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Interest allowed on time deposits. EXCHANGE
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City. county and state securities bought and sold.
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Hamilton.


Ed. Barrill has sold out his hotel At Darby
and will open . hotel at Lake Como.
Tom Dorm is making pro- a~rations TO
just above Hamilton.
John Morton Kyle died suddenly at Lake
Com last J uesdsv night. He was IS years
of ago and unma rie1.
j.. +. Fitzgerald. of the B. r. d. Co..
went to Miasouln last Tuesday and brought
his wife and child up Thursday.
j. p. KerriRsn returned from q trip 20
Now York last Wednesday night. H.
stopped of q day ut the Worlds fair.
Geo. Taylor had . fall in the furniture
va ehouss OF the II. X. D.. Co. last Satui day
which resulted in the breaking Of his lett
forearm.
Theo. Crum. who lsft here for The
Worlds fair about q month ago, il now w.
ing danRercusly i'll at the home of his sister
in Kansas.
Mr.. Mason. Of Illinois, brother Of Mrs.
II. J. Overturf. OF Darby. and Alya Msaon.
of Philli; sbu,g. IL now at Darby on q visi,
to his sister.
Nsstor Anderson and Miss Ida John.on
were married by Justice Brady Last veal
and have gone to housekeeping near DR..
Harris residence.
Sam Moore and Mrs. Turk were mnrried
last Tuesday NJ the residence OF Thomas
] vine. They have gone 10 live on MIR.
Goore's ranch on the okalkaho.
Miss Annie Bond Of the stevsnsvi,le
schools has returned to her homo in Vietor.
where she will spend the summer. She has
been ro-enRaRed - teacher for next term.
Hedgss' mill Al Rive side 10 now RUNNING
full blast and cutting about $1,000 fest 3
day. The steam feed has rfot yet rrriye
and whom II does the capacity will DO in
creased to 7h0OO feet per day.
Geo. H. Randall md Mise Elsie Kirstsd.
of DARBY. were married heEs last Tuesdxv.
Justios Oyer performing tho renon M
bride 10 . sister Of Mrs. John Holt and has
been one Of Darby's most efficient school
teachers.
The recent light frost seems 20 have ex-
tended ONLY over tho stretch of eopntry be.
tween Hamilton end S%tevensvills. and the
only damage reported IL ths nippiua of
beams and other garden products. Houth
OF Hamilton 80 far ~ heard from there was
apparently no frost At all.
w. j. Murray. who for The past two
months has worn the dinmoud stud bshind
ths clerks desk Of ths Hamilton house, left |
Lass Thursday for the Sweet Grass hills,
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Worth of the finest merchandise that
ever graced dry goods counters must be
sacrificed. We can't afford to move
the stock.
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We VIII pay tho above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick headache, In
Digestion, Combination or Coativeness wo can
the directions are strictly complied with. Trey
NE purely vegetable. and never fail to give rstis.
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where h engage In The work Of suyvsy.
ing som, pu lie lands, HIS phase ~ TITO
Hamilton mouse has bssn filled by Il. q.
Howard, late Of Boston, Mass.
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lIARI ARD ANNEX.

Cambridge. Iass.. June II tspeclaD- During the
last few weeks the various clubs at the Annex have
been holding thciy business meetings TO elect officer
for next year Tic Music Club has decided TO lmi,
It's membership to twenty Ave. and have chosen as
officers: Miss Chandler. president; Miss Elsie
Coolidge secretary. and Miss Alice Hcnstis. musical
director. The English Cln3 have elected Miss Eliza
beth Balch. president: Miss Jane Cook. secretary
OF the Cleo Club. Miss Chandler Is president. Mis-
Folsom. secretary. Miss IIensiis.. treasurer.
Miss Margaret Noble, special stLdstH. khas
won the prize offered by the woman's Suffrage As
ISOLATION for the best on WOmans Suffrage. "a
no written BY n student Of Wellesley. Smith or the
Harvard Annex.
The seriol : class day Wcdne dry. June 81
They will receive 1T Fay House from until p. H.
e. e. Everett win speak.
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WILLIAMS.

Wi.lamstown. Mass. June II (spcclaD-Ih' SENIOR
vacation began ON Friday and viii extend uh'l
lime Is semi annual examinations FOR IN" i"w'i
classes begin Monday. The programme Tor com
mencrm week will be follows saturday even
ing June Il. Graves prize oratorical con''N' June
Is baccalaureatc rmOn by President Carter PRAYER
meeting In Mission Park condrctcd by the Rev Df'
r. r. Booth, 81 New York; addr's' I" III" Mhi'
T. NJ. G. A.. BY The Rev. \. i. ~chHuii'er, 81 Now
York: June 49, Glce and Banjo CfD concert 'nn'
20 meeting cf the alumni Hamilton w. Mabic, PR"
siding: meeting 81 the Phi Beta Kappa; class dhy
reunion, Of the Glasses of ~. -, 90, d-. - 81
ST. 80: la .ebsl game Amherst vs. Williams prl&c
rhetorical exhibition by the sophomore and junior
classes: senior promenade. June Il; commencement
exercises alumni dinner, presidents reception June
o.: Marshal, supper 10 III" graduating class. TX
an in1iions for admission to the college VIII be neil
on June 49, 81,
The Junior sophomore and freshman classes VIII
hold their class Shippers In Albany on Friday night
Tho second election Of the Phi Bet, Kappa society
from the senior class took plac" on saturday NOM
ing L. f. Sladc. F. {. stanley. C. r. Ecdhcia. II. H.
ravnr & D. Igurti +. NJ Smcdlcy wor" chosen. i.
H. simmons and Dr. ". strickland 90 have been
elected 10 the editorial board Of The Williams
Weekly
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AFFAIRS At PRATT INSTITUTE.

one OF the most successful field days In the an.
nails Of the Pratt Institute Athletic Association of
proolIyn. was he'd saturday afternoon. There
or, fourtccn contests ard twenty -four entries. The
oon,estonts showed the admirable result OF years
raining untcr the physical instructor. william VI.
,rnrs,rom. Pr,cs wcr awarded In the tennis
tournament and TO four classes In the athletic con
,.., The prizes will be- presented on June TO- In
Assembly Hall at n. m. on the occasion OF the rails
Inc of the High School banner The cr duatng class
oxcrc.s Of the industrial and fine art, dcpai tmcnt.
en-, domestic art end domestic science department
ana the high school VIII tike place Certificates and
d,,,o5Ins VII hc presented by {. VI. Pratt president
OF the Board Of Trustees. ana an address, will follow
by an invited guest after which there will be recep
ton All those students who have completed their
course satisfactorily ard who were seeking positions
have obtained them. Four pupils In the domesti.
science will bc stationed as teachers In New-Nors
stat. and one will so TO Illinois. The Newport
pi,I e schools have engaged normal art student rs
teacher Of drawing.
4 series Of class lectures on public hygiene, by
Or. Glentworth Butler. was brought to cose last
week.
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fNIINS HOPKINS.

baltimore Md. June II (Spcclan.-Thc list Of TWEEN
iy.sx students who will receive the degree Of IN. D..
l. headed by Miss Flo;encc Hascom, oil Wisconsin. the
first woman TO receive degree from this university.
Tho degree men arc Ie'Ty Harold Ballard. Baltimore
Jasper Luther Bceson. Alabama: Alexandra Mitchell
ca,rofI Baltimore Andrew Fuller Craven Cal fOrui1
Jobn Bascom Virginia David J. Green. Newly DIR :
GRAY North Carolina Charles Downer Hazen, YER
mont: Frank Irving II.rriott, Iowa. David Hull
Holmes Baltimore: Arthur John Hopkins, Ncw-iorR
Theodore IIongh Baltimore James Alton James, Wis
cors,n Henry Reeve McIlvaine Nirgini; Louis Emil
Mcpger Mississippi Collier M,riwcathcr. south Caro-
lima: Lucius salisbury Merriam. TENNESSEE; Maynard
uavo Metcaf Ohio: William Icers Reeves, Indiana 4:
Charles Alfonso smith, North Carolina; John Neiblt
Swar. pennsylvania: Frederick Tuppcr, south caro-
lima: Frank Alfred Wolff. jr., Baltimore
The lucky recipients this year OF the twenty fellow
ships annually awarded and which ply 800 year
are: Thomas siockhim Baker, Baltimore ;
Icweyn franklin Barker. Bal'lnorc: joan 'p n
Ger Iasscit Durham. y. C.. George Melvill" Bcllh,'
baltimore: Abraham Cohc', Baltimore: Hv;n =.
Ferry Ithca, y. v: william Francis galloway, BAN
more: Ross Granville Harrison Baltimore B"it
HOLMES IIe. Morgantown. W. Va; samuel Nerpnn Il
Hoffman, Now York CITY Jacob II. IIolland"r Baiti,
g. Wesley Johnston. Caledonia. Cnt. George Charles
KeideI Gainesville; Edward Bennett Matthews Brook
line Mass: Edwin +. Norfhrnp. Phfn1cphla' DANIEL
turden stevens. IT, Baltimore: Alfred william S'rHt-
ION Toronto ont :: Frederick Henry sykes. Toronto,
ont George Frarcis Weida, Allentown, Fcnn
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Tc:ghkccpslc. y. y. June II (>p'cIal.-Thc fol
loving officer, have been elected for the first semester
If next year: Clas. Of D5-prcsident, Katherine
" RILEY: vice president Gertrude Witsclcf; score
r1ry. Grace llul,i: treasurer. Mile johnson. Glass
Of 'gG-I resident. Queen Ferry v'"pr'sidrnf. Mar
earct g. Brown. secretary. -arl Spaudlng, treas
ur,r Muricl Malie. COLLEGIATE specials As>ocIn
President. Anne r. Lnpham. Ncr-pr"sdcni
Maudo Banbridsc; s"cr'tIry and treasurer. Eliza
beta Beard.
\ dainty hlilc volume Of poems. entitled "Na>sar
Verse; has been prepared b., Misses Binhcd AMI
Woodbridge. Of the class OF o.. II contains cole:
ton Of IN, b, written by Nassir stud Tents with
In thr last four five year. copy Of the book Is
among the Nassar exhibits at the Worlds Fair.
Fiiry afternoon social meeting of Thckla was
herd In rhckla Han ana SATURDAY. the members
Of the Eicksns and Shakespeare clubs, With their
friends, went excursion 20 West Point.
Thursday evening the r and NJ society gave a
reception Of welcome and initiation 10 III" class al
o. who bcc0m" m'tnlcrs upon entering their junior
year.
Miss Lille Ilcnch. the newly elected leader Of the
college glcc club. T. planning To COMPILE" during the
summer Nassar song book which shall contain
those songs which dl~nrtivrly Nassar, well
as other fdTili1r college sonSs.
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Wedding Gifts

ninc At the end OF the ninth inning the score STOOD
4 TO ) In favor OF the home team
The annual prize exhibition drill for the colors was
held on the college campus yesterday The result Of
the contest will be known until June IL. COM
mencement day.
The annual public elocution contest took place On
June In Armory Hall, and in every way sue
cessful. Professors Mayne and Monroe have every
10 feel gratied at the result Of their eorts
The prizes two silver medals, for the junior
and for the senior division, and presented By
Father Rector Father Campbell, provincial OF the
JesuIjs has finished his annual retreat at the college,
and win shortly start for Rome.
The Rev. James V. Kelly, recently OF Woodstock
College, Maryland has been stationed 1T Fordham. ana
occupies the chair OF math males Fairfax Mclaughlin
will valedictOrau OF the class OF y3 The subject
OF the prize biographical essay Is Michael Angelo.
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AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. June II (-pccial.-The first pre-
scntation Of Days comedy. "A Night on by IN"
senior class. made in Northampton last Monday
night The cast exec dingly well taken. Inc
Interpretation, OF womcn's parts were received Win
especial enthusiasm by the audience, composed
Iarrely Of smith College students. The play will be
Given I'm Amherst Tuesday Of commencement
week MassachnSc,t, Beta Of Phi Delta Theta CAV
a reception Monday cr''ing 10 about a hundred and
Htv of their friends The guests were received by
MIS- J. II. :. stericit and Mrs. II. II. e"Plyc. The
class OF 81, VII hold Is thireth reunion AT com
mencement timo This wear. the banquet taking place
I'm springfield on June % The history Will De- by
the Rev. George il. Wells. Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Professor David J.. Todi will give course Of
lectures on astronomy at the Denver summer School.
beginning Iuly 20. The subjects ~ the lecture will
be The Universe OF the stars Tho Planets and
HER satellites Comets and Mountain Obscrva-
tories"
Dr. Edward Hitchcock has gone 10 Chicago. where
he Will be Of the speakers at the Congress Of
Directors OF Hygiene.
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E~l.El M.

MldiI,town, Conn. June IL t,peciall.-Th" fresh
men have won the class championship I'm baseball.
defeating tc sophomore 10 =. and the juniors. II
io ,. Tho seniors had Their annual "wiik around
Yesterday morning. They marched through all the
college building, ard fraternity houses lei by Marshal
IIoaaId. and singing sonss Of farewell Professors
sho we're found the campus or In college rooms
we're surrounded ami compelled TO respond TO the
song and cheers.
The new Isl rpiIon chapter house viii b" dedicated
on Tuesday ~ commencement week. Judge ID. W.
Sothirp 80. Professor Van Bcnsrhotcn. 80. tho
rev Herbert Wclch ~ and +. W. Frost. 20. Will
take part in the ceremonies Vt the >emic"nicnnal
.Nerc s"s IN the evening tho Hon. William C. Pros
colt Of London ENGLAND. viii preside. Addresses will
bo mad. by The Rev Dr. james VI. kins and Pro
f. Sor Karl I. Huntington.
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IllWDOlN.

brunswick. Me-, June II special. The 'phonorc1
won Ia tie annual class races on Tlur-dly. finishing
In seven minutes aud iw"ntv-thr"" seconds
An nc,ldon; happened to the freshman shell and The
crew wa, thrown into the liver. The >oph0morcs also
secured the largest .corc In field day cNc.c,r and
six college records wcrr broken. The Ivy exercises
Of The Juniors were " -p'cll Interest. T. ". Dams
was president. \. 4. csilvc, r. II. Moore and H. +.
Andrews also took part.
Clarence ". Peabody ana Il. r. Fuller secured the
first senior p:izes In English composi'ion and Chnrlcs
n. Howard and H. &. Fabynn the second prizes.
Commencement PARTS have been announced n TO-
lows; saIutatorian. g. \. Chaplin: English oritions.
r. r. Arnold ". L. Chamberlain. \. >. iliggrt'. {. II.
Howard. 4. Hutchinson. j. H. Pierce philosophical
dsauis iiiOns VI. =. clifford. q. :. Machan. John ".
Nav Charles H. savage literary d-qu,liions, :. ..
BALDWIN T.. =. Darker, G. &. hickman. II. g. fabyln.
r. II. t;oOdell, A. 4. IIussey. \. II. jerks, }. W.
Lambert, u. h. Mccann, u. a. owen. X. e. Payson,
c. w. Peabody; disJuisllions. H. :. Emery. 4. ".
Jones. f. ~ Shaw. 4. VI. Shaw; discussions, q. W.
Macarthur, H. VI. Wilder
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Baltimore. Md, june II f>pccial). Commencement
week fairly began last Thursday afternoon, Wheh
President and Mr.. Gouchcr entertained the students
at their country me. about twenty miles from TIE
city. \ special train conveyed the guests to d.
,suchcr's home and 10 the city again.
on Friday evening the junior class gave Il banquet
in honor ~ The seniors.
ON saturday aft"rn on the Chemistry ABSORPTION
gave reception io the friends e the department.
ON sunday evening the bacca lanrcate sermon was
Preached by the Dean Of the college. Dr. j. b. Van
Mchcr.
Commence mcni exercises will take place on llie'-
day June ~. The address viii DO delivered by ITO
fc,,nr II. II. IIoyc,rn. ( Columbia College.
ON Monday evening. III" Uliiri1g" OF MISS
ijnrencc Belle Cole ~ bal morc f. Professor j Scph
: -h,noc ~ the Department al Romance Languages.
to- place.
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IN THE LOCAL. COLLEGES.
CLOSING DAYS At COLUMBIA.
EXAMINATIONS coMpLETED-rLANs FOR

EXAM NATIONS CoMPLETED-PLANs FOR eoM
MEXCEMENT EXERCISES.
The final examinations OF Columbia were completed
lat Wednesday, but new men came up all the "ceh
to take the entrance examinations. An unusually
severe one was given them In mathematics ias'ihs
over six hours. The first day was marked oy the
almost total disappearance OF the on 'o.nnoia Gus
tom Ct tazing the subfrcshmcn. Last year 'n'r'
was a serious disturbance, and several OF the men
were threatened with expulsion. President 10" has
been active In suppressing this custom. on juno
= the freshman crew went up to New bohuoh "''re
they vii remain until after the race with the corn II
freshmen on june 20 and the triangular race win the
Yale and Harvard freshmen on Jane 20. IN 'hi'
series with Harvard. Columbia has won seven races
and Harvard six and in the series WI"
Yale. Columbia two AMI Yale two. Inc
men have been rowing lately as ioHows !:
stroke. +. ". Gould GAO pounds No. :, Gnnson lioo
poundsl NO. q. Carter uc2 pounds NO. D. GOA
smith u5G pounds. No. 4. Rice 1e2 pounds)' 70. D.
vctanc 90, pourds, No. . shoup $40 pounds !;
how Eickworth n44 pounds: cOxswain. Levy. ~ b.
-rcis who has had considerable experience IN rowns
ha, been takca b. New-LOndcn and VIII DO put III ''
boat, although at what place Is not yet dHciheo'
To-day is the fourth and last day Of the architec'
tural cxibiti5n In the school Of Mines huhoinS LII"
work Of Ill classes in architectural drawing AM
allied subject, for the last year Is displayed Inc
onder Macmillan WEIGH the holders oil tho NC
Kim Fellowships in Architecture. Is warmly prai''d.
e. Alexander Nelson FOR the last two years prihe pai
assistant, librarian Of the Ncwb'rry Library IN Chicaeo
ho, accented A similar position in the Columbia
coes. Library II. FOR several years In thc
A,tor Library where HI had charge Of the publication
II tn four volume supplement n tho catai'eue' DC
tween 1855 and 1850. 1t has been determined 'h''
there Shall BE- . University Press. which shall haV'
charge Of the college printing and shall nave IN
privilege to us,. the title Columbia University fteSs
4 reception was Owen last Friday FOR Gi'hop
corrv ot th" HON, II Prcsfcnt Low DR.. Barry
WHO delivered the bac'alaurea'c sermon III -
Thomas Church last right. was C1m"h'S
wranger. He HIS been Prima'e ct AuS'rniia ana !,
now Chaplain III Ordinary to tho Queen and canon Of
Wind .,r On Tues lay President Low VIII ave il
reception FOR the senior class , ,,,s. viii
incr IN" commencement th" s'n'o: clnss VIII
hold II, graduation dinner AZ M1fz~tuS. In i ,,
lowing monitors Of 0.I have received DIVERSITY
- low ships. Casper i'iIas oriental innen,erS
william d. Mathew. geo ogy Wllilm Il. ,hephe'u'
bis,ory H. r. Wade. 80. has been appointed Is
sisant In physics
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ppOOKINN POLYTECHNIC INSTITt'TE.

Examinations have taken the time "f all IN" stu
DENTS Of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute during
fin. Inst week Those who III" most m yious over
IN. result, are the senior. commencement has
been sci for next Thur'dar, AT the Academy NJ
Mgsic Those who expect TO receive IN" degree o.
T. ;. are J. u. Wight W. VI. Grosvcnor. jr.. i.
lr,s,er X. l.. Russell, the degree of b. A.. F. W.
Dcihc and r. ~ snnborn tho degree OF F.. f.. H. /.
mcdonnell. 1. J. AIMS. Il. NJ. Downing {. F. Potts,
J. j. Rooney, 4. rrcadwel Although the number
of candidates for tn degrees OF b. A. AMI Il. 5. Is
no, "a hrge as usual this will be the first year
ro,x, has over given the degree Of F.. y. any
dent Probably many u the members Of this years
graduating class will return next year TO siudj Tor
advanced degrees.
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. " H.. June IL (spcciaThe commence
mcni and prize speakers receiving instruction In
elocution under Professor Moses True Brown. for
merry professor oI oiaoiy ut Tufts College.
Owing 70 the provisions OF the consolidation OF
the scientific or Chandler School and the college
proper the Chandler juniors VIII return In August
instead Of september 10 begin practical surveying.
The course In civil engineering Is arranged
that the course in the Thaycr school can he taken
I'm one year and thus the dccree of e.. r.. con DO
obtnincd In Ave years after entering the scientific
department.
Dwight Hail. manager Of Tho football associatio
has secured the services ~ Norton, Of Yale ms coach
during the coming season.
J. r.. II. Hayes, %. has defeated Amherst twice
and william, once in tennis singles, and viii doubt
los he the champion Of tho league. Dr. william !.
Tucker will be iinugurnicd president Of the college
June IS.
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BE FALLS HEIR TO 4 BIG FORTUNE
A POOR GERMAN OF THIS CITY SURPRISED By
REPORT THAT COMES FROM HIS
NATIVE COUNTRY

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A REPORT THAT COMES FROM HIS
NATIVE COUNTRY.
Augustus Hcttertch. plush boxmaker. who lives
In the tenement house No. 424 Fftst., Is said to
be heir TO a portion OF dead uncle's estate which
/, valued at S7O,OOO.OOO. Hetterch Is hard work.
ing sober German about thirty five or forty years
3D. and he lives with his wife In three small rooms
on the third floor OF the house. He 1, employed
BY Koch Brothe.s, No. 54l Pelrl-st, by whom he
is highly esteemed.
About week ago. Eugene Gamblicher, friend
who keeps stationery store few doors away
from HettcIiehs homie, read In a morning paper .
paragraph which stated that George Hetterich, .
millionaire :ou,h American mine-owner had died In
Germany, having an estate valued at about
$.O,OCO.CCO. The article VA, shown 10 lietterich,
who, while he believed that he was one OF tile deaf
mans heils calmly took the paper and read 1t moro
carefully at luncheon time lie showed 1t to his
wife, who urged him TO continue at work and NOT
worry about II.
II there Is any money coming to you,' she saios
"you will get II I'm good time. Dent negiece your
", rk for what may only turn out myth
IIrt,crck alth ugh In sra.ned circumstances at
present Is said 10 come from a good family, ana 10
lev. had a university education. Ills people, ac-
cording the nesliborlood gosSps, are wealthy ana
stand well In Wicsbaden where the prospective heir
was born.
An uncle OF mine named George He'terick went
TO South America fine ago. he said yesterday,
and we werc told at home that he was fabtnousiy
rich can hardly believe that his fortune can equal
that OF Jay Goulds. but have written TO the folks
al home 10 see whether am heir 10 any money.
My father and mother. four brothers ana one sister
i've I'm Wicsbaden. lived there about eleven years
ago heard that Uncle George had struck ncn
silver niue In South America, but that was twenty
wears ago ". lost track OF him after that.
suppose thcr, are about thirty relatives livlne; SO
that my share II l get anythns' VIII pe "'ou'
az. zoo COO" ,,. -, ,..
The couple do not seem to be unbalanced oy aas
usual sunday stroll in Central Park yesterday.