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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-10

n AKLAND, Nov. 9.-The managers
Of the Reliance Club have ar
ranged a grand boxing tourna-
ment for the first occasion on
which the Greater Reliance Club will
hold a gentlemens night. Since the
dissolution Of the Acme Club he Re-
lance has made wonderful strides.
A week ago The Call printed the
names Of 156 new members Of this
club. The directors have forty-three
applications to act on at their next
meeting, and at their last meeting the
following thirty-fve were elected to
membership: F. w. Eckstrom, w. ".
Bracket, A w. Peider, A W. Merrill,
j. F. Lilley, w. B. West, G.. W. Ed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-10

Tye is in splendid condition, and his
affair with George Simpson, who is
the Instructor of the new West Oak
land Athletic Club, promises good
sport Racconi of the Olympic Club
was over here a month ago and won
rafting bout from Billy Springfield,
and his contest with Smith will be in
teresting. There will be one or two
minor events.
The Reliance has made several i'm
provements in It's many departments
since the large influx of new member
ship. The gymnasium, which will be
crowded on November II, has been
fitted up so that large nu lber of
visitors besides the total membership
of the club can be accommodated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-10

Arrested for High Misdemeanor.
OAKLAND, Nov. 81. A. King, {
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-04
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.

Oct. est. Agatha's Guild supper at Grace
church.
Oct.1l-"Just Before the Dawn" at the
Grand.
Oct. 18-Lecture by Ex-State Supt. Sabin at
DEBORAH Institute.
October 3l-Winter term of Valdez Business
College begins.
Nov. 3-"The Little Minister" at the Grand.
Nov. ELECTION day.
Nov. 27-District court opens.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-04
We carry the newest
and best stock of Shoes in
DEBORAH; we have no old stock

few days received 100 Over Shoes
have the best line of School Shoes Warm Goods
city Can fit feet of shape any size You find
what you want if you to us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

RICHMOND. Yn.--The ]. w. Wright fo-
bacco company of this city was sold out 10 tne
Continental Tobacco conpanS
NEW YORK--The Grand Duke Cyril Nlndl-
tnIIoyitch the cousin of the ear OF RUSSIA,
sailed on the Hamburg-America liner FAeist
BigEarck.
sAvANNAH. Ga--General II l. Douglass
aed eight officers OF his stan, forty eniisten
Officers and number oi civilian employees
sailed for HAVANA on the transport Panama.
NEW YoRK-Dr. II. b. Dounglass states
positively that II. g. Barnett memoer OF
the Knickerbocker Athletic ciub, cleo OF us
ease and that poison had no part IN hls aea'h.
NEW YORK Hamilton $. Wirks, organizer
OF the Denver and Kansas CITY eNposiuoees ~
tho eighties and one OF the founcers OF the
Chicago Herald. is dead In Brooklyn. aseo u
years. sA
NEW YoRk.--A Herald dispatch froin
Washington says; Governor Roosevelt OF New
York is TO receive the breyet rank OF brgadier
general for gallant and meritorious sessass
during the battle OF Santiago
NEW yoRK.--Minnie Alice Evans. one o.
the sisters known as the French Twins, auu
the wife OF Charles Evans. proprietor OF tne
Herald Square theatcr. died suddenly ~ ner
home IN this city of npopleAy
DENVER. Colo.--A. X. Wallis. iarmer
living near Brighton. Colo. has been ropoea =
$1,000 which he mad In q bureau draneI; Z ast
man Matson, a tramp, TO wnom Wa'i's pAS
given shelter. has been arrested
was Killed in a prize night 10 Jersey City Win
Thomas Foley. Near the close OF the nres
round Foley landed on the point OF Iyies
law Tyler dropped and after being countea
olt was taken to a hospital where he was pro-
IL need dead. His neck was brokeh,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
HALL .CHOYNSKI FIGHT.
Galveston Athletic Club Intends Pulling Il
off According 10 Schedule.
FIT is NOW ACCUSED OF BEING AFRAID
To Risk himself In the Rims with
Ryan-Resustr Of Races and
Today's Entries.

Galveston. Texas. January l,--Charles L.
Davis president of the Galveston Athletic
club. will spend Sunday in Houston in the
interest OF the coming exhibition to be given
the latter part OF this month between jim
Hall and Joe Choynsk. Mr. Davis htard to-
day that choynski had spraincd an ankle, and
that his engagement would probably be in
terfeted with for that reason. but he was
unable to learn anything definite about It.
II for any cause Choynskl is unable to NEST
Hall some other man will be engaged for the
occasion. Hall continues his training down
the island and under tho able assistance of
Jim Seaman Is fast settins into prime con-
dition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
THE ANTI.QUAY CAUCUS.
Republicans Who Kept Out Of tuesdays
Meeting All Present.
THE BOSS MUST PROVE HIMSELF INNOCENT
Otherwisc They Arc Pledged to Vote
Against Hisn--An Address Issued.
legislative Notes.

Harrisburg, Fa, January 4.-The repub-
lican senators and members who signed
the pledge not to take part In last nights
senatorial caucus organized today TO keep
up the aghs against Senator Qusy Until
after the supreme court has disposed .!
the Peoples bank conspiracy oase. The
meeting was attended by nearly. all the
signers and two Others who did not sign,
but kept away from the caucus.
General william Coatz OF Somorville
called the meeting to order ana nominated
Senator William Flynn OF Allegheny fer
chairman and Senator j Bayard Henry OF
Philadelphia and Representative Rooest
Young OF Tcga for secretaries.
Secretary Flynn said there was no nc
cess.ty for holding senatorial caucus
last night and that 80 Yong as thoss who
steyed away s,poi together there could be
no election OF a United States ssliaIor
WI OF he wanted WAS more Light on the
charges pending against Senator Quay to
ascertain whether he is a proper person
to be elected to the United States senate.
Mr.. Flynn also said he intef5reted the
pledge binding the members TO keep out OF
the caucus to meaa that they would no.
had disposed OF the conspiracy cases and
that II the senator was in no better post
ton after it's action than he Is now they
can not vote fer him
Senator elect David Martin OF Philadel-
phia, who will be qualified January II,
wien the house ANA senate VIII vote for
senator. concurred in what Senator Flynn
had said
A committee was appointed to take
charge Of the work Of organization. Tha
committee will prepare public statement
outlining the policy and PLAZA OF acton
OF the independents.
The committee issued an address In
which il states:
I'm our present attitude we are prompted
by what we believe 10 be the best interests
OF our party and State; we believe that
the unquestioned sentiment Of the common,
wealth is against taking action that mign1
result in the election Of person as united
States senator who is charged with crime
before his Innocence is established hefo'e
a court of Justice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
%SN>Es9yRs $500

with interest here, where Mr.. Allen is we'll
known:
The. wedding of A. A. Allen, general
manager Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
railway, and Miss Annie Miles of this city,
which was to have been celebrated at the
BRIDES home on the eve Of the holiday sea-
son. has been indefinitely postponed The
bride had heritrousseau prepared, and al
though the nWpttals were TO have been cele-
brated in a quiet manner on December 81.
the announcement that The wedding IVES
off caused a futter in local society circles.
Miss Miles is noted vocalist and has been
an instructor in music at the CHRISTIAN
college at Fulton. Mo- She wiz sail On
january 3 for London, where she will con-
tinue her studies at the Royal academy"
~
Mrs. Robert W. Knox has Issued cards
for an informal reception at her pretty
home, No. 1908 Main street. at s o'clock
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Clmpbell
and Miss Startling OF Kentucky, who are
the guests of Mrs. G. W. Ben.
A party, consisting OF Miss Lucy Bryan,
Miss Mercedes Smith, Mr.. A. Z. Everet.s
MIR. +. \. He'vey, Jr., snd Mr.. Frank
Brown, returned yesterday morning from
Angleton. where, on the previous evening,
tntsy attended dance given by the youpg
men of the town, Herb G. Lewis orshss-
ira Of this city furnished the music.
~
The forty-fifth annual ball Of the Hous-
ton Turnverein wll occur on the aisht of
Friday, January Is. at Turner hall Ex-
tepsive preparations are being made by
members OF tho Organization and their
families for very enjoyable event A
lunch and social session viii be given on
the morning after tire bali This day
Saturday-is the clubs anniversary.
Mrs. ]. M. Crawford has returned from
a holiday visit To her parents in SPRING
field, Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
A Rcnutiful Costume.
New York Evening Post.

Some beautiful gowns sent TO Washing
ton this week by city importing house
contain among them two picturesque mod
els, copied in London from dresses de-
signed for the Duchess of Portland. Ore is
of white tulle embroidered in white and
silver thistles over white satin royal The
handsome bodice is draped with tulle in
surplice form, caught here and there with
gem set pins. The collar is an exact re-
plica of those worn by Venetian ladies In
olden times. This collar starts from the
point of the low out bodice at the back ard
curves up very high. Il Is e. charming
background for the head and neck. and be-
coming to tall, slim figures especially when
the throat is long and slender.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05

New Orleans. January 4.-General' Pas
senger Agent $. II. -. Morse Of the SOUTH
ern Pacific returned yesterday from one
of his sim hunts after passenger business
In the North. He returns with big Hav-
ana scheme In his mind, and VIII call for
that port on board dhe Morgan steamship
Aransas Thursday inoInlng lie viii be
accompanied by Captain Hernandez, the
head or the Morgan steamship department.
and II. NJ. Mayo. the chief OF the literary
bureau. II was announced eondltona'ly
that possibly this NJ 1Axariy would be
isvliIe and Nashville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
En- THE SOCIAL WORLD.
&SE@&@&&&@

* marriage of Miss Mamie Moskowitz
Xfr. Sam Taub was solemnized at Tenn
Seth Israel yesterday afternoon a. 2
Sk, Rabbi G. II. Loewenstein offiici-
The temple was decorated in a
Fattractive and artistic manner and a
n number of the relatives and friends
he bride and groom were present TO
|oss the ceremony. The bridesmaids
jMiss Ria Taub, Miss Beatrice Mos
" and Miss Della Fox. Mr.. Max Taub
as best man and Mr.. Otto Taub and
IS. Moskowitz and Jacobs ana DR..
10 clarendon officlated rs ushers. Mr..
3lrs. j. n. Taub. the groom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Moskowitz. the father
mother OF the bride, were present aud
lfipated in the ceremony,
9 and Mrs. Taub left on the Interna-
and Great Northern fast mail al $3.50
y for bridal tour, which Will en-
~ st. Louis, Cincinnati aud New
g They will be absent for about Two
y, and on their return will be located
3 Lawlor. Both are very we'll known
lie city and have large circle OF
BIS ana acquaintance here. The
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Mos
~ and has been quite a prominent
, at many of the literary and musical
IS given in Houston of late. She 10
3ocutionist of considerable ability ana
appeared to advantage in work of that
on many occasions. Her husband Is
)sperous young business man, who. for
bal seasons past has been prominently
flied with the Texas Baseball league
Ne capacity OF treasurer and manager
Houston team, director OF the local
iation and owner of :he local fran
~
following clipping from the st. Lou )
)bliC OF q recent date will be read
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
r,rz IS AFRAID. :
Harry weldon Says that His Excuse,
Arc Inmc.


'Fi.smmons excuse FOR not risking hes
title in the ring Wnen hero was 10 much
money in sight Is "a voiy lame one says
Harry Weldon. The lanky Autipodean In.
gis,s that he will moi fight unless Il is to a
finish lie has 1ai chance Ia hight nnn-
bar OF twenty -rou1d coutastn, bit to a hnish'
has teen his ultlmeium, Twenty rounds, so
far ~ Fltzsimmons is concerned, Ia tquiva-
lem TO II finish. The present champion has
won all OF his fights In less than twenty
rounds. Corbett gave Fit the longest FIGHT IN
his record. and IL only lasted fourteen rounds,
ak ,S iesS thar the numbI h G9Ted I'm
simmons preferred to travel With theatrical
troupe at small salnry to taking chance
contests Fi,z could get twice as large a
purse for twenty round contest In New York
m bn would for fnish fight in Nevada He
stock In his claim that desire to fight to q
finish ls all that keeps him from accepting
the the tempting purses that have been oifsred
"Fii1 is afraid 10 risk his title. lie Is lust
as bad, II not worse. than Corbett WAS when
he hc!c the title. There was not year of the
fght or at least make a match to fight Cor
bet. won the title in September, 1882, and held
1t 70 March. 1897. In that time he was match
cd 10 hght Peter Jackson Charlie Mitchell.
Ton Sharkey and Fitzsimmons twice.. lilo
fongh, Mitchell Sharkcy and Fltzsimmnns
Stil Corbett was pronounced bad champion.
Fissimmons has already held the title pretty
nearly half as long as Corbett Ind It, Next
March it Will DO two years since Fitzsimmons
secured the title In that time he has boon
challenged by Corbett, Mlaher Sharkey. Nc
Coy. Jeffries. Rubin and Mitchell. He has
not had fight nor signed articles for q
match.
lie has had more aud better opportunities to
make money ay n champion than any of his
predecessors. Yet he has made less out OF It
than either John L, sullivan or James ]. Cor
bett, New York City Is considered TO be the
best place IN the world, from gate money
stal dpont, for a fight fltzsimnons Is the
only champion who ever had a chance TO box
oyor six rounds In Gotham. He has not ac-
certed the golden opportunities. The chances
hio now better than ever that Gotham Will be
Closed 70 the short hatred fraternity before
long. Fitzsimmons Will likely lose ali the
cream of the prize fighting buslncFs."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
TO Hang the pictures.

Often in hanging pictures the greatest
difficulty is experienced in getting the
screw to fasten securely into the plaster.
Here is simple remedy which many pro-
fessional picture hangers follow in the
course of a days work The hole made by
the screw is enlarged and the edges of the
plaster are thoroughly moistened with wa
ter. Then the space is filled with plaster
of Paris and the screw pressed in the soft
plaster. When the plaster becomes hard
ened the screw will be found TO hold very
firmly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
The Louis XVI wedding Gown.
New York Evening Post

The new Louis XVI wedding gown Is In
trained princesse style, the Rack Of the
skirt falling in classic lines produced by
the fashionable underfolded arrangement
OF the train draperles. The neck has a
flering Valois collar heavy with pearl and
gold embroideries, and inside IS beautiful
fraise of wired Venetian lace. The very
close sleeves have a small siashed Floren-
tine puff, draped at the top With lace held
by a tiny obloug pearl ard sod buckle,
over which droops a slender spray OF
orange blossoms. A long cha.elane en- the
left side Of the skirt is formed by d trail
ing vine of orange blossoms. and an al
grette of the flowers and 4 diamond star
or cresceu. hold the wedding veil In place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
A CO-RECEINER.
Joseph Robinson VIII Assist Judge
Harmon.

Cincinnati, January l--Judge Harmon.
receiver of tho BIltimore and Ohio South
westeia railroad, NOT being a practical
railroad msn, it was thought 1t weuld be
advisable 10 have some practical ralro I'd
man associated with him in the receiver
ship, Judge Thompson of the United
States district court therefore late this
afternoon appointed as Go-receivor Mr.. Jo-
seph Robinson now with the Norfolk and
Western. This was entirely satisfactory
to Judge Harmon AMI to all others inter
ested. Mr.. Robinson qualified and gave
100000 bond, which was accepted
Applications will be made for mis- APP
rointmtnt IN other States just as Judge
Harmon was appointed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05

BREAKFAsT.
Sliced Oranges.
California Wheat, Cream.
Broiled Spring Chicken Pobato Chips.
Sausage.
FLANNEL Cakes. Cafe su Lait.
[ The Post
LUNCHEON,
Cold Ham. Pickles. Fried Oysters.
Cake. Fruit. Tea
DINNER.
Bouillon.
Spanish Mackerel, Broiled.
4 Mashed Potatoes.
Celery. Olives. Radishes.
! Roast Leg Of Mutton, Caper Sauce.
Sweet Potatoes Buttered.
Lettuce Salad. French Dressing
Apple Pie. Roquefort. Cafe Noir.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
TOILETTE IN BLUE AND
ROSEBUD PINK.

heir accompaniments for all occa-
from the inexpensive early morning
Ing gown to the high priced evening
{e. The modes for carriage use are
lilly pretty with great deal OF at
a being paid to the bodice.
Elaborate driving costume is here lie
he'd, made OF heavy taffeta in double
= of blue, with a bodice of rosebud
la silk, striped and figured in deep
Frills of pale blue and rosebud chif-
idge the front of the waist and 1all
Y full vest. of checked mousssline de
1.-THE collar is band of figured silk
ed at the back with neat bow OF
Hoops. The sleeves are tight fitting.
Ia trimming OF the Persian silk set
!the top in an irregular way. A belt
Fix velvet ribbon encirclee the waist.
! skirt after the customary fashion,
lcsely over the hips, but 1t is little
liver than the skirts of street gowns.
Trimmed with bands Of satin extending
h to the belt line at the back.
bat of very light colored felt trimmed
autumn leaves and roses matches the
he. Helen Grey Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
STORY OF the HoLD-uP.
One of the Passengers Gives nm At
connf of the AHatr.

pariz, Texas. JaWiaiy i.--J. W. Wat
son OF this city. who was a 5ssseager on
tho Kansas City. Memphis AID Birnhig-
ram train held ~ by robhers. arrived
this evening. lie says that there werc only
tnree iobbers. All three got on at Maconio
ana by prrarrangcment one OF them pre-
tsnded TO lack 5 cents OF having enough
n,ones 10 RAY his fare 10 Norwood. ths
next station. The conductor stoppsd Tho
train to put him on and whiie they wers
having words the other two ran forwara
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
WAR SCANDAL.
Ptermnsters on the IRA nsports
Making Outside Money.


Making Outside Money.
hannah. Ga. Januarys4.--Two weeks
Hugh McLair, steward on the trans
Rouman.an, was discharged by the
quartermaster McClair said 1t was
Use he demanded Of the quartz master
pare Of profits made from the ships
room. -McCla.r'5 story became
p Quartermaster Bellinger aud Depot
Pisssry Ruthers have been making
fvesiigation. What they found has
embodied in an official rerort which
| TO Washington last night.
Is stated mat Quar.e.ma3rar Wright
p Rounauian nll tie duartcrmasttys
pargc OF the Manitoba have aeon rec-
fnded Cor discharge from the service.
sale of liquors a: one time must
come close 20 the verge or.e seam
Nearly every ore OF the ,ransp ports
funning a bar and leillag considerable
to the soldiers. The 'charrc Was
t.iat eNorbitant prizes we-s Charged
lme Of PIE transports ana ;hers were
|rontS for'he atewaris or somt body,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The Republican Caucus Nominees In
Both Houses Elected.

The Republican Caucus Nominees In
Both Houses Elected.
Albany. n. Y. January 4,--The Sate
legislature convened today In both the as
sembly and senate the republican, caucus
Nominees were elected. Fred Dixon of
Chautauqua county, was made speaker of the
assembly AMI Archie Baxter of Chemung
was chosen clerk.
In the senate T. T.. Ellsworth Of Siaga'n
county and James S. Whipple OF Catiarai-
gus county were elected temporary chair
man and clerk, respectively. AFTER a
brief a6dres by I.sutenant Governor Wool
huff the annual message OF the governor
Theodore Roosevelt. was read.
The house adopted resolution COM
merdirg Helen GoulG for her great gen.
ero.ity during the war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
Orrnnixed by Fusionists.

Denver Col, January 4.-The Colorado
legislature met today and organized by
electing the officers chosen by jointecaucus
of the silver parties. William g. Smith,
silver republican, is speaker. and' \. b.
Gray, populist, chief clerk of the house.
J-hn r. Schermerhorn, silver republican, is
president pro TEN. and Harry II. Sales.
democrat, secretary Of the senate. Gov
ernor-Elect Thomas will be !naugurdted
next Tuesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
cIoush Criticised Washington.

81. Paul, Mimi, january 4.-T1e Iesls-
laturs met in Joint session today to hear
the message of retiring Governor ClouSh
srd OF ircominG Governor John lind. Re
fcrring to the Loeth Lake Indian trouble
Governor Clough has sharply criticised the
National government having invited the
.Iustlcp Stuart administered the oath to the
new goyninor who rhen read has inaugural
message.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
= s e! 81 FIss LADIES'

other was also band Of diamonds with the
center clasr composed of very tine square
Gu. emerald. also surrounded with dla-
monds. I noticed that she also wears.
clasping her collar. q beautiful rev brooch
in the form OF harp, the frame being OF
diamonds and with thin golden strings.
and a splendid collar Of $50 pearls with It's
diamond clasps and the beautiful diamond
star she wears in her hair.
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aanrt ~ sun Diega.

San Diego, Texas January 3,--Judse ~:
L. Mci4ape arrived from Laredo yesterday
evening and opened district court Tor t11s
term. The criminal docket VIII be very
light. though there are several very m
portant civil cases, among which VIII pe'
the contest Of election for county !naee
OF this county. The Republican canasaat2
John n. Sutherland MED contest; a:ee'1'
fraud in Precincts 4. $. 4, 8 and 9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
nnvia Rcnominatcd.

ST.. Paul. January 4.-~The republican
members of The legislature met N caucus
tonight TO nominate successor 10 unsed
States Senator Cushmsn Davis. The cau-
Gus wos IN entirely informal affair, there
being no opposition, and the Republicans
having a majority Of ninety joint ballot.
mis- election is assured. Senator Davis MS
the mnsniuels choice u the CAUCUS for the
nomination.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
Missnnri Lnxynakcrs.

Jefferson City. No. January 4~The
legislature met toiay. Lieutenant Governor
Polite calling the sena,e 10 order and seere-
tary Of State Issealr acting in The same
capacity IN the house. Temporary organiza-
ton was effected In the house by the elec-
ticn n George T. Lee q Carter county, az
speaker and II, j. Simmons OF Shelby as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
Field. SIN mt Large.

Greenville. Texas. January 4.-Tbe negro
Chester Fields, who assaulted r. p Posay
at Commerce lssr week. is still at large.
Mr.. Posey is still in critical condition
with chances OF recovery against him. He
was conscious for while this morning and
stated that the negro slipped Up on him
and dealt him the blow.
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minstration en- hle at the surrogate's Of
Ace. Il is probable that his whole estate
wien formally taken into account will
amount TO about 81, 600 900.
II WAS said AT the surrogate's office today
that tie great bulk of Mr.. Brice's prop
erty was not within the jursdiction OF
this county or State.