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The sun., 1891-02-21
FATHER roDYksUs oBEYs.


There will be No Mass IN ST. Georges
Church for tho Present.
The request given to the Rev. Father Mat
thias de NJ. Yodyzsus BY Bishop Louehlin has
been needed at last Mass was not celebrated
yesterday In St. Georges Lithuanian Roman
Catholic Church In North Tenth street, Will
liamsburRh, and according to present ar
rancement there will be no services theirs
until the priest has been proved either guilty
or innocent Of the charges now pending
against him.
On Monday last Father Yodyzsns received a
letter from the head OF the Church on
Long Island. requesting him Ito desist
from celebrating mass while this scandal
is on" He took no notice Of tho notification
and opened the church as usual. On Wednes-
day the Bishop told Bun reporter that Father
Yodyzsus was not authorized to collect funds
for the church. That was mnde public. and
the friends OF the priest asked him point blank
II he had been suspended. He replied that he
had not. and would continue to perform his
duty A. pastor OF St. Georges. Other counsels
prevailed. however; and he consented to close
d1e. the cburch until he ,hould receive further
tinR's court yesterday 10 substnntiats the
sus. .druRged and assaulted her when % she vis.
D!ese00 candle. her husband and O mum ber
OF friends accompanied her. Maggie Fiztkow-
ski. the former housek eerer at the prlests Hat,
who was present at the time the alleged as
statement corroborating the COMPLAINT made
~ Mrs. Czesnewicz, was also there. So was
Charles Kennowsky, the brother OF Mrs Bar.
bara Dil lRins, whose alleged experiences with
the priest were somewhat similar to
those OF MIRA Czesnewicz: Lawyer John Roesch
sppesacd io1 Fatbsl Yddylsas a aawyH! r
Maddox asked Tor postppnemsnt. pleading
Roesch objected. and said his client was ready
with her Witnesses; that she was poor and
could not afford the repeated adjournments
Justice Goetting reminded Mr.. Maddox that
whom tho last adjournment was granted It
was With the understanding that he would be
,.SSady for =, trial on The day appointed. He
MI. Maddox replied that as he, could get an
mand q Jury trial. He bad Important t business
And could not present the case then
The case will be tried before a Jury next
Thursday. MIR. Roesch is determined to push
the matter 20 the end. Flo will see, be saws,
that the interests OF his client are proter'ed
eomparatively rich. There have now been
on the day appointed he intends tn lay. the
indictment.
prosecuted man. They insist that all the
charges made against him are but parts OF
conspirscy for his ruin engineered BY his enc
time comes. be able to answer and eilencs all
his accuSerS.
The sun., 1891-02-21
Farmer Center. Fatal Hone.,ehu....

NORTH HURON. n. Y. Feb 20.-Danisl Center,
an octoRenarian farmer living near this place.
went on a visit three weeks ago to relatives at
Lake Bluff. couple OF miles away. On Fob.
he said he WAS homesick and started for homo.
Some time after he had started heavy snow
storm came up. On Wednesday a member Of
the family, where hc was visiting stopped at
family.
"How''s father getting alonR7" the son asked
OF the visitor. Isn't he honesick yet ~
The .on thrn learned for the first time that
his father had started for homo and the visitor
r.ashed cre enreh for bm I'm was h hsan ssu not ot
once. and day tho doad body OF Farmer
Center was found in n lonely fe ID. five miles
from the road he shoud have taken to reach
home. He had become bewildered in the snow
and wandered from hi, route. He was one Of
the wealthiest men in that part OF Wayne
county,
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A RIG SEIZURE OF CIGARS
Revenue Omcers In Chicago Charge . Now
York Firm with Fraud.

Revenue Omcers In Chicago Charge . Now
York Firm with Fraud.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20. The internal revenue
officers OF this city made q raid on the estab.
lishments OF cigar dealers in this city to-day.
Before night they calculated that they had
seized at least 10000 cigars. The law violated
is the customs act, which makes imitation OF
the Government stamps felony. The cigars
being seized are made by l.. Kahner h Co. Of
New York. In addition TO the Internal Rove.
nue. stamp thoy bear one which resem blss the
imrort etamp. which is intonded. it is charged.
10 deceive tho unwary into accepting them al
imported goods.
Lazarus Kahner. tho head OF tho firm OF L.
Kahner 4 Co. whose factory is Mt 400 East
Tooth street: WAS seen BY Sun reporter at his
house. log East lJ5th street. last night He
said the firm had heen using tho label in Ques.
tion for three years. They had never had any
trouble about it before. although. they had
sold THOUSANDS OF boxes. Tho lnbel Is popn-
lar one. MIR. Knhner said. and Is used by man-
uincturers every day.
Mr.. Kahner said they could bs procured at
any label printer's and were not an imitation
Of the Government import stamp. He deelarsd
tho revenue officers had made u mistake and
that the firm would take no action In the mat
ter unless called upon.
The sun., 1891-02-21
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS
Things or Interest Happening In aaA On
OF the Halls OF Congress-.

OF the Halls of Congress-.
WARRINGTON. Feb 20.-The report widely
published to-day. to the effect that Grover
Cleveland has written letter or stated to
somebody that he will not be o candidate for
tho nomination for President In 1892, attracted
little attention In Washington. and those who
did discuss 1t had no confidence In it's accu-
rscy The story seems to have been set afloat
by reason OF tho presence in Washington OF
ex-secretary Whitney. to whom 1t was inti-
mated the mythical letter had been addressed
Mr.. whitney. when questioned on the sub
ject to-day promptly and emphatically de-
clared that thsre was no truth whatever In
tho report rs far as no was concerned. and he
did not believe word oiit. Tho name Of Son.
ator Gormsn was aomehow mixed mp in the
report, but the Maryland Senator said to-day
read the papers this morning. and 1t was ap-
parent from Mr.. Gornan's manner when he
ha M .ta
The report that MIR. Cleveland intended to
EithdraW from the rsYs has been noa,ins
llsle after meeting Mr: Cleveland somewhere .
sH .cd Stn hm
about his not wanting to DO candidate In the
soua q s9sts s s %s ..d
ass as 1ns tie ess %
grew IA II spread. until 1t came forth
to-day In tho full-fsdEsd announcement that
Mr. Cleveland was out Of the race No one
port credencs or even serious consideration.
~; sn r 'Pas Il Iss.S s. sbn1n1f . hs5:
The wsrmest friends, that Mr. Cleveland has In
s.d Sss sf +. ia ma'n bs
no aid not think that Mr. Cleveland was was
81 sssi Ss Hsua .Pi ae9 Ros1h0 dse%s ?f "a:
time ago Mr.. cleyean may have. had an idea
Of king himself ont Of the list OF cand dates.
duty would ts to obey the commands OF his
party,and he had therefore agreed not to with
draw his namo but let the iuture shape ITSELF
This statement coming from 60 high an au.
warm personal friend Of Mr.. Cleveland. seems
to indicate that tho eN-Presidcnt is not only a
candidate, but al anxious and an ac.ive one.
President Harrison stated to a friend this
morning that he would esnd the name Of a
Secretary OF the Treasury to the Senate during
the course OF the day As the report that
seems to have bsep, exploded BY the arrival Of
the gentleman In New York and his emil hstio
denial that the Prss,dens g had cent for him and
% MI Hsnsoh ts to 30
found ignorance a. 10 who viii be theIresiient's
ch. ice Mr. Harrison hIs keIt hiss cret we'll. IL
indeed. he has dccided IN his own ininil, and
nobody could he .onnd n tne Senate Wiling TO
known. howe or, that the names oi three mon
were seriously considsie by tho President.
any one Of whom he would have been glad to
Senators Aldrlch and Mcmillan. fhs Presidsnt
stated uneauiv0cSlly to friend in the ssnato
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A DEN OF THIEVES.
Recorder smyth Calls Atteution to . Place
that Needs Closing.

Recorder smyth Calls Attention to . Place
that Needs Closing.
OraRo Cervo was robbed in tho saloon at 6s
Thompson street on the night OF Fob. s by
Antonio Lspreto. alias Jumbo" hangsr-o
at the saloon. Deluise the barkeeper. and
Lsprsto were arrested. and in the General Sos
sions. before Recorder Smyth. the jury acquit-
ted Dsluise, but convicted LRpreto OF robbery
In the second degree. He was arrsigned yes.
terday for sentence.
"Lspreto," said Recorder smyth, " or jun.
bo' as you arc more generally called among
rufI,ans that you assoclate with In the neigh
borhood OF that den OF thieves ut 88 Thompson
street. have had your antecsdsnts carefully
inyestteatsd, ! learn that yon have been con.
on" Of criminal nature upon q colored ,wom-
an; and have even been charged with homi-
eide. The police know you ss the most dan
eerous rutIian IN even that neishborhood Of
ruhians. This is not the fret time. the police
infIrm me. that men ha,s been beaten and
robbed In that dive. and desire now publicly
to .all the attention Of the proper authorities
to II; 1t should not be permitted 10 exist :
day loEger. sentence you to State prison at
hard labor for nine years and six months"
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RAPID TRANSIT nv BROOKLYN.
An rnaccommodntinr Road Gets What I,
Wants without Even = Promise.


The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen Inst night
gave its consent to the application OF the Sea
Side and Brooklyn Bridge Railroad Company
TO construct an elevated railway from the pres
ent terminus OF the Union Elevated Rail- oad
at Fifth avenue and Thrty-eighth stieet.
through Thirty.eishth street to Third avenue.
Brooklyn. and thento to th" city line. 1t also
consented to the construction OF a SPUR line con-
Meeting the road with the Thirty.ninth stroet
ferry In Brooklyn. TO certain terminal connec-
tlons for tho Union Elevated line at tho Brook
lyn Bridge and to the extension OF the Union
Elevated road from Crescent street and Fulton
street, In the Twcnty-sixth ward, to the on.
Side and BroeSlyn Bridge tsiirosd Company ON any
10 really . branch OF the Union Elevated sys-
Alderman Leech sturdily orrosed the reso.
chi,e was easily worth sl.OOJ.O00. and that 1t
Ga saa IN e beha si 't apps Who
should s have somc right M he thought. In barter
chairman McCnrty EXPLAINED that the law
ga not give the city the right to exact price
Alderman Richard Pickering made a sturdy
sht for ,hs =; s;Stsns!on A., Of tho Twentysss.n
been promising. the extension for Senrs. ii and
now 4 came and asked for lrnve to extend from
/. at Sa, a
give their consent to the other extensions on
condition that tho Union Elevated Railroad
Company should extend its road on Fulton
street from schenck avenue to u escent ave-
nue. Inc ,compahy. ne explained. had 70.
but had again and again broken It's promises
to thr people to erect the STRUCTURE.
and the report Of the committee was adopted.
On motion OF Alderman Black, who will serve
as member Of the special committee, this
resolution was adoped.
Resolred. That special committee of three
members q this Board consisting Of the Pres
toe md one other. BE- appointed TO confer with
the officials OF the Union Elevated Ktilroad
hall hour after ociock A. NJ. until 5 o'clock
A. N. also the constrn ction OF a stairway and
and Myrtle avenue. and to make other eueges-
tions as II may deem necessary to facilitate
the travel and comfort OF the patrons Of the
road"
The sun., 1891-02-21

him By the Speaker. who said that the gentle
man would be recognized IN order.
i viii not seek to be. recognized In any
Mr., McMillin opposed the bill as being OK.
srsvagant .n. In its Gpp,oprintlons, He had never
gress In the history Of the country.
Mr. Iheadle Rep. Ind also opposed the bill,
regarding II as a steppipR.stone toward an In
country.
The House substitute was Withdrawn. leay-
ing that the salaries OF District Judges shall
be $4,000 per annum.
Mr.. McNI llin offered an amendment reduo-
lor lkep. Ohio offered an amendment proyid.
Ing that the saaries OF District Judges shall
quorum voted. and. under the rules. the House
took recess until O'Clock. tho evening Sos
sion to be for tho consideration OF private pen
sion bills.
The House at It's evening session passed l1s
private pension bills, and at 80 adjourned.
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MIR. UEs's COLLECTION.
Arranged in the American Art Galleries
for Exhibition.


for Exhibition.
A private view OF tho books. manuscripts,
and Oriental art objects belonging to Mr..
Brsyton Ives was enjoyed last evening By
many collectors and lovers OF art In tho CALLER
los OF tho American Art Association, 6 East
Twenty-third street. Mr.. Ives was present
and took the livsliest pleasure In discussing
the beautiful objects he is about to dispose OF.
The exhibition In fact assumed tho m agnitude
OF q reception.
Among those present were Robert Hoe.
Samuel T. Peters. James A. Garland. H. O.
Havsmeyer, Henry Gravee. Gen. Wilson. Goo.
Vanderbilt. Thomas B. Clark. Mrs. Charles L.
Hutchinson aAd Martin b. Ryerson OF Chi.
caRo. Mrs. 8. D. Warren OF Boston. W. c.
Osstler. Charles Stewart Smith. Heber R.
Bi-hop Mr.. and Mrs. William Rockefeller
Mrs Prescots Hall Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Anplsl on. Marshall C. Lefierts. James ".
fsSiss Se asa sPq5 S kgibn faSSd
son. Henry Bisphar and Titus Munson Coan.. aH. .
On the loTer floor the entire space is devoted
which Is an example SI, Of the first book prinTe
sps ss S.aS9 Se bas sss sa ana
letter done with brush and color Low fiat
cases are on three sides OF the room, contain
while on broad Shelves along the Wa!l are are
stacks upon stacks Of choice volumes Which
the visitors were tree to examine. Ascending
tho broad stairs tho visitors found moro books
and fifteenth century lllumin ations. were shown
to advantage under soitened lights in the west
u the main gallery the gems Of Mr.. Ives's
The Visitors nsered long 30 DEF, et is tSe 'I. sr
rangement OF the art, objects that with DIM
Guilty can their beauties be overlooked. To
hGhssa ths hs wells are
ret Is an unobtruslve russet as soft to tho
eyc. AS carpet OF autumn leaves. Around the
gallery are rosewood cabinets with glass
tive Ia the exhibition OF two low. round Jade
vpses with sculptursd exterior in which wers
electric lights. throwing through the trans
sraysd land scsDes @ ike illuminated e,ehinss'
Eleven tall stands occupied the space In the
gallery. ,sbo wing Japanese eprios and vasss Of
solid coloEs., Nj; 1ves's peachblow vase, mount
but to groups OF men and women who asked
Morgan reachblow vase Nj. Ives replied: :.
nc Nine is as aHaes te IL NJ
You must decide yourselves; There was a
wide diversity OF opinion ~ tho conversation
foot high, many believing they were gazing ON
the $4,000 vase. MIR. Ives says 1t cost him .
one of The cases that claimed attention held
were Of remarkable beauty. one Of ox.blood
tint and the other OF ashes Of roses. To many
visitors II was the choicest part OF tho exhibit
Tho rooms Will be open until the sale. which
will take place In March.
The sun., 1891-02-21

HARRISBURG. Feb. 2O.-CiRarette legislation
is likely TO occupy considerable attention OF
the present session OF tho Pennsylvania Lsgis-
lature. Mr.. Fow OF Philadelphia has intro
duced bills prohibiting tho manufacture. sale.
and smoking Of cigarettes. 1t is tho general
belief that these hills nre lncon nstitutionalIa land
wonld DO vetoed by The Governor
Other bills on the same subject havo bean
presented by Mr.. Fitzharris OF Cambria and
Senator Williamson Of Huntingdon. Theee
b!lls do not prohibit the manufacture or sale
somo Indications they will rass. Mr.. Fitzhar-
ris's bill prohibits the adulteration OF cigar
and restratns tho sale OF them. II also Ie.
Qnires dealers therein 10 procure a special IL
censo 10 sell them.
The sun., 1891-02-21
Lookout Mosnt.in Sold to . Now Ensl.uS
Syndicate.

CHATTANOOGA. Feb 2e.-The sale Of valuable
property ON Lookout Mountain to New Eng
land syndicate 10 at lsst completed. The neao-
tiations have been pending for two weeks
The trouble has been with stockholders own
Ing 10000 OF tho Sl,0O0,0o0 stock. The dis
snlisiled stoctholders served An Injunction yes-
terday afternoon. but they have bosn sppr ased
by land instead Of bonds.
BY tho Settlement purchasers have to DAY
$3.50 share for tho Look out Land Company
stock. which IN January. 1857, cost ST. Share
There are three conf anios Interested.
The Lookont Mountain Land Company
on hand 800 unso'd lots, 50 acres Of unplottei
land between Sunset Nock and PoInt Rock.
and 30 acres. including Rock City and Lula
lake; The land is IN the very toy o. the noun.
The Chattanooga and LOOKOUT Mountain
Railroad was sold for s325,0OO,. II is Ten miles
long and is q broad gauge road running ir"m
the YlSn psp3! to the 19n q ne mountain.
ferred its property for sl75,OOo
The new company proposes to make great
Improvements. among which will be bOule-
ward from the hotel = Lulah Lake: seven
to be built.
The sun., 1891-02-21
A Specific Discovered at Last

For years cure for Epilepsy St. vitus Dance Hvs.
teria and other Fits has been sought 10 eea-
coded that the long remedy has been found In
Dr.. 0rsenes Nervura which has by curing thousands
Of casss proved that 10 absolute specific for these
terrible nervous comp'ants Purely vegetable anA
harmless sold by druGgists. sio0
Ny son has been troubled with epilepsy loss OF apps.
tits and had no ambition to do anything He toek
Dr.. oreenes Nervura II made him boy. TIE
hts have left him, his whole system 10 built ~
anew. and he 10 enjoying perfect health II 10 the
best edicine I ever used. and has NO equal.
Mr. W. sCHUh,
io72 FIRST av, New York city.
Ny boy was very nervous and had 4 or 8 Ats even
day. After using Dr, Gresnes medicine three weeks
he began to get we'll. and has had nts sinee.
Ten doctors gave him up as incurabls The doctors
and my neiehbors can hardly believe their eyes when
they see ny boy all strong and we'll.
MRS EMMA SWEENEY
Is Ballard o.. Fall River, Naa
~ Or Greene the succsssful specialist in curing s
forms Of and chronic dsease IS West st.
New York, be consulted Free personally letter
Call write him about the send for symptom
blank to MI out and letter fully explaining the dis
ease. giving advice. &c. will be returned free
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PROVE IT. MR. BROwNELL.
II There Arc Any Alien Policemen the
Poliee HOARD Wants to Know It.

E"ce Dosra whhtS 10 NnoW II.
Tho very small and tender General Commit.
tee OF the B. N. R o. came to the surface again
last night In the rooms OF the Ohio Society
William Drownell said that there are 800 Dem.
ocrats In the navy yard who will undoubtedly
do all they can to defeat the election of a Re.
publican President In 1892. He asserted there
are large number OF policemen In this city
who are not citizens. and that he hn personal
knowledge OF cases where men have been az
country lie stood ready. he said, 10 prove
Ora. or Charles ID. Swesny said the Rcpubli-
cans OF this city Rro towards. because they
don't come right out and fight for principles.
instead q nonndering around in the wake OF
C. G. Shsyne said that the B. NJ. r O. Is
stronger now than It ever WAS before. The
night.
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Fs1s :. saafss ses sssst hs
Gichisas. Because Shods Island siSs'G5s is bsm1
fssd aa n aasssd sss
very much INCLINED to promote hi: friend the
i1,, 6fs I; S;ssSinsS TS: frssIaea.s .t!ons di.in:
in Ss nc h 10
about for q man who would meet the political,
geographical and other re1ulremepts and IT is
decided and have sent the name to the Senate.
TsH =" As .in f sh: s:' the
mSPs. msoa = Ws: seannsh
Penny iy.nisar Howard 1rmssrsnE Plymouth,
James Beatty, nominated BY the President
nomination has been opposed BY the Idaho
ssna'ors on the ground that he was connected
the ..SaSs GSSs pn IL 1as tho y;
body in the election Of senator Dubois and to
replace him BY MI, Claeett. hos arrived q the
dssnd Himself 1p against hs
senatsr;elec Dubois Of Idaho has received
ment bearing the great seal OF the State. certi.
sledrsS SS''Ss q
Idaho Feb. II laat The resolution reads:
ass sn II e; s:n: s.
ard !. likely to continue in the business for the futurs
R.;ss:S rhs. the Secretary Of state b. and h. I.
as Sss On taflsd ss.is: s.nsors
h. ,s% patent r. .s0ua q Ss that
1t appears that this resolution was. by action
~ thA ~aI frAFv lea Arra h.
daS following lis ad option.
The ss3.: tOdSE dE,cS sSnrsa a the nS%Ins, q
sS s i. H.
S asa 81 tasSs Sn's' Tor the
The. House Committee on Post offlcss and
pSrt t ON % he bill % introdacsd by R.prssensetys
Evans Of Tennessee. 10 establish postal sav.
,nss a@sns siRsi p.op. a1S encourage small savings
The bill provides tha. there shall DO kept for
sale at such Post Onices rs the Postmaster.
adhesive STAMPS ,oi the denominations q ton
cents and g. to bs known "a az pc, postal savings e,
OF the purchasers nf tho stamps, lostal savings
cards. upon which the stamps. when sold. are
Seee. S be nasS y s. g. s5 snS @
each are to be issued. and are 10 bear interest
oo' e1fsea ps5 ssn Ssro snnqm nm
terest Is to to paid only upon such sums as re-
main on deposit period Of not less than six
any one individual Is not to exceed $500. The
Secretary Of tho Treasury Is authorized to
the States these postal savings funds upon
proper security. at a rate Of interest not less
thau per cent per annum.
The personal hostilities between Cons Miles
and Mckeever and Col Corbin. growing out OF
Wounded Knee Creek. seem to have passed
away: Gen. McKeeyer will obey his orders as
soldier should. and win go next week to bis
enemy. Col Corbn will report to Con. Mo-
Cook and go 10 Los Angeles. and Secretary
this family quarrel by his prompt and vigorous
decision in the Forsythe case.
The sun., 1891-02-21

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 20.-The united mins
workers hold Q meeting behind closed doors
at Scottdale to-day. tho results OF which are
not fully known. Enough has been learned.
however. to indicate that there Is danger Of
the strike extending to other coke regions.
temptation be brought about at least $4,000
men will be involved and every cokinR region
II the country affscted Ex.Master w9rkmsn
statement to-day: THE strike Will BE- OK
tended to compstinR districts II the producing
companies do not atop furnishing orders which
Here really lntepdad for this region."
The sun., 1891-02-21

Baltimore Merchants Duped At SO Each.
BALTIMORE. Feb 20.-Ncarly fifty business
houses in this city employing travelling sales
mon have been swinded by sharper. who
has been operating here several weeks. The
man is good talker. and represented himself
as tho agent OF the United Travellers Trans
portation Committee. which. he said. had for
its object the obtaining OF an interchangeable
mileage ticket. good on all railroads in the
United States. He brought with him printed
blanks. which he nlled out. and on receipt OF
$40 give an acknOwl ledRment The scheme
quickly. being glad to become q member 90
cheapy.
This morning the Secretary Of tho Msr.
chants and Manufacturers Association 70.
ceiyed letter from -, L99isyllle warning him
embezzled $1,000 from the Travellers Pro-
tecti!e Associatlon. was reported to be opsrat-
Ing IN BALTIMORE as agent OF an imaginary
association, The warning came too late, for
the man had decamped.
The sun., 1891-02-21

NEwBuRGH. Feb. 2o.-w. F. Weston Of Ytsh.
kill lived fifteen years ago In New Hampshire.
He lost $50 thsre one day. On Saturday the
money was returned to him. Two weeks ago
New Hampshire town whore the loss occurred.
Which said that the writer bad 9 friend IN
that hs had found the money The priest tod
him to return II and relieve his stricken CON
SciAncA
The sun., 1891-02-21
An Unknown Woman's Death.

An old woman 10 awaiting Identification IN
the Morgue She was taken Ill on Third ave-
mo near Fiity-Grst street on Thursday
evening and was sent to Bellevue Hospital un-
conscious. She died yesterday morning at 8k,
She Is about 60 years old. 8 feet Inches tail,
and has ron-Rray hair. gray eyes, and no
haiti hat. irimmsd v With blaoE lace blact li. Astrs. A
kan sack. and dark green skirt faced With
hr0wp --
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shot BoyDe.1 At the supper Table.

JACKSON. Miss. Fob. 20.-Albert T. HIT .
l5-yesr old boy. has been visiting his uncle. DE.
William Lamb. near Shiloh. At dark last night.
"a the family sat around tho supper table, An
unknown man entered the house and dis
charged the contents OF . shot gun into the
body Of the boy who sat et the table. He fell
derer and he made his escape. 1t 10 supposed
that the fatal load was intended for Dr.. Lamb.
Friends were here to-day TO get psnteptiAry
bloodhounds so as to put them on tho trail but
all the experienced hounds were On duty In
tho Delta convict camp.