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FROZEN 40 A
Tragic Fate of n Lady School Teacher Mt
Lyons, y. Y.

Tragic Fate OF n Lady School Teacher Mt
Lyous, y. Y.
Lyons. n. y, Feb. ll.-Mrs. Davis,
the teacher OF the district school three
miles north OF this village, was found
this morning frozen to death in n snow
bank, where she had lain since Friday
morning. Tho teacher boarded with
Trustee William Barrett, two miles
from the school house, and on account
OF the storm Thursday decided to stay
over night in the school house. On Fri.
day morning n neichbor sent some food,
but found the school house locked. FRI
day eveninganother ncighbor ventto the
school house, but found it locked. She
followed the footsteps for somo dis
lance, but concluded that tho teacher
had gone to n neighbours. No tidiucs OF
tho missing woman having been heard,
a searching party vas organized this
morning, but about 4 mile from tho
school house hor body was found lying
in 4 snow DRIFT BY q fence. Her feet had
caught in the fence and her head was
upon the ground. It is beloved that
she started for hor boarding house
through the blizzard Friday morning
and in attempting to climb the fence
cither got her feet caught in tho rails
or was blown down by n gust OF wind,
and was unable to rise. She was abou.
twenty-five years old.
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET,
FOR SAIE.

lIouse, 3Tooms and hall. corner n. Front ard
kentucky streets. S2,Bn.
House / rooms, 18th street, cheap On cas-,
terms. 500.
House 0 rooms aud hall, JiIt street, in spleu,
did order, $1,000.
House, I rooms, brick. Main St. 9Th ward. s? an
House. 1 rooms, brick, jacob street, 9TH ward,
sl.S0l.
LIS feet easy terms. 81. ~.
HOUSE. 3 rooms. 9Th st. lot 25xi0) stees g. TOl
Double HOUSE,; 10 room, Indiana street, Island,
easy terms. $500
House, q rooms. South Huron street, ISLAM.
House. 7 rooms and hall. Market street. Ia.
tween It'll md sth streets, easy terms. sl71.
House. 3 rooms, corner lot, 9th street, ea,y
terms. 81, 100.
Double house. S rooms Coal street, LIST wafi.
$1,000.
House. 5 rooms, MecollOch street, EAs, Wheel.
Ing 81. 70n.
House rooms and hall. with large LOT, l5tI
street, S,G0l
House. aroons, Charles street. easy forms sSl
House. S rooms, Baltimore street. East whee,.
Ing. easy terms sl.01
House. I roons, 18th street, easy terms. $50
Splendid lot for dwelling house, EoI ,troo:.
9th ward SL.6A.
House. 8 roomS. brick. 18th street. cheap. SSH
House; 10 rooms, brick. with large To-, l6ia
street, cheap.
House. 5 rooms. Wood street 9th ward, s1.i9l
House. 8 rooms, 10Th street. st.oJl
House. 6 rooms. Wood street. 5th ward. 81 ia.
Fine flushed house, S rooms and hall, Par:
View, lot l00Il75 feet For a short time only.
Sl.so1
Splendid house. 5 rooms and hall Lind stress,
Delyederc. Sl.tl.
House, 6 rooms. brick. Market street, Contra
Wheeling. cheap, $500.
Lots on Lind street, Dclrederc, $50 snd s7j
each.
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IRWIN on TRIAL.
Tho Discretionary ro"l Operator In Court
Mt Pittsburgh.

Tho Discretionary Pool Operator In Cvurt
Mt Pittsburgh.
PlrrsnurGlt, Pa. Fob. ll.-Goorgo NJ.
Irwin, tho discretionary pool operator,
wal placed on trial hero to-day OH tho
charge OF falso p~rotcnsc. Tho morning
was devoted to getting n jury. Tho
following stock brokers from Chicago
ara hero to testify to Twins spccula.
tons In grain: r. l.. Thornton aud ].
A. Ball, OF Bartlett, Frazier K Co.; D. J,
Murphy, OF Norton, Worthington &
Co, and ". NJ. Morton, OF Mcphorrop,
Morton & jackson.
Tho morning session was tGkon IN In
securing n jury. Tho prosecution will
ondoayor to provo TINT Irwin intended
to cheat and defraud by falsely repros.
enting that ho was carrying on Il leciti.
lnato banking aud brokerage business.
Several witnesses woro examined and
from start TO finish, almost every quos.
tion asked by either side was objected
to bv the othor.
Mrs. II. D. Brown, who deposited
500 with Irwin said sho was assured by
him on several occasions tina. tho
money was perfectly safe.
Miss Lulu White, chief clerk for tho
firm, testified that sho thought there
wore about 10000 deposi,ors; that ccrti.
fcatcs ior dividends to DO paid on tho
first Of any month, were made about tho
10th OF the previous; that Mr.. Irwin
told tho clerks the amount OF dividend
to DO paid. Sho did not know how no
based the percentage to DO paid deposit
tors.
Miss White was still on tho stand
when tho court adjourned until to.mor-
row.
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HO Wasn't Drowned.

LowEsrorr. Fob. 1l.-A man who Mt
tended tho inquest OF tho body OF ono
OF the passengers Of tho Elbo, supposed
to DO that Of Edward Mushkowitz, do.
clnrod himself to DO the real Edward
Mu4hkowitz, aud said that tho body
was TINT OF n man namod Guitmann,
his brothes-in.lnw, who had nbscondcd
from Buda Pcath, taking tho wItnc4a's
passports, cards. o,c., and securing n
second cabin passage to New York.
Guttmann, who wRs accompanied by
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TOLEDO, O., Feb. 11.-Charles Lock.
hart, IN alleged coun,erfciter, was 10
have had hearing this afternoon before
a United States commissioner, but when
the deputy marshal sought to find Lock.
hart, the latter had lott the city in com.
pany with n girl named Lena Richter.
Subsequently it ms ascertainod that
the couple had eloped. Lockhart leaves
4 wife and several children.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-The Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company report their
tracks clear OF storm distractions.
Freight is moving all along tho line.
Passenger trains arc almost on sched-
ule time. Northern Central and Vest
orn Maryland railroads ARE on time also,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of a decd Of trust made by John G..
farrar and Elizabeth C. FaTrar, his wife. TO J..
X" Cowden trustee, dated August /. 1883. and
recorded IN the office OF tho Clerk OF the County
Sourt Of Ohio county, West Virginia. in Deed o!
Trust Book No, ~. page 25. and also by virtuo
OF n decree OF the Circuit Court OF said county
made on the @9;h day Of January, 1895. appoint.
lnS WI. W. Cowdcn trustee In place oi said
triStce named In said deed. and substituting 10
MN all the rights. powers, duties aud RESPONSE
hiiltics OF the trustee named In said decd, | will
sell Of the north front door OF the Court House
OF said county on
SATURDAY, tho cd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1895.
commencing nj 10 O'Clock m, tho following de-
scrlbcd property. that Is TO say: A trnct OF land
situated on tho waters Of Little Wheeling Greek,
near VALLEY Grove, Ohio County. West Virginia.
aud bounded rs follows: beginning nj n stons
near the HcmpHeld railroad bridge. md running
near Tue line OF said railroad north HSlS' east
~ ilo poles 10 II post; thence north l5L,S cas-, G
poles 10 n post; thence north ?l1$So east /. poles
to n post; thence north 80 cast 40 poles 10 n
post corner 10 the lands OF Thomas Whims:
thence with his line south 5JLSo east 81 poles To
q stone corner in said line; thence with said
iilie Souih :oa0 east ~ poles to Il stone corner In
l'icc'S line; thence with his line south 65o west
~ poles 10 II stone corner; thence north
l6I' west 2 ito poles 10 n stone corner
to Mrs. Beagle; thence north 5lL' west
ajS'lo poles to tho place of beginning. contain.
Ing seventeen acres and ono hundred poles
mu-c or less,
Also Que lot OF ground and buildings situated
thctcOn, on Little Wheeling Creek, ut Valley
Grove, Ohio county, West Virginia, adjoining
lands OF Mrs. Mary Rcaslc. bounded as Toll
Hcg,nnsng Mt u stone bridge across Little
Wheeling CNcs. thence up said creek with the
ihcnni,ictings thereof TO Il double black walnut
standing on tho north side Of said creek thence
10 tue school house ionce; thence with saId
fence AMI tho National road TO the place OF be.
ginning, containing ono ncru nlorp or lcsx.
iEhNS OF SALE;-Onc.thin aud rs much more
0ay OIL sale. tho balance IN equal installmeuts al
ono nhd two years, notes bearing interest from
tic DAY OF sale to be given for tho deferred nav.
mcnts. NJ. W COWDES TrnSfrn
W. II. HAILrR. Auriioneor. iLO.w
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PHILADELrIIs, Feb. ll.-An applica.
ton for u certiorari to remove tho
record from the quarter session OF
Allegheny county, in tho cases OF tho
Commonwealth against George NJ.
Irwin. was presented to tho supreme
court to-day. The following order was
made upon tho application:
per Curiam: Tho application for
ccrtiorari denied. Access to defend
ants books during tho trial to be under
control Of the court OF quarter sessions"
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his brother Adolf and his sis,or. loa,
100000 guldcn IN Bourse apeculations
and made good his losses with tho funds
Of n company OF which Ito was n di.
rector. Guttmann's sister Ind booked
rs Estollo Goldorand. Sho Ind 10000
guldcn scwn IN hor dre's whom drowned,
Tho %coroncr's jury was satisfied with
Mushkowilz's~ evidence.
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FOR RENT.

s-roomcd brick. No. Virginia street
G'r0oucd brick. No. IS South Broadway,
3'rooincd frame, No. III North Huron street
s-roomcd brick. No. q Fifteenth street.
3-roomcd frame. No. ~ Ohio street.
3rOomcd frame. 20. q? South York street.
5'roomcd franc. No. 40 South Elm street.
: rooms. third floor. No. l3lS Market street
1-roomcd brick, No III Fourteenth street
i.ro0mcd frame. No. llG McColloch street.
3'roorncd frnnc. No. ZIG McColloch street.
l'rooincd brick, No. lS,7 McColloch street.
S'roomed frame, No. III South Front street.
5'roomcd brick, No. $3.50 Eni!s street
i'roomcd brick. No 290i Chaplinc street
! rooms. second floor. No. S5i2 Jacob street
4.roomcd brick. No. ?ll7 Alley Il
ltrooincd brick. No. 80 Main street
6rroolncd brick. No. SfN Woods street.
h'roomcd frame, No. 3l2S McColiooh street.
.-rooincd brick, No. 6lo Main street
!'roorncd trick. M. l2l Thirty.third street
5'rooilcd franc. No, ~ Ohio street.
5'roomcd frame. No. ?sSi Woods street.
:"roomcd inmc, No. lll3 Elizabeth street,
.'rnomcd brick. No. HIla Chapiinc street.
."rooincd frame, No. ~ North Wabash street.
S.roomed brick. No. u Alley.
''roOncd frame and store room, corner Four
aud McColloch streets
Storo building. Nos. llln aud llli Main street
store building, No. l5.2 Main street.
Office and living rooms. No. 1901 Market St
Onlce and living rooms. No. 1874 Market St
Office room. No. ITO, Chaplinc street.
MONEY TO LOAN
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

5roomS. attic, cellar. both gases, 1915 Byron
street Rent, Ssl a month.
h'roomed house. No. sc Zane street.
. rooms. bath. both gases, No. 6b Main street.
6-roomed house on Main and Twcnty.second
streets. Rent. slG
rooms. No. IT, Seventeenth St Rent, Sll.
q rooms, No LIS North Front street.
troomed house, No. 1851 Market street.
5roOmed house OH Delaware st. Rent, sl3
hnooms on Lincoln ave. !ftn4vllle. Rent, 50.
No. - Maryland street. 6 rooms. both gases
3ioomS and attic. No. 81 South YORK street.
3rooms on Flu street.
No. 1913 Main street. J rooms
6tooms, bath. laundry, both gases. No. lc6
South Front street.
40. III Eoti street, 1 ROOMS.
No. ID North fotE street, I rooms, at 50.
Store room, No. 1868 Main 81. Rent, s700a year.
Store room. Bridge Place. Rent. SN.
6rOomed house on s. York St Rent Sl5a month.
1'sOomcd house, No. % 18th 81. Rent 81.
SroomsR and attic on Zane street Rent, ST. 20.
y rooms on North Front street Rent. S..
rooms, all Improvements, No. 81 Huron St
. rooued house, No. IS South Broadway.
6-rootncd house. No. 2iZane street
No, 10 South Broadway. ) rooms.
= rooms md bath. No. ~ Market st. Rent. SIS,
rooms 40. "5 Virginia street Rent Sis.
Money 10 loan. from SlUo 10 500.
Roll 60 ZANE,
No. 1. fourteen,h Street Telephone $50
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o. W. O. lIAnDMAS. shoritf of Tyler
county. W. Va, appreciates n good
tning and does not hesitate to say no.
lie WAS almost prostrntcd with n cold
whom he procured n bottle of Chamber
lain'n Cough Remedy. Ito aays: at
gave mi" prompt reiinf. I find IL TO be
an Invaluable remndy for coughs and
colL.."
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 90. tjRc9l Room No
FOR SAID.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No. ii South Penn strcot, scvcutoomod new
house. laundry. bath room. hall. porchcA, both
gases. In the best location. with all tho l.trs,
improvements: cheap.
No liei and llob Market street, two .toro
rooms. eight largo rooms upstairs Sls,5O,
No. "a South Huron street, S.roomod house. 10.
:Sri.O feet. 5000.
No. Gil Market street, 6roomcd house, .ou
l6xlS3 ieet. Sl.5On.
No. 1915 Jacob street, 7.roouicu house. In good
location, 5000.
No. Il Fourteenth street. ll.roomed brick
house: cheap.
No. lis South Pom street, 9.roomNl house.
LOT; cheap.
Also building lots. farms aud residences o! al,
sizes. Call ana SEQ me.
HARRY j.. FINK
1Nlcnhono GU. LiNSl lliR Market Street. CITY.
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HUCTIO SALE.

A GOOD INVESTMENT,
IA Ono OF tho many pieces OF resi- estate to
bu sold on Saturday next. February l6. there il
none mora desirable than that OF No. Q Kentucky
street, with two houses on It, Il fiveroomcd and
n three. u1nrd house In rear. Persons seeking
for investment WILL do well 10 look after this
property, as II IS a sure go aud no postpoucmcnL
II will be sold Mt the front door Of the court
house. Saturday. February 10, at 10 O'Clock a n.
Terms 10 suit purchaser.
fell J. C. HERVEl, kurtInnecr
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E%vERrh'DY 10 drinking alo now
bost winter drink.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Zeal Estatc Agent. Collector. Notary Public an |
fensIou Attorney, No. 1912 Market street
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.
The firm Of Kurncr & Chew was dissolved Sen.
tcmocr II: 1891; Ross 7. Chew bought George +.
kurners Interest. aud continues the business In
the ;iTm name OF Ross 7. Chew. employing an
ENTIRE NEW FORCE OF rArEE.NASGERS AND
rAiSfEiS OSS T. CHEW,
jalj-TAS 80 Twelfth Street
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No. IS Thlrty-frs street
Martins Ferry property adjoining c. & r
passenger depot, saloon and dwelling,
Real estate OF every description.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery makes
pure, rich blood, and to gain in blood is
nearly always to gain in 70h0lesonle flesh up
to the healthy standard.
Every one should have a certain surplus
of flesh to meet the emergencies of sick
ness to resist the attack of consumption,
grip, malaria and fevers. Thin blooded
people are always getting sick and none of
the organs of the body can get along with
out the food they require for work, which is,
pU7e blood. To gain and to keep strength
and flesh is the secret of health, usefulness
and happiness. With new blood and re-
freshed nerves confident feeling of return
ing health comes also.
Nervous manifestations, such as Sleep
lessness, nervous debility and nervous
prostration are in nine cases out of ten the
cry of the starved nerves for food" If you
feed the nerves on pure rich blood the
nervous symptoms will cease. 1t is bad
practice to put the nerves to sleep with So
called celery mixtures, coca compounds or
malt extracts what is needed is a blood
maker. The Discovery" is composed of
vegetable ingredients which have an es-
pecial effect upon the stomach, liver, and
blood making glands. For the cure of
dyspepsia, indigestion, liver complaint,
weakened vitality, and for puny, pale peo-
pie, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry cannot be equaled. Thousands have
testified to its merits,
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds in fee have been recorded as fol-
lows District OF Columbia 10 Allen c.
Clark, sub lot %, square So, S3.22. Same
TO same. lot /, square east OF Co., S3.G2.
Same to same, lots and >, square ,l2T,
S4.46. Same to same, lots /, 2, 9, 10;
/ / and IL, square 1,134, 30 Same to
same, lot 5, square c, Reno S1I6. Same
TO same, lot 80, square ., Reno, S2.61.
Same to same, lots . and 3, square 6, Reno.
S2.32 Same TO same, lots = tu 20,
square s, Reno, $3.72. Same to same,
lots and 6, square 10, Reno $2.32.
Same to same, lots : and Is, square ! ..
Reno, S2.32. Same to same, lot
,, square Il. Reno, S1.16. Same
to same, lots 10 and II, square 10,
Reno, Si.24. Same TO same, lots Q to %,
square 16, Reno, $4G4. James j. Nc
Caffery to Tie Washington and Great Fails
Electric Railway Company. part of Green
Springs, county, SO. Richard Z. Parker
TO Susan j. Buckler lot 81, square 1872,
$3.50. Job Barnard and others to Henry
:. McGlue, part of lots "a, 90 ana 2T. squa re
107, and part of lot 9, square 1877, $4.3T0.
George f. Fleming and William d. Hoover
to Henry Hurt, lot 81. Gibbs subdivision,
squa re 020, S2.725. Augustus Z. L.
SchwieriUg to Lawrence NJ. Greene, part of
lot ., Seniors subdivision, Moore's va
cancy, SO. Jane Nicholas DeCoursey and
others to Charlotte G. Rook, lot 43. McRac's
subdivision. square 1877, $6, 800. Ida H NJ
'Spliedt to Sarah i. McNaDty, part of lot s,
square 9f2, SO. District of Columbia to
VILLAIN II. Baden, lot "a, square $50,
$40.S5. Same TO same, part OF lot p.
square $50, $4.G6. Same to same. Sublots
96and97 ,square70, S7.29 n S. JohnsontC
Rosina NJ. Parnell. lots 10, 16 and 20.
block 6, South Brookland, $40. Jas. W.
Taylor to Wm. II. Taylor, part of lot .,
Shannon's subdivision, Chichester, $40
Frederick Dictz TO Leon Tobriner, lot s,
| square 662, $4,000. VIM. H. Taylor To
Margaret j. Taylor, part of lot ., Shan
mons subdivision, Chichester, SO. Sarah
Allen TO 4 lonzu c. Barnett lot 4, section 8,
| Barry Farm, SO. Mary E. Stott To the Dis
| trict of Columbia, lots l to 6, block Z,
Chillum Castle Manor, 50, ,629.5O. Leon
TObriner to Maria Dietz, lot 6, square 662,
! $4,000. Columbus l. King to Oracle f.
| Taylor, lot 8, Perham's 5 subdivision, square
| 565, SO. Oracle E. Taylor to Walter r
Wilcox and Walter Hieston, same prop.
erty, $3.50.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Story Of The Capture Of Or. Frak8r,
the Big Insurance Fraud.
DETAILS OF THE CONSPIRACY
when They Are Made Public Num-
ber of Prominent Men VIII BE
I'm icutrd The Travelling Man
Decuyei IT Witness To HOBerly and
Had Him Arrested d-C Company Acted.

St Louis, Sept III. 5. Hackley, one
OF the best known drummers in the United
States, whose business address is Louis
vile, Ky. and who.2 reside nee is Moberly,
Mo, is the man who outStrlpped the best
detective talent II turning up the Zig
life Insurance swindler, FRAZER. Mr..
Hacklcy arrived in ST. Louis to-day. In
speaking OF the case he said:
"Onc or the most important witnesses
is dead lie was drowned j IL Kansas on Au-
gust -, the day after the insura nee com
panics paid the money over to ]. f. Lincoln
for the Fraker estate under order of court.
ana the other o ne is now in iaIl atSpringcr,
Y NJ, awaiting trial for burglary.
BAD MEN IN IT
The first man was drow ned under the
name or Phillips. have excellent rea-
sons for believing, however that his name
was Jim Triplett Trplett, George
Harry. who is nowin MEXICAN Jail charged
with burglary, ana an old negro. who has
since died, We're with Fraker when he was
supposed to have been drowned.
II came to the conclusion that George
Harry was the only one with knowledge or
the affair from whom | could force def
mite and conclusive information so l
began TO track him. After treating him
! deCoyed him 10 Moberly and without
letting him know that l had anything to
do with it ! had the marshal or the town,
who is a friend of mine, arrest him for
carrying concealed weapons.
After he had been in the lookup day
without knowing definitely what charge
would be lodged against him l called on
him. He recognized me at once and after
an hours conversation ! got from him
not only all the details OF the conspiracy
OF the Fraker swindle on the insurance
companies, but also the exact location
of the doctors hiding place iii the woods
OF Minnesota
TOLD THE COMPANY
Then ! hurried to Topeka, Kan, and
told the officers of the Kansas Mutual Life
Insurance Company all l knew Fraker's
arrest soon followed. and that is all l will
say about the matter at present"
Further than this Hackey would say
nothing That feature of the story which
Mr.. Hackley refuses to discuss is pronounced
by others who have given the case close
attention from the start, and who have
inkings Of what it is, as the most SenSa-
the conspiracy.
II is hinted that in il are involved the
names of two or three prominent citizens
OF Missouri who, if mentioned, would
shock the State
The morning times., 1895-09-05
WATCHING THE CHINESE.
Atlanta Exposition May Afford Many
"A Chance TO Slip in.

Atlanta Exposition May Afford Many
"A Chance TO Slip in.
The Treasury Department is advised Of
the arrival yesterday at Victoria, B c., of
the steamship Empress of China, having
on board 2O6 Chinamen, who, it is alleged,
are on the way to the Atlanta Exposition.
These Cinnamon, it is stated. will come
via the Canadian Pacific railroad and in
tend 10 enter the United States at Ogdens-
burg New York, and thence proceed to
Atlanta, where they allcge they are TO be
employed 10y exhibitors Of Chinese goods
and wares.
Under the act of Congress authorizing the
Atlanta exhibition, ii is provided that the
Chinese restriction act shall not be con
strued TO prevent any foreign exhibitor
from bringing INTO the United States under
contract such mechanics or natives as they
may deem necessary for installing or con.
ducting their exhibits.
Treasury Officials anticipate that under
this liberal provision OF the law many Chi.
ncse with no connection with the Atlanta
Exposition, either present or prospective,
viii attempt 10 enter this country. and to
prevent fraud, instructions have been sent
10 observe extra precautions i'm examining
an Chinese who present themselves for ad-
miss ion
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Absolutely Painless Dentistry.
1NJUNcrIoN AGAINST A SALE.
william Richards Restrained From
nI.rn.tnr NJ I.nrtnin Iprnnnrtx

william Richards Restrained From
Disposing of Certain Property.
Judge Cox Yesterday afternoon granted
q temporary restraining order To James T.
Summers, preventing william A. Richards
from selling at public auction property be-
longing to othe petitioner. Thcproperty was
20 have been offered Tor sale at 4 30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, but he answer nf the
defendant is now made returnable on Sep
tembeU IL.
Mr.. Summers, 10y his attorney, Mr.. Al
bert Sillers, stated that he had been a dealer
in sand and gravel for the past six years.
To carry on his business he had two tug
boats, Scows. hnisting engines and der
rick worth in the aggregate $50, 900.
The petitioner executed a deed OF trust
on April 27 last To Mr. Richards to secure
a promisSory note Of SI3.O7O The loan
was made for the purpose of relieving Ger
tain creditors of Mr. Summers.
Richards, iU was stated, has discharged
competent men and replaced them with in
competent hands, who have not success
fully completed work contracted for. Final
ly. on August 2l, Richards discharged all
OF themen and advertised the property men
1921 and 1893 New Jersey avenue south
east, for SaleaJ public auction.
The petitioner also requests The appoint.
ment OF a receiver
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