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Allow i cong. 8" ruH Iutii il gets .'.-
You'd the reach nj medicine. THEY often
say. "Oii.ii MI, ''.'"raW"y." hE; Ia most
eases il "c:ae them away. 'rul! they
be induced IT, Iy ia" Successful medi-
cine calico ken'p's I;a;sam. which il sold
on positive gl..:antce IL rure. they
could Immediate, see the excellent
effect after taking the first dose. Price
soc and 81. iria! size free. At all drug
issI.
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NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT-ADN
The State of Kansas, Ford County,
In the matter of the estate of Francis Som
mers, late of Ford county, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day
Of September A. D., 1881 the undersigned was,
by the Probate Court of Ford County, Kan
sas, duly appointed and qualified as executor
OF the last will and testament of Francis
SOmmers, late of Ford County, deceased
All parties interested in said estate will take
notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
AARON 8. BECK,
10-3w Executor.
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l. EGAE. NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PURIICATION.
Land Office ~ Garden City, Kansas.
Jan. 4th, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler who made Homestead entry
No. 1857. has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof III support of lis claim,
and that said proof will DC made before the
Judge or in his absence, the Clerk of this
District Court, ut Dodge City, Kansas, on
March 5th, i6s2, viz:
Josiah Graver, Final Homestead entry no.
1885,. for lot 4, section ,, il township Is sOuth,
OF range D west OF L. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land viz:
John Padgett /. Y. Stewart, j. 7. Incl and
Eobert Incl, Jr. All OF Speareville, Ford
Count. Kansas.
Ii-Gw D.M. FROST, Register.
First publication JAM =, 1892.
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iguor.,s;'' Di !n- merits Of De Witt
Little E;.ii, R.Sc!s is a misfortune. These
little pills regulate the liver, cure head
ache. dyspepsia. bad breath. constipa-
ton and biliousneSs.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-14

You may cough and cough and cough
and cough and cough but you will not.
if you take De Wits Cough and Con-
sumption Cure.
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Crystal Rock Salt ut W. c. Shinn's
feed store II is claimed this salt will
go twice as far for stock purposes as the
graduated salt.
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For Sale.

House and lot Military Avenue, known
as the s'Rice Property" will be sold
cheap for cash, or part cash and balance
in monthly payments. w. T. WATSON.
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What measures are you taking to stop
that cough: Let as suggest De Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure. 1t is in
fallihie.
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l'ar .ie.

Seven good nij;ri COWS. Six fa. hogs
Thirty five tons Of corn fodder. aud ten
tons of raue f,.,i;:rT. VIII deliver tie
fodder Ia parties desiring. Also
wanted twenty-five to thirty head al
stock 10 winter. Address
w. Il. SMITH.
Dodge CITY. Hans,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
First published Dec. 18th. 1891
State Of Kansas, Ford County. s.:
Susan A. r. Hibbard


Susan A. r. Hibbard
Jasper Cooling. Emma j. Cooling, T. H. Stew.
ems and the Farmers Loan 4 Trust Company of
Kansas.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered issuei out Of the 18th Judicial District
Court of the State Of Kansas, sitting in and for
Fond county, ia said State. Twill. on
Wednesday. January 10Th, A. D. 1892,
at the hour of o'clock p. m. of said day. at the
west front door Of the court house in the city of
Dodge City, in the county and state aforesaid.
offer at public sale aud sell 20 the hghes 81 bidder
for cash IN hand the following described real
property, to-wt:
The northwest quarter of section twentv-two
CD IN township twenty-nine (29)south. of range
twenty live (25) west of 9th z. NJ, lying and Sit
uated IN the county Of Ford and state Of Kansas.
said property to be sold as companded BY the
said order Of sale; y; 9. BELL, sheriff.
:, By I. E. FRENCH, under sheriff.
Sherlfs Office. Dec. 18th 1891
VIC. Simpson and L. E. MeGa1y. attys for ptf
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Ofthe Financial Condition OF the Ford County
Bank ut Speareville, State OF Kansas, at the
close of business ont Fad day of January,
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Piles! Piles! Piles!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding, and Itching
Piles when all other Ointments have fail
ed. 1t absorbs the tumors, allays the
itching at once, acts as poultice, gives
instant relief. DR.. Williams Indian Pile
ointment is prepared only for Piles and
Itching of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted. Sold by
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price, 50c. and $1.O0 per box.
WILL IAMS MFG co.
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The itching of the scalp, falling of
the hair, resulting in badness, are often
caused by dandruff, which may be cured
by using Halls Hair Remover.
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In the district Court within and fer til
county OF Ford in the State OF Kansas.
c. l.. Eeala, plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

State OF Kansas, Ford county, SIS:
Thomas Sherlock,
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w. b. SMITH

Dodge City. Hans.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

OF the financial condition of the Western
Banking Co, at Bucklin, State OF Kansas, at
the close of business on the I'd day of jan
uary, 1892.
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PcrJ L. 3AfaD. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

The steamships which sailed from TIL, p0ri yest"r-
dan for Europe did not carry many passengers Among
those on the Cunard steamship Scrvia w"s" +. l..
u,as fine. Sew York passenger agent Of the Hamburg
American line who /, OH for short visit 10 EUROPE
lie viii return soon Other passengers w'r" inc
Rev Or. Walter Baker Captain Arthur HIe"h''
Captain Craglr. DR.. j. Frank small aud Lieutenant
V. Is. Webb H. y
IN" IIuda. bound for the Mediterranean. had among
the passenger, Captain T.. IaifraN, pf. "r'"' =
Hicks Mr.. and MIR. \. NJ. kiddcr. the Rev. iaih'r
Thomas :. he. Captain +. J. Murphy. Mr. AMI MI
H. j. Roberts. Mr., H. j. Nandcrporl and the Misses
VandcrpD1. ON the French ship Ia champagne
were Herbert J. Toybct. French Navy Kay b1h1l
Ma -scclla Italian Consul ~ Ihilad"lp!la in',,ll
crcir.i. The MnrIu, ana Mnrgui>c lie la 'aile .h'
Baron \. de NauzOnnc and Miss Dolphin" VAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
~ ACTIVE REAL ESTITE MARKET

HOLIDAYS lave A tendency TO reduce business IL
real estate. aud one expects IN active market
I'm THANKSGIVING week This years Thanksgiving iad
not however. Is depressing an effect on ia" record
- would have been supp )Srd Considering the S"or'
w.ek the market for rc>idcnc" property "a' sur
p-lsinely good. Lot property has been III demand
and re auction market fairly strong among
In. sales OF the week IN" ones by IN" 'oi"''
Lead co. the nvcStory bnldIUS 2i.SXloo az 'h'
northwest corner q sixth ave and Ihiriynih'S'''
FOR sl1OOOO: the four-story brownStone h)nse -'N
cOxqso No Fast For,v-fonrl,t., belonging |"
Io,mls l. White for $4,000 and four lots. belonging
=, Henry f. Cook ID" north sid" OF seventy
.fXth.s 100 feet east Of Amsie'damav Tor c"'oo"'
The Record aud Guide" report, that R)Oeri Wallace
l.s sold I'D r. -kldmOre two four story bOWhs'oh'
bo,ses Nos III and 40 West seventy -tft.-si, ir
about $4,000. Hugo Fnnke has sold the four story
ap,rtmcnt houses iu Ninety Sevcnthrt, near Ihrt-
ave-. for = 1000.
Tho couv,vancrs of the week numbered nj, an
involved S2A-0.se7: ~ against .oj. involving 81
$50 900 i'm the ~pOndng week OF lr9i lh'.
mortrncrs OF the wcc, numbered 3NJ. ana INV )I'r
600 .I1o willie In the cOsr'Np JnGig pen0c VI IA.
v.nr they numbered 2Gl. ANA involved T''.'o-l"' =
E,rtv.,ight buildings to cast Slo2..'sD "rrc pro-
i.rt,d and I'm the cOrrrSp ndipg wroh " 1c'' "k"
iorty-fvr were proJcct"i at an e'ui''"'" ooSt u
~-.'-OI5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
TIE MEHTAR OF CIIITRAL MURDERED.

TROUBLE FOR THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT NAY
RESULT FROM THE CHANGE OF Rulers.
London. Nov. GA dispatch I ON Cal'ut t. " The
lines" says that Afluul Nulk. the IegnlHg sovereign
OF Chral together with hi, younger brother has been
murdered by Sher Afzul Khan. brother Of III, late
ruler. ANu Khan had been cxlled ffom Chlirll.
lie gathered a small following ana returned to the
hi, lr tsr. seized The throne. II l. also reported that
the Amcer Of Afghaui,tan Is supporting the usnrprr
tn" Times" commenting tins dispatch. says 1t
regards thlirl place 81 great military and com
mrrcia importance. Chitril. or. II Is sometimes
called Little Cashenr, consists OF the kOOner valley on
the southern slope Of the lllndoo Koo-h. In Central
Asia. The territory Is 100 miles in length and from
fifteen 10 twenty miles wide. Chiira the capital. has
a populi ion OF about $500. The cOunr, l. important
LecAse TIE top OF the lindoo kO0sh Mountains forms
Tie Pamr plateau. the scene Of HE Russian Colonel
YsnOas eNp'ot-.
The Times adds that for years past the Russians
have been suIvcying ,hiiral. with view 10 future
military movements, The town OF Clital lies directly
south Of the Dorih Pass. one OF the few praciic Al
way 10 India. The father OF the Murdered rdier dicl
ON August 30. Afzul nj Mulk, who MAS Younger
son. va, then in Chilral. He at one" SIZED ia"
throne In Of the claims Of the Nilnm-n Mu!k the
rldc,t sou Who wa> absent nj la~in of wllfh p1' Z"
Ia. va, Governor. Anul al Muih successfully stab
Inc Indian Government to send British officer To
reside al Chitr,l. II I, feared that the new cudlon
81 affair. Prevailing there viii result Ia Trouble -
the Indian Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
Dahoman coast together with the lagoons. be directly
sonnsrned by The French. and that Whydah be MADE
"a French port
THE NEW CANADIAN PREMIER.
NEWSPAPER COMMENT ON s.E JOHN rHoMp-
SON. APPOINTMENT.

toronto. ont. Nov. oG-Commcntlng on The
resignation OF sir John Abbott 5 Premier aud he
app ihtment of Sir John Thompson ~ his Shc-
Aob"'ts was never Il serious Premiership. sir John
'"'"p>oh mas been the practical leader oi III" u0V-
ernWeht Slice Sir John Mncdonalis death. The
"ioOc admits that sir John Thompson l. an abb"
man, ana hopes that under his control the corr'lpi
he'"ous mat have given Canadian politics an un-
ehNaoi" hotoriety throughout the world viii be dis
'oui'ohahc'd and that the old policy Cf denial OF
'hr rights OF the Opposition In Parliament and OF
idlg The Opposition with unjust gerryniandefs and
ii"hchs' acts In the country will be replaced by faire
measures ana method. with the fact That sir John
Thompson Is Roman Catholic 1t has nothing TO do ="
Inc Empire Conservative regrets that Ill health
compelled the resignation OF Sir JOAN Abbott. and
saNN' No surprise Will De fell that the mantle worn
80 long 10y thc greatest statesman this continent ever
produced eI John Macdnnall has been bestowed upon
>lr JOnl thompson. Iy common consent lie l. felt
10 b" the nln most emneny qualified for the pos.
iN the resignation Of sir John Abbott the Ministry
II dissolved. aud Sir John Thompson viii be
It"iuru ny ministers OF his own choice and seller
tiOH.
The World" ConservatveJ I'm taking leave Of Sir
aSsOciotd with great reforms or legislative ad-
Nahc"s' SUI ne has mad" ~ mistakes, and he kept
things III hrStcla>s running order while hr bell the
feins."
Lord stanley the Governor General. left ottawa H.
day Tor Toronto, where he will remain until Friday
IA IN" guest OF Leutennnt Governor Kirkpatrick lnl
his return 10 ottawa no authrDc announcements ~
e. III" composition Of the Cabinet expected.
\ report j. current that Lord stanley had been asked
10 he recalled. Ills term expire, In May. Ills sue
crs'Or may be Lori Aberdeen. rxNicciOy OF Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
MRS. PENSA WEPT IN COURT.
HER CHILDREN NOT BROUGHT THERE
THEIR FATHER HAD BEEN ORDERED TO TAKE
THEM THERE pr~r DISOBEYED

THEIR FATHER HAD BEEN ORDERED TO TAKE
THEM THERE. rIT DTSoBEYED
1he contest over the question OF VINO STA" nave
the custody Of the Two children Of Andrea Il. ana
Theresa P,nSa crows NOR. comIlicalcd every day
Andre" secured divorce from his Wife In the superior
Court. and In the decree the custody OF the children
given 10 the father. Tie mother refused 10 CIV"
them mp. however. and Andrea secured VIII o.
hab"as corpus In the superior Court requiring h'r To
bring the children 70 the courtroom. The hh'Dahd
and wife had been separated for several years, ana
during this time the children had been living with
their mother.
After tn" father secured nh" writ OF iab"aS corpus
from the superior Court H. took the children and was
about departing for his home In AnS0nh Conn. wien
a writ Of hnbeaS corpus served upon him r"qir
ing him to take the children 10 tile supreme Court
Chambers. yesterday morning In th" petition OF ire
mother for this writ she declared that her husband
had contributed absolutely nothing to the support OF
the Children for number Of years. and that u" was
unf person 10 have charge Of them. tn" in"th"I
appeared before Judge TruaX IN the Suprem" Court.
ChnniheT-. yesterday The father did no, appear with
the children, however. and the mother was almo't
distracted when she mad to go home again without
seeing her children. she M"rit Oui oil thc cCurIlN5H
crying bitterly. Judge TTnX said that II the deere"
In the divorce suit the custody OF IN. ch dr1
h. would hear no argument until tho father had
obeyed the order Of the court. Proceedings VIII b-
taken 10 punish Ia" father for contempt for disObcy
Ing the writ ~ habeis corpus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
TIE TELEPHONE SURPRISED HIM.
Mr.. TODD. FROM THE COUNTRY. THOUGHT IT
MAS \ LIRE ALAKM.


WAS HIRE ALtRM
T. W Todd the cOunirymnn Of urcouih aspect
wh,~r appearance. In t,. Federal Building On Friday
brought him into Sudden and unexpected W"mii'fic"
wss about The city again yesterday. and created soinr
curiosity md aniscn,ni among tlos" Sho Lad heard
his story of his experiences lie visited th" one" ~
r. X. Jones the Master in thanc-ry In til" ant con
corning The New York. O-wcco aud Midland Railroad.
one. OF the bond, 81 which Mr. Todd held. The
,trnuycr was clad Tn ile queer costume which
cn,ls.d HIN 10 De- remarked 10, previous day and
caril,d the thin old a,houcd carp' bag. Will H. his
constant coinpauou lie took his srat near Ole tI"
phOne I'm Mr. .on,~s once. and when IN" b u rrng u"
started mp aud The clerks Who wcrr watching HIM SAD
that be- called ont Fire and stopped hall way
down the hallway. When Mr. Jones appeared the
visitor him dictate to stcuorgaph'r som" pap -
connected with the case. ana when the Ntcnog'aph'f
returned in n f0v minutes with the typewriter copy
th, old gentleman exclaimed WHY. how IN IN" wor'l
I'D they get that set In Twp 80 qhck Nr. Todd
~ 900 Midland bond entitled him 10 S2.4 -. a1d h."
was srni to the Union 1ru,, Company to collect The
money. lie came rushing back IN II few minute, FOR
som" 10 identify him, and 81 Mr.. Jrn'~s clerks
accompanied Nm uutil -" money was paii nnd -if"lV
slowed away IA Old wallet IN a." connirNmhnN
iruii-,.r~' pocket
THINK. bgoah." saH "a" stiaIgcr. that ought
10 hN myself up What, til, heard apju
u place called tn" B0wcry? 'Ouhnt - ana ge'
fixed up th'Tc Bit
Tn" clerk gave him some directions. nnd when last
s.-n NJ. Todd making hl- way 10 That aiiIa'llF"
bat dangerous spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
yyGryEEks TO HOLD pROrBSsToyAL SESSIONS.

The American Society OF Mechanical Engineers VIII
have series OF prof Slonal sessions on four Gays oil
his week BEGINNING Tuesday, AT IN" hons" Oi me
society," No. l. West Thirty irst-si. Commodore
Charles H. oring OF the Engineer corps OF ~" Navy
and president OF the society," will call the first session
mn TUESDAY and will deliver hl> address. Refresh
ants viii be served later In the supper room. ana an
opportunlty given for smoking and social reunion
q, IN. members. TIE first Of the business srSSiohS
win be- held on Wednesday AT 10 II. M. After ms
Will be- presented reports of the council, hnan'e com
mifte. letters Of election and OF til" professional
committees. The professional papers VIII then DE- Fehu
bv c. H. Peabody. F. H. Daniels. James b. >ianwoon
and r. NJ Rites. Then luncheon viii ID" serV'N ana
he afternoon viii be- spent I'm visits 10 points OF pro-
f-s ,ional interest. In the evening trI" VIII In
rec.pon and II social gathering at sherryS. and at
10 o'clock supper will BE- served. Tn. evening VIII
close with dancing and II is especially desired thai 10
one shall remain because not provided win
evening dress The session will be resumed mt 10
A. H. on Thursday. when papers will he read by
" A. Gabriel. George Rlc'mOnd. George W. bissei
samuel Weber and W. +. Durand. In the evening
tnpers will be- read By De Vol,on Wood, II. +. J.
Porter John f. sweet and W. = Rogers. The last
session will br held on Friday morning, and papers
will he read by ID. :. JacObus, W. H. Bristol. k
Vnn A. Norris. II. e. Spanldng. X. {. Carpenter
afternoon the members Will visit the American IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
TIE "REIDfNG DEAL" INVESTIGATION.
+. i. HOLDEN, EDWIN II. MEAD AID A. Il
MDONOEGn ON TIE STAND.

T.. T. HOLDEN. EDWIN II. MEAD And A. Il.
M'DONOuGn on THE STAND.
The Congress investigation into the RE- dinG dca'"
Continued yesterday in Room l2i oi tie Fcdersi
Building. only Congressman Patterson ard Wise o! the
committee Present. IL explained that Char
man Coombs was absent on accolnt OF Illness. NJ.
Patterson acted chairman and he anl Charles r. Beach
IT, the committed. counsel did most OF the questioning
There at the previous sessions. sige array OF
counsel, ncludng J. d. Campbell. James Armstrong
and j. G.. Johnson. representing the Reading INT rests
NJ. r. Olmstc1 OF the Delaware Lacks wanna ana West
"rn Raihoal Company; Robert w DE Forrest, for III"
Central Railroad OF Ncw-JeIscy, nd r. NJ. Mr artcr o.
the I~high Valley road. T. H. Holden. the second vice
president o. the Delaware LacSaw: nina and Wes'e II
Ralloal Company. told OF the changes TAFT had taken
place the officials Il the road at about tn" tim
Of the combination the roads. lie testified a. t.
The persons who attended the meetings OF the >i"> aeent
and to what coil operators were represented ~ these
meetings. lie said IN general tIat M McLrois tes
monv was correct a. far tons under
his observation. The witness VI instructions - IN"
agent in charge OF the coal min1g a. To the aWo' mt
which the railroad company could ranspo I non tia"
time. end that amount sent Gom day = day ~
accordance with the u>iuctos The ra'n,i OF re-
strletug the output the Nitre.> not familiar WITH
The agent might shut altogether on on" ,ol"'y
for portion OF one time on II.
4 question asked by Nj. I-ach la 10 discussion
similar the Friday to whr;h"' the comani' 3
should lie required 10 furnish detailed statement OF the
precise number OF days which work had been carried
AT the cOlleres AMI the nnnibe- OF mel employed
Mr. Olmsted objected going into tha; line OF "Nnnaa
tion and the committee did not compA the w.tne -
alswer the question NJ. Holden sad thai .; the n'e'
log, Of sales AGENTS zach month there was nuna
cNchnge Of views onl standing was reached ~
,o the prizes u b. charged. Ther' the witn"-'
,aid allotment made at the m"eti1g a. 10 the amo'h
which each company b. mine.
Edwin H. Mead. the PRECEDENT OF the Pennsylvania
Coal Company. also examined. lie went over much
the came testimony a. that Of previous vitae sr~. lie
thought the total possible output OF en the COM
ponlcs un1c favorable Circumstances wa about
10000 900 TINS MIR. Mcleod hal place! the ht"fr
.onewhst higher. The wtaeS. denied tat thct" was u
combination among roads. hut when tharmai Pdttpf
son asked how several companies happened TO DO the
am, thing 81 the tine Wit out agreement no ~
nlanatol was given A. X. MeDOnonph s"cieiI Of the
Etir ioal testified that his lol1 did not carry coal i"F
ind yidua owners The committee sdCUrnrd t. meet on
Monday morning at 10 80 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
COLLEGE SOCIETIES END THEIR SESSION,

The annual convention Of the Chi Phi Fraternity
ended yesterday. E0lh In point OF attendance and
IN the amount Of important business transacted the
convention has been most successful. Petitions were
received yesterday from many colleges. asking for the
establishment OF new chapters, but aflerdi'cu sion twas
decided To increase the number OF chapters now
In existence The sense ~ the convention was that
with twcnty-onc well established chapters, enbrac ing
"A membership Of 1900 men, II was not necessary 10
make additions. tn" election Of others the chief
ncss before the convention YESTERDAY, and resulted
AS follows: Grand Alpha, J. d. Adams Grand Gamma,
H. Drocknnier: Grand Deltn Herbert Ballentln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
Has SHE NEGLECTED HER INSANE son
MRS. MARKS ACCUSES HER MOTHER OF MIsAP-
PROpEI ATING HER RROTIER.S PROPEKTY.


PRoPRI .TINC HER BROTHERS PROPERTY
Israel Baum declared TO be a nnntlc ana placed
III Eloomngdale Asylum In 1eoO upon the petition
Of hi mother Hannah Baum, and she was MAD"
the committee Of his person and estate. His property
amounted 10 about $4,000. Mrs. Jennie Marks, The
sister Of the lunaic. has made aspiration T."
the supreme Court for the removal of Mrs Baum ~
the committee OF her Upon the sisters petition
Judge Trunk yesterday appointed George H. kncht
special guardian Of the Innate for the purpose of con
ductng the proceedings for the removal OF the moth'i
The daughter declares that her mother has never
taken an inventory OF her sons property and that she
Is sev.nty-tve wears Old aud lleraie. She asserts
that Mrs. Baum took the $1,000 which belonged TO
her aud bought property nj Nos. SD and So
FIrstav in her name. ana subsequently "N
chan god these houses for property at No % Aliens,
which she siill hold, In her Mrs Marks say :
that her mO,lIrr /, In the millinery business AT No 2of
IrOugItOn st.. savannah. Ca, ana that she has not
visited her IN several N.ars. The daughter want
her mother removed from the position which She
holds aud the property which she holds In her Owl
name l., be- declared the property OF the insane son.