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The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
Miss Ticknor's Literary Work.

Miss Caroline Ticknor. daughter OF
the Boston publisher. appears to be the
most interesting of the rising literary
work in the east. Her work has dis
tinct individuality and is marked by
great delicacy, which an eAuberant
fancy serves to strengthen. The short
stories which have already come from
the pen OF this evidently gifted girl are
so promising in their originality and
brightness that the critics are beginning
to bcspeak great future for her. Hav-
ing given up all hope OF ever finding u
novelist among the American men OF
this time, it is sensible perhaps to turn
our expectant eyes in the direction o.
the women. So far Elizabeth Stoddart
comes nearer filing tho bill than any
body else we can think of.-Chicago
Nova
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
j. G. ToIson's Good Luck.

GadsIen tAla.) Times-Ncws, Jan. II.
Learning that j @. Tolson, OF the
firm OF Tolson Bros. shoe and cloth
ing dealers, OF this city. held lucky
ticket in the December drawing OF tho
Louisiana State Lottery, Times News
reporter called at his store last Mon
day to learn the facts. In reply to
our question Mr.. Tolson said: "Yes,
sir, held u lucky ticket in the Decem-
Der drawing. | have just returned
from New Orleans, where / went TO
get the money. received three bills,
two $1,000 and one $500, $4,000 in
actual cash." The reporter asked how
much he invested. Mr.. Tolson's re-
ply was, 81 spent $40 for ten one-for-
tieth tickets. One of the tickets No.
43,085 drew 100000, and my part
amounted TO $2,50O." He said he
would continue in business at the snme
stand whore they lead big drives in
shirts, clothing, etc. Mr.. Tolson is n
happy man over his luck. He cer-
tainly ought to feel very good on win
ming such big amount OF money
these hard times.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

All being satisfactorily arranged, tho
mayor said: II now desir briefly 10
pronounce you man and wife, aud
what have joined together as mayor
of New York it will bother plain citi
zen to put asunder. | cannot refrain
at this time from making few re-
marks which have thought up while
standing here. 1t is these: The duties
of a duke and those of duchess are
almost entirely different, as ! under
stand it. As Duke it will be your duty
to receive and account for all such
moneys as may come into your hands,
paying them out only on an order
from the worthy chief You will he
required TO do the chores or see that
they are done by others. see that sulIi-
cient coal is laid in during the month
of August, while il Is cheap, 10 keep
the castle hot til! spring; also to keep
the taxes on your dukedom paid up
aud not allow tha same to become de-
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BRINGING HOME THE PLUMBER.

And SO the whole matter has been in
auspicious from the start. The Duchess
found the basement of the castle alive
with rats. The seed corn in the spare
room had been almost entirely carried
off and q can of Strawberries, which
had been placed too near the furnace,
had "worked" and blown its brains
out all over roll Of stair carpet, the
potatoes in the donjon tower had most
1y all sprouted and a lackey had to
run lawn mower over them before
they could be cooked. Ants were in
the sugar barrel. Moths in the clothes
presses and Satan in the servants. All
the help had been eating in the ducal
dining room, as the casual observer
could at once discover. Not only that,
but the thinking mind Immediately
jumped to the conclusion that the SER
want who had done the carving was an
amateur and that the gravy did not
match the wall paper.
That is no way for an American
duchess to be welcomed in her own
When one buys a ducal coronet, she
does not wish to be welted over the
head with it. She does not care to be
greeted with GOODNESS in her own castle
or fail to find the key to the front door
under the door mat according to agree
ment, or find the draw-bridge tied up
and have to wade across the moat.
That is not all. Marlborough has
kept company ewith others who are
distasteful to his wife, those with whom
his name has been formerly associated
in disagreeable way in the days when
he was trying to combine the corre-
spondent and duke industries together.
1t is all sad. 1t is pitiful to see a
II mt hic hauf hnf II q
doubly sad to see him marry one of
our wealthiest and most desirable
American girls and, having taken her
home, proceed to desolate her life by
course of blooded cussedness which
would make talk and call forth ad-
verse criticism in Satan's addition to
Texas.
And SO cannot close this letter in
more appropriate way, it seems to me,
than to dash off little poem which ]
have thought up myself, and which is
supposed to be the wall of a soul or the
moan of duchess. 1t breathes
spirit of extreme sadsess and me!an-
choly which / think will touch each
heart. even though expressed in faulty
photography, syntax ard prosody, as l
am only Just beginning to write verse
and my muse, as one may say, has not
rs yet got her sea limbs on.
THE waI. OF A SHATTERED HEART.
CASTo FIRST.
oh. l have came far DER tho Sea,
But you've went away from me,
And wildly wildy smart.
Though know hadn't ort,
| As l think that have went so far away.
cANTo SECOND.
But oh. can't be gay
When Ihave went away
From all my friends and kindred, oh so deh
For see made huke
] When wed u naw-ty duke
And thatis why / make the statement here.
T I9x4 Awe
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"If q woman Is pretty,
To me tbs no matter,
BE she blonde or brunette,
So she lets me look ut her. ="

An unhealthy woman is rareiy, II ever,
beautiful. The peculiar diseases 10 which
so many of the sex are subject, are prolihc
caus. : of pale, sallnw fnccs, blotched with
unsivhtly pimplcs. dull lustrclcss eyes and
cmaciatHd forms. WoL1cu 10 AFFLICTED can
be permanently cured by sing ,r; Pierce =
F'uvorite Prescription, and Win tAo rrsto
ration of health comes that beatty which,
combined with good qualities Of had ana
heart, makes women angels of lovel- ncss
"F'avorite Prescription" is tho only M, ~
cine for women, sold by druggists, under n
positive guarantee from tho manufactur
ors, that it will give satisfaction In every
case, or money will be refunded. This
guarantee has been printed on the bottle
wrapper, and faithfully carried out for
many years.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
Hoyv's Your lHa,

. The old lady who replied, W. never
how ner liver was, God bless ms ousc y
heard there was such u thing in thet Scus
was noted for her amiabSlity. Promet Iye
when chained to rock, might as well Il
prctendtd d To be happy, rs the man whp
chained to diseased liver. For pom
Promctheus there was no ESCAPE, but oy
tho I.se of DR., Pierce Pleasant Purgat,go
Pellets, the disaErcciblc feelings, irritaOn
temper. constipation, indigestion, dizziness
and sick headache, which are caused by
diseased liver, promptly disappear
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

CAPT. SETH B. MCCLELLAN, of Port
land, Me-, dreamed n few nights ago
that his mothers house had been en-
tored by burglars, and the next morn
ing visited the place and went down
the cellar. His vision was realized by
a burglar, who knocked him senseless
with club.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
" London Balm"

A positive cure for Cntarrh, Hay Fever
and Cold in the head. Cleanscs the nnsal
sccrctiops. Heals the sores and protects
the mcmbranal linings of the head from
fresh colds. Easy and pleasant to use
Soothing, antiscptic, healing. Price 5Oc at
all druggists.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

not na y ring Of gold nor flowers for her hair
nor nor r pearls for her white neck; but , Saiva- aiNo
sion @ oil for her sore throat. She's sing
ing bird. cob
In all large communities persons are ,.a,z tax
ing an increased interest IN property aro
;,,snr;ng um their lives by using DR.. Bull
rnmrh Syrup, when they are first attacked
with n cough or cold.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
Denver. Colorado.

The ST. james hotel of Denver is highly
praised by all who have been Its patrons.
The location is most central, appointments
elegnnt, and the table exceptionally fine
The house is very popular with people
from this district.
The wealth OF tho Vanderbilt family is
now computed at s97I, 10000. The wealth
OF the Smith family has never been com.
puted. II 10 more or less
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

tho Editor:- Please inform your
To that have n positive remedy Tor
reader, ,1 ntion. BY its timely use thous-
CoasuH, as +. 'peless cases have been perman,
ands OF o. / shall be glad 10 send two
so soses sGfn Of my remedy PREF to any Ssv 3, ySH y%
readers who la We oas Sonsun,ai'pPo and P o, address
send = me shelr ~ r. SLoCUM, NJ. c., ISL
Pearl St, ". Y.
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6~1A ~
On the Road to Wealth

What are your prospects in life?'
her father sternly asked.
WELL" said the young man mod.
estly, II have invented new cough
medicine, which is all ready now to be
brought before the public"
The engagement was announced next
day.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
Nothing Like III

Every day swclls the volume Of proof
that as a specific forall Blood diseases. no,
thing equals DR. pierccs Golden Medical
Discovery Remember, this is an Old es'
tablishcd remedy with record! II has
been weighed in tie balance and found fHi,
filling every claIml II has been tested
many wears in thousands OF cases with
tlattcrinr success! For throat and Lung
troubles. Catarrh, Kidney diseasr, Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache and
all disorders arising from impoverished
blood. there is nothing Ike DIR. Pierce :
Golden Medical Discovery - world-ro'
nowncd and ever growing In favor.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

A slight cold, If neglected, often ta,,a attacks
.hn Inhos Browns Bronchial Troches
give sure and immediate reiief. Soid ou'y
In boxes. Price % cents.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

II is an old adage, 'To be forcwarned is q
be forearmcd.n So lot IL be in your case,
VINO read this, aud keep on hand ALLENis
LUNG BALsAM, which is sold by druggists
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

An "sccessory after the fact" William
Henry, is nothing more nor less than COM
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

Strange to say, the literary mau's society
js less to be desired when he Is amusing than
at uDy other time.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

When girl is bent on getting marr'ea
sbe stands up straighter than over.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
southern Excursions at Half Fare.

On January 18th, Goth, February 18th and
esth. 1850, the Monon Route will soil Land
Trim TO designated points in Alabama, Flor.
ida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and
Tennessee. Limit Of tickets GO days from
do,n Of stamp. Stop-overs can be arrapgsd.
For fa. full particulars, address L; =
siops. II. p. A., box 81 Minneapolis,
or ID. @. Mccormick, G. p. A., Adam
nress Building, Chicago
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

.sMa," said n little boy. when yon ge'
.ho cream whipped may lick the dishi"
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isnac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell IL.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

First trarnp-'1 say. "arc aarncyiously1@"Noi
bathp Second tramp Y
Is there one nssingF
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
cors,,mnt;on Surely Cured.

Working the growlerIMaking your yuaoninc mus
h, md hang out the clothes Oh i'Ae
,yns,hing day.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

II is easy TO love your ncighbor as your
self If your ncighbor happens to bo pretty
girl.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

Ia IL to keep "hdam's appio'' out OF Sign,
that the clcrgy wcar such close high collnrsi
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

Sarah Bernhardt punch is to be found q, q,
nearly all receptions these days. They caii
il that because il is so thin.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
Happy Homes.

These are found where fruits flourish and
the climate is favorable for health. Canon
City has the best nll-thc. yenr round eli
mate and the finest fruit lands In the
State. Fortunes arc found In apple
orchards or vineyards. For particulars
write TO the Fruitmcrc Co, Canon City,
A citizen bought himself book the other
day and wrote this on tho tiy.lcaf: ''Pre
sented to John Jones by himself as mark
of estcem.u
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

When Baby wns sick, we gave her Cnstoria,
When she WINS Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she cluny to Castofia,
When she had Children, she gave them Caatori,
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

"Was It the girls father who broke OF
| the engagcmcnt.n inquired Jenkins "No,n
replied the Tilted lover, sit WIS her little
h,nthar
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
Coal dealer-would you like chest

nut cOalT
Customer-Yes; but there is one
chestnut ] don't want, and that is your
joke of calling 900 pounds of coal and
the driver a ton of chestnut coal.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
If the Sufferers from Consumption

Scrofula and General Debility Will try
Scott's Emulation OF Cod Liver Oh, witt
Hypophosphites, they will find immcd!at.
Mot. Brentwood, Cal, writes: 81 have
used Scots Emulsion with great ndrnn
tagc in cases Of Phthisis, Scrofula ant
Wasting Diseases. II Is very palntablc.
Sold by dsuggists.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
Mr.. And MRS. MARLBOROUGH.
BILL NYE AND THE EMINENT BUT
IMMORTAL DUKE.
How the Much Advertised Englishman
Married-The Sad Awakening of the
American Duchess-Swapping .
Broken Heart for Ducal Cor.
onet-Sad Thoughts and
q Still Sadder Poem.

AM panied to re-
ceive later intel
Ii noe from
dear old Blen-
h e i'm W hi c h
leaves me n o
chance to doubt
h a t a cloud
about the size Of
a joint school
district has OBJ
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26
STATE OF ORC. CRY OF ToLEpo.

LUCAS COUNTY, s. S.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is
the senior partner of the firm OF II. J.
CHENEY & Co, doing business In the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catnrrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALi's CATAgRH CuHE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day of December, AID. 'SG
A w. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon tho blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system. Send for Testi-
mnninls free. +. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo.
n Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

Tobacco chewing husband after ascend.
ing the stairsl-"l'm all out OF breath"
Wife-.'Then kiss me plcasc.h
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

Tcachcr-"WillIc, what Is the capital Of
Cauadui" Willie--"rhc money taken there
nv United States fInancicrs aud boodlcrsm -
The Delta independent., 1889-02-26

WIN. u. Denver. soivi No. 4.
Mhsn writing 2 adysrtsera pleass ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
C.IPE ma \.
THE SEASON FORMALLY OPENED-vIsIT OF TIE
PRESIDENT.

3 Cane May \. j. Jun, 30 tspocoD.-Csp" Mays season
WAS inaucuratcd today by the opening OF Congress Hail.
ana the hons at that hotel and the Stockton tonight
MANY New. Workers have arrived. and they with III"
Phadephians Baltmor.ans and Wa5hingt"nlans ALREADY
make the ,sace lively Cape May Is proud because OF
the visit Of Mrs Harrison. Of the President and Of Nj
wanamaker. Since the arrival Of Mis- Harrison two
eot,ace and the Pest done her much good She
exprcssnd herself much p ased with the place Her
health has improved wonderful degree, and the two
baby McKces Benjamin Harrison and Mary Lodge are
growing fat, and have u better color than they had
when they came. Mrs. Harrison spends most OF her
time on the beach. riding In tn" afternoon between
haifpast and @, and remaining IN tn" cottage after
Dinner which always takes place at o'clock. She goes
shopping while riding. taking the babies with her
Her face IS familiar that she Is no more bothered
by people standing the street staring at her The
Presidents and General WanamaKers visit last
Saturday and Sunday distinct epoch IN the history OF
this They rode all the place under the care Of
General william J. Sewcll and little Ben aiways had
T. 20 along, the knee OF Grandpa Harrison
Eighty members OF the Pennsy lvans Editorial Assoc!a
ton haye been hire all the week their seventeenth
annual excursion accompanied by their wives and
daughters. They arrived TUESDAY aud left yesordav
On Tuesday and "Wednesday nights hops the
Stockton their honor, and Thursday evening they
held their banquet in the same hotel About 200
persons were present They visited Sea Isle City On
Thursday.
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4 Ptpr OrrryG FOE COLLEGE ,T.v.

4 SPECIAL train pulled ont Of IL" Irnn.N aniI Pail
road station I'm Jcr-"y Cty n Uclprh 0H Friday after
loon filed with a Jolly crowd al alumni. m'nib".S
4 the faculty and undergraduates Oi Tan Is college
Uart rd bound for Mount Grrtua. Penn, Whcr, they
VIII be tho guests Of Robert H. Coleman, president
of tho Cornwall and Lebanon RAllUmi, ~ July q.
some time ago Mr.. Coleman, who /, Trinity man.
rnt Invitations II all the graduates OF u" con -,
attend hi, reunion and received la"gr uuuIcr 4
Affirmative responses. number ~ furnished i"ul-
havc been cr-' icd the grounds and i'rr i hl.o
a large canvas pavilion ai a li'tn distance" from tho
camp with table, and chairs, Wlrr' u.r'iIug, can
be- held Each visitor will register HI name and
elias, I'm largo book which + To- J." presented I" Inc
c,li.ur A, a mcmCnto Of the rrun.u1. For tho CON
yeuiencc OF aNmni OF New-iOrk and New IN ;lanI
who NAV be unable 10 attend the reunion iUr mur
than one day, and whose business Cnrac"n"n', may
force them 70 travel at night, Mr. Coleman la, ar
ranged a. have a sI~rial Pullman sleeping ear at
ischcd 10 the train leaving Jersey city a II -
reaching Mount Grctna at r. m. aud leaving
Mount Grena for New York al m. This car
Will DO fom juno 20 TO July. o. inclusive,
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LONG BRANCH.
ALL THE COTTAGES ARE TAKEN.
LIST OF PROMINENT ARRIVALS All lhf ti0-

,,crr or PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE hoAED'
AND VILLAS.
,r r-,,cb Juur go C~peciar.-Thc season aiohS
thc upncr portion OF n" NowJerNey sea 'oaSt - w"
fairly omen Tho cottages are all l'h"u ""
hotels ar, flllrc mp IN a way WIZ" - "
pIoa,rng 10 the propr"tors.. Tho V",p'''' :"
,,ro ,cr,us season. never were better. Tacr' was
heavy rash OF proplc here TODAY ana 'n'N '>' I'.
the hotel, arr alive with music ana n''tn ans
,or, ,,tcn fine race, open at Monmouth fd'N '"0
track thor, viii be Il hig influx OF summer N.'"o'' ~
all the resort, between sandy ioOh anu '''
Uay A large uumicr of people are al-' oAp
Al tho opening Of the ocean Grov" camp Mc'""s ~,
,ociation's huge auditorium to-m"irO" anu INV
clsrs there on Independence Day -, IL,
IcIand's Occa, Hotel has opened with G"o'iE ','
Of guests after having been rcir'sc0cd ana r''"'r
Among tho>,. r. gi>crSl herr ar" tn" Hon Ma'',
han;y WiII.s'n Il. DclchaEiy and Mis- hI'uc io', 49,,
OF Albany; Charlie, r. Jones, Br. Thomas H. t"'-U,'
Mr. and Mrs Robert White, Kossuh MalN ana i",'''
rN. police Commissioner Mason and family oi Wv
York. Mr. and Mrs. James ". Queen, Dr SaU'""t -
DcLcy and Miss Mary DCkry. Of PlIlaiclpha, 'aP'S.
y Morton OF Nasal, Bahamas, ana H. l. i'''
>,n Diego cal Tie Hollywood cottages nav" 0.
rrntr, a, follows: No. 10 Mr.. tidTH' NO I" 'i''
WuIrou NO > to Ycr.Irc,Idrnt Thomson ol '"'
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad; No. TO NJ. thlIds No. "a 10
L,chtcn srn!!cr 40 l. to r. l.. "n"nheim"r. No At
10 \. woof 40 H. 10 j. L. Rice, No. 10 to August
Belmont and ". J. O'Brlcn, Of the southern Etpf"'9
,om!any.
Mr. and Mrs. $ NJ. Saunders, Mrs Alvarez ana
mother. and II. u. smith, OF New YORK. ana Nr' sUt
MR.. Irrhc, aud Mss lcrhc~, ot ia "''' ~ 90 "
at the Central Hotel
Mr. and Mr., Oliver p"ud Byron anl iany arr
at Castle byron" at Momwontn Beach. FOR Tie sea
SON Mrs Hattie Russell + Ti,i'lnS t1em
David VILE, OF the fra Of II. b. ClaNin CO., OF
Ncw-Y"rk, las leased one Of the "O'"eS '''|'s
on I|arl..aVr.
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people In the company good entertainment should h"
easily arranged Among those who 70 make s'ft on
July are Johl. +. Hoey. VIII s. Rising, DRby Bell rau
Arthur James F. and Carroll. r 4. Roberts Harry
Clark Charles Mitchell william OFT walter Collier W.
Nactarlape Eugene O'Rourke and w. J. Hudson Sol
Berner will the acting assisted BY George W.
June. The profits II s4y. Will h divided on the "com'
monwealthr plan.
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DOCESTIDER Ar HOME AGAIN.

Docksta1er viii TO- night l." one" NOR" h"arI at
the :hcatr" which bears his The company i u,"
which has been appearing at Pr"ct'fs TN"n'mrl
Theatre II includes Schoolcrlft Maxwell Ma on.
Garland Davis and JD-c \ programme f. an
nounced but the succeSsfu burlcsHuc. Stal the Aam
will DO retained as the airr.p ecc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

Tho deaths In the city lat week numbered COL
or lOi more than during the previous week. VI
the pcr,On, who died Jl2 were chilir'n under hN'
wears old, 22O OF whom were victims 90 d!a'rh'"a'
,roubIcS II was evident that Oh" Increased mpItalN
o, cou.c, hv the heat \ further decrease Of con.
t,cious diseases In the city was shown by the fort
nightly record in Dr. Cyrus EdNons Office at sanitary
IIcadnnariers.
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COLONEL N'cArLL lack IN TOWN

Colonel John 4. McCaull arrived here from Baltimore
yesterday afternoon. and Palmer during tn IL
part Of his comIanys matinee pert finance Of CIovrr
Although Colonel McCuu Is evidently not In good hca Nh.
his appearance, and conversation enctNsIly dis
prove certain about his mental condition that have
been recently circulated.
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BALLPLAYERS BY DAY, ACTORS BY NIGHT

A decidedly novel scheme for q outing II that
arranged for ball nneof tho Actors Athletic
Association generally known the IS AS The party
which will number about seventeen. will travel uu the
Hudson q specially chartered steamer. AM will play
challenge games OF ball with local mines. The trip
extended Saratoga and at.rwnrd along the SQUAD
Newport In the evenings minstrel and speciality per.
iosmances viii be ziyen and there many clever
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MlLoR nlMrns1rr MIST Ply HIS nArGMrEH

The General Terra Of u the superior Court ~ End
affirmed the judgment by default for tiono gwen
In favor Of Mrs. Odrc II. Sou'hwick, IN her Nnit
aCninst her father Major Andrew :. HamcrNlcv. Tho
Defendant who IS executor Of his wifcS estate. gave
his daughter a bond for the payment of "a 600 du"
her from the estate. The amount va, not paid In
due season and tho suit wa brought. III" defence
was that the bond void because Interest at the
rata of per cent had been cAHct0d and paid.
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rENpLExAy WILL SOON BE IN SING SING.


An oricr vacatlng the stay In the case Of Frank
empleman convicted in the Court Of General Sessions
Of attempting TO bride witness TO testify falsely
against Colonel Fellows and inspector Bynes.
signed by Justice Andrews, OF The supreme Court,
yesterday. Templeman Will be taken to Sing Sing
M morrow.