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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

GREATER NEW YORK DAY At STATE FAIR
The New York Central will sell round trip tickets
sonfemher nh for 300 Tickets include Admis-
sion 10 Fair Grouuds.-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

SPANISH MONkS HELD 1877 FILIIlNOs
Madrid. Sept The latest estimate paces the
,.,,,t.r of Spanish monks now held 49, prisoners
g. The philippine Islands 20 5JJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

General Roget then rose 10 reply 20 NJ.
r-.,a.rar-ot+e hut did not succeed IN shaking
his testimony while 81 De Fond Lam'Ve '"'N
,re 1rrrecederted course Of actually question
60. General Roget. and getting the better OF
Din, once or twice The two men STOOD *
,ta,cfrp heated arguments. Ignoring Colonel
ro,auet. who was twice Obliged 20 ask lh'"
not IN speak AZ each other and 20 remain car"
General Roget especially was excited. p"u'U-
,ar,v when he found that he was making no
.r,pression on his opponent who. on the COZ"
,,ar, was 600 much for him. Roget vas not
,,sed ,o this treatment. and hitherto he mas ""'
his own way and been allowed 10 bully WIZ
uesscs
no TRACE or REQUEST FROM DREYFUS
Finally. on Roget declaring thai. pIeNiuS
might have written 81 am going 10 the man"u-
vres because be could have asked special per
mission. which is Invariably granted Man"
Demange asked MN If there was any PROOF '''''
Continued third page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
wARLrKF STORY FROM RoER SOURCES

A more hopeful feeling prevails here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

Continued on third DaGe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
ATTORNEY, for said Assignee.
NOkIG AGE SAFE.
First Publication Marcel, 10th

payn,eIt Of the san, a of Tx, III Iir; tt
MN; &c w.. , and M" d';rI '>1"4 ~,
date of this notice upon thai certain mort.
sage. executed and he'ivt:c': by John 3.
' ter :''id i,i' MaiSI hi >.'v as Mort
| and bearing dat; the 4nh d;t, "fJunt, 1909.
,, n ;,. <!ulH tSc"','ra in thy 1f:cc of the
i< s of Deeds in and for the County
OF MORRISON, minnesota. on TIC END day of
juno, l>E' at : O'clock a. III. in Book "Y''
OF mortgage deeds On page ":D'; which
IN wr;ny, va" Hly -s s;v,c ~ : "nid jofnI
". Wnlt,'r to john Nnit.r ON the 18th tIay
OF .apil: i&": "h;l, All S;',nr',t VAS there
Register -: Deeds III said County of Nor
5, :,., GA the ~, by .! y;nuary: !S7, at
"''s records OH pages G':' and so; thereof:
ana WHEREAS H." action or proceeding at
law or otherwise has been instituted to
recover the debt secured by said mort
gage, or any part thereof:
NOW, THEkEFOkE. Notice is hereby
given that by virtue of a power of sale
to, 4,,a IN said m1rtsage nd pursuant
10 thc statute in such CaSt made and pro-
vlded. the said mortgage will be foreCloe-d
and the premises described therein
| namely:
The sorthwest quarter 'sW14, of section
, ,:SS 1'rt, % ~ in township thrtynine
e 4t Gr11 Hf EanS eIdn5 ~ es Of
Government survey thereof will he sold
At public auction to the highest bidder
tor cash to pay said debt aforesaid and in
't!t It, and fifty dollars, attorneys fees, az
stipulated in said mortgag &c in case Of
1I"rec :I 81; and the disburSetnents al
at the front door of the Court House in
the City of Little Falls in said County, on
Saturday; the 9Th day of April, 1899, at
ten o'clock a. M. by the She riff of said
County. subject to redemption at any time
within one year from date Of sale as pro-
videu by law.
Dated March :rtl 1879
JOHN WOIIER,
Assignee OF HIOrtgagee.
J. u. SULLIVAN,
Attorney for Assignee.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Ss s*$aS he s**S $s5 i
which is claimed TO be due and is
due at the date of this notice upon a GER
e ta,d he o1sgnge: duly eXecuted and deliy-
J. Sullivan. his uite--1uortqa aazS, Ial. =.
". r11Iier and Company, MORTGAGE, bear
ing date the 18Th Jay Of Nay, lS53' ami With
Golded III the ,'t1ce Of the Register of
lee Deed Et ~ ana for the County of Morrison
a a e ,;a1 OF Ninnesota. on the 10Th day of
May 1885, at O'Clock A. NJ. in Book II of
mort cages. on page fo5.
Whlch said mortga age, together with thu
by said John G: Miller and COMPANY. mort
gage, to Elizabeth T. Sullivan by written
assignment dated the 10Th day of April
Register of Deeds, on the 18th day Of Janu-
airy 1899, at o'clock A. NJ, in Book Vol. of
m0rtsaEes on on Page 40, and no action
or otherwise, to recover the debt secured
Now. Therefore, Notice IS Hereby Given.
tanned in said Mortgage, and pursuant to
the statute in such case made and pro-
ylded, the said mortgage will be torec1osed
conveyed by said Mortgage, VIZ: - Lots lots
n,mb sa one ~ and two e, in block six
sfen u6o e tbs Village Of swanville, in
With the here;litaments and appurten'
ahces; which. sale will be- made by the
Sheriff of said Morrison County, at the
OF Little Falls, in said County and State,
on the 18Th day of April, 1899, at 10 O'Clock
a: r.. OF that day. at public vendue. to the
OF Four Hundred Ninety four and Il 100
Dollars, and interest. and the taxes, if
IIlX on said premises, and twenty-five
DOLE rs, Attorneys fees, as stipulated in
aid by said mort age in case Of foreclos-
ure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; subject to redemption at any time
provided by law
ELIZABETH T. SULLIVAN
Assignee of Mort gagee
L. ". LYON
Attorney for said Assignee
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
Potatoes Wanted,

J. II. 81 l-l.I\ AN,
Attorney for Assignee.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
Give the Children a Drink

called GraiI-O. 1t is d delicious app
tiz1g, nourishGg food drink 70 tax. the
place OF coffee Sold by all grocers and
liked by all who have used if becilu ee
when properly prepared it tAstes like the
finest coffee but is fre,. from all it's in
furious properties. Grain-O aids digrt
tion and rengthens the nerves. 1t ie
not stimuant but health builder
and children, as we'll as adults, ca,
drink it with great benefit. Costs about
as much as coffee. Is and 25c
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
For Sale

The best all-around pony in the
city, also one 5 year old gelding,
weight 100 lbs, sound, true 4 gen.
. tie Enquire at store of the Two
River Milling Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31

| will pay the highest market price
FOR 10000 bushels OF good sound
potatoes. J. C.. lighthouse.
headquarters at Mathieson's feed
store, Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
STATE LEGISLATURE
TUESDAY, MARCH q.

The Horton bill relating to the new
capitol building, received setback by
ivAuooi INC uUust III CULuluiUIte u
the whole to favorably report it. The
opposition, however, consented to a re-
port Of progress
The house attendance was very small,
only few measures getting through by
unanimous consent.
At the morning session of the senate
Is bills were passed, among them one
to establish drainage commission
and to provide for the drainage of the
swamp and marshy lands of the state
Two senators occupied the entire aft
ernoon discussing plan for caring for
the state insane in the future.
Senator Barker appeared in behalf of
new hospital at Anoka and the pur-
chase of d site at Hastings. Senator
knatvold advocated the county system
which is in vogue in Wisconsin. and
both gentlemen agreed that the present
hospitals were sadly overcrowded, From
that point, however, they diverge
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %.

Senator Wilson's prison parole bill,
designed to llberate the Youngers, was
killed in the senate. but may be recon
sidered
The fight on hospital bills was contin-
ued. 1t is to be resumed in the morning.
Among the bills passed was one
preventing railroad companies from
raising rates without the consent of the
railroad and warehouse commission.
The bill reported by the committee on
education. H. F. PA, authorizing the
state high school board to publish and
print: at the expense Of the state, free
text books and charts and appropriate
ing $40, 900 for the work, was defeated
in the house
Bills were passed providing for travel
ing libraries; allowing tive-sixths of a
jury to return d verdict in civil cases,
and providing for trust companies giv-
ing bonds when appointed adminis-
traitors or guardians the SAINT, as in
dividuals.
The senate judiciary committee.
which has had the jacobson bill in
creaslns the gross earnings tax on rail
roads from 3 to per cent for about two
weeks. reported it with recommends
ton that it be indefinitely postponed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
NEBRASKA POLITICS.
DEMOCRATS. pOpUIISTS AND FL.
SlONiSTS UNITE.

'i'y IeleSTaph To Nir8lninn pilotD
Omaha. Ncb.. Aug. - The three
state conventions, Democratlc. Popu-
list and Fusion. were called to order
thus afternoon In separate halls. an TO-
Gated in one block
In ihe Democratic convention W. II.
Thompson, National Committeeman fnr
Nebraska, was harmed by chairman
Ddhlen as temporary chairman. Nh
Ihompsons appearance was the signal
for applause.
EN-covernor Silas \. Holronne ,vos
nominated for supreme Justice hv thr
fopulist convention and endorsed b,
democrats and Free Silver Republicans
IN" platform adoutcd bv tha DEM.
cratic convention endorses and a,,,.
phnsizes each and every plank Of rh.
1890. p" '''
Mr. Bryan addressed all three CON-
Nen''ons ana MIS- emphAjjc in his de-
nunr'aiipn OF the Administrator ,,nr-
icy in the PHILIPPINES. H. also su,ke
vigorous y IN support of the frc.-rofn.
aa, VI g liver. declaring it To ba ,h.
main issue now before the public
tie denounced trusts in strong Terms
and criticised the Administrator .nr
doing no.ling TO regulate them H.
vas Vel received with great cnthu-
siasm.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
rhr cotton ana iohacco crop.

(By Telegraph to Virsnian- Pnot)
Washington, AUG. Following is
the Weather Bureaus weekly summary
ot conditions Of the cotton and tobacco
crops:
over ,he central ana eastern portions
oi he cotton belt the conditions cf.eot-
TON continues practically the same as
az The close If the previous week. rust
ana shedding being, prevalent. Ali re-
Forts show ihat cotton is opening rap
idly picking being IN progress in the
extreme northern Districts. In Eastern
North Carolina the crop vas damaged
by the high winds attending the late
hurYicane. Drought is proving. very
damaging to the crop in Oklah0nia and
Texas. hut the weather conditions have
been very favorable for picking. and
while an averaSe Yield is not expected
in Texas, The quality OF the staple is.
good.
In Ohio tobacco is suffering from
drought, but in other tobacco states
the general outlook continues favora-.
bic. some damage has been caused by
the winds in North Carolina, ana most
wenthes has been upfavpfss5le To icIls
ing in Maryland.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
four hours. making one of the most
stubborn rcslstances OF the campaign.
POOR CRAFTSMANSHIP.

four hours. making ono of The most
stubborn rcslsiances of the campaign.
POOR CRAFTSMANSHIP.
But the Americans are Indebted to the
usual poor marks manship OF the Fill
pinos as we'll as 10 their own strategy
FOR their small loss.
In the province of CaVite, where It
was supposed the rebels had been scat
tered and demorAlizcd beyond racuner
alton. they nave assembled an army Of
several thousand men dlstrbutea
among the important towns from the
lake 10 the bay. After The san Fer
nando engagement the rebels attempted
- deter the Americans from n further
advance ncrthwari by mcnacins the
railroad communications.
THREATEN SMALL TOWNS
Several hundred OF General Pio del
Pillars men crossed the Flo GrauGe. be-
tween the American outpost toNus. and
threatened Balinng. Qulnsul ard othe!
places with small American garrisons,
while during Sunday ana Monday
nights smaller bands tried 10 tear up
the railway track AZ several points be-
tween B!gua and Maloos Reinforce
menis Of American troops however,
We're sent along the railway from Mani
la To san Fernando. while the forces at
HalnaG ana Quinqua sailed ont
the rebels were easily driven away. In
brushes between these F.lpinos ana
me americans during three days the
Americans lost several men. while thu
Filipinos' loss was heavy
PRESS MUZZLED.
OF these operations TIM Associated
Press correspoiMent vas permitted 10
send only an Inadequate dispatch. die
taied verbatim by Major General OTIS
me censor writes s;crotypcd official
phrases and adjectives into the dis
patches. the ending TO magnify the
american operations and 10 minimize
the opposition.
General Otis says newspapers are no,
punlic institutions, but private enter
niISeS' ana the correspondents are only
mere on sufferance.
FOOD IS SCARCE
All reports from the rebel territory
agree that the scarcity OF food is IN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23

matter easily. as no issues will be made
10 those able tn work unless they do
50. Cargo Of MACPHERSON has been for
Warded to distributing centers. and part
was issued yesterday evening. In a
Few limited areas the coffee Is half safe,
remaining areas the crop is almost to-
tally ruined and the trees SO injured
mat next years crop Will not exceed
hfty per cent. average. Bananas fur
nished one half rhe food and sweet po-
t1toee beans, rice. corn and yams, all
OF which are grown here, supplied the
otnef hllt % fifty Per cent. of the in
habitants. All the bananas, rice and
corn are destroyed and half the po-
iatoes | now estimate over 1000 dead
AMI one hundred thousand hungry. one
half ;hls being homeless. Hunger will
Increase rather than diminish for many
weeks"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
Cny Telegraph to virg,n'an- Pilot,

Manila. Aug l9.-(Nia Hong Kong.
Aug. 22)-The Filipino rebels appear t.
retain much more Of a lighting spirit
than might he expected after their re-
cent San Fernando experiences ana
General Lawton's drubbings in the
South.
After giving up San Fernando with a
feeble struggle. they entrcnchcd them
selves at Angeles. working for several
days and impressng Observation-Disclosures
into the work. thus saving the armed
men for the fighting.
They engaged Lieut.. Col Smiths;
regiment and the artillery warmly for
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23

named Ferret next testified to seeing
breyfus prying into other officers work
during their absence. and the prisoner
replied eNcitedlT that Ferrets state
ments We're concoctirus by Il former
Minister Of War, which caused II sem
sltion.
Then in a cooler manner the prisoner
made a statement explaining the din
cuflieS in the way of a civilian, such as
Ferret. entering the office.
VI. Grenier said he considered Ester
May to be an irresponsible personase.'
t-sterhazy he continued. was the ORDER
~ officer OF the witnesses father. who
always praised his fidelity and deVo-
ton' but. even ;hen was a disappointed
man. He Was always complaining of
deception. grumhlng at fate and living
in great style without means to uphold
Ii. lie sGu1nderci successive leGacies.
NJ Estcrhazy's request, the witness
made numerous attempts 10 get him
INTO the Ministry of War. which Ester
hAzy declared was necessary in order
To enable him TO pass for lieutenant
colonel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23

."y Telegraph 70 virzinan- i'no,.,
s. Louis, Aug. 22.-The first steps to
organize the Democrats OF Illinois out
side u Chicago for w j. Bryan in 1900
rave oeen taken and 4 number of prom
trent Democrats have organized the
original William Jennings Bryan Club
W lillno.s. Congressman Il. y. Cald-
wen is credited with being the promot-
cr OF the plan OF organization. Bryan
clubs VIII be organized through The
states without delay. the purpose being
20 secure ihe Illinois delegation for Mr..
Bryan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
a BATTLE EXPECT o.
FIGHT BETWE.EN MEXICNNS AND
AND INDIANS IMMINENT.

Chicago. ILL.,. Aug. 22.-A special to
'he Record from Poiam. Mex. via No
sales, y. NJ. says: The inhabitants of
me town Were aroused to considerable
exc ltement Nestcrday morning when the
uuil resounding of the tambour. the
laNui war drum. was heard about three
H'nVS south OF Potam III the woods.
They say the beating Of The tanahnur
IS the signal that the Indians are TO
give battle 10 their enemies and "a
General Torres is now within five miles
gt ile -oint where they are located. a
place Within twenty-four hours
The to-1l number of Indians killed
since the outbreak is 2O5, while the
M'Nlcan loss is given out as not az
cecdin. iN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
PANTHER SAILS.
PHlLADELBHIANS TURN OUT TO
SEE HER SAIL.
Oy TelsErapil 10 virElnlan- Pllotl

V'5 1FTTsTa1l 20 V!TEIn.nn-PTIot]
Philadelphia Pa. Aug. 92.-The U.
$ transport Panther, with cargo of
500 tons Of food and other supplies for
ihe storm sufferers OF Porto Rico, the
contribution Of the people of this city.
sailed ~ $50 o'cloc> this morning for
san Juan
There was quite crowd at lie wharf
i' wish the transport God-spced.
among thc ,hrong beng Mayor ASH
bridge. chairman of the Porto Rico Re
!lef Committee,
Ihc cargo is valued a, $4,000
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
Germany aud Drcyiu,.

Hamburg. Aug. 22.-The Ham
oufsisehe Corresponding discuss
ing the assertion that Germany
should publish oerean documents
proving the innocence of Dreyfus,
says:
The answer to this is that
docnmen.s Of this nature cannot
be produces for the simple rca-
son that Germany ever had'any-
tnns 20 do WITH Captain Drey-
!uq."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
MRS PERoT FREE.
WILL PROBABLY SAIL HOME
WITH GLADYS

(sy Telesmph to Nrslnian- Plot.)
London, Aug. 2e.-Alrs. William Y.
Feroi, charged wiki having abducted
her daughter Gladys from Baltimore.
Ma. ard for whom eN;radi,l0n papers
We're sent from the united Stlfes. was
iorma!iy freed from custody IN The Bow
street f'lce Court to-day. and the
cnse was thUs ended.
Ntrs. Pefot drove away from the court
sniins, accumulated oy her sister and
Gladys Mr PeroJ ana the child VIII
Sli "+ soon as possible for The United
States.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23

tRy Telegraph 10 Nlrglman-Pnot.)
Richmond. Va. Aug. 22.--On the com.
nlaint of Anthony Comstock, OF New
York. who arrived here to-day. Roy Fl.
NilliamS OF this city was arrested this
evening. charged with sending ohscene
pictures through the United States
mails.
Williams waived examination before
the United states Commissioner and
was sent on and bliled in $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
MhITRE LhBORI
''' : ~ '''' Returns TO COURT
The Great Lawyer Was HCCOrd6d a Tr6m6n-
deus Ovation bu the HudI6nCe.
A GORD|AL GREETING FROM DREYFUS

The Lawyer Shed Tears When the People Stood Up and
Cheercd Him-The Former Project Of Beport Gives
Testimony Favorable Prisoner and Hostile to Ester
hazy-"A Bad Spy" Rewarded General MERCER AS
Responsibility For Report and Witholds nfor-
nation Desired by the Defense and Dreyfus Pro-
duce Sensations-A Trap Set For Witness
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
conrrc..mnu xccu Re,irn.

Giy Telegraph to Nirginian-pnAtO
Augusta. Me. Aus. 22.-Thc rosigna-
ton OF Thomas i. Reed as Congress-
man in The first Maine district vas re-
ceivei Ivy Governor Powers to-day. The
resignation is 10 take effect September
9Th, aud it has been accepted Ivy Gov
crnOr Powers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
Indian 't'rouhjc, 0vor

OBy Telegraph TO Virginian- rilot)
Washington. Aug. - General Mer-
Ram wires the War Department that
the Indian trouble ~ Navajo Springs
Is over. tho Indians who killed the gam
bier. Landreth having been arrested.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
Gurrin still stoid- the Tost.

Paris. Aug. Anticipating an
attack today from the geuiarmes
occupying an adjacent house. W.
Guerin. pves.dcn, OF the Anti
semitic League. and his compan-
ions. who are barricaded in the
Headquarters Of the league poured
petroleum in room near the
poin. from which the attack was
expected. preparatory 10 setting it
on fire. The anticipated move on
the part OF the officers. however,
did not material!zo.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
Statement Given by Senator Mar
tins Friend ExCiteS Amusement.
RGpUcTio AID AssURpuM
The AdmonItion ni M ola rnliticinn
-Fnrmer, stirred Up by Ny>tc.
rious Insect Iii. Legacy 10 the
Ipt>cop,I Churcl, Home Trouhic
In ~ Church dhoir-t'IcrI<Shfp of
Home United TN Marriage.
(srcciai to vlrgin.an-ru5tl

Richmond. Va. AUG. 22-The state
ment given ont Yesterday by q friend
OF Senator Martin. in which practically
all The Democratic members of the
House ana Senate are claimed for the
Junior Senntor has excited much
amusement to-day on every hani.
Even the most violent Martin rnrtisans
are inclined TO ;hink that the paper
is case of reductio al absurdum.
ITS a good rule to make hig claims
In advance OF an election" said an old
politician To-day hut there is such u
thing as making yourself ridiculous,
and that should be avoided"
FAHMI,RS STIRRED Up.
Tho farmers OF iIcnrico county are
much stirred UP bv the autcs of 4
| mysterious insect. which IS dcVaStAtu.
| crops right ana lett i'm certain sections
Paris Green ana otrcr :,oisons nav,
| been tried. but without effect. appar.
| entity.
The insects arc described as being an
inch and onc-half long ana coal black
They resemble caterpillars. but none ~
! the farmers in the noighborhool have
eyer seen the like before. Thcv are
crying out for relief from the present
plague.
The first visitation was on sunday
morning. when Mr. Ia NoeGlcrs farm
/ N''N srAt'u W lllt insects i'll SllNn IUlVA
| numbers that in "a short time an acre
and a half of millet had been cut down
ana ruined, and an acre of ruta baga
turnip tops were converted into salad
Paris green was applied literally and
n lonN line drawn on The ground Nyith
the poison 10 cut Of the advance OF the
worm. but the march was not in the
least disturbed, tho strange insects
crawling over IL without injury. II is
oven asserted that several of them were
seen eating the Paris green as dessert.
EPISCOPAL CHrRCn HOME.
Under the win OF the late John L.
Alen. once member of tile nim of
Allen Gintcr a number of legNclrs
80 To Richmond people ANA institutions.
This will j. ON record in the Cham
Gerry Court ot this city. The provisions
are that Sl0o.000 10 ~ Mr.. John Dunlop.
who. with Mrs. How. was executor OF
the Will: $1,000. with the TWO houses
Nos SlS ana $40 East cary street. are
hequeathcd TO Mrs. Lucy G. Cntlett:
the Woman's Christian Association TO-
ceiNes >e5oo. the Retreat for the SICK
receives $1,000; Mrs. Caroline Mc,a ana
her daughter. Miss Fannie Mora. are
given The home 40. POS East Cary
street. Mr.. Joseph W. Johnson is glvcn
$500 and MIR. q. w. C4tlatt $500.
The remainder of .he estate. about
100000. Is to 80 10 the Episcopal
church Homo, upon the condition THAT
that institution continue i'm force dur
ing the lives of the two sisters.
The payment of an annuity of $500 tn
Mis- X r. Wiilansdorr Richards. of
England. and an annuity of $500 io Miss
Mamie C. Catlett, Of Por, Royal. Car
olinc county.
\ CHOIR ROW.
y big row is ON in the choir of cen
tenary Methods, Church. the leading