miles, II. r. station 10 miles,
school 2 miles; afine location and cheap
at $40 per acre. Terms, one-half cash
balance in FIVE years at per cent. inter
est. For particulars call on
NEWS COMPANY
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates Of interest Obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or IN
expected charges. Interest payable
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The anniversary meeting of the Lyon
County Bible society failed to material
ize on Sunday. There were SO
few present at the Presbyterian church
at the appointed hour of meeting that
it was deemed wise to postpone the bus
mess to be transacted until better at
tendance can be secured.
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Our readers viii be panied to learn
that the condition of H. w. Pearsall,
who arrived home from Eureka Springs
on Saturday is such that grave doubts
are entertained regarding his recovery.
His feeble condition is the result of a
tumor In his bowels which is growing
rapidly and has recently given Mr. Pear
sail much pain. He is unable to eat,
and is very much Frustrated in conse-
quence. He is receiving every attention
which can be bestowed by solicitous
friends, and if careful nursing and skill
full medical treatment can avail any
thing his life will surely be spared.
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s,ool.man A,,an,Ion

Now is the time TO subscribe for 1.-THE
National Live Stock Journal" at club
rates. The best stock journal printed in
the U. 8. at $1.90 per year. Sample
copies on application. Address
j. w. EASTMAN,
Empnr{a Kaa
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The pastors of the NJ. E ST. Andrews,
First Baptist and Congregational
churches all preached memorial ser
mons Sunday In pursuance of re-
quest made by EmporIa Post No. 90, G..
A. r. The discourses were all up TO q
very high standard of excellence, and
were listened to by large congrega-
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Meiz's One Price Clothing House has
on hand the finest line of neck wear OF
the latest patterns, full line of kid and
driving gloves in all colors and at popu-
lar prices. Please remember we keep
open until 0 p. m, and have a well
lighted store to show goods. Call.
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STRAYED.-A red and white COW,
white face, ears notched; branded sc"
on left hind leg and 81" en- right hind
leg; horns sawed of. Any information
leading to her recovery will be suitably
rewarded by leaving same at this Office
or at A. Mohler's shoe shop on Sixth
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STRAYED-A red and white COW,
white face, ears notched; branded &c"
on the left hind leg and 81" on night
hind leg; horns sawed off. Amy infor-
nation leading to her recovery will be
suitably rewarded by leaving same at
this Office or at A. Mothers shoe shop
on Sixth avenue.