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DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING at NJ. KACFMAN'S
Clothing Palace, corner Sth and streets south
oaS
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LOCAL MENTION
The w Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 1856
Indications for "A Hours Commencing az 3 D. M
To-dnr.
For District of Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather. northerly winds becoming variable,
nearly stationary temperature.
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GRAND OPENING at the Clothing Palace, cor.
Sth and streets southeast. October 9th, 6 y. IN.
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Forfeited to the Nationals.

THE COWBOYS DO NOT SHOW UP THIS MORNING
BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Kansas City and Washington clubs hav-
ing By mutual consent agreed to play off a
postponed game here this morning and the
Cowboys not appearing upon the field at the
appointed hour, Umpire Quest declared the
game forfeited to the Nationals. Score: 8 to D.
AN INTERESTING STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE
DETRoITS AND THE NATIONALS YESTERDAY
II took eieven innings to decide the game be-
tween the Detroits and Nationals yesterday
the score being to in favor OF the Detroits
AT the end OF the ninth each team mad scored
one run; in the eleventh the visitors scored the
winning run o1f II hit by Conway and three
Dagger 10 tue fence by Richardson. The game
Was one OF the most interesting seen mere this
season. The home team NEEDED almost Ia. IT.
lessiy, and batted as wei! as the visitors. Shaw
anu Conway both pitched effectively and the
contest Progressed with spirit ana vim that
delighted the spectators.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Philadelphia - PHILADELPHIA 6: Kansas
City, g. At New York-New York, i; Chicago.
1. At Boston-BOston, IL; s.. Louis, s. At
Observation-Disclosures, q; Pittsburg, o. At Gin
clnnati-Cinclnuati, II; MetrOpollLanS, q; Me-
tropolltans, s; Cincinnati, 3. AT Louisville
Brooklyn, z: Louisville, 4.
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WHITAKER's Stock removed TO Williams
Auction Room, cor. 10th and ID, at private sale
during the day.
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For WALL PAPER and Window Shades go to
r. W. Henderson & Co., lib st. NV. Latest
designs now arriving.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in h 10. Ward" prints, ACC.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik;
sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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HAVE YOUR CURTAINS and blankets done up.
Satisfaction guaranteed. \. Fischer, goo q st.
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ONLY $40

IL unsurpassed for completeness and quality.
See our Red Flannels. Francs, corner tn aud
ID sts., the only one-price Halter and Mems Fur.
nisher in the city.
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Lansbureh 4 Bro.

Genuine Lynn Haven Bay Oysters
at Harvey's to-day, cor. 11tn and Pa. ave.
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CALL AND INSPECT the stock of clothing, &c,
at VI. kAUFMANS Clothing Palace, corner Sth
and streets southeast.
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Special Sale Tomorrow

Spec1aI sale TO.1nOFrOW.
One lot elegant quality Kid Gloves, opera
shades, 2yc.
New designs in Pillow Shams, stamped, Ice.
Linen Stamped and Fringed Tidies Sc.
Felt Table Scarfs, stamped, 43c.
Linen Duck busting Bags, I5c.
Monte Cloth SidebOard Covers, extra length
reduced to CSC.
Csc. MONTE Cloth Splashers, 43c.
9Sc. Spashers, &c
Handmade Infants Cans Csc
One lot Linen Doylies, sc.
Ladies' Embroidered Flannel Skirts reduced to
SPA.
Three lnIants' Flannel Wrappers to close 81. 20
Infants Slips, 29c.
Infants Dresses three rows embroidery, csc.
Reduced prices in Antique and Torchon Laces
tomorrow.
MRS. MAX WEYL. Agent.
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RIDE OUT 18th street, visit Washington OPP
teal Co., between FL and streets northwest.
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on, MY BACK, NY BACK,

Weak Back. Pain, Weakness ard Inflammation Of
The kidneys. Shooting PANS through the LA,ins. HE
ana side fsins, Lack Of strength and Activity re
nsvsd In o. . minute and speedily cured ny the
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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
CoD LIVER OIL. WITH HYPoPHospHITEs,
Almost Specific for Consumption.
The thousands of testimonials we have re.
ceived from sufferers who have been perma.
nently cured by SCOTS Emulsion satisfies us
that 1t will cure consumption in its early stages
and alleviate If not cure in its latter stages.
Save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal" CLUES them.
Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture.
eo2m
CastOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastorIa.
When she was child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss
She chung TO CastOria
When she had Children
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castorta
When she was a child
She cried for CastoriA
When she became c Miss
She chung to Castoria th,s.tk
A Most Liberal Offer!
The Voltaic belt Co.. Marshall, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man AZ
Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with tull particulars, mailed Tree.
Write them u. once.
John C. Baker & Co.'s Cod Liver Oil and
Malt Is the finest preparation OF the kind In the
market. Its tonic and nutritive effects in vast
ing diseases truly wonderful Sold by all drug
gists.
Autumn CrOcus is not a patent medicine,
nor Is 1t a cure all, but is the prescription Of a
weliknown New York physician, and is q
certain cure for all forms of Rheumatism and
Gout: 81 per bottle. q. D. GILMAN's. 627 Pa. av.
Pickwick Club whisky is the best
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For good Singer Machine, drop leafs, draw.
ers, with all attachments. Warranted. Al
Union Manufacturing Company. 6U4 9th
st. q. W.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GENUINE Brazilian pebble spectacles, Hem
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The Wash ington City Presbytery.


LEGATES To THE SYNOD.
At the closing meeting OF the Washington
City Presbyt ery, in Hyattsville yesterday, the
following were appointed to represent the Pres
bytery at the meeting OF the Synod of Balti-
more on the 2oth inst:
Ministers: Drs. Bartlett, Sunderland, Bitten
ger, Chester, j. Nj. Nourse, T. 5. Wynkoop, G.
Il. Patch, Burditt and j. w. McIivaine, with
Jr., George .. Little, Eugene Peck, George Full
leIton, Il. ii. Burdick, j. ). Childs and u. Wills
as aiternates. Ruling eider>: q. ". Custer. C..
n. SNOWFALL. y. Brown, Fred. Moore, j. 2.
Jones, +. n. Tscnificly, Emerson Hodges, VIM.
Strong and L. ID. Drake, with +. II. Smith c. D.
y. W III. Ds.usal, 5. I. Phillips, n. W. Person
and b. w. Head.
On the report OF DIR. Childs, chairman of the
committee On examination OF Candidates for
the ministry, certain trial pieces were assigned
for preparation by Mr.. William Chester, sou of
DIR. John Chester, who is now in Princeton
seminary. The churches OF Vienna and Lewins-
Vile were recommended to the board OF home
missions Tor ala III the sum vi $500 and the
church at Hyattsvllle in the sum vi 500, which
Is $50 less than was received last year. There
was considerable discussion over the condition
OF the FreeCmenS churches OF Amelia county,
Va, winch were lett i'll debt 10 the amount OF
81 400 Uy Rev. James Henry, VINO is now work
ing Un Long Island, Dut it was finally decided
to assume the deot and pay it OF by degrees.
missed To- the Baptist ASSOCIATION at his own re-
quest At the installation of Rev. w. H.
Edwards as pastor OF the churches OF LewinsviIle
ana vienna on the 18th Instant. Rev. j. f.
Nourse will preside, propose the constitutional
questions ana denver the charge 10 the people
% each church. lie sermon Will be preached by
Rev. Ineo. :. WynkoOp and the Charge TO The
pastor viii be delivered by Rev. u. II. Riddle, jr.
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The following jurors were drawn yesterday at.
ternoon for the October term of the circuit
court, which will be convened on Monday, the
18th inst: Daniel T. Donohoe, w. q. Butler,
James King. VIM. Gait, John T. varneli, g. A..
H. Marks. L. A. Wood. William H. Bowman.
George Truesdell. John NJ. Queen, Joseph P
Hilton. Jacob Kerr, Levi Curry, Henry A. Cru
ger, Charles g. Heitlnuller, Randolph 81. Hop
ward M. McComas. Meinard Menke, s. s. Cog
gins, John H. Beale. James 8. Davis, Samuel
Brown, George W. WISE, and John Langford.
Delayed by Tardy Express Trains and
Picnic Excursions.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Your well-timed criticism on the manage
ment, or mismanagement of the B. and
o. r. r. entitle you TO the thanks of the depart
ment cler KS who live on the line of the Metro
p0litan branch.
Ii the managers Of the road were actuated by
desire to kill the building interest along the
line OF that road they could not do SO more
efectuaily than they are doing by the irregular
running Of trains. No more attractive localities
Tor suburban residences can be found in the
vicinity OF any great city than lie within few
minutes ride OF this city. 1t is within the power
OF the b. and o. management to line the Metro
politan branch OF their road with country villas
from Washington to Rockville by arranging u
schedule that will suit the convenience OF the
department. clerks and business men, whose
engagements require their presence at their
desks promptly at q certain hour in the morn
Ing. This schedule, however, must be vigorously
adhered to, and the accommodation, train that
S:45 ain. must not be held back for tardy ex-
press trains from the west, Or to suit the con-
venience OF picnic excursions leaving the city,
as Is often the Case The clerk who as no he Ter
reason TO offer Tor hardness than the lateuess
OF a railroad train from the country, must not
be surprised If he Is informed that lie has no
business to be living i'll the country, and ii he
wishes to retain his place the sooner he moves
into the city the better for BIN. q. 9. X.
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cuT1cuRA ANT1-PAIx PLASTER,

new. original. elegant and naIlble antidose pain
and infs mmatso. AT druggists. &c; nye for 81:
postage fss. Of Potter Drug aud Chemical Co. Boston
Mas. ocA
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WHAT THE ALEXANDRIA COMPANY CLAIMS.
The Alexandria Canal company has an
pointed a committee consisting OF Mr. Benoni
Wheat and Mr. John NJ. johnson TO wait upon
the acting Secretary OF the Treasury and ex.
plain the position of the directory OF the AIex.
andra Canal company towards the question OF
selling the Aqueduct piers. II is understood
mat it will be claimed that the canal company
has now right TO declare the lease forfeited.
TO take possession OF the canal. and to treat
canal and bridge without the intervention of
the lesseeS.
ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICERS AT THE TREAS
UKY DEPARTMENT.
President Wheat, of the Alexandria Canal
company; the mayor OF Alexandria, and Mr.
Smoot, of this city, representing the stock
owned by the state of Virginia, called upon
solicitor McCue at the Treasury to-day In re-
gard to The Aqueduct bridge. Mir. Wheat asked
replied that the government had no axe TO
grind; that Ii wanted the canal board to hold a
meeting in order to reach some basis of action.
The solicitor o. course, understands hat the gov
ernment wants to purchase the bridge, but il liz
not in his province TO deal with the actual pur-
chaser. The visitors agreed TO call a meeting at
an early date. at which the title to the bridge
methods OF its transfer and all the legal poin q
involved will be discussed. The time prescribed
wherein the bridge may be purchased will ex.
pire December LIST.
REPORT FROM LIEUT.. REDwAY
Lieut.. III. N. Redway, OF the seventh precinct,
has made the following report to Major Walker:
Il have the honor TO report that the order to
close the Aqueduct bridge to all travel was
promptly compiled with by me at IL O'Clock m.
on the 9th instant. The bridge is barricaded at
both ends and properly guarded. and will re-
main SO until further orders are received from
YOU"
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FINE PORTRAITS kets Kemethy. 100 Pa. ave
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FussELL's Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candi
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FREsu Goona.
We add eighteen patterns Of New and Stylish CAS-
sIMEkE sUITlNGS to our stock To-day, which we
are Offering at SIS, S22 SO and $25 per suit.
Remember, our entire stock Is New and that our
Assortment Is Large
If you want stylish. Good Fitting Tailor Made
Suit at the Lowest Price come to
Harlan 4 BENNETT.
seZ1-Sm 1921 F street
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Real Esfafa Salaa

A deed from George H. La Fetra to n w.
Harris has been placed on record tor lot IL,
blk. 80, Columbia Heights, LOG by about l69
feet, at the corner of 18th and Roanoke Streets
for 1852 90. Alsoone from Elizabeth L,oyd
TO Mrs. r.. A. keyser, tor sub lot =, SO. 1868. "A
by 12O feet, on NJ street, between 9th and 10Th
streets, for So, 100. Also one from 3. II. War
ner to W. ii. Moses, for sub lot 164, So 1855,
Isl. by 9ol2 Ieei, on the north side z street.
between i'm ana 18Th streets, Tor $1,000.
Cutter & W inner have to-day closed the safe to
Mrs. Blanche Stone, OF London, England, for
Mir. r. L. Fox, OF his SO loot front residence
2Ol3 X street, just west of Connecticut avenue,
Tor a consideration of S16,OOO.
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CIR THn Bnsr.

IAsKEY's LOAN Orr1cE
No. 36l Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and silver Watches Dia,
monds. Jewelry. Pistols. Guns. MechAHica Tools.
Ladies' and Gentleinen's Wearing apparel Old Gold
Au0 SASof oouSuI - OcI
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CITY ITEMS.

We Have an Cnusually Large stock
OF Mems Boots. aud in order todispose OF them
quickly will offer them at small margin.
Mems Coarse Boots at 81 .95.
Mems Calf Boots at $l.95.
Men, Sewed Double Tap S>ic Boots So a.
Mems Fine Calf-back Sewea Boots 81 81.
Mems Kip and Grain Leather Boots, S29S.
Mems Scotch-bottom Cali Boots. S3.24
Mems Hand-sewed French Calf Boots at
S4.I2. These are first-classand usually sold al
500.
Boys Fine Calf Boots at sI.9s.
Boys Kip Boots at S1.24.
Youths kip'Boots III SI1O.
Chiid'S Boots at Soc.
Give US y call.
2. STRAsBURGER, 9O6 7th st.
We Will Have Ready for Sale To-mor.
TOW, Thursday aud Friday 100 pieces All-Silk
Black "Satin Duchess" In three different grades.
No. We will sell at 81 90, worth 81 40 per yard.
NO. we will sell at SI25, worth 81. q per yard.
NO. We will sell at s.. worth 81. 20 per yard.
Ihese goods cannot be duplicated. Call at once
TO secure bargain. Though you may not
aside.
We shall also sell our 80 cent best Surah
SILK, In all shades, or 30 cents. This is the best
bargain ever offered.
Also, our 16-inch Colored Velvets, can be
used for trimming or dresses, for IS cents per
yard.
These goods sold at this price will only be
sold Tor cash, and the prices will only hold good
ior these two days-Thursday and Friday.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
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GEsrLrMEs.s Hans.

GENrLEMEN's HArs
OUR STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE
DRESS HATS. 50. %. 81 AND "a
DERBY HATS. %, $780, g. $3.50. a Ann az
Coiors-Slack seal Brown and Golden Brown
YOUTHS HATS, 60c. 75c.. 81. sl.25. slBQ
Agents for "YoUMANs" N Y. HATa
KNOX" N. Y. HATH
II r L AS.
OUR SILK UMBRELLA STOCK il .a,Actea v,,,r
graf care. comprising choice Gol Silver Jspauese
LA.ies and Gentienaen. -
Imported silx and Worsted GLORIA Cforr.
and MUHAIk UABKELLAS, 800
All. AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES
b n sTINEMETZ d SON.
HATTERs AND FuRRIR1a
se24-3m 1927 Pennsylvania ava
SArrrrn ~ Go. BALr1xoax.
ktopa iesors oil The oii and well known
- PICkWICk CLUB WHISKY
have large siock u other kyo Whislcfaa xstfr
tlky 0tlsy low. IN BONO oE 1SoA SnYSRf-
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LOST HER POCKETBooK. Last Tuesday
white Mrs BresceroI, OF AnacOstia, was riding on
IL sc 'enin street car, she lost her pocketboOk
Containing 81 ana check Tor S15. She after
wards learned That the pocHetbOOk had been
picked up anu handed to the conductor ON the
car, VINO gave IL To a colored woman she claim.
Ing To nave lost IL. Tue case was reported &c
the police to-day.
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EQUITABLE c. b. AsSoCIATIoS.-This asso-
eiation held its eighth monthly meeting ~ eu-
nesday evening at National Rifles arInoTy
George W. darkness iu the chair and John JOY
Edison, secretary. Advances were made TO the
shareholders amounting 10 $50, 900 at an
average premium OF OS per cent. 1t was an
nouBccd that books would be opened for the
twelfth issue of stock, on which subscription
October ., 1856.
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This morning Justice James made an order
on the petition OF the Library Commission
directing the surrender OF parcels !, 13 to l6.
SO, 81 to- SO in square 129 and parcels to 8
III square ISL TO the Commission, on the 18th
inst.
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The Exercises of the school will be resumed I'm The
Law Lecture Hali II the Columbian Cniver~,fy
south asst corner of 18th and II stress on NED
NfsDAN. OCrOBER 9TH, at q O'CLOCK p
M, when the announce ems Tor the YER Will be
made he facu ~ course OF ms, fuction Sil be
Lecture Courses I'm AL departments.
WOahl>G LAW IL B..Akl, specially selected
by the faculty, viii b. accessible ents
aud VIII be used Ia the preparation and argument VI
cases In the school Practice
FOR catalogues, p.icaion May be made TO Vim. H.
Morrlson 40 felina. ave- and asa New YORK ave.
lSowdernllik d ca. ls2l u. NV: Itch, Fox a
Brown. l43s PennsI ave. or 10 JAMES q Will
INC. LII ID. President. seal -sm
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ONE PRICE

THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEs
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FOR THE CHARLESTON SUFFERERS.-The fol.
lowing contributions have been received at The
STAR OiIice iOg the relief oil the Charleston suf-
ieEeIs: JACK Cash, 81; proceeds Oh "a fair given
al No. 90 list street II. W., by May o Neal,
Cora Hart, Annie Bsco Leo Brooks, Franz;
Gore, AID - sauiter (ases range between II
and IL years., S4o.So; from shiloh Baptist
church, 81.
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKEr-215 cattle
On the market yesterday, and all sold 10 butch
ers as follows: Best sold from II, To 4a.c. per
ID; good sold from To 41.c. per TO-; NE
from Dig To :izc. per H. Lie sheep and lam bs
On the market, and all soil follows: Old
sheep sold from 3 TO 3i.sc- per h.; lambs sold
from az 10 &c. per TO-: yeariinys sold from 4 to
4ssc. per H., 10 COWS and calves sold from $50
to $50 each. Market for cattle WAS good
Market for snsep and lambs was brisk.
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ASSAULTED THE OFFICER.-Last night be.
tween nine and 10 O'clock, Special Officer Bet
tiers, coiored, arrested IL coiUred boy ior proIan-
ity near tine corner of 18th and Il streets north.
east, ana was On his way Ia the station wnen
the 10y 5 iather, George Locker, assaulted the
officer, and the prisoner escaped. This morning,
lii .iIe Police Court, Locker tried tor assault
aud WAS nned 50 10 days III TAIL
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Millions for a Child Unborn.

JUAN PETRo TERRY LEAVES WIDOW AND AN
ESTATE OF S6,OOO,OOO
The New York SIN of November Is saws: The
will of Juan Petro Terry, who died recently in
Paris, was received at the surrogate's office yes
terday. BY its terms tour-fifths of an estate
valued at S6,OOO,OOO are left to a child vet I'M
born. The will was sent to this city for probate
by the American consul general at Paris George
walker, at the request OF Pedro o Bourke exec
utor OF the will anu administrator for The 4, horn
child; The Will is dated September Is last
One-ffth of the property is bequeathed to the
testator's wife, Kate l.. Terry.
The claIlse giving the residue to the expected
child Is said 10 be in strict accordance with the
Spanish law which insists that the children
must get four-hfthS of their fathers estate The
testator Il not Obliged To bequeath the other fifth
70 the WIDOW Her rights Include only half of
the property accruing since the marriage IN is
provided in this will that If the child dies the
entire estate shall go TO the widow
The Will also directs that the will of the tes
tatoTs father shall not be disputed. and de-
ciares th;tt II the testator's vile impugns any
oi tsie VIII she II To have nothing The will Is
signed Juan Petro Terry Dorticos" i'm com
pilsance with the Spanish law which reouireS
lhat the surname OF the father of the tesiator.
or, III his father Is dead, OF ms mothers family
IL she be alive, shall be added TO that of the
,sstator The witnesses To the will are Robert
" Hooker. vice consul general AT Paris-
valentine Martinez and John Robert Kirk
The ies sstOT inherited his millions from his
IItHer, II oiilits Terry OF Cuba and New Yorl,
"IAose estate when he died last spring was Nal :
ted al Soo,OOO.00O. Ii consisted o: Vast supx =
plantations about CientUe9oS and several N, n
Liohs IN cash, which Was long ON deposit " nh
the ola house OF Moses Taylor & Co.. wb gre
S.ail Terry was a Clerk up TO ten years ago
MF- Terry, ST.. was a lifelong friend OF Noses
lay lor, ana most of the sugar he sent tC this
POT Was consigned to Moses Taylor Il Co. The
cider Terry lett eight children A damgi,ter
Do.eIeS, Was married in New York in ISIS To
i'.iroii bianc, then the Italian minister. After
Jddn T. Terry left the house of Moses Tavlor &
o. he established q stock BROKERAGE r nSinase
HIS brother Antonio died recently nv .Sors H.
nEr -xt~sEI E,.l -
out. 49, "a eAii ieu