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TROUBLE MADE HER INSANE.
Eliza Maloney Adjudged to be Mentally
Unsound-Old Soldiers Befriended Her.

In frame shauty not far from soldiers home
there lived for many months an old woman
named Eliza Maloney. For number Of years
she lived in that neighborhood in better
quarters with her hrst husband whose name
was Cunningham.
She has grown daughter and after Gun.
bingham died the two women lived together.
They were very poor, but they had friends
among the old soldiers who would not see
them suffer, A charitable lady who owns con-
siderable property near the Soldiers Home
gave them the use Of small lot
of her ground and on it the old soldiers built
for the two women shanty to shelter them.
Maioney,. one of the veterans who helped
them, fell in love with the widow and they
were married. They lived happily together
until she was again made widow. Her
Gently showed unmistakable signs of insanity.
She barred her door to all visitors, Her
daughter was taken sick but the mother would
not send for doctor or any medicine. Through
the efforts Of the police the young woman
was taken from the house to a hospital.
II was deemed necessary by the police 70 take
some action. The doors and Window Of
the house were tightly fastened. The
lone occupant Of the little shanty would not
come out to see any one; not even for food.
She refused even to recognise the old soldiers,
Three timer q day they visited the shanty
and left her meals on the doorstep. She would
wait for them TO leave and then she would omen
the door and draw in the food.
This state OF affairs continued some Time and
the police finally determined 10 take her from
A writ De lunatico inquirendo was issued and
Saturday afternoon . marshaTs Jury heard the
testimony OF witnesses and adiudeed Eliza
Maloney to be insane.
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DIED.

BEIFILs; At Green Iill, Nd, on sunday, septern-
TuneEsl win take place from the residence Of her
West on TUESDAY. sepssbe9
At 80 ? Friends and relatives rsspsctfuy
o,cioek Pm, in this city, NELSON BOND, ssed
funerai from Lbenessr ME- church on Tuesday,
September II: lssa AZ o'clock pm: FRIENDS .nd
by Rev W. II. Draper. ''A' '0NUa''s'
SooK krf e SM SRiyy ssgss%ss. ls 1859. q.
ssEsh pG 9San ,,ss sixteen year. ana sssen
stree, northwess at O'Clock Tuesdsy. frisnS.
sd PAWS A. Bssyns Nc ysspssmsss IS 1854 :.
ys Tss 81 tr 1,s age :, IN.
attend the funeral bis late residence AZ II o'eiocS
m. lnterment a Oak Bill about O'Clock D. m.
copyl
5 ss HT ssi Il Br Sc
eightieth year Of his age.
sf b on fssh ASS %
Funeral from the woman's Christian association
home Thirteenth street northwest Monday looeicek
on s e HsEI
sgsd fourteen months.
Little Jennie vas our darling,
Pride Of all our hearts ~ home.
Ell t u a jennie, cane s and Ynslspered
HIN PARxrnI
on F sSs r% be, $500
,FOsTER. On September IA. 1889. HANNAH A.
Funeral services from her late residence l7le K
street, Tuesday. September IL, at pm
LANE On Sunday, September Is, 1889 at lop.
BIO ssenae. JOIN T nAsE ~ 4
land. Me, aged seventy-one years and four months
Burial at Portland Portland papers please copyl
McCAULEY. In West Chester. on September IL
1859, st the residence of his son. L. q. McCsuiey,
John ncCAULkf, lately Of Washington, d. O.. In tie
eighty-sixth year Of his are
n0NAHAN on SUNDAY september rs. 1889. -
Of this city.
funeral from her late residence 10 Myrtle street Tues
day morning ~ e:So Requiem MAG ct 81 Aloysius
st 10 o'clock
PARKS. september IS, 1850. ct 10 SIS pm, JOHN
ANNA C.. the beloved wife OF VIM g. Psrks and sldest
daughter Of the late Thomas T. and Julia Jacoha -
Her funeral win take place from her lsse rs~ad.po>
81 street southeest "Wednesday sftsrnooa q 2 sd
vttsd 10 attend. ps
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Three Divorce Cases .

In the Equity Court Judge Cox today msd.
. decree Of divorce in the case OF VIM. G. Coz
against Elizabeth r. Cox. The bin. aled yulv
10. 1855, by d. A. 0rosvenor, stated that thew
were married November 20. 1877. moved here
in 1881, and he charged defendant with dsser-
ton July II, 1883, and with adultery.
Judge Cox also granted q decree 20 Grace M.
Smith, divorcing her from George NJ. smith.
The bill, filed by y. I. Browning. states that
complainant's maiden name wvs Robey; that
they were married in October, 1881, and lived
together till January, 1856, when he deserted
her.
In the case Of Charles Russell against Marie
Russell for divorce the defendant. by Messrs.
birney Birney, today fled her answer. She
states that she resides at 707 9Th street south
west and denies that he ever endeavored 10
make her home pleasant and happy and de-
MES that she ever exhibited q savage and un-
governable temper. She charges that he has
endeavored to annoy, harass, provoke, and
inlure her. She denies the charges of violence,
cruelty, DC, and states they are a repetition Of
the charges In the bill fled Ia January, 1883
on which he called IS witnesses. but failed 20
prove the charges and the case was dismissed.
She states that she does not believe now that
be Is mentally sound nor that he has been 90
since August, 1857. when he struck her with
skillet She sets out the amounts paid monthly
Tor her support from nothing 20 S7.4s, and
states that he has nailed up the doors Of some
Of the rooms.
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ADJUTANT GENERAL LEMLY.
An Effort will BE Made 10 Keep Him on
Duty With the District Militia.

Secretary Proctor will return from Vermont
tomorrow or "Wednesday. II 10 generally e.
psctsd ~ the War department that one Of the
arst things he viii pay his attention 70 Win b
the designation Of an adjutant general FOR The
District militia. He cannot Issue the order
without The signature Of The President, but he
can pave the way for IN appointment There
viii be an effort made 10 induce the Secretary
70 revoke the order relieving Lieut. Lsmly and
rsassign him permanently st the post he 90
cupied 10 satisfactorily for q few weeks
WHAT axN. oRpwAY Sara
''of course" said Gen. ordway today 70 .
SrAh reporter, II am anxious that Lieut.
Lemly should return, for found him Q most
snhciens ofnesr and great help 10 me. His
detail, which il seems some have understood 70
be a. a sort OF probation, was, think, fully in
tended by the Secretary as merely temporary
In order to give me an officer with whom we
could 90 into camp: I had hoped, Of course,
that the most excellent services OF ths lieuten-
ant would induce the Secretary to make his de-
tail permanent, but II he cannot zee his way
clear 70 such course ! must pin my faith on
gettingas good man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
THE CABLE ROAD.
The Work OF Transforming the Seventh
Street Line Begun Today.

The work Of laying the cable ON the 7th-
street road was begun this morning, q
force OF about one hundred men
being put to work digging up
the street. The road bed has already been DUG
up from the corner Of 9TH and streets for
about 200 yards. The men will work
in several divisions, one tearing up,
one digging the trenches and Q third
laying the irons. Over $50 men will be en-
ployed in the three gangs and the work will be
pushed forward rapidly. The street will be
kept open and well cleaned
The superintendent viii try 10 arrange things
30 that 20 much track as possible can be com.
pletely covered over at nights, so to leave the
street az much unobstruoted az circumstances
will permit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
MARRIED..

MI1LER-GRAY At siasconset Mass septernh h..
II; 1859 by the Rev. Or. Littei, HENRY Hal,
GRAY Of Washington. DC
ITowNshNp-HEss- On Tuesday, september 10.
SIND Of Constantne. Mich, TO Miss CAROLINE
HESS OF Washington. DC.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY On Monday septemher
10. 1889. ut Trinity p L. church, by the Rev hos
=. Addison, I'D. Mr.. EDWARD WILLIAMS OF Pliis-
delphia, Pa. formerly Of this city, 20 Miss wTIHEL,
NINA FLORENCE eldest daughter Of Charles al
Langley, ESQ.,, Of this city No cards.
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An ENGLISH SYNDICATE.
Looking for Business Investments ia
Washington.

The representative Of large English syndi-
cate Y in the city and 10 negotiating for the
purchase Of business establishments. The plan
" to buy out several Of the larger establish
ments In some leading business and then con-
duct them under ono management II is said
70 % . matter Of indifference 70 these capital
isss what they buy - long ~ there 10 money 20
Be made In IL They will buy brewery. or q
grocery store, or dry goods store. providing
.ney can secure several business establish
ments in the same line Their aveot go.
that they will not buy a single store. Il Is not
known whether the syndicate will be able 40
make any Investments here or not. Their
representative 10 talking with business men
with the view OF sscertaining whether agree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
Second Story Burglars.

There have been several burglaries commit
ted recently by the use OF ladder which en-
ables the burglars TO enter the second story
windows OF houses. Sometime Saturday nisht
burglars visited the house OF Mr.. George T.
Bassett, No. lis 9TH street northeast. Miss
Bassett saw light at the window during the
night and thinking some one in the
house had left the gas burning
she called TO her mother. As she did so the
light disappeared. Yesterday morning the
ladder was found in the yard Of Joseph Hevser,
who lives in the adjoining house. -Four back
gates in row had been broken open. The
burglars did not secure ANYTHING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

There d great deal Of uncertainty late This
afternoon about Mr.. Warmers decision a. 10
the pension enthusiastically. One report a.
serss that he win accept; that in doing 90 he
need not break Oh his partnership with the
law firm at Kansas City, and that some of his
friends ars pointing out to him that through
the pension once may lay the road 70 the vice
presidency nsxt time.
Another report says that he went 10 Dssr
Park 70 decline The position, that he was led
TO do this BY the unexpected development Of
new business complications that would require
HE personal attention.
The fact il that there II great deal Of mys-
terry maintained in connection with the matter.
Mr.. Deane, his law partner, was here Satur-
day evening TO confer with him, and isft again
for Missouri that night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

Il. b. Toxsrs & Son
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
Bleaehed Table Linen, 26c.
k,sssshss shsssins y ysrd. vide. soss
Canton Flannel, &c. Extre Heavy Do, loc.
Heavy Red Twilled Flannel all WOOL zoe. and 25c
Bed Ticking, SC. Festher-proof Do, 15c.
White Flannel al WOOL. from l5c. mp. Extrs Good,
25c.
celieo. fAst eolors and beautiful styles. Sc
White Bod spreads. extra large, 75c
Bed Comforts from zoe. mp.
White Blankets, good and heavy, 81. so.
Surah Silk. in black and colors, Doc.
LARGE line Silk Plush. IN all shades, 371<c
Black Dress SILK. 75c.. 81, sl.25.
HenriettA Cashmsres. In Black and Colors, yard
wide. PC.
FLANNEL suiting. all wool. 81 inches wide Csc
Plaid aud Stripe Flannel Suiting, beautiful styles
Soc
Ls-re line Of Corsess. An extra good one for 3ec.
Children's Vests from Sc. mp.
We have one Of the best Gents Understands ever Of
fered in this market for SOC. jyl3-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
THE UNIVERSITY SCHEME.
1t Is Likely to Homelessly Divide the
Home Rulers.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-The liberal newspapers
in general are continuing to treat the sugges-
ton Of q Catholic university, thrown out by
Chief Secretary Balfour at the closing of the
parliamentary session, in the most cautious
manner possible. II Baifour had laid subtle
plans to disrupt the home rulers, IS many be-
lieve was his motive in introducing the subject
in parliament he could not have chosen more
effective frebrand with which to destroy
his enemies. II the government persist
in the plan of introducing the bill, a.
they undoubtedly will at the next session, IL IL
likely 10 divide the homers into three hope
iessly antagonistic parties. The Irish members
who follow Mr.. Parnell will make
terms practically with the government that
will vote with their quondam enemies for the
bill. Mr.. Parnell's ready acceptance of the
suggestion betokens this, il it does not show
actual collision with the government
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Cooler Weather Predicted.

The weather map has at last resumed its
normal condition, with q rather dubious. look
spread over the eastern part OF the country
The western low has slid 10 the north
with high following il, but neither win prob
ably have any influence in this vicinity.
The cyclone which was noted in satur-
days STAR has entered the eastern gulf from
the West Indies. Maximum velocities are re-
ported around the gulf of from 26 TO 81 miles
an hour. The morning prediction was for
light rain today, followed by cooler, clearing
weather."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

John Prinsls, referee IN the 0audsur-
Tssmsr boat race, decided Saturday aftsrnooa
that Fridays rscs vas draw, and ordered the
men 70 row over again today on he Weeds
BAN course in the Ohio river. 0A>daar,s
basksr positively refused - sgrss 10 shis ana
The two men we're then condueesd n "a CO.,
OF the hnal Shareholder wh1eo o. noney a
each IVES returned q him,
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Investigating Indian Territory Affairs.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-A dispatch from Guth-
rie, 1. T., says: Congressman Springer Of ILL.,
nois, Baker of New York, Allen OF Mississippi,
Peters and Perkins of Kansas and Warner of
Missouri, with John O'Day Of the Frisco road,
arrived last zig in the latters special car. The
gentlemen are on q tour Of investigation of
affairs in the Indian Territory, the object
being to discover by actual observation what
the needs of the settlers are and also 10 ascer-
tain what Legislation they desire at the hands
Of Congress. The streets are filled with flags
and bunting. A procession will take place TO-
day, to be followed by reception and ball In
the evening. The visitors viii leave tomorrow
moring for Oklahoma City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

m. John W. Eans. millionaire Of Portland,
Me-, died last night - No. $40 Massachusetts
avenue from ehronie BastritiA Deceased wa
formerly Of The Portland arm Of Tyler,
Rice D %. hnd wss interested In The tsls.
graph business With Thomas I. xohsrs
telegraph. He vss ssvsnty-ons ysars e -
end hid Nc Immediate family. Hs property =
vallsd - his brothefs and sistoes snd thetr ekfl
dren His rsmains vses ssnt 70 his lats home
= esetlaad tsdnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

Washington Is ~ have shortly, a the twenty
fourth trienniL conclave Of the Grand en-.
sampment Of the Knights Tsmplar of ths
Unitsd States, = chance to show what che cau
do with . great asssmblage Of guests from tn
four corners Of the country. ''Thsre viii b
10000 knights in line" said that eminent New
York knight. 81. W. Hroekaway, yesterday
land the prooession past the Capitol win BE-, Q
most striking ever sssa on the continent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
Georgetown Assault Gases.

young man named Harry Poors was
charged with assaulting John Sebastian's
family ~ their home on ssth street
Saturday night Mr.. Sebastian had an
ugly cut on his forehead, his wife had bruise
on her face and his daughter claimed that her
Aicted the injuries With stones because NJ.
Sebastian accused him Of having used some
ungentiemanly language in his wife's presencs,
The defense called number Of Witnesses 70
show that poore Was assaulted FIRST and that he
acted IN self defense. The charges we're dis
missed.
Daniel Cole, colored, was sentenced 70 nix
months in jan BY Judge Mills this afternoon
for assaulting Dsnnis Cady in 0sorgstown
Saturday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
Why They Object.

From the New York World.
Naturally the citizens Of Warrington, D. c.,
are indignant over the announcement that the
President intends 70 let Tanner down by APP
pointing him recorder Of deeds for the Dis
trict A. this once u worth az. 900 aysar, and
a. ell the fees are contributed by citizens Of
the District, the Washingtonisns naturally ~
sumo that the recorder should be selected
right on the spot They resent the carpet
Dagger idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

George Eshn was tried in che Police Court
this afternoon for threatening 10 cut his wifs's
throat. Mrs. Zahn told tho Judge that hsr
husband gets drunk every Saturday night and
on Sundays she has to make him
whisky toddies all day or he Will
assault her with the dishes. He denied tho
threats put the evidence Of his daughter cor
that tAkingithe defendants personal bonds last
October had . restraining effect for o long
time, and he would again take his personal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
THE WONDERFUL cAR1ssAp spRrNes

At the Ninth International Medical Coneress Dr. A.
l. Toboldt Of the University of Pennsylvania read
psper stating that out of thirty treated with the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad Sprude Salt for
chronic constipation, hypochondra disease Of the v
or and Kidneys. jsundice. sdiposs diabetes, dropsv
fron valvulsr heart disease. dyspepaia catarrhal In
fAmmaton Of the stomach. ulcer Of the stomach or
bpleeu, children With mArasnus 1out. fheumatis Of
NE stnts gravel ETC., twenty entirely cured
6reemuch improved and one not treated long enough
Avsesss time Of treatment four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprpdel salt powder forn) II an ex-
eellent Apsrfenf Larute and Dfurefc II etears the
ecmp,szton purttes the Blood. II n essily soluble
pleasant To take and in action The genuine
product b the Carlsbad sprinss exported in round
toon, and mas the sirnsturs "EfsNER q MENDLE-
SON co.. cole agents. Barely street New Isrk,
One Dollar Or. Toboldts lectures mailed free upon
application. Aal-m.wSf
MANY fURMs OF NERVOUS DEBILITY IN MEN
MI yield 20 The use Of Carriers Little Liver Pills VAL
esbls for Nervous weakness Night sweata Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
The Golden Plume,s Candidacy.

DIR. VIM. Wheeler Hubbeil has given 10 the
Agricultural department specimens OF the
golden plume Of Virginia, the flower which the
White Cross university OF science has adopted
as its candidate for the place Of national flower.
The specimens were gathered in Appomattox
county. Va, where the flower grows along
the branches in moist places The golden
plume resembles the golden rod except that il
blooms in . tuft or plume at the end instead of
Towering along the stem,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
Freight Handlers on . Strife.

BUFFALO, NY, Sept i6.--Ons hundred and
atty freight handlers employed I'm the New
York Central freight house on Ohio street are
on . strike today because the company viii
not pay extra for work ON Sunday. The men
have been getting u. - per day and demand .
day and halls pay for sunday work. Freight
Agent Clark says he VIII pay OF The strikers
and hire new men. No serious trouble u an
tsctputsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
Arms Hun V1aon

Renders the hair soft plant and glossy. pro-
notes fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
eases Of the scalp. Mary A Jackson. Salem,
Msss. writes: Il have used Ayers Hair visor
for number Of years and IL has always gwen
me sstisfaction. It il IN excellent dressing.
prevents ths hsir from turning fray. insures
Ia vigorous growth. and keeps ne scalp white
and cleAn--
Several months ago my hair commenced
falling out and in . few weeks was almost
bald. thought . bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
81 afssr using only part Of Il. my head vas
cevsrsd With heavy growth Of h~r.-Thomas
xuadsy. Sharon Grows. ny.
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by Dr. ,. O. Aver & Co.. Lowell.
Mass Sold By Drugvisss and Psrfumers A23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
International Cigar Makers Union.

New YonK, Sept l6.-Annual convention Of
the Cigar makers international union assembled
from all parts Of the United States and
Canada being present. The morning ad-
journment was taken after a brief session
until pm, after the appointment Of the fol-
lowing committee on credentials: Charles
Stier, jacksonville, Fla; H. c. Becker, Kings
ton, N. T.; e. E. Greenwalt, Lancaster, Pa; J.
F. Suchanek, South Bend, Ind, and James
Delaney Of Hamilton, Ont The committee is
now in session. Important matters will be
considered in the convention, which will last
more than . week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
THE COURTS.


EQUITY CoURT-Jud9e Coz.
Today-Wells agt Wharton; pro confesso.
Porter agt Porter; commission to get testi-
mony in Michigan ordered. Keyser agt Phil
lip; reinvestment of title to real estate ordered
Ferguson agt Mehring; restraining order
granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
Fears for q Mail Boats Safety.

NsRroLK, Va, Sept. l6.--The Roanoke Island
mail boat due at Elisabeth City, n, O., last Mon
day had not arrived Saturday night, and IL 10
feared that she was capsized in Aihermarie
sound during the gale and lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

Posrpoxrxxxr o. OPENING
Jrffus tAxssuneTs
MAMMOTH CARPET. FURNITURE AND upHoI-
sTERY HOUSE
7th st. md sell everything from 10 TO rs per cent
less than cost
Now ere Your opportunities.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS REDUCED oNE-HALF.
FURNITURE REDUCED oNE-HALF.
CARPETS REDUCED oNE.oUARTER.
Do you need acarpet, so you can select one of
old patterns of Body Brussels. bes. quality. .. 9oc.
Per yard
Do you need Tapestry Carpet
Do yeu need wilton Carpet
Do you need Smyrna Rugs,
Do you need Art Squares.
II 20 save on every purchase enough to buy some
tAins else ye may need.
Next Week. commencing
SEPTEMBER 10,
LOWER THAN EVER
NOTHING TO BE TAKEN INTO THE NEW
HOUSE.
Old Store viii be Open for Business until
JANUARY /. 1890.
- IL Is the only remedy have to get rid Of the
IMMENSE STOCK
sathsrsd there, We viii positively not takes
DOLLARS WORTH OF OLD GOODS
INTO THE NEW QUARTERS
We have too many Bargains to enumsrate them.
Now We have Losses-no Fronts.
Get the bensnt Of our Reductions Save considers
Bile By buying Of
JULIUS LANsBURaR
sells 31s 7,h IT. NV
WHEN THE HEAD FEELS DULL AND HEAVY,
stomach refuses food Carters Little Liver Plls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the Sig
nal ONCE today: Sam, IL; 2p.m-, IS; maxi
mum, IS: minimum. rs.
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FRANK PINE DYING.
The Smoothest Confidence Man In the
Business.

CHICAGO, Sept 16.-A dispatch from Denver,
Col, says: Frank Pine, who il known all over
Europe and the United States as one Of the
smoothsst confidence men In the business, IL at
the Windsor hotel In this city at
the point of death. He has been reduced to q
mere skeleton by An enlargement Of the spleen,
which binders the action Of the heart and will
cause death in short time.
Frank Pine is o Frenchman and Is noted for
his gentlemanly appearance and manners.
One of his most notorious transactions was the
sale, about Ave years ago, OF q mine in the
Leadville district which was worth praoti-
cally nothing to London spectators for $35, 900
or e40,0 900. The losers sent over to prosecute
Pine for the swindle, but it was found that ex-
tradition papers could not be obtained on the
only charge that could be brought, obtaining
money under false pretences."
Pine has lately made Philadelphia his head
quarters, and before he was taken sick was TO
be seen daily about the Girard house. He is
now reasonably wealthy.