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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
HE PALISADES ROAD SECURED.

A CONTROLLING INTEREsr PURCHASED BY THE
NORTH JERSEY STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.
II has just been learned that the North Jersey
Street Railway Company At the time II purchased
the stock of the North Hudson County Railroad
Company also bought controlling interest In the
Palisades Railroad. which from the Hudson
County line north into Bergen County distance Of
four miles w O. Allison. the largest stakeholder
I'm the road Informed reporter for The Tribune OF
sale yesterday. The people along the line of the
road believe that they Will now obtain the long
looked for reduction in the rates Of fare The Pail
sades road constructed in 1894 "A steam road.
and when the motive power WAS changed the old
rates OF fare still continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
BROTHERHOOD or ST. ANDREW.

The January conference Of the Newark Local As
sembly of the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew will be
held on Monday at ST. Marks Church Paterson
There will be prayers and conference at $50 D. M
supper at $50 council meet ting at 1880 and service
and addresses at D. m The topic for considera-
ton will be What Work Can q Chapter Of the
Do in Towns and Villages"
Addresses will be made by the Rev. Appleton
Grannis OF Essex Falls. and the Rev. L. W. $
stryker OF Passalc. The discussion Will be closed
by the Rev. Dean Richmond Babbltt. rector Of
Christ church Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
WORK on THE NEW SPUR SUSPENDED.

Because OF the hostility OF the muncipai au'ho''
ties OF Bayonne 10 the tracks cross"s -
,,a,,,.- s,oordst that CITY at grade the oficials
OF the Bergen Neck. XII Won Kun ana Ns'o,,a'
Storage Docks Railroad Company nave hhu sus
nended the work of building spur OF theu ioau
across he salt meadows at Constable HOOK 10
Underwater outlet near the org rsnne aies,Sw has
tracks along the shore of New-York Bay 10 ON
stabi. Hook, but the spur would be mucn sno''e'
route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
no Aao11su R0ARDs OF FREEHOLDERs.

Senator McDermott. It is said viii introduce
h,u n.xt Monday TO abolish County Boards OF Free
holders and create commissions Of seven members
four Of one party and three OF snoner me SU,n
ronr and the seven receiving the hishes, number
~ votes 70 compose the Board; the salary or the
c ., 10 be $500 year. To obviate oppO
.ition the act 70 become operative only N coun-
ties In which II has been accepted oy the voters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
THE UNION COUNTY Boulevard.
TESTIMONY OF AGGRIEVED PROPERTY
OWNERS TAKEN BY COMMISSIONER

Elizabeth. Jan. l3 tSpeciaD.-A large crowd of
directors appeared to-day before Herbert Knight.
the special commissioner appointed TO take testi-
mony In the case OF the Westfeld Avenue County
boulevard. The DIRECTORS all Of whom live IN
Union township think the awards made by the
commissioners appointed by the Court
denim their property toe low. The testimony
VIII be submitted to Justice Van Sycke. who will
noid nearing I'm the case Monday January g.
Most OF the DIRECTORS represented to-day by
counsel and the taking OF their testimony occupied
an day The Commissioners who made the award
were also present. and gave testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
I0HN i RATTERMAN.

Iohn + Batterman. father OF Henry Batterman.
the brooklyn drygoods merchant, died at his home
No ia Clarkson-st. Flatbush. yesterday, at the
age OF seventy-nine years. He had been VI with
nneumonia for several weeks. Mr.. Batterman was
horn In Hanover. Germany. and came 10 THIS
country when he was nineteen year, old he es-
,ablished q soda water business In Wlliamsnurg,
in which he prospered. He retired from business
I'm 1870 and had lived quietly IN F1atbush for many
years n. leaves two sons Henry ana Miinhm
and !. ma rried daughter Mrs Mundng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
NEVtRK'S HANDS TIED.

In an opinion submitted to the Newark Board ~
Works city Counsel Price informs the Board that
II has no legal right to prevent pollution IN q
watershed and change the cost &c the East jersey
Water Company -
rhs Boards engineer had reported TO the Hoard
thar IN. company has done very little in the last
,h,a, months 10 abolish nuisnncer in the Pe9usn.-
mock Valley although there was an agreemen. s r"
~ "o,,nnerv should do So and the company req
.as.n,s lives were invested with the power OF wv
II hssi,h Officers for this very purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
ENGINEER RICK LIKELY TO RECOVER

Plainfeld, Jan. 10 (SpeciaD. Outward c. Rick.
gIneer OF the Bound Brook local that In the
Lehlgh Valley disaster at Greenbrook Tanks last
Monday. has improved to such an extent that the
physcians at the Muhlenberg Hospital think
he will recover. Little Henry John Borreoa. whose
skull was fractured. will also recover. The other
fifteen patients all improving.
Superintendent W. .. Spriggs and several other
railroad officials called at the hospital last night
and obtained short statements nom the Injured
railroad employees and several OF the passengers.
What was said Is kept secret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
GRAND ARMY INSTALLATIONS.

public installation Of the new officers Of L. s.
Grant Post Will take place in the Tompkins Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday night next.
Inc Installation OF Erastus T. Tent Grand Army
fosts new officers will take place Wednesday
next IN Memorial Hall Flatbush-ave., at o clock.
musical and literary programme has been pre-
pared and q feature Of the evening will be a re-
,epuon for Major George A Price and others Of
- . Grant Post. Major Price IL be the in
= s.aiine orncer William T.. Tefft has provided a
handsome banner for the post and IL will be pre-
scented by John y Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
VOTING BRIDEGROOM KILLED.

,,,,.aho,b Ian IL (speciaD.-Mchael Forrack.
.oIoved at the Bowker fertilizing works. was
h,dlv burned there late YESTERDAY afternoon by an
eYnl0sion OF dry bone dust. lie died this mo is
a., Htbe Elizabeth General Hospital. Forrack we
ma rried only two months ago. and leaves oIioe
twenty years old. He wan twenty -three years o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
HARHONY RESTORED.
LAST SESSIONS OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRI-
CULTU RE-MORE MONEY WANTED FOR
STONE POADS

Trenton, Jan Is (Specab.-The last session OF the
State Board OF Agriculture held to-day.
A resolution unanimously adopted sustaining
the actions of the Executive Committee. and
pressing entire confidence in all its officers. The
resolution prepared 10 smooth over the disturb
Of Yesterday.
The Executive Committee reported in favor OF
asking the Legislature for increased appropria-
ton for stone roads for the coming year. The mat
with power TO act.
4 resolution was adopted asking New-Jersey's
represen tatiVes in Congress 10 support the bills for
the restoration 10 American ships OF a fair share
OF the foreign carrying business.
President Denise appointed s. b. Ketcham, OF
Mercer. and John r. Cox. Of Hun;erdon. as repre-
sentatives of the State Board at the pure food ex
position be held at Washington.
S D. Willard. OF Geneva. y. Y. and ]. II. Hale
Of South Glastonbury. Conn. delivered addresses
on fruit culture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
coprI.yDT p.RXBR's NARROW ESCAPE

Hackensaok, Jan 3-Cortandt Parker VIZ
cradle counsel Of the Erie Railroad S"u
80 49,, asa,h at the New-York Susquehanne
Ia w.s,srn station this morning He came ness
an the train which almost killed MN sna
sccomp va rain MT Parker discovered tina, he hod
ief, his glasses IN the seat where ne mao wnil. Ss
sns Inside the train started He tried 10 Jump %
WI i'. .hs rain WAS motion. and fell he roieH
whiH ~, ~. rain ard was almost under the whess.
, ri. son caught him and prevented his gong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
VETERANS AND THE CIVIL SERVICE.

washington, Jan l3.-Joseph " Kay and Walter
ihorne, Of Brooklyn. representing the War Veter-
sDs Association, are in Washington 10 confer with
We Rouse Committee on Reform in the Civil Ser
no with view TO securing action on the Senate
=, 70 amend the law relating 10 the appointment
e SnlOn veterans In the Civil Service that lis
-vvee,,sns VIII be shared by honorably discharged
Mans OF the Civil War. whether physically dis
soS So or not The bill passed the Senate last spring
ms Was isyorably reported 10 the House last sum
"ef by the House committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
an src.rse or A ONE-CEyT srAYP.

A verdict OF 5000 damages was awarded by =
fury In Newark last night in the case OF Robert 4.
Holli,ter against Theodore T. Wood treasurer Of
the United States Express Company. and r. r.
Kelly. a porter az the company's Office In Newafty
HOLSTER sued for $4,000. He refused 10 pay for
one-cent revenue stamp on An express receip,. AZ
in nghr which resulted alleges hat IL ~
assaulted him bsutally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
sCHLfPFs, 10 REPORTED CONFESSION.
HE VISITED fHE SCENE OF THE MURDER OF
MISS ANDERSON EACH YEAR.

HE VISITED THE SCENE OF THE MI HI'fh UT
MISS ANDERSON EACH YEAR
Perth Amboy. Jan. - (SpecaD.-A rumor ~ cur
rent that Harry Schpl accused IN 1892 OF murder
ing Herter Mary Anderson. whose body found
in the woods on the outskirts OF Perth Amboy has
confessed to the crime. his deathbed in q CHI
cago hospital The police have no offelal xnowedge
o. such a concession but il is generally believed.
Schpf was a railroad man. and the report ~ tnat
he pas hurt in a wreck.
sdG in was an epileptio He was charged With
the crime and was tried bit acquitted Tho
home 10 that of her employer. G. ". Boynton, ~
Sewaren She left home at o'cock and less than
from ear to ear and two bullet wounds in her
breast
chief Burke of the local police force IL authority
for the statement that Schlipf has visited the scene
OF the murder its anniversary. and tells OF see
ing hin, there several times Others say that they.
too ga him. and when questioned he always MADE
an evasiye reply 10 his presence there He mas
not lived IN Perth AmbOy for several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
THE PROPOSED NAVAL MAGAZINE.
OPPOSITION TO IT'S LOCATION AT EDGE
WATER WITHDRAWN

Washington. Jan. IL Especially Representa-
tive Stewart has seen Chairman Boutelle Of the
House Committee on Naval Affairs In relation
to the proposed naval magazine at Edgewater.
Commander ONeil, in charge OF the Ordnance
Bureau OF the Navy Department, has sent to
Mr. Boutee clippings from The Tribune in
which IT was stated that the people there
favored the magazine. and desired Judge Stew
art to withdraw his opposition. The NewJer-
sey Congressman said to Chairman Boutele
that although he had received no communica-
ton on the subject. he should accept the news
paper publications as sufficient evidence Of the
VIII Of his constituents and would accordingly
cease to oppose the measure. The chairman
and other members of the committee have
corded to Judge Stewart all facilities desired by
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
TO REVIEW THE CURFEw ORDNANCE

VIneland. Jan. l3.-CitiEens Of Vnelsni have
~a,s.d fund 70 be used to certiorari the Borough
counc's curfew ordinance TO have it, conssitu-
,,onalIty passed upon by the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14

The distinguished owner OF the D'"'
marty in Hudson County supple"e
timely words with several remarhs '"'
two later. Bob was taking "oou'
mlsdongs OF the County freeho'uei'' 80
supposed to be elected by 'ne peop'e'
gave forth this gem ..,
81 am supposed 10 De reSPo"s'p'e
nomination and election Oh soi''e VI ,i ,,a.
holders That being the case, they VIII w "''"'
t. rioht or they won't stay In the BOARD,
mna, has the right ring about IT, BOD mas
..a,,,,,od tbe task OF governing Hudson county
49,, +, his understrappers don't obey orders ne
'no.,a fire them without conjunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
m nrscrSs THE FREEDOM or THE PRESS

The Brooklyn Parliamentary Debating club VIII
-, At the home Of Miss Bernard. No 1&6 Pa
e @, on Monday next at D. m: question.
o,,o,yad that the present freedom or the press
hddcsirabe''; affirmative Mr.. Holywell. negative.
marc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
HOW FAR Is JERSEY CITY PRoihcihO'

Na,.or Hoos Of Jersey Ci.y has requested cor
oration Counsel McDermott TO submit an opinion
=. % tho extent 10 which the ctys rights are pro-
1ected under the proposed water contract
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

In wash. a witnes. csrn~ n. hs...
Notts - degrees 81 fninstey wsss x
Lses. pine pest feet isnx.l iueh~
saeAre Set III mound Of stones. one
toot In ground to bedrock seribed
a-i'ft W. 7. L. u. G. whence Unfte..
states mineral monument no. / of "a
warren Mining District, bears South
degrees AZ minutes East kssf.4 r..
from true oorRar point: thence SovsH
81 degrees IS minutes West, ~ fec.tJ
center OF East aide liaa, q Pine po.t
feet long, inches square SGT IN us.ns
Of stones 1.Ses feet same BEARING "a.
corner Ne. 2. a pine post 3 feet Ion.
inches square set in mound OF ston -
~ Inches in ground, 3eribod 13as
NJ; thence north - degrees 81 min.
stes West, 300 feet to South end cen.
ter a pine post 81 feet high SET ~,
mound Of stones. iS inches in grs,gn.,
scribed, l.. M. c. 1874. GJ1.2'f.e,. -
bearing to corner Ne. 8, pine po.t Z
Feet long. inches square, get on
chlseled in bedrock, surrounded nv 4
mound Of stones scribed 2-lS4k-Y lf6
thence North 81 degrees Is minutes
Last, leo feet to center OF West aid
line, pine post In mound .. SOM
l.SO6 feet same bearing to c.P or ",
4, Identical with d corner Of location
pine post feet long. 4 inches saus.a
set Is Inches in ground. surrounleGfls
mound OF stones. scribed 4-134EL.'N
c.; thence South 40 degrees 81 Il ga,t,
East 301.z feet to center end. mo;l,,;.sn,
identical with location monur.entc. q
pine post feet long. 4 inches souar,
af.f m " ~ Lad
surrounded by mound Of s;eaes
scribed L. NJ c. lsl4: SILT feet ssn+
IeariIs 20 witness corner No. /. a.re.ay
,escriaed; 6ni.s feet to corner No.
tthe true csrnsr) the placa Of. begin
nins.
Area of claim, 2e.ess scres.
The said mining clai,n being &c recsrs
in the Office OF the Recorder Of Go, hi,e
County in Book IA, Record os N nsxl,
pages 20 ard g. at Tombstone, IN IL
County and Territory aforesaid. the
presumed general course or tirect,an ~
the said Labrador.yeiA. lode o.. nip
eral deposit being shown upon tha piA,
posted herewith, az near as can Re de-
sermined from present developments.
this claim being for fifteen hundrsl
,5O0) linear feet thereof together with
the surface ground shown upon the.
official plat posted herewith. the said
vein, lode aud mining premises hereby
sought to be paten ed. being bounded
follows. to-wit: There are no al
dining claims -
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely any portion Of said mine sr
surface ground are required to Gle
their adverse claims with the Register
of the United States Land Office At
Tucson. Pima County, in the Territory
of Arizona. during the sixty lays
period of publication thereof or they
will be barred by virtue of the Hrsyis-
ems Of the statute.
MILTON r. MOORE.
Register.
Eir Puhiicc'ies, October 81, 1899.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

- - = 20 wv ~NA'Oy %'O' AS~S.
United s.. Land Office, Tucson, Ari-
soma, c, er 18th, 1899.
NOTICE :; HEREBY GIVEN. That
Martin c. lilo, whose posto.tice ad
dress 10 Z ;lbstone. Cochise County,
Arisona Z, tory. has made applica-
tioA for snt for 1,4S5 linear feet of
the Roy" .sad 1,4sS linear feet of the
Lee" mix claims. bearing copper
and other nerals, situate in the
Warren" lining District. Cochise
County. 4, .onS Territory, and de-
| scrbed In > officiai plat and field
notes en- g., n this ssice. NJ follows,
Wis:
Roy" Lu53 Claim. Beginning At
| corner No. :. Identical with location
corner. pl : post feet long inches
square, set foot in ground. to, bed
rock. In mou, i of stones. scribed 1-12s
X. II. c., whence United States min.
eral nlonun:. mt No. of Warren
Mining District bears North g. degrees
Il minutes Eat 4.e25 feet. thence Souti'
| - degrees o. minutes West i.i95 feet
to corner No 2. 4 pine post feet long
inches square In mound OF stones.
| scribed 2-l2S2 r. N. c.; thence South
Il degrees 1s minutes East $685. feet to
| corner No. 3. identical with location
| corner. a pine post 4 feet long 4 inches
square In mound of stones. scribed
3-1282 r. N. c.; thence North 40 de-
srees 81 minutes East 495 feet to corne
No. 4, pine post feet long Inches
square in mound Of stones, scribee
t-12s2 r. N. c.; thence North II de-
Srees 1s minutes s9s.S feet to place of
beginning. Variation At all corners l.
degrees 70 minutes East.
+ Area fo.25 acres.
Leo Lode Claim Beginning at cor
ner No. /. identical with location cor
ner and with corner No. 1 Of Roy"
lode, scrihed in addition to marks al
ready noticed 1-12Ss L. NJ. c., whence
United States mineral monument No. 4
bears North 81 degrees % minutes East
1925 feet; thence South 40 degrees Oh
minutes West LAS feet to corner No. 2
Identical with corner No. Roy" Lode
scribed, in addition, 2-12S2 L. NJ. c.:
thence North 20 degrees so minutes
West s12 feet to corner No. !, a pine
post 3 feet long inches square In
mound of rock scribed 3-11S2 L. NJ c.;
hAShSS ANOItH "a 0eSTecS 81 ilihuicS
East l,47e.s feet TO corner No. 4. a pin.
post three feet long inches s1uare IN
mound Of stone. scribed 4-1sS3 L. NJ. c.:
thence South 90 degrees 50 minutes
East 522,S feet to corner No. l. the pla %
OF beginning. Varlati 1T all corners
- degrees 70 minutes East.
Area 1850 acres.
Total area of both lode olairas. 2g.ss
acres
In Township 70 South OF Range -
East (unsurveyed), ella and Salt
River Meridian. The locations of these
mines Is recorded in the Recorders of
fice of Cochise County, Arizona. on
pages s75-6-7 OF Book D. sof Records OF
Mines Adjoining claimants are thc.
Wood Chopper" survey No. 1oSl. ans
Tip Top" survey No. 1907. on the
Northeast. ard the Wagner" survey
No. 1121, on the Southeast. ~
Ali persons holding adverse claims
thereto are required to present the
same before this office within sixty
days from the first day OF publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
of the provisions of the statute
MILTON r. MOORE,
go f REGISTER.
Date Of flrst publication. Friday, Oc-
tober 2sth. 1894,
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
Mimi. A"n'i" 'inn =" 7'2
Survey No. 1874
United States Land Office.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tha'
In pursuance of the Unite ID s a 5 Mn
ing Laws, Nj. J. Bropny and, Z. b. Ma
son. whose postoffice address is Bisree.
Cochise County. Arizona, have riaas
application for patent for fifteen huns
dred (1.500) linear feet OF the Lahiu ~
lode mining calm. situated in the Wag-
rem Mining District 'ochlSc 2o..n !,
Territcry Of Arizona, as dss ri e..> b.
the official plat herewith posted and by
the field notes or fe N The otilc o.
the Register OF the United States fani
Office, ella Land District. TIc@cn,
Arizona, az 70 lows to-wit:e
Magnetic varia lion Toy al. roraars
- degrees gE minutes East.
beginning II cNrner % / Identical
inner 4 .".. ;in w:}i~p 0rrer os.n.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

their aG 70 claims are duly 6lsd ar
accordh. Law and the regulations
thereun' within the time prescribed
by law. a the Register of the United
States Office at Tue son, Arizona
they barred by the provisions
Of sale ute.
MILTON II. MOORE,
,.e .a Register.
Date 7rst publication, Friday, Oc-
tSbsr q Z: 1855.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
OTICl ~ APPLICATION Fob
PATENT.

4. h. }. ess, Survey Ne. 1882.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
| Singer XvlIGl


earning more in pFcportioa @
cost than any ethW pwehN
possible.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-07
w ell Known and Prominent Citi-
zens Named by President
H. Il. Raymond.
WILL WORK FOR FAIRS SUCCESS.
Col. Ernest Dart Devotss bis Services as
Attorney and is Now Drawing up Ar
iielss Of Incorporation.

Tie Southtastern Fair Association
movement is moving steadily onward,
Yesterday President II. II. Raymond
appointed the committee to solicit
subscriptions on siocb and It isare-
markedly strong one consisting Of
men well known in the business world
rbe committee is composed Of Messrs.
w. r. Kay, J. f. du Bignon. J. j.
Lissner, e. Brobston aud Mayor y.
D. Atkinson. These gentlemen will
do good work for the fair and secure
the money needed 70 start it all right.
Col X Ernest Dart rendered his ser
vices, as attorney, to the ASSOCIATION,
gratis, and his offer was accepted, He
is now at work drawing mp articles Of
Incorporation and tbs association will
then be on a good basineS footing.
Secretary X r Hopkins and assistani
Brantley are hard at work on the
movement and the fair woyement is
progressing finely, the people gan
orally are taking an interest IN the
plans now and this is good lndics
ton Of future success,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-07
VIII Take Part in the Grand
Naval Procession Off
Charleston.
TIE RALEIGH WILL Be THERE.
Dowsy's Famous Fighting Vessel 70 b
Viewed by the Brunswick Boys
en- the Prairie

The great cruise Of the Brunswick
Naval Militia will begin next Thurs
day morning under aatterirg aus
pieces. Commander II b Aiken states
that the divisions viii mauage the
trip on the Passport and not the Pass
port people as seems to be understood
The naval militia nave chartered the
Passport for the trip Thur day morn
ing and win sen tickets % their
friends who want TO 20 ever the bar
70 see them of He says everything
e working a fine shape and splsn
did cruise is ahaed Of the Beanswicb
boys.
Lieut.. Wrigat,commaudlng Torpedo
Division says tbers is much sntho
iasm amongst his member. and they
Will be we'll represearsd The Prairi
vii 80 70 Charleston and take Fart 10
the nsy'l psrsde The Ra'eIgh 10,
fsmous lighter in Dewey = bait Of
Msnls, vii be in the parade and 9hf
Prairie boysswill see tsr.
Il ls expected that the Prair4e'.
cruise viii extend into foreign waters
aud those who 60 on 1t VIII be in big
ueG
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-07
British Vice Consul TOrras Has
Inquiries Regarding One
Mac Donald
MAY Be A FORTUNE FOR HEIRS.
Parties The Uaited Kingdom Write for
information About Him Write Partieu
lars aod Gel Results

Anyone knowing anythiug about
one Asohibald Cor 6liesipe) Mac Don
aid, cao secure something Of advant-
age 70 themselves, by writing their
information 10 British yice-consuI
Rossnda Torras, Of this city. He has
received a request from the United
Kingdom for full particulars about
Mac Donald and i fortune Is probably
in store Tor himself or heirs Mr.
Torras is investigating tho case and
viii be pleased to hear from anyone
90 the aubiect.