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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13
Worse than Il Brute.

For year or more a man name
VIM. Black and his wife had been
living in hut among the hills be-
tween Knob Lick and Mine La Motto,
and for some time girl named Willis
had been staying with them. A couple
of weeks ago, according TO letter re-
ceived by Squire Schwaner, of Liberty
township, Mrs. Black died. Black
would not allow any of the neigh bors
to help prepare the body for burial
and otherwise acted in a strange and
suspicious manner. Tue morning after
the burial Black and the Willis girl
left very suddenly, taking with them
a five or six weeks old babe of the de-
ceased woman, Leaving another child
about four years old with some neigh
bor. They were seen at Knob Lick,
but those who saw them say they did
not have the infant with them there.
Early last week the Prosecuting At
torney was notified of the facts con-
corning the death and burial of the
woman and the sudden leave-taking of
of Black and the Willis girl. An in
vestigatinn was determined upon, anil
last Thursday Coroner Bresler and
Deputy Sheriff Tucker. accompanied
hv DIR. Jos. l.. Horn, started for the
burial place of the woman. When
they arrived there Squire Schwaner,
with DIR. Rutledge, jury and witnt S.
es, was engaged in holding an inquest.
TIE body had been exhumrd, and "A
post norton examination was made
10y the two doctors. The post norton
revealed the fact that the woman had
died of pneumonia, and the testimony
of the witnesses tended TO show that
the disease was either brought on or
aggravated by exposure and ill-treat-
meut on the part of the husband. Al
though the woman had been confined
but few weeks before, it was devel-
oped t,y the testimony of the witnesses
that she was made t. sleep in an out
house or shed, aud that once she slept
out in the wagon bed, while Black and
the Willis girl occupied the hut.
The coroner's jury returned Il verdict
to the effect that the wo Ian died OF
pneumonia, caused by exposure and
illtreatment on the part of her hus
hand. No warrant, up to yesterday
had been placed in the hands of the
Sheriff for the arrest of Black, hut we
have been told that il is Squire Schwan'
er's intention TO issue one. If they are
:ound and haven't got the infant with
which they left, they may have to an
swer to a more serious charge than
brutal treatment of sick vile and
Understanding IanaeS.
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vacation, February ID, 1890.
Action to Set Aside Deed and in Fjectment.
W. +. Rockwell, plaintiff,
Nettie Lang Overton and Platt Oyprto,, b,r
husband, and Gus. Funk defendants.
NOW at this day comes the plaintiff ly at
tofhey before the undersigned Clerk 81 the
Clrcult Court OF Iron County in the State of
Missouri and files his petition and affidavit
setting forth among other things thatthe de-
iendants, Nettie Lang OvertOn and Platt
oVerton are nOn-residents of the State of Mis-
souri, and cannot be summoned in this action
| by the ordinary process of law.
IL Is, therefore, ordered by the clerk aforc-
sald IN vacation that publication be made not
| lying said defendants that an action has been
commenced against them with said other de-
PENDANT in the circuit court of Iron county,in
the Stale OF Missouri, the object and general
nature Of which is to set aside n deed from
Plat Overton and Nette Lang Overton to n
| ". Wadlow. dated May 25th, 1888, and record
ed III the office Of Recorder OF Deeds Of Iron
County, Mo-, conveying the following describ-
ed real estate, TO wit: The fractional lot seven
| "a lying east of the St Louis Iron Nonnt in
ana southern Railway in AnnaDolis Iron
county, Missouri; otherwise described as frac-
tlcnal block seven "a lying east of of said
railway IN said town, county and state as laid
down on the plat of said own recorded in tbe
Office OF the Recorder Of Deeds of said Conntv
OF Iron. State aforesaid, and deed IF r.,
". W adtoW TO Nettie Lang Overflow of same
date and duly recorded in said rec1rds ne
deeds conveying the same property as that II,
aforesaid deed of Platt Overton and Nettie
OVerton to said T. w. Wadiow to DECLARE the
same 10 be frsudulent and void, and to decree
that the title OF said real estate be vested in
uiainti1i, and also for the recovery of the nos
Gus Funk.
And unless said defendants be and appesr 81
the next term OF said court, to be holden for
SAID county OF Iron, and State of Missouri
at the courthouse In said county. on the
| fourth Monday in April next, GS9O and
on or pe1ore the sixth day thereof. If the
term shall so long continue; and if NOT then
before the end of the term and to plead said
pialhtlH's petition, the same will be taken
J a2alnSe then as confessed, and Judgment
rendered accordingly.
~ Is further ordered that a copy hereof be
| puohshed according to law in the ssIron
county kegister," a weekly newspaper nuh-
lished in said County of Iron State Of Missouri
| a true copy: jos UuFF rlorlr i
Attest with seal this 14th dav of Feh'v.
A d. 1890. JOS. HTEF l,Iarh -
| s.,o- Iron County Circuit Court, Mo
! 1eb21n4 j. b. Walker attorney for plaintiff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13

A Suspicious looking stranger once offered
to bet $4,000 on the result of Il horse race.
John Randolph who was present, asked:
"WhO will hold the stakes"
s'My friend, Jones'" replied the stranger
eyes," SAID Randolph, but who the devil
will hold your friend jones'"
So it is with the State treasury. Governor
Francis now holds the States money; but
who the devil holds Governor Francis:-
Pennington Democrat.
Our brother of the Democrat tries to
be facetious through the medium OF 3
very musty chestnut. But when the
Democratic administration of the State
of Mis- sour gets through with this af-
affair, he'll know VINO Will "hold" thu
peculating ex-Treasurer, at all events
there will be no Repu blican condoning
methods used in his case. Mark that,
and mark it well, brother.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13

The difftrs nee between the good old
met hods W en- Repub!icanism ruled in
Missouri and these Democratic days, is
well illustrated by the holland defalca-
ton and the steals that robbed the
people in the former era. BY holland 5
REGULATIONS, so well guarded are the
people Il at the Taxpayers do not lose
q cent, and the delinquent is soon 70
meet his just reward. In the days OF
'65-'6S, the treasury was Quilted. the
railroads stolen, and not dollar of the
stolen money ever returned to the peo-
pie; while the thieves. who operated
through slicker, but not less reprehen.
sible methods, escaped scot free. The
Demo cratic party cannot say its conf
dence has never been betrayed by mer
it has honored and trusted, but it never
puts II Known thief in place of honor
or trust.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13

The "Crusading ladies" o: Lathrop,
Mo-, came to grief, as they deserved To.
When they broke into the rum dives
by force, the women in question pu;
themselves on the same legal plane a
that occupied by the unlicensed whish-
ey-sellers, and as fully deserved to be
All honor to the prosecting attorney of
Clinton county, who did only his duty
but did it manfally in unfolding the
law
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SHOP - STOP -
RECEIPTS,
$1j14 IS

Sl514 IS Sl514 rs
EXHIBIT.
To city warrants remaining
unpaid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S9i %
BY cash on hand........... $500 IS
To balance on hand, after
payIng all debt>........... 4.2 33
500 IS S566 IS
Cash on hand. above Indebtedness. S412 33
L, WIN. G.. FAIRCHILD, Clerk of the CITY of
lrontOn, Iron County, Missouri, hereby GER
fifty that the above and foregoing is correct
statement of the financial condition of the
City of Ironton for the time therein set forth.
Witness my hand and seal of said
rSp,1 City at office in Irnntnn,
I'H'Nl Mo-, this 10th day of March,
1890.
M. G.. FAIRCHILD, Clerk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13

To the editor ef the NehOdiSt Rec
ord: Get some printer who knows
how to print, to print your paper. TIE
improvement will be decided and per-
crptiblr.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13

Prosecuting Attorney Alternately of
St. Francois county is "a daisy" ac-
cordiHg to the local papers. If half
that is charged against him is true. Le
is more deserving the correction Of the
law than fit to administer it to Others.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13

Week before last, the Pntosi school
house was burned TO the ground, in
yulving a loss of about $1,000. The fire
was caused by defective fue. Partly
insured.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoYias
City Election!
NOTICE
Of EIe:ti0n Of City officers for tie CITY OF
IRONToN, in Iron County, No.

WHEREAS, The Mayor and Council of the
City of lronton, at the regular session, held
on the 10th day of March. 1S90, have appoint
ed the under jgned aS judges of the City
Election, at the next general election: and
WHEREAS, The Charter of said City pro-
vdc> that the Judges IF Election thus APP
pointed shall give notice of the Election; we,
therefore, hereby give notice, that City
Election will be held ut the City Council
Chambers, on
Tuesday, April 1St, 1900,
to elect the following officers:
One Mayor to serve two years;
One City Attorney to serve two years;
One Marshal TO serve two years, and
Three City Counci,men to serve four years
each. JOHN BLEMEL,
X. f. PURKISS,
WIN. II. REESE,
Judges of T. ectiOn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13
nd ZWART.
Att orney at Law.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Tr.Ontnn NTisSnrrsi

Pays prompt attention to collections, TAX
ing dispositions, paying taxes in all counties
in Southeast Missouri; to settlement of es-
tate and partnership accounts, business at
the Land Office, purchase and sale of mineral
lands, and all law business entrusted to his
care. Examination of land titles and con-
yeyancing a specially.
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Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron county, Mo. in
vacation, February ID, 1890.
Action to Set Aside Deed and in Fiectment.
w. L. Rockwell, plaintiff,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

CITY OF IRON % N,
H'On COultt.. no.
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CREDIT.

BY Warrants Cancelled .....$I00. 20
BY Warrants uupaid-nOt
presented for cancellation, 81 80
S1In1 n SIlNo
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SHOP -

Debit.
Warrants unpaid March l, 1889. S33 80
Warrants issued during year........ l06S s.
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For the Year Ending Murch lst, 1890.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-13

In the Circuit Court of Iron County
Mo-. October Term. 1889 - Friday
Nov ember LIST. A. ID. 1899.
G. l.. Collins. Belle Collins and Lee Col,
IinS Plaintiffs
The evening world., 1890-04-19

VALUE sc. OOO-A large stock of Al masque-
rade cost mes, swords. 4c., to best cash offer.
Address u. b. Sennahoj, 20 WeSt.41th st.. Bay
onne City, N. j.
The evening world., 1890-04-19

she was 30 very happy.
And the next day the gay eountry-house
coterie broke up, all the guests going their
several Ways, and owning. one TO another,
- that they had had 4 delightful time. " me
the next chapter in their book OF fashionable
dissipation commenced-While Ruth Murray
went home TO . houss with : shop. where =
plate bore the words. Miss Mackenzie,
DressmAker."
The bright January sunshine vas turning
the cTusted snOW 10 diamonds. aud making
Miss AEekenzie's shabby carpet look half =
dozen degrees shAbbier than ever, The
clock had just struck II, and Ruth Murray
in q blue dslAine dFeSs aud ; trim linen col
lar. Eas lacking together the breadths Of :
-gold-eoioTed glaes silk. with her rosy mouth
full OF pins. Mas AaeksnEie stood WAtchins
her, with = skirt lining depending from her
bOny arm.
Ruth" said the old maid. dtbioasly.
- dont understand you 81 all"
"Doh't you. Hetty. Well. that's not q
ali strange, fer half ths dQs | d0R't under
The evening world., 1890-04-19
ALBANpS FAREWELL:

Mime. Albani made her last appearance OF
the season at the Metropolitan Opera House
last night in Tho Huguenots." and there
was a large audience to greet her. She was
in excellent voice, and sang the role of VAL
entine very chsrmingly. Her dramatic
powers we're also called forth by this part.
Nine. Fabbri was a very convincing Urbano.
Sig. Ravelli was q little hoarse at tho begin
ming OF the evening. but this defect was not
noticeable afterwards, and his RAorl de
Nangis was an effective piece OF work. Mile.
Pettigiani was the Marguerite. and Del
Puente the De Neyers.
The evening world., 1890-04-19

What Of that I'm not rich. by any
means; but | am fully capable Of working for
both OF us; aud as for being obscure. why,
Welltry and see II We cannot make ourselves
= name In the world, Ruth"
But you are not obscure, Charles. The
TreVors stand high in the circles Of fashion.
/ know that. humble little dressmAker
though / am"
what thsn9'
why. the world will say that you have
made = HtsSsdHf iHca."
And shat care / for the worlds verdict.
aS long IS am happy in our loysf Little
Ruth. what sort OF = m%sresnATy renegade do
yOu take me foTf ! love yOu-IDd I'm going
to marry you" There was = glitter susPi-
eiouHly like tears on the long syelashsa, -
Ruth felt Charles TreEors loving glance rest
ing on her face. md the little hand stole
softly into into his With An unoousciOuSly
conhdinE movement
Charley. . said Rutb. in : soft. stined
voice. I'm try 10 Be- = good uife 70 youi"
And thsn-Oh, strange, iBseTuiabie hear
Of W0nARl-Ruth Murray sTisd, just bssaus
The evening world., 1890-04-19

JACKET do believe that Won love me-but
I'm afraid that your sentiments will
undergo an alteration when you know that
that
THAT WhHtf'
~ ought to have told you before. /" fall
tered Ruth. colorirR wildly aud seeming 10
shrink away from the ruddY shine OF the
ire; "only-
t"Told ne what. d~arling?'
That am only a d. eSSmaksT."
''You a dressmGksrI And visiting at
Wsrdlsy Placer"
Kate Wardley aud / we're school CON-
~pAnions ChArlsy-And she is very kind-LDd
she promised to sell nobody. lest people
should be cold TO ne !"
"stop . minute. Ruth. " said Mr. Trevor.
80 didn't ask the question because the fact
made one Wits difference In cur relations
towards \ another; oDly l Was taken =
little b. surprise, aa Il we're. A dTsAEmaksF,
are yOu Well. Ruth. l shouldn't care II
yOa WeTs : erOssinE-sEssper ] love YOU
Gnd that's enough for me r
Bat ChIFisy. Lam poor aaa Sbs0uEsF
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stand myself.

stand myself"
mo; bnt-Ruth, this arrangement seems
to ne so unfAtisfactory-so unsuitable -
Don't my work give satisfaction ?"
~ never had an apprentice learn half so
quickly. Those white little fingers Of yours
seem gifted by mAgie!'
Thank your said Ruth, bowling de-
murely. The yellow sIlk, plea'G. Didn't
you tell me that Miss Trevor Was coming
here at ! 10 try on her dress p
80 she said-And there Is the carriage
dashing up 10 the door. las a hue thing to
b rich Are you sure the dress is ready,
Ruth 2"
quite"
PERHAPS Ruth Murray's cheek vas tribe
ptDksr than usuL Is Miss Trevor rusIled
lofilY into the ROOM bus Otherwise there
Sss no shade OF difference in her manner oT
demeanor.
I'm afraid I'm : little behind time be-
gan the impsriOua Young lady, thTOsing on
aeT costly sTmine cape; but Why,
nth Murray, this surely q Be you'll"
"hhL Aiss fEsysE."
The evening world., 1890-04-19
INCUBATION IS HEALTH.
what children OF the Future Will
Have TO Contend With.

what children OF the Future Will
Have TO Contend With.
II Is q dreadful point about microbes
that the only way to avoid having them in
a virulent form is 10 have them in nm
artificial or attenuated form, says the
Hospital.
The children Of the future will not ruu
through the present cenut OF infan'ilr
disease, but they will probably he sub
jected 10 incubation with various mi
crohes every few months.
First they will he vhccinated for small
pox when they have recovered from TINT
they will be taken 60 q Pnsteur institute to
have n mild form of rabies.
Next they will be given n dose of the
commit bncilli to prevent cholera, mud so
on through all the ever-growing series OF
disease microbes.
Oh. In, kless child Of the future! you
will never he i'll and mover be we'll your
health will he awfully monotonous; you
will never know The WEAKNESS OF the hrst
night of mo"slcs, when II was so nice to
lie in mothers lap and feel her cool hand
on your forehead. you will never know
the Joys Of convnleRcence. whom oranges
were numerous and every one WAS II
to you because you were not we'll; and
your end will be to die of debility.
How glad we are that we live In the
present. with all Eta urs and downs Of
health to lend variety TO life and death.
The evening world., 1890-04-19

Maria Trevor stared.
"Oh. you've come To have a dress fitted
Miss Mackenzie ma such success -
mo-" SAID Ruth, quietly; am Miss
Mackenzie's assistant
"A dressmakor - almost shTieked Miss
Trevor.
Yes: a d~ressmakeT."
Maria drew herself up haughtily.
THIS is very stranse. she said. frigidly;
''nay. it is quite u~naceountab!e. thought
you Sere = visitor at Wardiey Place"
~ Eas."
AND did Kate WArdley know -
who | wasf Perfectly"
Maria tossed her head.
"UpUn-my-Sord this Sss really too
grAtuItous an insult n her other guests !
hAtc Wlfdley shall knJW my opinion Of her
conduct =
RuIh had grown pale aud then red; but
the next moment q score Of laughing
dimples broke ont around her mouth.
"ItWas dreadful to admit dTessmsksr into
the circle Of Ter aTistOeratie fTlsnds-and il
Was unbeaTd-oi audGeiy IN the dEsssmAkeT
The evening world., 1890-04-19
A Necessity of Health.

IL 10 prime necessity OF health that the action Of
the towels should bs kept regular. But the way to
overcome . temporary ht of constipation. or to
remedy chronic eostivsasss. Is not to dsluEs the
stomach aud dreneh the bowels with puTEatiyss OF
violent aud painful action. The happy medium b.
tween an imperative and violent oAihsrtis 10 Hoe
letters stomach Bittsr'. which acts Just su1hoiontly
on the bowels 10 re'AT then. uithoat pain. and
which being = wholesome tonic. aS veil As Apsdsnt.
has the Offso; Of strengthening both them aud ths
stomach. and promoting the wall being OF the whole
internal soOnomy. This removal Of bils from the
blood, increased activity OF the liver, usually dor
mant in Gases Of eostiVsasss. and sound digestion
follows the uss Of this bsnshesnt medicine. a.
thorough and genial In its effects Asit Is safe and
pure In comp sltion, rheumatism. fever aud AHue.
The evening world., 1890-04-19
The Brooklvn Theatres.

Another attraction, LOCALS, new. will be
brought forward at the Grand Opera Home
sn5i9 9Se ~ ~. F snUs Fn NIKE, the o a. sP nsS;
tomime and fairy spectacle. NJ. b. Lesyitt
is the manager q the organizatlon. which
!. provided With some OF The cIeTsr.fs
Cleveland. Hilda Thomas, lay, Lonise
Allen. the Dore Brother, aud Felix Harvey
are people well enough known TO REQUIRE no
are very largely n feature.
THE Bernhard Of the American staRe,"
a. Fanny Davenport has BECOME " he
known. will present at Col. Sims Park
Tosca." Floria Tosca is undoubtedly Miss
she viii be supported By Melbourne Mo
general oaee .lsnoe. Miss pavenporss gowns,
which taxed the ingenuity OF the Paris mil
liners. are marvels and will be a treat to the
ladies.
who, recently played a prolonged and Re.
Park Theatre, New York. IN McKenna's
Filtration" will be at H. The Amphion Dur,
the slightest apology for a plot. and there's
fun In II. fast, funoua and infections, aided
and Allotted by Q. score OF pretty girls, who
will introduce all the latest song nuccesses.
The. character Of lord Chumley., in the
comedy OF the same name, in which {. H..
Sothern will appear ut the Lee Avenue
Academy next week. IL said to I've no like
that OF q relative of his that in studying the
part he put into IL every eccentricity and
oddity OF his relatives character. and while
this character. with its drawl and peculiar
languor OF speech. and action. was
drawn from life. yet has Mr.. Sothern been
accused many times Of presenting n part
unnatural and awn in the extreme.
The Highest Bidder " will be seen at the
Wednesday matinee and Saturday night.
Avery clever impcrsonatnr of boys parts
H. Minnie Oscar Gray, h wall. bring two
OF her most successful melodramas 70
Jacobs Brooklyn Theatre during the week
TO come. The first half Of the week will be
devoted to THE Old Oaken Bucket. " to be
followed by Saved from the Storm, an
old drama rewritten and generally strength
ened. A couple OF intelligent and we'll
trained dogs will add realism to the produc-
ton.
Neiman, q ventriloquist Of no mean order.
will be at Zipp's Casino during the coming
week., The bill also includes the names OF
J. j. Thefrou,. whose songs and dances have
leen well received before by Casino patrons;
Mamie Russell in popular ballads. Twilight
Quartet, Fred Russell and Minnie Schult
Manager George GouRe will have a benefit
81 the Criterion Theatre Saturday, May az
Marie Hubert Frohman has volunteered her
services with. her company, when Ale will
present for the first time in Brooklyn her
triple bill, king Rene's, Daughter"
Snow Bound" and False Charms"
Amateur events will be the order during the
coming week at the Criterion.
The evening world., 1890-04-19

to venture within the charmed limits. VIII
You allow me to try on your dress, Mis-
Trevor"
Maria stood hAughtily silent in the middle
OF the room. while Ruth, mounted on .
stool, to bring her nearer to Miss TTeVors
height. put in pins here And there. and laid
little iolis, and Lastsi refractory seamS
''She is pretty - thought Maria. As the
sunlight glanced athWart Rnthis golden
hair. andshowei the exqnisitely hne texture
OF her roseleaf skin. NO p~saTlDOSder
there IwonderIf there Was any truth IN
the report that Charles faReied her The
idea Of our brother hirtiug with ; dresA-
mAker-for OF course IL vas nothing more
than a Irritation y
Aud Miss Maria uneonseiouSly Ease hsrsaf
such a Jerk that two pins fsW hall aerosa ~
room. and Ruth srehsd her eyebrows
Dear me. Misss Trevor, l shall asEsr
get your dress htted II yOn doEt stAnd
Home 2 said Maria Trevor. imperstiEsb.
20 the eoachmAn, Is abe folded "a 9AI
Afghan over her silken skirt,
I10 " C0Hciaaed A0isaasl
The evening world., 1890-04-19
A TEST OF LOVE.
HOaU Ruth Murray Proved that We0tth
rs Not the only Charm.

They we're sitting in the library Of the
fine old country house. with . bright hrs
blazing. Charles Trevor mas tall and
dark and handsome. with WaVy black
hair, and frank features. while Ruth
Murray was very small and very plump,
very long, brown eysiashss, aud hps
red aud ripe Gs s~trAWbeFrtes, M hair
like golden satsr stirred into fantastic ZIP
pies By summer evening HindA onIS thai
she was wonderfully pretty and ooqnsttish
WithAL. a. mnst pretty girls aTs Aps 20 b.
Isn't that enOughf
Charley" she said. thou9htfully. play
Ing With one Of he spaTkh1E butt0as 81 hsT
The evening world., 1890-04-19

nIAMoND EARRINGS pswped Tor SEQ gold
part trade OF ofera. Morris. 10 World Once.
The evening world., 1890-04-19

NOW FOR IT 81 have McAllister stereopticon.
N two large music boxes, one meehanioai sing
inr bird in ,axo, one A-power engine with boiler,
4 centre-board sharpe, Nth leg OF mutton eail
md all belongings; three old victims, one light din
class piano, Columbia Safety. cash or offers. Ad-
dress Choice, 10 Ryerson st. , Brooklyn.