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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

AS
STATIONS foot o. West Twenty.third Street and
Desbrosses and Cortland Streets.
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given below for
Twenty third Street Station alto, p,r,, ,,-,o-
Car New York to Pittsburs, Sleeping Car PlttsOurg
TO Chicago. No coaches to pitt.burg:
$50 s,sS I. u: ~ FEST sifk;NSi,.sInif nR6 e.fTfInn%;
Compartment ,Ian cnr. slee lnr gG;, Dining sSm rooksi,nn and 4n1. OBJ
Cincinnati, 1P %n9r L9q 8 Gi,i s.: L 1Ssass
$50 r. NJ. WESTERN ESPREsS.%For Cleveland.
,: aH1sa +. T EGr T s6GTh SSfsef sR:eFd Exppnss.-ro
.i rit,i =. r.. ci PSciFIo E iS1!RpsPolls;s ST p L9sis; and
s.sO i. VI: MAIL ! ExP~REss.NPaliman BnGet
Pittsburg. and points West. daily except Sunday.
WARRINGTON ASp THE soUrH.
800, SEQ, 9:2o, $3.50 Dining Car. 1880 a; NJ, 1880;
p ri2G ss Cars, .G a:a5 16ininF ca I,m ESQ al GDI RarleF c ans
$50 +; NJ; 1900 night; Sunday. SEQ; $50. 1920
Dining Cars. 4:so Dining Car. 1850 Dining Car.
so s;aG /; N RAE SlsSt. 4:ao p. NJ. 1905
ATEsASTi : COAST LI~NE.-E1prcss $3.50 A. NJ. and
cHEsAPEAKE II oHIo RAILwAY.-4:5o p. n.
FoRoLp POINT COMFORT and N~oRFoLK.-7:5o A.
NJ. week days and TAO P. NJ. daily.
GITYnl:2o !: N, week days SDesbro.ses
Par!or Car and Combined Coach.
Long Branch, Asbury Park dnterlaken. Sundays.
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant from West
Twenty:thirl st. station, 500. 1l:50 A. NJ, $3.50.
4:5o. lI:l0 P. NJ. sundays; 9:po A. NJ. $3.50 I. N.
1910. 3:i0. $50. Hoop. N. Sundays. 9:45 A. NJ,
5:15 p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6;l0.. 7:2o. $3.50, 500. $3.50. SEQ $3.50 Penna. Lin
ited), $3.50 dining Carr. 1880, 1850 A.. NJ. 1880.
l:50. $3.50, $500. 1920, 4;2O Dining Carr. $50 CDin.
ing Carr, $500 dining Carr, 7:i0. S:50 =. NJ. l2:05
night. sundays, 6:lO, 1850, 500. $3.50, D:2O, 800
~CLimited), $3.50, 1880 A. NJ, 1850 dining Carr.
1850: 4:2O Dining Carr. 1850 Dining Car, $3.50
Dining Carr, 7:IO. $3.50 4. NJ. 1908 night.
Ticket offices. Nos. i61. 944, ll0B. 1923. Ill, and pol
Broadway; ! Aston House West Twenty.third street
Station; and stations foot Of Desbrosses aud Cort-
landt Streets; 4 Court Street. $40 Fulton street, 0s
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn;
Station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com.
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination.
Trierhonc "l274 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Cab Service.
J. u. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. OOD
General Manager. Gen. Passr Agent,
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THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

of THE CITY OF NEW GONk.
NEW YORK, January IS. 1895.
Al 1.-THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
Bank, held January n. 1903. the following named
gentlemen were reelected directors:
j. EDwARD SIMMONS, ROBERT W. TUART
FREDERICK MEAD, II 7. WILSON,
CORNELIUS N. BLISS, WILLIAM $. OPDYkE,
CHARLES S. SMITH. " q. CANNON.
At n meeting OF the Board Of Directors, held this
day. Mr.. j. Edward Simmons was unanimously re-
elected President. and Mr.. James q. Cannon was
unanimously reelected Vice President.
CHARLIE II. PATTERSON, Cashier.
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA & WESTERN
IL. IL.

DELAWARE. LACKawaNNA & WESTERN
IL. IL.
stations In New York. foot or Barclay and
Christophrr SITS.
vESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN RUFFE
CARS piNTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield. Montclair. the
Oranges, summit. Bernardsville, Basking Ridge, Mad.
s%tanhopc. Newton, Budd's Lake, Lake HopatconG.
Hacket;stown. Schooley'B Mountain. Washington,
Phillipsburg. Eas,on. Water Gap, Stroudsburg, POcono
Mountain, Scranton. PittstOn, Wilkesbarre, NalticOke,
oxford. Norwich, Waterville, Utica. RIchheld Springs.
Cortland, Syracuse, oswrRo. Ithaca, Owego, Elmira,
Coming, Bath, Dansville, Buffalo. and all points
West, Northwest, and Southwest.
. y. W. Blnghamton Mail. Stops at principal
1000 4. M.-CCafe car)-Bunalo. Scranton. Bling.
hamton. Owcgo, Ithaca, Elnira, Utica, Syracuse.
and Osvegu Express. Pullman buret parlor cars.
Connecting at Bunalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
Hoo u. M.-scranton. Binghamton, and Elmira
Express. Pullman buret IarIur cars.
400 y. M.-Scranton, WIlkesharrc. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman BUFFET paElor cars.
10 q. M.-(OaNy)-Chicago VeEtiiulh Limited EK.
press for Scranton. linghamton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman bufet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west OF Buffalo.
SIN o.. M.-CDaily)-juralo Express. Pullman
sleepers for scranton. Binghamton, Eimira, Bath.
Mt. Morris. ami Buffalo, arriving Buffalo 4 A. NJ.
Oi8O II. M.-(Daiiy)-BuraiO. scranton. bingham.
ton, OweRo, Ithaca. Elmira. syracuse. Utica, and
Oswego Express. Pullman buffet sleepers.
Ticket and pullman accommodations at Henry Gaze
& Sons. Ltd. ll3 Broadway. II Park place. aud 42a
Broadway ami V42 Broadway. Tickets at ferry
stations. Ill 4th Rv., cor. 18th IT,. 81 West l25th
st, .35 Columbus av, New York; 33s and 723 Full.
ton ST., and 1906 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tabies
giving fun Information at all stations.
WeStcOtts Express Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

NJ I - W TT a IT. " IT. EHT UJHNbVTIOUs.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. BY way OF Due.
900 A. NJ, Springfield aud Worcester, 3:30 i, N
1000 a. NJ, +4Sew London and Providence, $500 l.. ~
1903 A. M, New London and Providence, 4:25 y. NJ.
IL NJ, Springfield aud Worcester, 6:iO L. NJ.
$500 y. NJ, Air l. ne and y. r.. X, H., $500 +. NJ.
l:O2 y. NJ, New London and Providence, 200 i. NJ.
300 =. NJ, New London md Providence, 1850 T.. n.
800 J.. N, springfield and Worcester. Io:O0 T.. N.
boo J., ~, 'NGw London and Providence, | 500 J.. II.
1900 +. NJ, springfield aud Worcester. B;l5 4. II.
l"inO :. ~. 'Snw London and Providence, C:25 A.. 81.
'huns ihny. Including sunday.
ttBpy state Limited; all parlOr cars; fare 81, In
Guiding purlur ear seat.
.A.r Line Limited; arrives at aud departs from Park
Square station, Boston, Return service same hour
aid by sans route.
Through parlor and sleeping cars hy each train.
q. Y. HEMPST.AD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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4ailroaas.
Lehigh Valley System.

stations foot of West cad st. Penn. II. RI. cortlandt
or DestrOSs"s st.
Indicates tim" from West 2sd st. other figures show
time rrcn CortlaGdt or nesbrosscs st.
for MACH cHGNK aud Intermediate stations ~
.S,IO: Isti5 A. NJ daily for w1LKEsBARRE.
ifSSTf&HSS2T . Gr aTsSt 1 RScirt hEninA GTP3l 6S'ys; Il:
hgARA FALLS, aud the .wrss AMI principal local
points a'nins , ;sr and cSs Mr. cur 10 Buffalo;
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS.'
Arrives Buffalo p:5h 7. NJ. Pullman vestibuie Day
ala carte. Connects nj Buffalo with through sicepers
to Detroit and chicago:
y ciUN. and Intern diaie raisis
.ioihO tito 4. NJ, sundays only. FOR EA3ToE,
wlhKE: BARtR, PiiTrsfN"HNN:s i sc fEASSShS SS.n ma PROV lSr
in coal regions; chair car for wiiEosbSrrc. 'y
WIZ In,2 ssrt t NM = p,r q 1S1ly. TxSSg, sunday, Tor
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for ali points
In coal regions; Pullman hunet Parlor Car for
.1i5n. tieo +. ", daily, except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair
.i,sO. s,i5 Il. NJ daily for EAsroN and inter.
mediate stations,
FALLS. and AZ points Wet. Pullman slsNicr vesti.
nule train N, Y. to Chicago. Sieepers to Buffalo ana
.siao. $40 p. NJ. daily. exccp; sunday. stopping
only, at SOUTH rLAiNFIELn. EA.ToN. DE1HLE-
aESIvH. oEE5pcnFssTfER, BXT z puPFAi.o. iaMnMa
TORONTO. Pullman Sleeper tor Buffalo. None but
sleeping car na;'enscSs carried. No nsgEagc carried.
ITHACA. GENEVA, Rochester,. BuFFALo, III.
AGARAFALLs, and all points West. Pullman sleeper
additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
HOUND BROOK and in,ermediat. points. leave as
tsnndays oniyiA.M. '2;2O. p:30. and .6.2O. $40 pm.
Tickets md Pullman communications at li3, ae1,
L. l25th st. i27 Bowcry. n. VI 500 Fulton st.. 1
Court ST.. os B'way. ard Brooklyn Aunex. brooklyn.
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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first- Glass Arlp-Malss.

A YOUNG MAN., II. wants to learn the printing
~ trade in newspaper ONCE or In nrst.class Job
ONCE; can furnish Al references. Address
j. H.. box 1875 sun ONCE.
HOTEL CLERK. educated and OF good connec.
tions. desires positions; frst.class testimonials and
references: bond II desired; thoroughly understands
duties; night or day. Address w. BRYAN.
IL Monroe place. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 80 years old. with 10 years expert.
Il ence in the grocery and wine business, wishes per.
manent employment. with good house. as indoor or
outdoor salesman; has also served O years in tho
newspaper business; is good canvasser and all round
oficc man; can produce the very strictest reference
as to character. Address A. McA, box 1876 Sun up
town onlce. 1865 broadway.
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2aient5.

L faiI s Tor Inventions procured promptly; low
s'-ol'hed lsbI.
Ilalan,. -
no. PAt.ut solicitors, al6 BROADWAY, New YORK.
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2ropcsaIs.
TO CONTRACTORS.

e.sled proposals for furnishing the materials and
,es,hnm..ihs IN" labor required aud necessary for
Sbs'ns ahi hnlshinR Cottages 1, .. ana o. Of group
Ho,,ntaai, central lslip, n. Y. for Manhattan state
IN \ q a. MY he sent 10y mail or delivered In person
esnv tSU !. NJ Ion ThursiaY. the goth Hay or Jan.
k ~ isVH' to lIenTy f.. Howland, Esq. President OF
thy = VI .~iti,astrs, No. l Ma iisou avenue. New York
aud o nv MniIh time and place tho Board Will receive
t.ptt ",.nss ana specifications may DO consulted AMI
LOsrd 'o,",s ~ IroTOsul obtained at the once of the
rty apT ,ahiger-, No. ! Madison ay.. Nav York
~iIgaTTl A. Albany. ". Y.
Ihd snt 1d must be Enclosed In an envelope. sealed.
Vt Bossh 80 To Henry T.. Rowland. Esq, President
ehy ss nv W hahngcrs. No. I Madison NV. New York
ils eo,ro ihlor'et Proposal for erecting and nnish.
iii X q :, ), . aud u for group ID at Central
~ 0HOkGE Y. DODGE.
Secretary Board OF Managers.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

INnNc NtW lOFK, HIItNlII TNTIlInu!, SONth TFTTyI
aud foot OF LiDrTIy street.
'Daiiy. Except SUNDAY. Sundays.
CHICAGO. 81 80 A. NJ, $500 /. NJ and sl2;I5 night.
PiTTSBuRG. $3.50 A, NJ taxa T.. NJ, $500 +. NJ,
sl2:lj nigh'. 1850 A. NJ. Liberty NJ, only
CINCINNATI, ST. LOU. 'l0;.O a, NJ $3.50 T.. NJ,
w~ASHINGlON, EALTlIoEE. loo. 1890 Diner,
siI:JU a. NJ. DINER, -I:Du (DiH"r). +3:25 DINER,
'4;5h (Diner, '5:55 y. ~, aad 'Ig3I6 nlsht.
NORFOLK. ~ $50 A. N.
NEW ORLEANS Ulrougn sleepor), t3:2a. i2iO0P NJ.
Ali tIalus are Illuminated with PintsCl light.
Ohlees: ll3. lT2. 2Bl, 434. II+U broadway. ~ East
l4ih ST., l2I BoweIy. N. vi 83v. 9lI Fulton St.
BroOklyn; Whitehall Terminal. baggage checked
from hotel or resldence 70 destination
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aailliasry aud 9rsssmakina.

ZEAL Fine furs made 10 order; model.
- ling old gar nIeuIs n specially; prices reasonable.
BAhKkHs. ll0 w. VVth SL date Of 0untheE, 9th aV.A
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SUPREME COURT. WESTMINSTER oUNTY
In tho Matter OF the Petition
of the
New York, Elmsford and white Plains
Railway Company
for leave to change is name and to
assume the corporate name
"TARRYT0wN, WHITE PLAINS y MAMA
RoNECk RAILWAY OMPANY
TO All WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.
Notice Is here BY given that at a special Term OF the
Supreme Court OF New York. TO be held In the County
Court House in the village OF white Plains, in the
county of WPstchester. State OF New York. on the
goth day OF january, 1898, at ten o'clock I'm the fore.
noon ON said day. or as soon thereafter ~ counsel can
be heard. the New York. Elmsford and white Plains
Railway Company will present a petition for an order
authorizing such corporation TO change It's name and
TO assume the corporate pane "~TArRYTOWS
WHITE. PLAINS AND MAMARoNECK AILwAY
Dated New York, Dec. 18th, 1857.
HERBERT T. JENNINGS,
Atty. for Petitioner,
208 Broadway,
New York. N. Y.
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BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND

~-~~~- ~>ora~r- ~~N~~~N~N~~N~
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
sTGNISt.T0N LINZ. via StoningtOn. Leave Pier
30. N. r., on" block above Canal ST., week days
only, Mt y +. NJ. Steamers Maine ana New Hampshire.
NtStC LINE. via New London. Leave Pier 40
)old MOI. n. r., next Desbrossess ST.. week days only,
at or. NJ. steamers City OF Lowell and City Of
Lawrence.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier 10. n. N, foot OF Warren at. week days
only. AT $500 +. NJ. Steamers and
PILGRIM. Orchestra on each.
NEw HAyEN.-Farc. 81; EXCURSION, 6l.50.
Fast steamer leaves Pier %, +. r., daily Sundays ex.
ccDted T.. NJ. Returning leaves New Haven 1880
night.
ID AMSDELL E.-Stcnmer leaves Pier "a, N. R,
~ foot Franklin ST.. for Sewburg, making the usual
landings, Monday, "wednesday, and Friday, at 8 l.. II.
Freight received daily to 4:3O y. W..
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Miscellaneous Securities on

Name Of Company.
Echo & Park City Railway Co. Notes
(S&025,0OO each)
Hutchinson & Southern Railroad Co.
Note. OF which 934U. 500 has been paid
by sale OF collaterals (hald subject to
contract of sale made by J. p. Morgan
Co, Trustees).
Portland 4 Puget Sound Railroad Co.
Certificate Of Indebtedness (held aa
CoilateraD.
Wood River Improvement Co. Notes
Collateral. 9+U7. 900 Kearney & Black
Hills Railway Co. First Mortgage
Note l.. T.. Walker secured by 10000
Receivers Certificate Hutchinson q
Southern Railroad
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e. n. GAY & COMPANY,
l3I DEVoNSHIRE STREET, BOSTON.

New York Central &
Hudson River R. R. Co.
3l.2 Per Cent. Bonds Of 1897.
Principal and interest payable in GOLD COIN OF
TIE UNITED STATES Of the present standard Of
Weight and nneness without deduction for any tax or
taxes which the Railroad Company may be required
topay or to retain therefrom under any present or
futurelaw OF tho United States or of any State or
County thereof.
NEW YoRK AND LONDON. January LIST. 1893.
TO Holders Of Bonds and Debt Certificates or Deben.
tures or the ,-.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,
viz:
First Mortgage 10 Bonds. due Jan. I.
1908;
First Mortgage SO Sterling Bonds, due
Jan. |, 1908;
Extended 10 Debt Certificates, due
Nay |, 1905;
So Debentures, due September I. 1904;
NJ Debentures, due June 1. 1905.
Having made a contract with the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company for the retire.
nsnt Of Its entire bonded debt, as above. at or before
maturity. we are now prepared to receive not exceed
ing geo. 900. 900 of the above mentioned Bonds. Debt
Certificates. or Debentures for exchange into the new
Three and One, Half Per Cent, Gold Bonds OF said
Company. The outstanding Bonds and Debentures
or Debt Certificates will be received by US at their
present value calculated to maturity on . 3a per
cent. basis. as follows:
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WHITE STAR LlME.

NEW Observation-Disclosures.
B".tannic.. Jan. 10, noon GermaniC. .... Feb. 2, noon
MaieStic Jan: 90, noon Tcntonic. =. Feb. .. noon
For passage, freight and general information an.
PLY to WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier 40, North River. ONCE. o Broadway. New York.
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ERIE RAlLROAb.

NHHLWOAVu
Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chambers
st, as follows, and Ave minutes earlier from wesp
23d st:
c.Oo hamton, Wayerly, Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford,
arrives Buffalo s 2. N. Parlor ear to Buffalo.
C.(l0 y. M.-Ytstibulcd limited-rast mail daily,
E'OO Solid train for Chicago, arrives Cleveland
f:-O A. NJ, Chicago 3 p. N. SIeepers to Chicago,
Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7.S0 =. M.-Bufralo and Cleveland vestibuled
e.co Express daily, arrives at Buffalo 1908 A. NJ,
Bradford f;1T A. NJ. jamestown 200 A M. Glove.
land 1880 p. NJ. tSleepnrs to Buffalo aud Cleveland),
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
the West, Cafe Library Car.
2.1S q. M.-Solid train to Chicago. slecpers to
osic Hornel!svIl!e. Chicago, and Cincinnati. DIM
Ing Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS n PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS, at III. 1l3. 28l. 40I, and
057 Broad way. III Bowery. 1870 East 126th st.. aud
81 West l25th ST., Chambers and West ed Ut. ferries,
New York; 1913 and 12B Fulton ST., 100 Broadway,
brooklyn: 200 Hudson ST.. Hoboken. and Jersey City
station. Westrott's Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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CONTINENTAL Rus COMPANY
or the Ciiy of New York.

Jan. q, 1873.
THE ANSUAL MEETING o THE ELECTION OF
Trustees Of this Company and Inspectors OF the next
election and for the transaction Of any other business
which may properly he brought before the meeting
will be held ut this ofice on Wednesday. January 10.
1893.
Polls open from II A. NJ. to I2 NJ.
GoRDON MACDONALD. Secretary.
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aeal estate for sale-Gmueetirut.
1cal Gstate for Sale.
Real estate Fur Sals-8ruuhlyu.

A 4.SToRY double. all improvements. lot 25xIOC
N for sale cheap. box 100 sun ofice.
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T &c.-German steamers sailin
on Tuesdays take prinfed Mater: &C. fSr ae,
&C., for other parts OF Europe. American an
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunnrd. French an
German steamers on Saturdays take Printc
Matter. &C.. for oil countries for which they ar
advertised to carry mall.
The Globe-republican., 1898-12-29

no grief over the death Of his father.
he talked and moved about with care
less abandon. Another significant
circumstance is that, when he was
called by his stepmother, he came
downstairs but did not enter the fatal
bedchamber. Without talking to any
one he went across the street to the
telephone and told all about the mur.
der.
One Of the strongest things in COL
Inns favor Is the testimony of his ais
~. Grace. who alleges that imme-
dlately after the shots she heard him
imp out Of bed in his bedroom and
soog1n moving about. Their rooms are
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Subjoined is calendar from which can
be determined the day of the week for
any date from Jan. LIST, 100. to Jan.
LIST, 200.
To find the day of the week for any
date" Look under the columns for
years. and locate the given year; then.
in the same line to the right, in the
column under the desired century, you
will find the index number Then To-
cate the desired date II it is in jan
uary or February, leap year, or other
wise. always be careful to look in the
column under the right month. After
having found your date, look in the
same line to the right in the columns
for days of the week, and in the coll
umn which is headed with your index
number you will find the desired day
of the week. Example: What was the
day Of the week January 1, 1898? I'm
der column for years we find 50; ther
to the right, under 1900, We find inde1
number 2; then to the right Of January
LIST, in column headed with 2, we find
Saturday.
G. w. CUNNINGHAM.
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make the case one of lively public
interest.
Briefly stated, here is the story of
the murder, as far as is known at
this time. On the morning of May Is,
shortly after o'clock, two reports of
gun shots coming in rapid succession
were heard issuing from the Collins
residence. Almost Immediately after
ward John Collins, thoroughly dressed.
was seen dashing out Of the front
door. He ran across the street to the
residence of Ed. LANCE and asked him
to use the telephone. He notified the
police that his father had been shot
and was in dying condition. He also
summoned DR.. left.
The news that a foul murder had
been committed spread rapidly and a
large crowd congregated. 1t was found
that ]. S. Collins, one of the most
prominent men in Topeka, had been
shot twice with a shotgun. He died
within 30 minutes without making a
statement, so far as is known, except
to his wife. who says she heard him ex-
claim: Helen, am shot; get the
camphor; O, Helen, my back"
The police arrived few minutes aft
er the murder had been committed.
Although 1t was daylight at the time.
and the shots aroused the neighbor-
hood, no one saw the murderer escap-
ing from the house. An examination
OF the place by the police disclosed
the fact that all the. outside doors to
the house were locked, as were also the
windows. with the exception of one
window in the second story. If the
murderer escaped from the house he
must have escaped through this win
dow. 1t would have been big Jump.
The ground beneath was soft from the
rain of the night before. A thorough
examination failed to find footprints.
The theory that burglar had COM
mitted the crime was abandoned, as it
was shown conclusively that he did
not escape from the house. 1t was
also discovered that nothing had been
stolen. The theory of suicide was also
abandoned, as the gun which did the
fatal work was found out in the hall.
There were no bloodstains on the car
pet. The condition of the bed showed
that the murdered man had not arisen
after being shot. Another thing which
disproved the suicide theory was the
fact that the shots had scattered,
showing that they had been fired at a
distance of at least ten feet Suspi-
sion Immediately pointed to John Col
lins as the murderer. His actions
strengthened that story He was per-
fectly cool and collected, manifesting
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CALENDAR CHANGES.
HOW BEGINNING OF NEW YEAR
HAS "LEAPED."
From December to March and from
March to January-A Table Which
Gives Much Valuable Information
About Days and Dates.

ECESSITY ever
has and always
will be the mother
Of Invention. it
is evident that pre-
vious to the latter
part of the six
teerth century the
nations of the old
world were differ
ing widely in their
ODiniOnS as to
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with the old and new testament, but
continues in the book of Mormon and
later in the book Of Doctrine and Cove
nants, compiled from alleged revela
tons given in the years 1927 and 1874
by Joseph Smith and a few of his
followers.
These alleged revelations supplement
the book of Mormon and are to be
found in the Doctrine and Covenants
Of the Utah church, and what is called
the Recognized Church of the Latter
Day Saints, which has branch at In
dependence numbering about 1000
members. Part of this book which con-
tains the alleged revelations up to
the year 1884 is also the standard for
the Hedrikite Mormons, whose church
building on the Temple Lot was burn
ed by Mr.. Pattyson. the person who IS
held to answer under the laws of Mis-
souri, for the crime of arson and who
contends that he Is justified in his
course toward the Hedrikite congre-
cation at Independence by the allie
glance which he bears to the principle
of progressive revelation, championed
by all the Mormon churches.
If permitted at his trial, Mr.. Patty
son will prove from sacred Mormon
writings that he is the one denomi-
mated by Joseph the martyr" as
mighty and strong. who would come in
due time to consolidate the factions Of
Mormonism and restore the church to
its primitive excellence, which culmi-
mated at Nauvoo in the death of the
martyr"
Judge Wofford declares that Patty
son is insane, or at least that a plea Of
insanity should be entered in his case
and submitted for consideration of the
jury Pattyson will tell the Judge that
he is not mad, o noble Judge, but
speaks the words of truth and sober
ness" He will show that the doctrine
OF progressive revelation which he
holds is the doctrine Of one-half mil
lion adherents of the Mormon churches
and that IL he Is insane, because of his
belief in this doctrine, the thousand
faithful at Independence are also in
sane: the 10000 members of the reor-
ganized churches are insane: and the
SOC, 900 of the Utah church are also in
sane.
1t is no matter to Pattyson IL he
only believes that he has received tho
information from heaven that 1t is his
duty to drive the Hedrikites from their
temple lot by the destruction Of their