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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
BALL AND BAT.
Results OF the Days Doinzs on tn,
Diamond.

.
Diamond
WASHINGTON. Sept 29-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At St Louis
s. 5Pgts, . II q
Base hits-st. Louis Il, Brooklyn g. Errors
St Louis 3. Brooklyn 4 Batteries-Chamber-
lain and NilIigan- FoItz and Clarke.
At Kansas City
k kaRsss CITY g.....::S 90 20
Base hit Is, City Athletic Errors S
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati. 2
Baltimore ......-.....0 % 0 0 O. /
Base hits-Cincinnati IA, Baltimore :. Errors
hing and keenan,, Cunningham and O'Brisn-
At Louisville
Louisville L .....--..-oo Q Q 20 /
o Bsss Rit.-Lsvis o. od,sI.Dd Err0 o
Louisville 6. Cleveland 3 Batteries-Ram-
sey and Kerns, Blakely and Snyder.
At Wasnington-Seyen innings, too cold
70 play.
Washington. ............o o
Base hits Washington Q. Indianapolis 5. Err
rors-Wa as aington /, indianapolis 2 Batteries
-widner and Mack, Healy ami Daily.
| AT fhladelpma-
Philadelphia ..0 o / o 100 o. 2
! Pittsburg. ...........0 0 o 0 <
Base hits-PniladelDhia 4, Pittsburg 6. Errors
Philadelphia 5, Pittsburg T. Batteries-San-
ders and ocLriver, Calvin and Miller.
| At New York
| New York .0 0 o o O.
| Detroit .........2 2 0 o 0 K
| Base hits-New York s, Detroit 8. Errors
New York 5, Detroit 2. Batteries-Crans and
| Brown, Conway and Camel
| At Chicago
Chicago. OF. ........f Of O01 <
1 Boston .............0 0 U O. 0
Base hits-Chicago 9, Boston g. Errors
Chicago /. Boston 0. Batteries-Tener and Far
| rell, Radbourne and Tate.
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IIttVVF'
Wile-Why shouldn't II My Jewel of a Serv-
ant girl isn't going to leave me, after all.
Husband--Why nots
Wiie-Shc bad engaged to work for Mrs. For
tunatus. but she can't now, for this morning
Mrs. Fortunatus died Wasn't IL sweet of herg
-- The Cartoon
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
shooting or trespassing on lands or Hutchinson
Island leased by me, under penalty of the law
T. H. MASSEY
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

E A. sCHULTZE, teacher of Voice Culture
Violin and Piano Playing, will return to Savan-
nah on October 18th, and resume his Music In
structions
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Lunch 8assets.

Parents wishing to supply their chillren with
a Lunch Basket will find a nice line TO select
from at STRAUSS Bros
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READY-sIiXED PAINTS.

The celebrated F. W. Devoe & Co.'S READY.
MIXED PAINTS are conceded 20 be the best
manufactured. The most satisfactory testimo-
malls can be produced by those who have used
the paint that it IS superior TO all other. IL
gives beautiful finish, preserves the wood. and
Is put up in quantities suitable TO all classes OF
purchasers. E J. KIEFFER
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MEETINGS.
VI EE lN6S.
---e--------s-------
A MASS MEETING.

There viii be mass meeting Of TIE citizens
OF Savannah Ct tie Thester on TOMORROW
Monday EVENING al O'Clock. Messrx Ger
don, Reilly and Clifton, candidates for the
House, and z G. duBignon, candidate for Sen
ate are expected to Be present and speak upon
matters Of local interest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
FoR YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.

FoR YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
he charming comic orerz<''oLIvETTEs
vii Be sung st TheAter NEXT TUESDAY
NIGHT, Oct ID, for the benefit II The ssPIsx,s
stricken CITY" BY TIE Colored Ansseurs. VIA
recently made . Zig hit az Ford's Opera Houss
All should srte5d and assist q worthy objecs
Reserved seats al DAVIS BROS
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CITIzEns' SANITARY ASSOCIATION

CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
INSPECTING ENGINEERS OFFICE,
ia Bryan Street.
PERCY SUGDEN, Civil and SAM tary En-
Rineer, begs to inform the citizens Of Savannah
that he has opened the above office. where he
can be consulted on all sanitary matters He
will also be pleased to receive Instructions for
any engineering and surveying work, laying out
ana surveying lots ana estates, managing prop
critics, etc, etc. Architectural work planned and
surprised. Polite, prompt and personal atten-
ton given 70 all instructiOns.
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Finest French Prunes az Strauss Bros
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN JEKYL
CREEK, GEoRGIA.-U. s. ENGINEER Or
FIcE, SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. u, 1sSS.-Sealed
proposals in triplicate will be received az this
Office until - O'Clock n. city time, on the 18th
day of October, 1888, for dredging IN Jekyl
Creek, Georgia. Amount available about s, 500
For blank forms for proposals and all necessary
Information, apply to O. NJ CARTER, First
Lieutenant Corps of Engineers, U. S. 4.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN BRUINS
WICK HARBOR, GEORGIAN. s. En-
GISEER OFFICE, SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. II, lSss--
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received at
this ONCE until ~ O'Clock NJ. city time, on the
18th day of October. 1888, for dredging in Bruins
wick Harbor, Georgia. Amount available about
$4,000. For blank forms for proposals and all
necessary information, apply TO 0. NJ. CARTER,
First Lieutenant Corps OF Engineers, Z. 5. A.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN sAvAN.
NAH RIVER. GEORGIAN. 5. ENGINEER
OFFICE, SAVANNAH, GA, sept. II. 1SSS.-Sealed
propos ais in triplicate will be received at this
office until IL O'clock ", city time on Oct. -,
1883, for dredging in Savannah River, Georgia
Amount available about $1,000 For blank
forms for proposals and all necessary informa.
ton, apply TO o. NJ. CARTER, First Lieutenane
Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

HthUUL bVOfho IND 20 fIUUt1 IT F1FLIES.
For the convenience Of our patrons. we have
obtained full line Of SCHOOL BOOKS. BAGS.
STATES. PENCILS, and all articles necessary
for scholars complete outfit. which re will
sell at lowest New York prices
A y. O'KEEFFE & CO.. Druggists
Broughton and jefferson Streets
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BIDS.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.
CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

Applications by mail for the position of In
spector for this association will be received at
the Office of Dr.. J. c. LEHARDY,
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Loose Jellies and Preserves at Strauss Bro
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SELECT SCHOOL

SELECT SCHOOL.
On MONDAY, list of October. MADAME
CHASTENET will reopen her Select School,
with competent Professors of English, French,
German, Latin, Music and Drawing
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
full line of School Books. Bags, States, and
everything else used in the Public and Private
Schools. for sale at NEW YORK PRICES.
EN-. CONNOR,
Bull and Rrolght IN St-aarS
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sTIndicates trace. Inches and hundredths-
Dissertations taken az the sams moment
Of time at al scatiooa
aATAxrAa Sept p SIS A NJ city tina
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted u-ds- @Spe,
Sotioef" tr1! bs charged 81 % Square 2
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The charming comic Opez<soLIvETTl
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-07-12

home through here last week and did
not forget to call on old friends.
Elnore Davidson, Of Sinking Spring,
is spending a few days here with his
father.
Several from here took in the fourth
at Hillsboro and thought IL grand.
Mr.. Snider, Of Leesburg, was here Fri
day night installing the officers Of the I.
o. OF.
Rev. Briggs, Of Sugartree Ridge, was
here last Tuesday and baptised three by
emersion and received them into full
membership In tho M. E. church.
Rev. Lane will take charge Of tho
pulpit here next Sunday in place Of
Rev. Bethel. at eleven o'clock, and at
Burnsettsville at three. Rev. q. p. Bethel
will I'll Rev. Lanes place at Clear Greek
Chapel and Prospect.
Mr.. Thomas McCellan's smiling faco
is again on our street after an absence
OF about three months.
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pRICETOwN.

July 9th, 1888.
Mrs. Ruth Landess, OF Hillsbcro, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Rev. v. B. Custer made a short visit
to his family last week and returned to
his employment in Marion, Ind, to-day.
He discoursed from the pulpit Of the
Christian Church last Sunday.
Miss Rose Donohoo, OF the Hill City,
is visiting home and friends at this
point.
Mrs. VIM. Dodson spent several days
of last week with her parents, Mr.. j.
Foust's, in Hillsboro.
Mr.. George Barker is seriously iii
again.
Miss Tessie Faris will spend the sum-
mer with the family Of Mr.. M. Riser's,
near Hillsboro, where she Is at present
visiting.
Mrs. T. Barr was hastily summoned to
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Milt
Smith, in Butler county, few days ago.
Mrs. Smith is not expected to recover.
DR.. Chaney and son, Alex, spent the
Fourth at Cincinnati.
Mr.. w. w. Hopkins and wife, OF
Lynchburg, attended the services OF
Rev. Singer at this place Sunday.
The little folks enjoyed an icc cream
party at the residence of Mrs. j. Nc.
Connaughey on the Fourth.
About the only demonstration on the
Fourth in our town was the hosting oi
the stars and stripes at the residence oi
Levi Faris. Not even tho report of q
fire cracker was heard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Landess gave ou,
young people an ice cream supper last
Saturday evening.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Smith
on the Sth, son.
A good many OF our citizens attended
the Fourth of July festivities at the Hill
City.
Rev. Houston's regular appointment
for this place will be next Saturday
evening.
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MOWRYTOWN.
July 9th, 1888.

July 9th, 1888.
Many Of the folks from here attended
the Children's Day exercises at Bells
Run on Sunday.
The G.. A. r. celebration at Hillsboro
was we'll attended from this place.
Among them were Colonel Badgely and
Captain Borden, who made the fun for
the delegation.
John Ferguson is on the sick list.
Squire Cox was at the city the Fourth.
He reports one of the grandest scenes
ever known of.
The first meeting towards organizing
band will be held at the school house
next Wednesday night, the 18th. Let
all come who have an interest in such
matters. We have the material for as
good band as can be found in any
country village, and some better.
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TURKEY.
July 9th, 1888,

ouiy oeu, Aooos =
Thomas Armstrong arrived here from
Paulding county on the Sd. He says
there was not sheaf OF wheat cut there
at that time.
Daniel Cummings, who has been 80
very poorly, is about again.
Mrs. David Miller and daughter paid
Aunt Betsy Rhoades visit on Wednes.
day.
The clatter of the sickle reminds us
that hay harvest-the day OF perspira.
tion-has made its annual round.
Joseph G. Bell will "teach young ideas
how to shoot" near Hillsboro next win
ter.
Mrs. Willy Austin, OF Pike county, ac-
companied by her husband, gave her
father, N. T. Hiser, call on Sunday.
We are sorry to learn that No. @ was
unsuccessful in securing the services of
J. Minor Williams for the next school
year, as we believe him to be one OF the
most successful teachers in the county.
Z. s. Cummings is now under the pa.
rental roof after trip through Northern
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. While in
Chicago he visited Lincoln Park, which
contains 80 acres and will in the future
receive an addition of another one hun
dred acres. The park is 80 called from
A. Lincoln, whose bust is found near
the Chicago river.
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ALLENSBURG.
July 9th, 1888.

July 9th, 1883.
Messrs. Isaiah and Hamilton Shaffer,
of Lynchburg, were visiting their brother
Sunday.
Elder J. w. Ruble, OF Pricetown,
preached at the Disciples Church at
Fairview Sunday at 10 q. m, also at 81
pm.
Mr.. g. w. Smith and family were
visiting friends and relatives at Dunns
Chapel Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Bennett, of Nevin, was
near here Monday on business.
Quite number took in the Fourth at
Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Tedrick were visiting
last Sunday at the residence of Mr.. Will
liam Keeler and wife, of Dodsonville.
The farmers are about done cutting
wheat.
Corn in this locality looks we'll.
Mr.. Thomas Hasting lost valuable
horse Friday.
Miss Rose Ludwick received a slight
sunstroke Friday, but she is much bet.
ter at present writing.
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BELLS RUN.

July 9th, 1883.
]. w. Ferguson is on the sick list.
There will be good oats crop in this
section also good prospect for corn,
but meadows are light.
Mr.. James Haley, jr., and wife will
move to near Cincinnati in the near
future.
A young gentleman by the name Of
Eugene Euverard, swho has just arrived
from France, is circulating among rela-
tives here.
w. A. Shaw and family attended the
funeral of Mrs. Shaw's mother last Mon
day.
The Children's Day services were held
at the Baptist Church yesterday. A
large crowd was in attendance and a
very enjoyable time was had.
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BuroRp.
July 7th. 1883,

July 9TH, 1883.
We are having plenty OF rain and the
prospects for good corn crop and a Re-
publican President look encouraging,
and we still live in hope Of a better day
not far distant. It will all come togeth-
er this fall. A Republican President
and good corn crop will make every
thing plenty.
George Moon and family, of Colum.
bus, are visiting relatives in this vicinity.
DIR. r. A. Brown passed through this
place on last Friday. He has been max
ing his home in st. Louis, Mo-, for sew
eral months past.
The remains of Ora Duncanson were
inferred in the Buford cemetery on last
Friday.
The last quarterly meeting OF this
year was held at this place last Saturday
and Sunday.
The wife OF Wilson Moler has been at
the point of death for five weeks, but
she suffers on, waiting for the messenger
of death to come to her relief.
The colored camp meeting began in
Sanford Moler's grove on the sixth day
Of this month.
Squire G. O. Collins. who held the in.
quest over the body of the child found
near this place the first day Of last May,
and who has since bcen working up the
evidence in the case, went before Squire
Martin last week and swore out war.
rant against one Miss Mary Palmer,
charging her with murder in the first
degree in the killing Of said child. The
warrant was put into the hands OF Con-
stable ]. w. Wise, who taking Squire
Collins with him proceeded to Adams
county in search OF the accused, she
having left this vicinity soon after the
child was found. But they were too
late, the bird had flown. Word had been
conveyed to her that she was likely to
be arrested, and not caring to take the
chances OF an examination she conclud-
ed to 60 West and grow up with the
country. She had taken the train at
Winchester for Cincinnati the day be-
fore the officers arrived.
The wife and daughter of Samuel
Reedy met with quite an accident by
their horse backing off bridge, break
ing the buggy in pieces and injuring
Miss Reedy.
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OLIVE CHAPEL.

July 9th, 1883.
Wheat harvest is over in this COM
munity.
Farmers are not getting their corn
worked on account OF wet weather.
j. Donohoo is on the sick list.
No Sunday school last Sabbath on &C.
count of the literature being delayed.
Tobacco looks well and will make a
fair crop.
James Erwin and wife, OF Sardinia,
were the guests Of Isaiah Roberts Satur-
day and Sunday.
Rev. Haas preached to a medium.sized
audience at this place last Sunday at 8
p. m.
There is talk of having an ice cream
supper at Oliv, in the near future. Pro-
ceeds to go toward painting the church.
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WINKLE.

July 9th, 1888.
Rev. Haas addressed the congregation
at Sonner's Chapel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Britton, of viii.
lettsville, were visiting Mrs. Britton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ruble, on
Saturday night and took dinner at the
residence of d. f. Pulliam on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Nave, who has been stay.
ing at the residence Of Amos Hawk,
spent Sunday at home.
Quite number attended church at
Union on Sunday.
Miss Anna Belle Pulliam entertained
a number Of her associates Sunday.
L. A. Surber was the guest OF Miss
Orpha Carr Sunday evening.
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TAYLORSVILLE.

July 9th, 1888.
Messrs. Mack Purdy, L. A. Osborn and
Minott Sonner are the big stock dealers.
Mr.. A. Purdy and wife are visiting in
Brown county, the guest of DR.. Laycock.
Rev. Rowe occupied the pulpit at
Union Church Sunday.
Ice cream supper at Mr.. N. Borden's
Friday night.
Ice cream and taffy pulling at w. M.
Boyd's last Wednesday night.
Any person wanting to secure good
band should address the President Of
the Columbia Band, New Corwin, O.
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BELFAST.
July 9th, 1888.

July 9th, 1888.
Dewberries are coming into the market.
The festival here Friday night was
we'll attended.
Mr.. James Verify, of Indiana, is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. Marion Maddox, OF Frankfort,
Ind. spent part OF last week with
friends here.
Mr.. Charles Allison, graduate from
the Kentucky Medical College, returned
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

George I. Bailey to o. 8. Price, Liberty
township, 3 acres, 32A poles, $3.50.
s. A. Weaver, administrator, to T. B.
Cunningham, Washington township, "a
poles, 5000
s. "A. Weaver, administrator, to I. v.
Harper and others, Washington town
ship, 154t acres, 81 ,597.75.
Eliza E. Stokes to Henry O. Shafier,
20 28-100 acres, $3.50.
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MarrIsge Llcensesi.

John @. johnson and Elizabeth L.
Owens.
Clabe Perrin and Mary Hull.
Thomas M. Whittell and M. Kate
Brouse.
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The importance Of purifying thc blood can
not bc overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono needs .
good medicine to purify, vitaltrc, and enrich
tho blood, and VIC ask you to try Hoods
Da~,,l;ar Sarsaparilla. .ltstrengthens
GVNVutcAs and builds ny tho system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion.
while Il eradicates disease. Tho peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
lac np0cs curative sa,sapa,n po~e.. p'cS mo- To Itself
other medicine has such a recori Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t is q Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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THE REVISED APOCRYPHA.
ADVANCED SHEET


joined himself and all his strength unto the faction Of tho
Demos, and they fell upon the Pubcans and grievousY
smoto them and drove them from the high places and the
Demos and Mugwumps divided the spols
And about this time there up in the Hill City
certain Of Bea giving themselves out to he great
profits and because Of their swelling words they had
in honor of the people, and highly exalted
But It to pass in the day Of their power, that
they oppressed the people, laying heavy burdens upon
them and spelling them OF their treasure.
There heard mighty cry in that city, for to
deliver the people from the hands Of those great profits
but dared to speak against them oppose them
Then because the peoples cry grievos there
up T. A. WALKER Co., who spakc this wise: "If We
put forth hands against these profits who have waxcd
fat by OPPRESSION and II show unto you their power to
be vain thing and their words lies will rise AGAINST
these profits and cast or their yoke9 and all the people
answered, "What thou sayest, that will we do"
Then arose T. A. WALKER Co. and girded themselves
and showed unto all the people that those false profits
full Of lies and deceit and all the people
and cast them out and T. A. WALKER Co. they chose to
be the trne profits Of this city.
And the rest OF the acts OF T. A. WALKER & Co. and
all they did, they not set forth clearly by their scrbes
and told by their servants who sell their unto
all the people, ut the temple of Smith, the street that
is called High. in the city the hill unto this dav
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Probate Court.
Win OF Rsbecca e. Taylor filed.
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.


Oliver Carter. through his counsel Evarts Choate aud
Beaman Yesterday obtained from Chief Judge sedsvc Of
tho Superior Courtan Injunction restraining the NewYork
Elevated Railroad Company and the Manhattan
Railway Company from erecting platform Oh tho
of the buIdngs 40 I42 Pearst, which ire
property OF M. Carter.
some many who have been Interested tbs
import litigation Involving thu AFFAIRS OF the New.lerk,
Boston aud Montreal Railroad again before Judge
Wallace yesterday. The three weeks argument
ago tho OF the Banque Franco EgyDtcaRe
AGAINST John Crosby Brown Jesse segman ami ohr pro
motors Of the ROAD Argument begun yesterday the
companion suit Of Horny Louis Bischoisaeim against INC
same defendants Benjamin Bristow spoke In behalf Of
the plIInti6 and will continue TO argue TO day.
sheras Jury yesterday assessed the damages sust,Sei
by JOHN W. Jefers in the alienation OF os
affections OF his wife by Nicholas W. Peass
10000 the full amount claimed in Mr Jeerss suit IN ihe
Supreme His wife left him last August taking With
her their only child Mr. letters employed detective ant t
was aseertaned that living with Pease his vile
in Woodsde N The suit then begua and Judgment
was taken for plaintiff by default Pease class
leader in the Duane Methodist Episcopal Church.
where Mrs attended at the time the intimacy
Charles H. Patterson Norman Hubbard ]. and Hairy
Uufnagel composing the firm OF Patterson. Hub0ar ~.
Tired we'll Lew Spear aud Marx s He'll consitut ns the
firm OF Levi Spear Co. dealsrs in tobacco at M 10
Waterst assigned David II. Goodman. James II. AID
Nellie T. wall assigned to Mchae l. Wall, giving prees-
JTdge PitshLe OF the CITY Court yesterday denied ITO
ton order OF src,t in the case o, dwarJ
TO Luiow Jan at the suit Of Eugene Cumskcy Oh
claim Tor $3.50.