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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
Mrs. HUDSON Arraigned.

New York, March 14-Mrs. DIR. L. 5
Hudson was arraigned to-day charged
with swindl;ng the proprietor OF the Cole
man house out of S25 Tor boz I'd and lodg-
ing. She pleaded mot guilty" and de-
cl ,red she had never swindled any person
in Boston. She said she merely got into
debt and did not 90 into bankruptcy be-
cause she had not means to do so. She
was hid in bail for trial In
h.r rom we're found a trunk full of
leuers from Rev. J. A. Dryesdale. now
pa ,tor or 8 church in Williamsburg,
an formerly rector ct St. Psuls EPisco-
pal church, Boston. These letters are fuil
of endesrIng expressions end thanks for
N, neg and presents and requests TO burn
tie letters. He also talks about consulta-
lions with fJrtuue tellers in the Boston
church Drysdale denies that she has sny
claim upon him, whereas she claims he
was on terms of intimacy with her in Bos.
ION snd had c. st her between 5000 and
81 900. From the Coleman house she
wrote him for money and she also wrote
about him to Assistant Bishop Potter.
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Frank Bonham Taken From
Jail and Lynched.
He was Charged with the
Triple Murder
OF His Mother, Brother and
Sister, in Kansas.
A Wife Avenges Her Wrongs
Manning Sent up.

Independence, Ks, March 1.-THE Bon
ham case closed on the 3rd OF February.
Sarah Bonham, Charles Bonham and Ella
Bonhsm were murdered. Frank BOnhsm,
the only remaining member 81 the family,
was charged with The crime and was held at
the preliminary trial on charge for the
crime. Friday the case came up for trial
in the district court, and his attorneys
asked for q change of venue and the judge
granted il, and sent the case 10 Cherokee
county. This made the citizens OF his
nrghbOrhood so incensed that q mob OF
shout l25 men msde q reid on the
Jail last night and broke
the locks and doors down and
took Fr,nk Bouhsm from the Jail and
went to the railwsy trestle aud huug him.
This ends one of the most shocking crimes
ever committed i'm any country. The peo-
pie were wiling fer him to have fair
trial in this county, but would not consent
TO his briI e taken away from this county
Since his srrest he has maintainrd a sulien
and indifferent manner snd would mol
plead when arraIgned and maintained
silence throughout, aud his attorneys hsvs
never given anything to the public ths
would indicate his innocence, and 1t Is the
general belief that at the final trial they
would plead insanity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
A New suit.

Shreveport, La, March 14.-E F. Will
man, drummer or 5. Straus Il Co., of st.
Louis, met with an unexpected reception
It the h,nds of the young men Of this city
Thursday night. He was generously treat
ed to a coat of tar and feathers and allowed
to depart with the present unmolested,
which he did this morning, after remaining
at the junction all night. Some few years
ago Whitman, Who travels for his louise in
this section, was introduced, through
friends, into local society, and was received
with the greatest courtesy on the part of
the young people whenever he visited the
city. About year ago he came again and
registered at the City hotel with q woman,
as his wife. The same courtesies were ex'
tended him a. before, no Que dreaming he
could ever so far forget himself as to i'm
pose upon generous hospitality. Such was
his sin, however, and he has paid the pen
atty. Sh ,rily after he left the woman, VII J
had been treated as his wife, was found 10
be a cyprisn of Dallas, who bossted of the
part she had played. Whitman arrived
here Yesterday morning, registered at Til.
ley's hotel and called upon several of the
young men he had imposed upon. AL
met him as il nothing had happened TO maj
their pleasant acquaintance, until las
night, when Whitman was invited to &C
company them to party in the suburbs
OF the city. He readily consented. Thu
hack containing the gay and festive party
drove up to the cattle pens, where suficien
tar and feathers we're in readiness to trans
form the drummer into a bird. Willmar
acknowledged guilt and begged for mercy
| Int there were these present who had learn
ed that he had played the same trick a
other places, and he was accord ,gly tsrre'
and feathered and then allowed to depart
sadder, but surely wiser man. He want
ed to borrow q pistol to blow his b, ain
ont rather than suffer the indiguity. bu
vas not accommodated.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
Horse thief Downed.

A;chison, Kas, March IA special to
the Oh mpion gives brief particulars OF
the killing Of one Clark, horse-thiei, and
the fat,l shoaiing of Frank Harrington,
cry marshal of jewell City, Jewell county,
s60 miles west of here, TO-DAY. Clark had
been traced bp the sheriff of Rice county to
a farm near Jewell City, ADD had sr--
rounded the house with Marshal Harring-
ton and two deputies. Clark ran from The
house, shooting as be ran, one bullet tax.
ing effect in Harrington's head. One oil
the deputies then shot and killed Clark.
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And that vas the manest ard diItiest taunt
OF anything yet I've heard OF Tim;
But troth had luck to his manners sure,
Yez couldn't exp CT much better OF him.
He doesn't care that me own boy, Pat,
Goes hungry and cold, or me blue eyed lass,
Has piyer gown but her wake day one
To wear of morns TO the Surdsy mass.
He doesn't csIe If We niver tas'e
Tire tit of mate wild our ust OF bread,
Nor how We tumble when lint IS due,
And we hear the brutal landlords tread
He doesn't care if the sickness comes
and we drid il mole for it, cost than PAM
Hedoesn't care if me own hearts blood
Is spilled in dhrops SO he has the gain
Och beer can niver quench the ache.
The fret and wear of 20 II mans lie;
The weary round Of bis daily toll,
The hurts lac gets in the worlds hard strife.
1t can niver pay for the loss OF hope,
The black despair that b pc man ieeis
When he K ows he has LAHORE q all in vain,
And the Iich are deaf 10 lis sad appeals.
'Tis bread. not sheer" We want, proud moni
IT'S bread not "beer" that makes as hght,
nd bread, pot beer" will win our cause,
For the good Tod guards and helps the night.
Rosa PEAkLE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
Sidney Smith Nominated.

Chicago, Ill, March 14.-Judge Sidney
Smith, nov on the Cook county circuit
court bench, was nominated by the repub-
Iicans to-day for mayor by a unanimous
and rising vote. Ex- Congressman John
Finerty was nominated for city treasurer,
aud Hemrstesd Washburne, son of ex-
Minister Washburne, was nominated for
city clerk. The convention was OF e attend.
ed in history, and was presided over by
ex Congressman George &. Davis
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Awful Affection.

Gslens, ILL.,, March 14.-Petsr Perry.
aged % years, son of William Perry, of
Scslesuound, this county, was adjadged
insane yesterday in Judge Rowley's court,
aud will be sent to the state asylum at
Kankakee. Friday evening the unfortu-
nate man obtained possession of a revolver,
anu attempted to shoot his father, sho is
lying at the point of death. The mother is
demented, another of the sons is in the
asylum at Elsin, while a daughter who re-
sides at home is of unsound mind and once
attempted suicide.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
A Republican Postmaster's Horse

Lexirg:on, Mo, March l4.-"OId Ton"
q horse belonging to Mr. Davis Duck,
postmaster at Wellington, which vas foaled
on the day Of Abraham Lincoln's inaugura-
iiou as president, died on the day of Grow
er Clevelsnd's inauguration. Mr.. Duck
has been postmaster all those yesrs, and
the horse hes been in his possession all that
time, for q long period used in the postal
service. "Tom" was given decent burial
His death was only made known here to-
day, Mr.. Ell Rsgland bringing the iuforma-
tion-
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FLEA BITES. :

Miss Mary Anderson has an idea Of
becoming Loldon mansgeress.-Ex.
Miss Mary Anderson had better become
a wifess and settle down with some good
felIowess, a his housekeeperese.
Mark Twain smokes twenty cigars q
day.-Ex.
No wonder he laughs at his critics, he
can do his own putting"
"A commercial drummer observes that
in stopping street cars, a Boston woman
shakes her book, New York woman
throws her parssol at the drivers head, \
Brooklyn woman whistles. He might
have added. Jefferson City girl just sets
her foot on the track.
1t is said that the word most frequently
mis- spelled by compositors on Boston news
paper is ''beau."-Ex.
Try them on "bean."
"A New Hampshire editor was attacked
by q tramp the other day and ia crying out
for help, vas delighted TO see man rum
ming to the spot.-Ex.
We can't understand why an ediort
should be afraid of tramp, but since he
was, are again left en- his delight at see
ing ga man running to the spot" Did the
cowardly fellow expect a woman, snd
would she have been wore than the
tramp?
The great mess Of the butter produced
in the country, is made Of farms.-Ex.
We supposed it was made of oleomar-
gsrine.
The doctors of a western town have
will refuse to visit any family whose name
is on the list.-Ex.
That will be bad for the undertakers and
tombstone men.
On the New York and Albany steamer
in the general wash room, green traveller
picked up tooth brush laid down mo-
mentarily by another traveller, and was in
| formed that 1t was personal property.
WhereupoD, he roared out, "Pd like 10
know where the toothbrush that belongs to
the boat is gone.-Ex."
II has been asserted that the above in
dividual hail,d from Jefferson City, but
only a very Jew believe It,.
| What are dreams made of?-Ex
Some of the narrowing kind are made
of two piecss of mince pie and cut OF
bologna sausage just before going to bed.
-Scphronia asks if there is any rhyme
for zero.-Exchange.
Why certainly there is
And listen, here tits,
Young Billy thought him hero,
| So he tackled her "pa"
And was slapped on the jaw
And his hopes they all sank down to
i zero.
-"What man has DONE" shouted the
orator, "msn can do."-Exchange.
Yes man has sat down and let his, wife
take in washing to support him and he can
do il sgain.
Mrs. Hannah Swasbey, who died at
Alameds, Cal, recently, was ninety SIX
years old, and claimed to have been kissed
BY General Washington, who drilled his
troops on her fathers farm near Dover, n
H., ct the time of the reyolution:
1t certainly does seem as if George must
D have been one Of the "boys" in his youth
: As near as the records can come, he seems
: to have kissed every woman in the country.
Supposedly the reason he passed the ordeal
9 and Lived, is because there wasn't so many
women in those days as at present.
Young ladies who think they have q
call TO write poetry should stop and re-
q member that "poets are born and maid
. st, Paul Herald.
d They remember too that poets are gensr-
!, ally old maids.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
Indians Dying.

Winnipeg, March 14.-Northwest.rn In
disns are dying 10 large numbers from q
singul IT disease, the first symptoms OF which
are stitching of the knees and joints, from
shich death soon follows. Chicken pox
and diptheria have taken off many more,
aud they are in a generally starving con-
dition.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
Industries Crippled.

Baltimore, Nd. March 14-Tne failure
Of Pope, Cole & Co. has m ade serious im-l
preston on industrial interests here. The
Baltimore copper works gave employment
10 several hundred hands. 1t is impossible
now to predict the outcome. An effort will
be made to continue the business. G. Nor
ton Stewart may be atle to strsighten out
the ENHANCEMENT.
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Society Elsewhere.
MEXICO.


Mrs, Captain HiDer is visiting in s..
Louis.
Miss Katie Sslte is visiting relatives
in Centrslis.
Mrs. c. E. Purnell is whiting kindred
at Monroe City.
Mr.. Dixie Tyler end daughter return
to 81. Louis Thursday.
Miss Carrie Lacklank is visiting the
Misses Clark, of Rush Hill.
MIS-. L.kenan hes returned from
visit to relatives in Jasper county.
Miss Belle Morris and Mrs. DIR. Ready
of ST. Louis are visiting relatives in Mex
leo.
The M,x:co Lodge of Knights snd
Ladies of Honor will be rganizad next
ruesd ~ night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Terry gave their
daughter pleasant eighteenth birthday
party Tuesday night.
Miss Lors Carter, beautiful and vi
vacious young lady of Sturgeon, is in
Mexico visiting friends.
Miss Mamie Dye, of Wellsville, has
returoed home after making a pleasant
visit to the family of S. L. Mexican.
Miss Florence Co'sworth, formerly of
Mexico, and Mr.. S. B. Bsssett, of Wells.
vile, were married on the 4 inst.
q. C. Graham and fsmily have moved
TO the Morris farm, Just south OF town,
where Bob has erected fne residence and
in other ways improved this valuable
place.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
proaching nupiials of r.. John Waymau,
ID d., and Mrs. DSrc 50 Van Calder. The
happv event will transpire Thurs lay even
ng, 18Th inst.
Bob Brown. jr., and Miss Ella Harri'
.on. of this county, were married Wednes
iav at the residence of the brides parents
1.-The reception at the residence of Bct
Brown last Wednesday night wss one o.
he most enjoyable ever given in thu
county.
RICH HILL
Mis- Ida Crume, of Butler, is visiting
at w. K. Tygsris.
Or. Heylmun and family, late o
their permanent home.
The vile and daughter OF Col browr
have made quite a protracted stay in TIT
| ity during their recent visit.
Miss May Jackson, who has been con
| nected with the city schools the past tw,
erms, has returned to her home in Har
4 -isonvilIe.
Miss Lulu Friz II, of Butler, accom-
l psnied her father, DR.. Frizell, 10 this city
last week. She was the guest of Mrs. Jos
McKibbin during her stay.
| Mr.. Holland and bride, and Mrs
King, of Oak Grove, Jackson county, ar
s'siting +. B. Farmer ard family. Mrs
l King is a sister, and Mrs. Holland, a nice
of Mr.. Farmers.
Charlie Warden and Harry Hall, sol
of Mayor Hall, came in on Monday nigh
Joe Combs. of Cooper county, wss i
Lamsr this week, looking after his interest
here.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
Missouri Legislature.

Jefferson City, March 1.-THE house
passed the deficiency bill without debate
also bills permitting Ex-Governor Critteu-
den 10 remove souvenirs from the execu-
tive mansion, and preventing children In
feeted with dangerous diseases from attend
ine public schools.
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The Armless Hero.

Worcester, Mass, March 14.-The tuner
al of Sergeant Thos. Plunket, the armless
hero of Fredericksburg, took place to-day.
The flags of the city were at half-mast.
The governor and principal officers of the
state were present. The Legislature attend
ed in body. Three hundred high school
pupils sung during the exercise. The
whole state Joined in doing the humble
hero honor.
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Mrs. Barker, Mrs. George Mexican, Judge
and Mrs Shirk, Mrs. G. Sturgis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Naylor Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. P. g. Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. rd Meyers and several young people
Messrs Mint Johns and Walter Snirk acted
as "cup bearers at the fras," and ere said
10 have done efficient work.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McNulty gave one OF
the largest and most elegant entertainments
ever given in this city last THURSDAY even
ing. Ii vas their frst entertainment given In
their handsome new home, and everything
that good taste could suggest for the
amusement of the guests was provided.
Tne refreshment tables were simply SUI
Ierb, both as 10 order, serving and ar
rsngement. The refreshments were me tts,
he mist sppetizing, salads the most deli
cate, cakes of the most careful manuiac-
;ute fruits of all climes and coffee oil the
richest iona.
The company was a brilliant one and
mirih ard plessurable converse made the
time pass as if winged Among the guests
we're most If the prominent people ot the
CITY, but as ninety individuals in all were
present il is impossible {" give the list OF
names. Suffice il 10 say that all will re-
men.b the occasion with pleasure.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Ofisld entertained
quite large number of young ladies and
=, ntl.men FRIDAY night in honor OF theil
sister, Miss Eva Gentry. The amusement
were dancing, progressive euchre, and TIT
partaking Of delicate and appropriate re
freshmsnts served by the hostess al L
o'clock.
Among the mary guests present were
Misses Eva johnson, Is:b.l Daniel, hati
F,ulhsotr, Lou and Eva Walker, Agsi
Stew at, Sue Evans, Ida Newkirk, La.
Belle Richardson and Messrs. T. KehOe, L
GurnIher, +. Donohoe, Z. Jackson, GeOre
Lpugan, A and E. Lamy, S. K. Billiard, L
Robinson and others. The sffair Wa
much enjoyed.
| BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A mo- e, Joy able party WIS gwen at tn
residerce CT Mrs. S II. Beilpr, on Broadws
YES erday afternoon in honor of the tent
b'r. hday of her daughter, Miss Msbe
Very choice refre hments were rse'
and the occasion was made one OF th
greatest enj lyment Aro g the othe
pleasant features Miss Mabel received
number OF be ,utiful and appropriate pre-
EMS. Among the guests were: Gerl
Fleishmau, Lucy Hill. Carrie Ba6socI
Mabel Cluie, Florence Cute, Rosa Hthi
Mary Van Dyne, Della Kslfus: Msu
Ross, Zippie Nc. ougall. Lulu JohhsO'
: Floe Mackey, Alice Wan sley, jess
Laudes, Alice Merlz, Nettie Mrr;z, Fam
Bard.
SUPER
Mrs. A Snow, Of West S-ven'h stree
entertained party of her friends a. vel
Handsomely laid and served supper lhun
, day evening. The supper c. Insisted
meats, delicious cakes, choice fruits, eli
at d was much e. joyed. The guests wer
Mrs. Rock we'll, Mrs. N,e!ey. Mrs. klel
Mrs. Mckenzie, Ms. George Gold, Mrs.
Young and several others.
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SOCIETY NEWS.

YAny items of interest suitable for this depart
,asn,- froo Sedaia OF neighboring places, are re-
tIectfully solicited. We want vivacious, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent IN all the nelghbor
rs towns tribItary 10 sedalia. Address all such
eommunicatious 10 Rosa Pearle, society reporter
Sszco Office, Sedalia, Mo.
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The Miners.

Pittsburg, March 14.-The miners strik
developed nothing important to day. Bott
sides remain firm and equally con6dens o
victory. The strike has resulted in
scarcity of coal for local supply, but 8
far there has been no advance in prices.
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I'm for Ten Years.

81. Louis, March H.-Arguments before
the iury 10 the case of Wiliism Manning
charged with the murder Of Frank Stevens,
took M nearly the entire morning In the
court. Late in the afternoon the Jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty and assessed the
punishment st ten years In the peniten-
tiary. Manning killed Stevens by hitting
him on the hesd W. brick.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-17
Grants Condition.

New York, March l4.-This morning
General GRAFT sid he felt better. Break
fast in liquid form was partaken Of gener-
ously. He began writing "reminiscences
shortly before noon. He passed comfort
able night, sleeping most OF the time.
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NaW York Notes.

New York, March l4-The secretary of
the treasury dismissed the inspector Of the
custom house here owing to funds running
short.
The dissolution of the frm of Fisk &
Hatch is formally snncnnced. AIS. Hatch
will continue the business in partnership
with F. H. Hatch under the firm name of
A. s. Hatch & Co.
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Through a Trestle.

Kansas City, March IA switch en-
CINE ON the Missouri Pacific fell through
the trestle work at the east end OF the city
this afternoon. Five men were on the en-
CINE. Two were badly hurt and taken to
the hospital. The engineer is also suffer
ing from a scalded arm.
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burned TO Death.

Pulaski, Iowa, March 14.-This place
was visited by FIRE last night, burning sew
eral stores Loss, $4,000. Three men
sleeping over a saloon we're burned TO
death. Two were drunmers from other
other points, names unknown.
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Eabezzler Pulled.

Boston, March 14-Joseph Wills, known
to State street brokers, was arrested for the
the alleged mbezz 'ement of $1,000 belong
ing TO Mrs. Sarah III. Page, of Hsllowell.
Mrs Page deposited with Villa amounts
asgreg ,ting $1,000. The dividends were
paid regularly up to a short time ago.
Mrs. Page was then informed that she
owned no stocks and the interest was only
paid To deceive her.
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Convicted and Sentenced.

Pottsville, Pa, March 14.-JOhn Kelley,
railroad engineer, convicted OF firing
hotel at Mahanoy Plane, was sentenced to
eight years solitary confinement at hard
labor. The motive Of the crime was the
relief that the hotel furnished liquor to
his iuebriate wife.
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Toueey Assigns.

New York, March 14.-Frank 2. Tou.
sly, the publisher, assigned to Siilman r
Walker, giving preferences OF S450,O00.
Among the preferred creditors was the
American News company for $4,000.
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The renowned DIR. Clendenl

The renowned DR.. Clendenning say
one-third Of all his dissections shove
signs of Heart Disease; if you have it
any form, use DR.. Graves Heart Regul {
tor, 81. per bottle at druggists.
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Written for the sunday morning BAzco.
THE LABORING MANS LAMENT.

CAN the strikers want is eer."-Viee-President
Hoxic.
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COMPANY.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Johns, at their
Seventh street home gave a company"
last Tuesday evening. which proved to b.
most perfect in all its appointments. Mrs.
Johns being an exceedingly pleasant
hostess, her companies" are in consequence
always most enjoyable. Refreshments
were daintily served and the guests par
took with a st complimentary 10 the &C.
easion. Among these present were: Prof
and Mrs. Resdy and Miss Dixon, of Mead
Vile, Penn; Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. White
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LAMAR.

Charlie Warden and Harry Hall, sor
of Mayor Hall, came in on Mondsy night
Joe Combs. of Cooper county, wss in
Lam.r this week, looking after his Interests
here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-01
Settled at Last.

Boston, April 30.-The well-known
contested will case of Mrs. Valeria G.
Stone, of Maiden, the trial of which a
few months ago resulted in a disagree
ment of the jury, has been settled by
the parties interested and the case
Withdrawn from the courts. Under the
settlement VIM. H. Wilcox is to be ap-
pointed executor and there will be
paid to. the heirs various sums of money
aggregating $4,000. The residue OF the
large estate, after the payment of the
expenses OF suit, debts of Valera G.
Stone and the charges of administration.
is to be applied to charitable purposes, in
accordance with the provisions of the
will, as modified, and the establishment
of a settlement, but to such charitable
uses and purposes as may be designated
by Judge Charles Allen, of Boston, all
the acts and doings, of Valeria G.. Stone,
in reference to her property and all her
gifts to colleges and persons are con-
firmed. III 49, =. ~ b.ls se!sn.i.' 81