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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
To-DAY's EVENTS.

The Supreme court hears appeals
from the Third District.
The Newbern Fair continues, several
good races and other attractions on the
programme. Round trip rate from
Raleigh, 81.
This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
Senate chamber meeting of citizens
will be held to take steps toward Sc
curing an adequate public library for
the city.
Special services at Fayetteville Street
Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock. Regular
prayer meeting services at Methodist,
Baptist, Presbyterian and Christian
churches. Lenten services at Christ
church, the Church of the Good Shep-
herd and the Church of the Sacred
Heart.
The civil term of Wake county SUI
perior court continues its session, with
the following cases on the calendar
set for trial to-day: S. T.. Mofitt vs..
George III. Glass ct ais; in re caveat
will Frank Palmer, deceased, e. A..
johnson, propounder, vs.. Mary Lyon,
cayeator; J. G. Maroon, administrator
Williams, VS.. Raleigh st. Railway Co.
ct ais.
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THE NEWBERN FAIR.

Newbern, n. G., Feb. 25.- Especially
The fish, game, and Oyster Fair has
been opened to visitors with an excel
lent exhibit. The display in all depart
ments is equal to any that has been
made heretofore. Tomorrow will be
the formal opening, with a parade and
address by Hon. Julian S. Carr. The
Swiss Minister will arrive tomorrow
with flag which is presented to
Newbern by Berne, Switzerland, and
on Thursday the presentation will be
made with appropriate addresses.
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MARCUS DAVIS FOUND Gull y
tIa Is peintent at Last and RS 'S''s =
serry for Him.
I1eh. 9a. Lsneei

gat1on Y. C.. Feb, 80 Especial -
,talifax criminal court Ia In session
here this week Judge Meares presid-
ing.
Yesterday Judge Mears gave one OF
the sharpcst charges 10 the grand
iurv that has been heard here ia the
old court house for Il long time. The
increase of crime in this county and
other places in this part OF the state
seemed TO have stimulated him 70 some
sharp observations. He dweit at
length on the subject Of murder, as
there had been three homicdcs in
this county in one week; and he was
esnecially severe on the violation Of
The liquor law and the carrying OF con
ccaled weapons,
The ease Of Marcus Davis, the Rich
mond man in Jail here charged with
biramy. was taken up to-day. Davis
was found guilty Of fornication and
adultery and given four months in jail.
Mrs. Davis came from Richmond yes
terdav to appear as witness. She
said that had Davis shown the least
penitence at first she would probably
not have appeared against him, but he
had not shown that he was sorry for
the treatment she had received ut his
hands until last Saturday. Then he
had written her very penitent letter.
The negro, Henry Dowden, who SO
brutallv murdered Matt. nj. Dodd,
Seaboard Airline engineer, at this
place. Saturday, will be tried to-mor-
row. The grand jury yesterday found
a true bill in his case.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
A MAN AND 4 BUGGY ROBE.

Justice Harry Roberts yesterday
tried G. p. Davis, white man, for
forming a too-intimate acquaintance
with the buggy robe Of Hack-driFer
Ben Curtis. Davis imagined he
bought the robe five years ago, but
broke down when his wife went on the
stand and testified that the robe had
been in his possession only two weeks.
He then owned up, and said the robe
was exactly like one he bought IN Har-
nett county six years ago; II was stolen
from him, and he had been keeping
an eye open for it ever since.
The squire didn't believe this touch
ing little tale, and took an adversarl
until Saturday week, taking Davis's
recognizance in the sum of $50.
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QUEER SUIT ron DAMAGES.

Que of the most unusual cases to be
tried at this term of the Federal qDurt
Is on the calendar for Friday next.
Nathan HolIeman is suing Harvard
and Hunter, the Apex druggists, for
three thousand dollars damages. The
complaint alleges that the defendant
wilfully and with gross negligence
and disregard of proper precautions,
sold to the wife of Mr.. Holleman num-
erous lots of laudanum (Mrs. Holle-
man being addicted to the opium habit
and thereby disturbed the peace and
happiness OF the plaintiffs family.
Argo and Snow are attorneys for the
xlaintiff, and III. II. Norris and Battle
and Mordecai represent the defend
ants
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
rom DIXON AT CHAPEL HILL.

Rev. Thos. Dixon, the preacher-ora-
tor will give his famous lecture on
"Back- bone" at the University Of North
Carolina on Wednesday, February 20,
1896. Admission IS and so cents. Peo-
pie from the neighboring towns have
. good opportunity of hearing the
noted North Carolina lecturer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26

When Senator Vance died, the News
and Observer had large and hand
some cut made of him. 1t was loaned
to some editor in the State who has
failed to return it. His name is for
gotten. He will oblige by returning
the cut as we have use Tor it.
Address, News and Observer,
Raleigh, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
TWO COUPLES DIVORCED.

Two divorces have already been
granted at this term of Wake county
Superior court. Burly Warren was
granted q divorce from John Warren.
James Atkinson was granted divorce
from Ella Atkinson.
The divorce was granted in each
case on the statutory grounds.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
BOUGHT THE IDEAL LAUNDRY.

Mr.. p. E. Linnell, Of Durham, an eX-
perienced and successful man in the
Laundry in this city, which has been
.9gMoUoH 'sIssaN aq4 40 pa@onpuoo
Mr.. q. II. Sewers, q thoroughly eompe-
tent man, will be the manager
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STATE CONVENTION Y. NJ. c. A

The Southern Railroad will sell round
trip tickets from Raleigh to Charlotte
during the State Convention of the
X. M. G. A., March 18th to 18th inclu-
siye, for $3.50; final limit, March oath.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
/. W. Harper at Denton's, Sole Agent.

The sale of lots in the Watson Addi-
ton to the City of Raleigh win be con-
tinued from Monday, February gath,
to Monday, April 9Th. Plads Of the
property may be seen at the offices of
II. II. Busbee and G. NJ. Busbee, the
Commissioners.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
LOT SALE !
MAYODAN.
50 LOTS so LOTS.
MADISON.

Magellan is new town on the Nor
fox & Western Railroad, thirty miles
from Winston Salem, near the terminus
OF the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Bail
road on the Mayo river, just above Mad
ison on Dan river, and tom these rivers
it derives its name.
MAYO COTTON MILLS with a CAPT
tai of 100000 now about completed,
with capacity of %, 500 spindlea, 10,
900 spindles to be started by March LIST,
1896 The town is growing rapidly
500 horse power Of water is being
developed.
Residences wanted, business houses
wanted Good tenants can be secured
at rents which will pay the investor OF
bull. or we'll
100 lots lying within and connecting
Magellan and Madison to be sold at
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26

Remember that Denton's Saloon and
Restaurant IL opposite postofiice.
Stonebanlts old stand.
Old Gaiety Club is the best whiskey
ever offered in Raleigh for 75c per
quart. Sold everywhere else for $l.00.
ED. v. DENTON.
81 and 3l3 Fayetteville street oppo-
site postoffice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
Bayarian Beer at Denton $.
WANTED.

a frst-class, sober and reliable trim
mer, to do some harness repairing
also. Reference and price must ac-
company each application.
CAROLINA BUGGY CO.,
Scotland Neck, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26

The Southern Railway will sell re-
turn tickets to the Newbern Fair, Feb
ruary 23-28th for $500. 1t will be the
best Fair yet held, and great crowds
are going
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BUSIN ESS ITEMS

The Rescue Circle will hold it's usual
meeting this afternoon (Tuesday, Feb
ruaIy 25th) at Mrs. w. Fl. Worth's at
o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Travellers Insurance Company
Statement. ,.. agn,,napN
Statement.
EavprS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
FOR SALE.

A bargain is offered in horse, car
rage and harness, complete OUTFIT.
For particulars, address 7. Q. Box 19s.
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WANTED.

Situation by registered druggist
Best references. Apply III. care this
Office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26

Anheuser-Buch Beer on draught at
Dentons, opposite postoffice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26
Public AuC ion Thursday
March 5th, 1896

Sale TO begin at 10 O'Clock a. m. on the
premises Beautiful building lots over
looking the railroad, the Mayo river ana
the Mayo mountains. Choice business lots
acres Of river bottoms divided into lots OF /
and acres for truck farms, continuous to
the property OF the Piedmont Land and
Manufacturing Company. on this land Is
found most excellent clay for brick. This
is the land Of the late Judge w. N. Mebane.
Terms easy and made known on day Of sale
1896
W F CARTER, Admir- aud Com.
N. B For furt er information apply
to w. f CARTER, Mt. Airy, N. o.
OR w. b. TRoGDON, Madison, N O.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-26

A GENTS to sell the only self working
"a skirt supporter for shirt waists ana
belt. No safety pins, neat, dainty elegant
Big profits. S. J, & w. @ Simmons, Boston
Mass.
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WANTED.

A purchaser for a handsome, prac-
tically New Soda Fountain and fix
lures, original cost 81 900 all in good
order, and will be sold at a sacrifice.
Address,
G. +. GRIFFIN,
Goldsboro. ". G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
TPUST METHODS DECLARED LEdAL.
IMPORTANT RULING OF JUDGE sHowAlTER ON
wuIsKEY REBATE VOUCHERS

,,,popr,xT RULING OF JUDGE sHowALTER ON
vuIsKEY REBATE VOUCHERS
l,,,oogo Nov 12-Judge Showalter OF the 'hit'd
c,a,as Circult Court. has given an extended op'h-
,, &, tho old Whiskey Trust rebate case. which
wos nassed upon some time ago by speciai MhS'e'
Da,,on IN the holders OF rebate vouchers which
hod been issued by the Trust. and the conditions Oh
,tch had been broken by the original hoiuers'
>,oses Solomon had bought lot or TINS question:
ah,s naner and sought to recover It's race vaiue.
.ho .aoo 600 OF similar claims have been presented
e., IN. Eederal Court. Judge Showalter holds that
Master Patton was right In disallowing the claims;
,ho, ,be rebate vouchers constituted contracts;
,hat the conditions TO the holders being entitled
90 rebate of 7 cents a gallon II they purchased
1T reouirements OF the Trust exclusively for six
.on..cutive months was not Illegal. and that the
no,dsrs who have broken the conditions cannot re-
cover. 49,, .,,,,o oWacts tho American SnIri,s
uonnfa cturing Company. but indirectly II upholls
.h sane trade regulation OF such corporate lions o.
w Sugar Trust the spool cotton combination and
sme s XrHuckle Brothers Company.
% 'suhsta ntially all the claims against the Ola
tnne2 w e2ytant ones which are pending on some OF
uma' .h e.ses which the Trust contracted Under
ssa,,,on Of Judge Showalter Receiver McNulta re-
1,.aa these leases. test case on the alleged
,,s was decided against the claimant. and II Is
o,,, before the Federal Court OF Appeals ana repre-
OF other corpora are said 10 oe shar
ing In the defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
UvKNOVN SUICIDE IN HIGHBRiDGE ram.

THE MAN WAS OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND
WELL. DRESSED.
An unknown man Of good appearance committed
,,, M, shooting Yesterday afternoon In High
,,r,dy. park at e-hundred-and seventy-third-st
The body was found. by a park policeman and sent
70 the Morgue The man Was about ive feet seven
:, ches tall. and OF athletic build He had brown
hair and "A slight mustache. regular ieatures ana
-, ~ .ves His hands were well shaped and showed
uI' 80 -, ~ Labor The clothing consisted OF light
fall evercoat dark cheviot suit tan SHOES noe white
ssiSa the body lay u good umbrella with wooden
bendIc Among the mans possessions were watch
chair a bunch OF keys pe"N'''o' 'uo''"' ''
change and $22 in bills. ro ,,r,r,sd .N,r rauua
sshwa1zs0Mp SCI az Madison som ave- found n the mans
pocket Dr. Eaward s%era al
personal letters in the pockets M 20 one headed
Onse 1000 ~ .ssoi Keller" The OF Edward
schwarzkopf does not appear in the City Directory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
PROMPT RENEDY REQtTRED.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY HAMLiN FRANKLY CON
FEssEs THE CAUSE OF THE GOVERN
MENT.s FINANCIAL TROUBLES.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY HAMLIN FRANKLY CON
FEssEs THE CAUSE OF THE GOVERN
MENr.s FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
w.shincton Nov u (SpeciaD. Assistant Secre-
,arv IIomlin Is one ocIal OF the Treasury Depart
ment who recognizes and frankly acknowledges
the fact that that the unsatisfactory condition OF
,h. National finances IL due to lack OF sufficient
revepue TO meet the current expenses OF the Gov
eminent. and that the proper and necessary remedy
70 he applied Is a Legislative enactment to Increase
tho revenues In fact he did months ago. at
,,,,o whom most OF his official associates secuted
the idea.
Whether Secretary Carlisle will admit when he
submits his annual report that such remedy Is
necessary remains to be seen He was OF diner
cnt opinion when he sent MS @ last report to con, &
1897 including ,ostaI revenues, would amount to
and 1 3hs ssPena1sS "nvns sSrpas of Gi s"s
sY at the end OF the fiscal year secretary carisle ar
the wear amounted to 3a6se64s5 or s22 $4,000 less
,nan @ In order to realize that estimate the
ace monthly receipts during the remainder Of the
yn, iernal revenue receipts for the year were ssti
mated at s70OOl0oo. and the receipts 81 Tor the nrst
year The receipts from miscellaneous % sources In
af onethird q the estimate qs for the entire
Year which Ss @ ahs aoanea to I @
ore ~ s,i 9a 600 more than onethird Of the estimate
20 Tor the entire year These figures show that un-
,o. i ~" .here shall be a heavy increase OF revenue
Hrnr some source or radical reduction Of ex-
nend,tures or both. the deficit for the current hsca
Year will exceed that OF any other year since the
i.%nning OF this Administrations.
Assistant Secretary Hamlin. as wei as some OF
hat The situation is one that REQUIRES the prompt
,,, @ Ven, of legislation which will replenish the
yanues in the shortest practicable time. and to
that end he fsvors an Increase IN the tax on % peer
a,,,w On tea and coffee imported into the United
S,aies This is n proposition which will not be
iIaiv IN receive fayorahe consideration from Con-
tha m session..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
v,xc OSCAR NOT TO BE ARBlThAloh'
,o,p ORIGINAL. APPoINTEEs CANNOT
AGREE HE is TO BE ASKED TO Sc
rrCT THE FIFTH.

,.,rcton Nov l2-The admission is mace al
a., c,ote Department to-day that king oscar VI
eden 81, NAV be called into the Venezuelan arp,'ra
49, hut only in case of disagreement o! '"e o''
srb,rators appointed in the first instance as ~ VI.
selection Of the nth member when 'he n,i's WI"
'~a 80 DESIGNATE some person as president of
~ y. ,,h,,ra, This Is considered an exceedingly
s,s,ant contingency as no doubt is felt that 'ne
four original appointees will have no difficulty IN
reaching common ground in the matter WIN III.
same facility that they are expected 10 reach
conclusion on the evidence in the boundary o'spu'e
II is further said that it has never pee" n-",
80 ,ha, tho King himself should be the final
aarbiter or that the tribunal should hoiu 1;, IL
sions in Norway Sweden. although 'he ioTiu: ~
te loft to the discretion of the members AS an ,'e
evidence in the controversy has now been conSo. ,.
ed in Washington there is bare possini,s bara un
thev might deem il advantageous TO meet hri''
hut he documents end other data are rapiuiY pc
ing arranged in such a way by the Soml'Ssio. ,, s
that they could be taken to any desirapic Pi"oe
1ifficulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
COMMISSIONER MILLER RESIGNS.
HE nETrREs FROM THE INTERNAL REVENUE
BUREAU TO ATTEND TO PRIVATE BUSINESS


Washington Nov l2.-It L. understood that the
resignation Of Joseph Miller. Commissioner Of In
;craai Eeve1ue. Treasury Department. - In the
hands OF the President. Before the election Mr.
Miller had conference with Secretary Carlisle and
the President. during which he ntlmated his desire
retire from the public service and engage In pri
vaie business He asked 10 postpone his lnten-
tlon until after the election Mr.. MIlers relations
with the President and Secretary Carlisle are said
- be cordial. He hae been the companion OF the
President and also OF secretary Carlisle on several
hunting and fishing expeditions.
Commissioners Miller IL "A native OF West virginia.
from which State h" was appointed during President
Cl.yelands first Administration. He retired on Mr.
Clev.lands defeat for reelection. and was succeed
.t bv another West Nirginian Mr. Mason. Com
mis- ssIorer Miller was OF TWO men who served In
Mr. cl-veland's first Administration and were reap
pointed go, =,
The name Of ex-Congressnan Forman or Illlnois
is mentioned az Mr. Millers successor
AR Miller was elected vice president OF the Bal
,fmorc security and Bond Company eral weeks
ago the intention being 10 max" him eventually
lie controlling head Mr. Miller will remain In Of
nce until his successor qualities lie VIII continu"
IN live I'm ths city for time. but VIII ultimately
make New-York CITY his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
HAS WEYLER BEEN REPULSED
A KEY WEST REPORT SAYS HE HAS RE-
TREATED EIGHT MILES.
THE CAPTAIN-GENERALS PLANS-1NsuRGENTs
SAID TO HAVE BEEN DEFEATED BY
GENERAL, ECHAGJ'E

THE CAPTAIN-GENERALS PLANs-INsURGENTs
SAID TO HAVE BEEN DEFEATED BY
GENERAL EcHAGUE.
Chicago. Nov. PA Key West Fla, special to
mOrning paper says:
"Captain-General Weyer has met the Cupans
on the field. and has suffered a repulse the
news was brought by the steamer Olivette from
Havana last night"
Weyler II Is said was attacked while encamped
in the Gobernadora Hills. in Pinar del Rio froV
ince by the Cubans, Under Perico del Gado anu
Perico Diaz.
The Cubans surprised the Spanish outposts anu
for time great confusion prevailed In Weyier
camp. Weyler is said to have fallen PACK ABOUT
eight miles.
During the retreat the Cubans killed thrS
four Spaniards and wounded sixty
Havana Nov 12.-General Weyler reports
from Cabanas that in order to carry forward
his plans he sent out three columns. O"e o''
umn of six battalions. with artillery. under com
mand of General Munoz, marched 10 Ma"ue''"'
another Of four battalions, with artillery under
General Echague. marched to CayaJaoos' WI
onel segura. with his command from Soroa, and
General Weyler himself at the head OIL d co'u''''.
comprIsing five battaons and six pieces Vi
left Marlal 10 dttdNn s"~
enemy. who occupied all OF the avenues "
munication in strong force' ,oa
General Echague With his command a,r,s."
near cayajabos on the evening of NovemUe, na IL .,
.,a ,orrd that the enemy was encaihpe" ~
""" 'o'''. a,.,a,, on Rosano Hill. He opened a
strong pos,a' ,,,on the enemy's position, ano as
she action was about finished tss rsSa ley on
wounded nehs Nnvomber 10 General Ecnague
was and captured the the heights
w'r ~, occ,,nied by the rebels, were carl,e u. ~
oi ,ha nSp Spsn,sh al the point Of the bayone' a.
o'clock in the afternoon T., L;,,ed and eight
ganrs and ffty-four privates wounded: % not
~ Tho enemy's dead were found pu. i.,uoa
ol ,,,r whether there were any more killed
Madrid. Nov. IA dispatch to the oaa, ,npaa
ciar, from Havana states that Captain -uene.a
Weyler carried the Rubi Heign,S ,s, M Snr six hours
Tbe ~ nsurgent loss is said TO have been been
while the Spanish loss is d'ordar declared ~ of one
s,nau General Echague. the commune -
90 the Spanish columns. was wou"ue"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
rrcgT WITH MEXICAN HORSE-THIE'bS'

TUE p,>pITs WERE KILLED AND TWO
OF THE sHERIFFs POSSE WOUNDED
>r rsx Nov l2.-Deputy United states Mar
~, irwin arrived here to-day with WOUNDED
s"a' -, nrlsoner named Hosea Cardinasa. captured
~ sgh, last Saturday in Childress County IN the
Texas pan Handle Marshal hrwih' 'ne one'. W
ChIldress County and posse attacked n.e ,',assa
','''' =, s.olen ATTY head Of horses in Oklahoma
""o r nod killed two men and committed a num-
hnr hn " mb highway roberes in NewMexicO and Colo,
rado In the fight of the Mexisani I were xsa
ana one wore wounded Two OF the MeXlcans
coun.s cnns reward OF 5000 Is offered by ihe Colo,
RADIO officials for the Two dead MeAca"s anu '"e 0"e
c,p,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN HObOhHN'
c,prr.Rr OF A COUPLE SAID To bh OO'>
NECTED WITH THE VALENTINE
CONSPIRACY.

Ty, imnortant arrests were maoe III =,
,uh, nc detectives Nelson, Quinn ana VEN
'a'' .,.,. and Detective Sergeants Weiler
'"a'' ,on n, the Central Office here. Ihes
W -, -, ha In connection with the Dig s"ihu-
g. conducted by William f. valentine anu
r, nrisoners were booked as SharieS
,uertv.seyen years old, single a '"'h-
., "" ond Daisy Hampton, nineteen yeai'
'i,s ..,.r,,ar both OF whom boarded az NJ
go r,,o 9. IIoboken, as a married c"up'e'
,' ~ -, cold that the man was Charies MI
rh, ia wanted here for forgery ihe'
-. ,,e woman with the larceny vi iu'
.1,,a, q, s37O from Kenneys. in East l"en's
..,.,s, New-York The New-forK ue'e'
W., ,ha, rho Young woman ordered the sooo'
-s ,r,so,,ed in payment a sight drart Oh Den
- .. co ~ No "a Stone-st, TINS Guy ""'N'
,, % have proved worthless She rePie
-, harse,t az Wadring's, or McLaush''" o
wife. ,o,rd MANY
,,a,,, tickets representing the police say 'nou
.as of dollars worth OF goods. "a'ie' ''''.N
,,h checks and drafts bank pook. anu 1 oI' nd
oates NJ incorporation OF the S.anua r,s, ond
oiI company and the united S'a'e'
Title Guaran.ec oberhs and drafts were signed
- IT. Rater & Co." others Behrens ~"
a. H. ,a,, NV Mclaughlin The bank BOOK SoP Pur, r,
norted To show that McLaugnl'n ia" F''"O'
-. x,,ional Bank Of Long Branch 49, =,
'"r ,ha roors at No 300 Hudson-st. the ue
- !. ,ound a valuable lot OF silverware anu
Ma f,rs alleged to have been stolen lronh ne"'
ney. -, corroration Directory
~ ~ Citv gives Charles r. McLaughlin
% treasurer Of both the Standard CoaI anu a,'. ~,
@a,,napy and the United states trust anu il,ie
Gwarantee Compony. both OF when are at NO.