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Saint Mary's beacon., 1894-04-05
MD. 4 VA. STEAMBOAT co,
Steamer Sue

l Steamer Sue
'>ssa sss<sz will leave Baltimore
every tuesday, at p. m. Pier Is Light
Street. for the following landings
Benville. Jones, Brome's, Bacon's. Coan.
Bundick's. Cowart's. Lewiset:a, Kinsale'
Lodge, Mundy's, piney Point, Nornini
Mount Holly, Deep Point, Stones. How
ards, Abell's, anu Leonardtown.
VIII leave Leonarit0wn at a m on.
Thursday for Baltimore making the above
landings. VIII leave Baltimore every Fri
day, at p. IN, for
Benville, Brome's, Racon's, Jones' f,ca.
Bundick's, Cowart's, Lewisetta. k,oss,a'
Lodge, Mundy's, Piney Point. coma ritown
AbelPs, Howard's, Stones, I.sncaster Rn"h'
wood, Chaptieo, Glymount, Alexand,io s. nd
Washington. ID anu
Leave Washington at p. m. on SUNDAY
landings. VI '"' ""o'e
ALVIN p. KENNEDY.
o& General Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1894-04-05

George Ticknor Curtis, the vener-
able lawyer, died Wednesday at his
home, in New York city, aged
eighty-two years. He was an active
Union democrat during the civil
war, and argued the law points of
the Dred Scot case before the q nited
States Supreme Court while his
brother, Benjamin r. Curtis, was
on the bench.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1894-04-05
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

The vote stood IL for the bill and
q against it, 20 Delegates not vot-
ing. On the announcement of the
result Mr. Hubner promptly intro
duccd a new bill in the Senate,
which was passed at the night ses-
sion by vote of Is to nothing.
The bill to prohibit policy-selling
in Baltimore city passed the House.
The Senate appointed a special COM
mittee to consider Gov. Browns
message on the Free book bill. 1t
is understood the committee will
not ask the return of the bill. The
movement for the restoration Of the
Senate chamber is gaining new life.
The Senate passed the bill 20 author
ize the Great Falls Power Company
to erect dam, etc. The House pass
ed the bill granting additional
powers to the Columbia and Mary
land Railway Company. The tele-
phone bill passed the House with
but one negative vote. Senator
Bruce's child-labor bill passed the
House almost unanimously.
Saturday, March 81, 1894.
DR.. Alden S. Miles was convicted
at Towson of enticing Maud Atkins.
w. r. Laidlow was awarded s25.-
Op0 damages in his suit against
Russell Sage for using him as a
shield against Norcross, the bomb
thrower.
Cardinal Gibbons has written a
vigorous letter advocating the pas
sage of the anti-pool bill, which
will come before the MARYLAND
House of Delegates today.
Jacob s. Coxey's Army of the
Commonweal arrived at East Pales.
tine. Ohio, yesterday, on the way
to Washington to demand the issue
of Notwithstanding bonds to re-
lieve the hard times.
A fight occurred at Darlington.
s. c., yesterday between citizens
and State liquor Gispensary officers,
in which two men were KILLED on
each side. Governor Tiilman or
dered out the militia. The citizens
resisted raids by the officers on pri-
vate residence.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
The appropriation bills for the
support Of the State government
for the years 1895 and 1896, report
ed by the State finance committee
and passed by that body, make Ie-
dnctions aggregatIng $4,000 for
Saint Mary's beacon., 1894-04-05
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

The appropriation bills for the
support Of the State government
for the years 1895 and 1896, report
ed by the State finance committee
and paseed by that body, make le-
dnctions aggregatIng s55, 900 for
Saint Mary's beacon., 1894-04-05

Are Ready for Business, with full line os
FALL q WINTER CLOTHING, SHOES
and HATS In such varieay as to enable ns
TO ill any us
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Baiiard's Snow Lln,ment

This wonderful Liniment is known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, aud
from the Lakes to the Gulf 1t is the
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. 1t will cure Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Wounds, Old sores, Burns, Sciatica,
Sore Throat, Sore Chest and all lnha-
nation, after all others have failed
1t will cure Barbed Wire Cuts, aud
heal all wounds where proud fl Ssh has
set in. 1t is equally effective OF
animals. Try it and you will not ot
without it. Price so cents. Solo
by II. o. FISHER & Co., Waco, ]. B
CORNISH, East Waco.
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RELIGIOUS.


st. Paul's Church, Rev. Frank
Page restor-Services at IL a. N.
and 1880 p m.
st Panls Mission, corner -Four.
tenth and Jackson streets SUNDAY
school services tomorroy afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
AT Morrow Street Methodist
church, at IL o'clock tomorrow
Presiding Elder Armstrong will de.
LIVER specially prepared sermon on
The Church"
Y. M. G. A. TIE boys' 3 O'Clock
& ospel meeting at the hall to morrow
Will be led by ID. B. Axtell. All
boys are asked to be present. Boys
Bible lesson at 2 O'Clock is: Classi.
iication of Books of New Testament.
Y. M. G.. A Sunday aftercoon
at 4 p. m. DR.. NJ l.. Graves will
speak to men at the association
rooms. Subj act, "In Foreign
Lands" A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all. Special singing.
Fifth Street NJ atbodis. Church
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Preach
ing by Rev. H NJ. Whaling at IL
a IN. Subjac "The Need Of the
Iimes.' This sermon will he a
continuation of the series on the
"Sins of the Day In the evening
at 7:45 there will be mass meeting
IN the interest of the Bible society.
ZIP worth league at Gas. Every
body invited.
Church Of the Assumption-Rev.
A. Badelor, pastor. Third Sunday
Of Lent. Low mass at s m.
high mass at 10 a. m. and sermon,
sut 'ct, cine Trsnsuhstantiation in
tie Holy Eucharist" Sunday schoo,
at p. m. Evening service at 7:3C
p M; lecture third; subj 3ct,
Religious 4 ement in Our Ameri
can Civiliz .tion." Next FRIDAY
evening, serv ce at 7 p. N. Evening
service at z p. m. every day of tL'
W elk. AL cordia ly invited.
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Notice to Contractors.

9sesied proposals addressed to the
mayor and street committee will be
received at the Office of city secre-
tary to be opened at o'clock p. m. +,
March S, 1894, al the city hail.
Waco, Texas, by the mayor and
street committee, for furnishing all
labor, material, grading and paving
Dallas street, from north line of
Elm street, northwest TO city limits,
according to plan and specifications
on file in city engineers Office; ap
proximate q1aotltiss twenty four
thousand GA o1o) square yards, a
certified check for two hundred and
fifty $3.50 dollars payable to the
mayo Of Waco, Texas, must &C
company each proposal, before il
will be considered, the right to
reject any and all proposals is here.
by reserved by the city council OF
the city OF Waco.
G. c McCuMoou, Mayor.
Attest.
w. C. COOPER, City Secretary,
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Notice to Contractors,

Sealed proposals addressed to the
mayor end street committee Will be
received at the offi,e OF city secretary
to be opened at B O'Clock, p. NJ.
March Sth, 1894, at the City Hall,
Waco, Texas, by the mayor and street
committee, for furnishing all labor,
material grading and paving Thir.
,eenth O3) street from Jefferson
street 10 Morrow street, according to
the plan and specifications on lille in
city engineers Office, approximate
quantities fifty five hundred 5000
square yards; certified check for
two hundred and fly $3.50 dollars
payable to the mayor OF Waao, Texas,
must accompany each proposal, be
fore it will be considered, the right
to reject any and all proposals is
hereby reserved by the City Council,
of the city of Waco, Texas
c. G. MoCULLocn, Mayor.
Attest:
W. C. Cooper, City Secretary
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G.. g. MoCuLLocH,
NJ syor.
Attest:
w. g. CooPER,
City Secretary.
McAIeSter Coal Go. Phone IL;
Business Notice.

Mr. Brewer, who for sometime
past, has been with THE News as
adve tisi1g solicitor, owing to a
chronic stllicton, has been obliged
to submit to surgical operation
which will confne him 80 his bad
for the next month. Oar friends
Who lave been placing their bust
ness through him Will noe the rea.
son why he fails to call, and if they
have business kindly ring up this
off sc, their cal shall receive prompt
attention and their wishes courteous
consideration.
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PERSONAL.

viii White, of Lancaster, Tex,
is stopping at the Hotel Royal.
A 7. Rose, of llilsboro, is in
the city, a guest at the Pdcii,.
Mrs. j. ID. Hooks, of Rockport
arrived in the city this moraipg.
b. Bod4nhein, of New York, is
autographed a. the Hotel Royal.
S. G. Woodson, j. w. McAlester
and K. LIN isay, of ST. Joseph, Mo-,
are at the Pacific.
Hon. T. S Smith, who represented
Hill county in the twcnty-third
legislature, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Noodle, OF
Memphis, are in the City and have
apartments al the Pacific.
ID. j. Mitchell, prominent bust
ness man of Denison aud an old
resident of Wa.o, is visiting in the
city.
Jllius Schultze, editor of we'll
establ shod German paper of Austin,
is IN the city, regstered at the
Hotel Royal
S. j. Mings, J. G. Chisman, J M.
Lanham, w A. McBsth and NJ s.
Duttie formed & ,tesville deleg,-
tion to this city last night.
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Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals addressed to the
mayor and street committe, will be
received at the Office Of city secretary
to be opened ct 3 O'Clock p. m
March lst, 1894, at the City Hail.
Waco, Texas, by the mayor and
street committee, for furnis hing all
labor and material, and constructing
approximately 615 feet of Is inch
tie storm sewer, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, from north line Of Dut
ton street to Waco creek, according
to plans and specjfi 'ations in city
engineers office A certified check
for fifty dollars $3.50 co., PAYABLE tc
the mayor of Waco. Texas, will be
required with each proposal before it
will be considered; the right to rel ac'
any and all proposals is hereby re-
served by the city council, OF The city
OF Waco, Texas.
Attest
G C.McCuLLocn. Mayor.
w. G. COOPER, City Secretary.
February 22nd to Ma oh Pad, 1894.
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PHYSICIANS.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by mois-
ture like perspiration, causing in
tense itching when warm. This
form as we'll as Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding, yield at once to DR..
Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly on parts affected, absorbs
tumors, allays itching and effects a
permanent cure. so cts. Druggists
or mail. Circulars free. DR.. Bo
sanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Williamson Drug Com
pany, Druggists.
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\ Sound Liver Makes a We'll Man

~, ARE you Bilious, Constipated or
|. "JuOlea with Jaundloe, Sick Head.
||tpsae' Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
|I I'sa'o' Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
| b. !a.alg's'iOn, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
H HseS and between the Shoulders,
. nuns and Fever, etc. If you have
o M, VI VI these symptoms, your Liver is
bs; ' VI order, and your blood is slowly
S hug Poisoned, because your Liver
s ssss not act properly HERBINE will
~. Ae any disorder OF the Liver, Stom.
l, iu VI n Bowels. 1t has no equal as q
4I Ta Medicine. Price, rs cents.
mr. nc 6 Siai bottle at Fl G. Rishers
Dus Sstore, Waco, and J. B. Cornish's
rug Store, East Waco, Texas.
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Morailzing by Occasional.

Nix. News; | wants ter raise up
my voice fur Waco, fur while l
amt dun nuthin fur her, she has
dun er heap fur me. | cant set err
round aud hear Waco and her
officers made fun NV and abused.
KING James said, "Behold how
grtat fire a little matter msketh, y
and he was right. Every two years
thars always er Big hue and cry
raised er bout l.wlessness and crime
Why is this? Its because thar is
candidates fur various offices and
ever old grumbler and cronic sore
back is always trying ter get sum
candidate ter promise ter rem oddle
the dog star, reform the
governments, stop crime and
bust up gambling, and the fool
candidate will promise ter do all
these things. People what lives CIR
way off frun Waco will think
Sodium and Gomorrogh was Sun
day school towns comparel with
w AGO, and that the old town NV
Ninevah WAS puthin' but er solid
church house ter hear the Iatter
day saints" er bowling. When did
Waco get 20 bad? Since these new
corners got here2 When did our
mayor and city officers and county
off ,ers get so awful keriess or bout
their business? Waco has bin here
er long time and is getting sorter
cd ter be 80 bad SUN fob os
wants ter move the churches and
schools out NV Waco cause
its sch q bad place. That's
the place fur churches and
schools. The mission Nv churches
and schools is Ter civilize and
chris,ianize and morrolize When
Paul went ter Ephesus he fouuo
the foxes er worshipping er idol,
Dianna ''Resist the devil and ht
will ille from you" Don't run
from siauers aud publicans, Chrlst
nocked the gaming tables over aut
drove the gamblers out Nv Jerase
um er long tlmo er go. Ii gamb
hing goes on 50 dus murder, rape
stealing and cvry other crimes
Since Cain killed Able, murder ha!
bir committed. Since the wedd ~
at Cana, IN Judea, so it will be til
the end NV timp. Since Judp
stold the public money thar has biz
defalters. Since Peer told tha'
gal lie, lying has bin going on
J b cause crime continues to be com
United, that amt no sign Off
GERS don't do their duty
We has got sum nifty goo,
officers We may ct worse. /
\ they amt good, aud you noes ny
sum good ones, bring 'em out apC
4 we Will vote FUR 'em. Don't vot'
J fur men cause they promise ter d.
: SO and SO; the Lord promised t.
destroy Nlnevah in forty days, blu
he didn't do it--fur circu stance
!, changed. So is CT candidates con
S dl-lOn chanBeu ii ne or lecteu, III
i before he was err lected he was on
! NV the "outs, but after he's e
leoted he's one NV the "ins."
Don't Islander Waco-don't Wilt,
her officers. Thar is er way tie
reform things. You can't do it b,
abuse. Neither ken you defeat e
) candidate by abusing him. Wac
! is er good, moral, religious town
4 and her people, az or central rule
is charitable, humane and hoepita
Let US not "!et the sun go down o
our wrath. " Don't get mad - kee
cool, and az Clevelang said, "Te
4 the truth" "OCCAsIoNAL."
.
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Treasurer.

The NRws Is authorized II Announce M0rd
II Standeier, asa candidate for County rreaa
urcr, al the next election.
We are authorized to annoncc Joseph A,
clifton a. n candidate for nomination a. rreAs.
urtr o. McLenn n county, subject iothe actor
OF the Democracy OF the county.
The NBw> ls authnriz ID to announce W. r.
Hollon, "a Il eradicate Tor County IRE ,srrer
at the ensuing election, subject 80 the u ,ticD
Of the democratic party
John NJ Common Is q sndi 'nte for Comfy
Trensu er subject 10 the act on OF the demo-
cratic party.
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Telephone Egan for Coal.
Phone Lacy if you want good Coal.
Excursion to Rockport.

The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway has announced a round.
trip rate Of 81 from Waco to Rock
port on Saturday and Sunday, tine
18th and 18th, and oath and 18th
instants. A free oyster roast will
be given at the Arkansas hotel.
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I'm ONLY FOR BALLAST.
Iumps Of Metal for Which
wv. Woman Paid $4,000.

n w
pt;,,delphia Record: With eyes
.:mfaI If happy anticipation, an
,esd woman presented two "kiogs'
ssh,icbt metal to the chief weigher
the mint. She believed that the
lumps of metal were gold, worth
~. .'O 600. and when informed that
, s, were but copper and zinc, worth
.ro or three dollars, she turned
. .vsv with heavy heart and sought
.,s train to bear her back to her
some in Jackson, Mich. she had
us;d AZ 600 for the stuff, and had
io,rneyed all the way East to
rslize upon it.
The story of the unfortunate
.oman's loss was told to the Mint
'@cials. She was Mrs. Harriet
worc,p, who resides in Jackson,
md with hsr were her son-in-law,
Cha,l - H4lleg, and DR.. Blanchard,
the family phys can. Some thirteen
years ago MIR. Morgan, who is quite
wealthy, had advance d to a nephew
"a 600 10 start business. He was
Ioud in his expressions of gra-
,ilade and promised that, as
business pIospered with him,
10 vold return the loan
nth ample interest. The nepheE
went agay, ana his aunt heard moth
ug Of him uoti re emily. She had
about abandoned hope of securing
,be,e.urn OF her loaa, when one d.y
stranger came TO her with the
,unouncement thai he represented
her nephew The latter had pros
prsd welt in gold mining, and, as
evidence Of his su cess, had sent her
two gold bricks, or "Aings." These
weighed fully eighty five pounds and
we're worth $50, 600. These the
nephew desired TO present TO his aunt
in rsturn for her loan and another
small paym mt Mrs. NJ )rgan, de.
Gg6ted, Iad the stran ger So 900
aud received the kings" which she
guarded ca efuIly. The trip to the
mint was panne1, Dr.. Blanchard
and Mr.. Hellcs &C 5ompanying her
10 carry and properly guard the
Iecous lumps i he trio reached
He city on Sunday, and waite W til
Nerish Impotence for the coming
d!he morning, ahen the mint doors
@uld open Business for the day
nd scarce begun when they walked
into the money making establish
ment with happy faces. The metal
was in conceal form, and throughout
all the journey the two men had
guarded the satchels containing the
'kiog'" with wa'chfuI care and
anxiety never permitting them ont
Of their sight fora moment. The
kings were pa'sed over to the
cAiei welgher, and the trio sat
awaiting the result Of his exsmina
tlon. In few moments he an
bounced in crushing tones:
Tins Is nothing bat copper,
mixed with zno."
Mrs. NJ ryan eyed the weighe,
'keplcally, and turned to her com
Psnlons with pale face and dimming
we. A painful silence of ssvera
lseonis followed, and the age
Toman walled
us it possible that have lost al
that money!"
Inc men briefly told the story o
me swlndle and the trio departe,
" catch the western express 70
'a mel Michigan homes. They ha
p'ahntd to 90 on to New York afte
spsnding several days here, bu
'pey quickly abandoned the idea.
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Reward Offered.

WACO, Tex, Jan. 90, 1894.
The city government of the city
of Waco, Texas, will pay $3.50
reward for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer of J.. Lipshitz in
this city on the nigbtyf January 10,
1894. G G. MoCULLocn,
Mayor of Waco, Tex.
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Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals addressed to the
mayor and street committee will be
receive at the Office of city
st cretary, 10 be opened at 3 O'Clock
p. M, NJ arch 8th, 1894, a. the city
hall, Waco, Texas, b. the mayor
and street committee, for furnish.
ing all labor, material, grading and
paving Webster street, from east
line Of Sixteenth street, southwest
to the city limits, according to plan
and speciicati us on file in city
engineers Office; q certified check
f3r two hundred and fifty N25o)
dollars, payable TO ths mayor of
Waco, Texas, must accompany each
proposal. before it viii be eou-
siiered; approximate quantities
seventeen thousand Q7oooj square
yards; tbs right to reject any aud 3
proposals is hereby reserved by the
city council of the ci y of Waco
Texas.
G. 9. MoCuLLocH,
Mayor.
! Attest:
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Mir. w, ID. Jackson, the old
reliable photographer,is still making
pictures true to life, finished in the
highest style of art. Call and
exam ne specimens at ll2 North
Filth street
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PRECINCT OFFICERS.
justice ofthc Pence,

THE Nsws 10 auth 1tiAed to announce
W II. Dsvl- ~ n ca ihid itc n the approaching
election for Justice ottns Peace Precl at No.
l. McLsnnsu colniy, subject to thu act ION Of
tn Democrat party
The NEWS liz authorized to- hH~ouuc, Jas. s.
Fit2hugh, ma en- iidate for Justice of the
Ponce Of Pre- .inci No /, McLeuuan County,
touttubtc.
Charley spar hnnounocs hr self as n eau
dldhic for constable Of precinct NJ /, McLen-
ran oUnty TfN subject To the action OF
the Dem ,cracy OF the county
TnE NEWS Is authorized to announce Pink
spares rs candid tie far onustah Precinct
No !, subject 10 the actioh of the democratic
party.
The NEWS IL auth to ann unce Joe
Ri sh.w,il rs tnudilnts tor constable In
Preoihct /, at the neXt Il ca II, aut ject to
the action of the Dsm crate primuri 5.
Toe NEWS T. author al - anuonucn George
w Cripprn - "A cand.d te for Cont BILE In
Precinct No. /, McLennRn county. AT 20 next
election.
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'asne Lacy for McAlister Lulnp.

s,,is. 'ne tenderest and greatest
Fix OF meats see Crippeu, corner
"'n scc Franklin streets
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For Sale.

,o yne five room house, two lots,
house. good we'll water, buggy
b., ,se aud stall; corner of Peach and !
@A'' street, East Waco. ~
1. g. KIRKPATRICK,
oo' South Eighth St.
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CITY OFFICERS.
lnr vnvnr

We ara authorized t, annou nee C. G. MoCui.
loch, ths prcsent icu nbent rs a candid ,ts
for rs.sleoion to the TN g . MAYOR 81 tho city
OF Waco at the ensuing electioa, April ..
The NEWS Ia authorized to announce r.
BrnkerhoG "a csnd liete tor Wavor of the
Ity of Wac' at the ensuing cleo lon. April ?.
We are Authorized to announce Rart Moore as
candidate for rlc ,tion of ,ha office II Mayor
Of the city oil WACO the ensuing election
Apeil g.
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Evergreens and shrubs at Thomp.
son Bros, next TO postoffibe.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
AIfttle Girls Find.

'sSee, mamma, what I've got
gloeiully said the 6-year-old daugh-
tor OF Mrs, Hill. Johnston streej.
Germantown, lately. as she tossed
a bundle OF greonbaels, gold
and silver coins, and pennies, valued
at $40), into her mothers Lap.
'<Where did you got all thisP" was
asked. ION lots" said the little
girl, innocently. Mrs. Hill rsade
inquiries and foundi that her dangh-
ter had, been playing on n lot at
Duval aud Green, streets, and had
really found the money lying on the
dumping ground. How the money
got tn are Is mystery to the police,
but it. is generally believed. that the
money was accidentally dropped in
some ashes gathered from distance
and then thrown on tina dumping
groMnd. Philadelphia Press.