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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-26
BESSIE.


rs only Bessie Ra-
ven." said Mrs. Lid
dington 20 her
niece, Mrs. Enfield.
a blooming ely
matron. who had
brought her two
boys to the country
FOR the summer. Il
wouldn't let Hal
and Felix associate
with her on any ac-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-26

! want TO say shat have been read.
Ing good advice abou, not getting hens
too fat for over twenty years. Several
years ago ! nearly starved my wifes
lock with scientific feeding. / was
posted. you see aud wanted 10 show
on a little-but the hens did not lay.
My wife runs the poultry now. and IL
gets plenty Of feed and good feed.
corn. wheat. and everything procur.
able The hens lay and keep AZ a. /
have been watchIr~ the overlooking
and oyeriat condition that 70 many
would-be poultry writers call sure fall
ure, until ! am clear tired Of the ever
lasting nonsense. don't know a lit
lie BIT about feeding hens. but my wife
tells me that the theory Of keeping
hens poor TO make them lay was got.
ten up by an amateur dude With a trio
Of fowls shut up In q dry goods box.
She says exercise Is the thing for fowls
when u comes 10 a question OF science.
Ohio Poultry Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-26

old-Time Steers There was good
reason In the old days why steers were
kept until four or five years % age.
they did not mature until then. and
until they did mature no smoothness
or finish could be given. and 90 an ear.
Her axe they would go forward coarse
and rawbonod. and only command tho
Inferior prices which stuff " that Kind
brought The market now demands
younger cattle, but the younger cattle
that 10 wants is OF the kind that ma.
lures when young. The demand does
not mean scrubs crowded and shlpped
az an early age with cattle In which
tho breeding has received attention
and that have been fed from childhood
the weights OF 1900 or 1900 can be
made In a year less time. and the style
and finish will sell the animal for A
good price, but scrub cattle can be
neither fattenod nor finished early. and
hence they cannot be turned quick. and
must be kept on II they are TO receive
any fattening and finish worth speak.
ing o. nearly twice as long as well.
bred animals. --Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-26

Place for the lnoubators.-A cellar
Is an excellent place for an incubator
because II Is usually OF an even tenn
perature, especially II the cellar Is one
mat VIII preserve roots and fruits, but
me atmosphere should be pure. which
VIII be the case In winter. Any place
VIII answer for the Incubator that IL
OF an even aud regular temperature.
II the Incubator is In a room where the
temperature changes no harm will re.
SUIT provided the operator watches the
lamp hame and does not allow too
much heat to accumulate. The hot wa
Ter Incubator tno lamp must be oper-
ated In warm place. II possible. In
order TO avoid loss OF heat at night
Exchange.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-26

For hen for market. fat Ia a very
important quality No one wants 10
buy n skinny fowl. even though that
fowl contain as much nutrlnsnt a. the
fat ones.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-26

Some dalrymen have taken up the
cudgel for a longer dry-tlme for the
COW. Some Of them say that six months
Is not too long. II Ia a matter hard to
control. We have seen cows that were
splendid mixers. and that could DO
dried up by no process. One COW es-
pecially was a white Durham that GER
tainly could not be accused of weak.
ness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-26

The election Of officers resulted In the
choice OF the following: President n
c. Taylor; secretary. Geo. W. Burch.
Ard; treasurer. II. X LOOMS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-25
Real Estate Private Sales.

Nine. Camille De Lacy is reported to have sold No.
20o Fifth avenue. a four story brownstone residence,
on lot 24.Tx1oo. to an investor. who viii make altera-
tions for business purposes. The price paid. It Is said,
was about $3.50, 600.
Hirsh Brothers have sold the plot, 40. 11x1l0. at tho
northwest corner OF Fifth avenue and 1880 street, to
o builder for Improvement.
L. 6. wormser are reported to have sold three
lots, 76xl0O. IL. on the south side of Ninety. eighth
street, 100 feet east OF Columbu avenue.
Thomas X. Moore has sold to the Ernst Marx. Nathan
syndicate Nos. 1870 AMI 1873 West l1lth street. two
f~vt.story apartment houses. ench 81. 6xs5x10O.11
for Sl25, 900. In part payment Mr.. Moore takes q
plot OF about eighteen lots on Hillside street. run.
ming through to Eleventh avenue, about 800 feet
south of Dyckman street. 1853 .1xl6sx312x2o9.. The
syndicate has sold to q publisher No. 48S West 145th
street. a three-story dwelling, l7.4x5sx extension Z
100.
James l.. Wells has sold for Taylor & Peck q plot,
b0IloO. on sedRwlck avenue. opposite the University
James Livingston has sold TO an investor for cash
the seven-story apartment house nearing completion,
at the nOrthweat corner of Central Park West and
Eighty-sixth street. on a plot 100. $500.
Cherries Martin has sold to b. F. Mullen the four
story brick building No. 500 West Fiftleth street, COX
s5xl00. at a reported price OF $4,000.
The Westcheater County Realty Company has pur.
chased through Cyrus Field Judson the Elliott F.
Shepard property, about thirty acres. at Dobbs Ferry.
Mr. Judson has purchased the vandeburgh prop
erty at Lnrchmont. The terms OF purchase Of both
properties are withheld.
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cn1cAeo croarra ouorAr1oNa
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS..

MONDAY, Jan. "a.
During tho first half OF tho day tho stock
market was in tho main upintorestinp Tho
only animation was in tho local traction stocks.
Now York Central and Consolidated Gas. They
were exceptionally strong. Among tho special.
ties oxceptionnl strength was shown by CONSOLE.
dated Ice, Third Avenue Railroad and Chicago
and Eastern Illinois preferred. The trading
throughout the list was almost entirely of a
professional character. Proof that this was the
case was furnished in the late dealings. when
tho entire list declined sharply, owing to n
misapprehension regarding the instruction of
the Government to the warships at Key West.
For an hour or moro the speculative community
acted simply upon the bare statement that one
member OF that fleet had been ordered to
Havana. The official explanation of the Score.
tary Of the NAVY ma tn tho poli,v of tho Govern.
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can, and 100 bags savanria on private forms. The
future trading wns as Follows.

Futures here declined 8 to 10 points, closing quiet
with sales OF $4,000 bags. Havre declined af. Ham.
reis declinei receipts, 1p,o0O; stock. 85b.o00i cx-
change o a7.32d., a decline OF i.S2d. Santos was
quiet at goo refs declines receipts, 10000; stock.
receipts continued liberal. nut local buying checked
the decline. Tho warehouse deliveries In the United
states were large last week. being 100, 4O7 bags.
MErALs-Iron easy. Spot. January, February. and
March. 81. OoSeB. 20. Copper was quiet. spot, Janu.
airy and February, l0,65tsllc, Lead was easy. Spot
and January, s.60yS3. 0bc. Tin was easy. Spot Snd
January, 9,T5@i8.s5c. February. ~. f59l is. s9iec.
Tho exports of copper for the week ending Jan. FL,
according to Metal Exchange returns, were 2.7S1
tonsi total thus far this month. ., $50 tons.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirts OF turpentlnc were nrm ut
81 l2@9bc.; rosin YVES steady at sl.t2Q1el.4b for
common to good strained.
PRoyIsioNs-Lard was steady. Prime eb.10; city,
e4.esI@e4.75; refined for the Continents; $3.50.
meats were strong. Plckled hams. 10 I4c.; 40. bel
lies, 596+c.; do. shoulders, 4satG5o. Dressed hogs,
4AuSbiec. Tallow. Bnsc. Butter-Crenmery Western,
extrna, zoe; nrsts. l61 l9c. seconds. i6@1Tc.; thirds.
lti2@ l5iac,; state, finest, 100 fista. l7&lSc.i
thirds g. seconds. l4@i8c. CheesA-state. full
crcnm, large. fancy. sac; choice. -shSshc,;
fair TO good. 7igssc.:. common, eP@7ca; small.
si2@ $40; common TO good. 7LSSc. ERgs-Ppnn.
sylvania, fresh gathered, fancy. Gle; Western do.
nrsts. zoe. fair to good, lp@lelac. Chicago, Jan. "a
Provision ruled higher and closed nrm ct q fair
advance. The light hog movement WINS the leading
buliish fa,tor. There was a good general trade, with
some increase in outside business.'
SUGAR Raw was dull; SO test. 2 o .16c.; e6o test,
4 Lice. Sales so tons muscov ado, So test, at . p-16c.
Refined was quiet and &c. lower.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2i.-These wero to-day'B prices:
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Appellate pIvlsIon-suprem Court.-Rece

Appellate Division Supreme C~ourt-Recess.
Supreme T~erm.-Appeal from
judgment OF CITY Court-No. l. Appeals from
District Courts-Nos. 20. 26. 2s. 81. 80. ls, 0. z.
8. 8. Supreme Court-special Torn. Part I.-Motion
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part II.-Court
opens at 1890 A: d. Ex,parte matters. Part
b74i. 1850. 0oIb. 8o42. 1853, bs6s. GOo5.. Part
Adjourned for the term. Part vII-Ciear. Ele.
waited railroad cases. Trial ~Term-Part u.-Clear.
Preferred causes. Nos. 1910. l4493, l4s22. 1928,
lo67O. l4ll7. 1886, 1908. 1900. l4722. 1880.
$4,000. 1891. 1870. 1879. l44e0. 1918. 1910.
149U3. 1880. 1887. l4i5S. l49l7. 1920. Part
III.-Case unfinished. Nos. $3.50. 1903, 1894. 1924,
zs24, 1898, 04pn, 440s. 1857, 6ss5. $3.50, 1878,
7GSS' 1924. 1922 53Jl5' sos7G, sssss, sisee,
Part V.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
VI.-AdJourned for the term. Part NII.-Case UNI
finished Nos. 7411. 7743, 1909, 1874. 1897. 13+0.
s7a8. 1920. 1882. 1897, 1891, 7703, 1915. $50.
1895. 53T2. 1880. 1l63, 74GY. 4440. lO807. 8l87.
1869. Iarts VIII. and IX.-Adjourned for the term.
Part X.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part
XI.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part XII.
Clear. Cases from Part ii,
Surrogate's s.-Motion calendar
called at 1890 a. NJ. For Probate-Wills or Robert
Nicholson. b rndina Dohmann. Max Hertreitcr. Nora
4. COudert. william D.. cooley. Ernest +. Schwarz,
Isabella Hamilton. at 1890 A. NJ; Marguerite Burg r.
Anton X Gri1er, Caroline c. PfZenmayer, at Q p. N.
Trial Term-No. 1910. Will OF Charles uarson. at
1910 A. N.
City Court-specinl Tcrm-Court opens at 10 A. n.
Motions Mt 1890 A. n. Parts l.. H.. III. and w.
Adjourned sine die.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Monday, Jan. 24.-Receipts of beeves
yesterday and to-day were 4.1Ss head; 90 cars to be
exported. lo4 cars direct to local slaushterers. and
93 cars to be sold. Tho market ruled generally active
and slightly stronger. with the exception OF bulls.
The yards were well cleared at the close. Native
at 3Go so; bulls at 60; dry cows at e2@
$40. Dressed beef nrm at 7&SLc. y n. for native
sides. Cables from British mark, Il quote American
steers at iac. y n, dressed weight; American
refrigerated beef at s@sTtc. v N. No exports to-day;
tomorrow, 1880 beeves, l,022 sheep, and 2, 600
quarters of beef.
Receipts OF calves yesterday and to-day. including
for all sorts. All sold in good season. veals sold at
dressed veals nrm at l0@ i2c. y n.
Receipts Of sheep aud lambs Yesterday and to-day
and 21a cars direct to butchers; 80 cars on sale: all
sold slow and draggy throughout, but prices ateady
all around. Three cars were carried over. Sheep
aold at %. 50Ss5 y 100 MS; lambs at e5. 75@ 81. 80.
Dressed mutton. 7&Sc. y n; dressed lambs. 7io@9c.
Receipts OF hogs yesterday and today were 10. 7y8
head; l.e74 head on sale. Steady at o4@s4.26 y
100 ma.
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MUrINoUs SAILORS FINED.
The Upsuia BriEht's Mon Lose wages AGEro-
eating Over $3.50.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 24.-Forfoituro OF wages
aggreRating over $3.50 and dismissal from the
service of the ship was tho verdict rendered this
afternoon by the Naval Court, composed of tho
British Consul and two British shipmasters,
against the thirteen members Of the crew OF the
British steamship Ursula Bright, who refused
duty on the voyage from Havrc to Baltimore
and thereby greatly jeopardod tho lives of them.
selves and tho others OF the crew.. The finding
directed the entire. wages due to accused to
be forfeited and that out of 1t be. paid
about $50. costs OF tho Naval Court. and that
the remainder be returned TO tho owners of the
ship. 1t is understood each man Of the. eleven
officers and crew who remained faithful to the
decision Ia not final, as upon their arrival In
England tho DISCHARGED seamen can enter suit
in tho Admiralty Court for tho recovery of tho
wages duo them, when the cases will all DO tried
over again and the decision of the Naval Court
possibly revised.
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MONDAY. Jan. Observation-Disclosures was
firm. The sales wero 141 900 bush.. including
90, 900 No. l hard Manitoba at S1.O6L free on
board atioat: 90, ungraded wheat on private
terms for export. and 5000 ungraded wheat at
90@96c. delivered for local account. FREQ on
board aloat: No. l. Northern spring, Duluth.
$1.os; No. Q. red, $1.o6la: No. l, hard. Duluth.
$1.0sla. Minneapolis received to-day 251 600
bush, against 1O3, $50 last year; Duluth 80, 43s,
against 49,413; Chicago 10000. against 81. 800;
Milwaukee 24.O5O. against 1850; st. Louis
81. 900. against 1880; Toledo $40. against
4,610; Detroit 6.007. against 94s last year. Fu-
lures advanced Tsc. to 2lsc. Futures sales
3,Ol5,0 900 BUSH. as follows:
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Intense dulness aud trninR fluctuations in prices
characterized the 40 ton m ITket to-day. What little
trading there vas was IN the main Of n local char.
ncter, though sem Liverpool anu southern ORD rs
W ire executed here on 10th sides u the mark I. At
the opening prices advanced slightly on a small local
demsnd. Including acme covering u shorts, Dt after
tho first transactions they reacted In the abseIcs
81 continued support. the closing quotations he
Ing practically unchanged from saturdays nnal
prices. A reaction In Liverpool also had some
enect. The Exports were liberal and the spot
markets at tho south were trm with q s DOL demand.
The pr nripAl sustaining factor, however, was The
general ind hposition TO sell. The movement for the
week Is expected 10 lie about the same as In the
season OF lSgi-Sj. when the quantity brOuHht Into
sight during the corresponding week, according T.
Mr., Hester's figures. was 23P,0OO bales. The report
that the Maine had been ordered TO Havana had no
en- ct upon tue market. Tue situation In Now Eng.
land shows no important change. The signal service
predicted threatening weather and rain tonight In
most sections OF the cotton belt.
CoFFEE-Rio ON the spot was dull; No. 2, oI0b4c
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BoorBIAox noBs PoIIoEHEr.
NE stole Three Reveivers spa 1--WE whistles
from Harlem Hlueeonta-

Since savario Ciampa, n0ed 1s years, became
assistant boottlack in tho West 125th street
police station n few weeks ago, three Of the
bluccoats have missed their revolvers, two thoir
whistles, and several moro minor articles OF
smaller value. While Frank Marelli, tho boss
bootblack, who hires Savario, was having his
workman black his boots for him on Sunday n
relli recognized IL MS his own. It had boon miss.
ing since the night before. Marolll pocketed
his watch, told tho police how he had recovered
IL, and whom Savario started home detectives
followed him to 332 East Tooth street and
There they recovered all the missing articles,
including the three revolvers, and they locked
tho bootblack up.
Yesterday he tried to convince his ceptors that
he had simply taken tho goods for safe keeping,
and that he intended to return them to their
stealing them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-25
Protests Against the Manufacture or Collars
ANA Guns by COnyicIs.

Troy. Jan. 24.-The collar. cuff, and shirt
manufacturers and their operatives arc
thoroughly aroused over the attempt of Alfred
Wallcrstcin OF Albany 20 employ convicts TO
Troy have appointed u committee, consisting OF
George II. Cluctt, Edgar *. Belts, and W. N.
ELLIS, TO wait upon GOV. Black in opposition to
the scheme, and II possible secure legislation
against the proposed plan. The employees in
the shirt and collar factories and the Various
labor unions of Troy will be asked to add their
protests 70 the employment OF ~conviets IN the
OF tho proposed scheme means u reduction in
the wage scale here.
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Glsrtions and Meetiugs.
OFFICE OF
TIE ROCK IxLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COuI.ASY.

CHICAGO. H.. December cd. 1897.
A special meeting OF the stockholders OF The Chi.
duly called by the Board or Directors, will be held a
the General Office OF the Company, No. IA Van
Buren, street, in the City OF Chicago, County OF Cook,
and state OF Illinois, on the Fifteenth doth day Ot
purpose OF considering. voting. and deciding wllether
the stockholders OF the company Will consent To- aud
VIII authorize the creation Of q bonded dent Oy
the ISSUE. at such times and In such amoun's
as from tins. to time the Board OF Directors may
the Uni'et States OF Amorica OF the prtsent
standard Of weight and nneness. and not exceeding
the aggregate PRINCIPAL sum Of one hundrc million
dollars telooO .o0Ol. maturing January !, 49,,
an l bearing IA rate OF Interest not exceeding FIVE per
c"ntun per annum, payable sem'-annuaIiy and tho
execution OF a mortgage or deed OF trust 10 -uru
Tru'tee or TrusteeB a. may be designated hv tho
Eoard OF Directors. 20 be dated January !. A. II. lSH-,
TO secure all such bonds. which are to be issued for
tho purpose OF refunding, redeeming. or paying. at
or before maturity, outstanding obligations Of this
company ana or such other conn aDies whose r H.
roahh siiRll hereafter he acquired by consolidation ar
purchase by The Chi Ego. Rork Island and PAriho
enlargement. improvement or extension Of tie prop
erty or th's accompany; and also whether The E%tnrkhc"i.
ers or the Company Will consent TO, and approve II,
sh u morigag for securing thr said bonds as siaH 10
proceedings of tile BOari OF Directors AUTHORIZING
such bond and such mortgage or de. d or trust ant
Indicating the property to he covered thereby aul
Tor IN further purpose of considering, voting and
snlidatipn OF this Company Rd0pted the I'd day ~
June, In the year A. Il. 1850, as the said Article was
amended az the annual mreiing Of the stockholi"rS
az TINS Cnhnony on the 9th day Of June, A, l.. l1-'.
amount Of funded debt to which the company shall Us
subject shall not exceed 500, 0O.O00."'
W G, PURDY. Secretary.
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Two chionro Gambler. convicted.

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The sealed verdict found
Sat urdsy night by tho jury in the case of Leo
Mayer and Sismar Levy. charged with gam
blina'. was opened In Judge waterman's court
this morning and declared both defendants
guilty as indicted. Tho attorneys of Mayer and
Levy were not in court, but a motion for u now
trial was entered and will DO heard next week.
Mayer and Levy arc the first to be tried under
the Race Track law Of 1887.
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Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railway COMPANY.

The undersigned have sold tho trust certificates Of
the Manhattan Trust Company Issued on deposit OF
bonds OF the Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern Rail.
why Company. held by them severally for 40 per
cent. OF the par value thereof under an arrangement
by which any holder OF such certificates may obtain
the same price therefor. viz: so per cent. by pre-.
senting the Same with due transfer and power to
transfer on the books to J. p. Morgan & Company. A.
their onice. corner Wall and Broad Streets. New
York, within fifteen days from the date hereof.
HORTON Q. PATTON.
JAMES ID. SMITH q co
w. A. q a. N. WHITE.
H.. o.
New YORK. January ai. 1898.
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rr,dv,re,. ALLEGED y,ot,n D.,a.

Mrs. Bertha Schaub. tho midwife. of 23s East
Fifty-third street. who was arrested on Sunday
afternoon charged with having performed q GRIM
inal operation on n girl who said her name was
Rose Lockwood. was committed to the Tombs
yesterday pending the inquest by Coroner yucca
in default OF $4,000 bail. Rose lockwood died
yesterday morning In Roosevelt Hospital.
make an autopsy on the body to-day.
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The shipments from Augusta to-day were sb5 bales,
Memphis 2,65T, ST. Louis 1880, Cincinnati sos, and
Houston 3, 1873. Houston expects tomorrow 10000
TO 10000. against 2,252 last week. 6,DlI last year.
and X, S2l In 1898, New Orleans expects 10, 600 TO
1900. against u 400 last week, l0.7il last year, and
rs. 10 In 1903. The port receipts were 52.Slh bales,
against 90. $50 last week, H8.+i5 last year. ana Az
O5O in 1898; thus FAR this week ~ 1919, against eN.-
b7b thus far last week. Tho exports from the ports
npproximated IS 900 bales. New orleans advanced
e to - points, hut lost the rise. Futures here opened
] to q points higher, hut lost this, aud closed steady.
with prices unchanged TO | point lower, after sales OF
~, UUn bales. Tue future trading was ~ follows:
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BROOKLYN HELPS MANHATTAN.
Hts Fire Boat Crossea the River TO Ala in Put
ting Out n Water Front Blaze.

The roofing establishment of Tobias New at
$40 East Ninteenth street was on fire yesterday.
1t catches fire. once in 30 often, and is not in
surcd. Yesterdays fire broke out in the middle
OF the building, which runs through to Twenti.
three alarms in quick succession. For the first
time the Brooklyn fire boat crossed the river to
help put out n Manhat'ap fire. While 1t blaZed
orders to draw the fires under eight boilers lest
they explode, and they accomplished their task
successfully.
The fire did $1,000 damage. The sunshine on
the spray from the big water tower and the
many engines made several large rainbows
that were greatly admired by the crowd at a
distance,
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LEFT HIS WIFE OUT OF HIS VIII
HIacanlay Gave Everything to Els Daughter,
wife or Francis X. Parker.

The will OF John Laing Macaulay, who died In
London on Dec. 3 last, was filed for probate yes.
terday. He left q widow. Grace. who resides in
london. but he made no provision for her in his
will. leaving his estate to his daughter Henri.
wick. y. j.. The value OF his estate is pat ut
100000. lie WAS living Mt Inns of Court Hotel,
1898. ~