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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

IN WASHINGTON.
VoUNG GIRLS PREPARED FOR COLLEGE RY
private instruction at reasonable rates. Bo1 ia
Star office. oc.,l -lns
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF Music, pOo X
y St nv. Piano. violin, voice EDWIN HART,
PRINCIPAL. late OF the New England Conservatory Oh
Music, Boston. Mass. orgs-lst.
FUNSTON INSTITUTE 3OI7 % ST NV
" Boarding and Day School for Girls
ocs-2m Nj. and Mrs BEVERLEY r. MASON
PHYSICAL CULTURE
For ladies and gentlemen. Harvard Colieoe sps-
fem The most perfect course o. physical training
in America Avoid straining exercises Address
fhkstedL Culfure Department OF MARTYR COL
LEGE OF oRAToRf lncorporated). GA 18th st.
CT. CEcILIA's ACADEMY. col EAST CAPITOL
ough education. Pupils not attending the academy
will be admitted 10 the classes in music art fancy
work. elocution photography and typewriting.
n7-lm
'No Further INTRoD zee OUR ADVANCED
4 method OF teaching typewritinR offer, during
lar course for s. Archibald School, of Business 2l3
c ST. NV. re2.-1lp
IRIS. ZELIA d. BUCHER
A 1a22 18th 1t. q.
Vocal culture. ltanp and harmony.
se1-3m' Miss May ID. Buck accompanied
ELoCUTION. ORAToRY. PHYSICAL CULTURE.
H English literature Correct English taught for
signers Day and evening ssssionA Mira ELIZA
MRS. FLORENCE L. BARRrNGER WILL RE
tNA sumo instruction in veal and instrumental mu
SIC October 20. at her residence, fA.e3 y st. n W.
References: Dr. J. T. Csufsld Prof J. W Bischof.
n4-2w'
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Indictments Reported

The grand jury has found bills of in
dictment as follows: Harry Z. Thayer, lar
ceny; James W. Hendley, housebreaking
James Fl. Kelly, larceny; Thomas E. Shelby,
receiving stolen property; Thomas Williams,
larceny from the person; Bessie Howard, other
wise Sadie Gibson, do, and Mary Jackson,
larcenv
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OCEAN STEAMERS
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. q. 90.
NOTARIEs PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS ron EvERY STAT
~ ana TERRITORY, Notary and q. q Commisaonor.
oc;o JOHN l. BEALL lxsl ; q ".
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In advanced stages. Use at once. You will see the
excellent effect after taking the first dose Sold BY
dealers everywhere Large bottles, SO cents and H.
n4-tu. th&s6m
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Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas
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II the most popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in soc. and
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Any reliable druggist who may not
have it OH hand will procure 1t
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VII DO not accept ANY substitute
CALIFORNIA re syrup ca
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN WASHINGTON.
pHrsIcaL TRAINING
N.s TsTs aEsR qr S;2o, e; ,;sc. 'sa -n
cynnasium. lsStl-lJ3 =. urst door
Me-. EMILE HoLER;
oc,7.,n. in-n *, v,Sl, .11 and singing.
DROP. ]. c. TAPPAN's SELECT ACADEMY or
u Dancing. cor. 18th and Ia ave Mnnsl.vs ara
1huf.daSs ss psr auarisr or 81 T+r ruonih IA al
yAnre. .-ialm
MISS FRANCES a. sTIER
so ~ M ss' Ils nsl 's'-S. ~ dsssns ocToBIa
ela l.th st NV o-ls-lm-
SIGSoR MAtSA's SCHOOL FOR SINGING.
The only school % The c~l~hrated Italian method in
ss1s. Sf.;oro. .nS r.na ors Bis ! F SOU
MsinA Will he PREPARED 20 stv" operate conne-t. With
H. rms. . S e e.. h s% 2,
New h9ra 81 the private resid Nine De BAros.
MISS HLsTEAD's PRIVATE SCHOOL rog
l childr~n and older urls will bssin ocT \ On and
1oS sl & ssg r. from 5aaGs 10 It e. a'
WAsHINGToN FFMAIE SEMINARY,
eren. "a ssa S Ss schsS o E
.Sp1 q aSS
GARTEN NORMAL TRAiNiSG SCHOOL. isis
Pal and xnssr session. begin 0to,.sr 4 ISL s
MRS. MYERS scHooI-a Bo.RDIsa AID
o,.s, az sfegS K, y1s5 "s@, ard itis r. He
MT re s' Iss fPiE to the principal kLiz.sstRh
NADINE A PELE Has RESUMED HER
sis. ss:. Of 'n'os..iai teaching Best reference.
RoARDISa AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AID
~ Young ladies' AZ VI Y St October Special
sncss: Hon. Hugh MccnIloc6. jude a Va ArSssr
Hon. A II, spoford. Jy:.5,sms
WooD's COMMERCIAL COZ LEGE AND school.
cspta IT .sssh spa toi and 90 Ia
and painted Nov & a good time 60 ,oin. Bo,kk~sp-
;sp Spelling .ho56.ni rp%sri,as End Gs9%s sa:
low IT, ,e day and evening se-sons Her-on- r-
tons Call O. o Te fHr i M1n Golsse sann
EDWARD N HILL. vSs fIin ai "a w. f'e s. Ga
MILE. v PRUp'HoNNE. FRENCH TEACHER,
the season r.osn, o s. %se s Ninth a. e.-s E
(,oLuMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
" eS3 La ave. het s;h ard IN sts ~,
Seventh year as BUSINESS eincstor IN I'M. ciiv Pr
teen years member 81 the faculty u Eastman cod
Civil service ssort6snd and ry Prn r"p ssIas
and enthusiastic .eschins thorough aud rrgcticai
suished success Oataiosne free -c:ss
ELoCUTIoN, oRAToRY. DRAMATIC ACTION
md Nj rsSi fDfSSs Mf M p
ut. NV. saiStr
Miss SCHMlTT's SCHOOL.
h TS1%sfs at s 20 is 81. SS S..s'
12Of st n.
Coach from northwest section. o~S-3n
Miss BALCH. 1907 10TH ST y w HAVING
Au secured the services of expert. will oTen .
sfenopraphy class October 70.
Term. moderate. ocII-Im
EDUCATIoN FOR REaL LIFE
H THE sPENCERIAS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
National Bsnh Of the Republic building. 7th ana
DIV.
Twenty eighth scholsstic begins THURSDAY Sep
tember 1sste Day and nisht sessions five d-part-
ments, viz: Practical BUSINESS, Including Ens1f~h-
rsrid writing and training for the civil service Pre-
paratory English, with Elementary Boob -k.epins.
Spencertsn Rapid Writing. Shorthand and Type writ
tu. Architectural and Mechanical Drawing corp. %
ten thoroughly trained teachers; central iocstson
spscious brilliantly lighted. ncwly improved hand
some haiis snd lass rooms -er~ices OF graduates
always In demand: terms moderate. but cotnp-t-
ton With cheap schools once open every busln-ss
animal announcement containing full in tormstioa-
Address Mrs NARA A. sPENCfk
prtu al ma pr..,ri.sar
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MISS LOFFLER. 525 18TH ST. NV. FORM
w eriy Of X. II. Stsrn's Boston. has reopened her
age Of Warrington ladies. Terms moderate. ss2s2m'
FRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
ing Establishment, l205 New York First-class
iadles' and gents work of every description.
PLUSH AND YEINETS.
Goat, sheepskin Rugs aud White Furs cleaned
ANTON AND CAROLINE IERCH formsriy with
a. FISHER and Maison frese. Paris my9
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rgr BrBEys1Evy GLIB CONCERT.

Tie second private concert Of the Rubens'eh Oiup
ms given at the gle Music Hall last night
rilllant audience assembled. Most Of the ladies' were
E, full dress. The soloists Of the evening were MISS
eonora Won Stosch, violin; Arthur Seaton, baritone
And Ferdinand sinzig piano. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs f. w. De Voc. Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Dodge,
Mn W. L. Dodge, Mrs. Oliver Hartman Mr. and Mrs
George Hoadlcy, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. scarborough,
Mrs wychon, Mr. and Mrs. F. Coffin. IT., Mr.. ana
Mrs {. y Clark, j. X. Skidmorc, Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Willis James Mr. ana MIS-
A. G. James, W. =. st. john Mr. and Mrs. william
Amory Mr. and Mrs W. II. Beadleston. Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Mann, Mr. anu
Mrs A. II. stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. Maroellus Hartley
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hes, Theodore Reese, D. H.
Ivlso1, Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Williams Miss cara
Williams Mrs. Rebecca Iioyt, n. W. Dodge MIS-
l. c. slayback. Miss Rogers. Mrs. A. Z. Kttrf,ige
Mrs. II. NJ Humphrey, Mrs G. f. Whitehead, MIS-
G. C. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. j. eeaver Page, g. A.
Meyer r. l.. Cutting 1r., j. Blair ocrbner ana "lr'
and Mrs. George Gould.
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r,rR PRICES FOR GOOD PICTURES.

A collection Of seyenty-nine paintings ,c ' t,,h
George - '''N' -. L., eveninp The catalogue
.~c.a examples by Bougueieau, D''aoio'N ~
oont Uaubigny Inness md others loss wen LA
,,gb rricrs were expected but ole pest "" h
~ .,, ,air uric.. only rallied n i'hu'p "
-. h,oucht the highest price paid, S4oo' =. .,
.n, GIRL by jules Breton at s42o ana o" ~, o., ana
~ rauheny at $500 were well con'cs"" ' ,
ny The lyolet bidding OF inc eve
,na M.lssoaer's "L'OrdonnanG - 49,
-, .nd the prices rapidly mp 10 r-oV' ON "
go ou had been reached bidding bechne INV ,,,
'', onauv sold for 900. "Cattie" by 'ai'cN' 10
,,os and cattle at Rest" by julien Dupfe' orous
h ,n5 "a Moorish Temple" by faS"i' go .
can T' other, brought 300 and over Ihey "oo
,.,a,,1 n, Moonlight" Muller. s2i5 Night Oh ho''
,.,,nd sound" De Haas 1920 ION D's "uo.o',
- md IN a Village" Bruce Cane SO HAi'
S =, (, stephen" Dclscroix, 1920 "faust anu N'p'
,.,o,Hco. Jacomin s2S5 'The Pet Lamb bougu',e'
U.s. 'shtcp Charles Jacqa' fSTo ,"s .I,n,.,on in
nso,.n ,oo5 srhc skrmish," MedaId' "rnnta'on u
,, Dan, I.larges 300 each, and Cattle Anton
, 600 The total amount Of the sale wa" sio'o'''
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YOUNG 4 MHERST Al UMNI MEET.

FORMING AN ASSOCIATION TO STIMULATE IN
TEREST IN THEIR ALMA MATER
With rOusng cheers and bursts OF song the Amherst
Young Alumni Association OF New-fork was ushcrcd
into being last night. Nearly 80 graduates of AM
herst College met at dinner in the Arena and formed
an organization which will do much 10 keep alive their
interest in their alma mater. The new association
will not oppose the older Amherst Alumni Association
but will cooperate with it, 1t intended that the
members should be graduates of years not earlier than
1850 but there are men who were graduated rs lar
back as 1882 upon the membership roll
\ constitution adopted last night and the FOL
Murphy vice president William ). RoSser; treasurer
A. p. Avord, and secretary, l.. +. Jackson lr
Winston II. Hagen acted as chairman OF the even
ing and as toaSmaster. Professors Henry ~
Fink aud Edward Hitchcock, of Amherst Col
legc. brought the greetings Of President Gates
and the faculty to the new organization.
Letters of regret received from the Rev Dr.
Charles II. Parkhust, Bishop F. d. huntington Israel
r. DevO aud Frank l.. Rabbit. TelcgTnlN Of con.
graduation We're read from the Amherst Alumni
a,.uciaii DnS OF ROston and Chicago
The speakers OF the evening were John " Dcady
H. L. Eridcnan 4. -. NOycS the Rev. ShcrrOd Soue.
r. F. Jackson. r.. the Rev. Howard :. bliss, j. :.
cobb and the Rev DR.. T.. Winchester Donald Ihs
II Lewis captain Of the college football team, ana
Neil sullivan. captain OF the ba-call nine. y
motion passed that a'cpa DE taken 10 ionnd an
Ali fund.
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DIED.

Ap,Ms r.ao san r F. eGna nia1y ian %sS
Tff.M l.: and daughter Of MI Edward {. Will
ann; ol N NJ rsscx Conn., SATURDAY afternoon
in'' ,,cS A. uirhland NILS oringc County. n. "
on second month I'm Phoebe T. daughter OF 'os0" l.
raaST che Tc ,o cd train SSGG cyns Chambers
at Wednesday, Feb H. Emile widow of tho late
Gs and % fS S0 TId ;sFv icn At q.
piLLH ?S wednesday IN inst, An" Louisa
beloved VIE Of MORT, H. peHSe et,ud ho funeral from
t rSI late r.asncc 800 5Oht satu'y Fsbr
ary 10 A. O'Clock p M .,
Fs E5 eo" g. l. CIV Isaac r. Frost aged 81
,yGei service, on Frid,y. 10Th inst, at y. m
A. sG NJ; h SG%: ts ''t IN IL. bTs ss 9sar
rld nis are aTe invited without further notice. o
n,, .r!ce at the house Friday evening. the 10Th,
Fa az I o'clock.
" f.Sa4 % " aS" e t asS II The aS
Funeral services Friday. at | y. m.
GRAHAM-At Flushing. L. / 600. on February H. l7'Z'
James Nanum Guham in the ga year q ms aye % ,,
service, 40 his ho esidclce. saturday. February ~ u"
carri,pes win meet : p. M train from L. l. City.
GElIAM- whH.tcne l. / On Fe,ggaryt ~ II. ,s sS
Augustus Ca,on Graham In ne 0ih Sea, Si nb.arv
Carlascs Viii meet 80 p. M train from Long Island
City.
uAsBRoUK-ou Tuesday evening February TO- Margaret
widow Of cortland Van Beurcn Hasbrouk and daughter
of fhe late Robert Alnslic. -, . -,
Relatives and friends respectfully requested TO attend
her nnera her late residence, 7S West ih'st on
Friday the 10Th inst. at o'clock
HASKINs-At Mcdford Mass on wednesday evening"
Funeral services on saturday the 2oth at 80
HAzTN-On Wednesday. February IL, at o. West iSist
Il Che les sumner. eldef OF George IT, ana Ella
1;ardaer Hazcn, ag,d years ana months
Funcul private -
LEHMAN-At bethlehem, Penn, on inc i'W ihs"
B,rnhaFd T. Lehman. A., ,-, -
pr, and friends are invited attend the funeral on
Monday February %. a. D. m without iurhcr hotice
Funeral services at Mor,vian church
NERKEI.-On Wednesday morning. February IL, ls92
CHARLES c. Mcrkel. In his 81th year. a., ~ -
Relatives and friends invited 70 aea tne funeral SER
vices his late residence, | 2oZ bsNhgtonaVe'' Oil
Friday. February 49, ut l o'clock p M
oDDIEln brooklyn the morning OF tae I'm Inst IN
the s6th year OF her age Julia A.. WIDOW ~ the Iste
Walter NJ. oddie. N. A. and daughter I" the iae Hon.
Fner services from her late residence, No 300 Carleton
ave on Friday sfternsoa tho 18th nst.. ~ O'Clock.
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All grlDY FOR HE ARrOS BALL.

The great amrhithcatrc Of the Madison squire var
don pr,-antcd q busy scene last night IrP"i'''"'
for the annual ma. querade ball Of the Anon 9oO,eS
o,o, an in all part. the hall. and the busee "hoh
"a ,iar,nt onnong the employees OF the Garden anu men"
Yep. NJ the society bore witness To me lh'l"'''"'' "
to.niehr's ball. Carpenters aud piinteF' Were '' WIN va
, l,t, u,ur. Of Columbus In the centre oi inc hui'' IN
ncr Of the yarlou, committees were busy rehe'r'"T
,,elr drill While tie sides OF the grsit afc'' '
M. eight larc. floats rrpr ~1tng HISTORICAL anu az"
,t cycnt. The professional people who are eleascu !"
and firm, the tablcaus In the grand procession ais"
hold = dr,.s rehearsal in the evening" H. r. nam
lion TIE press agent, Is authority Tor the u''nu ~
a., i,u tonight Will the Gncst thing OF it' KIM eN'r
hold Tho spectacular effects will be under the direction
y, po,o.sy Kiralfy. The officers OF the Aroh SOCIETY,"
arr: Richard Katzenmayer. president; Neharu "sn
oh, er., ylce.pre-idcnt; August j. Role -ocohu 'er
t,,t Ernest Vrchs, recording secretary, JULIUS L.
werner corresponding secrctlry; constsh'lh Lue'ns
"' -, ,,,,,iv nj 10 o'clock this evening with .
,,-omepods concert by Lebod's Military Band Inc
Grand procession will start at ii.
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Postoncc Notice.

shoud be read daily by all interested. as changes mas
0ee i%,s for urecn countries need not be specially ad
dressed dispatch BY any particular n1s s es ssmSese
Documents letters not specially addressed being sent oy 'n'
fas TS's ys'f ms f.' ~. he week ending VIII
close pompy at a.; once S,. a. follows:
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ssa" clrsso pr S,.c,sa ya Sr ssn s.s' 20
Colombian ,S+ SgSS%1ion %%i! PER
sT Ri.rsna rom r. Ia'd:
nt Gloss here daily up to February '2S AZ 80
D. M Malls China and J,Sn per E.s, nssc rV
sas 30 me- Moiis Husslis E.wz.sana awsaa
~ ana soSs here daily w 70 February '2 At 80
$al. sir E.s se"X WY
sy \. IalTax and thence ~ steiner close At this ocs
s tom and teaee steamer close az hi. ONCE daily =:
h.ncs nv STEAMER isaine Mcndars Thur~eys and Satnr.
day. cJosc at this Office daily at 30 m Malls for Mex.
o n,crlond unless specially addressed for dispatch By
sSemer close Al this Once daily az an;
p,cin Tranctsr0
daily and thr schedule OF closing Ia arranged the pre-
sumption Of uninterrupted overland transit To Sa
Frapcisco Mails from the East arriving a
Francsco on the day Of ang steamers dispatched
thence the dsy. Rc2strd mall closes at y. M
previous day. 49,.
the English and efch at the hour Of closing
o Supplementary Mails at the Postorice which remain
oncn until within minutes Of the hour OF sailing e
steamer CORNELIUS Van COTT PoatmAsters
Possonics. Nsw.York N. T.. Feb. Il INA
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TILE NINETEENTH ARNT CORPS MEETS.

Tb, annual meeting Of the Nineteenth Army Corps
yos held lat night NJ the Hotel Brunswick After
adopting a constitution ard bylaws the following
officers we're elected President Colonel W. e. ltol-
brook: first vice-prcslden Northumberland H. Z.
Conrady cond vice president Major }. Layden ward
third vice-pr-ldent, Captain John W. hundcn io'r'n
Vice president, General \. j. Mlar' hfth Vcc-prrS''
dent, Major George Haven Pit'ah' 'c''c,'IN' ""I"'
,ugustus g. Tate. treasurer captain William H..
to,y.u exacuive committee General y. W. Day. Colo
mel O W. Leonald. Major william F. Tiemann, L'euen-
ant George r. Herbert and Assistant Engineer Aenn-
der Pollock vice president to rope,ent The corps In the
Army Of tie Potomac, General r. l., M no 1S
the boys as he called them 10 paitake oil tho
rationss he had secured for them
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GperiaI Notices.
The Eauifnb ie's Tribute TO Mr.. Mccall.

A. The EquitnbIe's Tribute TO Mr.. Mccall.
The following minute was entered IN the proceedinss
n, the board Of directors OF tho Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF the United States at the annual meeting hen
February 18th, 1902:
The retirement Of the Hon. John A. Mccall from the
Equitable Life Society OF the United ecaoos
calls for something than the expression OF reSra
usual In ordinary cases.
Mr. McCal's character and cxpcrienee 'mnenty h'teo
him 10 occupy tho official position Of controller when no
has so faithfully filed In this society HIS ihaus"y'
zeal and unnnching devotion IN duty have maac MS ser'
vices most valuable this Institution and N s pohcy'
holders.
This board Therefore records It's high appreciation OF
Mr. McCas abilities It's profound regret that MS oneiai
relations with society terminated ana is heSre
for prosperity and in his new sphere ana '
dulges the hope all the great life insurance companies
viii cooperate onccng such Improvements IN ha"ae''
mont a. the magnitude OF the business now MAKES de'
slrabc. -
Resolved That copy Of the foregoing be sent 70 ME-
Mccall be entered upon the minutes OF me ooara.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The last Of the readings BY +. lIopkinSon smith
ard Thomas Nel9n Page was given at Dnly'N IhciFc
Yesterday morning. The course has proved "A mos
in,.rasfi1g one and the two writers have gained
many new admirers by 1t.
Carl Wcl,cr will make his frat appearance at INC
Tbolia Theatre this evening IN "NapOlcon's Ehic'
II WINS announced last night that Miss Agnes nun
,i o,on would not be able TO appear In "ChP'"ih
Theroe, at the Union Square Theatre III 'ohorF'"
evening.
Mics Kathryn Kiddcr Will be leading lAuS VI
Frederick Warde and Louis Jamess coi'p'"s ~
season. William Ingeisol VIII be icau'ne ma" -
,,a.,o wsinvrlgllt's company after this week
,,, uo,rietta Csossman was unable TO appear III
&. cInuopar at IIcrrnanns Theatre last hsh'' Hof
,,an, yras pInyed by Mis- Grace Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
MRS. MONTAGUE HELD FOR TRIAL.
CHARGED WITH CAUSING THE DEATH OF HER
LITTLE DAUGHTER.

CHARGED WITH CAUSING THE DEATH OF hEi'
LITTLE DAUGHTER.
Belfast. Feb. 1.-the examination was held toda'
of Mrs. Anna Margaret Montague, d Colefa'e' Donuo
derry County who is charged with having caused the
death ~ her three ear old daughter, Mary Helen
Montague Miss Doscll, the ch.lds governess deI'-ed
that at O'Clock In the afternoon she put the huie
GIRL in d small bare room as punishment for mlSoe
Ia, Tor and that she never her young charge aVc
again.
Mrs Montague was called to the stand ana 'esun'''
ag follows: returned home AZ 80 O'CLOCK III 'h'
,,.roo,, in question The governe>s told me that
the child was locked up In tie wardrobe room N''
upcbson. | went to the room and scod"d her. ana
said tbat I must punish her for being naughty.
then tied her arms above tho elbows with stock
i,q fastening II behind her back. next
attached one end OF u string h the stocking and ued
the other end to ring In the wall returned to the
room al O'Clock and opened the door spoke
IA the child, but received no answer thon una"
the string with which she was tied TO The wall
and she fell 70 the ground. took her
IA her BEDROOM and at once undfeSNed
Ler The govcrncss and put her in a warm bath
and also tried artificial respiration and the al
minis,ra,ion Of brandy In the hope OF 1e-
.u.ci,atinq her but all oar efforts were OF no avail
T,,e ring Ia which she ucd was above irf I'iil
Tho stocking around her neck Whcn uHtl'n hcI'
Dr. Crecry was also called as wltnc',. ne s''lIl
TINT he made all examination OF the chid ; lTy. ~"
f1mnd q mark in the hollow Of each elbow, ana flnt
mark over the wudppe. Blood was issuing from Nc
mouth. and there much NcnOus cohSc,'DI nc
death Of TIE Gid he said, caused by the stchhS
Slipping up against the wIndpipe ana CAUSING H.
phyXa. ,, . ., ococ, tLo, thc
girls death was due 10 aspyXa. and iurthes tat her
m0Ler did fcOJiOusly s8S ana III hcr DY Dlhds "cI
O" Wrs Wontacue was admitted 10 bail in the sum Of
600 Size viii be tried at the Londonderry a'sizcs'