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The morning call., 1892-12-25

The GREATEST OF PAINTERs-"M."
writes: WAS Michael Angelo the greatest
of known painteTs?" In sublimity and all
that goes to make a great painter Michael
Angelo cuisines all others as Milton out
ranks all poets. Raffaelle d'Urbino, some
times styled Raffaelle the Divine, surpassed
Michael Angelo IN purity and grace, but the
grand old man, who al 20 years OF age went
into the ruins OF the Coliseum to LEARN TO
to draw" has left no rivals. and not even
an imitator
The morning call., 1892-12-25

SENATOR STANFoRD-J. f., City, Sem
ator and Mrs. Stanford are in this city and
will remain till after the holidays.
The morning call., 1892-12-25

HANcoCK's PLURALITY &C. NJ, City.
In the election OF 1880 Hancock carried CAL
ifornia by plurality OF "a only. The vote
was: Hancock 60,442. Garfield 50. 34S. The
electoral vote was divided, Hancock re-
ceiYing 5. Garfield /.
The morning call., 1892-12-25

PosT0FFIcE SIrE-Subscriber, City. The
amount appropriated for the new Postoffice
site in this city was $3.50. 900. OF this
Sl.04o.00o has been paid. leaving balance
of S2lOO00
The morning call., 1892-12-25

Be- Don't fail to send for our latest Holiday Cat
alogue. Mailed free to any country address.
The morning call., 1892-12-25

ADOPTION OF CHILDREN-Mrs. c. c.,
City. 1t is not necessary that person de-
string TO adopt child from the Orphan
Asylum should be a property-owner, and all
the surety required is that the guardian
shall be satisfied that the applicant is per-
son of good character, able to provide de-
Gently for the child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
THE DRAMATIC ART EXPERIMENT.
RULES ABOUT ADMISSION TO TIE THEATRE OF
ARTS AND LETTERS.

RULES ABOUT ADMISSION TO TIE THEATRE OF
ARTS AND LETTERS.
The Theatre of Arts and Letters was Incorporated
An Friday OF last week under the Clubs ac'' an" OH
saturday n meeting was held at which a couc oi by
laws was adopted The name of the play 10 DC pi>'n
at the first performance at Proctors l"'"l 'u'.i"
streot Theatre en- December -, VIII not be "ho"iN
announced til 1t is read on the programme ana inc
name OF the author will not BE- communicated III
,he play is over The arrangements for SeiuhI h'Nc
hesn further considered within the last few days INC
,icNe, furnished 70 members will have no checks Tor
seats but each ticket holder arrives at the Theatre
bo will be furnished with check; the seats Will %"
allotted 10 the members in the order In which they
come and each check will be stamped with the hour
and minute OF its issue.
II IS the determination that none but members saii
no admitted The front seats will be +" c:Ved lor
holders of season tickets. and the others VIII De
ao,.ed 10 such members rs desire them Tor Il single
night The gallery will be occupied by the dramatic
students of the city, all Of whom will he mace h'e-
hers and will be admitted to the theatre at reduccd
,ate The staten cnt has been published that single
critic for the performances Of the Theatre ct tS ana
Letters would b. appointed and that no other crtc
would be admitted This was cmphaiicalW dem"i
Yesterday Newspaper writers will be allowed 10 at
tend the PLAYS il they are members OF the orgamN'-
Srs As FAR as the rules of the association ana the
wishes OF It's leaders concerned they VIII as.
have the right to crtGse anything or ever hS is
much they please.
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-.,.,,v he transferred 10 a post in Europe In the
pVO % tho next year. There will be IA rcshufie OF
eo ,,,,orc cards on the retirement of Sir Augustus
Wv I, Is ce.tainy fun time for Sir Spencer To
rue .'o tho nromo,ion which he has earned 50 well
and merted so long
THE FEREOL HAHEOR CHARTS
=, connection with the loss Of the Howe. am III
,od that the charts used by the spanish Navy io'
Wing Fcrrcl Harbcr are OF considerably later ua''
ga much m,re accurate IN every way than those VIII"
I'll thc British Photographed Department AT '"e
.Au,,olty has for so many years been conten'eu'
MRs. MACKAY VISITING FRIENDS.
v-s Nackay has been staying with Mr. ana MIS-
p,,d,cv Martin at Bamacaan, where her youngest son"
rorepce Mackay. has killed four stag She has gone
~ visit TO Lady Mary Lloyd. at CHARLOTTE PARK anu
I'M start for Rome in a few days after returning "
Car,ton House Terrace. She purposes spending ue
.4,ter I'm the south OF France.
THE BISHOP OF HAMPDEN's CELLAR.
vessrs. Christie & Manson will have large VINE
.,,c on Thursday and Friday including many chNce o'S
.monC which is the Bishop OF Ilampden's renowned
olsr part Of which has surely been 'ingularly lohs
4, coming into the market. considering That the W'ia
Sod more than twenty four years ago. fliy year,
,eo the Bishop OF Hampdcn was considered al UNIT"
N be one OF the judges Of wine In the university
uhatever was thought Of his orthodoxy.
EDMUND YATES.
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NpS pFERF 4. ADRIENNF.

The foolish play Of d" Aianc," was withura"h "S'
nigh, at the Manhattan Opera House. IL was !"
ctastlv fallure-cxcepi as n bit Of fun once III d
while tbe stage provides serious spec acc so ore oad
that It becomes comic. This was an instance.
An eGor, has been made 10 impose the dsoreNi'
=, Tho toiIrre wholly upon Mr.. Conway, who inquired
,,.,h r.n,ed ears as the lovestricken swain OF
Mrs campbell Praeds story. Eut Mr. CONWAY III
though weird being 10 contemplate was mol con
snicnorslv more absurd that most OF MS "ssoia'es,
Mrs pecre herself-with all her force of cfano''r "u
ne- precision and thoroushness OF method-co",u "o'
redeem the dali and Ridiculous scenes nhu ,r'o
,., -, a. Ariane she was envroned The
a1io eho,l, lao laid upon the right horse "Afnh'
IL rromedlnbc rubbish, and snch an actress as ',,n
nccrc shonId not condescend to produce 'u'n a'''
.t,g Tonicht Mrs. Bcere viii impersonnte Aur'e""'
corvYcur ard tonight he.sI,r 81, me VI" rancd PR
,r,rI c"' i,l,, the first Mrs IIccrc ma. Dv ~
nd ., manager capable OF understanding UNI
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Postofilce Notice.


(Shoud be read daily by all interested as changes may
letters FOR foreign countries need be specially ad.
qr'' G Rr to SEND 9ucde Of banking coumerc.
d lSc S,.pss; y S,Sr. Available
close lorT lomp mHI'i in 'S ali ccs at this once follows
TUEsDAYA 10 M sGppeme9sary ,I 40 rna m 20
i1t tS Poland must be directed per LaSnN at D.
lpglemenry 80 p M f1r cape " H Elrde st. DG@nSo
Tor TraS!io per- Ptlau from NsT;oTlSSanss n.,
Mexico Tor yeas5e% !, and q SAY 1nis .ns sG
m% %atar De qr re- % S central america except @
south Pacific port. Ciy Of Para via , Colon
Fa s St 10 a 70 a a. sSppSneStary 80 ff
ET@Gs 1G 70 I sc M tor
Bcrn oaenown dcer' must be g! diet per ny
pubrdam Via Amsterdam dcttcr. must BE- directed PER
ESy"land Via Antwerp dStt- be directed per
Eya9"d at p ncp for %aSa 30 D. ms for Para
and Pcrnambuce per MarnhrScs at M, p m c l,gP
& Thona. fsF MaTt@gH1e and cuod'Io"pe Via Mar
''" TfMGRsSpAy-Nt p N. complimentary 80 mr.
for bermuda per orlnocG, ,, a. 80 p M Tor Ne~
80 for gor EP r ,cc pe sw,e.:
land Italy spain Portugal and %gr FaO %u S BE dGs1Sdr
nT r Gra po, at and rraey S' per . La ascos%s
va levc letter, for o9r par 81 M u fr canTechs
a S1 Gas 1rs ssSc6 ana and fSsS
epo@c@'aTgge ma 80 md for F %.y
n ,.o ssT %Spf%P" VA curacao W % p pSr
= Carscae dctters for other Colombian Ports must he
d,oc ner Corocas' a. - m. Tor Netherlands direct,
nor iVeend,n. via ROTTERDAM lcttcrs must be direcrd
,.ncr Vcondon'l: AZ M. Tor Norway direct per s. 3.
TPrcvaa Gettcrs must be directed per Thngvala'l
a. . ~ m Tor scotland direct. per Furnessa Vie
'sSTWDAY"M q D. m for Costa Rca. via Limon. per
U,,an,a from New % leans az 3 p. for TruMllo
nor : : PROF Morse. from New Orleans; az 30 D. M
Tor St Pierre MqucoG Pc steamer from No'th sydney
Froncscoi close here daily M t. November 80 at 20
and samoan Islands per Monowal tfrom san Fran.
cscoo close here daily Decembcr - at 80 D.
Tor on arrival NewYork OF Aurana with British
mails for Australia. Mails for the Hawaiian Islands
per s. Australia from san Francisco close here daily
here daily up December '25. at 80 m: M,ls for
China and Japan Narcouvc Especially addressed only)
close at this once daily ~ 8 80 r M Mails for New
foundland rail Halifax and thence bv steamer close
This onlce daily at 20 p M Malls for Miancon by
daily nc 30 p. m. Mail, for Cuba by rail n Tampa
Fla and nv steamer calling Mondays Thursdays
and Sanrd,vs). close this Office daily 80 a
Malls Mexico overland unless specially addressed for
dsrach bv steamer clos" at thi, onicc daily at m.
daily and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on tho
pr sumption OF their uninterrupted Overland transit 10
San Francisco Mails III" East arriving on time nj
the day of sailing of steamers des
patched thence the samH day.
Registered mall closes at g p. m. previous dav.
English French and German steamers tho hour Of
closing Of supplementary mails az the po>togce which
remain open until within Ten Minutes Of ire hour
"''"s COKNELIuS VAN corr. Postmastess
rostcnice. New.York. ~ y. Nov. Is. ls32
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RARRCwS-At Planheld y. j.. Novenber 18Th Helen,
oniy daughter Elliot Thomas and Cora Fun Barrows

BARRCwSAt Plalnhed y j. Noyemoe Ell To.p meiSn
aged Is months.
Services private
increment Cambridge. Mass.
Massachusetts, papers please copy
CorIINSOn tho morning OF the 9th instant ut Chestnut
nil philadelphia short Illness Frederic COLLINS
in tho Il u year OF his age. .,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from 0rthcdoN frends
Mectnc.housp corner Main and Coulter SIS. ''erIln
town on Fourth day wednesday,, Eleventh month 3oth
TSin, leave Rroadst station at 10 80 AID II 20 M
for Chconave. Station. Train leaves Ninth ana Green
al If :O5 a m. for chelton ave station
Tntcrmcnt private -, ,
DAIRIMPIE-At Morstown. y. J., November 27th the
lion Vanclcvc Dahimplc. formerly Justice OF the
snnremc Court of New-Jesey. aged - years. 800
Funeral from Chu Oh Of the Redeemer on Ihursdiy
at . o'clock y. M
pAVIS-in this city. 9th inst, Marguerite Perrin
daughter Of Charles and Ida T. Davis, aged months
Funeral services at 20 West 52dst Tuesday. Goth inst
AZ 10 n m.
FINCH-Mr. {. NJ Finch In the 47h year e his age,
FUNERAL services at his late rc,ldrne, 20 III
Hsbnry PARK. New-Jcrsey. on "Wednesday NOVEMBER
3Oth 1892 at y m. .,--...t..
F,Icnds and relatives invited without further notice
IntrrncnI private We,tport, Conn.
GAULT-At East orange. y. j., November 2'th' Eliza
10Th 1,ault. widow Of george tiault agfd 81; ,o .
EuurIal from Pro,pctst, WednesdiN, az 10 ~ o. m
,rrnre AT Brick Church station arrival OF oeV usm
from Barcay-sI, Ne"'iofA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

DALI'S THEATRE" HUNCiIIAtK"
Mr. Days promised production OF The lunch
back will be effected to night. The good oil play
ought TO be warmly welcomed. 1t is richly fraught
with brilliant memories aud pleasant Ssocations'
and. intrnsicaly II i pure, dignned Intellectual
and gentle. Mr. Daily offers IL with most attnctivc
cast. Miss Ada Rehan will play Julia. for the first
time. The other essential characters distributed
follows: Master Walter. Mr.. George Clarke
Clifford Mr.. Arthur Bourchlcr Helen, Miss Isabel
irving Molus, Mr.. CyestOn Clarke, Fathom, Mir.
William Gilbert Lord Tn,el, Mr. sidney Herbert
\ tavern song will be introduced In the first act.
The Hume hback' is to be- acted eight times ana II
then Will give place II A. NOu Lier II, with Miss
Echan us EOsalnd and Mr. BOurchicr a. Orlando.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
UARRIGAN'S THEATRE.

A revival Of Mr.. Edward liarrleahs pray "a INV
Mulllgaus,T or The MulIgah "urua Dan :"
,,,, rd tho heroic syIablcs both waysT), was
ACCOMPLISHED last night. amid much rejoicing, AT
,,,,,o,,, Tbeotr. Mr. IIarrigan's compositions
for the theatre possess the attribute Of hd'hy 10
common order Of character and li" but TINS Virtue
NOT intrlnsichiy aimclive-is made pqH"nt by inc
outhor's expert invention and by his comic huhlor'
There Is abundance OF amusing ih'iu'" III
Mulllgans7 ard It's satire upon the uro''
, ,t, cior,ctnr {, not less punScnt and effective
-, ,o,,., canal and amablc. Mr.. lIarrigan can De
odmopItory. I'm "A suggestive way without Dc'hS M
kind. Mr.. Braham's melodies played ana sung ~
this piece, are THE Paeher Of Beer NeIh" Aip'r
tYve. > Down In Gossip ROW. our Front 9'oop
nTbe Little Widow Dunn "skidmofe f""cy III"
and Babies on our IocA'' Inc pc'lo','"'.
was enjoyed and appihndrd ny ""'''
Tho rnrts are cast Us follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
N1srrrJANI,orS STAGE AFFAIRS

The company known Ius,ells comedians VIII
emerge next Monday nj the Blou Theatre IN piece
chilled d" Society Fad Nine Modjcsha may be-
seen this afternoon ut DAILY Theatre, In an net OF
Mar, stuart Mr.. Daily, company will present " \
Woman's Won't" and "Thc Good for Nothing This
performance Is for the benefit Of the Polish churches
In YORK. ~ Fair Rebel will come 90 The
Grand Opera House on December >. Sardou
comedy Of "Amcrcan's Abroad Will succeed "1hc
grey Marc next Monday night NJ ih" Lyc"um
THEATRE Mr. T. Q. Scabrookc'- Conf opera
Tho Manhattan opera House next Monday. " tn"
Ensign" is TIE title Of play announced for prc-'n-
tniion on December , at ia" Fourteenth Suc"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
Mr.. BLAINE MUCH BETTER.

Washington. Nov e5.-Inqury at Mr.. Bnine'
house at II O'Clock to-day edtcd the rcoponsc that
q" Mr. Blaine Is much better today according To Dr.
Johnson, who has Just left him. lie Is sitting up
rs usual, and has already read the morning papers
James G.. Blaine, H. Is authority for the statement
that no definite plans have been formed for his
fathcr', contemplated trip TO California. IL had not
been decided where he would co. though 1t would be
some place In southern California The journey Will
not be made before January /, at any rate. his son
aid Mr. Balnc's ply siclan says that lac Is getting
vel rapidly. liz was very comfortable Oday, was
nm and about the house ana spent time IN
r.ndlng the newspapers. His appetite i good, and
Inc is bright and cheerful In manner.
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DIED..

GRIFFEN-At Camilla Ga. 18th month. 9eth. Jesse Dc
Funeral from Amawaik Westinghouse Fifth day l2ss
m0n S SG ss and S e ile r. saI"S ~
eve, Ella siarESeaihcr. widow Of Governor John T.
The %.Sa service; w be held a. SSs Church on
Interment at Sing Sing. New-York
Train lelves Grand Central Station at II - Tuesday.
HuLETT-on Sunday, November eth. Of cerebral apo
Funeral ssyiccs win be held hi. late residence No
IL Cambridge Place. Brooklyn. on Tuesday the Sosa
JoMNsoNM Workers. on Sunday, November 27ts 1872 zoe;
William James johnson, son Of Ann f. and the iaN
Funeral services his residence. 10 Cottage Place.
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
tcbs his 't r.. rs sS i II D West oh
ST. Michacs Church t,rdamavc and 5Sthst.
Interment at convenience OF family
MsssSSs are cqucs to attend funeral as above
'''''''' - JOHN WELDON; IR;
j. Alvin L. LSoe in The sls yea; q ni: age ",
Do oyerO' & ~ IT, papers per + please copy
LgMoG NosS 2 1872 It. rs nt' Ls s
in the list wear Of HIS age.
MILLER-At Newark. y. J., Noyember %. 1892: Sarah
Doremus wife OF Benjamin C. Miller, in the s7@ year
Fge S;S at her Late bone $50 S % Newark
ccn on in Moun pleasant Cemetery at the
~ the family.
Friends will please omit flowers.
NORTN-On Sunday evening November 27th, 1892 after
short Illness Elizabeth Mason North, in the I'D year
Of hcr
Funeral services will held al her late residence 98l
Mad sonaye Wednesday, the goth inst at III O'Clock
a..
The nterment will be Taytown at the convenience Of
the family.
PLATT-At her home Poughkecpslc. n. Y. on Sunday.
November 9th. Mrs Harriet Patt, widow OF the lata
Isaac Plat. aged ~ years
services her residence at p M, Wednes'
day, November 80, 1892.
V A. 4 Su November 27ths
1892 Elizabeth D.. widow OF the late Joseph W. VALE
IA her 7ofh wear.
Funeral services tho First Baptist Church Planheld.
V. j.. Wednesday, November Goth, at 2 80 p. M
VERMILYE-At YOnkcrs. Monday. November 2Sth 1892,
Eurrtfa Vcrmilye, In her SOth year
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WILCOX On SUNDAY November o7th 1892, Maria Rs
widow Of Chas. &. Wilcox.
her late residence. bloomfield, n. Js
on ed November Both. 3 ID. m.
Inter,nent at convenience OF the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
OFFICERS OF A WOMEyS' GUILD.

Inc annual election Of III. Womcns Guild OF the New
York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital. Eastern
noucvord and SiXty.third.st.. was held November %
he following elected for the coming year
PRESIDENT Mrs. william Todd Iiemuth vice-prcsidens.
Mrs Timothy +. Allen Mrs. Rufus b. Cowlng, Mis- Kcs-
elf f. Flower Mrs. Homer l. OstTom, Mrs. Robert Pit
ain Mrs T. C. Benedict, Mrs. Charles warous. Miss T.
n Duttuf Mrs W. l.. Gurnee and Mrs. Charles r. Camp
hel; treasurer Mrs. Abner c. Thomas; recording secr'
,,v Mrs. Henry J. Newton; corresponding SECRETARY.
v,. Fdwlna Drown; chairman committee Mrs.
j. ~. Sehiey.
The hospital entirely free and relies for support
nuntary contributions.
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c,omue was nor,ormed 10 the evident delight Of the
audience which expressed its joy by encoring nearly
every selection Miss Bessie Bonehi sang numoer oil
her weknown character and made the usual NUMBER
Of striking changes In costume. }. W. heiS' INC
rolling mill man kept au-nce in roar OF laughter
with his droll speeches and Irish songs. Miss hate
Lawrence sang number Of songs in which she mpfso"Aed
London coster girl, Mr. Pastor performed NUMBER OF
his fayorte ballads, TO the great satisfaction OF all MON
roe and Mack were amusing. they never fail to be- IN
their negro character studies. Mis- Lime "e"1'rn
PLAYED number solos variety Of Instruments IN.
GLIDING the xylophonc Swiss bells and the coneertna ana
accomplished the undoubtedly difficult feat playing on
banos at time held In almost all possible positions
Other performers were the Barrett Brothers. billy
Carter the De Fpp family Robert A. Hewlett and Miss
Maggie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
1RCTIC EXPLORAIION DESCRIBED.
LIEUTENANT PFARY TELLS A BEooKLYN AUDI
FNCE OF TIL FROZEN >oErH.

LIEUTENANT PFARY TELLS a BRooKLYN AUDI
rNCE OF TIL. FROZEN North.
Lieutenant r. L. Pcary. L. : y. le'turrd last
r,rtt ON "Grecnlard and Arctic Exploration IN TIE
nj, hall If the Long Island Historical society no
700 pi.rrcnont.St. Brooklyn. Despite the bad
weather the attendance was 30 great that Inc p"oe
was crowded.
Lieutenant pcary gave full account OF Us voyage
=, the land ~ icc and his audience followed nm
with deep Interest. \ charming part 'I HIS "''"'e
was hi, description Of the mpmne where ne ana
his nlucxy Durade camped after they had reached
the most northern point possible In ter mF'pi"
slcdge ionrncys over the inland Zee. The morni''
wns a bit Of vrutublc summer landscape IN TIE ue'o
late region. Then the return Journey over ooV
miles Of Ice began. lie said;
IT, the usual depressing clouGrc,S which hangs
ovo, tho fields Of snow there added great belts
-, t,- They were fun Of tiny Ice crystals, that
tho windwad sides Of slcds dogs. and men wer" whit
cued 81 We tnlcd on for the little housc 600 miles
away which we had learned to call home AT hr>t
said I'm. lecturer they progressed nt IN" fnle "i onv
alout twenty miles a day. Iut day after day ih'
dog, increased their speed. and when the DIG scd
VA, discarded and only one small sled was retained
ON which every thing packed. and the party ARIEL
on the homrstr"tch. they mace MS ",nH ~ ~
hen twenty eight, thlr'\ tWO' u"N 'i"'' ''" '"''
miles Gay ,,..,,.,.,,,..
speaking of the strange race The Arciic iIEl andgtS
th. lecturer said This has probably liid less
communication with other race, than any o hrr IN
The world. They shut In from even ne arF ~.
vvorld their domain being bounded by a." humboldt
Glnri,r ON the >Orth the impossible Inland zee on
the east. smith Soind on III" west ara MrivNl, ~
~, ,hc soufh Imagine "A woman who has to make the
rintIlng for her family wthOu Il needle Imagine u
man VINO needs one every minute. without knife
Nmd Won can imagine what Treasure needle or a
common t,cl knife To these people n man offered
70 Give his wife and two children for a jachlnlfe'
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BRISTOW HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY
HE ALMOST SUCCEEDED IN PROVING AN ALIBI.
WHICH WAS HIS LINE or Defence.

he ALMOST SUCCEEDED IN PROVING AN ALlDl
WHICH WAS HIS LINE or Defence.
At the Inquest Yesterday the OF the death
u Mrs, Ida Jackson the young muatt, VINO lived
at No ljs Fast Nnetycighthst. and was Sound dead
In her bed thcr, Sunday morning November 90, the
fury brought in a verdict that the had died from
he effects OF oNLernol wound and recommended that
In Wow Of the evidence presented Thomas II. BTsow be
held for Grand Jury. Much evidence presented
and an alib apparently proven fdf the prisoner
Brstov had been intimate with Mrs. Jackson for six
ars refused to support her fourwoesoh child as
re asserted that he had been her for long
time. on the day preceding Mrs. Jackson's death she
went to Bristows place Of business and created DIS
turbance and he then finally refused n have anything
mor do with her The next day she found dead In
bed apparently from heart disease but closer cNamna
ton revealed that she had died from hemorrhase caused
by a wound the head \ stone wrapped IA blood
stained CLOTH together with Brisow's hat, found In
the room and this caused Brlstows arrest Brstow gave
clear account II his movements from the time OF the
nuarre until his arrest and Alexander Znhn his landlord
Testified Br stow at his Odglng-house on the
night aud morning preceding the discovery OF the b'ny
Mrs Jackons husband who had lived with ner Tor almost
ak years placed the stand, but nothing iufther
than the fact that his wife had violent temper was
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