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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-09-23

The gold standard advocates are
fond of quoting the great bankers OF
the world in support of the assertion
that q currency system based on gold
is much more stable than one based
on gold and silver
1t is noticeable, however, that they
do not quote the opinion of Baron
Ro:hsehild. the greatest banker in
the world. In 1887. Hon. Edward
S. Pierrepont, the American minister
to England, asked Baron Rothschild
elf a single gold currency was real
ly more stable than one composed OF
gold and silver Z"
The Baron replied "that the con-
trary was the fact, and cited Eng
land and France in &C frmation of
his statement, that where there was
but single standard the huclua'on
was larger; that when gold was
drawn from England to the continent
for any cause all the solicitude c's'-
cent,ated upon the single go'd
standard; gold being the sole legal
tender and 30 one Knowing to what
extent i, would be drawn away, all
the panic and alarm fell upon it, but
with double currency like France,
if gold was drawn to England 1t
caused no panic in France, because
she had large reserve Of legal ten.
der silver upon which she could fall
back, and which of course would not
be drawn to gold country; and he
repeated that bimetalic currency
was more stable that single cur.
repcy.''
Mr.. Pierrepont published resume
of his interview with Baron Roth
schild in the North American Re-
view in February, 1889 ; therefore
the Balon's opinion is q matter OF
rsccrd and the gold advocates have
40 xcrse fo: Ignoring it
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-09-23
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-09-23

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Managua. Nicaragua. November H.
tVia Galveston -Presldent Zelaya has
decided to grant chartSS for railroad
sea- distance of about seveNy miles, to
two citizens of New York. TIM road will
run north Of the route OF the\Naritimc
canal of Nicaragua and is looked kpon as
certain to lead TO prompt Development OF
the interior OF the Republic and shoiN be
OF considerable assistance In the worNo
building the inter oceanic waterway. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

At Philadelphia University OF Pennsyl.
vania 4, state college 0.
AT Annapols-Navai cadets ls, Iehigt
university To-
;, Al KnoxNille-university of Tennessee G
folytechn c Institute OF Virginia 4.
At New Haven, Conn.--If Yale's nnaI
showing against Princeton We're to be
lL1Pcd by her playing this afternoon the
llRers would win in walk The greatest
SroWd OF the season watched the game
ne new Massachusetts PLAYERS Of Yale
Hld not prove successful. but the inter.
tcrnnce was better. Score; Yale 10. New
Jersey Athletic club o.
AT Chicago Chicago University 1s
Northwestern University 6.
~ t'eNeland-W dShington and Jefferson
toleGe y Western Reserve University o.
~ l'as ton-Lafayette 81. Franklin and
Marshall o.
AT lndianapolis-Miami University O..
UNIVERSITY OF Indianapolis 0.
Az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Athletic club "a.
INDIANA University bloomington IA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
Pinlico Events.

Baltimore. November li,-This was set
away" day at plmico.
Five furiongs-siray Step. Floral Park,
Purse Proud Tim l0il-,, ~,
SIX furlaneF-S optour premier, hoyhi
Pr ncces Time ia. .,
Oila mi,e-Casssi 2pcla' H. D.. Ariplih'
Time :i3i. ,,..s.., c,o,,,sa,,or
Hove NoNey Time .Wiie
Constitution handicap, mile ana a slN-
t.pnth-palgretta Waterman, NICK Joi'ii-
'Vi'iiunt e,ip. four mil q. eplechase Till
lion iSe G1rnctt. sam D. Ttno 9:zss,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

London, November IA. The viceroy of
India the Earl of Elgin. cables that there
has been no rain in the affected districts
during the past week, but he says de-
tailed examination shows that the pros
poets in the Puma and northwest provinces
are more favorable than at first imagined.
Distress. however is imminent In several
districts of Delhi
According to the last reports over 1000
men We're employed on relief work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Dublin November 1.-THE Telegraph ct
this city says it has ndisputable proof that
Jones" the informer, was in Dublin ten
DAYS ago on a mission from Scotland Yard.
trying to work UP an outrage.
The paper adds that whenever necessary
il can produce the man upon whom jones
called and offered dynamite machines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Bombay. November IA The agricultural
prospects everywhere In India are OF the
eloomiest description. The prices of grain
are rising and there has been another riot
at Kurad where a number Of stores were
looted. Governor Sandhurst will visit the
suffering districts when the relief pro-
Gramme Is in full operation at the end of
the month.
The threatened influx Of famine victims
to this city is causing much anxiety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Brennan. Texas, November IA young
man named John J. Heckel charged WIN
horse theft, was given an examining u1a,
TODAY and sent TO Jail In default OF sSvV
bond. He admits the theft and wants 70
plead guilty He says his family wen
10 do and that they live at Hown ss'''n'
Waller county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
:" "ERLIy MIDGET
herin Win "E u"

snvtnlber lie
Anml,ted p,s., 'S'p .,,, 1896
iss.aayD , f's's The relchstas
kss v,c,,,1. 'Re9n after nearly
] i sa,.. 'ae attendance was thin.
FN for cbss-. PRIV even tho Gus
~ ~ 5p 'o' emperor was
.''l''' work before tho ro,,,..
[''fun character exccr, ,,a ,' ,,,, :
l'' reform in n;,,.. inc N'li
cause sAarr ,a 'of'f procedure e. IRE.
=, c,. socialists have collected Ct '' y
!. only s 'il,'' ma, Hs,.. the pro-
''sa' to be more tboron,- ,'1 an,
T. 70 Increase -.
' artillery nag n,.o ana ana, Tor
/, ~. a'a there are ,,nmi.,a,, -" "
49,. me eentris,s wbo e,,,.,,.,,' ],
'na sprinrl ~ S,iq,, eofss9ry majesty
II, q sept i It's v,6 So2t the govern
y NJ, hostile 10 tbo 'ehtrlst press
! h. the editor government.
y Oeeu arrested uae Tasoblatt
81 ss,s' has BEEN NY s 12r les majestic
\. ''li'nentarys' pp,.,. the sooiolis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Cincinnati. November lt-Wcather clear
and pleasant, track fast; attendahse, arg
Six furl 3Dgs-Asaph' I"lhhle' A'os'"0''
'i 5nc inile-rno, Imp. skate Ale'hia Al
len. Tine l.i5. ~ Malta
steer. e mace about mile ani th T,,',
60. r,s hanlicap-I.awyer Uncle JIM
AI r,iye 'f1rionr5-J. Walter Argonaut, suy-
dam Tine 1.0il2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Rome, November AT is mi-officiallv
stated at the vatican that the reports cir
culated in the United States OF the inten-
ton of the pope to remove Archbishop Ire
land Of st. Paul are purely inventions.
Archbishop Ireland has simply been adj
vised from an unauthorized quarter to
moderate his attitude, avoid irritating dis
cussions and conform his conduct TO the
instructions OF the Holy Sec especially
in regard to education. social questions and
the favor to be accorded to religious
bodies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
Indians vs. Cincinnati.

C,.c.nnau. November 1.-THE lnuian
football team of Carlisle, n, ana Inc
University OF Cincinnati met at Leasue
park here today The game was eScl,, N !,
In the first half but ~ the second h1 ,i,ar !.
~, ,,,rir.el,. o,itcIassed hy the superior
strength and weight OF their. stalwaTt Sp-
poreuts Score Indians 30, Cincinnati u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
HOUSTON DAILY POST MORNING. NOVEMBER Is 1895

powering the Federal government to applv
the tarin whenever u nation adopts n uIs-
tinctly unfavorable tariff toward Germany
This matter will also come up in the
reichstag this session.
The German biinetalusts. under Count
Won Carbon, held meeting on Friday and
decided not to drop the fight in spite of
the defeat OF the silver party in the United
States.
Emperor Williams order to arm all the
iuouerH vessels OF the German navy with
10. Il and 2i-centimeter Krupp quick fire
guns has given immense satisfaction to
naval men. These guns are said by ex
perts to place the German ships ahead in
lighting power of those OF any foreign ma
ton. In fact they are declared to be six
llines more powerful than other vessels of
the same size. Oruers amounting to many
mlllions OF marks have already been ulacel
with Herr Krupp. who hopes soon TO be
able to Apply his last inventions TO the
aS-centimeter guns. For the navy artillery
similar now equipment will be made and
the cavalry Will get a new Mauser self.
loading revolver, which is said to be an
ideal weapon ut close quarters, while It
also carries up to thousand meters. The
breech can be lenetheued mechanically
aud adjusted to the shoulders for aiming.
The emperor hopes TO effect these gigan-
the charges without serious opposition in
Another bill which viii be presented
provides for an Increase in the pay of
army officers from first leutenants up-
ward by 30 to 100 per cent. coonels il
this measure becomes law. receiving
5000; majors COCO, captains 5000 and lieu
tenants 1900 marks per year
royal decree Just issued makes the
provincial colors OF Posen identical with
those of Poland. white. black and white
instead Of red and white. This is intended
to check Polish agitation.
The Berlin anarchists called mass
meeting to commemorate the Chicago
martyrs but the police prevented the
assembling of the reds
Arthur Van Wick OF Milwaukee, the
baritone gave concert here on Tuesday
last TO large and fashionable attendance
<The. members OF the American colony
OF this city are arranging for n Thanksglv-
Ing celebration on November 2G There
VIII be dinner at the Kaiserhof and
speeches, followed nv a ball The United
states ambassador, Mr. Edwin r Uni. will
preside and will hold a reception in his
own house prior TO the celebration proper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Paris, November In The chamber OF
deputies today NJ. de sante submitted an
amnesty motion and demanded urgency
for it. 1t was defeated by vote OF S21
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
LONDON And BERLIN
\, Il, Chief Topic in the
rpaIlss Capital
! sfssIoyoF THE RFIcHS7AC
y, statement REGARDING
=. In turkey soon


| november .-Ccopyrishtcd'
:. T as,ocIatsd Press)-1he past
-. brln sull Of political inter
f,.,op to the Guild Han oFa''ons'
/ y.,lev Sit, JOIN Gorst. Mr. Hen
4. NJ. Joseph Chamberlain the
! landsdopne and Sir Michael
:, have delivered speeches OF
:. interest. The Venezuelan
..nralIy has beon the CHIEF topic
I,,a, and the newspapers have
H., comments apon he different
T.. d the question.
,,ues Gazette Incidentally pub
xsr suggesting that the bound
!. h,veen Honduras and Mexico
i. the same lines as the Vene-
ssliy.
,,,y Of state for the colonies
!, chamberlaln, addressing the
!. chamber OF commerce last
SrIbed the scare in England at
rrerclal competition us being
,.t defended the acquisition in
"a % the part Of Great Britain
"a territories as being necessary
b lMestall her rivals, who would
to English commerce.
bih Of the secretary for war, the
| 4 Landsdowne. before a meeting
lutiyes at Bristol, have also at
R,intlon. He dilated upon the ne
4 Ircreasing the expenditure for
which he asserted must be on
| l.,sl Of efficiency as the navy.
!, .,cretary also expressed the
! 1t the coming session Of parlia-
1 Mn authorizing a loan of 5.OOO,-
I I, .terlink for military needs.
| ,,,,ed, 1910
I,,1pIs n, Salisbury will go to
| !. uondav IN ..lsit the queen.
IrIa, N the a,rplus stores of the
{,a,inp steamer Fran at christi
I yaod,v last attracted much in
!. ,"ns n, ,nsst Sam and yega
T. ssSer,v hnusbt ms man,antoes
t,,,sn's eyn6a,tinn paco artlclo
IN an i, reading gram 1So9-
~ so-s,,,,Io -, Nonsnn's a,,to o
f,.,, =, ,hn ar+,c,os fo,chod ,,anv
n, m,rts, ,alnc Tho nronnod,
" mer IN mo g,orantc,rs n, Mo
\ n,,,e esp e.. 1n-,,.. ,...o
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= districts VI lreiohu' VINO sail
.ia on ! ussSlqy last'
u ia'pr 81 protection VIII be
; , nan december H. me
,,,IIsso ~" nv 'n.i, ToHSci Na .,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Vienna. November l4.-Great devastation
has been caused by floods In Bosnia a
rescue party of thirteen persons has been
near Sierra Jevo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

Palestine, Texas. November H.-This
was the last day of ths East Texas Fail
ana Driving Park assoc.a on and, IL he,
.rg Raarodd and Children's day, the at.
tendance was large. Race summaries:
$40 trot. half mile, best two In i've
Sleepy Tom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z |
S,fWlS ,......'..'.-......'.... .
Gay ....................S
Time rs.
Half nile dash-Calhe. Littls Danger
Time j5.
Hail mile dash-Seguin. Lady. Angle NJ
Time ;hl
Half mile dash--Black Bess, Roger O.
Bon. EniX Hardy. Time 81.
Bicycle race. half m le best two in
three, purse s20-W!n Grayson won. Will
We Oh second, Z. S. Colley third, George
Beardsley fourth. Best time l:l6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

PhiIadelphia. November THE be- , Joe
Patchen-star Pointer me no.tpen Ono 'C on &C.
aoSnt OF . heavy track until Tuesday
next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

New orleans. La. November H'-Ihe
wind snoled the record breaking today.
me orly feat accomplished being the re-,
auction of the kIlomeisr ieSoI H,, ey rs '"
J I,os Invered 10 200 2-5 ty sam Young
VIZ We ~ a triplet. Young 10 a local rider.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15

n. y ,i Mrs. /, w,sH. Vanderbilt will
y prIn ,,a me gslftles at Blenheim
|y, ri,ncess q Maics' visit TO the he,
RsrswmoS en- me only difference
R.aiar a, , WI be The substitution
" MA ~ a concert for bali
!, W nv saekay, who has been IN IN
rIr,e- 70 IN me south Of France TO
A"r there and IN Italv W
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Andrew and Sarah A. Downey to Samuel b:
Ross lot on NE corner of Fulton and Franklin
Thomas L. ana Philippine NJ: Henderson to
William II. and Mary A. Dick, lot on Ne nne OF
Buena Vista avenue or Park road 2Q1 ;SHs 9E ST u
Waller street, "a deg. SO miu., r. 13o 4H2, - .
@ deg SO min 26:l S "a deg. So min, w
l16:7sz, N SO deg. 40 min, w S0:51s to oegin-
John ]. and Marie vollmer TO Louis b. Hetty,
lot line of Lott street, so OF Grove, . 20 oy
PasouaIina Pico to James L. Gallagher, undi-
vlded half of lot on w line of Lapidge street, SUI
OF Nineteenth 20 BY w 80; $l0i; 0i;o.oho,dors,
George r, ana Kate KingSland TO HousenoloerS
B and L. Association. lot on \ line OF dll street,
$50 w of Noe. w 70 by IA; SO; :.
Milton S Mack to ]. s webster lot on h line 0i
Hartford street, 173 5 Of Nineteenth 5 24:o by
1876 $40.
lot on line of Jackson street, 1868 OF Dupont
L 40 by 1874: SO.
Pietrl Queirolo TO Andrea Arata, lot on sf ae 1ne
Of Filbert and Union streets or Jasper place. 1917 %
W OF Dupont. L so by 1885, $1,000.
Ellen Reavey to Andrew J. Reavey, lot on SE
line Of Freelon street, 225 NE of Fourth, NE 20
by Sc 80: S1C0.
same 10 James Reavey, lot on sE line of Free
Ion street (Roacn), $40 sW OF Third, sW 2O by SIC
so: $5.
stewart Menzies 10 Elizabeth NJ. Cox, wife of
Thomas A, lot on line of California street, 46:l0
Z of Second avenue, % 20 5-12. 61:2 1895, w
22:111a, y 80 20 1856 So
f. n. and Alice w. Moor to w. R. Eaton, lot on
n line af Silver avenue 4 from Il line OF Col
lege Homestead Association, NE 1873 NE 122O,
NV $780, SW 1858, containing 5. IL acres; $40.
sarah Giles TO Thomas c. Garfield, lot l99, dift
Map 3, 800.
Estate OF Patrick or Patk Fl. Grady tby Nellie
Grady, administratrix) to Margaret Daily, lot on
N line of Sycamore street, 200 W of Plymouth, w
so by n 125. $1050
Gertrude (or Gertie) Mcintosh TO Thomas D. Rior-
dan lot on line OF sixteenth street, 55 w from
line of lot 20, block IL, Flint Tract, n to point
in y line of said lot 40 w from k line OF said lot,
Il 20 to N line Of Sixteenth street 80 w of line
of said lot W 26 to beginning; also let line
of sixteenth street. So w from E line of lot 20,
block H. Flint Tract. 100 TO line of said lot TO
@ inn frArl r., 10.
beginning, being portion of lot 20 block IL, Flint
Tract: also lot commencing on NE line of Falcon
avenue at the divi ,ion line between lots and 2,
block II, of Phoebe and Robinson subdivisions,
NV 100, \ 65 TO SW line OF snort alley, Sc 100
S 100, being portion Of lot /, block II, Phoebe
and Robinson sub Iivisions; $40.
Charles a. Noyes to same, same; SO.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13

u HEADQUARTERS FOR POULTR
Ii ranches and business chances. E. HILL.
Real Estate and Business Agent, 997 Market st +,
cor. Sixth.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13

F Kapp & W, Los Ang
a L Smith, Los Angeles
L J Hatch, EscondidO
B Galbrath d W, Sac
] Walilng, Nevada City
l. Johnson & w, Gkiah
Mrs Nedre, Selma
w Mcknight, Wadwortf
a Soules, I+ealdsburg
A G KatZ, Chicago
L Balebe, san Jose
i Massing, san Jose
w J Ferry & w, NewcStl
J Hill, Port Townsend
] c Roth. Mary sville
] Cummings 81 W, Aitura
"A Jennings q W, Truckee
Miss tiibsen, Stanford
C w Gibsen, Stanford
Il c Clark, Paso Robles
n Scudder q W, Petalum
c r Wilson, berdeen
] Sherbnrn d ", Tracey
Z Garden, Cavalier
T Messing, San Jose
w Penrose, New City
Mrs ] w Harrison, Cal
c A Cook, Watsonville
B T Van Hern, Willows
j J Lovemark, Cal
A Wilson, Dutch Flat
5 A Lain, Cal
S r smith. sta Rosa
S e Boarman, Cal
Miss B Master, KingCity
Ii Pepper, Alaska
a s Parker, Cal
c w Bennett, Mary sville
] Miller d W, San Jose
Miss q Bailey, Alameda
q w Cross, Iowa Hill
i r Brooks. Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13

A Buldreghin & W, Cal
G Hofgross. Marysville
IL Welde, stockton
T Johnston, SactO
J Tayior, Tacoma
g jackson, Tacoma
4 K O.sen, Fresno
i A Winters, Ind
a w Thomas. Petaluma
Mrs Moore & fun, Wyo
w George, Stockton
J Brown, Vallejo
J Taylor, Tacoma
4 A Sybert, Marysville
Il Cook. Seattle
JTaylor, Tacoma
W h Haines, idaho
G f Rogers, Grass Valley
B oore, Grass Valley
w Sampson, Grsss V
. S Hays. Grass Valley
F r Rose, Grass Valley
II Temby. Grass Valley
D 5 Rowe. Grs IS Valley
N Ciauson, Grass Valley
Z S Hilley, Grass Valley
Mr. & Mrs Hall, rass V
J BCrT, Grass Valley
B Williams, Grass V
Frank Gill, Grass Valley
A l. Fisher, Grass Waller
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
HOUSES WANTED.

WE WANT SOME CHOICE COTTAG ES,
w houses and fats Immediately to fiji the de-
mands of our clients settling for the winter A. j.
RICH & CO., Real Estate Agents, 112 Mont
gomery st.
w ANTED-A MODERN HOUSE IN WEST
w ern Addition containing IL to IA rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished; would rent for of
years. state location. Address MACK & CO., IL
Front st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13


i ] A Sybert, Marysville
e Z b Gallagher, Chicago
Z e Julian, Stockton
W ] Babcock, Ohio
7 O'Connor, Oakdale
Miss f Olsen, Fresno
j w Walters. Grass Vail
w Thorney 81 W. San Jose
ma M Gordenson. Portland
o II WEIGH. Stockton
] II " alker, Vallejo
l. I Nichols, stockton
w r Sewers, San Jose
e ] l. Killian, Pendleton
i X Tucker, Mich
NJ Heron, Denver
K Bu chelet d W, Tacoma
ley + Richards GRASS Valley
w III Luke, Grass Valley
A Rowe, Grass Valley
ey T J Kennedy. Grass v
~ II Gregory, Grass Valley
ey II Cornellis. Grass Y
ey II Snyder, Grass Valley
ey G Curry. Grass Valley
ey IL II Mann, Grass Valley
V E Barrett, Grass Valley
] b II urley, Grass Valley
j Wallace. Grass Valley
ley @ Wilhelm, Grass Valley
Law
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
FUKNITURE WANTED.

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IF YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
l.. G. THURBER on THE STAND.

The special Commissioners. Lewis l.. Deafed and
Dr. John II. Gibbs. yesterday morning again took
up the inquiry into the mental condition OF Ed
mund q. Thurber Dr Austin Flint. who
tained az an expert By Francis L. Wellman for Ed
mund Thurber. was recalled
Cannot insane persons sometimes conceal their
deranged mental state through long examination"
asked MT Ashley.
II have known Of such cases." was the answer.
DR.. Flint Friday testified that he had put
Thurber through an hours examination and found
him to be entirely free from decisions. and Of sound
mind
Continuing. Mr. Ashley asked: 80 you acknow-
edge that an examiner might be deceived by the
PATIENT
81 admit that the patient might deceive the phys-
clan throughout tho examination. but think In
Amos, every case the truth would become apparent
at the conclusion As soon as the strain and ten
sion terminated the patient would give himself
away"
Edmund O. Thurber then paced In the chair.
and testified that his age was thirty-two years that
he graduated from Brown University at the age of
twenty three years. and that while in New-York he
had lived consecutively at No. u West Forty ninth
st., No. G2 West Frfty-nfth-st. and at Mrs True's
house, No. 81 East Twenty third-st.
Mr.. Wellman asked:
Have you had that impediment in your speech
since chidhoodY'
II have
Thurber answered questions In a hating manner.
although his mind seemed to be clear as to dates
and the value and character OF his property hold
The case will 20 on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05

Stewart. Upper Montclar Friend, the Kew. o. ~
Neil Cash. Cash. Cash. Converse Company AZ
count E. Shaver, Miss F. 8. Wadsworth. Jonn -
McCurdy, Louis wolferz. A. B. Kellogg 'onn o.
Mahoney. J. W. Barber. treasurer; p. T. q H.
Larned. J. W. Kurtz. @. p. Lyman and RATE ~
Malone each S. Various smaller items. 90 o.
through Brown Brothers Co.. Boston. si'o's o.
through Brown Brothers Co.. Philadelphia VII
through Alexander Brown Sons, Baltimore Wv
grand total to date. $s2.5N &c.
Brown Brothers e. Co. have sent by caoie f''V"
TO Constantinople the last week IN response "
urgent requests from the distributing agencies.
A treasurers Of the American National Red cross
(Clara Barton. PRESIDENT Brown Brothers q Co.
acknowledge receipt Of the following items;
Previously acknowledged, s6S55 IS; First Presoy-
terrain Church New Rochelle. 81: Mrs L. H. Cousan
Il: NJ r. Hancock. 81; For;nightly club East Or
ange 81 First English Lutheran Church. DayIon
;5i III citizens OF Bloomsbury SEA 10; Outlook CON- on
$40 75 First National Bank warwick My; oou,s
Norfolk Congregational Church, 70; CraHs.on * q
curtis s9 FIRST Presbyterian Church ise'"nsTy
Society. Presbyterian Church Theresn; ~ N
Haven 1859; two ladies Newport r. L. w. enS Mass
Of Peru Ind. s5s Mrs. d. Dresser, Leo Niaes'
:54 70; grand total. Si9l &c.