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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
miscellaneous.

~ ENrLEMEN wishing 70 dispose OF their
VI leit~on ciething az fair value VIII
o. 6th-ave
OLD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, books,
" Old sJyer. Cd cicckery, cut glass, Old
enerovin9s, oil brass. ola aims. bought ioT
cash, Address FOSDlCK, BOX IS, Tfib-
ITMBRELLAS, parasols and canes made
u to order recovered ard repaired. at
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Ciip Real gstaic 90 fet

nRIVATE HOCSE.-One block from L
i station, near Park, furnished, 70 rent fOr
one year az low price desirable location.
ALLEN g. CO., 1903 Broadway.
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Ciip Real gsiatc for Sale.


EOR SALE OR KENT-Fine stable lot
l. 70 by 100 feet. Apply lo1 East O3l-st
I INVESTORS NOT SPECULAI OPS "A
i nrstclass, downtown, east SIDE 9venu
single store and 3.hat property; built 1879
IN best possible manner with all in.
pIovementS and ia p nect cOnd ton present
tenants occupants Tor yeats; piice $4,000 /;
will net 81 per cent IS 500 cash, or %
rortCago can Teigain. Cali or address OwOet
HIRSCHFELDER, owner, 5J9 Broadway.
QI@ 0OO3STORY and basement. 17.ft.
= f,UUU cabinet trimmed decorated
house; oith.st neat ONCE; others ali
prices. STEVENS, 9th.ave., cor 9Sd-st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
nFSIRABLE INVESTMENT. -S.story
~ apartment-house best location In Brook.
IN an rented might exchange equity over
Gl26 .0O0 a. IA. Apply 02 Broadway
Room I'll.
HOUSE FOR SALE II BR00KLYN.-
II A 3.story and basement. bFick.nhed
house, In excellent condition throughout,
on VeTnon-avc.. between Nostand and
Marcy ayes two minutes walk from cle-
waited railroad station % minutes from house
70 n Y. CITY Hall BY cars and Bridge !:
IL rooms modern and special improve.
ments price, $4,000; SO 600 can remain on
mortgage; permit 70 examine the promises
can be had OF GEORGE HEIBERCsrR. 74s
Mvrtle-ave.. near Nostrand-ave. elevated
railroad station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, PAGES

aeutely BY the American relner as regards crude nH
ductlOn here, the figures maintained AZ MN NJ,
and tho accumulation Of stocks has been SOhts Sns
year. While there Sensational Dtln ntNs 49,
week tho drl kept busly moving everyWheie, soo
alung the supply and increasing the chances OF
INK districts. The pipeline returns IN jung
that the month will end with another addition TO- the
above ground approaching 300 900 barrels W4h ~
product Of the OHIO helus " tisV
considerably In II the consumption, pol,nB W
stotks larger than the amount ~ Aiay, A-,n
Trio PornsyiN ania pipeline runs 20 far IN juno hiss
aVefaig 10 Gs3 barrels day. against daily aN1ge o.
inrOO taftls IN june. 1890: Cos n lsS1 UiFO III
1855 and C95g barrels N June ISL dse a a hySsss
D. s $50 75s in sso oGS in 1888 nan and I1oi
Is charters 70 the loth) ineasye we're as ioows
Total bbls..... ls-9$oi llGsa2a ioass2 'Ta aSs
The Buckeye Pipe Limo ,rcpofs as iollows ~ .,,,.
Runs DellNcries In Iulls-
rOtol barrels Gs0S3i 52t9l2 loS g Sl9
The cfnde oil markets las. week were even drer han
ard suggested little encsoce AT he stock EXchsnge
sharply to 05S cents subsequent rally taxing Pfices TO
ca cents. Options went OIL more gradually but aftor
curly sales as 0O cents the market ended ~ ota cents
II any DC credited 10 the close II was Que oT
hcoviness.
Thc range Of prices and tho total dealings in National
Transit cerncNts az the Stock Exchange and the Con-
sodated stock ana Petroleum Exchange Tor the last two
weeks were "a fcUOws:
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unrk Danteo.

~J~.J~>J~~~s---y-N.r-Nr->Nf>>' 'N>''-''
Females.
DUBLfC SCHOOL TEACHER. lady.
/ dcshes light employment for q home
during the summer months. Address
= X. S., Yonkers. ". Y.
StTENOGRAFHER and TYPEWKITE,.h.-
- Position desired BY lazy In oihc' :
Nddfcss B.. 63s Madison.st.. Brooklyn.
S,TEN0GKAPH FRS SUPPLIED
- 70 Business Mon
without chatgc % either party. ,o,,
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS Y BENEDICT'
81 Hfoadway. NeN.Y0i
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miscellaneous

DETECTIVE observation-disclosures
procured; lawsuits ilanafci shadow
Ing missing persona lost Or slYi,h prop
CRY; private information stilctly con-
1dentia,; advice free. Oincc Sl5 West
41th-st.
FULL CASH VALUE paid tor any stock
v Of meTchandisc % who.c-tl. o. real
stores. IL COns, ) We9stef-st. and III
Last lItlf-st.
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&nrsfa aflo Warrlaaes


L. LANORAI l. CO.,
l. 372, ga, $40 Broome-st.,
and BSssdway, 5lst:st; and NAYS
SPRING AND SUMNER CARk1AuGS
OF the best class.
Victorias, Wteehesyes,
T~o Wheelers. Curtain R0ckaways,
Mali pha6tOns, TX. LOB CSDrioie"''
Landaulettes. Dos-S-Do
OnD Dusos, lDao " SeOHS'
Taune Rnckaways Ladies' Pnaetons,
$40, phaenns. Buekboards,
W. W. Village Carts.
i suSans Run2bOuts,
fsnc| Tr,ans Derby Phaetons.
noctors, WAGONS Surreye,
i1ocSots, Rs~neL3us. Childfen's Traps,
Tsnsy RuckboardS, Saxon Ph9etOas,
SECONDHAND
Waeons. Phsetons, BucEbosrds, RocEs-
WAYS, Surreys, Fancy Traps, Nletofiss'
Isndsuiettes. wagonettcs, Carts. p s
Dos, Village csr StNhSps SisI6; ost tors;
PhaetonF, Ia. Top CahriOlets, hohsOVu'9'
canopy Victoria phaetons.
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Ccuntrp Real estate for Sale


A GESCY FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"A TOT sale or 70 let, furnlsheo OF uhiur,
lkhe1; land by the acre OF i0t. ~ BIS
8 TAYLOR, s BeeSman-st., N. 4.
r OR sALE.-Horse, 3 rooms, and bath.
room furnace in cellar; barn, afSslsn
wen ana cistern lot l25NlO0 plenty O Iflll
ana shfubbgy 3 n.inutes ron depot I;
hsdlthy location. Address Box 22S' Huth'
FOR SALE Or RENT-Furnished resi-.
i delee q H. A. V. Post. Main.st;.
Babylon. Apply 70 sNEDECOR & NOR.
TON. o. FIsnEL REID. BABYLON. L.: J..
II UDSON RIVER, Wesnhestr County
~ and Connecticut real estate. Il. ,.
MILLS, Jr., II East 42d-st.
Only $500 necessary % Duy one Of tho
" largest. best ard best located Queen
Anne cottages az Bensonhurst II rooms,
oil improvements furnace; 200 feet from
electric road rent pays the required pay.
oppoftunlty 70 own an elegant residence
J. X. sCHOON0VFR, ! PCS 3G.sve.. be-
tween 5sd and oath sts.. brooklyn
STOck FARM Of $500 acres we'll In
- proved; will Day 10 per cent upon In
Vestnent extremely hSalthful climate cX.
chances fonsid r,d. II. NJ MCDONALD,
Ownef. $50 Brc~iwoy.
60 sOn WILL BUY house % rooms (.
go, oUb all imuroyemonts on arc .
clOse ~ depot haf cash; cost $1,000.
A--- M CORNELL. Clifton. staten Islshd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14
Identified the Body

Boston, July II Among those who via.
tied the undertaker's room yesterday and
viewed the body OF the suicide who register.
ed as Mrs J. Clifford ofChsrleston 8. O., at
the Victoria Hotel, was we'll dressed lady
who refused to give her name, but who iden
tilted the body go that Of the girl who was
on the Fall River boat coming from New
York about two weeks ago. The girl wss
accompanied by q young man and they &C.
cupied stse-room. The lady saw the two
at the depot when the passengers arrived In
Boston and saw the man put the girl In q
hack which was driven off without him.
Her parting words to him were, William
for Gods sake, don't desert me here. You
have taken nee away from my home and !
will never 20 back again."
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VIRGINIA EEWs.

The cass of Thornton Hams for the killing
OF Edward flanagan is set for trial to-mor
row at Hampton.
Col. Robert Beverley delivered an address
before the Farmers Alliance OF Stafford
county at the Court-house yesterday.
The store and flling-house Of the Balti.
more United OIL Company in Manchester, q
short distance from tia end of Mayo's
bridge, was, with ils contents, destroyed by
FIRE Sunday sfternoon.
Pickett Nelson, aged tweuty-three yearP,
Ia nine feet high and weighs 4S7 pounds.
Charles Acors, aged twenty-five years. IL
tbres feet high and weighs 45 pounds. They
arc both natives of Tappabapnock, ESSEX
county.
1t is said that canvass of the senatorial
district lately represented ny Mr.. ]. ]. Nc
Douad shows that Mr. J. E Mason, ofKirg
George, is The choices of large majority Of
the people OF that section as the Successor CT
Mr. Mcdonald.
DR.. WaitleT. sell-known physician oi
Campbell county, committed suicide last
Friday by shooting h:msslf through the
head. o. late ne has heen suffering from
mental abefIatiaG eG.i MSS notloDe s!nce ('is-
charged from sbe Western Lunatic Asylum.
He was at one tlma prominent eurgeon in
the English army.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 14.-The Emperor OF Ger
many reached Leith this morning. BE
was received by the Mayor and number
OF other officials, and was loudly cheered
by the large crowd which had assembled
The Emperor shortly afterward embarked
on bis yacht, the Hotenzollern, and passed
out to sea bound for Norway. A warship
Iu the harbor fred royal salute as the i'm
perisl yacht passed ont.
The grand jury at Carnarvon has found
true bill against B. O. Duncan, OF Washing
ton, D. O., who is accused OF murderously
assaultlng his wife at Bettws y-Coed, North
Wales by beating her over the head with a
stone, In May iast. The trial began In the
afternoon when the prisoner pleaded not
guilty. After considerable testimony had
been furnished for and against the prisoner,
be was acquitted on the ground Of insanity.
MADRID July 1.-THE Bank of Spain
has negotiated loan of $4,000, 600 with
the Bar que de Paris and the Rothschllds.
The Bank OF Spain gives the treasury bonds
az guarantees for the repayment OF the
money borrowed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14

REV. THOMAS DIXON of New York, the
preacher who made his pulpit stumping
stand for opposing ths regular democratic
ticket in HE city last fall in his sermon last
Sunday, said Henry Ward Bsecher was
ihe greatest preacher this country had ever
produced, and that the Christian ministry
and the Christian world of America owe
more to Beecher than to any man who has
liqed since the days OF the great reformers
of the middle ages" No wonder mission
sry service Ia more needed in this couOtsy
than Ia Dark est Africa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

Great preparations ore being made in s..
Petersburg and Cronstadt 10 extend warm
welcome to the visiting French squadron.
A fire In the West Stanley coliery, near
Durham, England. yesterday, did $500, 600
damage, aud 500 miners are thrown out OF
work.
The Russian newspapers are Dissatisfied
over the German Emperor's visit to Ene-
land The principal papers protest against
the English occupation of Egypt.
The municipal elections at Metz Sunday,
resulted 10 the choice OF S council, composed
of nine Germans and twenty three Protest
ants, against German domination in AlsRce
Lorraine. The result has created sensa-
tlon In Berlin.
s lunaiic, Who had just been released
from q French asylum, fred pistol ut Pres
ident Csrnot while be was riding through
the new Avenue de la Rapubliqne in Paris
Yesterday. President Csrnot was undoubt-
eddy alarmed at wbst spnenTsd to bs di
rect attempt upon his liio, Int he wss m.
hurt end soon reasned his entire presence
OF Mid. The mar was arresttd
Emperor William luached With Lord
Salisbury yesterday. and. after bidding the
Premier and other Euglsh statesmen fare
we'll. returned 10 Windsor and bsde his
royal grandmother, Queen Victoria, good
bye. Tue Emperor dioed 10 the evening at
the houee Of Lady Dudley with select
uumber OF the aristocratic circle. Emperor
William started for Scotland last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14

BABY TQssED INTO A CEERK.-A girl baby
three weeks old, was tossed into Crum
Creek, at Eddystone, Ps., Sunday night by
woman, and recovered frem the bottom OF
the creek by Harry Donovan, OF Chester, and
ct midnight it wss Growing In the arms Of
Mrs. John II ,ckiog, OF Eddystone. The
boy was In bathing, ard, seeing the woman
throw bundle 10 the creek, he picked it
mp and carried it to the railroad station.
There Donovan recosn zad young girl es
the guilty person and she WAS arrested and
locked up.
The girl gave her name asMary Hill. of Philadel-
phis. When seen in her cell she would only say
that the child cid not belong to her. tall and
styishly dressed youEg woman WAS seen at the
Eddystone Station at the time the child was
thrown in tho crock, but she mysterionsly isap-
peared, although all the tr. ins ordered 10 be
searched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14
a JERSEY Tragedy.

JERSEY CITY, N J.. July IA -Wm. Bren.
nan and his wife Lizzie were shot at thelr
home en- jersey City Heights about one
o'clock this morning by policeman Ryereon
Brennan was killed outright. His wife was
shot In the al d ,men, and although she was
able to walk TO the hospital, enc was mort
ally hurt, and can live but few hours.
Ryerson claims that he had to use Ills pistol
to save his own life. Brennan, who was q
driver by occupation and was notorious for
his fighting prospensitiea, was under ball to
answer two charges of strocious assaults.
Ryerson served the warrant and thus incur
red Btennan's Ire. This mornings tragedy
was the bloody outcome Of q murderous as
ssult upon he policeman. Mrs. Brennan
also took part 10 the assault upon RyersoD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14

How COMMUNISTS WE'RE TREATED.-Twenty
years ago, when the uprising OF tho communists
had been sternly suppressed in Paris, and msny
OF tho ringleaders had paid the penalty OF their
misdeeds, with backs against desd wall and eyes
confronting file Of grim soldiery, few members
Of the defeated commune escaped and He'd wher-
ever chance and opportunity led them. SO c
reached Martinique, and were not slow to sir
their doctrines among the simple islanders. To
these refugees the statue OF Josephine seemed q
lasting repIosch-an ever-present evidence VI -
royalty they loathed and of the government they
had LETT behind them. They thought it would be
q iue thing to defsce this work OF art ss they had
effsced 90 many In Paris and dynamite was &C.
tusly procured and disposed to the best advsn-
tsge round the base of the statue Bnt the pro-
ceedings OF these old.country roughs had been
noticed by some Of the women of Fort dc France
broad shouldered charcoal girls, strong and ac-
tive porteusea, who had no idea OF allowing indig
nifty to be offered to La Joe Creole When
the destroyeIs assembled to wre8k their spite on
the marble, they found themselves seized by
score Of stsiwsrt women. The ruff ms were Sc
cured, tied hand and foot, and since they we're
caught in the act, no time WAS wasted on trial.
They we're simply cast bound as they were into
the bay. The waves over which Josephine's boat
used to speed so lightly hundred years ago now
roll above the bodies OF the vandals who would
have insulted her memory. Communism found
no congenial soil on Martinique, and the popular
verdict wss, SERVED them right" It all happen
ed twenty yesre ago, and you will hear nothr of
the tragedy to day unless you inquire closely into
the history OF Josephines statue.-july 81 M hO'dS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14

The IDEA that this is personal govern
m ant hes been 30 promoted by the present
naturalization that those in all branches o.
the governments service, from the highest
to the lowest, look upon themselves as
beings OF an order superior to their fellow
cltizens, entitled to more privileges and
greater immunsies, and, in fact, as part and
parcel of the government. a patent illus
trstiou OF this ridiculous delusion has just
bsen afforded By the Q. S. consul at Cata.
MIA. Sicily. who. fooIishly imagining that
the government mad been inaulted in his
own person, closed the consulate, 70,
NJ ctAar reason than the fact that Local
constsble went there TO serve warrant on
him for small personal debt be would moi
OF herwse pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14
HRWs OF TIE DAY.

Joe McAuiiffs has consented to fight
either Jackson or Corbett, provided either
will agree to meet him.
There il said to be danger OF the with
drawel of the Union Theological Seminary g
endowment because of DR.. Briggs.
In the municipal election at Annapolis,
Md YESTERDAY, the democrats elected their
tickefand ak aldermen out Of the eight.
a piano stool belonging to Lena Vein
berg. who committed suicide, at WinoDa,
Mimi, was broken recently a2d found 30
contain SIS, 600 in gold.
The property of the Frank A. Robbine
circus and mensgerie which had been ex-
hibitlng at Huntingdon, Ps., Was ss;zed Dy
the sheriff for debt yesterday.
First Comptroller Matthews hos decided
the Judges and other officers OF the and
court organized June 10 can receive no pay
until they are confirmed by he Senate.
a telegram from Cape Hatteras says
southeast storm completely broke up the
hinge csissnn for the Diamond Sbosi light
house ard it il lost. The purchase of ma
teria for the light house hss been stopped.
Bids were opened in Washington yester'
dey for the construction OF 100 high power
breech- loading ,ihed guns f'v Res-oosst de-
Tense. The Bethlehem lion Works we're
the lowest bidders. end will doubtless be
awarded the contract.
Elias Phipps, OF Marcy township, Iowa,
waa shot by bis iouFieen-s ear-old son last
night. Pblpps Came home drunk and was
beating bis wife, when the boy took musk
ct and shot his father In the back. Poipps
IL ati!l siive, bus ~il die. The boy is in jail.
FIVE masked bu-Plars, heavily armed, en-
tered the mousse OF farmer Wm. Foster, O.
Franklin township Fdyetie county. Pa. on
Saturday. Afer binding and gsgging Fos-
ter and his honsekeepes the robbers, At the
point of revolyers, forcsd Foster to give up
his saving7 of twenty years. amounting to
over 81 500.
From officers OF q steamer which arrived
at New York Yesterday from Aayt! 1t was
learned that Fred Douglass, U. S. Minister
TO Hsyti, had left hie poet Of Port au Prince
because the HeYtian government did not
care to .ecogu'z, 2 representative OF the
United States, and that ii was rather the
desire OF the "B ack Republic" TO break CT
oil intercourse with this country. Dopglasi
denies the report.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Ohio Democrats.

CLEVELAND. July 14-Ma)or a. mstrong
said this morning: 1.-THE Governor will be
| renoninated on the frat ballot II at all, but
we are geiog to make the fight lively one
from the start to a finish. Why should not
Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties, with
their delegations representing sixty thou
sand yotes, be heard 10 this convention
/ These two counties alone poll about one
9th OF the democratic vote Of Ohio and their
Influence will be felt In the convention
He said that Mr.. Kline was net seeking the
nomination but that he would accept 1t and
would make the race interesting for Nc
Killey for the highest Office In the gift OF the
pscpe Of the Buckeye State.
At the meeting Of the various congressional
delegations this evening there will be chosen q
new State central committee, and tho committee
| on resolutions and other committees Of the con.
vention to meet to morrow will be named. The
discussion Of the politicians Is still all directed to
on the first ballot is still as reasonably certain as
any future event, the Neal and Kline factions
have by no means given up the contest.
The discussion over the platform still continues
and it is evident the silver free coinage will
only win after brisk fight.
strenuous attempt will be made to settle all
| differences on the financial question In the com.
mittee on resolutions and prevent the inject from
| being debated in the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14


WANT HIM RETAINED The question oil
The removal of Dr. Townshend, the health
officer OF Washington, occupied the stten-
ton OF the District Commissioners fox sew
eral h0urs Yesterday. a largo delegation Of
business men, connected In the largest firms
In the city, 90 we'll as representative politi-
Clans OF both parties, spoke In DR.. Town
shend'e favor ED requested bis retention.
Mr.. Frank Hume asked that the reasons
for DR.. TownsheDd's removal be given.
Commissioner Douglass said he would give
ths reaecns II DR.. Townshend desired it, but
there was 10 pressure in the matter, as the
commissioners had. at The request Of the
health ofIicer's friends. given him until the
lat of August 10 tender his resignation.
After some further suggestions the confer
ence closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14
Destructive Fire.

MONTREAL. July 1.-THE greatest con.
fagra,ion this city has witnessed for years
began shortly before midnight In lumbe,
yard and spread with tremendous rapidly
At the time of writing an entire square
had been destroyed and the FIRE was still
spreading, hundreds Of thousands Of dollara
worth of property having already been CON.
sumed. A number OF hremen are reported
badly burned, and some fatalities are feared
a later dispatch ssys that owing to the
good work OF the fire brigade the destruc.
ton WAS con6aed Within comparatively
limited space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14
DASHED ITS BEAMS OUT.-A horrible and

DASHED ITS BEAMS OUT.-A horrible and
unnatural crime Is reported from Wayne
county, W. VI. On Sunday Mira. Bilry
Cremeaur. the young wife of wei-to-do
farmer, Left her yesr.old- baby alone In her
house phile che went to 3 neighbours. She
returned Ia half an hour and found that the
baby had besn lifted from ijs crib snd i,s
brains dashed out against the wall. A
young womsn named Cynthia Adkins was
seen leaving he house q few minutes before
Mrs. Cremesur's return. She was immedi-
etely ares ed, eDd practically admitted the
crime. 1t Is alleged that Cremesur had been
intimate with the Adkins GIRL and she was
infatuated vi him and inssnely jealous OF
Mrs Cremeaur and her children. The
neighbors were only prevented from lynch
ing the woman by the appeals of Mrs
Cremeaur herself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14

$4,000 IN A WooDsHBD.-The Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church at Newcastle,
Pa, has Just come into $40, 900 In peculiar
way. Mary Greer was an eccentric old lady
OF nearly four-score years. About four
weeks ago, feeling that her time had come.
she cent for her lawyer and friend to make
her will. She frst asked to be carried to 8
yoodshed ir the yard There she pulled
aside come rubbish and disclosed can con
tanning $40, coo In shining gold Then the old
LADY was carried into the house and made q
will. beqaeathing $4,000 to the church.
She wac informed that if public bequest
was made within thirty days of death 1t was
of no avail, so the Did lady handed over the
money 10 cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-14

a MOTHER STEALS HER CBILD-Two
gears ago Miss Minnie Hurley, OF Manohes-
ter, N. r., was married to Mr.. Bailey. Of
Dsnville, @ le., and year later the husband
deserted the pretty young mother and her
little child. Two months ago the baby was
kidnapped from i;s grsudfather's home 10
Manchester. The wife had reasons to sup
pose thai it was with Baiey's people al
DaDvila. Detective McMahon soon located
the child, and Sunday the mother stole it.
When half dozen men, headed by Bailey Il
brother, gave chase the detective held the
mob at bay With two reyolvers. Legal pro-
ceedings for the possession ofthe child have
been begun.