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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
QUEER BONES ON AN INDIANA FARM
Two Skeletons That Seem Prehisto rio Found
in a stone-Wnlied Grave.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 10. - Wyatt Wiley.
Clarke County farmer digging down several
feet In knoll to-day struck broad fat stone.
When the earth was removed the stone was
found to be supported by other stones forming
a kind OF O box. The bones OF two human
beings were found inside. on the bottom being
those OF a man. stretched out at full length.
and on top in crouching attitude the skeleton
OF woman. The cavity of the woman's skull
was SO small that she could have possessed lit
tie brain. The JAW hD' - were massive, and
the teeth were larger than those Of women OF
this day. The two skulls were shaped entirely
different from that OF un Indian. being much
narrower and running almost to II point on
top The grave was dug as true to the east and
west as II q compass had been used in laying 1t
out No implements. so common in Indian
graves. were found. hut In tho hand Of the man
was piece OF metal believed to be silver
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
TO PROBE THE RAMAPo SCHEME.
COMPTROLLER Colsr's Engineers VIII In-
spect the Watershed mt Once.

hpect the watershed Rt once.
Comptroller Coer's engineers will start on
Monday for a trip through the Rhmapo water
shed to gather material for the report and
argument which he attends to make against the
proposed forty year contract at about So 000.-
600 year between the city and the Ramapo
Water Company. Eugene +. Mclean. the
Chief Engineer OF the Finance Department
will head the expedition. and he will be ac-
companied by ]. James II. Croes. one OF the
most widely known experts on waiter supply.
and several other engineers. Mr.. Coler has
heard that the streams In the Ramapo water
shed are polluted. and his engineers will pay a
great deal Of attention to the purely OF the
water In the basin from which 1t lie proposed TO
supply the city,
Mr. Co!er said yesterday that the charter OF
the Namapo company conferred on II greater
rights than are possessed by tho City OF New
York. Under it's charter. Mr.. Coler says. the
company can 20 ahead and take any lands It
may need without special legislation, the only
act necessary on Its part being the 1linR OF
map.
Mr.. Coler believes that he can defeat the
plan. He counts on the votes OF himself.
President Bowley Of Queens. President Crom-
well OF Richmond, President Grout Of Brooklyn.
and Commissioners Shea. Kane, Mccartney
and Kearny. Mr.. Grout Is In Europe, but It 10
believed that he will cut short his stay there
and return to this country to vote II It Is nee
essary. Commissioner Kearny voted against
the contract on Thursday Acting Commission
or Gibson voted with the Comptroller and Mr..
Shea. as the representative Of Street Cleaning
Commissioner Mccartney. who Is out OF town
on account OF his health Mr. Mccartney has
shown q great deal OF independence since he
has been in office and tho Comptroller does
not believe that he would take any orders on
such q matter as this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
CONEY ISLANDS FIREWoRKS
Twentieth Anniversary of the spectsc les {
Manhattan Beach This Week.

Twentieth Anniversary of the Spectac leS nj
Manhattan Beach This Week.
Pains annual Carnival OF Fire" will be held
next Saturday at Manhattan Beach. There will
be also other interesting features, which will
make This the most notable week OF Tho season.
On Thursday Gen. Merritt will attend tho per
:ormance Of the Battle OF San Juan Hill" and
Tho Destruction OF Cervera's Fleet" with o
number OF his ofIcerA Among tho novel
ties in fire on Saturday will be Tho
Temple OF Fame" The Giant Foun, tain" an
allegorcal device described as Our Country, I"
and set piece, four feet long called "A Nation o
Tribute 10 It's Heroea" II will be the celebrA-
tion Of the twenty first anniversary OF the intro
duction Of fireworks as a spectacle on Coney Is
land Pains hrst display was made on tho
Fourth OF July. 1870. on tho Si,o now occupied
by the Oriental Hotel
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Two Judgments aggreg ating s4,l57 were OBJ
tained yesterday by default against Willard r
Kimball, OF 52 Broadway, in favor OF W. p. Cook
& Co, for the amount duo on two drafts Of the
Eccleston Lumber Company.
,Sgmund Thalinger, salesman, at l48 Frank
lin street has fled a petition IN bankruptcy with
liabilities Sill $50 and no assets. He says he
has not been eng ag cd in business for himself for
twenty years, when no gavo up the cigar bust.
mesa OF the liabilities. So, 700 arc for merchAn-
disc purchased years ago The balance IL fol-
borrowed money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
YAoUIS LOSE ANOTHkR hattie

'"ui"As now scattcrcd Into Small Bands
and skirmlShss Are Frequent.
CHIHUAHUA. Mex, Aug. l9.-Ths military
nuthorltIes here were notified today of a bat
Tie that took place yesterday between force OF
ABOUT 'oo iaHui Indians and three troops OF
mexican IL cavalry about thirty miles north OF
aorn' inc iaquIs wero defeated and their
Utce scattered into small bands. Three
aquls ana one Mexican soldier were killed.
no list OF wounded is given.
The Yaquis are now divided into ANAL bords
Snn are adopting their old guerrilla tactics OF
rarlare. sklrmishes occur with these rowing
sahns OF braves almost daily, There ia no
prospect Of tho war com ing 10 nn cnriY nnd Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
ROSTER AND BIAL's MoRreAGEp.
Now Lien of S125 900 Placed Upon the
Concert Hall Property.

Concert Hall Property.
Amortgage for 1926. 900 was recorded yester-
day on the music hall and theatre. 143 and
Jas West Thirty-ift street, owned by Roster
Bal & Co. The mortgage was given to
Samuel T. Jacobs and is the solution OF the
financial difficulties Of the Roster. Bal Com
pany. All the indebtedness Of. the company
excepting first mortgage on the property Of
$4,000. Is made up and discharged of record
simultaneously with the recording OF the
mortgage. lease OF the theatre to Robert Bail
was put on record. The lease runs for Ave
years at an annual rental Of $4,000. with an
option to purchase the premises The interior
OF the theatre will be redecorated and
improved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
smith Robbed His Friend. of Jowelry

When William J. Cookie and his wife Of 45c
Henry street, Brooklyn. returned home after
q drive on Thursday evening. they discovO eed
that 5000 worth OF jewelry had been stolen
from their rooms. Frederick Smith, young
Canadian friend. who had been stopping with
them. was absent, although he was In the
house when they left. On Friday night
Smith returned and was srrested. He said he
had taken the iewelry and pledged II In Bow
cry saloon. Yesterday he was held for the
Grand Jury at the Butler street court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
Corbett Sells His Downtown saloon.

Deputy Commissioners billiard has transferred
tho liquor tax certificate for the saloon at 7oK
Broadway from James J. Corbett to John Hofi-
man OF S07 Fleetwood avenue. The former
pugilist opened the downtown cato several
months ago. after his saloon at ThIrty-fourth
street and Sixth avenue had become firmly es-
tablished. thinking it would be as successful as
tho older place. He found. however. that many
OF the persons who went to tho saloons did 90
expecting solely to see him. Therefore he de-
elded to give up the resort In lower Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
DI1Nl0.

DIvINE.-At Elizabeth, N. j., Aug. IT. Angelina
Elizabeth. widow Of Michael Divine, In the eth
var Of her age.
Re!at, es and friends Of the family invited to
At eud the funeral from her late residence. 2oG
South broad st. Elizabeth, on Monday. Aug. FL.
a'Inclock PM hterment at RosedAle Cemetery.
anIc Nj
REEEI AT Water MIL Long Island. on Thuruday.
August II. 1899. Fanny SteerS Reeve. wife Of
Henry T.. Reeve. and only child Of James r.
Steers ard the late Rebecca F. Steers,
Funeral rr,res will be held At her late residence.
lOl la y Avenue. New York. on sunday. August
2o.lsu0 at one O. clock. p NJ. Please omit flowers.
SIEAD.-suddenly on Aug. 10. " Norfolk. Conn.
Charles Levi in the eth year Of his age
Notice II funeral hereafter.
DEBEVOISE.-On Saturday morning. Aug. 10,
Kit, PHr.. wife Of George W. Debavoise, in the
b1th year NJ her age.
serv crs Ao. late dence. rs W. 12Ith street,
Mundav III tGtlI IA. N. Interment ~ con-
Venien, 4 OF faui pdly omit flowers.
TOWSSENB.--Iuh snly at ouogus. L l.. Aue.
~, lsIi J,uet Vito I King. wife OF Stephen
Van Il II sell 7 TuAHse I'd and daughter Of the
late Col Cornelius Low and Janet De Kay
King
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BOYD on saturday. Aug. 10. o. No. 7 g. MArks
place. New Brighton. stAen Island. Emile May,
daughter OF James r. ana the late Emile L. Boyd.
Funeral services vii u" bel = All Souls Church
Madison av. and Goth - on Monday, Aug. II.
NilAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
Gator still Hold, m. p.r, y,.~.

The hunt for the hfteen-inch alligator which,
fer the past two weeks, has inhabited the little
lake on the Fifty ninth street side OF Central
Park, has been practically abandoned The
keepers OF the menhRerie have lshed for the rep
tile, but in vain and SupL Smith said yesterday
that the gator would be lett in peace for the few
weeks remaining before the frost would kill IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
AII.rcd Clubbrr uaId ,or r-,.,-

Policeman Patrick Carn,ody OF the
Tender.oin was held in $1,000 bail
for trial on the charge OF felonously assault
ing Charles A. Murphy by Magistrate Cornell In
Jefferson Market court A motion for another
adjournment made by the poiceman's counsel
was denied Bail was furnished by James
o'Brien. . plumber Of 257 West Seven tenth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
Burglar Steals a wedding rrousseau.

Tho residence OF Major ]. Hollis Wells. 80
Brinkerhoif street. Jersey OIty. was entered by
burglar early yesterday and robbed Of we'd
dig trousseau which had been made up for
Major Wollss cook. who Ia about to DO married
Every article Of lingerie was carried OF. The
young woman shed bitter tears. After consul
tatlon with the prospective husband 10 was
decided that the wedding will not DO postponed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20

Arrivsd-SArUEpAY. Ans. 1o.i
As Lucauia, Mckay, Liverpool.
6s Law. Rasmussen, HAyre.
sH Bramble. Postlethwate. Trinidad.
rs Agnes Halversen, SANTANA
IS Alfred Dumois. Hansen. ban Domingo.
IS Havana, Stevens. Havana
Ss Luxembourg. Sporting, MaAnzAA
b. Daniel GHmmell. Tret Cove.
81 Ianpasas, Staples, Galveston.
BIS CITY OF Macon, Savage, Savannah,
SIS Goldeboro fownsend. Philadelphia.
IS Hamilton. Dole. Norfolk
Is Comanche Chichester, Jacksonville.
SIS Gnyandotte. Hitler. Norfolk.
ss Tallahassee. Askins. Savannah.
Ss Yucatan, Robertson, Campeche.
So San Aynstin. Ouevldo. Havana.
IS FIcrIsor. Boyd New ans.
Is New York. Ingram, Wilmington.
Ss Amora, Williams, Gibraltar.
BIS Hansa. Peterson, TecoluttA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
TEXAS PASSES CALLED IN.
Tho Anti Rebate Law Hits the Pockets OF
tho Men Who Made 1t.

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. l9.-The Anti Rebate law
passed by the last State Legislature is coming
homo to roost The object was TO mako IL a penal
offence for railroad companyagent or employee 10
give a rebate on freigh shipment The lawyers
OF number Of Texas roads have In terpreted the
law 10 prohibit the issuing Of FREQ Transport ton
TO any one and to-day all the members OF the
State government including Gov. Sayres At.
torncy G enera Smith. all OF his on ce assistants
and members OF the Stste Legislature received a
circular letter from Leroy Troe. General Sup
erintendent OF the International and Great North
ern, calling in the annual passes issued 10 them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
Piano Case Makers on Strike

There Is strike Of piano casemaksrs -
KrakAuer Brothers shops. The strikers de-
mand increased wages. In all 100 men Vsro
reported yesterday to be on strike there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
TuEboat Sinks ut Her D,cl,

Tho luGboat Eddie H. Garrison sank In the
Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn, at 4:3O O'Clock yes
Ierday morning, Fireman John Cassidy who
was sleeping below, was aroused no tho 49,
when pad begun TO MI his bunk. He crawIed
befo2e tSs as sos ana E2t upon the dock shortly
%<i0 %oth street. owned the boat,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20

ss Aueuste Victoria, from New York. 81 Hamburg.
Ss Lain. from New York at Bremen.
So Campania, from New York, at Liverpool.
Be Norge. from New York, at Christian.and.
ss friedrich der Crosse. from New York. ct South.
Ampton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
OPTICIAN. SCHMIDT BUILDING.
DEWEY THEATRE MUST BE UNIOy.

That Savory Morsei Has Drawn Dry Dollar
sullivan's Union Friends About Him.
A complaint was made yesterday bv Dele
gate Hall Of the Anna enmated Painters
Union that State Senator Timothy D. Sullivan
is employing non-union men in the Dewey
Theatre. which he owns. As he has declared
himself Mt various times the sympathetic
friend OF the labor unions an appeal 10 to be
made to him to employ only union labor before
action looking to a strike Is taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
The List Of Referees.

Tno IIlst VI heterOO8s
The following Is list Of the referees aVpofa
in cases In the Supreme Court last ueeki
by Justice McAdam.
Cdsss. R.JsrssA
Conner ". Watson .--.--- John z. Ward.
Josefsohn vs.. Galsm-- Edgar IL Levsntr1fA
W. .wers. ..,..-.-:.-:: Thomas J. RurdI
Rcsenthal vs.. Cong. Rodfei
Myers We, walton. 800 :. .Erneat Hall
Matter of Skidmore ...-..-Jo ohm K. Ward.
DefAndorf Va. sickel- EDWARD JacobA
Matter Of Cambeis. .--.-Fred'k l. Taylor.
Matter of Dahlman. ..-.. :. Richard NJ. HenrN
Moran VS.. Freund. ..-...-.Joseph Ryan.
Klein Vs. Wieland. 800, .. .. Richard H Clarkas
Mitchell vs. Bloom .. - .. Eugene II. PomoDo1A
Josefsohn VS.. Galem. ..... Harold Nathan.
Matter OF Van Siceen- William Man.
LippmAni vs.. Moore. 5000. Ezekiel Fixman.
Marin vs.. Kehoe.. VIM. Il. Wyatt
KrAmsr Va. OBrien-. AtmagsA
BY Justice Leventrttt
Matter of Brown. .-....-.S Samuel D. Levy.
Cana VI. o Council -..e...Henry Kropf.
Btoue VS.. Roberts. Jas. W. Gerard. IN
Salvestro We. Salvestro =. :. AAunsen b. Eiald.
Republic Fire Ins- Co. VI,
rs;n Sae ys .'i steinm:t. "a DA'io H
casas). .....,.......... :. Sol Holm.
Heeberg w. Brown 49,. Edward %. visa
6alvestro Va. Salvestro. :. Ed ward Brown.
Oovsn Vs. Rodrques. -. Wilbur LarramotA
By Justice fitzgerald.
Empire City sav. Bank 70
Augter- - hn u. puuys
By Justice Beach.
Brfn ~ Bri1l- ....-- ...-.Thos. +. ponnsIlN
By Justice dfldsrsleeve.
Coz ". Klotz-. Francis q. Canfina>
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Special Apifes.

PHEs.-Dr Chapman, lo7 Z. 29dst. New Yorf,
NO onttingl no losttms. Book free. Pay whom cured
,A.-DIsEAsts OF woMEN.-Dr BLINN, III WssI
Attn st. tneAr broadway. EAtbd 1885, Ho1rs 100,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20

THE EENsICo CEMETERY. Private station, HAr.
lem hatlroAdi 4S minutes ride from the brand
Central Depot Office. 10 East &2d 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMAsAo-rHu DAT.
Sun rtsos... 6l6 SIM sets. S;53 Moon Sots. As1o
HIGH wATER-THn DAv.
Sandy Hook. asa Gov.rd 7:o4 Han aAta. ot57
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-23
TIE SCHOOL PLAYGROUND.
Its Abslittoa IL . Gri-vs-s wrsax e
the CatIdren.

Its Aboiiftoa IL q Grirvoss Wroax 80
the Chtldrrn.
THIS Ia an evil which has crep, in
with ths tendency to centraliss the
schools. Whom ia any place the schooil
bagin 60 overflow movement O. put
up larger bnilding takes place. accom-
panied by an effort 90 create a high
school department. noe .o much che
need OF ths community az the ambitions
dream of soms prin0tpalswh0 would bs
superintendent or some sort Of central
sun 90 a group of sateIlitea
This dream is too easily realized. be-
cause 70 iiattsrs ths people. rheu there
rises a prepostarous structure ~ stone
aud brick. A house ot Dany gables out
Of keeping with everything. either pub
lio or private, Ia tho plaoo temple ~
vanity. Now ~ rung the knoll M the
school playground. for tba usw nigh
school, " although it will house al the
children from o Co o.. mast uagis boz
surrounded by o fina lawn. studded
with shruhhery and threaded by blue.
stono roads Tue ianitor has CD employ
an assistant o. keep tls grounds ga or
der
A shut in peuitentiary place has
been evolved by che architect ana school
committee, gratifying 81 thois lsilg
AMI deep wrong b. cine cll.isan
There are many wrongs about it The
one insisted up1n hero ~ che ab0ii,hing
10 the recess. that Tins hunorsd joy ni
the American schooiboy and schoolgirl
Isabella q. Oakley 20 Popu AZ Science
Monthly
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THs ALeATRoss
a Bird 90 Majestic Aerial vrtpritT
aRd fnsatiuhie Appetite

Bird 90 Majestic Aerial VrtpritT
ssd insatinhie Appetite.
Out 0f ths biue v0ii tha ilaatr'ss
comes unhastins un mOti0nllts piuiuls.
yet nt suOh spei q that onf moment
spsck hardly dirernibie. turn but Your
eyes away, and sre yon can agaiu iu0k
round hn il gliding mai@sticaliy lV'r
head Nothing iu nature c0nvays CD the
mind so wonderful in idea 0i 8u1rtlem
velocity a. does his oalm appsaraucs
from vacancy Lik8 most N tae irna
polagio birds, De is q dsv0ur8r 1i 11ll.
tho successful pursuit OF dab bong im
possible 90 his majestic ovolutions. llia
appetiie b. enormous. bat his pOw sra "
abstinence are equally gfaat, aud liieu
for days hs goes without other uOnfi.h-
ment than a drink nj ihe bitter 80. At
the Gnrgautuhn banquet provided nF Il
carcas- 1i a dead whale n8 Will gorge
himself until incapable lt rising from
the -ea yet ,tiil hi8 angry .praim mlY
bo beard as if protesting against his fu
ability to ill room llr mlr1 prov lu
against nuu2.y Day, sIlu 81 .'..aw
Despite BIS ilcJmparlh.l tra.1 4
ai3ht when gliding thglrsa u.llt
W.th .i- mighty wings lgurraal, ui.I
ashore 1r au dock ho is clumsy lui ili
at eais Even seated upon tna 500. li'
proportions appear 3omswHit ulsliuig
while h.s hugo h1lk8l hrak aaams tul
heavy OBJ la uphold Ou land hc san
hardly balance himself and tha hrlsi
silky wohs I'D his lee' s00n become lucar
utsd Ihus hIr yiaits Go che lone iut
generally Inaccessible rocks whiah ire
his 1reediHs places are ns brit' a. ruAy
b. since ,sn cuuIugni delights lre
dearly pur.hi.rd with huugs' and pain
ful restraint, A trus ehi.d 1t ths nc
laal Is hafrfg. t1 him aui lnig ln .as
wing lt'- he appear to Do rfallg roo
home nnl saseil. --lGuion spectator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-23

D. won lot occur 10 macy people
Ihat a voyage go 1ns %. tie swau huaif
witch aaii sac iittle puud Do the public
g,reen 90 a Naw England o,ty could .e
attended with nDrr1r-. but ihit idea
was urm.Y sized in lua mind lf small
maii.n ~ years
M1u.i ylu iike a ride ia lns 0r th9
swan boats. Mlrlorl8" asked tns Little
maids aunt is they cr0as'i ohs bridge
oVar ihe pond lns day
"Nl. Indeed. faid Marjorie wtth
sudden shrinking '''l c0uldn't bsas 81
500 them throw tbs babfsa la
"Ths man says that's what ls iosr,
sha asserted with yisDg excitement 80
her aunt looked much psrplsEsd Hsaf
him Hes aging it now
Her aunt listened. sni % trnth rls
mans statement. viewed trum Mar
l0rir's standpoint. was Tar trlm rits
surius
Take a rlla 10 ihs ,N'n boats ls
called loudly irom che landing Clown
folks. 40 c,nts childTru. b. Aai fnHu,
with deceptive smiis. ls Aidsd. bA
biss ths1wn IA Youth ~ c1mpaui pa
llitls Dot Msmms | w,s p,aying
with your best tea so white ypu wnH
away. and when y0n briug % QUO fuf
camplny ylu'il 30 slu0kfi Gauss
you . think 1as ~ tha cups alsA h,ig
30 81. hut SO i-u't . hair
Mamma--W What is iff
LirfIa Dll-ii's on.y afa q --9i 4,
H. LII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-23

dinei the other day nt a re-iarsaut
where tha dinner is served tl tha ac.
compartment ~ ga orchestra Ws bod
King Cotton with ths oysters and
rag time with tha s0up Then ths 0r
chestra slid into that always beautiful
interme2zo 1i "Onvaileria Rustlgala.
They played n much more slowly than
| remember ever % have heard % hs
f0ra The head waiter nigetgd aud
gnawed his lp. There was misery in
bis eye At llst he di.appelrsd n the
direction OF the musicians. and "a mo.
ment laser tho intormezzo bsgan % gal
lOp along. nrlzto. prestissiun ami at
tho enu Oi 70 tll oschattfi sfsusF lp %
two step The head waiter came back
relieved.
I'VE can't h1vs slow music hera
madam. ba said % ms when / asked
him about IL. We'd nsvsr get through
and l wants 20 gst Oh sarly. People eats
too slow when they plays slow music. %
And when I l0oksd around saw that
knives, forks ani spoons wara moving
20 tho tempo OF ths twOstep Everybody
was hurrying The head waiter knew
what he was about, t,-Wsshington Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-23

Ths Eaect 81 One ws~Aa's Pathetic
Eyes 90 = Jury.

Nhe AMrcf OF Dme Nnfaan+a FothNtto
Eyes on . Jury.
That iuries are affected by handsome
and languishing eyes IL proved by a 70.
markahlo experience OF the greatest ad.
vocate az the Now York bar. the late
James T. Brady. Ha was counssl for a
young woman IN a caso Involving an
attempt to break a will.
Hts client sat By bis side. She was
very beautiful young woman whose
eycs seemed always 90 riyst the atten.
tion Of those upon whom her glance
fell Thore was q pathetic expression
which affected every one. She sat
watching the Jury during ihe course of
the trial, aud AZ last there was some
complaint that she was Attempting by
means of hsr glsncss 90 sKci.s ,he .ym
pathy Of ths Jury
Then Mr. Brady 1rose ana iu one Of
the most t0uohiug aud beautifu. & all
tbs addresses he ever made Ia c1rft be
SPOKE ci fhe blessings which every nns
who had an appreciation of beauiilni
things aud could see them anioyei. ali
dwell for some moments upon ths lappy
lot Of ths jury who could SECS ihe brd
ding II the hOwers--it wta thsn sprilg
timo-and the charms II nature then
suddenly turning o. bis client hs .aid.
That blessing IL denied my client flr
though -he has eyes which seem - louk
upon you, gentlamen. shsre - no vision
IN them. for her sight has bssn taken
from her.
She had been. Ia fact. tbs victim oi
total paralysis II che optic pervs. which
had MT impaired the beauty of hsr
eyes, but had given % them that SIN.
gular pathetic expression which 81 q wa.
thus falsely charged With employing
that she might secure the sympathia ~
of che jury --Philsdelphia Press
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Father O'lsary. a well known Ro
man Catholic priest and wir was on
very friendly terms with bis usIghhor,
the Church oi England vicar They mot
on the road one day, when ths vicar said
sxcitedly ooh. Father O'Leary. have
ZOO heard tha iwfal news
mo " says ths prisat what - u.
a. alls"
Something awful. nys tho vicar
THE bottom has iallan ont 0f purRa.
tory. and all the Catholics hags tum.
bled into bell '
"Oh. dear, Oh, DEAR, says Father
O'Leary, "whas cushing tAe poor
Proteslants mast have g0t '-l.onion
Chronicle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-23

We have two children who ar. sub
ieet % attacks Of Group Whenever an
attack Is coming on my wife gives
them ChAmberlain's Cough Remedy,
and Il always prevents the attack. IL
Is a household necessity la this county,
and no matter what eise we run out OF
Il would not DO 20 be without Cham.
berlain Cough Remedy. More OF II Il
sold here than OF all other cough med.
icines com blned.-J. NJ Niskle, Of
Nickie Bros, merchants, Aick.eville,
Pa. For sale by all druggists.
Go 70 the Hotel Daily Cor hrst clas'
meals and 1cArd -Mrs DAugaerty
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