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SUPREME COURT. CITY AND coUXT =!

sr.pRrNr COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
~ NEW YORK The Germania Ire
rrs,,ranre COMPANY against Samuel Il.
Iiainsborg ard others
in pursuance - juigmen, 81 'orsc!os.
NO s,A sa,a made ari entered n mo
,hove.~nftfle6 acton and bearing date ne
i'm dav u Mach ls9s. he reieres
therein named Will sell AZ pubic alcton'
A. the New York Real Estate sa!es' . n.
NJ III pr0adwav. IN tne oh. =. Hes
York IN tie 18th day - April. lsas. a; y
O'clock noon on that day. % Thompson =
pryor auctiora ers. The premises IN SAL
uisr,ert mentioned ard described ss fol-
low 49,
All. ma, certain u, n, land with no
hu,,dines ara improvements thereon situate
= 'he Ci'v. county ard state ~ New TX
nni .'es rihoi as follows. BE- ~ ING Z
a point IN ~. ess. rly SIDE C, Eiseccmo
Av-ru, distant ravenfv-iwO Zee, e.efsa
Inches northo-ly from the corner FORMED ~
tho intersection u re eas'er.y SO
EDGE NIB Avenue with the roriherly s.ds
Q. hundred and ihirty eighth street.
witch point IS opposite party wall s;anc-
ing partly on the lot now being described
and partly on the iot adjoining the same
on the soutneriy side thereof. running
thence easter,y parallel with said one
hundred ard -thirty-eighth stree, and par;
~ The way through said party wall eighty
rve ,eet thence nortner.y parallel VITA
.a.f Ffgec0mb Avenue eighteen fee, -
pom opposite another party wall staining
par,iv IN the T.. nov being described ana
parilv N the lo' adjoining 'hH same on
Tho ncr'hsriy sile ,here. 2 thence westerly
again parallel with sad one hgntre nd
th'r',-eish'h street and PART - the way
through sad party wall eigh'y-iye Feet -
the easteriv SD. q, ssii EdGecomb Ave-
nue. ami tlsncs sou'her.v alonc ire sa1
easterl, eide = Edgec0mh Avenue s.gh-
teen .ee. 20 'h- point - place OF beg a.
nirg
pa,si New York March 81. ls9s
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE
Referee.
SHlFMAN LAROCpUE & CHOATE.
- Wall street. New York city.
ATTORNEYS ,or T'airfiH.
The following Is diagram ~ the prop-
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fIypT C.JFNDtPS rOP TO-DAY.

P 1e Ha sc,,osa "r . 2 ~ a. I = $: sd
30 ~ u.s. ~ , rer,1pa-t Before BscNoH,
j.. J Wotion cacaiar caii,j n, 1890 49,,
supreme court-sre,a M ,,ia-''' o,.,o naers
supreme Co,rt-spocial Tetrpa-t .ieTH si -,
!al sG c e. P-'f'- caus's. Nos Geo of5o e''i.
eco GA $50 81 'ioaf -. ,,..-, c,,,r
J@inm and ret < s. io-7 ,ia5 d84i 500! 1927 5iSl'
G%@ g. g. d iSe 6 i ' ; 1 ~ c ''a ~
aai.a si''' to 's ''- ~" =, I,o,. s,ov.r
' ~ Tc c % SG FERN Par; 1-cfrc scott
>qge. 'csarTrl II I,'f f:5a T 135s5
i ia i Ia>i i /: 1925 i:~io . iss ii;o'
~ - !, 9,e. ri SO ld>, a % cs5
N',, ,6ii 1907 SO co2.. aic' c1T'r ,,-. uo,..-
statfr Causes to lc from Part II fr TRIAL case
sar,c.,S court-Tral r-nn--rsr' -Ie;.rc nrrro. J.
'suse- be scnt f-om Par III for trial rlelr
I-Gausos to he r. Pan; III for trial CAS-" TN
y' e c, gcn' ,eoI
Si77 Sdsi t!le oi4a el4N ei'i. "ic2 9id' 'o' 'e''
rr. J-,u.c. to he sen, from Vii Tor rial case
apec CPu-T5al =, IX g. , i3@ gs a
sn.-cn, tour,-Trial Term Part X-i'c'ore MacLean.
"" "1 ' 70 GT 1rr Par Xl-rro M-Naam.
.usc to he scnt Pat VII f'r trial case IN
supreme cour,-rrial Term PAY, Before Chester
J.. lie sent from preferred coleman 'r trial
eurr5saie's cour, 7amlsrr Before Arnold So
49,. nH - Echari Ne,H ~ 700 "a, m. No. i:-''.
Mar, Trca.y Wilianl S.hrecf Jstfe So man E7e Il
f. Fmay Ann.- Walsh az TOGO Charles II
- ftrf.p 2 - .
ci a'. s5 SO az. T - i ieay f a. 20
ci,y C,ur,-ege,isi r,-n-relorc OLIVIER. court
o' c. q 10 a n r-., M'sp, o,r olo j
az Il, 81 AZ ~ IS iG ~ IS IS SIS IS So -,
SOS coH. elo. 80 co. 90 COS 'r"r, .-.., ~ -.
", IT ics p, q, ! Il & S's sss .,s
ISIS 80 ,2a S35 ~ ne. ~ o. 'ot SO. ~ tNi 80"
W,'is s1o ~ ~. 80 81 gN ,.........
= ! sn-T, eaIses N,- ta-r. ass SOLO 4fi. i7t2
as a,ai 471e CIea7
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Coas'.
~ Rscho~ &c..
Metropolitan T-,, Company s'"'rf'lt lanes r
N,,5:r %. :" nsaro M'oF & is He"'i. kim
~ Fr-clnaa.
Herman ngt MuNer-chsr.e Veh'.
Wsr"cr as, s;.'man-Thons' p oonnely
r, stove
,wll.~. art Imp'r''i Electric oo'''-r Ti"'-d
rrrrIvErz 'rrolHTrD
n, a..
Mater - G-ors- waee.~. John Fa1-li
Arr>r- Fors. Ms-'h' 4 rv''-'''rH" W.
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GARDENER. Sc Married man. 80. place
In country, good vegetable gardener
lawns. milk. good painter and glaz!er
handy With tools. temperate. good refer
euc.. GARDENER. ilA East 5sth-ot
HEAD WAITER First class. motel club
house good reference. Ca,l II @
GHlLEN 80 West l.gfn-si
NJEsE. IS young mHn 10 take care 81
lavhiid years hospital experience.
willing to work IN hotel. city ~ country
reference. 81 ENAkT. 30 Last Eth ct.
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AN OLD HOBOKEN RESIDENT DEAD.

Fritz Goerg eighiy-fve years old. who had been
a resident .. Ho3oken Tor nearly half century.
died at his home No rs Westinghouse. that city,
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WATCHES on iNSTALLMENTs.

PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
co. - Wet %3i-s' FITTING IRE rss'
20. 80 cu- srs-fat-v W-'fe ,'r catalogue.
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'OATnMAS -Ey \ Young Eagllshman In
private family. expert driver. eNpe-i
"nred iu the care - horses Address
JAMES MGAHHY. care Joseph Brennan.
80 Wce 2s'i -
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i3>th Street.
The approximate amount OF the ieA %
charge ~ salts, which the property : .
ho -fl is SIS 1872 ~ Win interest rom
FEBRUARY - 1855 and the apr innate
amount - the charges or Items for '7Nes,
water rates. AZ. thereon Is S-No.'o N
interest 90 be added.
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE.
Referee.
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nAToTENS.

>~-~>>~~~>1>->>
s. DERRY 200 s. Derby. 81 30. s. s..k
hs,s s. &C d, PAITO'.'S. % Liberty
- ~ps'si-v.
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CARPET CLEANING.

>~~~~~o-oNor~~~~">'N'> o>NN0N" 'N0'''o'N'''~''O
CARPETS cleaned ~ steam. ~ rand OF
IN the no.. ca'sFn, 'aIpet LEANING
70 IS Broadway. ~ East seth-s'.'
fCE & gR,NDT To- iS2 3>in.
rpruFrfCK ACKERMAN. l3' Nes'
~ st. near CtE-sve.. esiahl -sHe1 ~
Steam carpet c'ea in, ana 80
t.ir ierovat.rg works. though @1i so'-
.sfa -: also caIoets n.'en. maze on =
srf Ieiai
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NACliINT.bGN.

Al REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood AID iron working machines; fu.Iy
cuaTnnteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Os Madi-
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN c. GRAUL. 1871 Wesi -3d-st.. Old.
est ard largcs, store ~ IT'S KIM In
Greater New ORR.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
NV ~>--~~>~~>>>>a> >'>~>~N>~>O>~>N>~~>~0N
METROPOLITAN storage Warehouse and
Vans. 202 and 20+ Mtrcer-s,.. branch Of
nee. .iNo Broaowsy. corner 44th- St. fur
nitGre removed. boxed and shipped. T-!e-
phone. Spr!ns lGS
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. iGS-iGI-I6S West 32i-s' Stor-
are moving. Telephone 1ct 2Sth-s'
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o, H..

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Ho.
Frank T. -itf gerald. Surrogate OF ~.
City and Comfy u New-York, not.cs ' ~
hereby gwen - all persons havin; claim.
against Samuel @. McI.ree. late OF IT,
CIV Of New York, deceased. 10 p.esen, ~.
same with vouchers thereof 20 the ~
scrlhers az .hcir place of trdnsactiug bms,-
RES, the Office % Williams K Ashley NJ
aO7 Broadway. in the City OF Sew-Yors
ON or before the Goth day 81 June nexr
Dated New York. the 2ist day OF n
c,nher. 1897. JAMES 7. 3ARRow
HERMANN MOOYER, Executors Will.
JAMS & ASHLEY. Attorneys for Eyscr.
,ory. No. 20I broadway Neg-york CITY
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~ - ~ -7>->>>@> -
DIR. Icy - IatsTe 90 !!ac|. an :
Yves: .ita-st. CUES co.rr irsfo"ihs
lis ard 5In!ocs
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

--DD.oooo>00-OONo~---< >~00N"N7|~-~---
ieTH-ST.. 1872 EAST. overlooking Gram
&C. Par, very desirable corner rooms.
private bath. parior dlrinS room: 'Ho'e
beard.
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SURROGATE NOTICE

IN kUKs LANCE OK Al order a,
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. ono Of the anoe
gates Of the City and County Of N ao
York. "sw-
Notice Is hereby given to .u
toas having claims against Exbert ~.
late OF the City Of New-York. ds,sus
10 present the game with vouchers 49,.
Of to the subscribers at their plae. :.
estate of Eebert Starr. No. ll5 RrosS.as
IN the City " New-York. on or tefors - -:
cutn day OF April next. We
Dated New-Yorh. the 2lst Cay OF O.
tober. 1885,.
MOSES ALLEN STARR
WILLIAM +. cHAMBERa
JONATHAN J. DROOME'
WILLIAM p. CHAMBERS. Attorney =.
executors. No 30 Liberty-st. New-Yors
CITY.
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ELECTRO THEIR

,<><(<~~~~ >~>~-~-~~o~--~ ~-~---~->~>-> |-~'~>~
VINO NECUANiCO ASD EiIt 10
-UTpApFI'TICs NT NAL..ErfE Is
cYTr-'rE i0i West +oth-st iOl We;
60
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s7'ru 81. 3.3 WEsI.--H4udsonieiy fur
rishe! ,args a.. SINAI. rooms. VITA
board. corvcaisr' - Br AWAY and Cen e
srni pet. rc.o-on0ee
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2iST st. - EAST.
DESIRABLE ROOMS.
co,,.be~-, exursurp. references.

81 WEST 18TH s.. -Cor1fortsbiy fur
nishel rooms. with good attendance and
superior board. al moderate pTices. refer
encrs exchanged
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$TATE OF NIL XESOPA.} :.E
fyyr Dgr RErxNN..

VIZ t,s.s. iSkalESfsY
cp1xrY or ,sr. rRtsxss> s.: s@SStx
brp tbe rpatter the asapsstsfheyE pE-
.. pnw sn< Peter J.. OsteMpS eo.Fiar .sTEstasl
~. D. Y0e IL Gov, b1aGDveFltSs
$ASsCEIr r. STsbFsE FFssssss ssstp:s1e::
S.ssnupeg r. -rspsess, as ss'sIpshs;ssaA the
absyue nsspsueJ bsp -tDluerlt his
hbrrsD sepnpu am petbti@t, toAe eEsnf' te!E;aTf
GptDep SDDnsu1mx TIRE ssNrn'e FgaEaIIaRfhIIEN
ss& &aaes sssbsns~- arlc etisefi
apSG his hasetle Hen .frdiryl am ISafJIESSsdDn
tBae brstat1 6DeEt DIT ssreb rrlatteI.
II H. ordered, Hhat abg ptrsa!ns. ,IEIts gu
i'm aDse estate OF ssstd bFss0cS
- special TERM af said G5lrEts;tQ AIt3hStlly3t
tpSes eNrast &nas~w I'M the:eItgs ~
thE eoFsHty OF $nesfns. .1nG ~ SyF ~ TEs<sSsh
6zy OF Peau.us ", \. bs: ,Esstss
Tire afternoon ~ az SCOOP ;tfEeIeaNST .aS
c6supsseg cam IT, heard to- ahS,Nm 'ea9sess il
zHg .thepe be- cuEpy assiN tis.g on saist
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pHuhGtssseI im sEpe EbttIe. 1fapf. FEanSGEiRtS.
y sse1nspzpkr rpbDi~ketf M tEle- BIT
die PsDk%. Hnsr asprp cs5Er.s@r ;gt4rSEags
Sssuee esrpS usmk for tDSEtes
weeks. psbnp TO ssstd day:ok ;teea4fEtsHsassat
dhAt ~ cIDpT th~ rtnf be SerWs4E By :gNllE*stS
ent6tltrd to- p<srE cjpate brl ore DIST sssIsEtsa
OF s.sbd essaaee Said ss1sl Feast ~
Days h~fnst "a ~ day Of he:stsm9
bISter1 th6s &rse day, oS bsebHFaessr w. d:
'''''' '' '''s si q H. seses ss4.
DOBuN bb se,BvUEsS.
jAttnsns~ for @st.besafH,
b>isn1s PisIIts. StSIsn.
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rkuEK FOX usekrNG; astsss!!..k :,stE
WILL
STATE OF NEN% ESOTssr r. - .. -.

STATE OF nfS> EsoF*' + =:
C~u-xry ~p Neui-xrss,x. y -. :.
Ba Probate C~nn,t, SI,-atat :"1Ia'EfEi; .sslpis.
sasp stb, Gstss.
~ I'm die s''stse' If the esstas e,s EriaE:s. J.:
Whereas, am vat rprrsstit in .SstiG.T4s
pranusprtbnx 10 De ting hast WIZ amt t:t.ssIa
uaptput of Marry D. j &orrpsse- y,i
ssalNH crpuantyr bss herrI defD t.reIE fsF
Gnraru:
AppG whereas. 81 Of,ey and s. e. " sSFtaSa n
R@uc t6tcr1 tGseper lrlT tssew EfI
seputIuu&. arsu@sDs tbuer tttIfigs .tE at. Sssi
Na6p J. TBpOpppaS He'd i'm S;aMel'c @tttatN eTl
tRa~ Etb day OF nStpsry+ TFeT Stsls. ana
taat sSbdr prsdtbn n~rs are tSce pa.
rparppeG i'm ssbt Sst uiDI any x IEIE mt
amid pBSyDmx eft the 'SssIeE paels:I M
rtDaae be sstDpprttsF. to- pErebSset,. :slA t4psst
astuer* testSpUesu Srv BE ,tO tNceJri u sstitsd
tgpepexn:
ID H. crsseress I ut THE pIpsIs+ .eI
d.etasre tBpi% ". at the pfc !tss elm
.saa1 cruuspty y, ON he Eeth Gay;0T :EsgfF1S
\. ~. LINN. att ~ " cD0Nk TT tFNs. 'Et4ehssS;
u berD alb pepsrp p% JnteLfsIte1 nay abpSaE
tnu. @p ensDtestr he profater OF .safF mn
And II il spp.h er oreteresrs 81
the tdnSe snG rHce OF s5s7t fs!IyE he re
b-gbIux tbb$ or f.r ossee bTrHasH .fvr
three susceesss1Ns weeka psIiiE tps s:aSss
~ Eessdnx. i'm ~ Little J.att.
- s<eesby. ne.~st sper pdlaTll1sI ;asfa :SlgS.
ba>BSer1 at Lrarpe asbDs 1n saTSL eSsIsntN..
DATED at L'sss Faaps tfee- 81. ess:s' Of
~ tbpe Ge,ruEsy =
raT v kGC;N AfptyiSsM
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BLAMts WILLIAMS FOR IT.
Promoter CRADLE Talks Of tbs Collapse Of
HE Entsrprlsas.

Promoter CRADLE Talks Of tbs Collapse Of
HE EntsPpSlsaS.
OMAHA, Feb. 9.-Francis @. Cradle.
promoter, arrived in Omaha from st.
Louis during the day. After repeated
refusals Mr.. Cradle consented to talk
Of the present condition Of his vasious
enterprises: He said:
IL have little to state to tho public 1t
the present time, other than what has
already been said. think the news.
papers have misrepreseLted me in
many things, although ! do not know
that it was Intentional can only say
now that organized all the companies
in which I was identified upon . legal
basis and that there 10 no reason why
they will not ultimately prove paying
Investments. I have received many
kind letters from friends both In this
city and in the Black Hills countsy
who still express their confidence in
me and with their assistance I hope to
once more regain my former position.
The whole trouble was preeipftstod by
the action Of President Williams Of the
Chemical National bank Of Now York
in demanding the resignation Of Cab
fer Ouiplsn."
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olnhtsr Thomas Presents Crsdentisls.
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 9.-W. w. Thomas,
the new American minister to Sweden
and Norway, was received in special
audience by King Oscar for the purpose
Of presenting his credentials. This is
the third time Mr.. Thomas has repre-.
sented the United States as minister
to Stockholm, something unprecedented
in the history OF the Swedish court.
Br'er Ephrsim.
Fore Br'er Ephraim lef' dis bali
Thought he own de worp en- all;
Took de middle er dc road;
Knowed mo- dan de preacher knowed!
En-, spec, when he crossed over
Whar de saints roll roun' in clover
Called st. Peter ter dc gate,
'Bused him, too, fer bein Late;
Toll him wild de greatest ease:
"Han' me over all yo' keys.
Gwine ter lay you on de shelf.
Guess III run dis place myself"
Atlanta Constitution.
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Letter Alleged to Have Been
Written by Spanish. Min
lister De LONE.
Latter Denies the Authorship
and Pronounces the EpIs-
tie a Forgery.
Cuban Junta at New York
Is Responsible for Its
Publication.

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The Press says
that representatives of the Cuban junta
have given out copies Of q letter signed
Enrique Dupuy de Lome," who is
minister of Spain at Washington. and
addressed to Jose Canalejas, who went
to Cuba last September as Premier
Sagasta's personal representative. In
this letter the Spanish minister refers
to President Nj Kinley as ''weak and
catering to the rabble, and as Glow
politician, who desires to stand well
with the jingoes of his party"
The Washington correspondent OF
The Press says that when copy Of the
letter was shown to Mr.. De LONE, he
pronounced it forgery. He also says
that an official of the state department,
discussing the matter, said: "De LONE
did not write the letter. The Cuban
junta has been imposed upon by some'
body."
Asserts That 1t II Genuine.
On the other hand, Horatio l. Ru.
behs, counsel for the Cuban junta,
says: 1--WE know absolutely that this
letter is genuine. A man r;sked his
life to obtain it.. We do not hesitate to
acknowledge that it was stolen from
Canalejas. 1t is written on the paper
Of the legation. The handwriting is Do
Lome's and the signature is his. He
may deny it until he is black in tho
face. but it 10 genuine and everybody
VINO has seen it knows it H."
Mr.. Rubens was asked about the
translation and if there was not some
danger that it might be wrong. He
replied:
mo; the translate on was made in
the cffice by men who thoroughly I'M.
derstand both languages, and it is as
near correct as translation can be-"
Where is the letter now?" he was
asked.
''That decline to answer"
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A CHANGE OF MINISTER'S.

II the Letter IL Authentic De Lone wan
Have to Go.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Knowledge
that a letter was public claimed to have
been written by Minister Qupuy dc
LONE, in which the president was
criticized, 10 current in Washington.
When acquainted with this fact the
Spanish minister declared that il any
such epistle was in existence it was
pure forgery without an iota Of truth
in it.
Among the congressman and diplo.
mats it was considered probable that
should the letter be proven authentic it
would result in change Of ministers.
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Desperate Battle at Chicago
Between College Boys and
a Squad Of Police.
Latter Badly Worsted in the
Beginning and Riot Calls
Were Numerous.
Several on Both Sides Badly
Injured and a Score Of
Arrests Made.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Two twoueend
students of the Rush Medical college,
the Chicago College Of Dental Surgery
and the Marquette school engaged in q
desperate conflict at Harrison and Wood
streets with 40 policemen. The battle
ragged, with intermissions Of peace. from
aoon until in the evening. The po-
ice were compelled to send in riot calls
repeatedly. and In the early part Of the
scrimmage they were badly worsted.
It was a free-for- all, rough aud tumble
fight. When finally put to rout they
retreated to the protection Of the col.
lege buildings. From there they hurled
down all kinds of missiles upon the pc.
lice, who were wildly chasing the Of.
Tenders.
Twsnty.dvs Arrests Made.
It was found necessary to summan
police wagons from the Warren ave.
nue., Lake street and Desplaines street
stations. Twice prisoners were wrested
from the police by the students. This
defiance caused tho police to lose con.
troll Of themselves and they rushed
madly about in . wild effort to arrest
every one in sight. Brsndishing clubs
and revolvers. they chased the students
inside tho college doors aud forcibly
took them from the buildings When
the riot was over and psscs Teignsd rs
students had been placed under arrest
The trouble began BY tho studsnts
engaging in q SNOWFALL fight, in which
tho policemen interfersd, and thsn the
students joined forces and attacked the
officers. During the fight four students
were badly clubbed fpd onaoers sull,'
van and Brennan wore badly injured.
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wMhArSvs Gles EAA~rseaAea,t.

LONDON. Fsh. S.-Lady G4Ssy Slu~
erset has written letter to Lord
George Hamilton. tAs secretary OF staas
for India, TO the edset thse tive lst"es
which she wrote hiu easly ~ 1851. w
connection with the repeal OF ths gn>
dian cantopments aet. aGAS osl1ejy nuls>
understood, aud she theEedors @ssrtS
to withdraw her ind0rsesne.at ~ apy
form nr principle Of stste rexnlataou st
vice.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
MOTHERS FRIEND

system that GRlrk is made easy
and the time Of recovery SHORT
ened-many say stronger aataS
than before confinement" 1T it-
sures safety TO life Of both mothr
er and child. Az WHO baye used
"Meaher's ffiAat" say they wiz hayr
er be without it again, No otheS
remedyrobs confinement 81 its!palp
~ customer whose wife used 'N0tlaeys EgieaIi
says that II she bad 70 20 through ,tl.e orseN
again, and there were but four bottles ~ le
obtained, and the COST WAS Slt0DO per ,bottle le
would have them tGgp,J4AYTOs, Uaytpps 9l,ip
Sent by express. on rGcGip. ~ price, h),Vp tltsR
EyITLE. Book 70 3" EEPytCTAEy ACgIt-
ERS mailed free Upon application, cObtain.Ig
valuable Information and voluntary itestip.9hsaS
I'VE SRADFiELD EcyL.kI0R go ,AILht.Jht6k'
S6[p ~ ~ aRgsSSTs,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
Chicaeo Bank Consolidation.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-It is announced
that the Continental National bank
will absorb the International, one OF
the oldest state banks in Chicago, about
Feb. 81. The Continental has capital
of $4,000, 900 with deposits Of Sl5,0W,-
600 according to its last report, while
the International. with capita, OF
$500. 600, had deposits of 100000.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
Rev. Browne Picture Taken Dowp.

DUBUQUE, la. Feb. 9.-Rev. G. o.
Browns staunchest friends We're in the
Dubuque conference. Re cent develop
ments have SO changed Sc ntiment that
the trustees of the Dubu que Congrega.
tional church have removed Browns
portrait from the church parlors. The
action has ca used sensation in church
cir Giles,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
FOUGHT OYER A WOMAN.

Duel Of Iowa den Results IN Ferrous
Wounds to Both. q
MASON CITY, La, Feb. Sin a duel
near Sexton, Kossuth county, between
Albery Rahm and Herman Necker,
both men were shot-Necker through
the abdomen and Rahm through the
region of the heart. Both men are IN
precarioas condition. The fight Was
witnessed only by the seconds OF the
men, who had quarreled over a woman.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
and ti1y and eS-lco do'lars. II. ! certain
5" @fa %Y Rasieot and his wis
luliann Rasicot, mortgaEors, to George
VI, "; Thayer. Wortgagee, hsssa a date ting
power of sale therein contained. duly re-
corded in the Office of the register of DECIDE
stse Of on yh fS 5a% Of No No
%" Of MOI - les, on page &5. ' WV
Which sand mort gage, together with the
bv said George ". fhayer, n,ortgagee, t.
Nrson V. TousIey by written assignment
dated the stl, day of Dece,nber 1850, and
deeds, on the 2lst day Of November, 1894, at
II O'clock a. H.. in book TX" of mortgages,
on page 5&i. and whereas sal assignee of
so tt" do has paid taxes duly levied upon
the premises hereinafter desc ibed in the
anln q $dn.95, and WHEREAS there is claimed
It MEDIATE Of this notice, Including the
pai;d ,hf snin Of SS 1cs9
s1i ;aS aS!i Sa &c 'e ef SS7
Es ;S 4 ;,s j: 5cny s given ven,
f az of ''S Sw ""d a f Sss coo to
ds nv Lai. Sue viii %ino &c. i f"rec los
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ns, a'p"! "ss.
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