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NO MORE POISONED CANDY.

Candy Making at Home" a neat book
contalnlr G receipts tor making $50 kinds
OF candy, including the choice French cam
dies, and telling rhe whole process, inelud
ing many confectioners secrets never be-
lore published. So that any hoy or girl
can make even the most costly and
choicest candy, at small expense at
home. Just the thing for parties and
FESTIVALS. Price 80 cents. post paid by
mail, Address BUCKEYE PUBLISHING Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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time With ttc all Of an opium !;lc
Kings body was removed to the
mor-ur and Deputy Lane was lac
I'd ca -u'rd over the hospital until
pfcpa'"I9u> could ie made to hay,
tao IcprouS patients removed to the
ptst-houso. Sergeant IoughtalIn-
was notified by Coroner O'Dohncl
aud the 1Ionsol who was worst at
tiIctcd with the loathsome disease
Was removed to the twenty-sixth
street hospital. The health author
tiles VIII probably he called upon
to~day to determine it the other
sorc>covcred heathens arc afflicted
with leprosy. While the party
were in the place over twenty
heathen visited the place, chatted
with the inmates and departed with
out giving the least sign of repugn>
ance at the surroundings. S, F.,
Chronicle.
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specifications for Buildin~s

Messrs. Pailsrr Palliser Il co., of Bridge
port, Ct, the well known architects and nun
fishers of standard works on architecture. have
islely ISSUED sheet containing plans and spec
ihcatl"ns 81 very tasteful modern eight. ON
cottage with towcrand also with the NECESSARY
modlhcaiions for building it without the towrr
and with but six rooms if desired. In it, mos
costly form the outLiy Is estimated nj s3 0no.
without the tower 1t has been buiit for 81 500.
ana II only six rooms are included, The cast
may DC reduced to 81 200 or g., 900. Deta,Is
are given OF mantcls, stairs, doors and casin,r,
cornices, etc The publishers have found Il
the most popular plan they have ever issned
and state that it has been adopted in more Than
NE hundred instances within thcir knowledge
The same firm issue supc.lcatiors in blonis
adapted for frame or brick buildings Of ony
cost; also forms of building contract, and sew,
eral books on modern inexpensive artistic cor.
tage plans which are Of great practical value
and convenience to everyone interested.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

L. lAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. e.
Narci' %, lsS5.-Notlce is hereby given that
v ilham Brdtton has flied notice ol intention 10
make final proof before the Judge, Of in his alb
sencc, the Clerk of the Probate Court at his
Office, in Friday Harbor, W. r., on Saturday
the p day of May. A. d. 1885, ON HOMESTEAD
ApplicasioL No. bod, for the x of Sc u; NJ
4 of SEX of Sec. z; Lot4 Of Sec. aud Lot 2
of Sec. Is TIP 36 N, RE- west.
He names as witnesses: John Kelly, John
H. Bowman OF Friday Harbor, w. L. Frank
Meson of Shaw, and S. a. Mcdonald Of Wal
dron w. Il.
SOW John F. Convey, Register.
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.cGLIW HOUSE,.
La CONNER, :. w. T.

No PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
J keeping up the well establishe re-
putation OF this house as one of the
quietest and best kept hotels in the
Territory. No LIQUOR SOLD
Everything clean and nrat about the
premises. Special efforts will he made TO
keep the table supplied with the best the
market can afford, and to see the food
IS property cooked and served, second to
no other house In the Territory. A
large Reading Room for accommodation OF
guests.
JOHN MCGLIN.
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GeraniuInS.

For consistency of bloom the geranium
is unequalei. Small plants, that can
be bought ve.y cap, if put outiA May,
will completely ill bed IN three weeks
after planting, ana early in June Will be
q mass of flowers, and continue getting
better and better until biacbened 10y the
frosty nights of autumn. While other
plants are whiting under the scorching
rays of our summer sun, the geraniu1o
seems to glory in the hottest Weather
There is such variation ia the color Of
the flower, as well as in the form and
color Of the leaves, tlat with q few vari-
cites of geran!ums more artistic and
varied bed can lo made than with almost
any other flower. The center of large
bed may he scarlet, with light colors
around, or a few rows on the border may
be of the si,ver-loaved kinds. Indeed,
We have seen delicate ana intricate pat
terms formed Of ccra'iums alone ill some
of the celebrated gardens OF Europe.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Hugh Park deceased, to all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate OF the said
deceased, to present the same with the
necessary vouchers, within one year after
the date OF this notice, to said admins
traitor, at his residence, at Friday Harbor,
San Juan County, or the same will be
forever barred.
March ~ A. d. 1885. A. r. RAIDER.
34W
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

C.S. LAND. OFFICE, at Olympia w. t.,
April II. 1885 Notice is hereby given that
harles Deake has filed notice OF intention TO
make final proof before the jndge, or in his
ausorce, the Clerk IF the Probate curt, at.hii
office in Friday llarbor w. 7. on Saturday,
the 6h. day of june a. D. 1868, on Home
stead,, Appics too No. 1913 for the W.. OF
HW1 and NE1l of NW4 of Sec. % and Lot
. of Sec - Up. 50 y, X 2 West.
ward Weeks OF Lopez island, w. i. Martin
Nichols, {. c. Reed Of Friday Harbor w. L.
5-Gw John +. Convey Register
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GENERAL NEWS.

l.. Garter, typo Oh the Laconner
Mail has returned TO Iowa.
The West Shore, formerly pub
lished in Portland, Oregon, VII
shortly he removed to Tacoma.
Ga last Sunday the Steamer
Evangel took load of San Juan
lime to Tacoma.
Capt, Rocder was passenger on
the Washington, going north on
Wednesday.
The tRrec>masted Steamship
Alki passed up Sonnd the first OF
the week.
The family Of the late General
BarriOs are on their way to San
Francisco.
That was a very accommodating
woman who shot her husband for a
burglar.
An eIeven>year Old boy has been
allowed $4,000 for broken leg, in
a suit against the Denver and Rio
Grand railroad company.
The bang, 1t Is understood. is go,
ing out OF fashion, into which it
was brought by the children of the
Prince OF Wales.
The Washington monument was
strack by lightning three times on
Thursday, without any damage, so
perfect is the protection which has
been provided.
The Mexican government has de-
cided not to interfere in the Central
American difficulties. The death of
Barrios has set at rest their fears in
regard to any consolidation unfavor
able to their interests.
A Presbyteri an doctor of divinity
at Synod meeting said to a re-
porter. -"You newspaper men are
always locking on, but never taking
part. [ suppose your idea of the
Day of Judgement is, that you will
have table off at one side and re-
port the proceedings for the morn.
ing papers,"
Ell Mahdi could not behave worse
if he were spreading the gospel
among savage tribes. He says to
the gentlemen of The English army:
eff you do not become Mohammed-
ans | will wipe you off the face of
the earth" Next week he will
threaten them with eternal punish
ment after death if they do not
think as he does.
The year 1884 witnessed the death
of large number of notable indi-
viduals, and it seems probable that
the present year will record an
equally large list. Even now three
of the most prominent characters in
recent American history stand ling-
ering upon the threshold OF the
hereafter, while the announcement
of their departure would not be
surprise at almost any hoar. We
refer to General Grant, jefferson
Davis and Samuel j. Tilden.
A new machine will make its
appearance in the grain fields of Cal
ifornia the coming harvest. The
new invention is combined
header, thresher and cleaner and
Will cut a swath thirteen, fifteen or
seventeen feet in width. Eight
horses will be required to draw the
maehine, which will be operated by
steam power Crude petroleum will
serve for fuel and reduces the dan.
ger Of fire to minimum. This ma
chine is intended to take the place
of the unwieldly "harvesters" now
used and which require twenty-five
to twenty-six horses to operate
them
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO pI-R
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO pG'R
CHASE TIMBER LAND
UHIFLD STATES DISTIICT LAND OFFICE,
Olyn piu, Washington Territory. Motto
is hereby given thu in compliance wita
the provisions of the Act of Congress "p-
proved June 3, e79, entitled IAN Act fol
the sale OF Timber Lands in tn States
of California. Oregon, Nevada and Wash
ington Territory" William Mun&s, OF
Skagit County. Washington Territory,
has this day flied in this Office his appli>
cation to purchase the Lot s OF Sec 81,
in Township No. 80 North, Rarge
No. 3 east of the Willamette Meridian.
Proof in support of sad application
will he made before Hon. II. j. White,
Judge of Probate in and for Skagit Couu-
~. w. T.. ut his office at Fida'co, Skagit
County, w. r., March Both, 1885, at 10
O'Clock a. Nj.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the SAID described Ind, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to file then
claims IN this office within sixty (60) days
from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office in
Olympia, w. IT,. this 9TH day of JAM
uary, A. d., 1885.
JOHN F. GowEY,
as low Register of the Land Office.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. T., Mar.
IL, lsS5.-Notice is hereby given that Eredfick
Hanson has Sled notice of intention to make final
proof bsfore the Judge in hrs absence the Clerk
of the Probate Court, az his Office, in Friday iiar
Dor. w. T. On saturday, the ON day of May, A.
d. 1885. Homestead Application M. 4o5l, for the
Lots l. 2. 3, aud Sc or of NV or of Sec 2. Up. "a
n. y. West
He names as witnesses; John Bartlett; Andrew
p. Man, John Graham and Peter Aspland all OF Lo-
PEI Island, W. It.
lew JOHN F. CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

II s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T.,
~ March Il. lS6j.Notice is hereby given that
Peter Aspand has fled notice of h.ention to make
hnsl roof before the Clerk vi the Probate Court ut
his Office, in Fridav HArbor, w. T., on saturday,
the 9th day of May A. ID. 1855, on Prescription D..
5. No 5000, for the 81 OF NEia of Sec 2 and sW II
of NW1 OF Sec. !, TIP 81 \, II West,
He aames as witnesses: Fredrick Hanson. Sam.
ue Britt John T.. Sheier AMI Christian Jonson all
OF Lopez Island. ". L.
16w John +. Convey, Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II s. LAND OFFICE AT 0LYEpIA W. T..
w. Ftb. ~. 1875 -.,otic' i, horcbv give. TAFT
y. :. Hla,h -. Gled uoti'c Cd intent n - make
hnal proot retcre the 'rrE g the l'obhtu Ca"r',
a. A.+..h ., IN FRIDAY Htoupr, Va or i!nrtG.t
toe ga la, g.. Aprl \. D. 1855. on fre emption
.. NJ. 7--7, for Ne = - q arr C s.. G'.r''
halcnl SW quarter and LOT o. So. ~ II. 81 :;
N,s.
If. Jsn.os u witue-. .; Ch,r.s ,s,tStt. jnq'ia.
". ol,it!. h. George Itay5 and c. Y. ar. sir,''
All Ct List SUunO VI. !.
s. Gw joins L. CONVEY Resisi6r
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NoRTHwEsr FNrEHrRlsE
ANACCRTES. $500 APRIL Is, 1855

The secretary of the interior has
revoked the ORDER compelling tests
mony in presumption final proof
eases 10 be taken before the regis
ter and receiver, or clerk Of a court
ofrecord in the district III which
the land is situated, and testimony
can now be taken, as before, by an
officer qualified to administer oaths
and afirmations Ia public land
cases IN the county wherein the
land is situated.
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AIArcfrEs carried into q rest by birds
It the corner OF the roof of a cottage i'll
,niocsnire, England, became iSnited,
I'D the building w.s destroyed.
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. ERS0NS IN NEED OF LEGAL BLANKS, SUCH
as Chattel Mortgages, gait Claim and Warranty
Deeds, etc. would do wsii t.. make a9pi 'atiOn
this Office, where they be obtained sable
prices. Blanks printed to order on short notice.
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IN - rfNr working people. Send 10
~ - II r. cents postage, snd VS. will mai,
! - " you free, royal, valuable
pl" box Of GOODS that will pat
You III rho way OF making more money In g few
days than you ever thouGhl possible ~ any bu~i-
ness. Capitol hot required You can live at home
and work in spare time only or oil the time. All
81 both sexes, OF ali ages. randy successful. Sc
cents 20 - easily earned every evening. That ali
who want work msy tee. the business. we 1urkc
this uhpar " d Offer g. all wh3 az Mt ~ II salts
ned we VIII send - =" ply for tho trouble Of wit
irg us. sull particulars. direc IONS etc., sent
free 1nnIence paw absolutely snrc for all 4" no
start at once. Don't delay. Address srrNsoN Co..
Portland, Maine.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

limited STATS DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
" Olympia, Washington Territory Notice 10
hereby given that in compliance With tho rroyis
ions of the Act of Congress approved June 3. 1873
entitled can Act fer the sale of Timber
Lands in the states Of California. Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" Edward p. Newhsl Of
San Juan Comfy. Washington r. rritory. has this
dav fled in this office his plcBtion TO purchase
the Lot 2 of Sec. No. a. 10 Township No. 81 North
Range / west. Of tho Willamette Mcrdian.
Proof Ia support OF said application viii he made
before r. D. Werlass. judge Of the Probate Court Mt
FRIDAY Harbor. san Juan CoidIty, W. t.. April 18th
1895 at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
ANY aud nil persons claiming adversely The said
described land any portion thereof, arc hereby
cunired TO file their claims in This Office within
sixty (GCl days from date hereof.
Given under my haud, at my Office In Olympia
W. T.. this 22nd day OF January. 4. u. 1898
JOHN r. CONVEY.
as low Register Of tn Land Office.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II STAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. " r.. MIR.
u H. 1876. To John 4. Jones' and oil whom II
may concarn-Eotirr IL hereby given that George
W NIcvor has fled notice ~ intention 10 mnke
final proof before the Clerk If the Probate Cont,
AZ his Office ~ Fridny Harhor y, q" "atnrisy
the nfl,f.v NJ Nsv y lss5 ~ pro.en,ptint u :
NJ 62o7, for +he SEX Of Sy,X ~ .. 4; ~ of NtA
and Tot 5 and of Sec TIP &c re Wet.
70 nam a. witres-ss =: ios'nh Bnli. t"r
Tan1a.t william Miller of Orcas. w II. and John
gellv Of Tri,av Har5cr, VT.
Low JOHN COWfY Register.
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An Independent Newspaper Of DEM
ocratc Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set of Politicians or ManipuIators ;
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
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Government, Society and Industry.
Rates, bv Mail, Postpaid:
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Address. THE SUN. Ne,o York. City.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
NEWS FROu 1HE SUBURBS.
THE BODY OF A NEGRO.

The dead body OF the MISSING negro, George
Hicss age cighty-two, VINO disappeared from ms
home I'm Qmncy-st., near icWi'-aye., Brooklyn,
thr.e week, ago, has been fJuuu IN the woods near
Wo,d.ide. t. !. IL Is supposed that he wandered
awy from the city whle out OF his mud. A large
wouud over an an inch in length and quarter Of
nm iuch in depth WAS found On the night groin, ana
II was at iIst belicVed that tho man had been
stabbed A close inspection OF the wound showed
that n was made by the kuawln2 OF hcld nice or
,,ru,tud mulr4 further examination Will be made
hy Dr. Nelson. OF NoOd-lde, to-day, bat from all
,hc facts there l. llttlc Goubt but That the negro,
,yho was born "A slave Oh the farm where hlS body
wa found had wandered back 10 the old place and
here died from exposure. Fifteen years ago ne
was m the habit. once mouth. OF visiting the ola
farm to see his nephew, stephen Kicks who llyed
witl Mr. Burroughs. the owner OF the place ihe
old man thought that his nephew was stlll there.
and went in the bushes near the old lane tbat IN
years past led to the house aud was uhaD'o 10 hhd
li, out.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
BROOkLYN.

Iob, Henry. of No. 1917 Prospect-st.. while nj
,,nrs ou the structure of the Brooklyn Elevated
R,iIroad at Hudspn-ayc ana lorh-st. Yesterday,
IN to the ground aud received severe internal III
he sut of Robert Collins against the Standard
mi Comnnuy 10 recover S2O,OOO damages for IN
u,tcs received from defective machinery while IN
lie company 5 employ. tn" trial of which had begun
ln the supreme Court was settled yesterday Tor
j 900.
R.rnar, Hughes. n miIkman of North sixth and
Seventh sta. was found guilty yesterday in the
Court of Sr-sous of neylcctng 10 furnish good and
uniccut food she ter and medical attendance to
LIs .on lanes an iuiant a year old. he prosecu-
unn was INST gated bv the society for the Proven
tIou of & CuIclfy to Children. The agent OF the So
r,eiy fonnd Mrs Ilugh's and her cnldren sick and
in "A starving condition in August last in filthy
room. ana without any medical attendance. The
MOI her and ,abc were removed To tine Almshousc,
where The cald dicd recently. While tnc prisoners
little daughter MARY, was tcsiiylng yesterday he
shook hi, L-t at her and denied what she sand.
Judge Moore severely rcbnked nin.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
TO TEST AN ELECTRIC MOTOR

The Daft Electric Motor Company, which il pre-
pairing TO draw trains over the Ninth Avenue Ele-
waited Road will begin to Odeverits rails this morn
ing. They will be laid from Fourteen th-st. to
Fifty-thrd-st. They are of the ordinary pattern of
Trails, weighing iifty-sx pounds to the yard, and
will be laid parallel to and about half way between
the middle of the track and the outside rail. Ger;
tain apparatus on the motor TO be used
would interfere if the rail laId in the centre
1t will not be spiked down, but Is TO be bOted to
cast-ren chairs feet, fastened b. the cross ties
about three of the chairs being used to rail. Mr.
Hawkesworth Professor Daits manager, thinks IL
will not take more than week to lay the rails
and as the motor is ready there will be delay in
making the test. Should ii be entirely successful.
as Mr. Hawkesworth Is confident il will be, steps
will at ence be taken to supply the Brooklyn Bridge
with elsctro-motlve power.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

The record of the disease is made from the re-
turns oi physicians and the cases are not always
returned. unless the patients die. In one public
institution containing 200 infants there nave been
1917 of measles and TO deaths in four onths
Dr. TaylOr's report contains the following:
suth rate Of mortality ia almost unacc0untable and
il tho prevailed elsewhere, IL would prove
measles he most yirulent OF all contagious dis
eases IL has taken the lead over all the past two
months Even that greatly dreaded disease, dphthera.
lett behind there have been from the latter
53I and 231 deaths during the same PERIOD
pared with 2S3 cases and 263iicdhs from measles II
is well KNOWN that measles usually more fatal during
the winter months OWING To the grcdcr danger from the
which are 80 ccrt aiu 10 company H. such
as bronchitis pneumonia and Group, and which only the
greatest care guard against recommend that the
attention OF ply cians well as citizens be directed To-
this excessive mortality aud thai great care be exercised
isOlating and careful nursing At the present
time the disease TO be extremely contagious. by
"A careful isolation OF the sick from the well there
dOubt that It's progress c0dd be checked very ma
teridllN at once.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
FINE EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS.

The monthly meeting and exhibition of the New
York Horticultural Society were beld yesterday AZ
Hortlcultural Hall in West Twentv-eghth-st. At
tie meeting the efficacy OF q mixture OF sulphur
and linsced oil remedy for nIdew was DIS
cussed. The floral show was unusually me ana
large Four large tables running the entire length
of the hall were completely covered with handsome
flowers which Tiled tine whole building with an
agreeable fragrance. Inc attendance was large,
and toward O'clock the hall was crowded. One
of the chef features of the exhibition as anew rose
called ''rhe American Beauty which was exhibited
for the first time The rose IS extreme V large and
of light red color One of It's chef advantages Is
that II blooms we'll late in the fail. IL exhlb
lted by George Field X Co.. of Washington. An
other new rose, known as tho William Francis BEN
nett rose, VAS also on exhibition by Charles l..
Evans. of Philadelphia. This IL a bcautlful va
rlctv and closely resembles the Jacquemiuot Ii
has the same deep. rich Color bui the bud Is
somewhat longer than that OF the JlcqucmlnOt.
There were many other beautiful exhibit OF rOscs
of all varieties. William A. burgess, OF Glen Cove.
sent some fine Marcchal Aci.s, which attracted CON
siderable attention. The display of hyaclnths was
remarkable. They came from many different ex-
bi;ors among whom were ". {. Wilson llallOck
a Thorpe OF Queens, H. J., and John Finn Nearly
a half OF one table was taken up by beautiful ex-
hlbitIon of cinerarIas. In this department John
Farrell gardener for William Burr, received the
first prize.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
AN EPIDEMIC OF SNEEZING.

Several members of the Cotton Exchange would
contribute fair amount as sreward TO find the
person who so crdelly played upon their ofactoTy
the days business was finished, that one OF the
members iDnocently laid down cigar until he
could announce tine closing prices OF the DAY.
rscled flea the end Of the cigar with red pepper:
The owner a moment later lighted the cigar and
had taken only few puffs when everybody near
hiul had an incipient attack of influenza, the
smoker himself not escaping. For five minutes the
room resounded with "hish- h-hash-hoes loud
loar OF laughter was heard near the door and then
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
MRS. KAUFMANNs BODY TO BE CREMArED

A certificate, signed by DR.. A. Jacoby, of West
Tmlty y-fourtlI-st., received al the Bureau of
VITAL statistics yesterday, stating hat Mrs. Caro-
line Kaufman, age hfty-.eyen, native OF lrdcn-
bach, Germany, but a resident of this city for
thIrty-slx years, had died from pneumonia at the
Clarendon Hotel at Il. III. Adalr Aidrcd, the un-
dertaker at No. 359 fourth-a ave, had written On
the certificate that the body was to be taken to
Lancaster Penn. and would be cromated there to-
morrow. Mrs. Kaufman was the wife OF Slgisinund
kaufmaun, the well-knswn lawyer at No. Beck
man-st She had boarded at the hotel with he
husband and an unmarried son all winter. DR.. Ja-
coby was called to attend her several weeks ago.
Her body was removed from the hotel, and the fam
ily went 10 the house Of friend to prepare for the
journey 20 Lancaster. Mrs. Kaufnann is said 10
have ex pressed wish that her body should be cre-
mated