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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17


at $50 o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY
DESCRIBED ~ SAID DEED as "all
that CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, lying and being in the
county Of HenricO State of Virginia,
near the western limits Of the city Of
Richmond lying on and fronting on the
north line Of JacQue.in street between
Washington and Carter streets. COM
mencing at a point 3l6 feet west Of
Washington street and fronting on said
north line Of Jacqueiin street 30 feet,
and extending back in a nOrtherly direc-
ton and between parallel lines 200 feet
% an alley 20 feet wide. Also that
certain other LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being IN said county
OF HenricO, adjoining the rear portion OF
the lot herenbefore described, and lying
east Of 1t, fronting on the south side
OF said alley and running back from IL
i'm a southerly direction and between
parallel lines 100 feet. the said lot be-
ing 20 feet wide"
There is a new building (store and
DWELLING on the lot fronting on Jacque-
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale.
writing the deed of trust and 10 pay
two notes Of SO each. with interest on
SIS from March 20. 1893 Credits for
notes as follows: So due September 20,
1898: Il due December 20. 1898; So due
March 20 1894, SO due June 20. 1894,
and 81 900 also due June 20, 1894 and
residue. II any, on terms 20 be announced
at hour Of sale.
WALTER SYDNOR, Trustee.
r. p. CHAFFIN & CO., Auctioneers.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS. VA. OPENS
Il JUNE lst-The greatest dyspepei4
water ever discovered. indorsed by the
lar summer resort I'm the mOunfaineF AZ
virginia. Accommodations nrst-class
Beautiful lawn OF forty acres. fine walks
and drives, good livery, brass and string
band. post, telegraph and express Offices
Write for circular and rates
6. A. COLHOTN,
hy-S-lm Proprietor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17
AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days.

BY r. b. Cha1in & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

WANTED-OLD MAGAZINES AND
W BOOKS, particularly y O l. 5
WORKS. Give titles. dates and prices
A. I. F., postofIice Box 1856 Richmond,
va. mv17-D& W.T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

WANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR SEW
W ERAL VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
with or without board. or would let the
rooms for housekeeping 10 a desirable
party. No. AZ north Tenth street.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

II HERE ARE no FLIES on
SMITH. You cannot make a silk
purse out Of sow's ear, but you can
secure your books and money in HER
RING HALL MARVIN Company
IRE and Burglar Proof Safes. b. +.
SMITH. sole dealer Southern States, No
y north Ninth street Phone 944
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

~ O EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
L Wanted, a position as FOREMAN or
PROOF READER on a city or country
newspaper. Twenty years experience,
both I'm newspaper and job Office Best OF
references. Address EXPERIENCE. care
Times Office. my26-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

- UMMER BOARDERS WANTED
- 4 nice country home four and a half
miles from Charlottesville. Va. Plenty
OF fruit, vegetables. milk and ice. Horses
and vehicles for hire Scenery beautiful
MRS. !. W. GARTH
Garth POstOflce
jef-2w Albemarle county. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY.
" occupants for very desirable UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS. or would let the
rooms for light housekeeping to the right
party. 800 west Cary street je16-3t
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w ANTED-A NURSE. MUST BE
" settled and without encumbrances.
Apply at 4Olla east Main street jel7-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-17

u ACURSION TO WASHINGTON MON
II DAY. JUNE 18th, by the ladies of
the Grace,street Baptist church. Train
leaves. Washington Tuesday. June 20tR
at ESQ j. NJ. sharp 1.-TWO days. Round
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
Lower Fare to WorId,s Fo,.

The Santa Fe Route has lowered the
Worlds Fair rate. 1t leads, while 9th
ers follow; being first to cut the price
as well as first III quick and comforta-
bic service.
The present ticket rate from Med,-
cine Lodge to Chicago and return. is
S2s.65, good to return until November
18th.
The Columbian Exposition represents
the world in miniature. You get a
European trip without The ocean vow
age To miss this chance for self edu
cation would be mistake always re-
GREETED. Another mistake would be
not To go over the Santa Fe route
which has the best and most direct line
to Chicago. Passengers landed within
one to four blocks of rapid transit lines
to fair grounds.
Call on w. y. HoTr, local agent at
Medicine Lodge. and ask for free illus
trated folder. describing Worlds Fair
buildings, etc.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
Base Ball.

Medicine Lodge really has base ball
nlne-one that defeated their oppo-
nents 81 to II.
The Mumford club played our boys
last Friday, with the above result. The
game opened by lively batting on both
sides, Beeson for the Mumfords, Ellis.
Hall and HendIey making home runs.
The principle features of the game.
were the pitching of Ellis, the first base
playing of Hendley, and the short-stop
work of Hall, and the long home drive
TO left field by the "Baby Elephant
Mckay, who assisted our boys during
one inning, for the home team, and the
work behind the bat, by Louthan, for
The Mumford club. The batteries were
Ellis and Fleming. and Burgess. Clovis
and Loutham. This was the first game
our boys have played together, and
with little practice, could put up a
stiff game.
n 4 Il.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
Normal Notes.

Rev. Clark made us pleasant call on
Friday.
Mr.. Fash, of Sharon, smiled upon us
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renfrew called, on
Tuesday.
Miss Lena O'Bryan is organist for
chapel exercises.
Mac Dobson is distinguishing him
self i'll the bookkeeping class.
Miss Matte Rule and Myrtle Huffa-
ker, of Sharon, visited normal Monday.
Instructor in grammar-"Decline
man, Miss DeSmyth." Miss DeSmyth
PLEASE sir, I'd rather not"
MIR. Kelley's experiments in philos-
ophy are very interesting, and his other
work is giving entire satisfaction.
Prof. Gamble is insisting on thorough
work in history. His talk, Tuesday, on
! Old Fanenil Hall, was very interest
| ing.
Alpha Updegraff, although one of the
| youngest students IN the normal, has
set some of the older ones an example
in good recitation.
Doctor Rhodes has organized a choir.
and now beautiful strains of harmony
floats through the open windows and
enchaht the passers by.
All are pleased with the conductor of
the institute, and feel that they have
been very fortunate in securing such
an able man as Prot. Rhodes.
The old time school master was diff
terent from lightning. Lightning
struck but once in the same place,
while he struck seven times in the same
place.
The arithmetic and philosophy classes
are wrestling with this problem: If
man lift one end of a twelve foot log,
where will two other men have to lift.
in order to bear two-thirds OF log?
The class in geography has been hard
at work upon map drawing. The maps
shown in recitation on Monday, were uf
all degrees from excellent to indlffer-
ent. The teachers are getting valuable
suggestions at any rate, upon the teach
ing of local geography.
Following Is the list of those who
have earolled since last weeks publi-
cation
Anna Hgginbothom Nora Wells
halpn cameron Minnie Rackley
Neine Southworth Nellie McGregor
Joe McGrath Samuel Grimm
Flo Teagie Georgia Newell
Eva Tedrow Allie Newell
Guy CoIson Grace Tedrow
Mabel Carmichael Meta Robipson
Alpha photograph Mary Mills
Addie Rumsey
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
Remains OF McOuinn.

Under Sheriff o. G. Boyd and Bill
Dean returned from Ford county. last
wednesday, bringing with them the
supposed remains of McQuinn, for
whose murder Gid and Bill THOMPSON
and Lem DePew are charged with, and
who are now lying in jail here, await
ing their trial.
IL was in the winter of 'S5- SO that
McQuinn mysteriously disappeared in
this county. In the following summer.
the body of man in an advanced stage
OF decomposition, was found i'm the
southern part of Ford county. Mrs.
McQuinn and Bill Dean went ont there
to see the body, and identified it as that
OF her husband. The bones of this man
and what remains of his boots and
clothing in which he was buried. are
now in possession of the sheriff of this
county. MIR. Boyd also brought back
with him, three rings, one of which
was found in the dead man pockets.
and the other two were taken from his
fingers by the officials of Ford county.
Just how the body came to be found
IN Ford county, when it is supposed to
have been murdered in this county. ia
more than we can conjecture, but the
superstition is that McQuinn was MUIR
dered by the Thompsons, and his body
taken to Ford county and lett where it
was afterwards found.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
Board of EQUALIZATION.

Inc BOARD OF county commissioners
put In the whole of last week as board
OF equalization. 1t appearing to the
board that there is discrepancy In the
average valuation of certain classes of
personal property as between the sew
erai townships, notably as to cattle and
horses, it was ordered that cattle from
six months to one year old, be assessed
at $3.50 per head; that yearling to two
year olds, at $3.50: cows, except the
better class of mich cows, at Sc. and
horses and mules of various ages as
follows:
valley township, all classes valued by asses
Elm. Elm Mills township. all classes valued bv
.o sharon a township. yearlngs valued by asses
sor; two-year Odds, at 10 per cent advance, ana
tnree-year ODDS and upwards. at On nor cent ont
ADVANCE of assessors valuation.
SCISSOR. u " as
Mlngonia township. as valued by assessor.
,Seoar township, yearlings and three-year
vaor oiS. upw , arus, rs Vaiued by assessor; two
valuation. ''i "'ooeeor
Hazelton township. as valued by assessor.
year ODDS. as valued by assessor. three.v"or
olds and upwards, at the same rate. o"'
moore township, yearlings, as valued nv as
SCISSOR TWO and three-year olds and upwards
at ~ per cent advance on assessor valuation
hIowa township, as valued by assessor,
rE1agie township. as valued by assessor
ncAooo township, as valued by assessor
turkey Creek township. yearlines and two
year olds, as valued by assessor: three-year
valuation. W o'ooeoi
Lake City township, as valued by assessor.
sun City township, yearlings at so per cent.
auVdnce; tWo-year olds at 33l5 per cent adj
vance on assessors valuation
Deernead township. yearlings as valued by
aeseesor; two-year Odds, at 10 per cent and
valuation. VI 0'0''oi
Aetna township. yearlings as valued by as
and three-year Odds. at 10 per cent. advance On
assessors valuation. -''N' '-
it was further ordered that stations
all ages, be assessed not to exceed 5000
This includes jacks also.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
Celebration at Maxon,s Gro1e.

AT preliminary meeting held
June 10th, it was decided to celebrate
the birthday of our nation, to com.
memorate the first 4th of July celebra-
ton ever held on Mule creek. which &C.
Cured fifteen years ago, in the same
grove, where the coming celebration
Will be held. Rev. J. w. McWilllams.
OF Attica, who delivered the Grafton on
the former occasion, has been invited.
and will be the orator of the day. It
was the unanimous expression of the
meeting that politics be relegated TO
the rear on that occasion, and that the
people meet on the broad plain of socia-
bility as Americans. The following
committees were appointed:
Committee of arrangements, J. A.
Lockard, e.. w. Frlsby, E. Gibbs. John
McGrgor and Scott Cummins. On
grounds, q. Avery. VIM Starr, OF.
Throckmorton, Link Durbin and
Andrew OFT. On Music, Howard
Ball. Marshals of the day, L. j.
Dyer. VIM. Starr and Verne Gibbs
w. Z. Mathews will have charge of re-
freshment stand. Throckmorton and
Avery will have charge of the platform
for dancing.
AS many as possible of the various
COMMITTEES are requested to meet on TIE
grounds. on Saturday, July lst.
All are invited to attend with well
filled baskets. A general good time is
expected. BY order of committee.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
June 18th. stockholders meeting.

June 18th. stockholders meeting.
Kittie Bristow is visiting friends in
Kansas City.
DIR. Yant leaves, this afternoon, for
Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
Riley Lake ana Frank Gordon were
among the Lake City visitors Saturday
Miss Matte Rule and Miss Myrtle
duffaker, of Sharon, Sundayed in the
city.
Willing Workers will meet with Mrs.
II. f. Noble, ON the afternoon of June
2lst.
Mrs. E. L. Brown, of Sterling, came
in last Friday, on visit to her sister,
Mrs. w. II. McCague, of this city
The Willing Workers of the Christian
church, will serve dinner, lunch, ice
cream and cake on July 4th.
Quite number of binders and head
ers were taken out Saturday, by farm
ers, and many commenced cutting,
Monday.
E. l. Leach was the lucky man that
got the bycicle, ratified off at the Grand
hotel last Wednesday night by the Ber-
ryman boys.
Miss Carrie Carmichael returned,
Monday, after a pleasant visit of sever
weeks with friends at Oxford, Elk City
and Hutchinson.
Just plain drunk. A. o. Peters
was taken before Police Judge Wood
ward, and assessed five dollars and
costs, Monday afternoon.
Farmers don't forget that the EN-
pire Cordage Co. deals direct with the
consumer, and guarantees the best
product at the lowest prices.
Mrs. Y. j. Blnning is prepared to do
first class dressmaking. She also
teaches dress cutting and lifting free.
Second stairway north of Day &
Records.
The following were examined by the
board of pension examiners. last We'd
nesday: Jonathan Fair, of Sharon, for
increase, and John Bright, of Kiowa.
original application.
Died, in this city, last Friday after
noon about 2 O'Clock, Mrs. Nj. H..
French. She leaves a husband with
six little children, the baby being but
about three weeks old. Funeral sery-
ices were conducted Saturday after
noon by Rev. Irwin, of the Christian
church.
All the committees will meet Satur-
day to make final arrangements for the |
big picnic. The speaker Will be known
by that time, and large posters will be
gotten out as soon as possible. The
committee on arrangements are J. w.
Potes, A. McCray, VIM. Doles, r. J. !
Talliaferro and j. NJ. DeLisle.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, president of the
Kansas Equal Suffrage association.
gave her long looked for address on the
suffrage question, at the opera house,
on Monday night last, to large and ap-
preciative audience. Mrs. Johns is an
interesting and pleasant talker, and no
doubt made many friends for the cause
which she so ably represents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
FURNISHING GOODS.

All our Negligee Shirts, Wilson Bros. +
Fine Negligee Shirt, former price 81 50
Royal Blue, Pink and Heliotrope Madr
Negligee Shirts, former price 75c now &
Four.ln-Hands, Tecks and large Bows.
Flne Laundered Night Robes, embroi,
and So now ST.
g.. Our entire line of Straw Hats at Half F
otraw 15c hats now 40c; SOC now Csc; 25c no,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14

Stockholders meeting, 18th of June.
DR.. SHILLING, of Hazelton, gave us a
call last Thursday.
Mrs Laura NJ. Johns honored us with
a pleasant call, yesterday morning.
J. p. Renfrew and wife, of Deerhead.
came in, Monday, to hear Mrs. Johns.
Call at Day & Records, and try a
glass of soda. All the popular flavors.
Prof's. Rhodes and Kelley made the
INDEX pleasant call, Wednesday last.
The city council met on Monday
evening. Nothing was done of impor.
lance.
Miss Myrtle Cook left, Monday, for
st. Louis, where she will be gone about
three months.
w. S. Bergman returned from Elk
City Monday, where he had been on
business and pleasure.
If you want to see dandy" sewing
machine just call on Dave Gregg, and
look at the Domestic.
Sheriff Dobson returned Saturday,
from Osawatomie, where he had taken
Mrs: Murray, of Kiowa.
Mr.. A. B. Albee has located at Al-lu-
we, l. L. Mr.. Albee was one of Bar
Der county's oldest settlers.
Goto DR.. Kociell if you have flying
pains i'll the chest with shortness of
breath and short dry cough, he Will
help you if you don't delay. So
GreeDsburgh Banner: Ed. Rogers
left Tuesday, for Kiowa, Barber coun-
ty, where he will stop few weeks and
pull the teeth of the inhabitants CT No
mans land.
y letter from the editor, in Ohio. SAYS
he will leave, in few days, for Chica-
go, where he will spend few days tax
ing in the Worlds Frir. We expect
him home in about week.
June 10Th and 10Th, the Santa Fe will
sell round trip tickets at one and one
third faro-S9. 05-to Ottawa, Kansas,
on account of the Chatauqua Assembly.
Tickets will be good until July Srd.
w. o. Horr, agent.
Chlldren's Day was carried out bv
the Methodist, Baptist and PresLy-
terrain Sunday schools in this CITY. last
Sunday. The churches were all deco
rated with flowers. The music was
unusually fine, and the little folks per-
formed their parts well.
a party from this city, con sisting of
j. w. and Mrs. DeLisle, Miss Best,
Miss Lammiman, Mrs. Moffat, Mr.. and
Miss Revis, invaded the Solltudes of
Middle Bear creek, in Deehead town.
ship, last Saturday. They visited the
natural bridge and gypsum cave, far
Their down the creek, on Sunday.
Hicks says Il series of storms each
afternoon and evening for several DAYS.
Will likely occur at this time, running
into secondary disturbances, about the
18th and 18th. The 2Oto 25th is regu-
lar storm period right at the crisis of
June solstice. Heavy rains, violent
electrical and atmospheric pertuba-
tions will be natural. Bright, pleasant
days and nights will follow up to the
18th. The month ends warm and
stormy.
The State vs.. John Vannaman, Sam
Scott, Floyd Robinson and Ben Cald-
well, for disturbing religious service,
conducted by Rev. Ogg at Mound Cen
ter school house, in More township. on
May 18th, was taken up in Squire Cam /
eron's court, YESTERDAY morning. The
jury w. ). Bergman, Chas Palmer.
w. > watkins, II. Lawrence and Link
Baily' returned verdict of not guilty,
being out about Is minutes. Mr.. Sam |
pie conducted the defense aud Mr.. De-
Geer the prosecution.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14

The Mumford boys are all youpp
farmers, and by the way, gentlemanIy
set OF bali players.
Dr: Gould did the umpiring in very
satisfactory manner.
Steve Ireland, second baseman for the
nome club. was hit in the eye from a
thrown ball by Ellis. which went
through his hands, and will cause him
black eye for some.
We understand a game for fifty dol
lars side has been put up. The other
nine Is supposed TO be picked OF the
county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
A. T. &s.F. II. TIME CARD.
DANCING q

During the afternoon, July 4th, 1898,
at ThompsOn's opera house, followed
by grand ball in evening. Music by
Odd Fellows orchestra. Everybody
invited. Tickets for ball, 81.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14
Garden Party.

There will be garden party given on
the lawn. at the residence of Z. A. Nc
Neal, on Thursday evening, June 22nd.
ut $50 O'Clock. Some of the prominent
characters of Mother Goose" will be
special feature. Special music Will
be furnished for the occasion.
Everyone wishing to enjoy pleasant
evening, are invited to attend.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-14

A meeting of the stockholders of the
INDEX is called for Tuesday, June 18th.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-08-10
NEW SPECIES OF CRIME.
TWO LITTLE GIRLS OPERATE SUCCESS
FULLY AS BURGLARS.
Kept the New York Police Force Busy for
Several Weeks Before Leaving Clue
to Their Robbsries- Successful
Daylight Burglariss.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The police
have unearthed criminal novelty.
Two girls, children here, have been
operating in the city with all the
daring and success of professional
cracksmen. For some weeks past the
police of East Sixty Seventh street
station have received complaints of
robberies committed in the precinct in
broad daylight Many were in fiat
houses. 1t was first thought an organi-
ed gang of experienced crooks we're
operating, and so cleverly was the
work done and so readily did the au-
thors eXcape detection that three flats
were looted out of jewelry to the value
of over 5000 within the space of three
days. A dozen other flats were robbed
of less amounts,
The police were non plussed. They
could obtain no evidence on which to
arrest any one, and had no idea as to
who the culprits were. The other
day, however, they were astounded
after getting clue to find that the
alleged thieves were two young
girls, 10 and Is years old respectively.
When the police went to arrest the
Reynolds girl yesterday she got news
of their coming and slid down fire.
escape aud got away. Today they en-
tered the house through the scuttle
AID succeeded in capturing her.
Katie confessed to the thefts and says
she pawned the articles to the amount
of several hundred dollars. She
pawned a diamond pin valued at $3.50
TO $12. When asked what she did
with the money she said she spent it
for candy. At the Yorkville police
court this afternoon the girls were re-
manded in the custody of the Gerry
Society until Saturday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-08-10
MANOR MENTION.
Special to The Statesman.

Special to The Statesman
MANOR, Tex, Aug. 3.,-Floy Biting,
the little daughter of j. w. Biting,
died this morning after short illness.
She had been in a critical condition
and DR.. Mclaughlin of Austin per-
formed an operation yesterday in the
hope of saving her, but from which
she never recovered. She was most
lovable girl and the loss is a great
shock to her relatives and friends, but
she has gone where suffering ceases
and where her loved ones may again
see the sweet face. The funeral took
place at o'clock this evening and was
attended by large concourse of sym
pathizipg friends.
Seasonable rains nave fallen
throughout this vicinity, greatly i'm
proving the crop prospects.
A revival meeting is in progress at
the Baptist church, with considerable
interest being manifested.
DR.. NJ. s. Merchant, a prominent
dentist Of Giddiugs is here on bust
ness.
Norton Moses of Burnett, grand visi-
tor is here instructing Manor Mason
in the r. A. NJ. degree.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-08-10
THE CHICAGO FIRE.
Evidence That the Cold Storage Warehouse
Was Fired by Thieves.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, Aug. g.
Evidence of startling nature con-
corning the cold storage warehouse
fire was taken by the grand jury to-
day. John Jorpes Duggan, formerly a
Stoney avenue saloon keeper, the man
who first told of the looting of the cold
storage warehouse and its firing by a
gang of robbers, gave the startling
information. He was flushed and ex-
cited with the inquisition he had I'm.
dergone, but said he had made a clean
breast of it all. According to Duggan
there were $50 men concerned in the
conspiracy and he declared he had
given their names to the grand jury.
He said that from the opening of the
exposition right up to the time of the
fire, goods were stolen or at least re-
moved from the cold storage ware
house by wagon loads. The wagons
used were express wagons, gen.
orally, though he had known of water
wagons going out the gates with their
tanks filled with ham, bottles of wine
and other stock.
who removed the goods?" was
asked
"Employes of the cold storage ware
house aud a gang that live on Stoney
Island avenue, just outside of the
grounds"
did you give evidence that would
criminally implicate the persons who
removed the goods?"
Eyes, there will be sensation when
the whole thing comes out. There are
about $50 implicated. l have given
their names to the jury"
More witnesses will be called tomor-
row,