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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-02
NOKTGAGEE'S LAND SALE.

MI
On Saturday the End day Of Nav,
1881. N II o'clock. Il. M. at the Court
House door in Ilili,boro. Orange Couu-
ty. by virtue Of the power q! sale hi the
mortgage from Thomas J.. Bradshaw
and wife to J. W. Carr. deceased. dated
18th day OF August. lSS7. registered In
the office of the Register of Deeds for
Orange County, in Book O.. page 432,
the undersigned Will sell at public
auction to the higheS; bidder for CASH
the land in Bingham township set aparc
10y appraisers during the Spring of 1887
as the Homestead OF said Thomas L.
Bradshaw. Ql,e report of said Home
stead Is filed in the Clerks office at
Hillsboro,) adjoining the Lands of c. +.
SStrowd on the south and east. and Al
fred ODaniel on the north. containing
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more or
less. and described in the aforesaid
mortgage.
The sale is made to pay the balance
OF " hundred dollars and interest on
the mortgage debt.
f. P. CARR,
Adm'x OF J. w. Carr. deceased.
Chapel Hill. n. c., March 10, 1891.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-02
HoWs
Your LIVER

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the (
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi:
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts with extraor-
binary power and efficacy.
NEVER sEEn DISAPPOINTED.
As a general family remedy for dyspepsia
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc, ! hardly evel
use anything else, and have never been die
appointed in the effect produced; 1t seems te
be almost a perfect cure for all diseases Of the
Stomach and Bowels.
W. J.. McELRoY, Macon, ia.
Be not imposed upon.
Examine to e that you get the Gel
line. Distinguished from All tran,
md limitations by our red y Trat
Mark on front OF Wrapper, AID on Il
ide the seal and signature Of j.
Leilin 81 Co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-02
II. T.. PARISH.
\TORTGA AGE SALE OF LAND.

TORTG AGE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue OF a mortgage deed execu-
ted 20 me by Henry Mebane. and regis
tered in Book ). page l24. in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Orange
County. | will sell for cash at public
auction 1T the cour. house door in
HillSboro. on Saturday the End day of
May. 1891. a tract of lanl in ,ilillSboro
township. adjoining lands of Edmund
taucrtte. Thos. d. Turner. corporation
OF Hillsboro and others. aud containing
: acres, more or less.
This LIST day of April. 1891.
d. c. PARKS.
Mortga.ee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-02
NJ l L L | n Z r /,
HJIISRORO N g.,

HILLsBoRo, N. c.,
plete Stock OF Spring and Summer Mill
linerv. Ladies' Dress Trimmings, &c.
Latest Styles at prices to please.
No extra charges for trimming Hats.
Full lines of Notions and Jewelry.
Summer Dress Goods. White Goods,
Embroidery. Laces, Embroidered and
Lace Ski.tingS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-02
GROCERIES,

GROCE11IIES.
MEAL.
FLOUR.
LARD.
SUGAR,
COFFEE.
MOLASSES, &C.
receive daily and can give a fresh
article ut bottom prices. | make 4 >pe-
clalty Of MEAL INC al always supply
you with FRESH GROUND goods at low
est prices. 4 am in my old stand in
BRICK HOUSE Oh King Street.
Come and see me and | will take
pleasure in showing you goods.
All Kinds OF BARTER taken at the
highest market price.
Your friend.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-02
CARD.
To the many friends OF the Hills
boro 4. 1t. Z. Church.:

We make the second appeal to
you tor funds To complete the long
:epairs on u church. We
thank you for past tavors shown 10
US and promise yon that we will
make honest disbursements of all
muneys gwen ia. We hope dear
irieods that this SECOND appeal will
not excite your patience. but that
You will extend to US the cheerful
hand of financial friendship, for God
!oveth a cheerful giver.
T. j. JORDAN,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-05-02

THOS. T.. RIGSREE. Com'r,
Durham. n. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
Explosion of Powder.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July 31.-Fifty kega
of DO ader in the Alabama Great Southern
Depot ex ploded about midnight last night,
completely wyecklng the building and demo-
lshipg q number OF cara on adjacent side
tracks. a Are was noticed in the building
before thu powder exploded but there was
scarcely timss to eizs the alarm before the
explosion followed. The dapot was almost
entirely consumed With all its consen!s The
10 % Ia about SIG 600 Only one man was In
the building and Re was thrown out Of bed
b. the explosion. The glass shattered 10 ell
tbs windows around tho nelghborbood for
four or FIVE blocks and houses trembled for
mile around. Il Is believed that tao man
aeen loafug around the bull ling carly in the
night set the building on fIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
Hanged.

HOUSTON, Tex, July 31.-Wm. Caldwell,
oolored, was hanged here to-dey for the
murde, of Dr.. J. NJ. ehsmblIn on the night
of July 81, 1855 Dr.. s. was holding family
prsyeys when he wRs shot through win
dow of his home. Dr.. Shamblin was
prominent "iaybi,d," or democrat, and
Cald we'll was "woodpecker." or repn5li-
can, 10 Fort Bend county. The warfare
which existed for couple of years between
theae two political factions exterminated
whole families. and scores OF men were muir
dared during Its reign.
Caldwell dad without making state
ment, but expressed belief OF going to
Heaven. 10 walked up tho s1sf,ld With
ont assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
Panic nm q Steamer.

New HAVEN. Conn, July 81 -As the
steamer Elm City, which left New York last
night with about 1900 exoursloniats oa
board, was about half way between New
York ana Bridgeport, fire broke out over
the boiler room and blez9d up in e most
alarming manner. The excitement on board
Was Intense aud tor q few minutes amount
ed almost to q panic. Passengers In the
state roous Immediately over The boiler
we're almost suffooated By the emoke and
some were carried below In an unconscious
condition. The prompt work CT the officers
OF the boat avarted on awful catastrophe.
and SITTER working ebont an hon; the men
managed 10 extingush the Are.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
Secretary Noble Resigns.

Eon. Jahn ". Noble, Secretary of The Ie-
terror, has resigned. Kis letter OF resignation
has been Ia the hands OF President Harsison
for some short t'ne past. Mr.. Noble ia now
al R.ca6eld Sprnge,N Y and there Is no enc
in Washington ust Row whose natoe can be
Quoted In confirmation Of this statement, hnt
II il nevertheless irDs that thsrs is Facnn-
cy in The CebtnaS. l. Ia said that Mr Hlr-
rson perfectly understands t1e yeesoo :het
prompts Mr.. Noble to resign, and the regret
that be ieels eS his departure is considerable
Bad health Is assigned as one OF he reasons
for the resignation. Secretary Noble has
been absent from Washington for the better
part OF the last few mouths. and II is not im.
probable that the rest may prove bsDe-
fetal IL that event he will remain
in tbs Cabinet nail next winter.
II ia aIso said that he hos tbs ambition for a
seat on the federal bench, end jddgeshlp of
the new Appellate Court for the Eighth Iu-
diciaI Ciioui4 has long been known to be the
present goal of hie ambition, but with no enc
in Washington to verify such statements, ell
speculation Ia pure gratutous. Iu view OF
the .act thst Mr. Noble resigned his portio-
Ito four months ego Il is not little singular
that he should have so repeatedly denied
any intention rf Leaving the Cabinet. Not
only as he denisd it. but hais reported on
ee7eral DECISIONS to have grown angry when
qree.loned about Il. There is, howsver, nc
doubt OF the correctness of the staten nt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
The Pennsylvania Storms.

whirlwind with the fercsness Of a cyclone
swept down the West Branch Valley, Pa, shortly
after noon yesterday. The wind blew hurricane,
ewaying church steeples and smoke stacks In 8
threatening manner. The rain fell as from a
cloudburst. In Willismspo-t the sewer inlets were
not capsule Of carrying off the great volume Of
water, and the streets presented something CT the
appearance that was to be seen the day after the
memorable flood OF June, 1889 The wind car.
ried away the roofs Of number OF houses, and
felled the smokestacks Of several mills. The wind
struck the second span of the Maryland street
bridge on tho Williamsport side. With one swoop
the great iron span was lifted bodily from its
fasteniugs and dropped between the two Abut.
ments The iron work Of the bridge is twisted
and bent, tho esst side ties PARTLY curved and
floating in the river and the other side
hes been bent so that it rests on what
was the former roadway Of the bridge
The work OF the wind was most severe on the
south side OF the river, where thirty-fye houst
we're wholly or partially blown off their founds-
tiong. A number of persons were moro or less in.
jured and seversl had marrow escapes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
Crons in the EorthWe t

TorAKA, Kan, July S1.-Bus very little
wheat is A1wlng eastward from this State
Alliaucs les dars attribute this to the cl.eu'
lar sent out from Washington advising farm
ere to hold their grain, bu. dealers Insist that
tie reason is that the wheat is yet In stock
diving, end that the little that has come In
Ia damp and musty and unfit for -four.
LISBON, N. D., July 31.-From all over
the northwest there is the promise of enor
nous crops. The grain ie late and harvest
ing vii cot be general throughout North
Dakota until the 18Th or Goth OF nexs me NTH.
The only shiugs that need be feared ere too
mnch ain and en- early frost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

An extraordinary commission of cardinals has
been appointed at Rome to reorganize Catholic
missions.
DR.. Thsmm, Of Dusseldorf, says that by DR.
Kochs system he has cured forty per cent, Of the
cases OF Tuberculosis he has treated.
The strikers in Toulou,e yesterday tried to de-
stroy the tracks Of the horse.cir roads. They
made bonfres in the streets, around which they
danced and shouted.
1t is reported that France will largely reduce
her tariff on Russian corn, and will impose pro-
hibitory duty on Indian, In order to encourage
importation Of Russian corn.
The Italian Government is making determined
efforts to root out the evil Of brigandage in the
Island of SARDINIA. This island is becoming fav
orite resort for tourists, and both the local and
national authorities are anxious to encourage
their patronage and convince them Sardinia is a
safe place to visit A general raid has been made
on persons susp csed OF being engaged in brigsnd'
age and no less than 200 are now in prise on the
CHARGE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
. lex a N DIR IA
FRIDAY EvEEmG, JULY 81.
GENERAL MALONE says be ia not oppose

GENERAL MALONE says be ia not oppose'
10 reform In popular elections. Wen, Us
ousbtn't to be, for the methods he usea 10
emnloy-tissue ballots, hivins neseoss -
coal pits aud sending them to repair innag'
nary railroad damages until after the ciess
Of the polls, selecting registrars who Wocio'
AS cns of them sale, register grave SsFo'
and by having ono republican, one rest
iustsr and one democrat appointed aslaoeeS
Of e!sction, securing the control OF every
election precinct In the Stste-had SEGA q
disastrous effect upon net only himself ou'
upon bis party, that 1t is only natural he
should be disguated With them. H0"sVSF'
ms present fair system, oy which every map
Is allowed to vote as he may think tit, sna
have h!e vote honestly counted. Is COCO
enough, especially as by 1t the democrats
carried the State By forty odd thoueand ~
he last election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, July 31.-The British steamer
Godmurding was In collision with the Nor
wegIan eohoone7 Lcrms c IF Dover last night
The schooner was go badly damaged thai
she filed and sank. Eight other crew were
drowned.
SYDNEY, Australia, July 31.-The motion
in favor OF granting the right OF suffrage to
women In New South Wales has been sG-
jscted by vote OF 81 to "a by tbs leeIsia-
tive assembly.
LONDON, July 31--Is is announced tba
Mr. Par1eli intends 10 enter an appes'
against the decision of the banksup'os
court which heid that his plea OF non-resi-
danoe SIS the ground for not paying the coats
In the O'Shes divorce suit was untenabe.
LIVERPOOL. July 31.-Many thousands Of
bales Of cotton have been destroyed by
fire whioh broke out in Grandg street, this
city, to-day. 1t Is estimated that the dam
acs dope will amount to $3.50. 900.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jaly 81. Al dinner
given last night By the Russian artillery Of
ioers to The officers fthe French fleet, Ad-
nlra Gervais, ia toastIng the Russian army
eaid hat he hoped it would cover Itself With
fresh iaursls il the Almighty summoned 1t
TO the defence of the fatherland.
Ii BON. july 31.-The Balmaeeien oru'se-
Presidentc Errsznriz left this port this morr :
ing. She steamed out of the river and az
chcred short distance eff shore. Tfe
movements of the Chilisu wer Vesse! are be-
Ing watches; with the closest attention by
.ha authorities and others.
DUBLIN, Ju!y 31.-Mr. O'DWyer Gray,
proprietor ofthe Freemans Journal, publish
go letter t.;-day In that Newspaper saying
that Ia view Of the revelations Of the Camp
bell law snis and in vIew OF the utterances
yesterday Of Messrs. Dillon and O'Brlen, he
vii! hencefsg.h rejsct the leadership OF Mr..
Parnell.
LoNDoN, July 3l--The House OF Lords
sitting as committee for privileges to-day
daoided the remarkable and historic Bsrke-
ley pesFege olsim. The House decided thet
Rsndal Mowbrsy Thomas Berkeley bad es-
tabished his claim to the honors and digni-
ties of the Earl OF Berkeley and VIscouSt
DursleY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
Hsws Ox raR Day.

Gsnator Fassett bad an hours talk Win
Secretary Foster yesterday and accepsea
the coliecsorship ct Nsw York.
A system OF exchange Of military publioa-
tjons hss been established between the gov
ernments of the United States aud Germany.
Mrs. Mary R. Carroll, who Is suing John
Carroll, of the Caves, for divorce. he's hleo
an answer to the order requiring her to
bring their child within the courts lnrisdic-
ton.
1t YVES reported liz tbs City OF Mexico yes
terdsy In railroad circles that The inferno
tiopal Railway Company, of which Y. Z.
Huntington Is president. has purchased the
Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railway.
With Dan Cameron ct outs with the so.
mlnlstration be oause of his position against
the force bill and QIay at war With the
President, the Pennsylvania politicians, VINO
hope 10 cat G few crumbs or patronage afs
feeling very blue.
The retirement of Chairman Quay anu
Treasurer Dudley OF che uetionai republican
committee hes ocoesionsd much gossip sn0
snecr!etlon in Washington. l. Is rumoreG
thew have formed ombination to defeat
President HerrIsco fer Reconstruction.
Archbishop tiSiBpu, OI DIE ASui, nAipo
bad an interview yesterday In Washington
With the commissioners OF Indian sfsiEs, dur
Leg which the recent action OF the commits
aioner in deciding 80 make ccnt.acts for odu-
eating Indian children In Catholic scnoo' S
diraotIs with the schools instead OF through
the Bureau OF Catholic Indian Missions, yes
discussed. Archbishop Ireland told the
commissioners thGt ell the money Cashoiica
hna received for I0Gian schools had beeD
properly spent.
Three boys were struck by lightning IL
Ontario while in boat yesterday, and one
'ell overheard and wss drowned. At Pictcu,
Oot., during severe storm of rain, thunder
and lightning. fvs large barns and thels
contents were destroyed by lightning. Sisud'
ing grain snffered considerably. Lightning
struck COW shed on the farm OF Benjamin
Ayis, nsar West Oolinwood, n. J., killing 6
farm hand aud FIVE COWS. The man wes en-
gagged 10 milking enc Of the COTS when the
fatal bolt oame.
In connection with the recent resignation
CT Messrs. Quay end Dudley from the me-
tiopel republican Committee new ticket ic
beirg talked OF among tho politicians h
Washington. It Ia composed OF the names
of Blaine and AIger. The Michigan candi
date has repeatedly announced that az
would never consent to accepting second
place behind any man, however great ou
ali the same his friends end others feel CON
6dsnt that be would be proud to be attached
to the tall of Blaine ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31

AesAsstNATBD.-Ats Suffolk Wednesday
night, between IL AID 70 o'clock, J. P
Eppss, in charge of the Western Union tele-
graph office, was shot AID killed by some
unknown person on tho eouth@esterD
boundary OF the town. Re and e. y. Allen
were Oh the Norfolk and Western Railroad
when they we're fred Oh from tbs bushes by
the roadside, the Whole charge of shot and
slugs entered the right side OF the
v;o,im Allen was ROT struck. Az In
qnest wes held yesterday. His brother took
the remains to his homo at Wayerly for
burial. The Murdered men YES seout
twenty I've yea:s ofege. He wes very pop
ular, snd 1t was not known that he had an
enemy In the world. There is great excite
ment at slTaik over the murder, but little
elsa being talked about. The gun With
which the CHASTITY deed wss committed was
iourd yesterday evening sud identified SIS
belonging to negro whose name oonld not
be learned. The police are after the pegro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
Reuort Denied &c.

CAPE MAY, NJ July 81 The reported
resignation from the Cabinet OF Secretary
Noble was emphss!ealy denied this morn
ing By Private Secretary Halfo;d on behalf
of the President. Secretary Hafora said,
"There Ia not word Of truth in it. Secre-
tsry Noble hss not resigned from the Cabi-
net and ss faf az the President knows has
nc intention OF doing So" Secretary Proc
tor left Cape May this morning for Wash
ipgtou. sloas Fsssett, who haa besn de-
sisaa.ed by the President az tbs successor OF
Collector Erhardt of N.w York city, arrived
here this morning and called upon the Pres
ident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
The Baker Trial.


The trial of Dr.. John q. p Baker for the
murder OF HE wife by poison was resumed
ST Abingdon, We, yesterday. Mra. Wynd
ham R. Gilmsr, who has played suoh an ini-
portsnt part ia this case was witness for
the common wealth. Mrs. Gilmsr stated
aae vas thrty-threo years sid; The wife CT
Wyndham Gilner, of Washington county !;
that she had been bis wife Tor thirteen
years, that she knew the prisoner a. the
bar and had known him since August, 1878;
that he bad bsen their physician for eight or
nine years, and her family and DR.. Biker'5
had been en- very intimats terms. She slso
stated that their criminal relations dated
back about five years. vixen she was SICK
and Mr.. Gilmer, OF course, YVES absent from
home. The plans for the poisoning OF her
husband we're detailed, and the private post
office from which they received letters from
each other was often mentioned, 1t being
small house pear the GilUer dwelling house,
where they denoslted their letters alnost
nightly. DR.. B ,ker had visited her fire.
uuent!y, until It became very unpleasant
for him to dc go on account ofthe jealousy
of her husband. Counsel asked her IT DR.
Baker had ever msde threats concerning
the taking Of BIZ Hifa's life, TO which she re.
piled that his identical Yorde were that
every barrier shall bo burned away"
Seven letters Of BE most disgusting love
SICK nature that could De devised were In
troduced The fret was dated August 26.
1890. an6 hesias: My own little guardian
angel, mg !i..ie love, eiDg forever snd ever.
God knows this is fem my soul, ssaured'Y
es one OF his angels cou'd utter it," &9. l
is ei.oeG, Il w" which the witness ex.
pisina6 &c mean Little Wife," Another
begins, My OWE little sWees, precious,
darling angel, my heart Ia bleeding OF thy
door," and de ed August %. 1890. An ex-
hlbi!iun OF jeweiry vas then made by the
attorney for tho commonwealth, consisting
Of goll watch, gold pen and ring, and
some other artlc ca al o; which the witness
Identified, and told when end where they
rad BEEN presented her. snd hoU portion
Of them had tsen concealed from her hus
band. Engravsd 10 the ting were these
words al We for Maegie." When called
up to explain who Maggie waP, Mrs. Giimer
replied it Yas bsrseli, aad tba. Dr.. Baker
told he, if anyone asksd 10 see the ring, and
asked shout Il, to tell them 10 Was Tor my
lttls Maggie. Size also told OF her trip TO
H0eI Falrwops, nt B,istal, Tenn, when DR..
Baker met bar and spent the night With
her.
There 1as @ heated argument betweeo
counael as TO the admission Of certain tss.i-
mony concerning the plot to poison WyDd-
ham E. Gllnsr several months after the
dsatll OF Mis-. Baker, end es O'Clock tbs
court vas adjourned ultil tonoTrow morn
iog CT o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial mstters continue quiet hereabou.

Financial matters continue quiet hereabou's s,
but the general business Of the city Is fair for this
season OF the year. The receipts Of grain are in.
creasing, and the advance in whea', though
slight, is encouraging to the farmers There is
no chsnge to note in the rates for money, and the
banks continue to supply all business demands at
the usual discounts In New York yesterday
money on call WAS easy, ranging from y to 2lA
last loan at 2, and closing offered at 2. Prime
mercantile paper 51as7. In Baltimore money
was steady, with good inquiry for active COM
rnercisl uses, and rates were quotsbly 4i2s6 on
call and per cent. for bank discounts. At the
Stock Exchange trading was dull, and concess OBS
wcre offered in some securities to make sales
Virginia new IS were moderately active, the sales
being $4,000 at "a and 637s, and So, 900 Yir.
gins 10 40s sold at 1874 For local shares we
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31

AT MEETING of the Farmers Alliance
It Bethel Military Academy. Fauquisr ooun'
~. yesterday, Maj,r Mann Page. president
of the Virgins Alliance, made speech, In
.shich. as reported, he said 'he had neglect
I'd his crops to bc present, deeming his pres-
ence Of the meeting more important than
harvesting his crops." 1.-THE Major pc cor
rectI9 reported he is not wise man, for 1t
"a by harvesting bis crops that farmer pro-
yides for his own household, and, according
20 the highest authority, the farmer. as wet
as any other man, who falls to do thai is
worse than heather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-31

HIS HEAD WAS GOLD M1NE.-k man
with veritsblo gold m!rs In his hair vas
arrested In Nav York yesterday. Hs lie
Moses Israelsky, goldsmith, recently from
Russia. II worked for Eden Hayden, 3
local goldsmith. Shortly sitter Moses made
his debut 10 Hsyden's chop the proprietor
began to miss half his gold dust. Then the
men from Russia wss watched. Every dag
he turned up at tbs chop with his long curly
hair neatly oiled. IS If he was going to q
Charity ball. After getting his fingers COW
cred with gold dust, Moses would carelessly
run his hands through Ills hair. The prec
ious metal would stick. At night the cum
ming fellows head would spsrsle With the
yellow dust He would carefully wash 1t
off at night and rspeat bis operation next
day. Hundreds of dollars worth of gold
IVES thus carried eff. He is now In the
Tomb 10 default OF bail.