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Lawyer Var. Buren, Denslow told OF the con;
spiracy by which Vreeland. Mrs. Bradford. and
two physicians had secured the child from, the
mother. who. lie snid. had given IN the child
on threats and undcr a misun.!erstnnding TIC
demurred to tho return. OF Mrs. BraGtord 20
the writ becnus" she could not keep the child
in law on the oral agreement she set W. ,
Justice Barrett. who was sitting ior the nrst
time since his carriage accident In Paris.
which has loft him rnther lame.
Mr.. Denslow said Vreeland was not repre-
Michael c. Gross. in behalf. 81. Mra:, Brad;
ford. snid his client has the. child on the oral
agreement OF the mother. who surrendered Its
gally transferring the child.
When Justice Barrett said he would leave
the child in the custody OF Mrs, Bradford until
to-day. Lawyer Donslow. said that there were
allegations that the child was In danger.
THE child looks healthy enough said Jus
tice Barrett. and l don't think its morals will
be affected in that time -,
Mrs. Bradford was quickly out OF court with
the baby boy. but not much quicker than MIR.
Nreeland.
When seen Mt his office subsequently Tree-
land said: II ain prepared with proofs to show
that l I'M not the father of the child. l was
foolish enough t. 10 for the doct IT when she
was in trouble. because they hadn't a cent
in tho world. I consider it a Matchmaking
schema.'
Justice Jarrett sent out a memorandum
later in the dav oy.rruling the demurrer to
the return Of Mrs. Bradford int"rposed on II"
custody Of the child. and requesting that fur.
ther evidence he. furnished. Of the alleged
agreement by which the mother had pa;tod
with the child.
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TOUHG SHELLS ~ TROUBLE.
The Fnr.renching Results of n Fn,n, Fr!z
Flight In


MEMPHIS, Oct. 2+.-The swell young men OF
Memphis are again in a stew over the recent
prize fight Mt tho Athletic Association Gu
rooms which resulted in the death OF Richard
Nolan from tho effects Of n k-out blow
dealt him by Jack Davis. For several days tho
club men were in fear of being indicted as
when the Grand Jury inricted only Davi.
and ignored the bills presented by tho
Acknowledgement against the seconds. ref
cree. and r. Gratz Brown. who acted
as master OF ceremonies. There tho mat
ter would probably have ended but
for a subsequent turn OF events. William FitZ:
gerald. editor OF tho Catholic Journal. attncked
the clpb mcmbers vigorously asst week; hc re-.
fight as q brutal and ,bcastly exhibition. and
from ,condemning it because Of the wealth and
inG that. had the fight taken place in pinch"
the suburb Inhabited by tn. Irish. the pagers
Editor Fitzgerald IS a candidate for the Leg
~islature on the Democratic ticket. so II plan
for revenge was readily formed. Tho osl"r,-
rooms. and m"m' e-s yer. advised to get even
BY scratching itZ.craid on election day. I'll.
club has nearly n thousand, mrmI ers and
great influence. and AS tho Democrats have
not got votes to throw nj thu ir'!s this year
the rash Editor dcfcpt is very probable; ,,u
methods have gwen him, national n3loriety;
proposes to take II hand to save his friend
Fitzgerald: or a., least to nvenge his dctent
The statutes Of Tennessee in regard to spec
tators at gamhltn. rooms. make every spcc-
tator an accessory. and equally guilty with inc
Erincipals, Judge nnhose has an i1eG that
this applies to the law against. prize lighting.
He announces that he will call the Attorney.
Generals attention to this. and Will rev light
structcd to return trIe bills against. every
spectator as we'll as the seconds and referee.
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Don't Ask = Policemen. Consult The Suns
Guide.

Where 10 hear good church nusic2 See TEE
SUNS Guide. Are vou partial 10 any variety
OF 1'Hmdi p~erJormance2 TIE SuN's Guide
rN tel 10" nhere 10 find Il. When going array
The SUNS Guide ,cN tell Vou 'rha' pour route
should lie. DO you kno,p wh,ch hotel you ,cia
stop at? THE Suns Guide gives the rates Of
fach. Visitors. don't bore people ,nih questions.
TIE SUNS Guide ans,oers all you are likely 10
ask. Are vou interested in artI Mem York has
a 'neaiM Of masterpieces 10 shor. THE SUNS
GUIDE tells uhne Mev may bs SEEN Athletic and
sporting me- are all interested in THE Suns Guide.
Club men should read THE SUNS Guide. II
tells about NeD lora's clubs Do you conte,ns
NeD FORKS architecture? You toiH neper do u
again after reading THE Suns Guido. The ms
chtnery Of finance is described in TIL SUN's
Guide. Philanhrop lists will find much Of suo-
oeslion tnTHE Suns GuidSs chapter on bensp-
client organizations. Ia vour friends hoe in the
suburbs? The SUMS Guide mil tell you HON to
reach them. or course you rill do some shopping
here The Suns Guide tells nkers the shopping
districts are and hoW some NJ the big stores arc
run
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MRS BRADFORD HoLDs THE BAsT.
For y Day, ut Least, she Defeats Miss
Doughty-vree'and Denies III. Obligation.

~ w s<S"' S'O
Douehty-vree'nnd Denies His Ob1i rntion.
The Unnamed baby boy which nineteen
year-old Eleanor Doughty bore two months
ago out OF wedlock was brought before Jus
tice Barrett Of tho Supreme Court yesterday.
In obedience to q writ OF habeas corpus. by
Mrs. May Bradford. and argument began on
the question whether mother or foster mother
should have 1t. Advertising Agent s. s. Vree-
land. declared by Eleanor to be tho child's
father. advanced no claim.
Mrs. Bradford brought the child carly to
court. and sat with the little white bundle In
her lap nursing Ii from a bottle. Grandma
Doughty sat with her twin daughters on her
left, tho nearest being Eleanor. mother Of tho
infant. The twins have each fluffy black hnir
and faces rather long and white. They nre
twinkle iE appearance. and caused many
questions rs to which is which. Even counsel
had to mako inquiries to distinguish them.
Mrs. Doughty hurst into tears ut different
PARTS OF tho argument. and. seeing their
mother in tears. tho twins each began to cry.
Even Mrs; bradford. who had determined to
fight for tho child. used her handkerchief nt
times. Only the baby boy give no evidence III
q whimpor. frceland sat apart.
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Tho seven newsdealers and booksellers who
were arrested on Oct. II for selling obscene
literature. on warrants obtained by Anthony
Comstock. were tried yesterday IN tho Court Of
Special Sessions. Five rloaded guilty and
were fined 500 each. Michael MrNally. who
kept a stand at Fourth street and sixth ave-
nue.. demanded q Trial. Hs wa found guilty
and was iin"d 500. Mr.. Comstock blended for
clemency for George johnson. and Johnson
was discharged.
J.J. CLANCY and William Barry. who had been
Clancy WINS discharged because Of lack Of evil
dence. Barry was found guilty on three
charges and fined $3.50.
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WAITING TO GET THEIR PAPERS.
witness how long he had known an applicant.
Well. how has he been behaving for six
yeaEs
you think the Consultation OF tho United
Il think so. your Honor" thu witness an
swcrrd. in surprise.
~ only wanted 10 know" said tho Judge. us
don't secm to be satisfied with It,"
Judge G!egerich Iatnralizcd about 800 yes
Tn" latter told a Sun reporter that he expected
to grant about 1000 certificates by Friday
night. and would work W. to saturday noon.
up to :hlt b ur would etiI! have a chance t.
register. Judge Gi!'erslrevc was obi. ged to
lenre his lrnrlI ys. ter,!ny and retro to an
oxygen. one OF iii. clerks was 50 III from the
effects Of the .vitiatcd and foul air that tho
Judge ordered him to 60 and walk in tho park
for hall an hour.
The crowd was dense. Ind been there since
early morning. and was not sweet smelling.
The crowd was regulated ly police officers.
and no Interference or nttem pied favoritism
by tho representatives OF TIL" two bureaus was
noticed. The bureaus each hayo q man In
court: but their only duty. seemed to he to ray
the nifty cents court foo when q certificate WAS
In the Unitol States District Court. Judge
TrowH nresiding. there was not SO great "
crowd. hut it was all that could De handled.
eight applicants srfsH arc oil Polish Hebrews;
How do you account for that = a Sun re.
porter asked.
10 "&n II, b. ground .t that t,t shey s aFs ss. .nG ss I t.
get n chance in the line ovor ~tiore." indicating
The County Court House.
The United Suites courts recognize dis.
to first rnpors. and there are always a few ap-
plicants from Snug Harbor there.
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a Mu.;en,e a, ~. Mary. HOME.

A musicale was given yesterday afternoon
in ST. Mary's Home for Young Women. at l43
West Fourteenth street. by the managers OF
the home. who took that means Of bringing
together people likely to aid that charity.
Among tho patronesses Of the home are Mrs.
Eugene Kelly. Mrs. Bowler. Mrs. Coudert. Mrs.
those present at yesterdays musicaie was Mrs.
McShea. vito OF the Mayor OF Montreal. Al
MsGa nufs Homes nnee With nr It's Sranches n he n me Ss.
diate neiGhborhood. and tn" Loretto House Mt
81 Livingston street, Brooklyn. make no dis
mates. The parent house aims to provide a
home for respectable young women and girls
seeking employment.
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FOLLOW -FE GENTLEMAN WITH THE PAPEES.
When m applicant is found to, DO all right
as r. hi, rnI.is. h.. Is eXamincl as to his
enough. seemingly, but It REQUIRES a lnborious
amount Of what college boys call examining"
These arc the questions which tho applicant
must be prepared TO answer before he can
hone to pass through court and come ont u
%sS make n,.Ss. b: l. .% 81 3! r. re- ! snI,sa 81 s s.w YORK,
We W." i |. The ~ ns.; " ",nst.' ii 4" &. The s '.%.:
Tho Centre street bureau opened on Sept. l.
and has secured certificates II citizenship for
b:.i2 a.r'i""nts. T,nt was the n Hm 6mssr,aa ~ to
plicates IN, cases wlcrs the originals had been
lost or DESTROYED. Most Of the applicants were
German and Irish, but nearly every SiyiliIsd
nation on the globe was represented by the
The applicants., having, been examined:
2 SQUADS ofthree q four and told to follow
the gentleman with the .papers.' who Is q
&Eiis tS slyr are w wni,i takf FOR ts ss.lr tt tic sas e s"ms
Viii have 70 answer: These are posted uD on
Sons o. tho Tain,nany District chiefs take a
iitySg!y psLsonni I" tst : + n hh nssar =, tIs ssvs a.
tesnth district has personally secured 200 cer-
t%iacatcs FER applicants in his district; Al TIE
votes much Of his time to the bureau work,
Yesterday two blind mon called at The BUN
ofice. One said his name was O'Iseary. and
DO had learned when he had ATTEMPTED 70 reg
Lister that his certificate bore the nam 0'Reilly.
xitnsss and wanted to know how the srror
two men to the Tsmmany bureau and OK
pIslned, the ease to MI; McSamee; The latter
promptly told O'Leary that he and his witness
should 60 before a notary. make afldavit to
the facts. and present the afidavit to an attor-
fore q court to have the error corrected. Hs
directed clerk to take the men to 9 notary.
slter he had thanked the reporter and MI: NJ.
N Sa.a e. M S.nt this thing corrected so ! can
The systsn followed At the RepubIy5c.n
row, under the direction Of Robert A. dreseen.
p about the same as that Just describedi They
would secure certificates through the bureaus
Efforts thia year. Tho clerk declined to give
figures He also declined TO- give. tickets to
two applicants who presented cards from Re-
publican district londeis. Flo. seemed to- be q
f'cJ clerk. nut told tina applicants that the
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MIS-. LLU'S PROPERTY SOLD.
She and Consu:.Gcnera Ruiz In Court viii !
the Auc' lon was GoinE I'm.

the Auc'i,n WAS Going I'm.
The examinations OF Mrs. Lau and Consul.
General Ruiz OF Ecuador. who are accused Of
forgery. came 1T yesterday afternoon In the
Jefferson Market Police Court. A horde OF He
brow note shsvars were present. by agree.
mcnt Of counsel the cases were continued I'M
til Monday, Oct. 81.
The chattel mortgage foreclosure ealc of the
belongings Of Mrs. lam wns held yesterday
of Henry and Gonverneur streets. An nnk
dining room side toarlsoIi for Sl2O: u large
rug sold for S77. and ne expensive. dining.
glass ware sold nt so cents apiece. Blue silk
Enrtiares sold for sl4 u rnir and plush por.
carriages used ly Mrs. LAu wero on exhibit
tion preparatory 10 sale In tho Soventy-second
street stable rented by Mrs. Lau.
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7IfE NI.SSENG r DIDN'T COME BACK
Instead OF Buyi~x Stnmps for Mr.. Wood
lie Cor Drunk.

A messenger. 43 years old. was q prisoner in
tho Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning. He was Frederick F. Noble OF $50
Stcuhen st-cct. Jersey City. Noble was former
lya carpenter. but lost his job n short time
ago. and AFTER a period Of idleness got work
with tho American District Company as q mos
sen.er.
Last Saturday William r. Wood. who lives
at the Buckingham Hotel. rang for a messen-
ger. Noble answered the call. and Mr.. Wood
gave him 81 TO buy stamps and other ARTICLES:
noble took the mency. started out and did not
return. Mr.. Wood waited unit! sunday after:
noon. when he notified Detective Brennan OF
tn" telegraph company. brennan found the
mnssA"g-r On lower Broadway very drunk.
What have you got to say" asked Justice
Ryan o. NOhl" Yesterday.
Yours truly. guilty"
DID you take tho money"
II Gid. SIR"
What did YOU do with It'll"
IL started out to get lamps I wandered
into Il saloon and got drunk"
Are yoa willin. to repay Mr.. Wood the
money y"
Cant do it when I haven't got f."
Justice Ryan held him in $500 bail for trial.
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MAY NE CLOSED o " SUNDAYS.
There Isn't Money Enough to Keep tho Mu.
seam OF Art Open All the Week.

seam OF Art Open All the Week.
Unless the Board OF Estimate increases its
appropriation for the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art that institution is likely to be closed on
Sunday hereafter. The amount appropriated.
ST.. 900. is scarcely sufficient to pay the ex-
penscs OF Keeping open on week days, and this
grant is hampered by conditions which lessen
the Museums income from other sources.
The abolition OF the two fee days. for example.
causes n loss Of those subscribers who do not
care to pay for what they can get for nothing.
The Sunday. opening. too; hls caused n loss Of
q boquest of SlJU.UDO. which was conditional
on the Museum never being orenod on sun
day. As to keep 1t open on sunday will be ut
the personal expense OF tho trustees. unless
the Board Of Estimate recunsiders it's action
in a liberal spirit, the Museum will proudly
pc closed on that dpy In me nsnr intTre; The
their hands In their, pockets TO my Tor tho
amusement and instruction Of ne rnblic.
past aud don't propose to do 1t any more.
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.4S 10 STRUGGLED GOWNS.

"a DrcssmnSc o." Says that Foo- Society
Women ARE Hired to Run the Goods In.
Inspector Traitteur. who was mainly instru-
mental in tracing the smuggling Of lne dresses
by Mile. Sabui! for. as sho alleges. lsedfern Il
Co.. received n letter yesterday which said:
Iknor Of one drrss.uaker who gucs 10 Paris. engages
women. us tleir trunk. flied with g cd. and labels
them "hrtlsls' 81 some fictitious opera company.
either . nng to Mes C" or Cent al america. Tho women
get Il, re. 20 To sOInr ir nrh hotel, and after u few
DAYS ne landed. trunks AMI a |. at maiame'S
Another house sends two >,-cnled society women
(scry poor To Europe ant they fetch trunks full nj
sfnH 20 It so's On. r"u.i tell you more, and will
some true, II yo WISH me. DREssNAKkR.
Mr.. Trnitteur says decidedly he would like
"DrrssmHker' to toll him more. and he would
ike very much to have D~Iessnaker" lot him
knnW who She IL.
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SANDS POINT HO7EL BURNED.
II was Built .sbout Forty Ycnrs Ago md
COST $50

The Sands Point Hotel. which was built
about forty yenrs ago ut n cost OF $4,000. was
burned to the ground on Sunday afternoon. 1t
was n frame structure. and one Of the best
known resorts on the Ions Island Sound. The
fire is suppose ed to have started in the kitchen.
The servants We're unable to keep 1t In check.
and when the Fire Department from Port
place the hotel and outbuildinGs were all in
ilamcs.
Tho hotel was owned by George Ehret. the
brewer. and was conducted hy L%nndmanu. 1t
was n cnleZvons for German singing socie-
ties. A satchel which contGin" the valuables
citrment. The Servants were arrested and
searched. but M clue to the missing vnlise
was obtained. The hotel property was partly
inSurpl.
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run you through here and chase you over to
court and get you IN line"
In the county Court House there were two
lines OF mon. four abreast. leading from. the
room Of the Court OF Common Pleas. whore
judge Giegerich was sitting. and tho Superior
sitting. out through the halls and down. both
the main enst and west staircases to tho lower
corridor. These mon were admitted. ten Mt u
time. into the rooms Of the court clerks. There
they and their witnesses are examined and
their certificates are prepared. Then they are
ltty. twenty-five applicants and. TWENTY-FIVE
witnesses. are. taken into court at q time and
called up s!ngly =! efore the Judge. They arc
generally In q highly nervous stnte by tho
limo they roach the space before the Judge.
They are questioned and passed rapidly.
aIIegiance o the United states and renGunee
finally return to the court clerks ONCE. where
the final signature and soal Is put on their
certificate and they arc American citizens.
OF course. they do not all PASS. Some are
Judge. and they and their witnesses get o
short. shnrr lecture.
Sun reporter watched tho proceedings In
Judge. Gicgerich's court for some time. and
had q few minutes chat with the Judge. .
MY ide;. is this" said tho Judge. III .
nnco and his own and his Witnesses testi-
mony imprcsses me as q, sober. industrious
mnn. anxious to acquire the privilege OF clti.
zenship. he Is not to DO put through n civil
service examination. or course. IL he cannot
answer the few political questions ! ask him.
mony. I refuse to sign. the certiicate. THAT
does not happen often"
The witnesses are som surprised at
Judge Giegerich's questions. After asking a
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Judge nugr" of tho Superior Court called
for hearing Yesterday the ease begun By
Charles Strauss as attorney for j. Lehman. to
revokc the theatrical license issued to n man
named Black, for tina Eowery concert hall
Hrn ], WAS to- Jared TINT the hall was CON
duc.cd IN connection with u saloon next door.
which had another license. MaXimilinn Com
bussy. It was said. MAS the owner and mana
ger of both yilcos. Tho only rtsponSe to the
Judges call was Il surrender Of the license.
thus settling the case.
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she WIZ Be Seat Back to germany.

Catherine Deling. aged "a. was taken to Ell
lis Island on Sunday by Immigrant INSPECTOR
Schell OF Marquette. Mich. on an order from
the Treasury Department. The woman Is
said to be an epileptic and to have been In
charitable institutions In Germany for eight
cen years. Last July the German authorities
paid her massage to Montreal and then to n
married sisters In Michigan. Her sister could
not support her, and tried to put her in the
Atnshousa. She will fe sent hn"k 70 Germany.
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Actor aolden won., q. nt.., n,. W., =. su,t,

CHICAGO. Oct. "a Richard Golden. he actor
playing "Old jed Prouty.' will not contest tho
divorce suit recently brought by his wife.
Dora Wiley Golden. To-day the attorney for
the vito appeared before Judge Nail and took
Q default. he represented that the defendant
blll and no appearance had been filed In his
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Not Owned hy the Salvation Army.

Johanna sorensen. q Dane. % yenrs old. who
says she Is a Salvation Army lass. was found
on Sunday evening on the sidewalk In front OF
Roosevelt Hospital. West FiIty-ninth street.
R PS1F Ninth IN B a ism.iS s ThsFe s shs had had jns su given ,U,o
the hospital and cared for until midnight.
when she was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
yell. AT the Salvation Army quarters at 421
East Twenty.thlrd street, whore she said she
belonged, the Captain denied that she boz
longcd to the organization.
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PEIYiIE no LADILS ONLY.
This Will bo OF Grsa. Interest and Attrac-
ton 10 MnnY Ladies.

The free private illustrated lecture to ladies
only. announced to he given by DIR. Greene OF
35 West l4th ST.. New York. In Chickering Hall
on Tuesday afternoon. Oct %. at 3 o'clock. will
BIO a most Interesting occasion to ladies'. The
lecture will be completely and accurately H.
Illustrated by dissolving views. and that largo
class OF lady sufferers from diseases and weak
nesses Of their sex will have an excellent OPP
%portunity OF learning and understanding
about their difficulties. Admission is free.
and there will doubtless lie a crowded house.
- idr.
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Judge R'oh ,-tt H"sIap~.

CHICAGO. Get. 24.-Judgo Blod.ett OF the
United states District Court has sent his res
ignntion to Prcsilcn, Harrison. ard after the
first Monday in Dcccm Dor there will be- a VA
chncy. In tn" Office for III" Northern district Of
recent appointment of Ju'lg" Bloigrtt as n
momDer II the commission VI arbitration in
the Eehrinc Son fisheries.
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NARlNE GENC.
SIGNATURE ALaAyAc-rHis nav.
Sun rtsss.... 6 IL Sun Sets.... 8 10 Moon SETS. Q ~
IiGH wArKR-rnis pAG.
Sandy uook. 10 10 Gov. Island. 10 35 Hell 0atA II -

Arrived-MoNpAY Oct "a
IS Persian Monarch. Rristow. London
IS Servia. DuttOn. Queenstown.
is AlvenR. Bishop. Kingston.
SIS Colorado. Abbott. HUI.
IS FL Sol. Quick. New Orleans
~ Arizona. Brooke, LIVERPOOL
IS HabanA, Grau. Havana.
Nor later arrivals Sc First PagA,
ASRiytD ,Ir
SIS Aller. from New York. At Bremen.
SIS frirslknd. from New York. at Antwerp.
IS BeigcnlRnd. from New York. or the Lizard.
IS Fuida. from AeH York. At Gibraltar.
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Damages As.,... III. E,.v.t.1 Road.

October. 1885. whom the gate OF an elevated
railroad car was slammed against her. Her
husband. Thomas j. Butler. got O verdict of
$2.250 yesterday against tho company In the
Superior Court as damages for the loss Of his
against the company for damages Is on the
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nrSsISG,--On Saturday evening. tho 2cl inst.
Edwin ] Drnn,ng, IN the I'D year o. his age
Funcra services viii bs hold on TUESDAY. tho 'hth
ms. a, ! o'cl,cA r NJ. at the First Presbyteri.n
church. 9Th av. AMI I'M st. 1" which his relatives
AID friends arc invited. In,erment Al W"ol!a"n'
Y.-on Oct. 22. 1892. a, iunn's Lao \ y.
Robert II, Eddy.
Funeral vt his late residence. Tussday. Oct. 81. a2r'
". Burix. al w"oilAwn. Wednesday. ptllA
K~EI.L I.-on Oct. IS. after n short 'nn - 40"
Kelly. beloved wife Of Mici,aelJ. Kelly. Agrl r''7A
Funeral from her iRte residence, 40 East Fi 'r'4
Tuesday. Oct. u. at . I. NJ, lnterm"nt ~ '"'A'3'
y RHIEN.-On Saturday. Oct, ~, al ~. ae h"'
dcncc. =, alter ST. Daniel o BTlen,
Funeral on Tuesday. DC, %. AZ = +, N.
70 " ETsS suddenly. at her late r'sii'hr' 80
Douglas. st. ~rrookiyn. Mary rose, Nd. ~ -"
Powers, aged 30.
Funeral from 81. Augus,ine's Ch@r"H zen s'"'
amt nth Az. on Wednesday. Or. - l'N p,
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An triunc,.on N.nde r.rp.,uD,.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 2t-Tho United States
Court for tho Southern district Of Illinois to-
day granted final decree In favor OF the Cali
iornia ENg Eyrur Company, perpetualiy en-
jn ming tho smith Hubbard COMPANY from
using tn" name svrun of ngs or ng syrup on
any laxative medicine manufactured by them.