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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
IDENTIFICATION CAEOS.
The Way t" Avoid "A Possible Unpleasant
Hospital Experience.

Hospital Experience.
1t is an unusually careful woman who
provides herself with any means Of identi-
fication when she takes her walks abroad
The popular impression in the feminine
mind seems TO be that when O woman Is
run over by cable car or faints in q crowd
rd store or succumbs to heart disease on
the street some heaven born knowledge
will come TO her rcscuers as TO her identi-
ty. She relics on chance TO spare her fam
lily hours of agony or maybe days of uncer-
taintyas to her whereabouts and condi-
ton. In her pocketbook may generally be
found samples little change, two or
three cards with the names and addresses
of recently moved friends, a sentimental
clipping or two, recipe for face lotion
and the like, but nothing TO give the man
or woman who picks her up in swoon the
slightest idea of her own name and address
OF course there arc women whose en-
broidercd handkerchiefs and underwear
give their initials, whose monograms
adorn their umbrella handles and whose
cuff buttons are also means of identifl-
cation, but these are comparatively few,
and initials arc but poor substitute for
full names and addresses If Miss A. L.
ID. Is picked up unconscious In the street
or suffers in a railway accident, her fam
lily does not know Of her plight until their
own searching or tho newspapers bring
them the information. But If Miss Annie
Louise Dobbs of the Lebanon, New York
city, Is found injured or unconscious, it is
q comparatively easy matter for the ambu-
lance doctor &c see that her family Is in.
formed at once of her state If Miss Annie
Louise Dobbs Of the Lebanon, New York
city, has, Furthermore, line about her
somewhere saying, Notify l.. b. Dobbs,
Boston Trumpeter, the task Is made
doubly easy and the delay lessened.
There are careful fathers and mothers
who have imposed upon the ambitious
young women Of their families who live
and study in distant cities promise never
TO go anywhere without full means Of iden-
tiflcation. A card with the young WON.
ans name and New York address and her
fathers address constitutes the usual iden-
tiflcation certificate. But cardcases have
been known TO be mislaid. For the bene-
fit OF young women who have the repre-
hensible habit Of not knowing what they
have done with their belongings n station
ary Identification card Is necessary One
young woman has had made n broad silver
bracelet on which her name and address
arc engraved. This is not an ornament,
for tho young woman abhors bracelets,
and consequently sho clasps it above hci
elbow. She is happy In tho thought TINT
tho railroad disaster on the swoon will not
find her unpreparcd.-Ne1y yak WSs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
So PETOSKEY AND RETURN. s
AIaIaLLaI q na.. L.LL.-a

Following the custom of years standing. the
Detroit, Lansing Northern R'y will run the
annual low rate excursion to Northern Michi.
gan resorts on SeptemDer 4th Train VIII
leave Alma at SAB a. IN. stopping at White
Cloud for dinner, arriving at Petoskey at G:30
p m. Round trip rate S400. These excur-
sions AFFORD an excellent opportunity for many
10 visit the noted Michigan resorts, who per
haps could not do so otherwise A delightful
trip may be enjoyed as the train will run via.
the popular &. w. Ry from Grand Rapids
Tickets will be good to return within ten days
ON all regular trains. baggage will be checked
through 10 PCtoskey or TO principal stations
north of Baldwin at which the train will stop
See hand bills, or consult agents for further
Information or writc
so5.td GRO. behaves, &. 4. A,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
A Ienient Queen,

The late Queen Sophia of Holland was
walking out one evening alone in the Loo
park, when she observed sentinel smoking
on the sly in his sentry box. Seeing the
queen coming toward him, the soldier
threw down his pipe, and apprehending all
sorts OF pains and penalties, he humbly
and sadly begged her majesty not TO be
tray him. You have nothing to fear" was
the gracious reply. Here, take this ducat
and get yourself some better tobacco How
ever can you smoke such horrid stuff"
Mannigfaltigee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
Camp M citing.

A camp meeting OF the Evangelical Associa-
tion of the Reed City district will be held at
Elwell, Gratiot County, Mich. on D.. l.. & NJ
Ry, commencing Wednesday, August Is, 1894,
and continuing one week. Everybody cordial.
ly invited TO attend. Bring your Bibles and
Gospel Hymns combined. For further infor-
nation address, REV. j. X. HoLsABLE,
Pastor In charge, ST. Louis, Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

1t is remarkable how interested
some of the cuckoo papers about the
state are in Pingree's campaign.
They are considerably interested and
are doing all in their power u drive
him to running on an independent
tickets.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

M ID. Bailey, receiving teller Grand
Rapids Sayings Bank, says he cannot
say to much in favor of "AdirOnda,"
Wheeler's heart and nerve cure. Sold
by B. s. Webb. 6
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
ono and onc.thlrd fare for round trip.

one and ono-third fare for round trip.
For the Odd Fellows meeting at Chario tie
August 20 TO %, tickets TO be sold August 2C to
- inclusive, limited TO August %, 1894.
For the cSAp meeting at Hackey Park July
10 to AuguA tickets to be sold to axe Har.
Dor near 81 eegon) with 80 cents arbitrary
added, on At5nst TO 4inclusve, August and
y, August Is and IL, August 20 and 81 limited
70 return TO August 25. 1894.
For the camp meeting at Haslett Park July
p TO August 80 tickets 10 be sold each Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday limited to return
TO Septem Der IL, 1884.
For the camp meeting at Vicksburg Michi.
gan, tickets 10 be sold August 10 and IL and
each Tuesday and Friday thereafter until Aug.
81, return limit September 3, 1894.
For the Fifth Michigan Volunteer Infantry
meeting at Elsie August 20, tickets TO be sold
August 2S and ~ from points within radius
of 100 miles, limited to August 30, 1894.
For the Lansing races August 20 TO "a incln-
slye, tickets to be sold each day from points
within a radius OF 100 miles of Lansing limited
TO return 10 August 81 1894.
For the Grand Rapids races August l3 to II
inclusive, tickets to be sold August 10 to II,
limited TO return August is, 1894.
For the German Workingman's Aid Society
10 De held at Grand Rapids August 90 tickets
to be sold August 10 and 20, limited to August
21, 1891.
For the DEVILS Lake camp meeting August
OF each week from August TO 20 inclusive,
limited to August %, 1894,
sunday, August 10, the T, A. A. & N. N. R'y
will run an excursion to Island Lake at which
point the Michigan State Troops will hold
their annual encampment August 10 to 20. A
soldiers Will participate is on the boards for
sunday, the 10. Train leaves Alma at :39.
Fare Tor round-trip : 25. Returning train
leaves Lake 80 p. m.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

August 18th the
d., l.. 81 n. R'y
will run another
low rate excursion
TO Saginaw
leaving
Alma
Spend at 1890 a. m.
arriving at Saginaw
Sunday at noon
and leaving at 700 p. m.
AT ROund-trip rate 75 cents.
This will give you
Saginaw ali opportunity 10
spend pleasant
Sunday away
from home
at small expense.
Tell your friends
about IL and go.
S0i-2w GEo. DEHAyEN, q L. 4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
Excursion 10 MT. pleasant

sunday, Aug. l2th. the T., A. A Il ~ NJ. R'y
Will run cheap excursion 10 Nj Pleasant on
account OF Christian Crusaders Camp Meeting
and Colored Folks Camp Meeting. Train leaves
lima at e:3S a. IN. Fare for round trip. 40 cts
Returning, train leaves Mt Pleasant I $50 ID. m
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
Village Council.

ALMA, MICH, July 81, 1891
regular meeting of the common council Of
lhe village OF Alma at Council rooms on above
Present-Trustees Baker, Gargett and Mon
Absent-President Ely and trustees Glass
Delavan and Mccullough.
NO quorum. Meeting adjourned until Wed
evening, Angus; LIST.
ALMA, MICH, Aug, / 1894.
Adjourned meeting OF the common council
tigel Gargett aud Glass
Aosent;-DelAVan and McCul lough
Inc minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved On motion, the claim of A. T. Young
Tor 90 % balance due him for work on Fire
mans Hall was allowed,
The following claims we: G allowed and clerk
instructed to issue orders for same with the
exception OF tie claim of the Alma Fire Dt DIT
which WAS allowed at "A corrected footiny,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
You Can Make $500 A Dav.

Selling my popular price publications. The
greatest chance yet for good, live agents. Ex-
perience not necessary. One agent made 500
in hours. Write me, it will pay you. Senu
two 2-cent stamps for my confidential cata.
loRue and price list. Address Il. f. ROGERS.
1868 Center st., hicaPo. III. 1i5-2Geow
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

+ HTTENTION G. a. K.-For the 6. A Il. Ma
n tlOnal hncampment at Pittsburg i'm Sep
tember the T.. A. a. X N NJ. k'y will make
special reduced rates from all stations on its
line. Tickets on sale September 9th to 9th
UNITED TO September 2jth, Gail on our agents
lot particulars. w. Il. BENNETT,
'eo-0m G.. T.. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
Meeting of County Committee.

Meeting of County Committee.
There will be meeting of the Re-
publican County Committee at the Of.
flee of Stone & Salter, Ithaca, on Tues.
day, Aug. 18th, at . o'clock p. m. for
the purpose Of electing a Chairman of
the County Committee, an Executive
Committee, and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
meeting G. F. Brown.
ALMA, MICH Aug. A, 1894.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

On motion the clam OF Alma Fire Depart
ment was allowed with the exception of the
time OF the men whose names were not found
upon the list OF tircmen at Sl9gN.
On motion the claim of M Pollasky for old
jail building was allowed at $1,000
On motion trustees Glass ana Montigei were
appointed as committee TO secure SIX men as
deputy mar shals for Barnum X Bailey show
day August TO-
On motion clerk was Instructed to notify
Dan Marlborough that II has been reported
that he Is using water from the large hydrant
In mont OF his residence and If such is the case
to request that such use of water be stopped.
President iustructs Mr. Gargett to procure
such bedding and clothing as seems TO him
necessary for the jail cells.
On motion the request of Young that he
be allowed small portion of the street abut-
ting on the Bushnell property tor the purpose
OF piling building material during the erection
OF the residence was granted.
On motion the report of the village attorney
relative TO the keeping open OF saloons after
hours August 10 was received and placed on
file.
On motion j NJ Montigel s. Co were instructed
TO purchase for the village one barrel cylinder
oil.
On motion council adjourned,
Il. A. Ely SETH A. TUBBs,
President. Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

Nm MUYEh RELIEF CUhPS, No. 1873, meel
II every second and fou -th Wedne sday in .ne
month Al q A. X. hall:
Mrs. Orilia Killmen, Mrs H. A. Bogardus
Secretary. President.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

Tickets to be sold for the date of meetin 2
from points within radius of fifty mi es, limi
ted to day of sale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

pOYAL LARCANUM-Arcada Council No. 1898.
n meets every other Wednesday night at l. o.
U. T. Hall l. ". BRAINARD, Regent
A. W. BEoKNER, Sec'y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

i UNA CHAPTER, o. S. No 43--Regular
= meetings. On the first Friday of each month
Nrs LCiSA A. II RICK. W Matron
E8s. j. ;, CAPLE, Secy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

ALMA LODGE, + & A. d.-Regular meetings
on Saturday on or befOI full moon.
). WEBB. W. II.
". A. PAINE, Sec'y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10

\ s.--w litm Noycr Post, No. l52. Depart
!. meI'i ~ ficbigAu. q, A H., meet on I'd anc
4tb saturday of each month
e, Y. CHADWICK, Commander.
VIM. fAkGETT AdjutAnt.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
For Sale, Rent, Exchange Etc

NOTlCE.-1 hereby forbid any person from
~ purchasing sheep OF Otis Evilsizer as he is
MINOR MRS. ;. EvILsIZER.
pEDUCED Rates for Grand Rapids Races
Inc I w. NJ. and D.. l.. & y. lines will
sell tickets TO G rand Rapids and return from
all stations within one-hundred and fifty miles
at one and one-thiId fare. on account Of races
august 18th 10 lIth Return limit August Is
nHEAP Excursion to Lansing Friday. Aug
v ust II, the IT,, A. a. d N. NJ. ny will run a
cheap excursion 10 Lansing, leaving Alma ;04
IN. Fare for round-trip only $50 Coaches
Will be run through via. Durand and c. & G. T.
Returning, train leaves Lansing at 5:lOp m.
IN account Of the sunday school picnic 10 be
v held at Ithaca, August Il. The D. l. AN
have arranged to run special train to leave
-. Louis at 900 IN. Reduced rates will be
given for the round.trip. GEO. DEHAvFN,
eVt--W G.. Z. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-10
T., A. A. g. N. M. R'y Bulletin.

For the following meetings the T., A. A & N
NJ Ky Will make special reduced rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-15
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
omssenrss for tn. Crack
Regiment.

The appointment OF commissioned officers
of the regiment Of High School Cadets at
the Central High Sch9bi Is booked to occur
late this afternoop. IS new departure Is 70
be taken this yeass Inv that no student pur-
sung partial course Is to be appointed an
ofhcer. The numHer Of cadets eligible for
appointment is latter, than ever before. and
the plan mentioned is followed in Justice to
the boys taking the Complete course. The
elimination Of the partial course students
from the high Offices NJ the regiment caused
considerable cons ernation among q number
OF the boys who had confidently expected
to hold high rank tn the organization.
The officers of company and /, located
az tne BUSINESS High School. and company
H. at tne western High School, have been
named. Ihey are: Company E. captain. +.
%. Kerr; hrst lieutenant, ). G. Hoover, and
second lieutenant, s. A Wimsatt
:, company !, captain, Paul Sleman; first
in!eueenane' George j. Harris, and second
lieutenant, Edward NJ. Ball.
company n, captain, Joe X. Taussig; first
,meu.ehaht' Charles Ramsburg, and second
lieutenant, Jesse H. Wilson, jr.
First lieutenant and ouartermaster of the
n W battalion, William p. Mckee. Business
a1isn ocnool; first lieutenant and adjutant
y. tne second battalion. +. o. Grayson,
BUSINESS High School
me onicers at the Eastern High School
nave hot as yet been appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-15
DEMOCRATIC SPLIT,
MIR. Harry Davis and Collector Mn
nOgue Have Parted.

nOgue Have Parted.
There has lot been so much excitement
In democratic circles since the Nomination
or Recorder Taylor as that which has ex-
listed for the past forty-eight hours, caused
by the news of an cren rupture between
MIR. Harry f. Davis, one of the delegates
to the last national democratic convention
from this District. ard Mr.. William H.
Manogue collector of customs for the port
OF Georgetown. Both gentlemen have been
very prominent in local democratic politics,
and heretofore they have usually been
found working and fighting shoulder to
shoulder.
Mr.. Davis was sent to Chicago largely
through the efforts of Mr.. Manogue and his
friends, and it is generally known among
Washington democrats that MIR Manogue
owes his recent appointment to the George
town collectOrship to the influence of Mr.
DAVIS, exercised upon President Cleveland
The story OF the reasons that led to the
present dislocated state of the relations be-
tween the two gentlemen Is brief
1t Is alleged that MIR. Manogue upon as
Stunning his new office, promised Mr.. Davis
that ne would appoint Mr. Frank Gait to
a place In the custom house, II any changes
were made In the personnel of the force A
change was made, but Mr.. Gait was not ap-
pointed. Mr.. DAVIS is understood to have
been considerably put out at what he
deemed failure on Mr.. Manogue's part to
keep promise, and when the two met on
Saturday the former Is said to have fore
IDLY expressed his opinion of the collector
and informed him that he wanted nothing
more to do with him. II the difference Is
not patched UP the split in local democratic
portant effects on party affairs In this city
hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-15
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-regular caI-12 O'Clock m.-washinyton
f %Sess sS hass % +
curity and Trust, 10 at 1881.
-, Goyernnen, Bonds.sU. s. Is. Registered. I14ls
district Of Columbia Bonds.-9oyear f.rnd IS. 100
Is 1851, currency. lis bid Water stock Is, 1905.
currency s9 no bid s.sSs, funding, currency n4ss
Miscellaneous Bonds: Washington and George
town railroad cow. es, LIST rs hid. lS5 asked.
8, 100 bid 100 ssied Ret ssliroad :. 50 bid
bia Railroad IS, 1o7 bid. los asked. Washington
Gas Company series Il. Sld WassnEton
Gas Company conv. 6s 13o bid. L. s. Electric
Light eOhv. IS, lesls bid chesapeake and Potomac
curity and Trust g. T. and A.. loo bid American an
Security and Trust 5s. A: and O.. 100 bid. Wash
ton Market Company imp 6s, los bid. Washington
Market Company ext Us, loo bid. Masonic Hall
LIST 6s, 1O2 bid 103A asked. Washington Light In
fantry I'd Is. l02 bid, 1857 asked
bid, 3l5 asked Bank of the Republic, 80 bid
Metropolita1. 80 bid, 300 asked Central, 20 bid
ond, i;sN bid, 1850 asked. Citizens, 1870 bid. 40
asked Columbia, 1885 bid. 100 asked Capital liz
coin aS bid 100 asked Ohio T4a, bid So oi asked n
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies: -Natlonal safe
u. S rs S asked sf
and Trust, 1881 bid ls43 asked. Washington
safe Deposit, 100 asked.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures and Georgetown
$50 bid, $40 asked. Metropolitan. IS bid, 30 asked
Columbia, 90 bid. 20 asked. Belt, % bid 81 asked
lexington, 30 bid. 40 asked. Georgetown and Ten
nallytown, 80 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks. Washington Cas-
'4S bid 49ls asked Georgetown Gas, 81 bid. co
asked U. s. Electric Light, lbs bid, 1870 asked
Insurance Stocks.-Firemens, 80 bid 40 asked
Franklin. a bid, 80 asked. Metropolitan. 40 bid
20 asked. COrcOran, So bid, 10 asked. Potomac
20 bid. Arlington, 15O bid. German A merican. 100
bid National Union, y BID. Il asked. Columbia,
pies, 5ss bid, 51s asked. Lincoln az. bid Z
asked. Commercial, ~ Did. =
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title los
bid, IFS asked. Columbia Title. az bid. SIX asked
Telephone Stocks.-Ch esapeake and Potomac, sol5
bid, SO asked. American Grnphophoue, ~, bid, 4
asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriaes, rs bid -
Miscellaneous Stocks. Washington Market. Il
bid 10 asked. Great Falls Ice. Ii0 BID. $50 asked.
ington Steamboat, 80 bid. Washington Brick Com
pany, 100 bid Lincoln Hall. s. bid. Mergen-
thaler Linotype, 40 bid, 1875 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-15
The Chose Friends,

The American Council of Chosen Friends
heid large and enthusiastic meeting Fri
day evening, at it's hall, 514 9th street.
Supreme Treasurer Newton presided and
made stirring address on the success and
prospects of the order and the great good
resulting from fraternity and cooperation
Speeches followed by Provisional Councillor
Callahan, Friends Thompson, kearney and
others. This council will give a series of
literary and musical, entertainments this
fall and winter. and the social feature will
form prominent factor in its work. Gar
field Council, which meets at LIE Droit Hall,
will initiate some seventeen members at its
next meeting. A healthy rivalry for prece-
dence exists among the various councils of
this order in this city and large accessions
to their numbers are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-15
FINANCE AND TRADE
Advance in Sugar the Feature Of the
Day.
THOUGHT 10 Be MERELY TEMPORARY
The Prospect Of Expectation Of
Gold.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. October I5.-Prices were in
clined to irregularity at the opening of to-
days stock market, and profited little by
the subsequent narrow trading. The bears
were favored In their designs by the de-
cided strength OF the foreign exchange mar
ket in the face of the largest offerings of
bills so far recorded this season. At pres
ent quotations. gold may be shipped either
to France or Germany at a small profit to
the exporter. Boston houses are In this
market as purchasers OF bills. and must
ship gold during the week unless present
needs are Immediately supplied.
Sugar was the feature of the day, at an
culated rumors of g. bull campaign, to be
conducted by inside interests.
Chicago Gas was strong at an advance
of IL per cent on a fair volume of bust
ness. General Electric was sold down 1 H.
per cent on room trading. and the balance
Of the indrstrials were too duh to attract
attention.
In the railway list Manhattan was again
feature at a reduction of Ia per cent
to the lowest point touched on the present
decline.
Western Union continues weak, losing
So per cent on a continuation of the SELL
ing begun last week. st. Paul lost So per
cent on moderate dealings, ard the other
Changers were barely steady and almost
neglected.
Next months elections are relied upon to
furnish the stimulant necessary to pro-
mote activity ard rescue the market from
the narrow bypaths Of professionalism.
The last hours trading was the most
spirited of the day, further break In the
price of Manhattan having a sympathetical-
ly depressing tendency in other parts of the
list. The liquidation of long stocks by ap-
preher sive small holders Is likely to force
a further reduction before the decline is
Oh xrad INT ,esd "
throughout the final trading on moderate
transactions. Sugar reacted "a per cent
from best prices, and other securities re-
Elected declines proportionate to their
Activity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-15
DIR. WEI.LING'S WILL,
The Document Received Here Today
for Probate.

DDcuHueht neceINeu mere Today
for Probate.
A letter was received this afternoon by
the register OF willis from Messrs Gross.
Hyde and Shipman, attorneys-at-law. of
Hartford, Conn, inclosing the will of the
late DR.. James c. Yelling president of
Columbian University. They state that
they forward the viii at the request of the
widow of the deceased, Mrs. Clementine L.
ID. yelling
The WILL dated May %, 1SS9, is witnessed
by A. j. Huntington. Samuel NJ Shute f.
T: FristOe and j. III. Gore and bequeaths to
Mrs yelling all the property. real and per-
sonal, Seized and possessed by the testator
at the time of his death The deceased
makes the following provision: II hereby
renounce all or any right, share or interest
which L may have or may be suffered to
have by the law Of this District or of any
state In the real estate of which my wife is
sole owner or of which she IS part owner
with her sister, Miss Elizabeth l.. Ditch.
whether the said real estate be located in
the city of Hartford. of New York or else
where. as 1 wish hereby to confirm to her
my wife) the full. unimpaired and undis-
puted possession of all her said property, as
the same shall be held and enjoyed by her at
the date OF my DEATH"
AS soon after his death as shall be prac-
ticable, the deceased directs that 81, 900 shall
be paid to his daughter, Genevieve yelling
Wtgfall, unless II shall have been before
paid her, and II only a part thereof has
been paid her. that part shall be deducted
from the said bequest. The deceased also
requests that the wishes of Mrs. Wigfall in
the disposition of his books and paintings
be consulted. Mrs. Yelling Is named as ex-
ecutrix. and the request Is made that she
not be required to give q bond.