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New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
ST BARrHOJ OMET;S FREE DISPENSARY

The members of st. Barholomew's Church and those
Interested in the charitable work that is carried on
I'm the parish house, No 209 East Forty secondst at
,sched 10 that church. have added another great boon
TO the poor Of this city. Lately they have started the
only free night dkpensary in that neighborhood The
operating is in the parish house, and the hours
are from TO 10 p m. except sunday. The com
plants treated those of the throat nose eyes and
ears. The dispensary has been opened barely three
weeks and many peorls have been treated. The
patients all poor and most thankful for the
treatment. Two doctors, WHO have national rcpnta-
ton i'm treating the diseases of the mead, have given
their services. The druggist who makes mp the
Prescriptions Only charges Onequarer the usual price.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
ALLEGED CECKLTY on THE ADAMS.
OFFICERS SAID TO HAVE ILLTREATED An AP-
PRENTICE BOY.


San Francisco. Dec. 3.-"The Morning 'hlI pho-
fishes sensational story 10 tho effect that charseS
Of extreme cruelty will soon bc preferred against 'oh
mandcr Thomas Nelson. Of the United states steam
shin Adams II says that Executive oihcer ADAMS
and Master al Arms Kcailng Will be Included III IN"
charges II f. alleged that, acting under Commander
Nelson's or!ers Adams aud kcaiing % cruoy tortured
nn apprentice boy named August Mothck tla' ne j.
diugcrom,lv ~ and NAV die. Motuok, WHO Is
German seventeen years old, shippi rs an apprentices
On the Adams prior 70 her cruise 10 BehT1ng sea aS'
snrinc from the Boys and Girls AID Society OF tms
city, where he had good reputation. The can
s that after th. ship had been in Beiring sea some
time fresh water for washing purposes wa' dchiei
the sailor. but that this water was allowed to the
Chinese ecryants Of the officers, and that the omcers
Themselves received double allowance.
The men vci, afraid 10 use salt water for "asNlns
purpo.s for fear OF ruryy and the general effect on
the health 80 they did not wt,h at all. tln""y
uo.zicl was scnt forward by the sailors a com
mttee 10 ask Commander Nelson for fresh water Inc
Commander asked the boy what he wanted water for,
and Motlck aid he wanted II 10 clean himself. " Inc
c,ur SAYS that ,h.r-npon Nelson ordered Executive
that Adams turned the apprentice over TO Master al
Arms Kcatng. who with squad or men ucu me bpN
dawn ana scrubbed hi- bnck with canvas sand ana
alt wafer untu It, bled They fhcn drcnclI'd hlm
with salt water As result OF thls treatment MOI
zclrs back was in a terrible condition..
The Adams on her way to san Francisco from
Behrlng sea, and is expected here III n lew uhl :
Tho story was brought down bl the sallorS on me
NohIcan which arTly here "a shlrt tim" ago. me
Cnl7 saws that 4 careful Investigation confirms the
story and that friends and guardians Of Young NO,
zch will prefer charges of cruelty against Master AT
Arms kcatiug, Lieutenant Adams ana Captain Ncl On
as soon a. the Adams returns.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE PRINT CLOTH NARKET

Fail River, Mass, Dec. (SpeciaD.-The last week
has been unusually active one in the print cloth
market and the sales for the week have exceeded the
production by 5000 pieces. The rise OF print cloths
10 the unprecedented figure OF 1-lG cents has been
the cause of printers making Ovcrturcs for Imported
prints These be landed in New-NOrk at the
rate OF Ia From these figures it is obvious
that the domestic market cannot increase much more
it teing now within 3-1G Of the foreign market. As
soon as it reaches that figure it will have tendency
TO 60 the other way, to avoid competition from the
foreign market. The following is the weekly state
ment of tie market Production, 100, 900 pieces de-
nveres, 1915, 900; stock, 1900 G4Xo4S; last weeks
stock, 10000. Sales, 232OOO pieces, as follows {:
Odds, $4,000; 64X64s, 81 900, spots 100000 ;
futures, 900. Market steady and 1rm; 64x64s
4 l-l6c. ; 6Ox5Cs, quoted nominal.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
TIE WESTERN CROP OUTLOOK.

WINTER WHEAT GENERALLY HAS STOPPED
GEOWING -FARMlRS NOT SELLING FREELY.
Chicago Dec , topcclal.- General crop reports from
al pat, NJ the country show that the week Just
dosing ha, been unusually cloudy and stormy. There
ln, been little snow but much scct and cold rains
have fallen. followed by freezing at night and tlaw
lug du;iug the day. hi, IA, put stop 10 the growth
Of the winter wheat for the time being ana IS mahing
country roads bad 50 grain Of any kind +, moving
tUvad railroad centres The milling trade Is dun
Inrncr- a, II ruc are carrying fair stocks Of wheat
Taking the country at large, three onrths Of tn total
corn crop Is now gathered and cribbed. The ground
Is bare throughout the winter wheat belt. and.
rule. the crop ha, stopped growing. As general
thing millcrs and elevator have alge stocks OF
wheat and are holding for advance. Farmers have
not heem free sellers TIL, MONTH but some have let
their wheat 80 In order To raise money for December
taxes.
In ontario there his cen heavy fall oi snow. and
wheat is In fine condition for winter. Mill"r hav"
HIGHT stocks OF wheat. Iamcrs not III freely,
a, prices are TOO low IL inos reports the ground bar
Of snow Tie wlute: wheat plant Is small, and for
the last ten days has grown only nitle. In Indiana
the ground Is frozen hard and IS bare OF snow.
great deal of the a.es wheat is not strong enough
to stand severe winter. lnrmers refuse to sell at
prices. Winter when; Is SIM growing and in
good shape IN ohio. hey have had snow. but
The weather H. not ohd enough to retari Its growth
or In nuy WAY inIare II. The outlook 50 far this
season l. favorable. Fnrmerj have not been free
ellers. Il prices too low. Miiers arc carrying
good stocl-.
The general condition OF the winter wheat through.
ont Michigan l. good. Ihc." Is htile SHOW on the
ground. but not enough 10 protect the crop. which
has Stopped growing The general average I, rs good
Eist gear Wheat IN Nnnt.i, VIII 70 into winter
quarters In from fair 10 good condition NILS sn-
orally well supplied with wheat. Missouri r'po Is
hc Ground bar" OF now ana what ihctr has gown
little during the last ten days. 1t is In fair condition
to enter the winter
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
SEIpWREcKED IHTO A FORTUNE.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-captaIn George W. strcoter. n
hardy I'D mariner Of the Great Lakes proved today
that man be shpwr c Red into a fortune. His
schooner, the Ruaan, driven ashor" one stormy
night i've years ago at the foot Of SuIcfiOr-. Being
believer in fate. the captain prorpod mp his boat
and resolved to take mp permanent habiatiOn qhcre
converting DIS boat into house. The city objected
he was on its property. and o." moved the boat
little north Then ne encouraged the dumping Of
dirt around his house and entirely surrounded
by dry land. The neat move was 10 record survey
Of the land and claim Il his by sQuttcr sovereignty
This was In 1880. y. X. Falrbank Instituted pro
ceedings 20 Ousi the captain. claiming that he had
bOnght that portion Of the lake shore with all riparian
rights before th" captains advent. The captain CON
yercd his house into a fort. lrmcd bis wife. and
when attack on his property made drove OF
the intrders with shrtguns. Incidentally shooting
couple OF th"m. but moi fatally. Although Mr.. Fair
bank Is millionaire. he has not mp - date sue
ceefled IN Cccapturing the property. which com
priScs abOnt 800 feet in Supri0rSt. To-day tho cap
tan sold for 10000 lot 30 hy 100 feet 70 Jacob
MIN. lie still has $50 feet frontage left and ri The
pice set by the SALE The whole tract Is equal 60
500 600
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE GREATEST LOSS
1t Is Not Wealth, Friends or Even
Social Prestige.
That Which Men and Women Have
Need 10 Lament Most Is Lost
Enthusiasm.

a sod day it ia when man says TO himself; "Ihe
aspirations OF youth illusions, my hopes OF nooc
achievements dust. The mere means OF living arc
all core hencefoth" The want OF this enthusiasm
will make youth aged; It's presence Will keep the ola
young. Enthusiasm in social business lie is the
key permanent And yet in orc way 1t Ia It's
own dostroyer. Men and women who possess 1t IN
abundance who put vim into their daily duties, some day
find that they have oyershot mark and left help
less and unarmed against the assaults OF disease The
very intensity of their lives leeds nervous exhaustion
and consequent loss OF energy end they become dsped
ND morbid. Extreme enthusiasm and It's result are alike
injurious. Passion strains the heart to It's utmost
melancholy the blood, and worry wears out the
best years of a mans lie.
IL was wise old mcn who said, Don't worry oDout
what you can help go work and help IT," Acting
on this excellent principle thousands Of men and women
whose systems have become broken down through the
excessive cares OF daily life have sought remedy ana
haye found It whctel Not in the numerous nervines,
sarapallla blood tOncs other injurious narcotics or
smuans bit in the only reliable and effective preparation
that universally recognized by physicians ana scientists
The fact that il owes origin the lifelong research
Of Professor Phelps OF Dartmouth College Is sufficient
guarantee Of its efficacy Panc's celery compound is the
name Of this remedy, which to-day Is without rival IN
it,, restorative effects In cases Of nervous cNhausu9 OF
other symptoms Of ,ysicm mat IS aFenga ana hosa run
whom it has departed. gives tone 10 Tie nerves,
% f2F to the % dE GaJ 9n H. ~ nd Wat u as SSn
concerning it. Commodore amlI. OF Washington, said
total shipwrcck had rush Of blood TO the The rs hesd
terrific pains across my back and kidneys When lay
down 10 sleep iet would never & ,ee the & ilht o Of
and had made up my mind that my time upon earth
'By an accident learned OF Paines celcry compound,
and 10 made new mo1 Of me. can 90 " bed now ana
a thrce-ycs rod. II necessary would walk hlv miles
10 obtain the cowpound; o.d have adv >ed secretary
Can you Iot sce that such ouepokon words from 50
for carefully consider and act upon thrul
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE WORK OF MEDICAL MISSIONARIES

The founding the Wonan's Branch OF the international
Medical Missionary Society OF this city celebrated
broadway Tabernacle Friday morning. Mrs Marga-
ret Bottome presided Mrs. George d. Dowkoutt. the
corresponding secretary read repst which SLOWED that
&i had been raised by the branch for the parent
organization during the last year -Four educated
hy the society going as medical missionaries to
China India and Ceyon and about twelve more were in
training for similar work. Reports from the three
suxIlisres made by Mrs Winn. Mrs Buttrick and
Mrs McCabe showing increased interest work
society Dr. Il. C. Atterbury who has just arrived
from Pekin spoke Of his work there. At his hospital
said they had treated last fewer than 10000
cases. The Rev. DR.. Bunker who has nearly thirty
years In Burmah spoke Of the sunerngs Of the people
there for want Of proper medical The Rev. DIR.
Bassett missionary from Persia. said that medical
had had great influence there and that they
haA often stopped end were honoied b. Kings and
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
WINTER FASHIONS FOE MEN IYD WOMEN.

The man or woman who wishes TO dress well this
winter find all the latest styles. both in fabric
and make at Deury's, sixthave near Fourteenthst st.
There is large line OF Scotch novelties. such
tflbets and meltons from which the popular REFER
suits for outside business made This suit
may also be made from rough and shaggy chevios,
q handsome line Of which is exhibition at this
store. in material for trousers the prevailing thing
Is medium-width stripes in blue grays. Goats ana
waistcoats made OF the old Clay diagonals but
instead OF using the wide. fat braid the edges
corded, which gives those garments a neat finish. or
the overcoats the box coat to be the most de-
sired. II is cut extra long, and is made full. with
Il wide velvet collar. The dress suits made with
two coats; one the usual dress coat and TIE other
the "Tuxedo coat"
The woman's department is lined with and
choice stock. In addition to tile clothing depart
ment there is department devoted to haberda sherry,
where the faStidous tastes OF man may be accommO-
DAFT
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
To IMPROVE cncAGo.s RALwAY SYSTEM


Chicago De. , t-Icoall. l.-" The Evening Post says
Negotiations FOR oi the b!egt local railroad ana
real estate deals in which Chicago has ever been In
crcst,d In progress, and II It i carried through
viii practically rcvOutionyc the irnir of h" civ Inc
deal Involve the transfer ~ the stckncy track E"pre
soutoye OF tie moucyc interest," In the ,hi, 10 d
from The East have been here taking part IN the de"
llhciati.n. Reason, scd the Chicago RAILROADS To-
going into The scheme that It 4, absolutely h"'''
ary for them 10 establish sfs'cm OF transfer ~
though iIcislt outside of the city limits; that ih"
adop-ion Of ihc plan proposed would d. away Win
% per cent Of the switching done within The c',
,G cling A a,ing ~ not les, Tran S2o0ooJ annually 10
each road n Chicago, that th" bochnd"s iroin "nlch
the ioad, period cay suffer 10 an ever Increasing *
tent would be entirely avoided and that much tim"
vould be saved in the tan ppratlon oi freight ana
,he u.c of car, Is th. c,lal ,hm,n OF warehouse
t mo =, .kucv tract as (. now proposed. mrr lande
consigned 10 chicago 0l'-ilc merchants IL hc ~"d
ard -,hlpp,d by them would never have 10 b" br"u-ht
tftt fli, 4 A
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SrITS OVER The TROLLEY PATENT

THEY ARE BROUGHT IN TOLEDO AND MAY IN
yoIyE SIX HUNDRED OTHER COMPANIES
Toledo Ohio Dec 3.-Suts were brought here 'ouaH
invoyIng every electric street railway In the '''u
states Two suits were filed In the United o'a''S
circn Court by Frank II. lInrd and q. :. Brump'ch
attorneys representing Benson Pldwcll, OF hoches'
Ind against the Toledo Consolidated street haH"s.
II Is said that this company has infrnged blu"enS ,
fundamental original patents for running electric cars
and the principle involved In the use OF uhn'rSu'
sprlng contact also that the patents for the running
and lighting OF cars with the same current OF e'e'
r,city and the lighting OF streets ana houses a'o"s
the line from the which propcls the cars nave
been infringed npon. This Is TO be test SUIT IL
the plaInins are successful over GOO dnereht roaiS
throughout the United States alleged by Mt Bd"'h
10 have infrnged the patent. Will come IN LOT 'n'''
share OF the trouble.
The two suits fled one for the lighting the other
for the undersdc trolley patent, are In the name o
Benson Iidwcll trustee, but back OF him Is n iohb
list OF parties interested, including G. f. bldweii' o
Eocbe,ter Ind Charles T. Bidwell. Erank u. linru'
q : RrmbacI and Jennie e. Brumback, OF loismo
the Fidelity Deposit and Trust company. ol & nnn
adelpha executors Of tho william Howell cS.Hte VIII
lam Ro,cngarcn, OF Phladclphs, anu othe@s.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
DIVIDING NEBRASKA LEGISLATIVE OFFICES

Lincoln Neb., Dec. (specal.-A secret meeting
OF the leading Democrats and Independents Of the
state has held here, outline the programme to
be followed at the coming session Of the Legislature
and an agreement entered into whereby the mem
bers of the two parties will act together The Demo
Gratis are to have the Senate officers and appontecs
and the Independents will III the Offices In tue lower
house. No agreement reached in regard
United States Senator but 1t is understood that fusion
may be resorted to- IL necessary to defeat the Repub
lican Caucus nominee. Republicans say that mas
much as none OF the men present at the conference
are members select Of the Legislature, they Will have
difficulty in carrying out their agreement
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
A EOY SHOT DEAD BY HIS FhTEyD

BordcnOwn. y. j., Dee. ).-Wllliam Roman, the
thirteen year old OF Thomas Roman, while on n
hunting expedition yesterday afternoon on the farm
of John D. Emily. near Jacobstown, burlington
County met his death by the accidental shot OF Richard
Harrison, seventeen years old. the Of wealthy
farmer. Harrison In pursuit OF rabbit. Young
Roman was Just ahead Of him. and Harrison asked
him 10 stoop, 50 as 30 give him i'm opportunity 70
shoot his head. Harrison missed the rabbit. and
as he discharged the gun second time Roman raised
his head Just In time 10 receive the load. The top
Of his head blown or and portions Of the brain
out. Death occurred within "A short time.
Young Harrison was at one time Il student at the
B1rentOwn Military Institute.
The New York and Chicago Limited OF Tie New
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
CHARGES AT A BOSTON ELEVATOR.

Boston. Dec. 3-Thc Boston and Maine kaiiroau
Company has decided 10 charge tho Cnnard seAin
ship Company. the Warren Line company ana 'ne
johnson Line Company, for all grain lcaded in'o
the steamers OF these lines from the boston ana
Malno's elevator. on Mystic WHAT y" u''
,her hand the Allan Line steamers and those m the
Icvland Line can load their vessels direct from The
Boston and Malne's bigcccyaors without paying Tor
the handling OF the grain. The Boston ana |iis
official, say that there /, no determination a-'ni
auy company ard that the difference In rates 10 the
different companies l. due To the situation oi the
docks OF these companies.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
INSPECTING TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Tacoma Wash. Dec. "a special committee of
Northern Padnc stockholders. appointed 10 20 over The
road fcr the purpose of making criticisms ana
suggestions regarding the management arrived
here last night. The party Included
Erayton Ives. jay Cooke, sr.. W T.. RosrN' OF Ne"
York; Manager Mellon ard chief Engineer kcndricH
In nm Interview today MIR. Cooke lntimat~ TIA: tho
committee would have some criticisms 10 make. but
he would not forecast them. II is understood h'f~
that the committee really represents the stockholders
who oppose Henry Nlhri's management 'elcrIi
Nanacr Mellon sys the road Is ia cAcc,lG. condition
Il, length.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
TIE PRESIDENT REVISING HIS MESSAGE.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Thc President spent his en-
tire time to-day in his private oihcc revising the
proof slips Of his annual message to Congress. Tie
members OF the Cabinet conferred with him during
tho day in regard TO the topics considered In the
message relating to their respective departments.
Tho message aud accompanying documents will bc
transmitted to both houses Of Congress next Tues
day senator Davis and Representative Cog,well
among those wli) saw the President during the
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE Jersey CENTRAL'S BIG NEW BRIDGE.

Faston. Penn Dec. 3.-The Central Railroad o'
yc,v Jcrsev's new iron bridge across the Dela"are
River here was tested this noon and iorihaI'y Ao
cen,.d II IS double track structure LOU lo'
long. Four big Wo0ttch engines "os- s
cicbtv tons each were used In the test. They moved
slowly over the bridge close together. the bridgc
was built by the Phoenix Bridge Company IL con
tains seven spans, and Its erection was begnh sep
last
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
4 SOUTH ClROLIyA PROHIBITION PROBLEM.

Charleston, ;. G., Dec. "a curious problem VIII
he presented here II the legislature passes the Pro-
hibiilon bill An important Charleston Industry Is
the big brewery which was chartered by tio Les'-
lature I'm 1879 T. manufacture ana sell beer ana
other beverages. The charter has seventeen years 10
Inn II all other dealers shut out, this brewery
will have a monopoly. If ttat is closed IL will have
coed ground for suit for damages against the State.
II j. a pcrpeXIng stuaiiOn but only one Of many
which the proposed legislation Will bring before the
DnoDlc
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
VICTIMS OF THE f0ST AND PILIORY.

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 3.-Thcre two victims
Of the post and pinory at Newcastle to-day jacques
Dlasser. Frenclman. convicted OF ato mped floni-
Gus assault on Mary Griscnmyer. a girv.,f eleven
years. stood one hour in the pillory ane look thirty
asheS well laid on. Dilasser stood the punishment
almost without finching. though The castlgaon red
dcncd hhS back and nearly drew blood. He has ten
years Imprisonment 70 in addition John
Dukes. a negro sneak-thiei The other cllprt lie
received ten laShes.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE LARGEST EXCURSION STEAMER AFLoAT

West superior. Wis. Dec. 3.-The Christopher
Columbus, probably the most noteworthy lake vessel
ever built launched tlhs afternoon from the wards
OF the American steel Barge Company tn the presence
OF an immense crowd. The vessel has "A cOnlcl bow
a rounded back. and TIE general appearance Of the
whacback She built for the Worlds Fair
Transportation Company, for the purpose Of carving
passengers bet wcen Chicago the exposition build
lngs ai Jackson Park. She Will have accommodations
for about 1000 passengers tie, largest excursion
xteu afn
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
TIRE BODY OF GOVERYCR SEWER TRANSFERRED

Knoxville. Tenn. Dec. 3.--1hc body Of Governor
Sewer, the first Governor OF Tcnnc.see was taken
yesterday from the vault I'm The Court IIOnsc grounds
TO permit enlargement Of the excavation for the
foundation OF his monument. The coffin, which was
placed temporarily In the Court House was I'm n good
state 81 proSci alton. considering the fact that Gov
ernOr SEWER died Scventyseven years ago.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
CARDINAL GIBBONS FOR SUNDAY OPENING.

Chicago. Dec. 3-In reference 10 the question OF
opening the Worlds Fair Sunday. j. II. Thompson.
secretary of the worlds Fair Opening Association has
received the following letter:
Cordinals Residence. Nov. 25.
Mr. !. r. Thompson.
Respected Sir: quiet opening Of the Chicago Fair
next wear be most d. srabe. There nOny
who would be otherwise pryed Of the privilege q mp
holding promises 20 be the event q this cntury
IN Fair will gather together the most wCnd rfu pOluc
OF human skill and ingenuity, the results Of the
evolutOns and progress - Oces 10 should De- pre-
vented these works o. man. opp0r
tunity should De afford d. The Sunday closing o. this
spectacle would be very unfortunate for thousands
Of our coIntryncn would be tempted . spend
day in dissipation. In their would favor th"
ing Of the F0ir SUNDAY afternoon u evening, WIKI thc
provision that al machinery should le stopped aud al
chanlcal and labOng work that will not De urgety
necessary should cease.
In this do not desecratlon OF the holiness Of
the day the contrary those who will visit Ia" Fai:
these days will be inclined raise hc minds aud
hearts 70 Him who inspired men who produc" such mar
voous things. / am. faithfully yours In Christ.
J. GARD. GIBBONS.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
YALE AND pBIyOgToy TO DEBATE

New Haven, Conn, Dec (speclaD.-A year ago
the holding OF an annual debate begun between
Yale and Harvard Yale men have thought since
then that Princeton being sighted and when
challenge arrived from Old Nassau for debate some
time in the coming winter 1t warmly received.
Last night the YALE UniOn the debating society Of the
university, held meeting and voted 10 accept Prince
on,S cha
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
DINING CARS BETWEEN HERE AND MONTREAL

DINING CARS BETWEEN HERE AND MONTREAL.
On account OF the Increasing travel TO Montreal by
tbc New York Central and new Adirondack ana ST.
Lawrence Line, a regular dining car service VIII DC
put on the Adirondack and Montreal Express tr'i'n
serving an excellent table d'hotc breakfast gong
north between Malone and Montreal for % ceh'S'
The soutt bound train will serve table ho'e ui"e.
Immediately upon leaving Montreal also ior 80
cents This arrangement VIII probapW tame '"0'
next Thursday
Tho new Montreal Line is becoming popular aud
us patrons express themselves as dehgn'ei
with the character Of the service. ana WIN
the magnificent scenery The AdirondaeR ana oen,ng
trco FXnress train with through vcSubulc elecP,nH
cars Leaves ~. Grand Central station every ohS
ID
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
CONGRESSMAN CLOVER SUED FOR DIVORCE.

Arkansas City. KAN. Dec. 3.-Elizabcth l.. Glover
has instituted divorce proceedings against her husband
benjamin II. Glover, who Is Congressman from this
district. The set forth In the petition is
extreme cruelty. Last night Glover assigned his
property to III. son Thomas.