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Little Rock and Memphis

Is absolutely the quickest lin, Tor Mem
phs and all Eastern and Southeastern
points. Look at the schedule; Trans
fer bus leaves iio East Markham ST.,
iaito p, m. and iiio p. m. Train leaves
Argcnta i.05 p. IN. and 1873 II. m. Ar
rives at Memphis $50 p, M. and 0.so
o. IN. For information Of any deserip-
ton, call on or address. Geo. H. Lee,
city ticket agent, No. iio EastMarkham
ST., or II. w, Morrison, genera freight
and ticket agent, Little Rock, Ark.
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Ercurslonf

There will be nm exclusion from Hot
Springs to f. Smith, Wednesday,, Aug.
IA This is trip for pleasure Re-
member you will have ! stay of three
days in II, Smith. Round trip rate
from Hot Springs, sa.5ci from Little
Rock, $500 Special cotches for white
people. W. II. DICKSON. Manager.
Hot springs. Ark.
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Ths Only Colorcd Iewclry Store.

You said you would bring me your
watches and clocks To be repaired. You
said you would buy your clocks
watches and jcwclry from me u | would
open for business. am located at No,
5Os West Ninth street, and am ready to
do business with you, u you will only
trust me. Can and will you do IT,?
]. L. IIEsprRsos,
sos West Ninth street
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First Baptist Church.

Program for Sunday, Aug. o. l.
sone by the Union. .. Order Of SER
vices. 5. Contributions. 4 Vocal solo,
Miss Lille Lewis. s Grafton, R. NJ.
Cuvcr. instrumental solo Miss Es'
tella Bush. :. Recitation, Felix John
son. s. Vocal solo, Miss Lille Jordan.
9. Recitation, Miss Emma Lane. 10.
Duet. Misses Y. and NJ. Allen. II. Ben
ediction. NJ. G. WASHINGTON Pres.
.JlfiJA FISHER Sec'y.
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colored Cycle Company

The Little Rock Colored Bicycle COM
pany have secured the West End park
with It's $1,000 bicycle track to give a
grand bicycle contest for our riders,
This is the first chance Of the kind In
this city, 80 let II be grand affair. lie,
every bicycle rider in the city enter
the contest Let every man, woman
and child turn out on August IL, at
p. M, and see which rider will fly the
fastest
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:, .tiua.i t.rana utucrrs Mosaic rcmplari
of America,

q W. Keats. y. a, NJ. 9ls West Tenth ST..
Little Rock, Ark.
j, x Davis, N. O. T.. isis lizard ST., Little
Rack. Ark
National Committee q W. Gillian, Lula.
Miss: A o. Morton Longytew, Texas; Alice
white Chattanooga, Tenn; jennie Washing
ton 1918 Spring ST, Little Rock, Ark. jamie
Wcstmoroland Hearnc, Tcsns; y y. Frazier,
Ark NJ H. Harrison, chief deputy Montgom-
cry, Ala.i c. Mcintosh. national grand chief,
Little Rock, ARK,
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For the best bargains, call on Joe d.
G. SOLDATA, Agent

For the best bargains, call on Joe d.
Back & Bro, 4ls Main street.
Annegarn's, 1902 Main street, is the
place TO go il you have furniture to re
pair.
We advise all of our readers to call
and see Joe d. Back S Bro, as Main
street, before going elsewhere,
The GUIDE is still in the lead Of nll
colorcd ncwspapcrs-always ncwsy and
willing TO aid fallen humanity,
Joe D, Back & Bro. make a specially
in the latest styles of cuffs, collars,
waist fronts, etc See their ad,
Before going elsewhere, stop nt doe
d. Back & Bros and examine their
stock No trouble to show goods
At the II. ]. George Grocery Co. is a
popular place to trade, Good goods,
low prices and courteous treatment
W, A, Sparks, i05 East Markham
street, keeps on hand at all times n
good stock OF mistits, tailor made cloth
ing.
Read what our furniture dealer In
hrgenta has to say about selling furni-
turc on time payments. Go and see
him.
We want all Of subscribers 10 pay
particular attention TO those who adj
vertisc with us and 60 and trade with
them.
We call special attention to the nd-
vcrtisement Of Gus Blass & Co, They
know how to advertise In Negro
paper,
When man fails To advertise In Ne
gro journals, let the Negro fail to give
him their dollars and thereby teach
him lesson,
Don't fail 10 stop In ut Sandefur,Jul-
ian Co.'S, $50 Main street They keep
on hand good stock Of liquors, wines
and cigars.
Don't fail to call on W. A. Sparks, No,
l05 East Markham street, before going
elsewhere to purchase clothing,
watches, etc,
Sol II, Johl, 2l7 Main street, is still
doing business at the same old stand,
lie would be pleased to see all Of his
old customers.
Collector j. II. Sykes will be around
as usual for his collections. Please be
ready for him as he can't he so many
places at the same time,
W, A. Sparks, los East Markham
street, Little Rock, Ark, will sell dia.
monds. watches, clothing, etc, cheap.
cr than any house in the city.
We want our $500 subscribers to read
the advertisements in this paper aud
then 20 to the merchants that advertise
with us and get what you wunt and
must have.
Remember Leschcr's shoe store il
now at the Northwest corner OF Fourth
and Main streets, The bargain sales
In ladies', misses and childrcn's oxfords
and strap slippers begin to-day
Lcschcr, the shoe man. has just laced
on his bargain tables lot Of childrens
strap slippers and oxfords, sizes to o.
worth 81, nov soc. Misses, sizes II to
,, worth also, now J5c Call aud be
convinced, Northwest corner Fourth
and Main streets,
When you want n divorce quick; u
deed or mortgage acknowledged, home.
stead land secured; n pardon granted
or claim adjusted, call on, write or
telephone to Atty. $, A. Jones' Tclc.
phone No, ISL. Office, ll5 Louisiana
street, Little Rock, Ark,
The attention OF those that desire
medical attention Is called 10 the adycr
tisemcnt Of the Rcn Treatment. You
should give these doctors a call. Con-
sultation free. Examination and treat
mcnt reasonable. They guarantee
cure In all cases or no pay. Call and
sec them Talk to them about your
Al 10 ,xtl1 ..si k,,, NOT btpn
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CHURCH MOTIVES
Congregational.

Program for song service, sunday,
,pq. o, 1. Recitation; Ida llurtt .
long by the service. 0. Recitation
Berry Landlord, 4. song oy the SER
vice, 5. Select reading, Lilly King, O,
Solo, Pearl johnson. 7. Song by the
service.
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pclheI literary Moles.

Too much uoisc and confusion at the
last meeting. Don't repeat this, young
people; we are apt to cad your names
John A. Robinson makes model
president.
Far Away" by Tom Hopkins
was the gem of the hg,
Messrs. Bryant Il II. II. dilkey
and $. II. Panlscy, debate, IKE
solved, That this country should have
been called Columbia indtcad OF Amer
lea. were signal failures Our female
orators give it TO them light and left
The boys grinned and bote ii like little
men,
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S, Phillips Episcopal Church Directory.

Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning
PRAYER and sermon at II a m, Even
ing prayer and lecture at sp NJ.
Rev. |. p. DANIELS, Rector.
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A Strange vlsl1tion.

Parties who have bcci<p Pike county
recently tell Of a strang{ happening in
the neiehborhood OF DeStur. A man
whose vineyard was blkhtcd by the
drouth stood In the WI Idle Of ils2d
cursed God. Ills body Us immcd ~
ly cnvclored ad tif5usl'
still alive he r1le TO mote bis
feet from the sp said many per-
sons have seen ming body and
talked with the nccu, man.
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EXCELSIOR CAFE.
y C. KrRNt,. T. c, MING. rroprI,io"

Has been rcopcncd by the above
named gentlemen and is once more in
full bloom. Under the care Of these
gentlemen and their keen insight to
business Il cannot fail The people
should visit this beautiful resort.
Plenty OF soft drinks Call and see
them at ,le West Ninth street.
Bring me your watches, clocks and
jcwelry to he repaired. have a COM
plete set Of tools and would be pleased
TO have those that have WORK Of any
kind in the jewelry linz to call and give
me a trial. guarantee nll work for
one year. Perfect satisfaction In every
case or money returned
]. 4. HENDERSON, Jcwclcr,
50s West Ninth Street
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DDA''A v WOMAN

Is a being possessed q PURE Complexion,
Firm Flesh, Mental Dclicacy, Refinement and
nodily Grace II beauty were not pleasure
have bestowed upon man the faculty of appre-
ciating Ii. Know thyself, lady farisian Skin
EIlsir Is guaranteed positively 70 speedily and
Liver Spots. Moth patches, Frccigies, Cold
Sores, sailowness OF the Skin. Facial hloin-
ishts, etc.
rarisian skin Elixir is natures own REM
iocs not do exactly Us we claim for II. Price,
2OO per case. Samples. sent on receipt OF 70
,ents. short trial win convince the most
skcpticai recommended BY the medical pro-
.esslon. Manufactured only BY
G. II. Eastsats Toilet Co.. Cleveland. o.
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n. Al n uInrrraII. m h.

NJ u. tustcr, n. IL. C., Little Rock, Ark
j, II, Ayers, y ST *. C., Cincinnati ohio
n W l,rcnt. n Jr Il. c, Winchester, Ky
W. 4. iinilcr. y. X, H. ST Louis. Mo.
u, r Turner N. Asst r., Memphis, Tenn
y. W. Shenalt, n. * W, Lexington, Ky.
W. IL Brown, N, q, O. O.G,, ,Jcicrsonvlllc, Ind,
4. NJ Hammond, n, X, ID, Little Rock. Ark.
VIM II. Price, X, list c., Cincinnati, Ohio.
q. Il. Thompson, X. ID O., Lexington, Ky.
Trustees n ~ Gibson, W l. Johnson,
LouiS,ille, XVI WIN. Porter, Memphis, Tenn.
N u. u, X c,M. n. Nanry, Louisville, WIN.
Lewis, Mcmrhis, :. {, Mayo. So Louis,
y. [. Slmms " RmIhn. | nmisNlI.a.
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1t Is given up by all the Ladies that
we carry the prettiest line of Embroid-
cries and Laces in the city.
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SECRET .,nCifTIlS.

SHNER LEAF CHAMBER No. 7cl, NJ t,
- of A., OF nrewton, Ala, Meets the lst and
ith Friday afternoon, at o'clock Of each
month Erlma V. Williams, NJ 2 NJ Annice
smith, w, $,
JoHN r. LNNoH LODGE NO 81, k. OF "
81 Of tho World meets on the lst and Sd
Thursday nights of each month IT, j. Dcwfroc,
u Edwnpl Jackson, r.; j. II, Longsircct, r.
r., u, H. Tavlor. treasurer,
Nl NJ, LANtORD LODGE No -. Is, AND
w. 1. Of N of the World. located at La
pfrnrc, Ark, meets on the ID and ith Thurs
day OF each month 8. ". Wllllams, d. W.
N, Lanfprl, L.; ; NJ Blake r r.; Jas, Allen,
tronsurcr
'lNINI1Y LOpGE NO, ~, X. OF H. OF
L tho World located ni SocllK Ice county
Arkansas meets the nr,i and third Tuesday
pifht N each month, II y Fitzgerald ID W
$. johnson, r. L. A. Hunter, I r., W NJ
johnson Treas,
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03

lost The choir over which he presided consisted
OF iwentv-foGr members Sixteen Of this number
are members of the Memorial Baptist church. and
are. therefore. cousccrateI The othcr eight ar"
no' members of tn" Memorial EaptiN Church,
hence ther arc consecra'd and hence their ser
vices were 4 lspersea with. Whether they are mem
hers of any other church not could not be
learned Al any rate there were whispering and dis
order In the choir Time and again Mr. Martin in
sisted thai his choi: must conform to his own
standards. and one day one of the members told
him that tho members OF other choirs had good
time. and asked why could not they be treated
as well as the others We're. The resu'' Of all this
grave lack OF spirituality was cdict the
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03
IrytT UOUEV arr DOING.

The alurnnae or Miss Whicomb's seminary have
arranged an extensive programme for the re-
mainder Of the season, which assures q thorough
discussion OF the early history Of Long Island. The
dates and subjects are: February 4. Long Isl
and: February IS. "Hreucklyn" March B. Hudson
River Industrios': March l., "Old Ncw-York 4.
March g. "Pullic Institutioi.s': April II. Coy
ernment and Men of the Times" ON Friday even
ing they VIII give a reception and dance at no -
Rcnsen-st. FOR which Invitations have already
been issued 20 the aumnae and their friends, and
also 70 the senior class OF the seminary.
The social reunion Of thc Fcnelon. which is TO be
held this evening at the Pouch Mansion. promises
10 be unusually attractive. Able Hogan, who
Is an interesting and powerful speaker. is TO make
an address on "The Literary Genius OF France"
In addition this there will be a carefully select
ed musical programme. Many prominent clergy
men expect to be at The meeting and Henry Austin
Adams and Warren q. Mosher also expected 10
be present
The Cambridge club at the meeting this after
noon will devote most OF the time to music Miss
Eleanor Il. Hooper. the v-olnsi. and Mrs Emma
Richardson Kustcr. the pianist. VIII play; Mrs.
Aencs B Ormbce Will read a paper on The Wit
and fumor Of Women Writer'S" and Mrs. Hoas-
land one on why Should Women BE called the
Serious Sex" After which there Will be a short
discussion why Women Are Called the Serious
Sex"
The Froebel Society will hold its February re-
union AT tIlc AtdutHlN. III Istldyctte tniS
afternoon The Committee Literature will have
charge. Mrs George " Schaumbcrg will read
paper on People and Places" and Mrs G. H.
Smith sketch. paper Emily Dickenson"
VIII be read by Mrs Stuart Close.
Miss f.. Marguerite Iiudlcy viii deliver a paror
lecture "Bicycling benefits and Dangers. and
Ideal Dress" on Friday afternoon IA the home Of
Mrs. Mariana Chapman. No. ltJ Iiicks-st.. at 8
o'clock
The Colona club will hold meeting Thursday
afternoon under the charge Of the Committee .
ana Education. Considerable
has been aroused by the subject for debate at the
me mbeIs meeting OF the Civitas on Wednesday
afternoon The subject for debate is is War Be
tween Highly Civilized Nations Any Longer Toler
abie?'
The February reunion OF All Souls Tniversalist
Womens League will be held Tuesday after
noon in the chapel. in South Tonth-st The subject
for discussion Will be Mission Work for the Uni
Versalis church.
4 tea will be given by the Health Protective AS
ISOLATION Friday afternoon at No. 2o4 Living
stOa-st.
The Urban Club will hold its next meeting on the
afternoon OF February II at the home Of the senior
director. Mr. \. J. Perry. In First Place. Or.
JAYNE VIII be the speaker.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03
rUF INSTITUTES LECTURES.

The schedule OF the lectures before the Brooklyn
Institute Of Arts and Sciences for this week Is an
interesting one. The week was opened by lecture
last night in the Art Building Of the Institute by
Professor Josiah Royce Of Harvard University. be-
Ing the second lecture in the course to be given by
Professor Royce on The Power, Wisdom and Good
ness Of God as Manifested in His Works
To-nisht the lecture at the y. NJ. C. A Building,
under the section on Ornithology Of the Department
OF Zoology will be on Grouse and Quails. Their
Ds,rihuton" will be discussed by T.. +. Carson. and
"Tbe,r Habits by Frank L. Johnson There will
also be a lecture under the Department or Miner
slogy by Professor Samuel L. Penheld or fale , nj
versity On Hot Springs. Geysers ana Iheir M"era'
Deposits"
Tomorroy afternoon the fourth lecture in the
series on words. and Words in English" under the
Department OF Phiology. Will be dehFereu III '"e
Y NJ c. A. Building. at o'clock, by frolesso'
Braineld Kellogg OF the Polytechnic institute. Oh
THE English a Composite Language. INC
evening lecture in the Y. NJ. c. A. Building al
o'clock. under the Department of Astronomy VIII Dc
by James r a secretary OF sne w be illus
n T6ursdaV The one lecture scheduled is under
the Department Of Political Science. and Is the last
if,erary Japan." The address viii be BY the Rev.
DR.. William Eliot Griis of Ithaca on NJ odeIn jap
Fulton sts.. al S O'Clock ,.
For Friday three lectures are scheduled. Under
the Department Of Pedagogy PerGval Chuoo OF Thc
Manual Training High School, viii lecture on me me
I'm G. a. Building, at 1 o'clock Professor Harris
J. Ryan of Cornell University. will lecture on The
Properties OF Polyphase Currents under me DE, De
partment Electricity In the Y. NJ c. A. Building.
at O'Clock. The lecture will be illustrated by Ian
tern photographs In Association Hall. az o'clock
Dr. Dudley A. Sargent. rector Of the Iiemenway
Gymnasium. Harvard University, will lecture on
''The Physical Training Of College Students. Illus
trated by 100 lantern photographs. The members or
the Department of Photography will hold meeting
at the rooms Of ;he department, No POI Montague
St. at o'clock.
The fifth lecture In the course on Recent Re-
searches into Exceptional Mental Phenomena, un-
der the departments OF Psychology and Pedagogy.
Will be delivered by Professor William James. o'
Harvard University on Saturday morning. In the
Y NJ C. A. Building. ~ 1880 O'clock The subject
of the lecture will be "De1eneration."
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03

leader saving iha, tho choir dishandod: that
thor" would not b, the usual practic" on Saturday
night. hti that the members OF the choir who were
also members Of tho Memorial Baptist church
would meet him on Friday after prayer-mecting.
Yesterday morning there waa no Choir. but last
night the sixteen consecrated ones asan took their
customary places and more lifted their voices
In spiritual Thanksgiving. There more con-
tam.natlon Miss Agnes Brcrcton. the soprano
soiplst denied tha. there was any trouble between
herself and her pastor. ami last night sang solo
10 prove e.
Mr. Martin. when seen 10y Tribune reporter yes
terdny. said. My choir must b" cOns"cratcd
believe IN g. and want them 10 understand that
7 am In earnest. VIII ro' have them act as tn"
Epscopulians do and .cal" the church for the he'r
saloons between the songs say this because |
know OF Instances where that has been done"
one of tho members % The choir sad that nearly
all of th" former members would return. but thai
thcr, were TWO ohiertiouthl" ones who mus. he
dropped. The names Of the objectionable ones
could no: De learned
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03

In this years iril the mounted officers soon 20 he
added 20 the force VIII hc cal~ into tho arena II
has been suggested iha' trial Of ekili between
picked men from the mounted police squad and Pro
,cssor Pbno = del Rosco's rough r. Eng class would
be a most Interesting aalr. II Is probable thnt such
contest VIII be arranged Colone. Parr!lge's class
could probably give the policemen and the rough
rll-rs POINTERS some nanOcvures IN fnplnt' :
drills. hut has never a-i!r"i 10 cunning IN IN"
matter of trick rough riding. Popular AL At
tractive features OF .asf years show were IN" OK
h!bton- bv rival companies from IN" fif~ Depart
ment. with horses and engines The Fire DrpartWeht
Is always somewhat modest about appearing oH
such occasions. but rarely refuses - Sive an OK
hiblton when called upon. The hor-" sh'" com
rtee has no, vet invited the department o. send an
engine ana 10 the show, but VIII irOidb'y 90
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03

Mrs Rearl's Perfection. whose jumping mas be'h
often remarked upon stree tho last monthly enter
ta,nnont Of IN, Riding AMI Driving club VIII doubt
less be the hero ia The jumping class. Mr. B'aTi =
Herculoe f. sgre 20 De- a close sccor..
Timothy L. Woodruff H. II. Salmon ana FRANK -
Beard R.l sh1N their iours .r the class iar ioHr-
in-hauls and tanlrns. r.. H. 7. TalmASr AMI MS
brother who naI marked success in tae Madison
Square show bee November are likc.f t. carr on
a goodly number Of pfizo ribbons.
Clarence " Solmans black gellng. b'n1par'e
has already been seen by the Riding AMI Driving
Club several times in his high schoo performances
lie Will be- looked flr with interest at tAe sho..
One u the most attractive features ot asi year =
show was the drill by Tho mOunte! police squad
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03
MY IT rs PRONOUNCED "TROOP."

7, "a no novelty the peope OF Brooklyn 10 Do
told that their street nomenclature Is anomalous
,,coneruous and utterly lacking in logic and COM
non sense Almost every conceivable scheme OF
naming streets has been adopted and carried out
10 the extent OF five ten or twenty thoroughfares
with reasonable consistency. As a rule. the street
names are not difficult for the average tongue TO
grasp and to pronounce with a fair degree OF cor
rectness.
Perhaps no other single name causes so much
trouble as that OF Throop-ave. The question 10
whether the ''h' in this word is silent should
be sounded. 1t Is not a difficult matter 10 get at,
but explanations have failed to bring about
ANYTHING like uniformity in usage Still. another
attempt may produce better results. Be IL known.
then that Throop-ave bears the name OF Of
the Governors OF the State OF NewYork. Just 40
DO several other OF the neighborng streets. such
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03
A CONDUCTOR KILLS HIMSELF.

Raynor f. Rogers. thirty-s!x years DID, committed
suicide yesterday at his home. No. 535A Macon-st..
bv shooting himself in the head. Rogers EN-
ployed BY the Brooklyn. Queens County and Suour-
ban Railroad Company. For a long time he was
the starter OF the Ralph-ave. line when the route
was from Raph-av.. and Broadway 10 Atlantic
ave When the company continued the line 10 the
Rroadway ferries the place was abolished. and
Rogers was sent TO the depot at Utica-ave. and
Herkimer-st where he made foreman Two
weeks ago nc was again displaced this time being
sent out as a conductor on one Of the Reid-ave:
cars The changes in his position caused him 70
become melancholy and frequently he tod his wife
that he believed the company wanted TO get r,d
of him by the course pursued. Mrs Rogers TOD
the police that felt satisfied that ner nusban!
had killed himself account Of his continued
wOrrment.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-03
4 CPOUIyG CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH..

The wear book OF the Tompkins Avenue Congrega-
,ional Church. the Rev. DIR. II. r. Meredith. PASTOR
was issued yesterday to the members OF the cohsre'
CATION II Is pamphlet OF III pages containing re-
nor,s from the societies and branch ORGANIZATIONS
and complete roster of the members OF the churc"
and congregation. Nathaniel Norton presents '"'
renort OF the standing committee. the tota mem
bership at the beginning OF the year WAS -' "
the course OF the year iifty-fve persons were us
-, ~, ,.,,crs 70 other churches. eight were
dropned and twenty died. making the tota' 'os'
eightv-three The additions to the church "ere
,O2 on confession and ninety-eight by letter ansns
a total OF POI. The membership Oh 'anuas :. ,,,
- . oas n gain OF lis There were seVenty-h'he
han,sms-forty. of infants and thirty.two OF
oa,,s The home sunday-school now has LIS ohi'
nd teachers and LAS pupils: and in the branch
cers au scbool there are li6 officers ana '.acners
sna pupils total number IN ,hs sor beDeyo
1881 Ihe oo nare. Collections from envelopes.
@ sa ~. loose collections s30il 10: collections from
sS sh 100 Examinations s30Il 81; special coiiecuohs'
90 400 60 total $2s674 Il.
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s,srrR.s SUSPICION UNFOUNDED.

Mrs Sarah Barlow th.rty-n!ne years old, VINO
was found dead early Thursday morning. was
hurried SATURDAY afternoon. 1t appears that MIS-.
par,ows husband is invalid. Her sister, Mrs
Mary Codack had requested coroner Mason ~
hold an autopsy on the body. Mrs. barlow nus
,, ..,s q, homo on Wednesday night, ani early
rhrrsdav morning ne awoke his wifes sister ana
,nII her mat his wife was dying. Mrs. Codack sus-
roc.ai that her sister had been smothered anu -ne
rrso from the house ami found a 20. ceman. VINO
had an ambulance suinEonei Tne surssIn salt Snl
~ woman d.ed from heart failure, but Mrs. 20
fack was not satisfied. ana sac had me Coroner
investigate the DEATH with the result tnat ,ne a9
,nnsv Yesterday verified the ambulance surgeon
Vsrsion OF how the woman died Mrs Codack to.i
the Coroner ;hat her sisters husband was J.aiS@'s @
~ his wife and the Coroner when ne nearh he3
story a; hrst was inclined TO ORDER bar'o" A.