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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09
stabbed with a Ten Inch Knife.

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Oct 9.-Ike Slater
Harry Minnich and George Brossard got into
an alteration III barber shop on Wells
street. Slater left the place, but was fol-
lowed by the other two, and, as he. claims,
was assaulted and knocked down. During
the scufiie Slater drew knife and cut both
men severely. Minnich sustained a cut
across the abdomen ten inches long. He
is not expected to live.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09
Rev. DIR. Ball's Libel Suit.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. 9.-Argument on
the motion for commission to take the testi-
mony of President Cleveland in the libel suit
of Rev. Dr. Ball against The New York Eve
ming Post, which was set down for Monday,
has been postponed until Thursday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09
Shot by His Partner

MORRIS, Ills, Oct. 9.-Just after midnight
Tommy Reynolds was shot by Tim Kelly, his
business partner, in the left shoulder and
dangerously wounded. The men quarreled
over business affairs Kelly has not yet been
arrested
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09
FINANcIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New
stock Excl,anUa

Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.
New YORK, Oct S.--Money 3 per cent. Ex.
change quiet; posted rates, $islI1Ge4S0, actual
rates, SLSs0isil4 for sixty days, and 81 SSI60
1854 for demand. Governments steady; cur.
rency 6s, 121 bid; Is coup, 1s9 bid: as do 1851
bid.
The stock market opened firm and slightly
higher but soon declined on selling OF some Of
the leading stocks, especially Lake Shore AMI
Missouri Pacific. After II o'clock there was .
firmer tote, caused by buying by commission
houses. AT the close values were u to 4 per
cent. up from the lowest figures
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09
4 smallpox Quarantine Proposed.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 1.-TWO new cases OF
smallpox have been reported, and the local
health officer advises the quarantining of
Buffalo 50 far as Canada IS concerned.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09
The Weather.

Light rains, followed Tuesday by TAI
weather; stationary temperature; northerl,
winds
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09

The Nile Lower Than Ever Before.
CAIRO, Oct. 9.-The Nile has fallen thirty
inches IN 3 week. The water IS now lower
than ever known IN tbs country, even by
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-09
grxrslV's Gnis.
B. & 0, ran mn
SCHEDULE IN EFFRcr Drc. . 80.
THK MonRL FAST LINZ E,s-
DOUBLE Track JAxxry oor.
.lNK East Aypv~
-


. For ANNAPOLIS. 10. zoo A ~
500 y. m. NN"Nay' sW a
For Way Stations he,uroo. n.
Washington, $40, $50 and . ~. hsiunore M
6.M 6.S0 and 100 p. m, ON sn, -, EA "a
s.gS .; m, LBS, 300, 6S0 and II eaD y "a nj
Trains leave Washington foy psai.ml
60, go. 80, $50, p,50 a. m y s,,eamots Ia
Sun s,sns law; 40 ~ ss' IS, 9 s. 80, SS 81 Y
40 $50 SOS 6 As SIS Ii Sl n ~, ~ i'se = Ia
From Annapolis, $40 S.ss 10 6s
p. m sunday, at $40 a. m. and IA " 80 ~
Baggage called for and chect",aa,
and residences on orders left ~ Nv Nv, ~ Ac,sl
N. w, Cor. Calvert and Raltimo,s' S s.Ac, 0Aca
NO zSe > broadway, new No les ',w1i, Me- ~
~. street and camden Station. 'An
- W M nn C. 4 L0Rn
ten. Pass A..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29
A PECULIAR THEORY.

The Disposition Of Short Persons Discussed
, by = Pittsburgh Philosopher.
R"l have theory" said Pittsburgh bus
mess man to Dtspdtch reporter, (which is
not founded on any thing that ever read
or any thing that ever heard any body say
1t is entirely original with me, though II is
possible q good many people may have en-
tertained the idea before"
Produce your theory, please, and end
this terrible suspense"
This theory is concerning little men and
women. believe that people Of small
stature are far better natured than those OF
average sire. Did you ever see small man
who wasn't good natured and inclined to
take rosy view Of llfei And did YOU ever
know little woman who wasn't jolly and
full Of funi I've studied humanity good
deal and l never yet have encountered u
small person who was surly or misan'
thropic. Who are the pessimistsi Lank,
tall, raw-boned, dyspeptic individuals al
most invariably. Did you ever see man OF
nve feet six inches that was melancholy
No; and you are not likely 10, tell you the
world would be q mighty lonesome place
without the little grown.up people They
mSke more than half the fun there is IN this
vale OF tearA "a
"Little men are invariably good stor,
tellers. They sre hearty lsughers; they ART
quick 70 zee she humorous side OF any cues
ton, and they relish q joke, even il II Is q
their own expsase. They aiake the frmes
friends, and adhsre 10 those whom they llk'
through thlck and thin, They are seldom
qasrrelsome, and never conceited. They ar
often sensitive, but quick wi,ted peopl
= generally are, Altoscsher they are the bes
folks in The world 70 get along pleasant
with, whether 10 = business or social way
" Admitting that what you say Is correct
now do you account fr itl'
Don't account FOR u at all yet know
Is true, because my observation and erper
ence have taught me so.N
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29
MIsOELI
A4RShAA
GEO. S. S.
Attorney & Couns
Ohirei Lynch's
PIOCHE, NH
Applicationfor.
RIO THE EMMA NEVAl
No. sss.
UNITED STATES Lam.
tAR.E. N..ra.la

Eurekn, Ncyads,,
NOTICE ID HEREBY alvFN tn
IN CASTLES, whose post ofhc
Hike. Lincoln County, Nevada. /
hled her application for q patent
hundred ti500l linear feet OF the En-,
mine or vein bearing silver. vii
ground six hundred td0O) feet inN
ated In Pahranapat Lake Mining
County OF Lincoln, and state Of Ne,
designated by the field notes, and ON
on file In this office IN Lot No. a.,
acribed ~ follows, to wit
Beginning at post marked No. l u
Vey No. a.. whence post No. ui Lot
=. Survey No. a. bears y ~ deg \ 200 {,
the section corner vt the N II corner sect
Township 3. 8, X 90 L, NJ d, NJ. bears N
L tt9i feet. This post being at the origii
cation corner. Thence running LIST coui
II deg 600 feet to post marked No.2,
Survey No. +3 tho same being the originA
cation corner, Thence running aud cou
= 10 deg W &9l feet TO the Northern hound
Of said Survey No, ~ Lot A. whence post N,
of said Survey No, AZ Lot A, bears \ SO deg
40 feet. b3i q feet to the Western boundary
said survey No t2, Lot A. 1900 feet to po
marked No sU.S, Survey No, a., whence III
original location corner bears 70 deg "
feet. Thence running 3rd cpurte N Il deg "
600 feet to post marked No. 4 L. Il. Survey No.
~, whence the original location corner bears \
30 deg W. = feet. Thence Ith course NJ 70 dies
1900 feet TO post No. !, the place Of beein
ming.
80 much Of this survey M conflicts with y
3. Survey No. "a. Lot A, Blue Jay Lode. Is
hereby excluded. Said conflict ia described ~
follows: Beginning al post No of said bul
vey No. ~, Lot A. and running thence Isl
course N 80 deg u 40 feet Thence running and
course. 3 70 deg " ~ q feet. Thence runuin.
srd course, N deg W 7 feet TO the place of he
ginning.
Total area OF Survey aO.tGl acres. Ares IL
conflict with Survey No AZ, Lot A. 1,OH aoIes,
Remaining area 20-6bs acres.
Courses expressed from the true meriiiai
with magnetic variation Of 10 deg East.
The location OF this mine IA recorded In TIN
Records Of the County Recorder of Lincoll
County, State OF Nevada,
Any and all persons claiming adversely All
portion Of said Emma Nevada mine, OF surfac
ground. are required 10 Alo their advers
claims with the Register of the United State
Land ONCE At EurekA, in the state of Nevacs
during the sixty days period OF publicstio
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of tn
provisions of the Statute.
D, II. HALL. Register.
II Ia hereby ordered that the foregoing notic
| Of application fora patent, be publiahOd ic
| the period OF ten consecutive weekA. In th
! Piocnr RECORD, a newspaper published
| Pioche, Lincoln County, Nevada.
| Jly.2l-l0t. d. IL, HALL, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29
REDEMPTION FUND.
TREAsuRER'S oFFICE,|
pIncur nnceuIler Il lAAH

ITO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
Indebtedness OF Lincoln County, accrued
prior to the LIST Of April. A. ID. 1876.
Whereas, there is now the sum OF =! ,E7. 10
In the Redemption Fund. ! hereby
notify the holders of said indebtedness that
sealed proposals for the surrender of the same
will be received at my Office up to the 2Gtli day
Of December A. d. 1888. In accordance with un
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada.
approved March %th, A. d. 1875.
ALEX, vElTCH, Treasurer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29
Az ipssrss,s sllnansss.

Charity 10 . paradox 10 the coYeious
rsll . mlsss u bouniy 10 . friend or mercy
10 he poor, aad point him ou, bis duty,
With evidence - bright and piercing - ,hs
Asht, yel be- viii not understand u hr
,llts his eyes W eloss ~ his hands H.
10Th essss there b ~ lnoursbls binigsss
fspssd by y resolution not 70 see sA1' "
III lp,spis sod purIssss hr seo u.l na
,pss he syss . isf kss bkss ps.ss ~ ssls
y 10 MY ~, fs,,s
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29

tsr utii-Hssas, Lsttsr.Mssds.c csrd,
yssfhsss, ssa all btsds .f Isb fytns
bss, stshss tsssv ~ Plata -ppiv -
sbt Nsfs.t ONE
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29

II Ia hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application fora patent, be publishod for
the period Of ten consecutive weeks. In the
PiocnE RECORD. a newspaper published at
Pioohe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Jly.2l.l0t. d. IL, HALL, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29
DISSOLUTION.

NvoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Firm OF Cronsn. W0olley, Lnnd n Co.. NJ
Dorado Canyon. Lincoln County, Neyada, have
by mutual consent dissolved co-partnerBhip.
All debts owed by the said firm. and all moneys
due the said firm, will be paid and collected by
James Cronan.
CRoNAN, woOLLEY, LuND y co.
III Dorado Canyon, Nev., Aug. 81. IN
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-29
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER oF SALE ~.
ID sued out of thu Juatiee Court, Piochs
Township, In and for the County Of Lincoln,
STATE of Nevada. and 10 me directed and deliy.
cred, for . Judgment and decree rendered In
said Court. on the And day Of July, A D. 1855,
IN favor of John Rosdsr snd agslnst u. r..
Wells aud the Msyhowsr Mine aud Mining
Claim Tor the sum Of two bundnai aud thirty
nin. tBlO1 dolisfp, tt239 t3-i0Ol debt and lien
togstbsI with twenty seven 2S-llJ t27 .2b'iVOl
iollsrs, TAI cost, sud oil snaruiDf cGsu snd
interest, hsya levied on ths following prop
sftY, tu.yt
~. Ms,no Mine And Mining Claim tlin.
ste 10 the BRISTOL Mining Disiriri, " rsid
County u iipfOln sud state ~ NsgadH
Notice u hsfsby given that % TusHdss, the
nah day " s1ssmt4f, A, u, lsss, will ssli
vi " ssiI Mine sni Mnigg ulsin and the
shove dsseril,si prOI.riy, 81 the Court House
doqf lp fionba, lD aid County, - " e,eloeh
", ~ ssii DAY, ~ Pubic Auction i0f Cash ~
lsnd " The hlshasi sgd bssi bidder 70 ssiisiy
ssil order n ssla and I'll costs
sftrLl fD. TrhsfI, hLHfif
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

t1,tgsG a' cag,, among them the Leland
House. The Leland had U-riit, hut had
been stopped by the insurance companies.
TIE interview continues.
Tr- 1rr.st .a7rrra row usjn. Lima oil
a. sty. .s tie Union S.lI Works, o.. Chi
,.-s. 4 is one Of tine largest works Of the
k.lN ia BE vr-.d Tusy aTe n-irg 900
barrels 90 OIL day, where they Formerly
used i-u tons OF coal They have not eu-
ur.lF sh ulna.G Jhe uss of coal. hul NJ has
almost been implanted. In these works
&; -.g sirgs o., men les - do the work than
vltu coal This saving Of aupr Is 10 aT-
irg hauling asher, etc Hhs ltem %! ashes
Is .I.te important 90 such a large concern,
"a. they remove them oatsId- OF the city.
Mr. Sewers could not give any figures on
the rplatiya cost OF coal and oil "a fuel,
based on actual experience The Chicago
Steel Works and other large establishments,
I5om whom such figures wou,t be import
aUt. had refused 10 furnish them. The
Leland House had used Is barrels Ct oil a
Gty ut coat OF = ieS7 per day than coal.
Mr. Sewers said they had met with NOR
success m using oil I'm burning brick than
Boa any industry. lie Thought IA" saving
y.az greater ia this than in anything else
Ia which tests had been made He gave
IA, names OF the following Chicago firms
WHO arr huraiug brick with oil May,
Harrington IS Co, PurriugtOu-kendaII
Brick Company, W. d O~eu, IL. b. Leg
nav and the American Terra Gotta Com
p.uy The Pullman Palace Car Company
/. among the Chicago manufacturers who
have adopted the new fuel within the
past few weeks it has been used success
Iullv in burning lime. Many experiments
hal been made, only TO re'nIt IN failure,
until Dturker Brothers. of pgurker, Wis,
by home made burner OF their own
construction, have applied 1t successfully
to their kilnS They are not only ustug It
ma burning their lime, hut have also APP
Piled ID to e boiler and engine used in the
quarry.
The Ohio fields are at present producing
about -. nDu barrels Of OH q day, and the
amount OF oil m IRON tanks on the llrs, OF
me month WAS Ii. SDO, 900 barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
4 ST,E LITTLE STORY FOR
FARMERS.

tn. gFTrprsDr ytrv iutprastiDv LITTLE
Story Is rom the 'per'u u '''"' w. 10
S.pIu OF Prunsyl wanna, the laud oi high
protection Tuat Mr.. S,,Tl knew what
-. ,.lr-fr., ob,ut ,vhsn ne delivered
-r..
nus 'e'aNN''!' "''e SPe''" - "'~PI
proven by the Mct that no one has dared
q, r,,,trsj.,, hi4 facts "a stated by him.
r.,..-.,..I u...., b.lr.r, ~ b,,yls
tom ia' iuohoPo''7'S an" '"''' Ivy
t,Nts IN Congress, bHi, nevertheless not
one OF them has attempted 70 prove that
A. s...,.r, l,5 mn, sneak the truth. Until
...,,,s,,t.,
w Il P''''. ''.'' -.
arr false, the men VINO are ABUSING nun
and lu,auriy yelling that he did not write
I,-,.s.,. .r,s.rI. as ii That mstterrtr are
.l.....,,...
supply ""N'"- '''"'' W ,
Here Is Mr.. SrnTgS entertaining HitIe
story about the farmer and the Hrudd0ck
O. vi.
,.....
"s. us 'UpP'7' '..'' ' IN '''' -,
Ls. Us 'N'' S'l' '", -. ,,a ,Lo
N-''' o'"'' '"'%''' ~ 60,
t''n'! wanna '.,''O.',,' va ,,r... ~,
Ii'''uIE ANA 80 U'l'e7 ''"'u o''''.,r', ,''I
P."S my " large "u'I"T' VI nv >'.!,'I
u'"7 20 lI'7' ""' ~ 1''y' ~ I,,,5 IT;.
'''''e' WI" L.''.'''s,' ., -, r.,.
'"'",' '''.,I' a., -
"'.., anu -. ~ -. Nv. min. men.
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'"' ,.,'''y q" ,.'' '"'''' NM ''"' nee
docs '".'iI" wheat come nom mere
BE- DC gov" an" what "'" 1I '''"'7 "r'''-
r.'h'' It's ~'i'l'E Pi'',. 10 comes from
tue great frI'o"- Oh lne N"''hNe''' W.
@'""" upon I'D" '''a anu 't'ui' P''ile, OF
'4d r-,'''t "pn" '"'' '.'i can ne ''u
..,ul"'' 20, ''' ASKING 90 III u'"7' At '"S'
or rom = 10 fI' PER acre uP"" I'"" ~
INHlH@ %" hLhyAN '' MAKE crop an"
"Ici" 'Ee ~t4t" Il burned IN Tue h+iH7 ar
iH, ySir-, aWl cheapest way al getting iId
uilt The price IN the Chicago market
o. determined day hy day, o. there IA not
Conner IN wheat, by the price at Mark
Lane, London.
Var farmer at i'rlddCrF, after -rillngh's
wheat returns 20 hl4 home and itmlly.
Ilr Esd hought his farm w COST OF 3inp
grr t.rn ri..i. q pHvUsUt u cash upon n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

Republican turiH ui
49, I>.~t per cent
" ar tAritI. 81 it, high.
- $500 - b per cent
Present turiu. I~S. Ii.iG per cent
Proposed ~ the
N,Its hin &E.Ht per cent
TIL. question OF free trade - ub
snTiitrly irrelevant. Grover NlrNt,
ItHd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

AlHAr
~.sNroE VOORHEES, is tor Goy. GEh,,
OF ,-diaua, lot second place.
IlE Iad outlook Tor wjutsr wheat has
-hor up the ruce several po,uts. The
rD,I market rs Low ninety cents, an m.
crease OF i've CEN, within the week.
foe the bcnea. OF ,hs rorer,.als, the
National Democratic Couycutioa nccu's st
S. Louis June 9TH, and the Republican
Convention az Chicago. Juno I",h. uoe
o, the most dt-tiurui-hng characteristics
Oh. .a.o two boIle= o, that the nominee OF
On, -- Louis Convention will be- elected,
while ta, great American people will
r..r.t. tby Chicago lnau to stay "a, home
Ia5.rsou tamil ry.orm is making such
-urI., amou. ,hy ma~,,s is PLAIN. The
r.na.- aglg JEr Democrats give utttuuua
ra psiu facts. figures and every DAY Illus
,attous. they don't hear the republicans
d-rutr These plain and detailed state.
u,lt, they SIMPLY hear them 20 iuto gilt
t..su, rruera.ltrr- and abuse the Demo
,.lt+. without reason ur argument. Until
tu. Republicans OF the VA ID. ks.lD
stripe come down 90 plain talk and dls-
ura.. tine arguments of the Democrats by
.aau.rr facts and figures they cannot hope
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
E'OR SALE.

Property ON the EaHonal PIKE and meas rrpn.
a. Valley crave, ONO county. " Va u =
sui Stables h.'' .nnc gI"~iUu fruE ~
sell 70! Two Thousand I."iIsr-. which L. l,sr':
thG holdings C1Et.
JAMES !. HiNIFh.
LEI ~. -4v..F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
LOTS FOR SALE
SATURDAY. MAYIg. IsSS

r/ANFe ORCHARD WA- BEEN LAID ,.
II o. au HI ,.'.'g To- 'hn city ui Nh...u n.
lI- rhu.u' Iu', Mi bee .u.i a. h.i.. aT,tI,..
tine tourt Homo an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
Announcements.
For SHERIFF.
A. A. FRANZHEIM,

subject 10 the decision of the Democratic Con
vcutiuu. The assistance and suffrage "i The
uuh... o.. solicited myl@
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
SHERIFF.

hereby anuoun'e myself as candidate for
Sheriff Of Ohir ,ouuty subject to the decision OF
the pemOcrouc primaries or convention.
my5dteh JOHN RCREFCHT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

@E5ee.lo9 1}GN]&f>r
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-12
slanders That Won't Stick.

When the affidavits and statements of
Mr.. Thoebe, who is contesting Mr.. Carlisle's
right to a seat in the House, and his attor
ney, j. Hale Sypher, were made public the
MORNING News suggested that they would
be found to have a very slight foundation
of fact to rest upon. Until Mr.. Thocbe and
his attorney began to Insinuate that Mr..
Carlisle's friends had been guilty Of dis
honest practices Mr.. Carlisle paid very little
attention to them. He knew that the cleo
zion had been a fair one, and that he had
received a majority of the votes cast. He
was unconcerned, therefore, about what
Mr. Thoebe and his attorney might do. He
has become aware, however, that they pro
pose to attack his good name, and he will
make them understand that, quiet and
amiable as he always appears to be, he is a
fighter Of the bitter sort when he feels that
he is unjustly assailed.
He has announced that he will show that
the affidavits and rumors which Mr.. Thoebe
and his attorney spread before the Commit
tee on Elections are the work of periurers
and malicious enemies, and that there never
has been any reasonable ground for ques-
tioning the validity Of the election. Unless
Mr.. Thoebe and his attorney can show that
they had good grounds for thinking that
their slanderous charges were true, they
will be made to recognize some sort of re-
sponsibility for their conduct. There is no
doubt that Mr.. Carlisle will refute the SIAN
derous charges against him so completely
that even his bitterest political enemies will
join in condemning his slanderers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-12
INFATUATED WITH AN ACTOR.
Kyrle Below pursued by a Young
Woman VINO Demands q Marriage.

Kyrle Below pursued by Young
Woman VINO Demands Marriage.
BosToN, Jan. 10.-The Mrs. Brown-Potter
Company finished its Boston engagement to-
night, and when handsome Kyrle Bellew, Mrs.
Potter chief support, prepared for the road,
pretty New York girl, who has been staying at
the Parker House, prepared to follow him. 1t
is very singular case. The girl is evidently in
sane. She thinks that one night in a perform
ance during the New York engagement, Mr..
Bellew grossly insulted her by a peculiar ges-
ture. She has an idea that he meant marriage,
and she is determined that he must either
marry or apologize She wanted to engage pri-
vate detectives to investigate the case. and the
matter did come under the notice of the police.
The girl carried revolver, and it was feared
she might create scene in the theatre.
She was constantly watched and finally was
persuaded to promise TO return to her home in
New York. But there is a strong suspicion
that she will follow the company over the New
England circuit and to Philadelphia She is
pretty girl and only q years old. She had a
good deal Of money, and is believed TO belong
to a highly respectable family living close by
Hotel Windsor. in New York The fact is that
Mr.. Bellew never saw her in his life. The in
suit is purely imaginary. The young woman
has given an assumed name here, otherwise her
parents would have been notified Of her Sti auge
behavior She has attended the Globe Theatre
every night Bellew appeared there.