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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-09
Before tho Mayor.

Thomas Mulherin, giving his resi-
dence as Scranton, was before the
mayor yesterday charged with the lar
ceny Of two hats. He had been en-
pioysd ct McDonaid'S livery ana alb
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Topic cards for the next six months
printed in good style at low prices. II you
contemplate an excursion or festival this
summer. It will pay you to consult us
about printing posters. circulars. tickets.
etc. The Tribune.
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GORED TO DEATH.
n. M. McQuon, q Wealthy Citizen of
Oquawka, Ill.,. Found Dead.

OQuaWka. IT., Found Dead.
Oquawka, ILL.,, Aug. S.-H. M. Nc
Qoun, one of the weaithiest citizens Of
Henderson county, was found dead in
his pasture near Biggsville today.
His clothes were torn completely off
his body and he was terribly bruised
and crushed. 1t is supposed a bull in
the field did the deed, although the
brute was deliorned, McQoun was ~
years old and bachelor.
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pittstou Business Directory.

FOR FIRsT-CLAsS PLUMBING CALL
on Wright & Co., 81 South Main street
A new range for sale or exchange; also
secondhand household goods. bought or
sold
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PITTST0N.

Tribune has been opened by H. W. Cruiser,
agent. at No. 8 Williams street, where con-
tribution Of news. complaints Of monde
livery, orders for job work of all descrip-
tions. should be addressed and regular
subscriptions received. Advertising and
subscription rates cheerfully submitted.l
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For Sale.

For Sale.
S~|.~<~-/Sc>Ssc-cSS
LHOR SALE ECHEAP-LARGE HOUSE AND
II barn and one acre OF ground ut Dalton,
Pa. Address J. l.. Swartz Dalton, Pa. or H.
d. Swartz, 223 Spruce street, city.
COR sALE-NEw HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
II SMALL lot. Inquire for Van Auker, Bee.
mer's restaurant, Franklin avenue, Call to-
day.
L,OR SALE-AT REASONABLE FIGURES,
L lot Of Hoe & Co g iron pipe compost.
ton frames, single and double: also lot Of
Rocker cases. In pairs some extra depth. All
only slightly used and good as new. Address
inquiry to BUSINESS MANAGER The Trib.
une, Scranton, Pa.
VTHE HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEss OF
i fer their property on the west side Of
Adams avenue. between Pine and Gibson
streets, consisting Of five forty. foot lots, max.
ing frontage Of two hundred feet on Adams
avenue by one hundred and fifty feet In depth,
improved. with a large three story frame
house, Price. thirty thousand dollars
EZRA H. RIPPLE,
WILLIAM T. SMITH.
HENRY A. KNAPP,
Advisory Committee.
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N oney to Loan.

C1 0O0 5000 TO LOAN. X, TRIBUNE
SI, I,OUO office.
90 OOO $1,000 $500 AND OTHER SUMS
pA,OUV to loan. d. B. REPLOGLE, At.
torney, 4CS Spruce street.
C60O $500, $lOOD. $1,000 AND 5000 ON
QCOO, MORTGAGES. BROWN, Attorney,
$40 Spruce street.
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COLD EXPORTS Increase.
The Syndicate May Be Playing for a
Further Bond Issue.
STATE OF THE GOLD RESERVE
1t Is Now PerilOusly Near the $1OO.OOO.'
900 Line and May Do Drawn Below
It-Greenbacks HOardcd to BE
Exchanged for Gold.

Washington. Aug. 7-Within the past
fortnight nearly 100000 in gold has
been withdrawn from the treasury. The
bond syndicatesa week ago replaced $2,-
100000 of this by exchanging gold for
greenbacks, but has not since repeated
the performance. The treasury has Sc
cured considerable gold in ordinary
channels. still the reserve has been re-
duced in round numbers from $l07 7.5OO.-
600 to $1O4 1900. 900. This does not include
Si,O00.0OO In gold ordered withdrawn to-
day. The reserve therefore stands now,
to be exact, at $103, 46S. 1O4. 1t is antici-
withdrawn this week. leaving the re-
serve within $l.5OO.O0O Of 100000, 900.
When it falls to that point 1t could be
easily reduced below $100,00O,0O0.
AS they have always done when gold
Is withdrawn, treasury officials say
that the Withdrawals will soon cease
and be counterbalanced by imports
which are about due. There are sew
eral things initiating against gold i'm
ports. First. the balance of trade Is
now against the United States. The
new tariff law fosters imports and re-
duces exports. For several months the
imports have been exceeded by exports,
necessitating gold exports to pay bal
ances. There are thousands of tourists
abroad with large letters of credit,
which have to be met by American
banks with gold. The syndicate has
apparently taken its hands off. re-
gardless of it's implied contract to
maintain the reserve. and is permitting
thirgs to take their natural course,
which is for gold exports. The syndi-
cate maintains its rate of exchange so
high that 1t Is cheaper to export gold
than to purchase exchange. So strong
Is the export flow of gold that IL the
syndicate maintained the reserve its
profits would be eaten up. The combi-
nation being money-making and not
ellemosynary one. it declines to do so.
The job appears to have been too large
for 1t to manage.
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Help Wanted-Ma ale.
Hello Wantcd-FemaleS.


Hello Wanted-Fe males.
~'~~~~~~~>~~o>o~N~~>~>~~>~ "~-~'~~'"~'~er-'-~-
IN sALESLADIEs WANTED IMMEDI-
w ately. Apply at THE FAIR.
WIANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework; good wages. MRS. JOS.
A. MEARS, 23i South Main avenue
VX7ANTED-MIDDL WOMAN AS
w cook in hotel; suitable salary. Address,
with references Box lO6S Plymouth. Pa.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TWO ENER.
w getic saleswomen to represent us.
Guaranteed 50 q day without Interfering with
other duties. Healthful occupation. Write
for particulars, inclosing stamp. Mango Chem.
ical Company, No. 72 John street. New York.
For Rent.
NOR RENT - HOUSE, MODERN I'M.
II proycments, 02i Green Ridge: $1,000. In
qure +. E. NETTLETON, 1886 Washington
avenue.
EOR RENT-A LARGE. 4-sTORY BUILD.
II ing at l33 Franklin avenue; suitable for
wholesale business. CARSON & DAVIES,
Scranton.
EOR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE ON WEST
Il Lackawanna avenue. Address THOMAS
Z. EVANS, aear ll32 Luzerne, Hyde Park.
EOR RENT--NICELY FURNISHED HALL
Il suitable for lodge rooms. JOHN JER-
MYN, il0 wyoming ovenue.
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The Syndicatc's Scheme.

There 's undoubtedly boarding of
greenbacks to draw gold form the treas
ury Greenbacks are little in circula-
ton now, but national bank notes are.
The syndicate has probably been hoard
ing greenbacks to protect itself and get
gold. 1t has an option on bonds issued
before Oct. I. There may. therefore, be
systematic effort through it's agents
to so impair the reserve as to necessi-
tate another bond issue.
The treasury continues making a de-
ncit. aggregating for the fiscal year
$l3,772.57l75. four times as large as at
the corresponding period last year.
When expenses exceed receipts II fos-
ters gold shipments.
There VIII probably be large exporta-
tions or gold for a month. The re-
serve may fall to a dangerous figure.
probably considerably below 800, 900. .OOO
unless the syndicate changes its policy.
prevents gold exports and revenues in.
crease and gold comes from abroad
there Is grave danger Of another bond
issue unless the treasury chooses to let
the gold fall to level menacing the
maintenance Of the parity. In the
meantime Secretary Carlisle Is taking a
vacation on the great lakes.
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buSineSS OPPORTUNITY.
"ANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE HOUSE,
w Office manager with $500 to S60C: money
refunded from first sales: salary 500 and
commissions on sales; references exchanged.
Box 775, st. Louis.
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:io0. .KUETTEL, REAR sii LACxA-
wanna avenue, Scranton Pa. lnsuusac-
turor Of Wiro Screens.
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Agents Wanted.

Situations Wanted.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w man as janitor or night watchman; Rest
Of city references Address l.. Scranton. Pa.
DOsITION WANTED by EXPERIENCED
i salesman In dry goods; best referencer.
Address A. N. b., Tribune Office.
DOSITION WANTED-MAN WANTS PO.
L sitiOn as bookkeeper by month or day;
the same time for corresponding. Address G.
F., Tribune Office
CITUATION wANTED-TO 60 OUT BY
- the day for washing and ironing; washing
taken home, also Address 334 North Sumner
avenue, Hyde Park.
DRUGGIST, REGISTERED, WANTS PO.
~ sition IS clerk or manager: IL years ex'
perience; city or country. Address DRUGS.
care Scranton Tribune.
A WIDOW WITH TWO CHILDREN
"A wants . position as housekeeper. Call or
address " NJ, Sl6 Oswald court.
CITUATION wANTED-A COMPETENT
- woman. aged ~ years. wants situation as
housekeeper or some good position In re.
spectacle temperate mans family Address
n. A. BURCH, Dunmore, Pa
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A Game Of Bluff,

NO doubt the syndicate could stop
the expectation, OF gold and thus live
up TO their moral agreement with the
government to do all in their power TO
prevent Its expectation. But to do that
just now would involve selling of ex-
change at rate which would threaten
TO eat into the profits of the syndicate.
Tne truth Is, good deal of expos-
tutation and some sentiments which
might be characterized by stronger lam
guage are heard in Wall street because
OF the policy of those members of the
syndicate who control or try to control
the exchange market. The complaint
has been that there Is something of n
dog-in-the-manger disposition and that
sort Of Invisible club has been held
over the brokers. with the intimation
that 1t would be brought down with
severity upon their heads IL they re-
fused to buy exchange and perferred to
take gold from the treasury for export.
That moral threat did avail in Wall
street for long time and much Gu
riosity was displayed by those who
wondered whether It would avail to any
broker from getting gold from the
treasury. At least, one house, believing
that 1t was not so much of club as II
was bluff. had the temerity to tempt
fate. to decline to buy exchange, and
instead to take gold from the treasury.
After this house had done so and. it was
seen that the club did not fall others
who had been timorous followed the
example. so that now It seems to have
been made plain that 30 dire pun
ishment awaits those who choose this
course. or, as one of the greater bank
ers put It this morning. "They have
called and found that it was bluff
game"
Now the question which confronts
the syndicate. according to Wall street
authorities. Is this: Shall the rates for
exchange be so fixed upon as to make
It worth while for those who must
have either exchange or gold for export
to buy exchange? Il they are thus
fixed upon 1t seems probable that there
win be considerable lessening of the
profits which the syndicate will divide
on the 1st of Oct. or soon after.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13
GeneraI SOLO Oh DO aAme.

Frank Bonner. who was traded by
Baltimore 20 St. Louis refuses TO go TO
the latter placs He is nov In Wilkes
barre trying TO make a deal with the
local club Wilkesbsrre will pay 5000 for
his release, but St Louis viii not sell.
Gus weighing signed with the Louis
VILE club yesterday and may pitch one
game against the Phillies.
The Cleveland Club has made the best
showing Of the Western clubs in the
East.
Pitcher Hcdson has signed With Proyi
dence, OF the Eastern League. He
pitched his first game yesterday and lost.
w. b Whseler K. B. Taicott and
President freedman, Of New York. tried
to convince Frank De Hass Robson YES
terday that he ought TO accept 10000 toi
Burkett and Mexican. but the willy
Clevelander WAS obdurate.
The Rochester team will be strength
eusd by the addition of Catcher Berger,
Pitcher Mark Baldwin, Shortstop Tigh'
and a new second base nan
Referring TO the new coaching rules
Tom Tucker says: This lawn tennis
business is killing baseball.
Buck" Ewing suggests good scheme
i for tue selection OF an umpire when TN
regular man doesn't show up. Instead
having two players from the two team
oficiate which often results In trouble
he would have one Of the home player
act as umpire, the man to be selected b.
the captain Of the visiting club.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13
TELEeRAPHIc BRIEFS.

Frank Larrabee. who was shot by FL
mer Padgett at Pattersonville, n. T., Is
dead
David Cohen. out Of work and despond-
emit, jumped from the. Brooklyn bridge
and was picked up unhurt
Jerry Simpson has been forced to aban-
don his lecturing tour in covered wagon
across the country to Topeka on account
Of the rain.
Nine. Amelot. who murdered the Able
do Broglio, near Paris, will not be tried
for her crime, she having been officially
declared insane.
Gold is said 10 have been found IN pay
ing quantities at tho bottom Of the ocean
near the western end Of San Clomons is.
land. of tho coast Of California
It is reported that Miss Frances e. vii
lard. presidont of the Woman's Christian
Temperance uuion, is 70 he married II
the autumn to an Englishman OF wealth
and position.
The lower branch of the Connection
legislature. by vote of l2s 20 - vote'
not to concur with the senate in passinl
the pool bill allowing local option and l.
days racing on Connecticut tracks
w i. Sachtlehen. the cyclist who }
searching for Frank g. Lonz, has writtel
TO his parents that he has penetrated {
the heart of Armenia and has establishe
the fact that Lonz was murdered by out
law kurds.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13
sooIal and PeraonaI Notss.

Miss Florence E Perkins, Of this city,
ana Miss Mildred Wagner. OF New fofk,
are spending two weeks with Mrs. T. 4
Hildreth, at Cape May.
William Devaughn, Of West Chester,
was in this city yesterday.
Miss Sara Rumford Miss Bessie Clark
and Miss Clara Clark have returned from
a visit to friends ut Honey brook, Pa
Ex- Building Inspector Daniel Dohl
has returned from weeks visit In New
York city,
The commencement exercises Of VII
son College were held yesterday AZ
Cham bersburg, Pa. Among the gradu
ates we're Miss Grace Baird, OF this city
and Miss Alice Perry, Of Chesapeake
City.
William D. Wilkins, Of this city, spent
yesterday In Baltimore.
Rev William d. johnson, formerly OF
this city. and his daughters, Miss Mary
and Miss Fanny Johnson, were In this
city yesterday.
DR.. Sias c. Frederick has been to
Baltimore county Md, to attend th'
wedding Of q friend
Mrs. ] Bail Pierce is slowly recovering
from an attack of muscular rheumatism
Mrs. Wolf, of New York. is visiting
her sister, Mrs Joun G Hartman.
McKendree Downham. editor Of th
Midd'etown Transcript, WAS in Whining
ton to-day.
Harry Davis. of Elkton, Md, is j
town to day.
H B. Geust, Of F. Blumenthal Co
New York Office, was In town yesterday
Evening journal., 1895-06-13
EDwlN eouLp,s VIEWS.
lie Says Trade u Good, Crops Are Fine and
Manufactures Prospecting.

lie Says Trade u Good, Crops Are Fine and
Manufactures Prospering.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Edwin Gould,
the Young millionaire, left his coaching
party hero for few hours TO attend
Western Union directors meeting in Now
York Before going he talked to report
or about the business outlook.
"qhe situation in the southwest, said
Mr.. Gould, is very promising. l had
telegram from one OF the cotton states
this morning which informs me that trade
never looked better Crops are progress
ing finely. and the prospects for good
harvest arc exceptionally fair. The man
ufacturing concerns, l understand, are
also in a prosperous condition, and l find
little complaint from any railroad inter-
ests in that section.
Stooksf Well. they have been very
/ dull Of late. but the sales are increasing.
/ The general trade Of the country, and es-
pecially the farming interests, must be on
/ q firm basis before there is prosperity IN
the stock market. I am hopeful. however
/ Of an improvement In fact l may say,
1 see business getting better every day.
and / think before the summer Is over the
lato depression will be matter Of history
mo Ny brother George has no polit
| lcal dhplfhllOua- MS tnih Va lio -N'-''''
a candidate for governor Of New Jersey u
all nonsense. AS far as / know be hat
no political hopes whatever
The tallyho party will make the home
ward trip by coach, leaving here after
luncheon Friday. The route selected vii
be by the way OF Easton, Water Gap Nor
ristown. Tuxedo and Tarrytown, the part.
arriving in New York next Tuesday after
| ronn or in about four DAYS the same tim
as was occupied in the trip here.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13
IN transporting WORLD
News ofthe Local and National
Baseballists.
Aorlvs WILMINGTON wHEELMBN

Local Baseball Players to Co to Bsiti-
moro-Movement of some of the Semi
professionaIs-Great League Race SIN
Decidedly Interesting.
The New Yorks were beaten yesterday
by the Clevelands because Young out.
pitched German The none team labored
under handicsp caused by a severe
ioiury to Manager Doyle before the
game Their defeat, however, dad not
change their standing, for the Cncin
natls aud Phladelphiss we're prevented
from winning 0y bad weather. The
Brooklyns had things easy with St
Louis, aud pulled up Co within thirteen
pointa Of the Qdakers The B)stons
won on interesting game from the
Ch!csgos, who dropped into 9Th place,
the Clevelands moving up into third
notch by virtue OF BAltimore's defeat al
the hauds Of Plttsburg The scores.
Pittsburg, 8 Baltimore, /.
Brooklyn, 10; st Louis, S.
Boston, o; Chicago. ?
Cleveland, 8 New York, B
Philsdelphia. Louisville. wet grounds
Washington Cincinnati, rain.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13

There IL more Catarrh in this section OF the
country than an ofh-r diseases put together,
and until the last few years WAS supposed 20
be incurable. For a great many years doctors
pronounced 10 a local disease. and pre- crlbed
local remedies, and By constantly falling TO
cure with local treatment, PRONOUNCED II In
CONSTITUTIONAL disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hal Is Catarrh Cure
manufactured by Il j. Cheney n Co. To edo.
marked. III is taken internally in doses from
| ~ drops TO n teaspOOnful. It acts directly on
/ the blood and mucous surfaces OF the system
/ fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi.
/ monials. Address.
f. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
| ~ Sold by Druggists, loc.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13

NoAtn 0A inc AauAAA
Clements and Ward will play at Bat
terry Park, New Castle, on Saturday. II
Clements first name is "Jim,' aud
Wards is John Montgomery, they ought
to draw a big crowd on past records
Hayes has at last completed arrange
ments to play ball at New Castle, and
he is now on the batting order TO solve
the Camden A A pitchers delivery.
The Chester club will play the Rox
borough next Saturday afternoon
The Chester A. A team is after Vic
Clsrk, Of Dov-r, TO do its twirling
The Ridley Park boys have a good
team Of home players this season.
Chester has three good pitchers and
should give the Media team hard time
of IL this season.
The Namelsss, OF New Castle. want tc
play the Y. NJ. G. A on the Riverview
grounds.
Schultz formerly Of Rockford. is now
twirling for Chsdd's Ford. They lost
another game yesterday.
/ Park Athletic Club Is negotiating fol
a game with the Nameless at New Castle
next Saturday week.
Dover will probably reorganize within
the next fortnight. or IS soon as Alder
Richardson returns from abroad sn'
Victor Clark finishes his college exam
nations.
The Tigers baseball team, Of New Gas
tie, has organized for the season as fol
lows; T. Brldgewster. b. Stewart, p.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13

An attractive home wedding was that
OF Miss Mary E. Collins aud A. l.. Hood
Blake, which occurred at the home o.
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs David
Il Collins near Cherry HILL Nd , at noon
yesterday MSS Anna Collins, Of this
city, q small niece OF the bride and Miss
Mary Blake, Of Childs, a lisee Of the
groom, we're the flower girls. The cers-
mony was performed by Rev. g. P
Jones' pastor OF the VI. f Church at
Church Hill The bride wore a hand
some dark blue travelling gown and
carried bouquet Of roses. The flower
girls wore white frocks and carried big
punches of roses
Immediately following the ceremony g
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride. Only the relatives
were present, among whom were Robert
c. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. George Il
Collins. Miss Lizzie Collins and Mis-.
Anna Collins. of this city.
MT and Ms Blake went on trip Il
Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13

Only few copies left of Rand. Nc
Nally & o. 8 Encyclopedias aud Gazetteer,
which will be disposed OF al 81 25-which
is barely the cost OF manufacture. This
is a work OF 800 pages and is condensa-
ion of the Encyclopedias Britannica,
Chambers's Encyclopedias. etc, with the
addition Of much original matter treating
OF American subjects. 1t contains eighty
colored maps and 2. 00G engravings and is
the cheapest work ever offered in this
city Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13
THE PRINCETON TRAGEDY.
ohrs Death Casts Cioom over the Closing
Exercises.

Ohls Death Casts n Cionm over the Closing
Exercises.
PRINCETON y. j., juno l3.-The TO
mains of Frederick OIL the student who
was shot bv the negro Collins and who
died Yesterday, were tenderly lifted into
the express train last night by his class
mates. Some time before the departure OF
the train tic students gathered at the sta
ton and paid reverence to his memory by
silently. with uncovered heads, watching
over the body. Mr. OIL, father Of the
unfortunate student, received the sympa-
ehy of tho faculty and the students and
before leaving personally thanked all VINO
had givon him their assistance and SYM
pathy
Two OF Ohl's fellow students will ac-
company the body TO Newcastle, ia. The
four classes have passed resolutions as a
testimony of their esteem for tho decehs-
cd rare manly qualities.
County Physician Cantwoll' who per-
formed tho post mortem examination, re-
ported that Oil met his death from peri
/ tonitis. resulting from the wound In tho
| stomach. The preliminary hearing IN the
| case will he held on Saturday. The ooro'
ner has impanoed his jury from tho m
public spirited citizens in town. Sevo
| students who wero witnesses Of the shoot
| ing have boon subpmnaed and Will moi
leave for their homes until they have don't
all in their power to bring the murderer
to Justice Mr. Thorn pson, who Is Tn
most important witness, was called G.
Trenton by Downs the negro friend o
| Collins Downs said that Thompson
testimony is identical with his
DR. Denton stated that Coohran's con
dillon Is unchanged. His temperature j
a trne higher. however and ho complain
Of tenderness in his mouth Dr. Dentoi
further stated that the bullet bad not heoi
! found, and that there still exists posi-
bility OF its causing blood poisoning, d
which case Cochran's recovery would b
doubtful At present however ho npprl
bonds no such calamity.
Evening journal., 1895-06-13

T. Ford, SIS q Tobin. ID. j. Fleming,
% G. Matthews, 81 j. Becker, IL e.
White, c. J. Carlin, RI They would
like to hear from any team under IA
years OF age + Bridgewater, Box l46,
Is the manager.
Rockford will play its frst game away
from home on Saturday With the Clinton
Athletic Club team. Of Baltimore The
Wilmingtonians will take A strong
team.
The Sixth Street Baseball Club con
sists OF Morris, catcher; Matthews, first
base. j. Kaiser, second base; II Kaiser,
third base; Murphy. centre Geld Martin
pi cher; G rmly, right field; fourd, lefl
field
Evening journal., 1895-06-13

Judge Cooch, in the Probate Court,
gave a -half-hour's bearing to-day 70
the parties interested In the case Of
Elizabeth Meyer VS. Wilhelmina Freder
icks Lllburn Chandler Represented
Miss Meyer and Hoffeeker and Honecker
appeared for the defendant The plant
If seeks 80 secure possession Of the
estate OF Frederick Meyer She claims
to be the daughter Of his fest wife aud
that he married his second wife before
his first wife WAS dead. The judge
al burned the hearing for the purpose Of
taking further testimony.