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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Beinahe erftidt.
Cine f9aohafte 6asrobre briu9t oret mens
fben in Sebensoefabr.

RSN
fden III $ebensoefahr.
9rei 8erlonen nGren OonnerItag frib in
SDoe 8arf naDeSu BENT @~ritidungstooe gum
Opfer gefaaen, nainli6Trau Nmelia 8igac
lop, i6r % Sabre alter Sobn 6enrD, unb
Srau @ber S6rimpton, pelAe lebtere nit
ben 8tgalotps Sulammen eth babies Stat
ilber benz acknowledgement bon 9orieD
Yatton, 1915 Cottage @rope Qpe. bepobnte.
Wus elmer l6aobaftcn @asr0bre Der Wobz
nung Der @enalnten mar cine W1enge @ns
alsgeitrDmt, tpel6eS bic ga1Selt 9tGume err
flute. Srau 8tgaloip, cine in ben mittlez
rem Sabren itebenoe Wittme, ertpahte aegen
3tpet ubr frub unb fiiblte itdl iebr unpobl.
sic ltano auf, tDur iebph 10 l6pah, bag
tie ohnmdhttg nteceritur5te, je0oG ni6t
obne porDer etnen lauten S6ret ausgez
1toBen gu 6aben. Ser iunge 8tgalotp err
na6te auf ben 0ufldret leiner Mutter.
Nu1 ct mar leDr i6nah. bate aber nod
Sraft 9eniiS, Die na6 benz Corridor fi6z
renoe SDur 81 0ffnen, tporauf audi er
beltnnungSloS gu 8oben %itir5te. Dur6
bas babel entftebenoe @erGui6 erpadte
Srau S6rtmptnn. SIS gelang ibr, elm
Seniter gu 0ffnen, tporauf aud fie
b%epuBtlos nieOeriant. Srau Sdrimps
TOMS @atte tpur6e Ser 9tetter ieiz
ner @atttn unb Der 8igaloms. Wltt
SHlfe letnes Sobnes uno ieiner Eodter
,brahte er Die 8etpuBtloien nob einem an
Dtren 3immer unb iorgte bann fiir Gr3tli6e
!6llfe. 9en 8emiibungen Der 9ler3te Or.
SoneS unb Or. 8igel0p gelang es na6
n~ebrltinoigsr @trbeit, bic 8~etpuBtloien Dem
Seben pteoer5uQcben. Die 8tsalops
tparen crit Dor bret @o@en aus algonquin,
ST., bierber9etommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Oramenbafter e6tfbrnd. Starfe sobraeuoe
f9ettern ilnb 9eben 3t Srunoe, eelpaltige @tiirnle unb
ber9bobe Wo9en brinaea '~tuaceren Seelertteu ben Sob /:
bas nerbinoert ober mi9t Die uueeiigi9ite Sonbrotte,
ibr Sebeh onf bent fturulsepettIbten otlonttIdbeu
Ocean as Gouriit pber im 2tenIte beg SonbeIs al
%rtstlrell. &omnlt er ober aud 9liiflib an Ort unb
Stele, 10 pirb er bod fourn ben 0ualen Der Seetrouf.
belt ert9an9eit fem, pent er nidt 9otetter's Maaen.
slttcrS, lenes nnna4abmlt9e Mittel gs9en Seetrauf.
Beit, NIT auT bic &eiie nin1mt. Gchlehtes mo5ier ouf
lan9en 5obrtea lpiro bon oen &eiienbeu oefarhtet
aber leine i9abliben @infaIIe ouf ben. WPoueu. hip
unterletbSo r9ane unb Die Seoer lperben sunt oroRen
SGetle ineutralIrrt burtb bieIes Yttters. Seaen Se
no9tDetlil9el Gtnlptrtlngen BON WtaIorto, I1ledlter
Sidts tbrperlid6er @rmilbuug unb oeaen grfa(tuna if
pas SttterS BON lebr betllorer Wirfuno. IS pers
btnosrt %auBeroein bag @tntreteu ppn &beamotismus
Sanoe obue oaiIelbe. WV" o"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Qraurtse Sol9e ether 6ahrId1fies
3 Fpit

Nnoretp 8artb tpur6eO onnerita9 bon BET
garrobeitr. 7goli5et unter Der Qnflage berz
battet, ourh ieine l1nporii6tigteit ben SOB
oss ~9zl&brtgen Sre6. Sungblut berbeigez
tlbrt au ba6en. Oils Der 2ebtere in Der
ged9e ietner @obuung, 9lO. 755 Sebgnidz
ltroBe, Die lueD paiiirte, fiel tbm ein Stif
Soubol3 auf ben &opi. oas 8artb bon
etnem gteu6au berabgeporfen bate. Sung
blut tpurOe mad benz oeuti6en Soipttal gez
bra9t nno itarb bort fur5 mad ietner Qns
funft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Staot CHICAGO.

aas@ ltnierc Gorreipomoentctt atteo
N9euten beimGen ote fOI9enoen
Gtaatett
SEER SEQ gemntn9Donen oett
eteat WcbrnSfa.
Serr syran5 Stto Ole gtaatett
WatHouft Sainois. Gcttfm6D, Sen=
ueHse, Wt ffifftvpi &oMtTama,
1slabatta, Georgia 1tttS S~SlortOa.
0err Ycter 8Mi0 ocm Staat
SMtnoiS.
@err 8amt sSrtebel Sen staat
Sow1.
SEER 0rts 9eaoeI Die Staatet
G%atiformieu, @AiAtn8to1 Mno
SregDn.
Sserr 6. 9. Spie9et Scm gtaat
Mttttnefota.
SEER @a.tt @fiemsef Ste staatem
MrfAninS 1tttO ScTaS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
OerIaffeu Sic fin

olf 5oob'S S%ariapariuo ais elm Mittel 9ez
gen lebe !Sorm pom Sfropbeln, Sal3fllB,
gel9wulite, S9pGren uno a0ert on6eren
Srantbeiten, wel6e bur9 unreines Slut erz
5eI9t werben. IS e~1tfernt oue u~rreinbeiteyI
uno itGrtt oas Qonae Spltem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
ueber gaIttmors,
N~OrddeutScher LdVd.

Reeelm6Biee poft=O anpff6iffahrt 3wtfPen
2saftimore 1tnh 5Ssrentem
-oireft-
burSb bic re1eit rub erprp6ten Gta1lbompTer 9arttss
faOt, 9reSoem, &arISrnbe, WtuNd d eR,
GIocmbnrg, XSetnsar,
ton Bremen ieben 9onneritag. nDn Baltimore ieheu
Otittmo9, 2 rbr ~9tadmitta95.
GrpsmDoli6fte Sitberbeit. 8ini9e 8reiIe.
Bor1iglibe 8erpfegung.
9eit Soupfern sts gtprboenti9en.&Opb tpurbeu uteHs
OLE
2,5OO,OOO NaKa0iere
aITdIid iber See b%ef6rbert.
Goloous pub @ailteu.3immer ouf Bed.
Sic Gtrrtdtuneen fIr Observation-Disclosures, beren
SblafTteaen fin i'm Dber6ef ln6 i'm ~aipeifen Oed be-
fiubeu, iino onerfannt pprtrefflth.
GIeftrtIGe 9eleudtung in aler 3dumer.
Meitere ~stustunft ertbeilen bic @eneraI.Neenten
q. @ d. ut a d 6 60, Baltimore, 8S.
g. 2Snt. GideHbnr8, Gbic69u, SHS.
cher 6eren gertreter I'M SnIan6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Selft @u6 ieIbi It Inn Sud i@leu=
might pon Suiteu ober @rtGltul9, ober ir9enb
wel6en aitbmattl6en ODER sails &raltbeiten
gu b%efreien, illbem SIR Or. 3. Sapne'S ST.
%peCtOrallt 9ebrau@t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
GplNmutG

ut 0aS fetmfte baVertfGte 8ier tns
WtNtft, 9ebra1&t nOtt Weel5 ttto
&oDfen. GpnraS Getpb greiuerN
So. SeIkONura 1855.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
GountYsR atb uno Gounty=Shabs
metiter.

Cine 2lnf9abe fir oen GountY=1nwaIt. =
Der Sau Ger Gurnhaue fir ole Normal
f9uIe. = Deribieoenes aus DER County,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
fir sawslimes AtttS 3imHer.

vGaitOria III 70 ppr3islt@ seetsnet fur atnber, bas tB
tbt, Dot aaen anberen mir betannteil prhparaten ben
8prsus sebe." s.. q. Qr4 erl MD,
Ill South Srfprb Str, g:pcflpn, q. @.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03

The Brownies in recent nightly tour
determined to seek out (both to assure
themselves, and US whose need for it is greater)
The most desirable refrigerator.
And though they searched at first they could not find
Any that faulteSs seemed to every mind
(After they'd opened it and looked it through
Until a Quincy dawned upon their view
Now this when opened seemed so neat and Clean
ANA sneed so sweet all said, 'Tis plainly seen
mat he who buying wants the best
Cntll he gets Quincy should not rest,
linen those with ladders long did mount the top
And those with ladders short came to a sion
mere shelves well stocked with well kept food were found
"hch they passed down to those upon the ground
One on the topmost shelf, becoming cold
Partook of bottled port both ripe and old
Which made as it had been in years gone BY
Caused him to smile, and wink the other eyer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
For Over Fifty Years

Hrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. II dis
burbed at night and bfoken Of your res
by sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teeth send at once and get
Q bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teething. 1t will IT.
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers. thereis no mis-
take about it. 1t cures diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
colo. softens the gums. reduces inflamms-
ton and gives tone and energy to the
whole system, Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup" for children teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold by
all druggists throughout the world. Price
tw enty five cents q bottle. Be sure and
as Z for MRS. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
PUBLICATION NOTI lE.

STATE or ILLINOIS.
h9CG ISLAND COUNTY. ss'
~ te lne Term, A D. 1884, OF the County Court.
Sarah KING a5r,Iris.ro.-,-- =, A.,
n =. - himeriy, deceased petitioner, vs. Frank
usl- L,!' James Hamerly, John HameiIy Jacob
,,tt-u!tIY, Delllan Roberts, Julia Rains Leyina
PI5l Ag' De Herrick, Edwa ID d. Sweeney
go. go. II. Iuyer and Marion E. Sweeney, de-
Ia Ts ELTON Tor order to sell real estate
leo, Iolae above named defend 4n.s, Frank Hamerly,
rics manner v John Hamerly and Clyde Her
BEEN 4Ila 4,t, Of your non-re,idence having
m -t III the Office of the clerk
.rs ue county court OF said Rock Isl-
go 'ottu.y' 10 ice is hereby given 10 you and
Kim y. you That the said pc itioner. sarah z.
In d a-lllll stratrix Of the estate of Eliza Hsm-
e5gniy $50 nds MED her petition in the said
1s- ,n4 soirt against you and said par les above
-'Iu a. defendants for an order to selI tho mem
20 rnT.5 '-S5ns 10 he estate of said deceased, or
IA S VI II as may be needed to pay oebts of
Io nTr,se and de.cribed as follows, to-wit:
in ma ,,.. seVen ~ in BLOCK number two (2)
called pt 60 .. Tue city Il Rock Island known and
ID Slnnett's addition. situated in the conntv
sumr16, s' anu an state Of Illinois: and that
ION , las oeen Issued out OF i'd CT urt against
aid eo5,t ~ al The June term A. D. 1892, of
June !, SOS ,s holden on the hrst Soncay of
and IN u ~ I,s9, al the court house in Rock lsl-
Nov 'aG Rock Island county,
James U..Ies you, the said Frank uamerly,
icE sb,I IiA nn.y, John Hamery and Clyde Her
county con-, be and appear before the said
and DIs.S On tne htst day Of said term thereof,
petiti.P. X answer or demur to the said
and ,bi.". q therein, the same and the matters
taken ~ therein charged and stated will he
Ing 10 tbS lle'sed, and decree entered accord
Dstat5i e prayer Of said bill
Da'eu Al Rock Island, Illinois. Anil 9th ,sos
Gas b ALMAR KOHLER, Clerk.
l. WALKER. Petitioners Solicitor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
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Sufferers from la grippe found it just the
thing and under its use had speedy and
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Large size SOC and 81.
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Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. H., had
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standing. Used three bottles of Electric
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five large fever sores on his leg, doctors
said he was incursble. One bottle Elec-
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& Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Est Vie OF John G. Mueller, Deceased

Estue OF John G. Mu4lIer, Deceased.
The undersigned having been ap lointei admin
istratrix of the estate of John G Mueller, late Of
the coun Of Rock Island, state of Illinois, de-
ceased, hereby Vi motto. that she will appear be-
fore the county C, urt OF ok Island county, at
the Office Of the clerk of said court, in the city Of
Rock Island, at the June term, on the first
Monday In June next, at which lime
all persons having clsrls against said estate are
no fled and requested att, nd, Tor the purpose
of hav ing the came adjusted.
Ali persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment to the under
signed.
Lated his 18th day OF April, A. y. 1892.
CATHERINE c. MUELLER.
drnin
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
A pAtNIsTRAToR's NOTICE

The DnGe me- VI henry Housman, Deceased
Tor Of 81 signed having been appointed admin
late a; me estate Of Henry Housman.
OfIlliDois. I d. county Of Rock island, stat.
vii sDnsa deceased, hereby gives notice tina; he
Island COM before the county court OF Rock
court, in fbo at the Office Of the clerk OF saIu
term. or 'ae city Of Rock Island. at the Jnly
2twalcS ,i-sne first Monday in July next.
said e.ts lime all persons having claims again .
torthe purnosn notified and requested to attend
mae eui Indebted to said estate are reouested n
Dated tSis Ciaie payment to the undersigned.
A's '6th day o. April, A ID. 1902.
D. X. JOHNSTON Administratnr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-03
From Kalamazoo,

Norman Liichy. Des Moines. Iowa.
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were handed to me and have used them
with perfect success. They cannot be
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recommend them to sufferers with this
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For sale by all druggists. Hsrtz &
Bahnsen wholesale agents.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
Chestnuts.

Ten little urciins sitting I'm n line;
Twenty little bright eyes sparkle and shine:
Ten little school books optn i'm row:
Are ten little lessons being studicts NJ.
For ten little minds wander thro the town.
And. uH In the woods, shake the chcstnuts
down.
Pclt each other with prickly chestnut burs--
Making Madam Squirrels heart thump in her
furs.
See score OF little pockets with nuts bulge
out
And strong little feet prancc and da nee about;
But sttt on the books. spread to make them
wise.
Bent. as 1t learning. are twenty little cycs
Class In ccoRraphyv' o. In IA wink.
Ten little minds are back to try aud think:
But the keen teacher rends in the fnces pale
For he's II knowing one. signs that cannot fail.
Set boys and squirrels in chestnut timc. their
tasks!
So half in Jest the cunning tcnchcr nsks,
DO you know what fruits In Madagascar
gruwg"
"Chcstnuts!" yell tho ten little boys in a row.
He's no fossil. SO iEe burning hint he hccds;
An who would rather put their lessons by.
And go, instead a-nuttng. please say. T."
"ll!I' TIL the hidden stars uuvcr In the sky
M. Phelps Dawson in n. Y. Sun.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
ne old man falls upon the neck OF his

the old man falls upon the neck OF his
boy.
Oh. there was JOY in that household.
for Silas had no more than rcgained
his reason than Alice his love,l daugh-
ter was in his arms while Mother
Merritt was crying over her boy.
See. father" said Alice. here's
young Silas. your grandson. and
Mabel and Jennie. Stephens little
girl"
Yes" said Stephens; 'and. father,
here's my dear wife, real live Yankee
girl"
Midst all the racket the oulside door
opened again, and Aunt Judy came in.
Bless de Lord. bless dc Lord! De
clouds is rolled by sure enough. Bless
dc Lord! My young miss, an is dis
biz gommen my Young master? An
all desc chil'en-for dc Lords sake,
honeys. come 10 you ole nanny.
Now know de clouds is rolled by."
Yes. Amt judy" said Stephen.
the clouds have all rolled by. The
rest of your life you shall live in
clover. When was liberated from
prison, at the close OF the war. father.
! went to Australia. where ! made a
fortune and married my wife. We re-
turned to the states less than one
month ago. We met Alice and her
husband at the Palmer house in Chi
cago. and we made family party on
our trip south. Tho reason she never
received your letters was that she had
removed from Cincinnati TO Chicago.
but now we will be united family"
And |. too?' said Aunt duly.
Yes God bless YOU, aud you. too,
Aunt Judy!
And you will forgive James and
me. fathcr?' said Alice. Il know YOU
will. when you see how happy we
are"
Heaven bless you all" said Silas
Merritt. but thank God you were not
ten seconds later" and he shuddered
a. he looked at his son.
"Sias," said his wife. 1--WE will yet
rest beneath the soil of the Old panla-
ton"
But after many years. dear mother
after many years. said James.
Stephen and James stocked the old
plantation up and rebuilt the fences
and outbuiding,. Silas and his wile
and judy are falIy fifteen years
younger than they we're before. aud as
Aunt judy often says:
Pears like dem clouds is rolled
by."
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
The Joke Was On Him.

One OF De,roi,'s characters Is Col.
A. Bates, proprietor of The Bates"
mt the corner of Woodward and Adams
avenues, says the Detroit Free Press.
Il always did like n joke said tho
colontl the other evening In his front
porch group "cspecialls "A joke on my
self. The hardest knock | ever got
was down in Connecticut. was .
cigar peddlcr in those days-drove n
cigar team through New England for
twenty years. Smoker Well. I'm
getting along toward 50 years old. and
as long as ! can remember rve lit
cigar every morning rs soon rs | got
out Of bed. and smoked till midnight
rs steadily rs n hired man moving in
bayfield,. The people in New En-.
gland always knew when Bates was
coming by the smoke from my cigar.
One night | stopped at II village
tavern down in the Conn ccticu. vai-
ley, where ! got iirst-class supper. q
clean bed. and breakfast that makes
my mouth water every time think OF
it-and it was forty Years ago If it was
ii day.
After breakfast told the landlady
III siiIll bh~AiIiig, HHt~iOOhIbW
woman. with cheeks like the skin of q
peach, and "A figure like-like we'll,
supply your own com parson-to get
out my horses.
"AIl right. she said; IN tell my
husband. There he is now. Here
Jake she called, come and hook up
this pcddlcr's team"
Heaven and earth. madamr
yelled. That's not Your husband. Is
it? Why, dang it. he's backern my
hau How did such good-looking
woman as you are come to marry that
darkyp'
"'Wcll. If you must know she ex-
planned, my oldest sister married
peddlcr, and after that family disgrace
we younger girls had TO take up what
we could get"
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23
Heard ut a Private Dath-ho us0.

The thin board partitions OF tho salt
water baths on the West Side offer no
resistance to the voice and tho family
secrets discussed by imprudcnt bath
crs become II public scandal for half
dozen rooms on either side of them.
One fine afternoon lately "a speedy
young capitalist who has inherited .
lot of money took bath with his wife.
or, rather, they took baths in adjoin-
ing rooms. and talked through tho
open door between them. Of course
the usual audience was in the adjacent
apartments aud kept discreetly still
during the family discussion.
Il just want to tell YOU" said the
husband. that I'm dead on to your
little trick OF climbing out Of bed when
| come home and cmpt. ing my pockets
l spotted you last night"
why. George!
That's all right. l wouldn't mind
that SO much, for any married woman
will rob her husband il she gets
show, but what I'm kicking about Is
your coming bunco game on me this
morning"
What do you mcanF'
What do | meanp Why, pretend.
ing to me that you were all broke up
because came home little loaded
and then bleeding me every time for
few hundred more before you'd make
up with me. But thats not the worst
of it, You lied to nir, too"
George won't stand that from any
man. never told you lie In my
| life"
You didn't. ch! Where did your
mother get that stuff 10 put up that row
of flats in The western addition You
know you hooked it from me and you
told me she made it in stocks. didn't
you2'
II told you she made it out of Union
and Bullion. you sweet, lovely old
chump. and she did. She made il out
OF our union and your bullion. YOU
dear, darling old ducky-dandy. Do
you catch on? Now come and kiss me!"
And hc did. They heard the smack
aud six of them, for thirty feet on each
side Of the scene of peace and reunion.
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23

pose that the discharge of n rifle load.
eel with smoaclcss powder is noiselcss.
There il. saws he. no such thing as Use.
less gunpowdcr The report from "A
discharge Of smokcless gunpowdcr is
much sharper and higher pitched than
that from black or ordinary gun.
powder; it cannot. however bc heard
anything like SO far away. The recoil
of the piece is much less. also. with
smokelcss powder.
Gen. Booth, the Salvation army COM
mander whose authority extends over
million soldiers. is n loose -iointed
AMI rather awkward man of medium
height. He is angular and narrow
chested, but the po>sessor, ncvcrthe-
less. Of great physical vigor. His eyes
are dark aud piercing. and an iron
gray beard falls in profusion over his
chest His hands are large and re-
mind the observer of the typical horny
hands of the son of toll. Gen. Booth
is now 81 years old. aud for forty
years he has preached the gospel. He
is II man of great earncstncss and
force, aud seems entirely devoid of
sham aud pretcntiousness.
Col. George B. Mcclellan grows
more like his distinguished father in
appearance and manner every day.
says the n. Y. Recorder. He is one Of
the best likei young men of New York
in spite of his modest and retiring
ways which limit the circle of his ac-
quaintanccs. His friends admire him
most for the grit he showed immedi-
atcly after his fathers death. The
general left only small property and
yonng George Immediately signed his
share Of it over to his mother, came to
New York and went TO work as re-
porter. He did well as newspaper
man and il now doing better rs
treasurer of the Brooklyn bridge and
n very happy Benedct.