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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
BRIEF COMMENT.

There is faint suspicion that MILAN
got hold of the hot end Of the Balkan
poker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

a Chicago Communist has killed
himself" Probably the authorities
wanted to make him work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS, dc.

A JENNINGS'S CARPET WARE
IA ROOM. No. 1911 east Main street.
Opened this season Q full line OF Carpets.
Rugs. Mats. &C., OF al grades and styles.
Oil-Cioths, Lace and Damask Curtains in
great variety. shades. and patterns. Cor
nices and Poles OF all styles. Paper Hang
Ing OF the latest designs. All orders promptly
attended TO. 90 le-2n
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New Po~tmastsrs.

IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, November 25.-
fourth.class postmasters: A. II. G..
Dickinson, Berger's Store; Jshn NJ.
McLane, Elk Creek, and Lewis w.
Graves, Grassland.
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THIS WEATHER FEELS

II
OvERCOATISH.
five were to announce new goods Ind de-
scribe them every day that we receive them.
we would require the best portion OF the
Dispatch. The extreme OF styles OF Over
coats are the "covert" coat-some call
them cover coats. They are cut short-col-
lar OF coat OF same goods. with large lap
seams; but the correct idea Is In the back,
which looks as though It were size or two
large. The shoulders Mt nicely. so does the
front; but TO get these backs to lang" as
the cockney says, is an art. We have them
correct. We have Just one hundred styles OF
OvERCoATs
lNMEN's AND YOUTHS SIZES.
They are in our store. They exist In fact,
not on paper alone. as most OF the man.
moth stocks you see announced do. Is It
worn by any one-a style OF coat. We have
II. We have the old-style Wing Coats. Capes,
the real old Ulster the latter undoubtedly
the king OF weather defies. It's because We
cater 10 the people that we keep so large
variety.
THE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR DEVOTED
TO ENTERTAINMENTS.
A. SAKs q CO.,
MALE OUTFITTERs.
1913 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE PosT-syFIcE.
tno 26l
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ exscuteA q TIE 0UPATUH puINY3
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AMUsEMENTs.

S0--C(-- mn WV"
DICHM0ND THEATRE.
IL TWENTY SECOND SEASON.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON"
Comically. Xocally,. Artlstlcally.
by Mr.. CHARLES IL HOYT.
MATINEE TODAY AT 2:30.
LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT.
MARION ELmORE, Mr.. JOHN L. CRAVEN, and
Others Of equal merit.
"Old Sport, Venus" Handsome"
IS Tramps," ." 3 Innocents,"
1.-THE explosion" Grab II quick"
RAG BABY MATINEE TO. DAY.
Telephone 467. no 26-1t$
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TOBACCO.BOxEs. PINE CASES, &c.

- ii. WHITLOCK MAKES A
He specially OF TOBA O-BOXES,
PINE GASES for Smoking and Plug
Tobacco. Tobacco boxes I'm shocks, in car
lots, or less. Dressed Sycamore Lumber.
Prices low. Satisfaction guaranteed. Es-
tablished, 1867. Patronized generally.
no Ism
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Personal.

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
l. l have this day appointed JAMES
LAWYER my lawful agent TO conduct the
GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS at
No. - south First street, to buy and sell for
CASH only. j. THOMPSON.
November rs, 1883. no 26.ltf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

Philadelphia is clamorous for re-
FORM" Does Philadelphia desire to
be wiped out Of existence?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
Chieags's nAs sssssy Csassss.
fBy telegraph TO tbs Diana TAIL

CHICAGO, November 25.--Judge
Prsndsrsast In the County Court this
morning decided that II would be pro-
per to open the ballot-boxes and count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

Observation-Disclosures service and SER
mon To- DAY November 26th) at IL A. NJ,
by Rev. X. X. HowIsoS. pastor. Special
music and Thanksgiving collection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

Old newspapers for sale ct the DE-
patch counting-room ct Is cents rsr
hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

NEW LAW-B 00KS .-V0LUME
~ 40 OF Virginia Reports 81. 50-delivered
by mail or express, $3.50; Wood on the Law
OF Railroads, 3 volumes, SIS; Beach ON Con-
tributory Negligence, So Bishops Direc-
lions and Forms for Prosecution and DE:
fence, So; Conduct OF Lawsuits out OF and
in Courts by John G. Reed. IS: Washburn's
Easements and Servitudes Fourth edition..
Sc: Whistle on Mortgage Foreclosures. So:
A Brief for the Trial Of civil Issues Before q
Jury, by Austin Abbott, 81.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
nol4 oil Main street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. II. Co.,
OFFICE OF TREASURER,
RICHMOND, VA, November 81, 1883.

RICHMOND, VA, November 81. 1855. J
N0TICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
IN ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THIS COMPANY Will be held at the office
OF the company, corner Byrd and Eighth
streets, on TUESDAY the LIST day OF De-
cember next at IL O'Clock NJ.
The book OF transfer will be closed from
the 25th instant until after the day OF
meeting. NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
no 2l-td Treasurer,
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NOTlCE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY will be held Mt the Office
OF the company. In the town Of West Point.
Va, on TUESDAY. December 8. 1855, at 10
o'clock A. M. The books will be
closed November 2Sth and be reopened De-
cember 10, 1885. X. BROOKE,
no24 Secretary.
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@THANKSGIVING-DAY.-
M THIRD PRESBYTERIAN

Divine service at ST. PAULs CHURCH at IL
O'Clock, with ofiertory for the poor.
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GROCERIES,. &c.

PINEAPPLE, EDAM, YOUNG
Il AMERICA, NEW YORK, CREAM,
MACKEREL IN kits; Nos. /. 2. aud In
barrels, at MCCARTHY & HAYNESS.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING.

The business heretofore carried on by the
late Robert Ii. Bosher will be continued by
me as his executor until January l. 1886.
for the purpose OF winding up the Interest
OF his estate therein. On that date 10 will
be turned over TO, as authorized by his will.
and conducted by his sons, 4. JErER and
CHARLES Il. B0SHER. under the na ne
OF " ROBERT II. B0SHER'S SONS" The
said Il. JETER and CHARLES q. BosHER are
authorized to act for me in any matter In
relation to said business. or TO receive any
thing due TO my testatOr's estate In winding
up the same. ROBERT =. B0SHER,
no 2e-eOd4t Executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
DLANK BOOKS FOR 1886.

RIaNh DUONO FOh ICoU.
Now is the time to order BOOKS for next
year. For THE BEST PAPER. THE LOW
EST PRICES, and the BESr-BOUND
BOOKS OF every description, call on
EVERETT WADDEY.
Stationer. Printer. and Binder,
no2I.2w lll2 Main street.
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DRUas. MEDICINES. 40

EXPECT0RANT OF ROCK AMI
~ RYE COMPOUND. purely medicine
and a real. fifst-rate remedy Tor Coughs
Colds Hoarseness. or any other Lung or
Bronchial troubles. For troublesome nignt-
cough or nervous cough IL will be found very
beneficial. Sold by J.. WAGNER Druy.
gIst. 9th and Broad, and other druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the Office
OF the company, In the city OF Richmond,
Va, on WEDNESDAY. December ., 1885,
at IL O'Clock NJ. The trsnsfer-books will be
closed November 2sth and be reopened
December IL, 1885. X. BROOKE.
no rs Secretary.
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Books, STATIONERY. &c.

r<.~c~r~~.c-@rfsNr.0yN> fI7eSers0
MCCLELLAN'S LIFE AND CAM
WI PAIGNS OF MAJOR-GENERAL ].
K. b. STUART. with portrait and seven
maps: 4s5 pages; $40. II will lie mailed
on receipt OF So.
AGENTS WANTED for Virginia, North
Carolina. and other States.
J.W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
no 26.dSw 1902 Main street.
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FREE BRIDGE CLOSED.
AND CIVIL ENGlNEER.

n P. E. BURGwYN, A. B. O. E.,
We NJ. AM. Soc. O. e., ARCHITECT AND
CIVIL ENGINEER, Office No. s06ll east
Specifications prepared. and Architectural
Designs executed. Particular attention
given to the best methods OF sanitary
drainage. Handspring q speciality. Refer
ence invited to Hollywood and Calvary
cemeteries. 90 Ism
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RICHMOND, VA. November rs, 1885.

hICHNOND, ' H., NOV eIlDtr 20, 1000.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-
IL TOR OF the late ROBERT II. BOSHER.
deceased. 1 request all persons indebted 10
persons having claims against his estate
are requested TO present them 10 me for set
tlement. ROBERT =. BOSHER,
Executor OF Robert II. Bosher, deceased.
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PROFESSIONAL.

- S. ?. PATERSON,
os ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 922, NORTHWEST CORNER TENTH AND
MAIN STREETS,
no 25-3mA RICHMOND VA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-01-04
ENO'S HUMBLE IMITATION.
A Messenger hoy Iutrusted with 81 ;s8lS
Starts At Once for Montreal.

John H. Davis & Co., bankers at II Wall
street. called an Independent District Tele-
graph Company's messenger Mt 10 O'Clock on
Friday morning. VIM H. Dcvlin OF Elm Park
S. L., answered He was sent to the Merchants
Exchange National Bank to collect 8, 1865 worth
OF coupons. About o'clock Davis 4 Co. told
Manager Wolff Of the telegraph company that
the boy had not reappearad Pinkerton's de-
tectives learned that Dcvlin and another mes
senyer named James Wilson had purchas
suits OF clothes in Baxter street and tickets for
Buffalo BY the way of the West Shore. They
had separated nj a Bowery theatre. Wilson 60
Devin got g. far MS Syracuse on the O'Clock
Linn Re was "rrcstod @s6 soss was FOUND %'a
He said DevGn said he had found the money saey.
The two detsrmincd to go to the ice carnival at
that the none was stolen but retained his
share Of the Doodle: He was not arrested
ma Manager Wolf said LIT night that he thought
Davis said he though, Mr.. Wolf ought to
SYRACUSE Jan 3.-Devlin said to-dny: when
! presented The coupons 70 the cashier at the
We pay in Bis Then Ri take G the b HsS
said lie took tho coupons and gave me
1000 bill three 800 bills. a $50 bill. $40 and
On my way back TO the Office met mes.
ssenGer, boy named Wilson. whom l knew. 1
| take it and go to Canada We talked the thing
over for about hall an hour and then said ali
right, and we went to u store in Baxter street
| and bought clothes. leaving our uniforms there.
saying that we would return for them in the
| getting the big. bills changed. SO /
went to tho Murray Hill Bank. in
F9rty-scventh ., street, and got the $1,000
bills: Then we went to n matinee at Harrigan
and Harris. and after ii WIS over my chum left
me to go down to n house in Forty -second
street. saying that he would return lin half an
hourand meet mo near the theatre. Before this
though, had bought two tickets for Buffalo in
ascarer's Office and had given my chum ono
OF Thorn. He didn't ment me and thought he
had skipped and so l took the West Shore
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FRAU MATERNA HERE
Ts be Welcomed by Dr. namroseh ana
Friends This Morning.

Frau Fredrica Materna OF DR.. Damrosch's
Metropolitan Opera House opera company ar.
rived yesterday with her husband. Herr Fried.
rich. in the steamship Germanic OF the White
Star line. Tho Gormanic arrived at Quaran-
tine shortly after sunset. and none OF the pas
sengers was brought to the city. She remained
anchored of Quarantine. Dr. Da,nrosch said
last evening that with n party of friends he
should welcome Frau Materna ut the Barge
Office early this morning and take her to the
Belvedere Hotel whore she will stop during
her engagement.
81 listed Frau Materna last summer" said
Or. Damrosch. in her heautif ul villn in the
suburbs of Vienna. From the grounds a
beautiful view OF Vienna 10 obtained. with the
hungarian mountains for n background. Frau
Materna could not come to America sooner
per!ai Orera House in Vienna; Sho has not
sang in concert f. the Metropolitan Opera House
with IIerren Winkclmen and Scaria and also
in the May Festival in the Seventh Regiment
Armory. She Is eager to sing in opera In
America. as in that field che can exercise all
Der talents. Her iavorite roles are Elizabeth In
Tannhauser." I'dientinein g The Huguenots,"
Recha in :. La Juive." and BruihiH in the
"Wakhre." Wagner selected her for the part
Of Blnnhih In the first performance OF the
Walkhts" at Bayrcuth. In the performance
OF the Waik0re" at the Metropolitan Opera
House. two OF the greatest Wagner artists will
be heard Matprna and Brandt.
Frau Materna wi sing tomorrow night a.
Elizabeth in Tunnhauser."
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THx srn has received from Mrs. John Henderson,
Flushing s. for Mrs. Jane stokes.
Judge Van Hocsen has granted absolute divorce 10
Ellen Mel Thomson from James NJ. Thomson.
cable despatch has been received saying that the
missing DR.. Braideis did not sail for England by the
Arizona
The Gaelic Society will reproduce Paul Macswiney's
Tuesday evening, Jan. 81.
The Union Dime Savings Institution has declared In
teres s deposits at the OF four for the
half year Just ended, payable on and after Jan ~.
Ramon Xiquea In Whose billiard room Castillo shot
Jose Herrera, was committed yesterday at Jefferson
Market for examination on Monday. Castillo has mot
been caught
Conerc ssmAn elect Abraham Dowdney was knocked
down by u sleigh while crossing Broadway Mt Twenty.
eighth street tho day after Christmas, and was
yeIely shaken and bruised lie was confined to his
house for y week
Kopk, upholstersr and j. Hiego 4 Co, dealers 10
Japanese goods occupy store at 2le sixth avenue.
fire WAS discovered there last evening IL appeared to
have begun shelf In the Of kOplik store.
Damage by IRE and water, 500
mass meeting in favor Of protection 10 III. cloak
making industry will be held In Hall Tues
day evening by the Gotham Club Of Knife Cutters and
the Equality OF Association OF Dry Goods Statesmen.
Congressmen Cox and AcAdoo and Senator B,AlT have
been invited To speak.
Members OF the Dry Goods Clerks Association said
last night that the story that general strike In tho
Grand street stores was contemplated was nonsense.
refuses to take back Floor Walker Thomas Burke.
Judge TruaI has continued until Jan, 10 the tempo
rary injunction forbiddng Col Wood 10 disturb La
combes physical possession OF the Corporation Coun-
Rliss Hugh l. Cole. aud Geo H. FORSTER have advised
Mr. Wood that his appointment BY Mayor Kirk 10 valid
II you need furniture or carpets go TO concern Nks
Coogan bros', 6owery and Graal sL-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-01-04
rRH COLERTD0E SCANDAL.
a Sse 81 the I-srA ChssS Josties DeNeaAiss
His Fasher's Action.

BUFFALO. Jan. 3.--Thc Hon. Stephen Cole
ridge and lady arrived hero from Cleveland
late last night. having passed the afternoon at
Niagara Fails. The son Of tho Lord Chief JUS
tice OF England was interviewed at his hotel.
and said he had been the guest In Cleveland OF
Mr. Henry Irving. and was on his way homo.
As he was obliged to be in London by the Gath
Inst. In speaking Of the trouble in his family
he expressed surprise at the comments OF
American newspapers after tho warm ~ceptlon
given his father on the occasion OF his late
visit. When asked "a to the truth OF the cablod
reports. he said:
The first misstatement was In saying that
my father turned his daughter out OF doors.
Ny sister left my fathers house oatensibly to
visit some friends, and refused to come back.
though entreated to do 30. My father then
urged her 10 take up her residence with any
people whom she might choose that were in
proper social position and offered to make ar
rangements for that purpose. but she refused
hs saa p, her Of AF sSsT1
Urged sdd heF this father has
his expense He has offered to f%rnss [vH for hs ar
amusement The best piano that can BE- Got. aud
with suitable support for life. In November.
1888, about the time when my sister left the
approved Of the match. yet, for the sake OF hts
daughter. II MY. Adams should be able to show
in the course Of six months that he had ac-
Qnired a suitable income he would then give
his consent to the marriage. and settle 1900
year upon my sister for life. He did not SAY
this was oil hat he would do. but so much he
promised This proposition Mr.. Adams termed
an insult.
1t ms been said that my SISTERS position in
my father's house WAS not what it should be.
She WAS rs entirely at the head OF my fathers
house as was my mother before shc died The
carriages and horses were at her abs olute dis
posal. and 30 jealous was my father OF her
proper recognition that he made 1t a rule to
accept no social invitations In which she was
not included am sure no reasonable wish Of
hers was ever left uDfunlled
Regarding the point OF law upon which
Justice Manistv made his ruling. he was we'll
supported In his opinion. A private letter from
brother TO sister was privileged. and. there
fore contained nothing to be laid before II jury.
IN any event the case would 10 to the Court OF
Appeal. where his decision might DO over
ruled. Therefore tho only significance OF
Judge Manisty's judgment was to save both
parties the delay and expense Of n second
trial by jury: The letter in question was
written under great provccation. and
myself. before MIR Adams rnaa the letter out in
court My brother was willing to admit that
the letter was not proper one TO be written
because Of his being unable to prove the
charges contained therein without bringing
nv sister into unpleasant notOriety What
strikes me Is that the American people don't
see that wc cannot say one word against this
man without attacking our sister. None
OF us went into the witness box, because, as
gentlemen, we could not appear against our
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-01-04

A Cincinnati Lieutenant of Police Sentenced
TO Twelve Months Ia Prison.


CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-Micaael Mullen, Lieu
tenant OF Police. who was in charge OF the Sta
ton In Cincinnati where large number Of
negroes were incarcernted the night before the
October election. and kept until the election
was over. received his sentence in the United
States Court to-day. Judge Baxter. in pro.
nouncinG sentence, said:
The testimony demonstrated that YOU imprisoned I52
citizens Of the United States of whom You kno W
to hsve been citizens Of Cincinnati for years
cedbs their arrest; and Yet proceeded without
curry complaint proof 10 under pre,encc
OF official duty, bst in fac, to prevent them from
exercising their constitutional right TO vote for
Representative in Congress such an Unprecedented
invasion 81 tho tights Of American citizen. bv .nv one
under any circumstance would he violation Of
Tie criminal laws OF the United States The supreme
OF our fellow. N connection with ITS successful
SUNNI alton lorludes the idea that the scheme was
conC-i.cd ana executed hy yen alone. That you had
nccompiccs ia manifest. You never wOud have ven.
which you coGid IN no event have rived any personal
ADVANTAGE, without assn ance Of Copo;atIOn But
hccomp!Iccs have thus lar escuprd Infection pun.
shment. Thei! immunity, however is mitigation OF
your offence You were The active and conspicuous in
* sa :G%f tlaa s"S imscfase duty Hlpose
rcipned suc' eAraofdinary snse OF Official nSwer
lrac'teh by you las failed T. prescribe punishment
cannot IN Justice 10 the public and the Constitution
represent 40 is.s than iuhct it upon you. The judy
oncd for twelve months from this day in the common
jan OF Hamilton county, Ohio.
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MRS. TIERNEY'S ASSAILANT.
he LEAPS ON HER BACK AND BEAM
HER FACE TO THE EARTH
Her Forehead Bruised and her Lips lnlsree
~ Esoris 10 size her screa As-A CsIsrsH
Aesiaent 81 Bsbylca Strongly svspeetsA

Her Forehead Bralsed and her Lie InSsreA
By Eaorts 10 SiiAe her scre me- A CvIsrsA
Aesisens 81 Bssyiea Strongly ssspeessA,
BABYLON. Jan. 3.-Many substantial cit.
zens have offered Mr.. Roger Tierney fnaneisi
help In hunting down and Furnishing tho mas
who 40 brutally assaulted his wife on New
Years night. Supervisor Hooper told him yss.
tarday that whatever was necessary for the
town to spend would be spent As yet no def.
mite reward has boon offered. Deputy Sheriff
A. T. Weeks has had his suspicious SO stronsl,
aroused against coiored man here that hs
will take out warrant for his arrest whom
Justice Lewis returns from New York on Mon.
day. The oolored man told Weeks that he was
at meeting In the negro church at tho time Of
the assault. whereas there was no MEETING
held. Mrs. Tiernoy's injuries consist OF q Sc
ries Of friRhtiul bruises about the forehead and
eyes. One eye Is swollen entirely shut and the
as ae silver eye Is an III,
lips nre swollen and scratched where her az.
sailnnt clawed at hermouth in an effort to sup
the nervous shock She Is about 50 years old
,b She s was returnnE about io:29 O'clock from
In Prospect. where she had been spending the
eyetning: When 10 Fire Island avenue, about
hai way meme .h sls noticed man standing On
pace. He then crossed over as II to follow her.
Postmaster Ellis Hawkns's servant girl passed
lar OF his overcoat as II to conceal his features,
ern ns1 sne an before sn fn
i around she H.. say two forms struggling on the
Id; She ran home Ms fast IA she could.
The first Mrs. Terncy knew OF the near
presence OF her assaant was. that he threw
downward to the ground. He then strucIa
gla an5 blow on the cheek with hls fist. anu
tore OF and flung IL several feet awav Mre
screamed as best She could With her i s%s
scratched her lips in endeavorng to get MS
hand under her fncc and across her m"uth to
stop her screams. Becoming alarmed at her cries
last that was seen OF him Mrs Tierney w stru me
gled to her feet, and. with her hair disheveiied
gered alone moaning and crying, TO Eain
street; where she met resident who, advised
a aed Was No go she Dr. Hs%ss INF
ms medical experience he had not seen n ace
SO badly bruised.
PIE living in q house they own in Main street.
Mrs. Tierney is gray-hared. mothcrly- look.
u inI woman ma With family Of grown M children:
and takes charge Of the money, which she has
S9sn IL the habit ito Of carving t%e
did not attempt to before he was fright
s sefson Mt Min The Rs. 81 hs sm
money none with her her at that particular time. Mr.
has been head gardener for Henry A. V. Post
railway eonraetors at az Fine street IN N Ss1
York. Mr.. Post has q country residence here,
His city Eosid S is at East sxty;seoond
pressing the pursuit of the criminal. The gem
eral belief here is that the guilty man is ma