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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

One Of the most important characters.
tics Of Mr.. Thomas Hughes tom Brown
is his kindness to anybody in difficulty. A
short time ago Stockport tradesman
wrote to him requesting advice on mat
ter of business. The judge sent kindly
and exhaustive reply, covering several
sheets Of foolscap In his county court du-
ties be often manifests sympathy with the
working classes Insthe Ashton-under-
Lyme county court few years back--to
take one example out of many-a laborer
brought an action under the employers
liability act for the loss of a limb.
When the plaintiff entered the witness
box the opposing barrister subjected him
to q merciless badgering, Over and over
again the poor fellow had to explain how
the accident in dispute happened; every
time the barrister could not understand"
though everybody else in court the thing
was clear enough. At length the judge,
seeing how matters stood, said to. the
plaintiff:
You had better address your answer to
me-"
But, your honor" said the man, II
can't make him understand"
That's an impossibility," said Judge
Hughes, laughingly; "you may make me
understand, but you won't make him."
The baTrister sat down.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06
10 THOSE WHO FAIL.

. Il N ii4 y
Courage, brave heart nor ii thy purpose faltsFi
Go on and win the fight AZ any cost.
Though sick md weary after heavy conflict.
Rejoice to know the battle Is not lost.
The feld Is open still 10 those brave spirits
Who noby struggle tn the strife Ii done,
Through sun and storm with courage all IN
daunted. es
Working and waiting TIL tho battles won.
The fairest pearls are found in deepest waters,
The brightest jewels In The darkest mine;
And through the very blacklist hour Of midnieh,
Y Thestar Of Hope doth ever brightly shine.
Press on press ont the path Is steep and rugged,
And storm clouds almost hide Hopes lightfron
view;
But you can pass where other feet have trodden,
A fewmore steps may bring you safely through
The battle DER, victor crowned with honors;
BY patient toll each difficulty past,
You then may see these days Of bitter failure
But spmred you on to greater deeds at last.
Nellie Barlow in Chambers Journal
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

The brass knuekle ring is the newest
delight of the delightful young man who
feels that he must go armed, you know,
but cannot condescend to anything quite
SO low as pistol or knife. It is a gold
band, fully an inch deep and appropri-
ately thick, meant to be,worn instead of a
"knuckle" on the little finger Of the strik-
ing hand and deep set with several more
or less precious stones to give it an inno-
cent and ornamental appearance This
weapon is quite effective when well laid
on, and its beveled edges and corrugated
surface are calculated to leave scars.-New
York World.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

Don't give up and say there is no help
for catarrh, hay fever and cold in head,
since thousands testify that Ely's Cream
Balm has entirely cured them.
| have been bothered with catarrh for
about twenty years; had lost sense Of
smell entirely, and / had almost lost my
hearing. My eyes were getting SO dim l
had to get some one to thread my needle.
Now have my heating as we'll as ever
had, and can see to thread as fine a nee
die as eysr dd NJ sense @ Of smell nell
is nothing like Ely's Cream Balm for ca
tarrh. Mrs. Il. r. Grimes, Rendrill, Perry
county, 0.
Apply Balm into each nostril. 1t is
quickly absorbed. Gives relief at once.
Price, 80 cents at druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren Street, New York.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06
WORTH KNOWING.

That AILcocK's Porous PLAsrERs are the
highest result Of medical science and skill
and in ingredients and method have never
been equaled.
That they are the original and genuine
porous plasters, upon whose reputation
imitators trade.
That ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs never
fail to perform their remedial work quickly
and effectually. 18
That this fact is attested by thousands Of
voluntary and unimpeachable testimonials
from grateful patients.
That for rheumatism, weak back, sciatica
lung trouble, kidney disease, dyspepsia
malaria, and all local pains, they are in,
valuable.
That when you buy ALLcocKs PoRoUs
PLAsTERs you absolutely obtain the besi
plasters made.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

Oh, como 70 me once more tor all and ali
TO me thou artv
The flower, The snnImar fountain, 10 recall
Joyto my heart.
Give ms one hour beside thee as Of yore,
And Wien tls Aown,
With ssrungt will 10 forth once NOR
70 be alone
Constautina u. Brooks Ia Century.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.

DR.. Parker's Sure Cough Cure. One
dose will stop a cough. 1t never fails.
Try it. Price, 25 cents bottle. For
sale by all druggists. Pacific Coast
Agent, Geo. Dahlbender & Co., Drug
gists, 2l4 Kearny street, San Francisco.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

S6j0O In prizes for the best seven stories what
THE YouTH's COMPANION offered: $50 for the
best serials and 81 500 for the best folk lore tales
No less than 2963 stories competed TOR these prizes
The successful stories are just announced TO appear
IN THE COMPANION during 1893.
BY sending sLT5 AT once you will obtain The pa
1894. ADDRESS THE YOUTHS CoMPASIoN, Boston,
Mass sE - III
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06
RUPTURE AND PILES CURED.

We positively cure rupture, piles and all rec
tai diseases without pain or detention from bust
ness, No cure, no pay. Also all Prfyate dis
Losey, S38 Market street, San Francisco
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

Rounder- Shay, can you show me Were live,
Policeman-But don't know you. Rounder-
That's awri'l My Wit will introdoosh you.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

Sufferers from coughs, sore throat, etc.
should try "Brow1l'S Bronchial Tfoches."
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

New Time Measurement Count Allow long
DO you intend to remain in Monacog Count B.
A period OF about $1,000 marks. -
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

The proper thing for a jury is to be firm, bu
not fixed.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

The ranksst imposition in the markets is imi
tatiou Limburger cheese.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06

arly every man who is d fool has d faint
suspicion OF IT, but In trying to prove that he ii
not a fool he gets in deeper.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-06
TRY GERMEA for breakfast

Use Enameline Stove Polish; no dust, no smell
The sun., 1893-06-14

sgrKxhI CouRI-GnERAL TERx-Nos o. IA IA a,
10 40 ~ ~ ~. 43 ia. %. 100. ~ ~, a. 81 o5
w ~ i0a 81 -. 637o. CHAAbrRa-Aotion calendar
s. called a. II o'e0ek srrcI4. TIhn-pMt L-LsvaIsd
railroad cases.
ClHcuII CounI Part III-Ciear Nos Tas s1,7 ssas
2tos a2to. 5lslo. 4Ssb 2s2<. $3.50. 342H BI2u 30sI
sso. sso. 2vo. $40. 35da S5bs, .9l2. 1857. 1855 saa:
from i PIr' III Part lI-cs.e nnnisEsd u.ses from
FaI, ~ PMt N-tIear Gases from Part III
suhaoGArIs CouRr-TRIAL TsRN-Wills OF Joseph IA.
a,r. htnha Meyer, 1880 A N, CBAnbyhx-Bstates Of
ANNE Iucssr, DANIEL II. FayerwsAther. 1880 A NJ
rof propatsmWilIs OF Lous + Egiinger Rdward 'oie.
esgx.n Martha cSon. Elizabeth p. Hall Cert uds b.
SoxAoE PLELs-GESERAL TERH.-Adjournsd until Juns
~: ~: srSet.L TnHn-,cear. No. 10 EegrT Trns.-
Y1nnsSsd SSs tsi sot os. hss -Si;. 1913
issW isW, s1. lo5 1910 s4e. 1929. 1920 1859 iSS3 iai
niI, iao2 iiIu. iaos Part If.-cass SnSni.bsd,
ns,,' ssSm East Part H-cAAs unhni,hsd Gases
Sghasos r,c, TToSEIIgrsrn. an,l yuly
h., $50 s5i and In re- % 6sy sts W. ssb ~
I,c.s5 Sos lIa5 s7aJ. 100 lsn7 27i9 std ss.d J.
W. iite Parts i! and Adjourned Tor 90. tsrm
$50 -ssl3' 47SG sia7 .?ss ss9i n,aN 3.Il9
Ell. at.t slG i52o .o, asa SssS .sls S;ss I ssH
SS @ 5So @i @ F5 aSiH 2 ai' sH. saSo "a 2sGs ,saS S
Tart llL-case unnni,hed Sos: sni. .ia. 3sii. 5Sso
%las 2Ia5 2e2S, sSs aiSi, siso assS sstS ass" I'm
.Ic.s III Els Eo, 51@, siS "i72 saS 3 zoos a5Si, isri
h,Sk s;3a5' uIo.. seas. STeS ssoa 5I0i, SsSoH
The sun., 1893-06-14

Latest LONDON QUOTATIONS.


TUESDAY, June 13.
Wall street WAS favored to-day with a typi-
cal midsummer market: that 10. the deal
inRs were light and the fluctuations narrow.
tits hardly necessary to add that those two
circumstances reflect an indisposition to
trade. even on the part OF the professional
element. During the greater part OF tho day
afew brokers. identified in tho popular mind
with operators OF bearish procliyitiss. en-
deavored to depress prices. and they were
fairly successful. not SO much because Of the
pressure they exerted. but because no espe-
cial support was given to prices. They were
assisted. too. by fresh advices from the West
OF financial and commercial failures. In the
last hour they undertook to. recover some OF
the stocks they had sold. and then. IL not be-
lore. they must have become convinced that
tho early selling was chiefly Tor short account
and that the stocks had been fairly well taken.
oi the market in detail 1t Is hardly worth
while to speak: still. 1t may be noted that
Atchison. st. Paul. General Electric. Heading.
chicago Gas. Distilling and Cattle Feeding,
were the only stocks that made any approach
toward activity Net fluctuations were limited
to fractions and in the main favored the short
account The closing was steady at q re-
covery from lowest prices
e. follows: ~ 'So'S'""'
The sun., 1893-06-14

BY rster Meyer; Exeeutor, sale zs' ons..,ol,
brick building In front and story frame AZ ~, o.
lot 253x117 6S25xlSu.li to Bskey poao yoVvn, ~;
Also 1928 and $50 seventh avenue, west sius, ~
sentn OF Me ltenty;nnth street 1 ,ronnd rem,
Mnry Dick house. 30 Sx 100 o nIounu ~,
Ssb' taxes Ac and building 70 Go 10 lot oNh'r on
Also ST Msfks piace south side. 100 feet eatt Of
THIRD avenue 20 by 100, thtetttory sna ne ort
walls to d. Cohen. see $50 - a., ,-o..s..,
ny BrJhn l. Kennedy: fatition sac 70. ss..
street west side. 75 feet north OF Canal r,ess TOUT
frame IN rear lot 22xTps2917si: to saul $40 200:
Alto No ~ Norfolk street. east sue ~ iest ptsn e
Rroome street three.story and basement oriok-ron'
house. 22S5O SiO.26o.
Public auction Aale two lots ench 2bNps on bouth
side OF West t4th street AIS feet wet OF the Boue'
ward. each 50, 200
by William Kennelly; Partition sale. $40 west For
y.second street south aide <55 feet west Tenth ave-
nue., IL. ,NGhp fOur.sory stone front dwelnR tloWo
toreclosuro sale No - and 6o fitt street enst sde
1.si feet north Of Delaney street SsIloO g. -FOUR.
story brick synagogue; due on judgment sl%ooi; to
piaintif. fh2,-JO. - 49,,
Washi gton avenue northwest corner of East lS5th
street. 4H4 feet avenue by 1Oo on street, 1hfstory
II anne building. 5000
The sun., 1893-06-14

TUESDAY. June l3-Flour showed no decided change
but trade brands were ra her steadsr than shipping
grades Exports -, ,8s4 bbs 4c Receipts Al. .o2S bbs
1 The ..' ars SS: S!Ass: %
pernne. sl.s5S$2 rs: No extra, S2.l5as. 35: No
extra. S?+oSs2 u; clear. 81 oos$3; raights s3n5
@s4: patents. sIs$4 30. Win:er in bbs No grade
us 10 p1rns .H;,, 4 g
es..I5: clear. $3eS3 20: straght.. s3.coSs34 %:
patents. S31usS4: Michigan straiRhts. S325I $40:
city mills for Vest Indies sasosS3.1o; pa ents."
st23asttS: rye tour sglsrnne. t2mIssa 20:
Bag meai-tir. yellow. Sluossl oY: white. Si.12s
SLl4. coarse. plSg2c: do. sifted y3an4c. tiolniny
and samp. soeS325 Pearl har.ey s2o5esI %;
G.anu",sd ;.1 y. 7S1t' SG s Ss fstn as gram;
sS.1s; ~ H.: ekctss rsef,Ss DO. q ols
meal, 81 20aSl IA Corn rour. $50 So 25 Mil lifesd-
Bran. 100 hs 80 ns) IIaas- loc., shorts 80 bs).
11leaSJc middngs tS, to 100 br.. In1ss s5c sharps
100 Ms. OH meal. s26 60ss37: ins.ed cake so 5os
S2h 20: rico meal tos iOc, 2. 100 ms: hominy chop.
Sil1asoc :cottonseed meal. $25a$25 10.
GHhis-Whent advanced Ac. to lac. with larger
speculation. smaller receipts. and untavornhle crop
ing by the shorts th here and at The .st The
ciu situation at the West still nnfav avorable tho
cables were lower. and the export trade light owing
largely to the scarcity of freight and the
the shorts spot sAes lU4 600 bush No nard at NJ
over July atOat. No Northern Mime polis at ..c
under o. b. nHoAt No. Northern at Isc. under July
Z o b. ahoat No. hard winter a. .3c. auoat M
Chicago ~ ,o2 bush. Milwaukee. 5oO5o: Mime.
apoIis. l3hIlO Duluth. sl,I7 ST. Louis l4.OOO:
Toledo. 25hNa: Detroit l4.tI6: Kansas City. 21Ap;
New York. 3a2.Hi5: Baltimore, 3G+Oy: hilaielpha,
243I: Boston. anloo. Grand Total I5as12 bush
N Il . a
The sun., 1893-06-14
Condition Of Winter Wheat,

CHICAGO. Juno 13.-The Farmers Repie,o has
received reports from correspondents in
twelve States regarding the condition OF win
ter wheat. The Reris,o tomorrow. in o sum-
mary. will say:
The condition Of winter wheat has i'm
proved greatly in the last few days. but will
fall FAR short OF good crop. In Illinois
tho itnprovemsnt Is very noticeable. but SO
much of the aren OF wheat has been destroy ed
that some counties will get little benefit from
the improvement.
Some correspondents report that nine-
tenths OF the wheat acreage In their localities
has been abandoned. The Improvement has
Sontinped in Indiana and Ohio; In the latter
seen in the condition OF wheat in Michigan.
but in Kentucky the improvement is marked.
and good crop is assured. In Missouri.
Kansas: and Nebraska conditions are still ad-
verse. though there has been i'm y royement in
some localities. Iowa aud Wisconsin promise
o comparatively good yield.
The sun., 1893-06-14

Ro on he spot was dull and weaker at lGS6c for No. /
Raw sugar was rrm with brisk busin-s. 1he Ial es
We're 10000 tons and 5000 bags $40. for ~, test
Muservado 3aSc Tor So test uiasses tugnr and
ior centrifugal Di> test Refined WAS IN far demand
ana l-ioc. higher.
NAVAL sroErs Dull Spirits turpent!ue 2s,taaec
Common TO good strained rosin. 81 ausSl.25
fkTRoLEuh-No tBles Ot certificates here TODAY
National were offered at 03c. OIl city 622i6 63ll Q ,
c'n.lhe A. o3Isc Refined unchanged.
rHoyisoS,-, -,hicaRo was trm.r though the trading
vas on rather sinal scale there Lard iirinor
AZ 70 2Uc.: June. ln2nc.: July. 10 4bc, September
lnSbc dressed hogs steady at uLlsDLc AMI pigs at
;bec Mess rors weaker al 81. SO1sls TaiOw quiet
~ Nesly a. &c slehrnr quiet AT lS4c, IN hhds AMI
I2r. n icS ulro At sac tEgs l+.9l lIc Best CHEESE
bJts sallc, Rest butter 1915 2uitc.
lr; 100 cases 1871 Dutch i2c 10 l3s: IUO cases s,l
ONO. ssc TO lc 80 cases 1897 New England Havana
Eor nboc 100 cases sundries Ht2c poe: 200 ba aes
SIl5 ' '"'"""' '0e W
Wooi-Du!i IN weaG
tOTroN--livsrpnol active nd higher Manche.ter
Was strong the Sou, helm mark nero tirn,er some
uhrANofApe crop reports were received Elsn's cir
GUAR hhb bnlIsG. New YORK, the South and lyprpnol
nohRh neaNlIS ana prices advanced 20 To - points
IN. shor's wers large buyers. The closing Mas urn.
IN Manchester yarns were hardening hut cloths
were less active New Orleans aiyaurel ~ lo III
points spot prices here wsr. Lire higher
~ oc. tnr mGling upADdf, with sales II VI5 bales
LOT export and l,o for srlnuIng There was an adj.
ports we're b> against 4h2 this DAY last week and
q, % last year, T0iAi inns far hIs werE 1 irs5
sgAlhst lh ~ thus far last week Exports SiyU
baeG The following are to'day's transactions:
The sun., 1893-06-14

Of the business. at @ y cent Time money.
Y cent. for four 70 six months on go91e
Stock EXCHANGE colIateraI ana payanse arr ~
Suoted at Is u cent. and upward. Single
| named paper 7'dD cent
Foreign exchange fairly steady. hut the busl. 81.
sterHS nssi aaS ssihsoh for long bills and is
! las4.aSs for demand. Actual rates are; Lone
sasc si ss ssst aFa'f Francs aaoed
| 5lNTd5Isii Tor long and .: II ',r3.l .lu.s Tor
ssht rschsmsks s Gl 'Goe or long
and 4O's for short.
Domestic exchange on New York, Boston t,,n
0Na cents discount t9r sash. .myine nwnw 'nnt mr.
selling. !, premium. Savannah-B Buying, dis
count, selling. par to premium. New 9rleans %
MUM. San frsRcisco-sieht. 3 cents: tele- tri,
graphic. II. ST. Lomisn,sl.lO discount CHI
cage offered at 81. so discount.
clared red ri Suartcriy dividend Of i = cent. pay
able July ].
Tho Executive Committee Of the Western
Union Telegraph COMPANY h9s 1,.nh rrsWhmmfehue m =
the declaration OF q quarterly dividend OF Ia y
cent, payable July 4
The Northern Central Railroad Company has
declared u scmi-annual dividend oil ! g cent.
The Iehigh Valley Railroad Company has
declared a quarterly dividend OF Ia q CENT
payable July 10
The Chicago Junction Hallway and Union
sGSh s VeoS o sss sss on hs
stock and 4 cent. on the common stock.
payable July ..
Tho exports OF general merchandise from
this port for the week ending today were val
ued at S.T7i.S,iB. against SI.172iWI last week
and SO. U24. Al for the corresponding week OF
last year.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
yesterday Us follows: ,,
Lr.s -, J.n, iS
Gold coin and bulion...... 500 900 opp $50 i22u5S
Silver and bullion, i.432.Si< i.OOS.p42
Legal tenders. including .--- -,,......
b..
,os5. 7O5 si2b 4g6 s3s
Deposits in national banks. S1l7!4Hio
against S11 5SO.2l3 Yesterday. In addition
to tho foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act Of July IA,
1890. Sl4i.,,+S. .57ti. and Treasury notes issued
against tho same. Sl44.347.2SO OF which 1884,
5yi .5D4 are outstanding.
Money in London. = cent. Rate OF dis
count in the omen market for both short and
three months bills. e p cent Paris advices
quote 3 = cents NJ 0S francs 40 confines. and
exchange on London at 70 francs lS centimcs.
The sales OF mining stocks ut tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to- day were as follows:
Sales Opening. Hghsr. LoreS C7oTrn
800 La Crosse ...........
100 Union ,:..;..:...... o. q ,a6 o35
100 yellow Jaclet....1 40 TO 10 ] 10
1he total sale. were 700 shatsA
The sun., 1893-06-14
NOTICE OF TRUs EE's SALE

so%.s; sss s;' s.. .'e .I Ess
gage
unde signed The central Trust Cdmpsny Of Ne YORK
n IND @"ass s"a rSns SssH s" s~.
and .sT:hont. Company to n, Sen.ral iru,t M e m
NJ" s:sa
s sns sS
ct New YORK sir',ee ~ .si! a. public auction 10
sss'. At .: ist
y Es Of f'.s yo M s NS snG o Harlan IA II.
Muiisr son Auctione.rs al tive bnds and shares OF
~ si"ss ss S' =. .d
shAe. stock and property are Substantially us tot
l. hrty one ,hoss.Ia share. Of tho common capital
!as%.saa ssI,s fs'i,rd " I'd sws..yaye r,5.s
Csronna Railroad Comps y for the .,m or one !hou.
Ys day. OF J.n5ary .nd J@y in ..ea y..r =" NO
sss. fo"r " os H. We.reTn Soh rsro.ns Rarond
"%,nR"s ten ""s.nd dosi h.,rGs he
g",S' % % ..s cent a."l.y ." tbs
1. and S:1a %ss .,
n. i"s rsr t y.ias Of dollar. t.sH 0'
Ten snare, Of ne s,rrsa sspa stock Of the
value Of one hu,ifsd dollars sseh - '"' par
h! AL. sSa nIs
road Company. Of tho par value OF one hLndred dollars
sixty thousand ;n.re. Of the nr.s preferred capt
R.Ss sS M par os on. sn SnG..a
A., t6" right title. and interest Of the Central
said six FER Cont Collateral Trust Mor,rave Of F.h
ruAry l. 1887. vested ,Ad trustee By and under Ger
tan rps AsI.'m,ht on smSer 1 i.c7 made
nal alksiiway and Warehouse Company and "a .niral
Trusi ComTAns Of sew Yort, Of in and 10 tweniy.nv,
hundred dollars each. subject 10 a Tr1s, Aareen,ni
s T.;m sa fw.y .Sd nna We Pom
enc 0leo't Aired su!iy, and James b. Face. dated
IN, al. viii be made IN accordance with IN. ,.ou..t
said Toia,srs trust Mortgage an under the prori,
BOND G' .. .1s ~ S " BE- 1s
the purchaser ar purchaser. thereof free. and wholly
sssry tls trn,I sn .rpr.sssd and d.eSr.d IN sna
III. pss, Il the purchaser or purchaser. 90. 30
the spse a,,"n n the rprchsss money ior the loss
The "a tight ills. and interest of the Central Trus,
si. t.n, Goi.,sT. IIa:i Ssi's.ss q IspSs"ry !.
cSSisi sissi o. the kichmohd and Danviii. Raroai
ConpanJ. VIII be assigned 10 the purchaser or par.
s.s.irs .Hsss. e ss IA Trust Agreement Aforesaid
Terms of sale Ay be examined on and after June "a
Ks :ss ~ ' q r.. @ si. G,ss Company Of
DeiS ecsSSIssL SRt;I II; "oarAS% oy xry roRk.
~ FREDERIC p. oLcoTT,
BUTLER srILLNAx 4 HUBBARD.
Attorney. for Trusiss,
u Wall st.
New YORK.
CBcrRTTIKs WHICH no SOT TDgPRgCIATE.-siI per
. cent God Ground Kents Philadelphia real Ats
cISPoRD JS sS ps...
Guildilg. fhnIdslphiA
The sun., 1893-06-14

Only $4,000 was Left for His Widow and
Children.

The will OF the late John F. Henry Of Brook
lyn has been admitted to probate by Surrogate
Abbott. The widow receives one-third Of tho
real and personal estate and tho daughter
and two sons each two o-nlnths. Although Mr..
Henry had been in tho wholesale drug busi-
moss fora quarter OF century, and Was once
estate he left beh ind him 10 estimated at only
5000. and his persona! property at only
$4,000. Mr. Henry was bustling and active.
his life, and his friends say that he would
probably have died a wealthy man had he had
less political ambition. He was Treasurer OF
the Kings County Republican General Com
mitteo at the time OF his death.
The sun., 1893-06-14
Mis-. Hol,er..r Get. s,oo D.m.~.,

Miss Lena Holtering. whose breach Of prom
fse suit against Bernard Freser was adjourned
abruptly last Tuesday. when the plaintiff dived
an engagement ring given her hy the defend
ant ant was AZ set % dowE for trial before Justice Pax
Ton in the DISTRICT Court in Hobokan yester-
day morning. Tho plaintiff and her family
were on hand Mt o'clock. hut tho defendant
failed to appear: The Court gave Judgment
in her favor for the 5000 she claimed.
The sun., 1893-06-14

American steers nrm a. Iofa17e D.. dr.sssa
weight and American refrgerstea peeu nos ensy,.rs
OF beef Tomorrow 2.34o qnartsrs -. ,.,d. .,o.n,
Receipts OF calves we're 125 head 10 MsuNo S.o'Pe
In bntternilts. which were sold At t3Ssaa @ ~
receipts Of sheep and lamb. were S1ss en so,d a,
~ 5ost5 q 100 ms: lambs at 81 ibfhLIo Ds DIe.s.S
SGi3r w. -
for sale. HsrSs, s,e.dy Al 81 to@si.I6 y ioo IA
The sun., 1893-06-14
Found Drowned in Flushing nny.

COLLEGE POINT. L. l.. June 13.-The nude
body Of drowned man was found floating In
Flushing Bay. off this place. this morning.
and was removed to Johann's morgue The
man was apparently about 80 years old. He
was smooth shaven and had dark hair. 1t is
thought to be the body Of a batheE
The sun., 1893-06-14
Capt. Alfred smith Killed.

sAYvILLE. L. l.. June 13-Capt. Alfred Smith.
80 years old. a resident Of this village, was
Killed by q falling derrick In Smith 4 Rogers
ship yard this morning while superintending
the h0lstIng OF m asts out OF q vessel.
The sun., 1893-06-14
Live Siock Market,

Nyw YoEK Tuesday June Receipts OF bS ives were
~ head intending - ears Tor .Nndrt - cars 10 be
any inlnr.ance Dressed beef dun At 7ISfac. per D.
tor native sides Latest Gable from LOndOn Quotes
The sun., 1893-06-14
Found Dead in tho Woods.

Tho corpse OF middle-aged man was found
In Bennetts Woods at Hilton. n. j.. yesterday
afternoon. There were no marks Of violenc CO
and nothing to declare the identity of the