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'1HoMAs E. wAGGAMAN.

zAhT e RNo yAsu a EMnR9y Ed
sSs gl4F %%asVE zHAE
BY virtue q deed of trust recorded in Liber -.
go " oiiS 32S ct seq one of the Land Re @
gmsss OF me party secured thereby. we, the lder
ssd y n TnE FETH 1Ak
O'CLOCK PM; all that part Of Lot numbered Ave IS
in sessnsy r nnm0ersa five e, sse
that part thereof conveyed to the United States by
deed az q, recorded In Liber No 9o5 folio 13 ct seq.
bial And also all that par, OF Lot numbered
eight tS In he same subdivision, situate aud adjoin-
north line of said Lot and pubic alley, being the
same parcels OF ground and premises conveyed with
me exception aforesaid) to John Htz by James
No 1871 folio 395 seq of the LAM records Of the
District Of Columbia. aud then conveyed by John
inH nz anu %ie to Leon W Gannand and Others build
DC, recorded in Liber No $50 folio 352 of the Land
records OF the District OF Columbia and by deed OF
ham Lewis recorded among the Land records of the
District of Coiumbia-imprOved by large dwelling
! nSSse, about eleven rooms. and known as
The terms of sale: Onethird cash. and the balance
IN one two and three years. for which the promissory
notes Of the purchaser, with interest six per cent
per annum: interest payable semiannually; principal
snd interest secured BY deed Of trust upon the prop
Ing at the cost Of purchaser. All taxes and
to day of sale Of the purchase
ten days from day of sale otherwise the property will
be resold the and risk of defau purchaser
or purchasers after days notice In The Evening
4ss LOUISIANA ave. NV. ,u.o
.. W.. MILLER. Al"s'eeS
Tia na nv J
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec. PA Montgomery
dispatch says: Superintendent of Education
Palmer has received letter from County super.
intendent Weems, of Lauderdatc confessing
tnat ne had, during his terms Of Office, embrac-
ing twenty years, appropriated about 50, 700 OF
lhe state school funds to his own use. weems
Was regarded by the people OF his county as an
uptlgnt' honest man. IL Is reported that he
has left his home for unknown parts state
Examiner t.apsley went at once To Lauderdaie
county, and after a careful xamiuatiou Of the
DOCKS, reports the shortage slated and that
u began In 1865, when Weems was first APP
pointed.
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TESTIMONY OF A WOMAN WHO WAS PAID ro
ENTRAP FEDERAL OFFICIALS.

TESTIMONY OF A WOMAN WHO WAS PAID TO
ENTRAP FEDERAL OFFICIALS.
The trial of Ii. Y. Hampton, charged with
conspiracy, was commenced before Judge Zane
In Salt Lake City Tuesday. Hampton who Is
a city officer and prominent saint, n charged
with entering into conspiracy with dtsrepu-
table women for the purpose OF entrappine fed
erai officers and Gentiies. The only witness ex-
amlned to-day was one of these women. She
Hampton; that he furnished a house for her:
that the police promised her she should not be
arrested for keeping such a house la the CITY:
thaf the police paid her rent aud reserved one
room In the house for spoilers that Hampton
had paid her S4OO altogether; that he took her
past Gov. Murray's residence In q buggy
pointed out the house, and told her TO call on
the governor, and try TO get him 70 call ON her,
that hampton had promised her $500 II she
entrApped the governor; that Hampton and his
associates had told her that they wanted 70
get the names of the GentiIes who visited her
house, SO that they could take them on the
Juries In polygamy trials, and that they wanted
10 compromise the governor, In order 10 get the
testimony 1t appeared that the police took Q
very active part In the conspiracy. The trial A.
exciting great interest, and will probably last
several days. To-days session WAS attended by
the governor, the mayor of salt Lake City, aud
other officials. Three other indictments have
been found against Hampton, one for consptr.
acy with another woman, ana two for keeping
houses.
Judge Zane empaneled the grand jury to-day,
aiIu gave ihein pointed Instructions to invcStis
gate cases OF loiygamy, unlawful cohahatation
and keepers and habitues of dtsreputabio
houses. he referred to the rumors that the
jurors would be made 10 suffer II they made Q
thorough investigation, and said he would ex-
cuse any one who Al raid to serve. He told
them they must defend themselves even by
their assaiiants, IL necessary.
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WASHINGTON, d. c..
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

~ STREET, NEAR NORTH CAPITOL STREET
NORTHWEST. IN WASHINGTON CITY, u. C.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court of the Dis AeA
trict Of Columbia. in Equity cause No 9611 10 ~.
gan vs. Lnthcum), will sell at public auction, ssB
bER TWENTT-THIRD, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK
PM Lot numbered T~ enty (2O) and that part lots
numbered Twenty-One CID and twenty-five {22l, Ia
square numbered Six Hundred and Twenty 600,
o1unded as follows Beginning at the northwest corner
OF said lot Twenty0ne (21j and running 100 feet
And I'VE inches thence south 1875 feet thence west
1O7 feet thence south 1877 feet and inches thence
west feet and inches. and thence north 273 feet
AND inches to the place Of beginning Said property
II unlmproyed except by old brick House. which IS
nntenantable. =
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance In one and
TWO years In equal amounts with interest from day OF
SALE or all cash. desired deposit of 500 required
on acceptance Of bid. C0nveyancing, &c, cost of
purchaser. JOB BARNARD. Trustee
4l2 5th street NV,
d1Oth,s,t6ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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Cured Of His Insanity and 60 be rrteA
for Murder.

EASTMAN, GA, Dec. 23.-The negro George
Johnson, who was tried In the superior court
last May, under indictment for murder and on
his special plea OF insanity, which the jury
found TO be true, was sent 10 the asylum at
Miliedgeville, has been cured of his malady,
ana the sheriff has been ordered to bring him
back 10 Eastman to he tried for murder ~ the
next term ia February.
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TOMORROW,
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
SUPERB AND LARGE COLLECTION
OF
ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPETS. PORTrEREs Sal
DIE BAGS AND KILIMS

DIE BAGS AND KILIMS
ALSO,
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
DAMASCUS 3nMS Y yIII4 SILKS, TURKISH TABLE
Erred BULGARIAN DOYLEYS, &C.
The Catalogue embraces fine specimens Of
kn HahN
NAN. DAGH ESrAN; PERSIAN. CIkCAssIAN
hG SS krs kSHs AM MD e esYMESl
CARPETS
sales f1ss Sks and
DEC DECEMBER TMENTYsECUND. TWENTY
THIRD III ian and t TrWENTY-FoURTH. AT ELEVEN A.
=" de 1i DtNuANsoN BROS. 9th and SITS.
G BENsINGER, AUCTIoNEER. Will SELL
u 1ss5 .. SEVEN FM large
assortment Of y1redeemed Piecges consisting OF La
hunting cases: Gold hains and Necklaces. Gold Ear
rn aP seS
rors Carpets Rugs, Blankets Cutlery, valises Books
.ns @ 1,s
GOES Rsss si esGGa's W1sse,s Guns Revoivers
Parties holding tickets win please take notice
d22.3t H. COHEN. 1907 7th St
LfOR SALE ARLINGTON" ALEXANDRIA
On THURSDAY December y isa at - O'Clock
M in the city of Alexandria Va Fairfax street
offered a, public aue3on the property In said county, ps
known IS .Abington:" formerly the residence q
"Abinsion" consists Of 25s of land about halt
way between the cities of Washington and Alexandria
one side fronting on the Potomac with wharf and
landing: the other fronting ON the Aiexandria and
Washngton railroad and turnpike; the whole being in
the form OF rectangular paralleiOgram. The supe-
Nor quality of its SOIL and its very eligible location
make the property specially desirable The part 'front.'
clay.
Terms: Onefourth cash: balance in one two and
three years with interest from day of SALE payable
annually the deferred installments to be by
ponds OF purchaser, with approved security and the
title TO be retained until they are paid
ARTHUR HEKRERT,
GEORGE A. MUSHBACK,
CHARLESE STUART,
Commissioners of Circuit Court OF
10 oo-16&S Alexandria County, Virginia.
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More. Clues I'm the BurtOn Case.
NEWPORT AGAIN ABSORBED IN THE MYSTERY
OF THE MURDERED ExPREssMAN.
A telegram from Newport, R. l., December 81,
says: The excitement over the alleged murder
Of Benjamin J. Burton by his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Waldorf Dorsey.
has been revived by the removal of Mrs. Dor
sey to the county jail at Providence, and by the
discovery Of certain correspondence which
passed between the prisoner aud her sister.
Emma ID. Burton, who acknowledged herself to
nave been participant in the alleged crime
The first letter was written by Mrs Dorsey
sunday last from the Newport county jail. and
Contains Sea simply Of
manner of his death. The reply of Emma was vas
crime with Which she is charged. ''A't'S Tic
Acting Attorney General Calvin saws he has
succeeded In obtaining evidence against Dorsey
OF nature that Is incompatible with the theory
Of his Innocence.
Emma Burton says that subsequently to the
alleged crime Dorsey asked her IL there was
Piled: "T am detected I would batter NV
brains out before going 70 prison for lifen Proof
pawned her dead mothers gold watch for SIS,
and that Burton missed 1t from his bureau
was stolen rom the house in Anrii hnt has nas
yet been traced. Miss Burton was asked by
Attorney General Calvin ON Sunday what they
S the
and we were not afraid OF them. Allen Dorsey
both the wOunds-one in the head and one ia
the heart. think this will 60 against me- I
sha sat &c my t said Emma hs is
be strengthened. that I may be able to testify
against Dorsey and Maria, who are guilty of the
70 g oe o9 sna
than my life, for am a. guilty rs the Others, I
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A MEETING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE-rHE
oRANGEMEN WARNED NOT TO RESIST
Earl Rosebery, who was member of Mr.
Gladstone's cabinet, and who is close personal
friend of Mr.. Gladstone writes that he is will
ing to concede home rule to Ireland on condi.
ton that the union be maintained Mr. Par
nell has sent letter to his colleagues with refer
ence TO the party's program. He says that ii
to formulate their demands. Mr.. James j
Okelley, the nationalist member of parliament
for RoscOmmon, said in an interview to-day
that there was now good opportunity for
settling the question Of home rule; that Mr.
Gladstone could confer an enormous benefit on
England-lreland, and that no one was more
com petent than Mr.Gadstone to solve the Irish
problem. The Irish party will hold meeting
In January 70 decide upon their policy in the
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone son OF the ex-prime
minister and member Of parliament for the
west division of Leeds, has written letter to a
says: II fear that the tories will wash their
hands OF Parnell, now that they have got the
benefit of the Irish vote in the elections. Party
warfare Is the only method OF getting justice
A meeting Of the Irish National League was
held in Dublin Tuesday. MT. T. ID. Sullivan,
member OF parliament, made an address, In
which, referring to the opposition of the
Orangemen and other ''loyaifsts," be charac-
rule as bigoted fanatics The land ouesiion' he
said, which has long been the subject of bitter
controversy between the people and the land
menk It would be impossible, however. to
guarantee the property Of the landlords against
the demands OF Irishmen In America and Aus
tralia. He warned the Ulster "braggarts'' that
1t they should resist the home-rule measure
after Its passage by the imperial parliament,
their resistance would constitute an act OF
treason, ana that 1t would be useless for them
70 endeavor 70 assert themselves by fighting
the queens troops. Mr.. Sullivan said that Mr.
Gladstone would persevere with the home-ruie
scheme, regardless Of the ciaxnors OF those OPP
poeed to the measure.
Mr.. Forster, formerly chief secretary for Ire
land, denounces the scheme attributed to Mr.
Gladstone for Irish home rule. He declares
that the concession OF home rule to Ireland or
Of "a Irish parliament or Of Irish Independence
In any form would not solve the problem, and
would be fraught with danger both to Great
Rrifain and Irolaud
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctloneers
TENTH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE
RICH AND ELEGANT TRIPLE SILVER WARE,
BY order of the Taunton Silver Manufacturing Co,
Together with full line of Beautiful CLOCK
BRONZES: STATUETTES in Copper and Brass rep
FLOOR, HALL and LIBRA LAMPS, in Hammered
Brass, with Imported and Hand-painted SHADES;
MIRRORS. and many other Handsome Goods, suit
able for Wedding and Christmas PRESENTS to be sold
without reserve to the highest bidders.
r, sales DAdLY. at HALE.pAST Ten 4. NJ. HALF
PAST TWO and HALF-PAST SEVEN p. NJ, at our
saiesroom corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania ave
WALTER b WILLIAMS d. CO.
dlS-1Ot Auctioneers
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A DUEL TO THE DRArH.-Ltving In the Vi
ctnity Of jackson, N. G., were Edwin Goode and
VIM. Wheeler, two prominent citizens, between
whom there existed bad blood. The two men
accidentally met while passing along . coantry
Tight 0oode promptly accepted the challenge
and In short time they were In deadly CON-
nict. Goodies weapon oil defense was q booklet
knife. while Wheelef had pistol. The men
fought for several minutes, and until each was
desperately wounded. Their condition Il such
that It 10 thought both will die. Wheeler IL ter.
ribly cut about tho body, while Goode was shot
twice. Wheeier 10 about f0rty-nve years Of
eye and 0oode u about forty, and both are mar
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AUCTION SALES.
"EEKS q CO., Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana ave, opp City Post Office.

"EEKS 4 CO, Auctioneers
w 6s7 Louisiana ave, opp City Post Office.
HOLIDAY GOODS AT AUCTION.
fo1 WAGONS, MUSIC BOX, 500 DOLLS FROM
tWIH100LESALE HOUSE, WAX CANDLES
CHiNA AND GLASS, PLATED WARES,
9UAnRuP ED PLATED CAsTORS, SPOONS,
KNIVES AND PITCHERS, CLOCKS, ACCOR
BASKETS. VASES. PICTURES, ASSORTMENT
SE rEKENcH CONFECTIoNs, PICK LES LES:
SAlESROOMs ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER
TWENFY-FOURTH, AT TEN A. M. 1t
"EEKS q CO, Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE IN FRONT OF AND
,,xrxxr WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH,
1855,
rUHN!TURE, MOQUET WILTON AND TAPES
Thy CARPETS. STOVES AND A GENERAL
VARIETY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sale prompt at TEN An. 1t
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MI. Hendricks Property.

rEOm int luuhhAfsous JOurn1L
Mrs. Eliza c. Hendricks, widow OF the late
Vice President, yesterday gave bond I'm the
probate department of the county CLERKS office
as executrix OF her husbands will. The bond
covers only the personal estate, which fs valued
at $500, the security thereon being double
thai sum-$l7 .oOo-with w. c. Thompson
stephen w. Morgan and Thomas L. Sullivan
as sureties. No description OF the property
was filed. As to real estate owned in this
county by Mr.. Hendricks, the tax duplicates
gives the following, with the taxable value:
Homestead property on Tennessee street, OBJ
posite the new state house, taxed at Sl3 zoo
including Improvements twenty-five Ieet ON
Washington street, just west OF Pennsyivauia
wards drug storel with Improvements.
1880; lis feet on Kentucky avenue, west
side, North OF Maryian street, "a, 400 inciud-
ing improvements; 49l 2x95 feet, northwest cor.
ner of lot 1, square 90, Washington street, west
of Mississippi, with Improvements, $4,000.
There are also seven lots in Woodruff-s subdt.
vision Of Morris addition, valued AT 81 ,5O5,
and lots l5 10 20. inclusive, in Coburn's subdi.
vision OF outlot 1872. valued at -, 525. All OF
this property is charged TO Thomas A. Hend-
ricks and vile, its aggregate taxable value,
about 90 per cent OF its market price, being
$63.51O.
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The Lash tor . Yo.shrsl rhseG.
Marsler Wtll Out
THE CuRroCs MANNER IS WHICH A ooroRApo
CRIME WAS REyEAI.Ep

DENVER, Col, Dec. 23.-News has been 10
ceived here from the North Park. iu Colorado,
that a party OF cowboys on the 18th instant
found the remains of dead mau at the jnnc-
fon OF Grizzly and Buffalo creeks. The BODY
was headless and badly decomposed but a
supposed TO be that OF a man named Yankee,
who mysteriously disappeared from the park
nearly TWO years ago. ft was supposed nj that
time that Yankee Was murdered by Dennis
" brien, who was arrested but subsequently
released for the reason OF a lack OF evidence. it
murdered. After his release o. Brien abandoned
ms ranch and left the country, Near the body
iouhd by the cowboys was a gun, which In
iaeDtined as having belonged to Yankee and
TINS shows pretty conclusively the Identity of
the remains. There IL now no doubt but that
" brlen murdered his neighbor and buried his
creek uncovered the body and disclosed the
Tact that crime had been committed.
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sHOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

100 SHOT GUNS, EMBRACING SINGLE AND
DOUBLE BREECH-LOADERS.A AND SINGLE
AND DOUBLE MUZZLE- LOADING SHOT
GUNS. AT AUCTION
nc On MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TWEN-
TY-EiGHTH, 1886, at ELEVEN OCI,OCK at nv
auction rooms, shall sell the above consignment
OF the trade and private buyers Is called
10 thls sale No reserve. d23
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN.
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MINISTER CURRY PREsEKTs Hn CREpEx.
TIAIS.-Mr. Curry, the American minister 20
regent, ct Madrid, yesterday. The subject OF
the commercial relations between the United
States government and spain was discussed
Minister Curry was gratined with the cordial
feeling msnifested By the queen regent in re.
matters directly between Spain and the
United States, and expressed to oueen Chris-
tina the hope that they would soon be placed
tory 70 both governments. The queen declared
that abe recaprocated the feeling. The tmpres-
sion prevails In ministerial. circles that nov
commercial treaty VIII soon be negotiated
The law arm Of Eimfra, n. T., OF which Gov.
David h Hill was the head and John B. 6tanct-
4eld and William Il Mailer were partneu was
dissolved yesterday.
compeete9, and u = announced that the new
ecmpeny has strong unaucial BACKING.
u ee.uen 0almofes well known In New York
ard o9amoge tstness and social clrc11n died
yeetoedny. h vns In - ooufedsEate arinVs
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MURDERED, MUTILATED AND THEN BURNED.
The mystery In the murder of the knoch tamil.
ly near Detroit last Wednesday morning seems
the inst details of the crime the latest invests.
cations show still greater atrocity. Besides
bt ing shot, the father, mother and one child
sharp instrument After being further mutt
lated the mangled remains were piled up on
the moor, the house rified, and then Get on IRE
TO consume the evidence Of the crime. The
latest investigation was the sending OF officers
70 Saranac, wuere man is held ans wering the
description OF "Aleck' Rowe, the hired man,
VINO was one of those suspected OF the murder
PRIESTS MUST KEEP OUT OF PoLrTIcs-Ths
priests in the Roman Catholic diocese Of Mon
treal have received a letter from Bishop Fabre.
fOroidding them 10 NEEDLE with politics In any
shape sh eS 81 9 To- ana them not 70 nss
political questions are on the tapis, and not
even TO speak Ia private on political matters.
ierred 70 In the letter. IL is alluded In . manner
which would seem 70 show that what several
priests have said regarding the national move
mens mas greatly olspieaseo Bishop Fsbre.
ANOTHER YACHTING CHALLENGE rnon
York Yacht club q ieiter was read nom j.
Beaver Webb, transmitting the challenge Of
Lieut. w. HEM, X. n, OF his cutter yacht
the Americas cup. The challenge was accepted
aud u committee will be appointed ON the i7rst
Thursday OF February 2 make srr.nssn'enss.
ELoPED WITH THE HANDSOME BoAxDxn.-
When John Bonawitz, u NJ Carmel, Pa ~
turned from his empioym ent Tuesday he foupd
ON the dining room table, instead OF his dinner,
note from his wife, stating that John Martin.
q bosrder, Possessed greater attractions than
her husband, and she proposed 20 live with him
hereafter. Mr.. Bonawitx at once haSrened %
the depots and at the Lehigh Valley station Wa
informed that Martin ana Mn. b0newfeE hat
purchased tickets for Nsnttcoke. Martin "a n.
ported ~ be q married man, and has " SAmily
u four children in the Odd country. PrevioGa
10 his departure he purchased his boarding mis-
tress travelling 0ututs, aud 10 ID supposed they
viii leave the state. Mr.. Bona witE never sus.
pected his wife, and her conduct has alnoue
driven him crazy.
TEARING Up THE TEAcK&-rhsrs = srx~t
excitement I'm Alliance, Ohio, over IN assasnpS
made by the P1ttsburg, f0rt Wayne and C6tp
cago railroad company 20 lay thoir trncks
through one OF the public streets Of the o0Wn.
A crowd OF citizens turned out and tore IN -
tracks. and tt II feared there may be bioodsheA.
Nessn II. b. Frisbts anl J. x. Luks. vu1
known cattle breedsrs, bad IN .aitercntsoss q
the road ~ CynthianAs NJ. ending n nkuHI
firing. Frisbie VS. fatally W'ouuded
by decree OF Judge Ho113dAy. a. a. chon-
Gerry court o. Richmond, Va, "a the eSns q -.
peny, the publtcHtton u the VIC : suuosn1s6
tI further order Of the court of11r - oG1o1nn00
a nearly stxv-tWo yeesA
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Mr.. GEo. w. CH1Lns 0RANr MxsoRrAI
WIND0w.-Mr. George w. Childs II about 20 In
crease bis liberal donation TO the handsome
library building ct the Grove ct Long Branch.
known e Library hall, by placing = memorial
70 Cen. Grant In the eastern side 0f the hall,
The memerial viii consist Of . magnificent
triple window Of stained glass q beautiful de-
window VIII be bust portrait OF Gen. Grant
surrounded with gema Ia tha upper part OF tho
ribbon border. Is vhich viii IS inscribed tSis
sentence: He lived 10 zee peace and harmony
restored to hls counfrv0
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WE WOULD ADVICE EVERY LADY TO TRY
w the iight-running
"HOUSEHOLD,- SEWING MACHINE
before you may be induced purchase some inferior
make II has no gears, felt rawhide packing will
give less trouble and outwear any other sewing
machine made WIN. STIEBELING, sole agent 6ll4
9Th St. three doors above F st., aud TIT Pa Az
No canvassers employed It will more than pay
you to be your agent.
Renting and repairing. dl7l4t
CUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT MCKENNEY73
- Reliable Sewing Machine House, 427 9th St and
see the New Automatic White IL Is q little Daisey,
New Machines of all kinda
Renting and Repairing mhlo
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A PHYsICIAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING.
sensation was caused In Oswego, N. Y, yes
terday by the arrival OF e. Fellows Jenkins, OF
ton OF Cruelty to Children, accompanied by
two detectives, with q warrant for the arrest Of
john Navagh, charging them with kidnappine
Eugenta Mehan, q small child. The mother 81
the child died . few days ago. leaving, It Is
claimed, 10000. There are no known relar
tives OF the deceased except the child Judge
Churchill admitted Nayagh and DR.. Milne to
bail In $1,000 each. DR.. Milne is the came
ago for refusing TO testify in . criminal case.
deld. Nj, last Sunday Scotch terrier. beionr.
ing 70 VIM. Frank, began swapping at him and
nnaily bit his little daughter. The dog was
property OF Mr.. Frank, showed symptoms Of
rabies and was promptly killed. It ts thought
that these animals were bitten by dog known
days ago.