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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

Mary L. Ford, by etc. Plaintiff.
VS..
A. J. Ford's Trustee and ais. Defendants.
and
Stewart II. Ford and Plaintiffs
VS.
A. J. Ford's Trustee and ais. .Defeadants.
and
Scott and wife plaintiffs,
vs..
McKildoe's Executor and ais, Defendants
In The Chancery Court OF tho city ~
Richmond
/ Charles W. Goddln. Clerk OF said
court. certify that the bond required 0r
the special commissioners by the decree
i'm said cause of November ~, 1896, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand. this 18th day u
March. 1896. CHAS. W. GODDlN.
H. 1fG,td Clerk
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THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1896,
SALE OF UN-

DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF UN-
Il REDEEMED PLEDGES AT VIRGINIA
LOAN OFFICE, 10 EAST BROAD
STREET.-By request OF ID. Strauss, pro-
prietor, / will sell on
SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1896,
at 1880 A. NJ. and 430 and 7:30 p. NJ, all
of the UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. con-
slsting OF Jewelry, Watches. Diamonds,
&c. c. c. BRIDGES,
je 23-3t State AuctiOnecr.
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WHITE GOODS.

Practically enough for every wo-
man in the State. Theoretically
not halt enough. You can wear
two dresses or more for what you
ordinariIypay for one-and you do.
It's the birth of a new White
Goods history.
% pieces Fine White French Organdy
usually 39c, for l9c. yard.
Fine. Sheer White India Llnon, long
fold. best l0c. kind, for 5-ic yaru;
Fine imported Dimity Dotted SWISS, NC
sheer Fine-StriDed Organizes, best
is 2-3c. kind. for 63-ic. yard.
Csc. Real French Dimities, the finest pm
check and STRIPED effects for lie EST1
4S-inch Imported, tlnae. shSer OWES
2Oc. White PiQue Suiting, heavy cords'
for 3-4c. yard.
1s pc. Sheer Fine India Linon for sc.
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

The victory of Embroidery SELL
ing. The entire stock OF the pref
test and finest designs ever
brought to Richmond for the cost
of the government duty. Let a few
details suffice
20c Fine Swiss and Cambria E I'M. %.
derios, widths W 10 10 inches LOT &C.
Cambria Embroideries, up to inches
wide for Sc. yard 49,,
80 and CSC. Fine Swiss and Nainsook En-
broiderles. for u 1-2c. yard. .-,.
900 yards Fine Swiss ana NailsooH
Embroideres. values uD to soc. YARD
for 16 2-3c. yard. .,sor,o-
2oc Fine Brrssels-Net Embroderles'
irish Point Edges. for lc. yard: -,
4Oc. Brussels-Net Irish Point EmDrol-
deries for ~ 1-2c. yard.
4Oc. Grass-Linen Insertions for l5c. YARD
81 Grass-Ilnen Insertions Tor &c. Nard.
$3.50 Imported White Dotted SWISS W alse
Patterns. with front. collar. and sleeve
trimmings of the newest, prcttleSt IA
risian styles. $50 for entire outht.
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, NOTION SALE OF NO. 100 WEST

A UCIION SALE OF NO. IIUJ WI
~ MARSHALL sTREEr.-At the regGc'iH 4
the owner. we will sell BY auction. lS''
the premises. on
FRIDAY, JUNE %. 1896
al 6 O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY ga.
ted as above. The lot has a front oi
by 100 feet. 70 an alley. Besides pe..
comparatively new. this house . ,l.
verientiy located, thoroughly built ...
adapted to the wants OF those VINO ~
not SOlomOns In monetary natter ~
confident In the wisdom OF those Who seeN
10 control the dcs,lnies " our people.
TERMS: AT sale. 80.
CHEWING e ROSE
10 d AucliOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
Valuable TOOaCCO-FaCtOry
ON TWELFTH STREET. NORTH OF
CLAY STREET.
BY AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a lne

In execution Of the decree referred Q,
below, the undersigned. special commits
sioners, VIII sell on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
LINENS FOR THE REUNION.

Every table shall be covered and
every visitor have a new Napkin.
A special-price sale on Tableware
this week.
SL9S Extra size. Satin Damask Pure
Linen Dinner Napkins. for 81 dozen.
a.25 dozen All-Linen Damask Doylies
for &c. each.
$l.69 Satin Damask BuHet scars, oS.en
hemstitched and wide ued fringe 4oi
ssc. Linen Damask Buffet scarfs, fancy
zoe en H5Ill-iinen Table Damask for &c.
81 Ail-Linen Table Damask. SATIN bleach
ed, yards wide, for &C. yard.
SIS Hemstitched Linen Table Damask
for 79c yard.
Extra Heavy All-Linen Table Damask,
usually 75c., for soc. yard'
SIS Extra Heavy Bleached Linen Sneet-
ing 21-2 yards wide, for l0c yard
75c. Bleached Pillow Linen. round thread
soft bleach. for 4ic. yard.
Zoe. All-Linen Crash Towelling for l-2c.
35c' Grass-Iinen Suting for l9c. yard.
100 dozen Damask All-Llnen Towels, tied
fringe. for Sc. each; best Il l-2c. kind.
From Q to 10 o'clock will be sold:
Extra large size Real Turkish
Bath Towels, the best 25c. kind,
for &C. each-limit OF six to a Gus
toner.
From 10 to II o'clock will be
sold: Extra Heavy Double-Warp
Pure Linen Table Damask, grass
bleached. for IL I-2c. a yard
limit in quantity.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
The maker made us allow him to take
his name out of the neck-bands OF
these Negligee Shirts, as he had soli
ZEN here few days ago to various
shop-kecpers for three times this price.
Hand-Woven Real English CheNlot
Shirts that cost the maker $l6D, are
Another lot of his White Back, COlored
Madras Bosom shirts. separate collar
and Guns. unlaundered, cost 81 TO
make. for 6Oc. .,.-
case of Fine English Chambray Shirts.
soft finished. finest, coolest shirt ever
made for zoe. each.
Csc for nice BalDriggan Shirts. long or
short sleeves. Drawers to match.
81 lie for usual 7jc. grade.
OUR GREAT DOMESTIC DEPART
MENT
prints the plain, unvarniShed facts
every day. Nothing that'll miSlead
you as to price or grade. Here are
some astounding facts for you:
Solid Black. Plain or Brocade Black
French Sateens that cost lSc. to make
Fine Gauze Organdy Crepons in ex-
quisite French Paintings, never shown
for less than u - and 10 lie, full
pieces; our price 3-3c
plain Linen Cloth. with pretty white
zie-Zag cord embroidered through en-
lG 2-3c kind, for BIC.
lot Of Fine Apron Check GlnshaHs'
6l-fc. kind. for ? Use.
Fine English Covert Cloth, i'm Gray,
Blue. and Tan effects, for S-ic.; usual
l2l-2c. kind.
Fine Printed Dimitles. in pretty light
effects for 3-Ac.
Pink. Red. Black, and Canary, Ior
9S-fc; usual 20c grade.
lot of Imported Figured Dimitles Tor
Sac.
The Old Reliable Silk Store says
that Silks shall be sold for the
price of cotton. How's that 7
Here are Real Printed India silks, in
exquisite colorinss, 59c. kind, for lSc.
Embroidered India Taffetas, in newest
colors for 25c.-2i inches wide; oSc
grade.
Indias for 29c Perfect.
81 90 Black Satin Duchess for 75c.
H-inch Persian Dimity Silks for &c,
that cost 60c. TO import.
And the Flags of the original
Southern States are here also,
the Confederate Battle and Ma
tional Flags, the United States
Flags, and all kinds OF Decorating
Materials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
OIL AND GAs-sTOVEs.

Hundreds of Oil-Stoves were sold yes
terday and to-day we offer them AT
less than cost Of the makers:
3-Rurner Iron-Tank Oil-StoVes, worm
S225. for $l.S each.
Our famous STANDARD" Oil-Stoves. :
burners. with large, square steel frame
worth 81 for Sc. each.
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BY f. X. Ellis, Auctioneer.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

JACKSON BRANDT & co,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROhEhS,
1l03 EAST MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

WEDNESDAY, JUNE q. 1896.
by public auction. on the premises Pc.
specuvely, IN the order named below fta
wing-described REAL ESTATE
wit:
/. At u O'Clock NJ. that CFNTRArr,.
LOCATED LOT az the northwest cnrrr-
OF Grace and Ninth streets. having there.
On me buildings known ds the "St Claire
Hotel and the Virginia House"
TINS property. so beautifully and cen-
trally located. facing the Capitol square.
Is the ideal site for a frst-class business
mans and family hotel
2. AT O'Clock j.. NJ. that LARGE AND
VALUABLE LOT NO the northwest cor.
nor v Broad and Eighth streets. with mo
cOmmOdiOus building thereon. commonly
known 8s ''Forl's Opera-H0usc." and now
occupied by +. II. spence. ESQ. as
shoe-store; and Immediately thereafter.
the -FOUR STORES adjoining and just
west OF the 0pera-h0use All OF this D.
good property aud has a promising
future.
3. At p. NJ. the wELL-LIGHTED
AND CAPACIOlS TOBACCO FACTORY.
with the LARGE VACANT LOT for
storage. etc. situated on tho west side
OF Twelfth street just north OF Clay ana
now and for long time past occupied. &C
good rental, by ". W Russell, Esq.
All Of the above Is solid pro-
perty. and each OF its kind IS very at-
tractive, and should command the atten-
ton OF investors and others. as much
because Of the favorable occasion Tor huy-
ing property as on account or the intr.n-
sic value Of the property itself.
The st. Clair Hotel and the Virginia
House front together l29 feet II inches.
and run back 1853 feet inches, and will
be sold together
The Broad-sSreet property fronts to-
gether l33 feet inches, aud runs back
i25 feet inches. more or less. 10 an
alley. and will be sold In four parcels. ac-
cordlng 10 "A survey recently made.
The Twolfth-strcet property fronts y
feet. and runs back 13i feet . inches
TERMS: one fourth cash. and the resi-
due al six, twelve. and eighteen months.
for negotiable notes with interest added,
and title retained
EDGAR ALLAN.
PRESTON COOKE,
b. b. MUNFORD
EDMUND WADDlLb, JR..
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TRUSTEES SALE

No. Ill3 east Main street
TRUSTEES SALE
A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
on THE WEST SIDE OF RESERVOIR
STREET. BETWEEN WALLACE
AND DANCE STREETS.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust from J. II.
Harvie TO G.. c. Child and II. G.. BraNtOh,
trustees. dated LIST day of December, eh,
and recorded I'm the Clerks Office of Rich
mond Chancery Court. Deadlock AZ a,
page 36l TO secure the payment OF GER
tain notes therein described. and default
having been made. and being requested 10y
the benehciaries so to do, the undersigned,
as substituted trustee, viii proceed TO sell
at public auction. on The premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1895.
at 500 Z. d.. the PROPERTY described
I'm said deed as follows. "All that lot OF
land lying and being IN the city OF Rich
mond on the west line OF Reservoir street.
between Wallace and Dance streets, ana
bounded as follows: Commencing on the
said west line of Reservoir street 80 feet
from the south line Of Wallace street
thence running i'm a southwardly direction
40 feet. and thence back and between
parallel lines 20 feet 20 an alley 70 feet
wide.
TERMS Cby the consent Of all parties in
teresteO: one fourth cash: balance In one.
two. and three years, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
EDWARD II. BROWN,
Substituted Trustee
J. Thompson Brown & CO.. Auctioneers.
ie %
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. ill3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

decree. we will sell BY public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1896
at $50 =. NJ. the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE. with the improvements there
on. situated on the western line OF ADAMS
or Pickett street, and fronting thereon %
feet, and running back between conVSts-
ing lines $50 feet. more or less, to an alley
TERMS. Cash as 10 cost and expenses
OF sale. and TO pay a note Of $50, and IN
tercst on same from May "A, 1870; balance
at twelve months for negotiable notes;
with interest added. and title retained
until purchase money IS paid ana con-
yeyance ordered by the court.
HARRY /. WATSON,
HILL MONTAGUE.
Special Commissioners.
Boswell & HaTman, Auctioneers.
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BY c. L. & II. J.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
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WEDNEsDAY. JUNE a. 80

by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

100 Fine French China handkerchief
Dessert Plates, worth 20 and zoe. each'
for lgc. each.
French Porcelain Cups and Saucers'
imported direct from Luneville' france
worth 81 a dozen. "A set Of for roc.
lOJ-piece English China Dinner Sets, our
own importation, worth SIS; sale price
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Every table shall be covered and
every visitor have new Napkin.
A special-price sale on Tableware
this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

BY Sutton a Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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Joseph +. Read, James II. Barton, and
ais Defendants
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

General Weyler will doubtless receive q
large dose Of reciprocity when hs falls
into the hands OF the insurgents, Wash.
ington Post
Now i5 Is said that the greatest surRl.
cal operation on record Is Lancing, Mich
igan, Lynn Item.
Mr.. Depew says the newspaper reporter
ls o cathode rGy. II DsDew could just
hang around any live newspaper office
for awhile he would be inclined to add
that tho public IS sensitIzsd plste.
sometimes too sensitive Council Bluffs
Nonpsreil.
The people who are trying to secure a
nav amendment 20 the constitution
shoule make a careful study Of these
words Of General Grant: Let as keep
the church aud state forever separate and
distinct. Boston Globo.
Although every Presidential candidate
Is In favor Of making 'every dollar as
good az any other dollar" thsy do
not make public their formulas Indian.
spolis News.
10 Is absurd to hang the Spanish boy
King la efigy Ii ha had anything At
all 20 do with Spanish politics spank
Ing would be more appropriate. Boston
Globe
A little while ago somebody discovered
girl with q microscopic eye. Now they
have found a boy to match. st, Paul
Pioneer Press
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
4 NEWSPAPER NAYS HISTBKE.

Ho Brought About HISS Utter Discomh-
turs By wearing BioIcle Jacket In
stead Of His Dress Coat 60 the oPsrs
lfouse.
A story which is going the rounds is
told ct the expense Of d newspapsr m2n,
well and fzvorsby known among the
fraternity. He Is also an enthusiastic
wheelman short time ago be MAZE an
engagement 0i,h young wcman 70 at
tend en- Entertainment st the opera
House. As "a sometimes the case ne
was detained until a late hour St his
Office, couss quently he was obliged 10
dine and dress at double quick speed.
HIS dinntr despatched. he befsu his
toilet, with which he took unusual pains,
Notwithstanding bis haste His llnen
Was OF the most immaculate, his tie
vas irreprOachable, bis hair was
''out OF sight" Corsnltlng his trusty
tlmep,eco, he fourd he had encrosched
upon the time be bad ollowed himself.
BE turned snd s'z,d up the positions
where lay his dcess coat snd top coat
He turned out the gas snd made grab
for the coats getting into them on his
way down 10 a cab. which was in waiting
be called for his wom0n friend, and they
were driven rapidly 70 Lhe bAe@1io,
arriving Just es the cartain went up on
the frst act.
The newspaper man congratulated
himself Oh The excellent time he hso
made, aud looked with approving eyes
upon the siylish and becoming costume
of hts pretty neighb5r. Theu he con.
graduated himself again that ws had
donnsd biz own "bsst bib and tucker.
AZ peace with bimseli ard ell the
world. he arose 90 removal hia
TOP coat His handsome couniensnee
beamed with the utter contentment
and clmplscencg which Wel5 within his
manly bosom. With q deXteroua move
ment he C me ont Of his overcoat, aud at
that instant his whole expression
changed /, turned from gay TO grave
| from lively to severe; his lock Of deep
saiisfactlou wss turned 10 one OF com
plete dscomh.ure and unllsguised dis
/ guet
The cause Of the Transformation was
the presence OF HE bicycle jacket OF gray
/ serge, braided In black, which he had
donned Ia the dsrk in mistake for bis
dress coat.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
rhe.e nsa1rlmonIaI Arenoiaa.

There 10 a good deal OF discussion In
the foreign papers, as well as our own.re
gsrding matrimonial agencies Some peo
pie look upon these Institutions as some
thing new. but we believe. that As a mattel
Of fact. .matsinony has possessed sgents Of
somek ever since civilization bsgan. H.
Turkey for instance, agents are always
employed, aud go-bstwesns are COMMON
10 NEST civilized countries. Evea 10
England. Franco and Germany. u Is
doubtful II Capid has much to d. with
the marriages outeide Of the very lowest
ranks Of society. This country is the
elJslum for lovers. and metrimony mere
meets with less obstacle than elsewhere
Yet even here, there seems to BE- rea
son for sorae kind Of matrimoDial Ssen
elss CT there would not be 50 large sur
Plus Of unmarried women
Astonishing as Il may seom, there ara
men Who want TO marry 0ut who are s.
constituted that e Is inpoHslble ior then
TO "pcp the question Doubtless nos
wltbstaudlne the fact ihst women sr'
denied this privilege. they can sna a
often assist these modest msn 20 come c
conclusion Really. there seems %
reason zsv a woman ehould not have q
good a right to ask Dan to m-'lJ p
as vics vera This state OF snare 70
country like ours forms Dasis up3.
which matrimonial agencies ere iouu's1
Unfortunately, there have never 'ssH' -, .
fer as We know. any sgen1ieS % ~
Kind established upon moral as We" Z
business b2ziz. sud, - les1.'' -
patrons OF them have been os'uoso 80
their eolfdence abused
An agency, called the World : - = Z {
Association. OF London. seems 20 %
the esras character As these IN tn
country. for its affairs h1fs ie''' I
been ventilated 10 the courts 0s0Au'
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
A Premium On silence.

knowledge Of q crime and its details
should not reduce a willing or unwilling
witness to the level Of criminal. Con-
sequently Judge Balls declaration In
favor Of q house Of detention Is both
sensible and timely.
The ends Of justice require that. when
case comes up for trial, the witnesses
should be forthcoming. They constitute
the states justification for the incarosra-
ton Of men suspected Of crime.
Qaite frequently the lower court. to
guarantee the attendance of such wit.
nasses, finds It necessary to hold them.
the law making provision for an allow.
ance Of so much per day for such doten
ton. This prerogatlve Is never exercised
when the committing magistrates are
reasonably SIRE that witnesses will obey
and not try to evade q summons TO ap
pear at the regular term OF the upper
court. They appreciate tho fact that the
legal provision for the deprivation Of
personal liberty for innocent knowledge
Of q crime is repugnsnt to the American
icea and should be exercised with extreme
caution.
The worst feature OF such detention IN
Delaware is that the witnesses are com
pslled TO spend the timo in the common
county jail and consort with criminals OF
high and low degree, sometimes passing
many weeks In such undesirable COM
pSny. This is radically wrong and should
not exist In any community. It ISIS
hardship upon Innocent men and q
menace to society. 1t puts q premium on
silence and penalty on honest declara-
tlon Of knowledge OF crime.
Surely, there Is some easy means
whereby this condition can be done away
WITH and place provided where wit
nssses can be detained and. at the came
time, relieved Of the evil associations and
rigors Of prison life.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF
A Separate Cure for Each Disease
1t All Druggists, Mostly
rs Cents a Bottle.

Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Rem
edies act almost instantly, speedily curing
the most obstinate cases Rheumatism
cured In from to 3 days. DYspepsia and
all stomach troubles quickly relieved
Catsrfh positively cured Headache cured
Ia minutes Nervous diseases promptly
cured. Kidney troubles. Piles, Neuralgia
Asthma and all Female Complaints quick
ly cured. Munyon's Vitalizsr imparts new
life and yigor TO week and debilitated men
Personal letters 20 Prof Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa answered
with free medical advice for any disease
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
Tho Tenneeroo CantonnIal

Tennessee was admitted to the Union
BY 3 proclamation Of President George
Washington June /. 1898. and the formal
opening Of the exposition win take place
IN connection with thu commemoration
ceremonies June 1, 1896. The eonstrue-
tion OF the exposition Is now well under
way and BY June seven great edifces-the
ccmmeIcs, CT liberal arts building; the
psrihenon, or fne srts building; the
machinery building. the transportation
building, tho auditorium, the woman's
building and the administration building
will have besn completed
One lake has been finished aud the
other is ready for the water. The walks
have been laid out and macsdamized to
be covered ia time with asphalt and
made as smooth rs h)ors. The open
spaces have been sodded aud sown in
blue grass. The work will 60 steadily on
throughout this year with the erection Of
the Minerals building, the Forestry
bulldog, the History building, the
Negro building. tho Horticultural build
ing, the Live Stock building and other
structures necessary to cover the ex
hibi,s Of grsnt exposition Of Interstate
aud interpatioual character. We con-
eratuiata our Southern sister on her
enterprise.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
l5eypt wn Paw the BiII.

CAIRO, March 27-The commission oi
the Egyptian debt met here and decided
toadyanco the $500, 600 (s2 800, O0O) needed
TO moot the expenses of tho British Egyp
tian expedition TO Dongola. OF that
sum e200,OOO (si i,0o0,O0O) IS available i'm
modiately.
Tho English, German, Italian and Aus
trian members OF tho Egyptian debt com.
mission voted to advance the money re
qured. Tho Russian and French mem
bers voted against the proposition.
Directly the action Of the majority ol
the Egyptian debt commissioners became
known, the representatives Of the Paris
syndicate OF Egyptian bondholders tool
steps TO institute proceedings before the
Egyptian mixed tribunal against the debt
commissioners and the ministers RESPONSE
bio for the reserve fund.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
snlnIhn Ii Inrrnior Lcsllc.

PATTERSON, n. j.. March 27-Despond-
lnt over the loss OF a lawsuit Major Ed.
ward Leslie inventor of the rotary steam
snow plow committed suicide 5t tms
place De- opium poisoning Tho inventor
was born in Or1ugeville uoaI Toronto,
55 years ago He was Joined with hi-
brother in manufacturing tEc snow plow
ard th0y disagreed. IL was suit for con
troll of th8 business that was decided
aEainst hir Mrs. Leslie and his family
ara In Canada
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
Itisa q fountain OF j,y
The d and F Brewing Co
At ths Broahwater in DiltTess,

Tbs schooner De Mosy Cray, which
sailed from Philadelphia OF March 10 FOR
81. Pierre, Martinique. with Adj tons OF
bltumiDous Goa, returned 70 the Delaware
Braskgater yesterday ia distress. ohe
was struck on March % b. ssgale vterlng
from southesst TO southwest during
which she sprung q serious leak Her
only BOAT was lost and the anchor swept
overbc ard. She Is leaking at the rate OF
alesen inches per hour. in smoolh water.