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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; effectuilly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it IS perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SO cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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STATE OF VERMONT. In PROBATE Court heia al
HARTFORD District IS Woodstock within ana for
said District on the 18th day Of June A. Dleso.

STATE OF VERMONT l In PROBATE Court held a.
HARTFORD DlsTRICT IS Woodstock witn'n o anu 'of
said District on the 18th day Of June A; D'ioso'
Present. Hon. r. o. SeaYer, Judge.
Hollis E. Towards estate, Royalton. lnles'a ~ e.,
Whereas Minnie H. Howard, Administrative OF ~
estate of Hollis b. Howard, late Of Ryaiton 10 sa,a
District deceased has presented to isaid Gor. ~
petition in writing, making application ior ucens1 W
sell certain real estate of which said Hollis Ell
died seized and possessed. situate 10 TINS oais' NJ
scrbed as follows: The h0mef ead farm III s ~
Royaton wherein said intes'ate was residlng at t5s
time of his DEATH representing that such sale wou'u
be beneficial to TIE heirs OF said inttsiate ana ~"
persons concerned In said estate. ~,
Ihereupon the Court appoints the 0tn day ~ "ay
A. d. 1885, as the time and the Probate onSe AZ.
Woodstock aforesaid as place hearing ana ue
cson said application and orders thai no.ce ~
ad application be given to all persons 40
said estate the reason for the same, ana VIZ .,, c
and place fhearing by publishing three weens ,
cessivey inthe Whekiyer Herald newspaper pun u
lshed at Royaton in this State, which ci9 ,.
lhe neghborhood of those interested a whlc y y,
LEGATIONS shall be previous said tune OF nearin
acopy of the record of this order. that they may
pear before said Court and be heard In the "a
s ssld application. II they see cause
True record, Attest, p.r,s or
rne copy Of record ,....a
1888 Attest. T.O.SEAvER. JUDGE
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Estate of John Morton.

The undersigned, having been appointed BY theHon
Probate Court for the district OF Randolph C0mmis,
soners to receive examine. and adjust all CLAIMS am
demands of all persons against the estate OF Ionn
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
aiye notice that we will meet for the purposes afors
said at the Office OF w. II Nichols in Randolph
on the 9Th day VI July N, .
next from O'Clock p. m. III Y, :
O'Clock P. NJ. on said day. and that SIX monlnf
from thesllth day of June, A. D. 1885 the time lin
e1 by said Court for said creditors 10 present tne
claims to us for examination and allo vance. Dated
q Randolph this llth day of June. A. ID. 1870.
iiS JAMES HUTGhiNSQN Commissioners.
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East Barnard.

FL. Graves is in Barre attending the
races.
The rain on Friday and Saturday was
very welcome.
Mrs. L. H. Goodrich returned to Ran
dolph Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman are stopping at
Herman Aliens.
Horace Baker and family spent Sunday
with relatives here.
VIM. H. Goff has been spending few
DAYS at Mrs. G. A. Mlller's.
Charles Whitcomb's sister and her fam
lily made him short visit last week.
Clara Whitman OF Taftsville spent few
days at 8. H. Aliens the last OF the past
week.
Miss Young resumes her labors in
school this week, which she was enforced
to leave week on account OF sickness.
Benton Lamb came near being drowned
in the mill pond one night last week, bu'
he was saved by the timely aid OF young
man who was near
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The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District of Hartford Com
nissoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons aPainst The estate o.
Emma L. Kldder late of Rochester In said Dist.
deceased and all claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
Aforesaid at 4. II. Edgertons office
on the M day Of July and ID day Of October next
from o'clock pm unfit O'Clock, p m, each Of said
DAYS and that six months from the 9th day OF Juae
d. 1895 is the lime limited bv said Court for said
creditors 10 present their claims to us Tor examina'
ton aud allowance. on,
Dated at Rochester this 9TH day OF June. A. D.lSsb
G. =. HARVEY Com
1882 j. R.TUIPER ,missioners
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Estate Of VIM. L. yinton.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF ADDISON
Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust an
claims and demands of all persons against tle estate
of3Wliam L. Vim 0 y, late of Granville In said
Dist, deceasedand ali claims In offset
give notice that we will meet for the purposes aiore
sad. at the dwelling house of J.A.Vinton on tle i9ti
day ol]uly and 18th day OF October next from ~
o'clock a. III until O'Clock, p. NJ
on each of SAID days and that six months from the
18th day Of June, A. D., 1895 is the time limited by
to us for examination and allowance, Dated al
Granville this 18th day of June, A. d. 1880.
llS3 H. HAYES nlissi0ners.
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Hartford.

Dana Chase spent Sunday in Town. !.
Ms. Bishop Of Boston is the guest 81
Mrs Samuel Pingree. ~
Miss Bunker OF Maine is staying al 'no
home OF Mrs. John Bugbee.
Mrs. Steele has 50 raj : l eco ont
her illness as to be able TO rae ou'' A.
baby guest arrived at the home OF Mr'
ond Ma. Melvin Reynolds last week.
Mrs Iewman Jtidd will return to ner
home in Stanford the first Of the week.
mr.. HAYES moved his family to te ne
NJ IN North Main street the last OF tne
week. .w povd are the
.a INV nossessors OF baby boy, born last
Thursday. oddress on
the Y. M. c. A. work in the church 0un
uI Miss Jennie sprapue and Mrs: Sherman
will 90 as delegates to the Christian In
deavor Union In Boston.
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received hearty congratulations from
their many friends. In the evening, the
claims of "auld acquaintance" were re-
mem bered aud thsrs vas pleasant gath
erinz OF alumni, students and residents
which made a fitting conclusion to the
program OF the week.
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Whippie's to that OF j. n Clouds in Royalton. my
wife Josephine whitney, refusing to go with me-
forbid anyone harb0ring her at my expense ana
shail pay no debts OF her contract ng after this
date South Royalton, VT, June 24th 1872.
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LOOK HERE!

:, II will pay you to go to N. G. dreenes
i lor Hoods, Ayers, Dana's, Green Mo a,no
Gl and Gold Medal SarsapariiIa, as
Celery Compound and Greene's Nervuras
% Pearl ST., West Randolph.
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Ohituary.

nied Of her home in Brookfield, June
la Retsev williamson Fisk. Mrs. Fisk
was horn in Cornwall, May 18th, 1911. She
was the daughter OF Abraham and Rhoda
Williamson, and OF the family OF eleven
brothers and sisters but one survives her
Mrs. Emily Douglass OF Middlebury'
She married Aaron A. Fisk OF Northneid,
January 23d, 1888, and removed to hox-
bury where they lived until 1874, when
they returned to Cornwall ana renamed
there until 1855, removing then TO bro o..
field. Her husband died January %, le4'
since which time she has lived with her
son. CLAYTON B. Fisk, who with Mrs. H. r
Abbott OF East RoxDury, were her only
children. For many years she had neen
an invalid, suffering with peculiar anec-
tion OF the heart which made her at times
4 great sufferer, combining her Tor several
wears CLOSELY to her home and Tor the last
fonr months to her led. Though patient
on fferer. she longed for release. A loving
mother. a kind and obliging neighbor, she
will long be remembered by large circle
az relatives and friends and especially 10
that home where she had lived 90 iong
and where loving hands SO kinoly mlnls-
tered to her wants in her last sickness.
The funeral was attended June so at nel
home, the services being conaucIeu us
Rev. u. II MOTbSs nC sSAe, =
Viii 1 and the hymns were Of her own
selection. The following lines were lei'
with the family by friend after the ser
vices .nr,
Come and the world to go on as before
Gone with smile from the home she iovea,
Near faithful heart, to come back nevermore'
o sad nevermore
uome ia not home, mother is not there.
Dark is her room, empty her chair;
Angels have taken her from our care
Lifted her over the stair
Thorny Outlines the way that she tr9S' snod
VIZ stIli with the sandals Of faith brightly shoo'
r,tmhad he the steps to the portals OF Goa,
Holding the hand OF her Lord
viii, she forget the ones caressed, 49, ,reast
went over. laughed over. hushed on ner 0reas''
VIII VIII her glad iullabies, into sweet rest,
| Chdhood's innocent rest? go.
your hands n;r on re your
r"I Nave we loved you, but loved you pes''
Dear heart, He's given you rest
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Notice..

Whereas nv WIFE Lillian Gotta. has lei my ~ y,
sud BOARD without just cause or nv
,oroid all persons harboring or trusting ner VI s
account as shall pay no debts of her contrs 10.
ll8i '"'e e"e'ee" LEWIS CJTA.
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N A
STATE u LucAs COUNTY,
ur.uvI CHENEY makes oath that ne
i tbe senior partner Of the firm Of r. :,
r q & Co, doing business in me cry
~ Toledo. county end state aforesaid ana q
thai said firm will pay the sum OF ONI
HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacn anu evV ~
case Of Catarrh that cannot De cureo W
tsso nae 10 Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Sne u'0 = FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrioeo IN
nv nresence this 9th day OF December A..
D., 1886. NJ o1EAsGN
(-- a. W.
Notary Public.
,uol,,s Catarrh Cure is taken internally
ond acts directly on the blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system. Send for testimo'
malls, free. ,ry a RI To,edo n.
MTSold by druggists, zoe.
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BI1CKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-The
best salye in the world for cuts, bruises; sores,
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. cnappoo
hands, chlblains, corns and all SKIN e rsprsS
r. "a Guaranteed to give full satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price Is cents pc rbox.
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Weak
Kidneys

This is a common trouble
resulting in the disease called
Incontinence of Urine. Bed wet
ting occurs more often in chill
dren than adults, and is an indi-
cation of Kidney arrangement.
Prompt action will remedy the
annoying weakness.
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Many have testified to the fact that Or
Glidden's Rheumatic. Cure Will cure hheu'
matism. For sale at Morton's drug store.
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wherever you CO. carry Readings aussa o other
VIII yo II Instantly takes smart and pain from
ali cuts bruises sprains, bites stlngs, cures
~ a,ds sores. skin diseases, etc. heais anu ou'o'
S.'iahIr. all druggists; 25 cents.
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Buker's Kidney Pills

are a positive cure for this
trouble. They are safe and
certain specific and we know OF
instances where one or two pills
have righted the trouble.
Send for our book on Weak
Kidneys, Backache and Kidney
troubles-it's free. Pills cost SO
cents at the druggists.
Buksy PHI Co., Bangor, Me.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
Randolph DISTRICT as Randolph within and for
said district on the 25 day Of June, A. 1888 An In.
strument with codicil purportng to be the last viii
aud testament of Joel Hersey late Of Clelsea. IN
said district deceased, being presented BY Frank ,.
Porter. the executor therein named for Probate,
II is ordered by said Court that all persons concern
ed therein be notified to appear at session Thereon,
on the 18Th day OF July. A. D.. 1895: and show
cause II any they have, against the probate OF sad
Will; for which purpose ills further ordered that
u copy Of the record oH
this order beu)Is he'd three weeks successfully IN
the Herald and News, q newspaper printed ~ KAN
d0lph In this State previous TO SAID time OF nearing
lIH wy WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT, Z In PROBATE Court holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT sst at Randolph in and
for said district the 10Th day Of June,A p 1870
An Instrument purporting To be the last VIII ana
Testament OF ElzabethW. Sprague, late OF Brookheld
In said Dist deceased being presented 10 the court by
John X Sprague, the executor therein named, Tor
Probate tits ordered BY said court
that ali persons concerned therein be notified to APP
pear at session. OF said court TO he held at he Pro-
bate Office in Randolph on the I'd day oJuly A. u:
1896, and show cause II any they may have against
the Probate Of said Will; for which purpose tits fur
her ordered that acopy OF the record of this order
and News printed at Randolph previous to said
time appointed for hearing. BY the Court Attest,
1882 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
The evening world., 1895-01-03
WAS COOK MURDERED7
Three Men HELD without Bail to
Await the Copouep


Police Capt. Delaney, Of the Charles
street station, to-day arraigned three
prisoners before Justice Taintor in JEFF
ferson Market Court, under the suspicion
OF having caused the death OF George
Cook. laborer. on New Years night
or early the following morning.
The names OF the men thus accused
are Owen Brady. a bartender, twenty
four years old. and Samuel Connolly,
thirty-nine years old, and Robert Smith,
twenty-five years old, both laborers. The
police are also looking for three women
and two men who were in the company
life. '
Justice Taintor, at the request Of Capt.
Delaney. remande the prisoners In the
iatters custody until tomorrow after
would not hear Of 1t
George Cook. the dead man, was
torty-fve years old. and resided with
home on New Years. Eve s.fsnt snd The he next ,e.t
morning At s.45 o'clock his dead body
was found sitting upright on the stoop
Of the house at 34s West Twelfth street.
Blood was trickling from his ears. and
his hair was matted with blood.
Capt. Delaney's men reported the case
70 the Coroners' office. with instruc-
lieved that Cook had been clubbed, or
That there was bullet in his head.
The result Of the autopsy will be made
public this afternoon,
The evening world., 1895-01-03

Jerome Sides with Parkhurst.
~. Travers Jerome. who. with Frank
NOES, was associate counsel with Mr.
Con to the Lexow Investigating Com
mittee, has pronounced himself In favor
or Pr. Parkhurst's plan for the reorgan-
Nation n. OF the police force Of this city.
MI. Jerome refuses, however, to say
whether ne approves Of the reverend
Ing Supt. Byrnes out Of II.
II think DR.: Parkhurst's IDEAS in
connection with the Police Department
both practicable and feasible" said he.
The appointment of duly qualified
commissioners to execute such plans
Is both wise and proper. They will
have lots of work before. them. but
with the cooperation Of all good citi-
zen! Gems their task should not be q dim.
Mr.. Jerome maintains .. rigid silence
with regard TO DR.. Parkhurst's criti-
cisms Of the Lexow Committee and Its
handling Of Supt. .Byrnes. He believes
that Mr.. Goff made every effort to ex-
tract from the Superintendent every
thing Of value to the Committee, and
ridleules the story that there was an
understanding between Byrnes and the
Senators.
The evening world., 1895-01-03
FOR 7HB NEW YEAR
TURN OVER
4 new LEAF
AND GET YOURSELF
A new FACE,

EASIER THAN YOU THINK Pro NOSES,
INDICATING IRRITABLE. "sCRAPPY," PUG-
NAcioUs DISPOSITIONS. THOSE QUICK TO
TAKE oFFENsE CHANGED To AoUILrNE.
NATURAL TO PERSONS OF SWEET. PREPos-
sEsslNG DISPOSITIONS. so ALSO WE FIX
UP FLAT OR BROKEN NOSES. PROJECTING
EARS. PRoTRuDINo LIPS. PUT IN PRETTY
DIMPLEs AND REMOVE ALL SORTS OF
you A NEW FACE.
YOUR DISPOSITION DEFENDS ON YOUR
SELF. WE CAN'T CHANGE THAT. We MAKE
you LOOK WELL. THEN YOU HAVE ONLY TO
TURN OVER NEW LEAF AND BE GOOD.
OUR lSoPAGE BOOK ON DERMATOLOGY
AND BEArIY TELLS ALL ABOUT IT. SENT
TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF l0C.
The evening world., 1895-01-03
East Side,

East Stoe.
| IRVING PLACE. H-Large furnished rooms, IS,
s.: small rooms, $50; house heated references.
IRVING PLACE 23-Large. nicely furnished
looms. with extension. nrst floor.
| IRVING PLACE, %. near Union square-Largs
q small furnished rooms; hall room t2bo
LEWIS ST, 8, near Grand-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. y: 81: hall room, 81.
LEXINGTON AVE, 36l. near Grand Central
Elegantly furnished room. excellent cuisine
Doctors back paror
LEXINGTON AVE. n4-D.sir.bis, nicely fur-
nirhei large room. with all conveniences. reA-
sonAble
LEXINGTON AVE. b4-very desirable front
rooms; sunny. heated; bath, &C. reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, bS near cath st-Niceiy fur
nished large d small warm rooms: gertensn.
STANTON ST, s7-Furnished front room, married
couple or gentlemen: privilege Of kitchen.
SUFFOLK ST. 20. near Grand-IarEe hall room.
furnished. for one, Sl,5oi private house.
2D AVE. 1913. corner lea st-Nics warm room
for gentleman; rent Il. Is. Bioora's bell.
I'D AVE. as2 near 10Th St large furnished
rooms light housekeeping. separate or together;
private family.
Sd AVE. SAS-Psrior. other rooms; heated. bath
private hall; l Eight: gentlemen. Hedemark
Sd AVE, sO-HaIdsone front room, reasona b e t;
gentlemen or ladies; first aoor. others. 81. 25.
Sd AVE, 2s2--2 neatly furnished rooms. Ist floor :
heat. gas; also small rooms; for gentlemen.
3D AVE. 4ol-Large small front rooms: heated
gas. bath 50 so. S. White.
Sd AVE. 20cO-Two rooms for housekeeping, bath.
49,, q Ia 80 "a -'
ho' q eo'a Na'ei, "a 'V "ee"' ------------
s'n Az ~, .'IV .urn'nnea rooms. running
,.nnt, h"' '~'' 'o' "su' h'ussAeep'hs
'eAS"n"o'e
9TH ST. a E,-Lsrgs small sunny front
-. ~
Tor pen,1sm,n or han.st .snIns. x,. ha,h 'hea'
" " u.s. ''
liTH ST. 81 E. near Broadway-Redecorated
hieeV furnishea rooms H'zo TO - weekly
18TH sT, 2l2. near Sd ave Large 4 small
rooms, "a no0r. with or without board; reason-
able
18th ST, 3l6 E.-Nicely furnished large 4 ANAL
roJms; heated house prices moderate.
i'ih 81 ils 4. VChion sausrel-front parlor.
20 housekeepihsi sd moor w. single. 'l5O'
l'LH ST. l'S E,-Furnished rooms for house
Asep'hs' also moor
18TH ST l.5 E-I.rys a suau, .nnny. ,r,
ming water; -. $3.50; gentlemen. Noble.
nth ST. li5 f Front. sunny rooms connect.
ing or single: gas bath: reasnnahe Canon
,.TIT CT 81. = .,,o ,,,r,.tI.- ,o,,..,...-
inc farnisb.s ,ran, rnan q. Sa i'eHt ~
The evening world., 1895-01-03
FIVE HURT IN THE CRASH.
Reading Trains Collide Just Below
Germantown,

Reading Trains Collide Just Below
Germantown.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. S.-Five per-
sons were injured In a railroad wreck
which occurred early this morning on
the Philadelphia and Reading road a
short distance below Germantown. The
injured are: c. w. Fell. brakeman, con-
fusion OF shoulder: H. OGrady, cut
about the head with flying glass, ana II.
Snyder, police sergeant, Of Red Fern !:
all of whom were able to 60 to their
homes.
The collision was between outward
passenger train No. 1S1 and train No
S for Philadelphia Both engines were
badly smashed and two of the front cars
OF the down train were completely
wrecked. Both engineers escaped BY
jumping. The train collided at the Mil
street bridge, where the switch had not
been correctly turned. The switchmsn
was standing In front Of his box and
says he thought the switch was ali
right.
The evening world., 1895-01-03
One Disorderly House aaided.

Flora Hayes Of s, Bayard street. was held
for trial by Justice Burke. In the Essex Market
PoiIco Court. to-day for keeping an alleged dis
orderly house and violating the Excise law. The
"lara WAS ralded last night by Capt. Cortrght
u ,he Eldriig, street station, on evidence OBJ
tAined by Garcia Diamond and Paul Miller. Da-
mond said that Tor fourteen years he as
s'stant superintendent Of the Ch!ldren's Aid So
ce,y. Since leaving there he had done other
work. In the raid last night Capt Cortr ght
captured eight inmates, consisting OF two women
and SIX men. The men were discharged and the
women hned IS each.
The evening world., 1895-01-03

"My daughter was
0rst attacked with
pn Q um onia and
pleurisy In very
bad form and was
then taken with o
very bad cough.
which kept grow;
ing worse and
worse. until enal-
iy II seemed -
though she had
consumption very
bad. The physicians
prescribed Cod liv-
or oil, but TO no
benefit. ] procured
two bottles OF DR..
pierc0'O Olden
The evening world., 1895-01-03
THE ONWARD uaARcH

NJ ConSumption d stopped short by DR.:
Pisroe's Golden Medical Discovery. II
YOU haven't waited beyond reason, there's
complete cure. In scrofulous conditions
of tie blood which invite Consumption;
this medicine is specific.
Mrs. SARAH 8. sNsED, Of Clio, Iredsu Co..
The evening world., 1895-01-03
CANNOT SUE FOR ART WORKS,
Dealer HeGGer's Plea Denied b,
Justice Andrews.


Frank Hegger. an art dealer. applied
to Justice Andrews In Supreme Court,
Chambers. to-day for leave to bring
suit against Henry de Forrest Weeks.
Of IS Wall street. as the Committee in
charge OF the affairs Of Leonard Forbes
Beckwith. a prominent club and society
man. who was adjudged insane Nov. q.
1893.
Hegger alleges that in August. 1893,
Beckwith purchased books, pictures and
frames OF tho value of 81, 66A. SO from him
for which he has never been paid.
Mr.. Weeks in answer said that Mr..
Beckwtth's affairs were very much In
volved and II was a question if the
estate was solvent: that the claim Of
Mr.. Hegger had not been rejected and
would be passed ON In due course Of
time.
Justice Andrews denied Hegger's mo-
tion for leave to sue. but said II could
be renewed at . later date II the claim
was rejected.
The evening world., 1895-01-03
Too Persistent . Beggsr.

Carl Fisher seventy years old. Of % Cherry
street. vas sentenced 70 the island sor one month
by Justice Burke. In the Esssx Market Police
Court. to-day He was arrested for soliciting aims
At the T. station = Grand street and Bowsry
last night and abusing people who refused to
give him money.
The evening world., 1895-01-03

Som curiosity 10 felt a. to whether the regular
annual dinner Of New York's Police Captains
Will b held this year. Last JanuAry's banquet
was the thirteenth. and. owing. perhaps, to that
uniucky number. several OF last years diners are
no longer eligible for admission. while Q cloud
Las settled ever many Of the others
The evening world., 1895-01-03
To Dance for Charity.

The Ladies' Fusl and Ala Society will give an
entertainment and ball this evening At Terrace
Gardan Tho entertainment 10 under the man.
assment OF Mr.. l. Simon. The talent will In
ciude Louis Mann. the Comedian Tiddiswink
the pocket edition Of the late Pat Rooney: Dan
W. Quinn, Comedian; Anna Nay AArA dancer,
and Lonsy In oomicslitisa.
The evening world., 1895-01-03
Armory Gets . Clock.

Tiffany 4 Co. have offered to present . hns
electric clock for the Twentysecond Regiment
Armory, which will be visible from the Elevated
road, and which will have q dial on the inside Of
the building In the drill room.