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Live Stock Market.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 1892
Receipts OF beeyes were 2Dlp head, including :
cars for export alive, lOl for sangnterrrs, and 40
for the market; mahing, with the stale cattle, Al
cars on sale Trade was active and steers Ioc
higher, bulls on light supplies IO@2Sc. higher:
"ranners' were nrm, and m"IUm q good cows 10
u l5c. higher. The yards weru cleared, Common 10
choice native steers sold al 81 2OnH.OO per 100
MS oxen and stag AT sh.5u@5.iO, bulls at S".U6se
40; cowsat 81 80 A+OO; extra tat COW at 50 90
DR. sSed beef quiet ut ItOitC, per for ordinary 10
choice native sides. Cables unchanged Export.
to-day, = bocves and $500 quarters OF beef; 10.
morrow, none,
Receipts OF calves were 3ON head. including an
direct To butchers Active for all sorts Of calves M
an an advance at 25Sjoc on NoalS and l5@25c. on
grasserr, The pens wer" cleared. Common Ia
calves at 81; gIasser, at Sa@S3d2<; yesrngs at
S2,I5sSHuO: u bunch ot Southern calves AZ 81 10.
Two OF Western calves were held over. CIV
dressed ycalS, pal3C. per N.
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs were SglS head
including II cars for butchers and 2SL. for the
market: making, with the stale stock, 3I& cars ON
sale, sheep we're hrm for choice grades; common
sheep. steady; lambs, Arm to fraction higher The
penE were we'll cleared Common to choice sheep
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Coffee was easier, Influenced by lower Hayre cables
European selling aud local realizing together with
more or less oearsh pressure. But the decline was
slight for. Hamburg and Rio higher, the re.
coipts At Brazilian markets were light and shorts
covered while there was not little speculative buy
ing on the decline.
METAIs-ln London copper was quiet but steady;
spot f75. futures era. The local market WAS quict
but generally hrm. closing as follows Lake copper
dun At lItlIAc Tin steady at S27 .SOst21 50; lead
hrmer at t+.d7HSsa7h, spelter steady at s.. 4Os
tIIO.
NAVAL sToREs-spirits Of turpentne. 5ie5iec
Common to good strained rnsin. 81. 8OSsl 90.
PRnvisioSs-IArd WAS steady; Western, Sb.37b;
Continental rchncd, sb.dS Pork was steady at az 90
@sS.1h. Meats were steady; picked hans
50 Gnsc.; do. shoulders. dac.; do bellies
aHsihc: Tallow.lD4 NC, Dressed hogs. 5NS
hrsts 2Js2Nc.; state, extras. 2Hh1AaTc., do nrsts
2o@2Sc. Cheese-state, full cream small Scptcn her
fancy, l2esl2 do large 1914 al2kc Eggs state
Pennsylvania and Western. 24S:2c. Chicago. Nov
10 Provisions were lower with the hog market nd
on liquidation by December longs A large amount
OF changing was done. packers selling the distant
deliveries, The CLOSING was quiet around inside
prices. Cash demand for meats was moderate
Sr0AR-Raw WAS duh at 4ac. for 90 test and q
la.lae for No test. Refined was quiet and un.
CHiCAoo Nov 90 -The.e vere to.d,vss pr,.o..
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Appellate Divison-Supreme Court-Rccess
Supreme Court-Appellate Term Adjourned for
the term. Special Term-Part 1-Mutiun calenda,
called at 1880 A. NJ. Part 1I.-ES.parte MATER
Part Iv.-Case on-No. 25OG Logan Moore No
day calendar. Part NI.-CAse on-No, 8soJ-
Faight. Hairht No day calendar Part.
I'LL, V. and vIl.-Adiourned for the term.
Trial Term. Part Il-Clcar. Prefcrre causes-Sos
1913, 1lI5G. p4pT, p3ni. SpI4. pOI8. pJ2f ppa2
pyt3. baId, 1OlO5. 1861. 1891. ioiOs. toi6p Ngpi,
1903, 1OoIu. uO3i uplS Parts III, ", V. vi VII.
VIII TX and Xl.-Adiourned for the term. Part X =
No day calendar Part XII - Case unfinished.
Causes tn be sent from preferred calendst.
Surrugites Court-Chambcrs- Motion calendar
called az IO.3OA NJ. For Probatc--wills Of HenA
panjol. Babetta Quad. John 4. McCroery Bridget
Scaulan. Anna iIashngen. Martha Johnston, at iOio
A. NJ. Trial TcrnI-Nn day calendar.
City Court--Spocial Tcrm-Court opcns at 10 A. NJ
Motions. General Term Adjourned sine die. parta
l., H.. III. and Adjourned for the term
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WATERS GOT THEIR TURKEYS.
Ash, House Made No Change This Thanks
ENng With Regard to Its EMPLOYEES.

AA~, House Made No Change This Thanks
s'"ng With Regard to It's Employees.
lotte' was printed In THE Sun on Tuesday
compiainiAx Of the treatment accorded tho
walters IN INA Aston House. The letter stated
that the wai'crhad recently been obliged to
pay ho t1F thclr OWL Sprons and that contrary to
No nraua p ~ MI sastom they would receive
The Ictter vas s I'm for Thanksgiving Day.
Waiters at the, Astor Hose 80 VI '"' i''oe"
MIA mahhGer hSith SAD Yesterday that the letter
ployee o. the hotel. as there WA ahsointnIv No
FOUNDATION Tor tho complaiht IL contained
There would be no deviation thiAyear n" said
from the regular custom of giving turkeys 70
the l2O employees, and all received thcnn In st
have to buy their own aprons, hut thos,o a not
ployed In the rotunda are required 10 pfovIda
aprons as are the walters In any restaurant
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Trust COMPANY of New York.

The Trust Company OF New York was form
ally organized ut Il meeting held yesterday.
Willis =. Paine. former Superintendent OF
Banking OF the State OF New York and founder
and first vice. president of the State Trust
Norden. President Of tho National Bank OF
North America, was elected vice president and
T.. &. Lockwood. secretary. IL was decided
Sl.OOO.OO0 and a surplus OF Sl.0OO,O0O,
although the subscriptions amounted to
S3.3OO.OOO. The company will have tempor-
AIRY Offices at 30 Wall street and begin business
in the first week In January
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RArIRoAD COMMISSIONERS IN BRONX.
Taken Around with n View TO Immediate
Elevated Road Extension.

A delegation OF the Taxpayers Alliance OF
The Bronx took the State Railroad Commits
sioners over that part OF the city yesterday
with the idea OF showing the Commissioners
that the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Com
pany should at once build the extensions re-
ferred to in tho charter granted to the rond.
The Conn issionors' cacort consisted OF Henry
y. Purroy James l.. Wells, James A. Golden
James l. Berry. DIR. John Steuer. ". W. Niles
and John DeHart. Tho Bronx Board OF Public
improvements received the Commissioners
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No CHICKEN At SING SING.
Sausage Instead of Poultry for the Thanks
giving Treat,

SINd SING. Nov. 9.-Thanksgiving in Sing
sing Prison will not be observed this year with
the usual abundance OF good cheer For many
years the convicts had chicken dinner. but
THIS year tho authorities have supplanted
chicken with sausage. Tho annual appronrjo.
lion for conducting tho prisons was greatly
curtailed by the Legislature, '"''
WARDEN Johnson has bought 1000 pounds OF
apples. cheese and cigars will be provided. ~
Supply this part Of The meal, $50 pies. 40
rels OF apples hive been laid IN The meal vii
pc served at $50 A. and then tho men " iii
hS locked IN their cells for the day Three
nunnIea boxes have been received at tbo
prison prison ms week containing dclicacIes from
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Wheat huctusted within q narrow range with Ine
tendency in the main toward n lower level. Tue
cables were disappointing so,a me- tbsra
further liquidation OF peceinper mere am l, ~
Chicago. Liverpool declined to sd, aud the Con
tiuental markets made comparatively htue hsspo,ro
cash demand showed little improvement, true
ting only about ono third as much as last year aud
Chicago getting only about onc-half. and the toial
primary receipts were only $4,000 against liZ.-
was 10 centImes lower in Paris. March and June Ad.
yancod r centimes. and wheat there was unchanged
to cenumes higher. while Berlin rose = 70 " marks
ances ran up To ~ .6sU bush. Nevertheless, the
bearish factors counted for more than the G'lilsn
aud FINAL prices were lower Corn did not
wheat. a. the receipts were small and wet weather
at the West seems to presagc smaller movoment.
while the clearances were sun liberal, reashins
was better export demand and most months
closed higher. The primary receipts were 6tt.eo9
SSss SssPIs Go a.s ss Ss, s Ss S
The clearanccs from the seaboard were 10000
bush. The Western receipts are light, 49,, -
were Generally steady sales 10000 66ls. Receipts
bbis and - 4Gs sacks. Winter in bbl- supernne.
:a iSsS; s S1 sis5i patents
aS3.TJ. Spring IN bbls.: Clears. s2:N5St3 10;
straights. s3.2EssS.go; patents, saIos.s:eo! rye
flour. s3. iOosJ.26; buckwheat -four, s2.25St24O;
grain. GOsGIc.. c. /. g. New York.
CorrOs-Spot cotton here declined Lice sales
126 bales for export and zoo delivered on contracts
New orleans and Gulf, Sc. against l3.l6c. Mobile
and st. Louis advanced l.lIc. aud Charleston aud
Memphis. 40. Memphis sold B.25o bales; Augusta.
ciined 32d on the spot, with sales " $4,000 balesi
futures dropped 80 TO 4 points. Manchester was
nrmer hut quiet. The movement to-day was as
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Dividends and antrrrst.
CONTINENTAL TOBACCO c"MrANY

10. Ill Fifth Avenue.
Sew fSrk S,ty, Nnvsmnrr aath las
PIER CENruM ~ rcr cont) has been declared
on the Preferred Stock of Continental Tobacco Cnm-
PAM, PAYABLE at the Offices Of MANHATTAN TRUST
COMPANY, No, 20 Mall ST., New York city, on and
Preferred stock Of record on the Company's stock
transfer books on the the 10th day Of December,
Thr transfer books OF said Preferred stock will be
closed IN December 18th, ism, at = o'clock =. NJ,
and will be rcopcnod ON January "a. 1900. at 10
Ii, D. KINGSBuRY. Treasurer.
THE DELAWARE AND III DsoN COMPANY.
dcnd OF one AND ONE QUARTER 40 PER CENT.
ON the capital stock OF this Company viii be paid at
the ONCE Of the Company, 81 Curtlandt street, in
this city, ON and after Friday, December 10, 1892:
business to-day until the morning Of saturday, Do
CGmhrr H. lSNN
By order OF tho Boart Of Managers
CHARLES A. WALkER Treasurer,
REPUBLIC IRoS AND STEEL co.
A dividend OF ONE AND THitEE9t iNTERs
PER CENT uYon the preferred stock ~ this COM
rany has boon declared, payable on and after Jan.
~ business on December Is, l|0n.
The transfor,hnoks Will close ON December Is.
iSnn' at B; o,clGcE r. Nj AMI reopen on January ..
''''' $ j. LLEwELLYN, Secretary.
MISSOURI, KANSAS a TEXAS RY. 60.
Coupons of the FIst Mtg" Bonds ~ this Company
maturing De-. l,t 1850 VII he paid upon pTesen.
tatlon At this of!ic@ nn and af"r that date,
ca HEDGE, N'cc'Presid NJ and Treas
Coupons due December |. 1879. from Augusta
Southern II. Il, CO. LIST Mortgage . per cent. bonds
will be paid BY J. L. Morgan Co, New York,
H.. ASsLEY. TreAsAssA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
unTuRr k1searsc-rup DAT.
BunI1sss. 7-o< ts,un scss 4s8< Noon rises ass
HioH vATER-rHis DAT.
Sandy-Hook . b:oT tGov.rd .6:3e He'll Gate I'll 81
Arrtrcd-wrrxrsrAr. Nov. %

Arrivcd-wEu>rspAr Nov. 20.
esAiler. Pctorman. Genoa. Nov. 10.
Is Darmstadt Wi nelni. Bremen. Nov. 10.
So Finance, DukefUrth. Colon. nov. 81.
SA AatrAkhan. phyie. HAMBURG. Nov. !.
es Cluden, Trattles, Amsterdam. Nov. IL.
Ss Flleric NiTcu, SOurabaya Sept. IL.
SIS Beverly. Sickerson. Hnyti.
"a VI Paso. Dovd New Orleans Nov. a..
IS Geo clyde, Chichester, Jacksonville Nov -,
81 Guyandotte, Hitler. Norfolk. Nov. 20
- Oneida. Staples, wilmington. Nov. 90.
- Horatio Hall. Bragg. Portland. Nov. AZ
SIS Algonquin, Plat. Jacksonville. Nov 2e.
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sold at t2.boSt4.6o per 100 ms; culls At ~,
common to prime lambs at s4.7b9s5. 7bt seIected
lots at l.Sb&dU0. Canada lambs at e. rs; culis Al
t4.oo04b,, essod mutton steady at 4HS7c. per
r.; dressed lambs arm ntG0Sipc.
Receipts OF hogs were s.2i7 head, and there wsrs
about cars on sale. Dull and lower at A.iosst2o
per 100 US for good t. prime hogs, bunch Of
choice light State pigs sold at Sl.25
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ss Majestic, from New York. at Queenstown.
Rs st. Louis. from New YORK. at Southampton
81 Statendam. from New York. at Boniogne,
Ss Fuert Bismarck, from New York at Naples
IS SaAle, from New York, at Southampton
IS ThnEyalla. from New York. at Chrlsuansand.
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CO TT ON.
1S WALL STREET.

My prediction ola slump was i'm
medlately followed by l6 point
break, showing precarious condition
Of present market. Liverpool and
Memphis were heavy sellers.
Neil, the ablest cotton expert in
the world, is more positive than ever
that yield will exceed 100000
bales. Market is honey combed with
stop-crders. 1t is but question
Of time when they will be reached.
Information soon to be made public,
as to cotton held by interior will
send January below $50.
Full information and facts given
Address TRUTHSEEKER,
Box I40 Sun Uptown Office. 1865 B'way.
LENTLEMAN returning to England soon. ana
" with good connections on other side 10 open 70
negotiate the sales ~ American patents In Great
Britain. Address patients" 1875 Tribune Bld's.
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No. mixed in elevator. SOC; do. delivered, BoJec;
No, white in elevator sic; track and ungraded
white, B1S34c.i Chicago received lJA cars and
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financial.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway Company
FIRST MORTGAGE EXTENSION
FIFTY YEAR FIVE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS

FIFTY ftAR FIVE PER CtNI. OOlD BONDA
PRINCIPAL DUE 1944.
Interest payable May 1st and November 1sN
These bonds are the only direct obligation Of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway Company
except tho per cent. Bonds OF 1890 They are Q
first mortgage on important sections OF the Company
In Missouri and Kansas. and at the rate OF only
$4,000 per mile or at less rate per mile than the
per cent. Bonds upon the other portions OF the line.
and while apparently as we'll secured, offered al
prices which yield per cent more OF income These
Bonds are as we'll secured, 1t Is believed. as the
Missouri. Kansas and Eastern 6s OF this System,
which sell at los. while these at lees rate Per
mile and the direct obligation OF the Company.
The condition OF the Missouri. Kansas and TerAs
Railway Company il believed to be better than ever
before. Tho Company has no floating debt. BY
reason OF heavy expenses in the past which have
brought the road into good physical condition. .
favorable rate OF operating expenses In expected IN
the future.
Tho surplus OF the Company for the year ending
June 80, 1892 after deductng interest on bonds
and rentals and all charges s5st.o5a The
gross earnings for the nrst three months of the
rent nscal year show increase as follows:
ss.7ss. o2sIo s2.si7.2s4.eo ss7s,iss.6o
These bonds are listed on the New York etnuk
Exchange. WE OFFER BONDS OF THIS
ISSUE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE AID
ADVANCE IN PRICE AT 90 AND Ac-
CRUED INTEREST.
n. w. POOR g. CO.,
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Board as at Home

i dlileult 70 md in a largo city Such places
under Select Board,"-Adv. ~ ne DUN
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Augusta shipped to-day GG3 bales; Memphis. 3,O3g.
1t Louis, 1905, and Houston, l2bsg. Port exports
were ~, 2lO bales. New Orleans declined II to 80
points. but recovered part. Futures here declined
II to 10 points, recovered to or the loss. but
acted and closed steady at anet decline Of to II
points after estimated sales OF 3OO.o bales Prices
1,t1n
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expects 1856 tomorrow. Corn was nrmsr on me
tie outports. No 2. &c. over December n chi en-,
osco: do white pc. over. Chicago received, III
csss and expcot. 2s5 tomorrow. Futures closed
Nc. lower 70 &c. higher. Sales, 10000 oush'
prf
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS..

CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bid Asked, Bid 1tt,d
Am s,rwb.. 3lh 80 wsEp. so4 son
City R'way.2Sl 296 IN Oh st nv 238
DID Match go $40 n Carbon ism leh
LAkeSt'L". lev l7AISos"L'., lO2k LOAN
Lst'I."c eff lbA l6A lwestChstRll7 lls
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Surplus. sTN1.I"" 1901 BOB mo So3p. 0cI
II Ia officially stated that the net earnings OF
the American Steel Hoop Company for the cur
rent fiscal year will probably be- In excess OF
S6,O0O.OoO II Ia al $50 stated that the com
pany's common stock will be put upon n @ per
GENT. dividend paying basis the month follow
ing tho close OF its fiscal year.
These securities among others were sold by
auction to-day nj hn Rnnl Estnta Exoha.S.c'
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auction to-uhy NJ inc ltchl Estate Exchange:
o shares Union Trust Co. ..........l4ltI
20 shares Bankers Trust Co. .........2llh
81 shares Init. Banking n Trust Co. I5HLt SIaox
20 shares Corn Exchange bank. -. .372H93753
1ou shares Produce ENch. Trust Co IS6
10 shares State Trust Co............42SL
30 shares National Citizens Bank. .i6OJ1
share National City Bank. ......... 2oO7N
shares Nat Bk. OF North America 2Ob
20 shares Fourth National Bank .....iS5
10 shares Metropolitan Nat Bank. IN
shares Gallntin National Bank ....iIOl
IL shares Chatham National Hank. ..aloI
10 shares Western National Bank -. abO
10 hareS willamshurgh Trust Co 2Ou4
40 shares Corn Exchange Bank &C.. 1884
50 shares Bank OF America .,....... 4B7
o. shares Trust Co. NJ America. 60. 22Sk an2gL
100 shares Chg n Gn'd Tx 'y c'm'nIA
10 shares standard Paint 60. ......ial
Z shares Bway 4 eth Ave H. Il. Go. $40
10 shares Consolidated Fruit Jar Coal
40 shares Pacific Fire Insurance Co. 1870
1lb shares American bank Note Co 4eA
IL shares Big Muddy Co'l&ir'n Co64
No Treasury statement OF receipts. expendl-
lures and balances Is issued to-day on account
Of the half holiday.
Money in London 3S94 per cont Rates Of
discount In IL open market for short and three
bullion withdrawn from tho Bank OF England
on balance to-day E4.OOO Paris adyires
nuote per cents at 100 francs IA, confines
Exchange on London, 20 francs &c confines
q. SidenberG has formed q partnership with
Harry and Max W. Kraus under the firm mama
OF q. Sidenberg & Kraus. with Offices at 80
Broad street. whore they will conduct n gen
eral banking business, making Investment So
curities specially.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-09-14

her for the gift. While the young lady
was protesting that she had not sent the
candy, one of the guests dropped into a
chair, deathly sick and pale. Doctors
were hurriedly summoned, and their in
vestigations showed that the candy had
been poisoned with arsenic. All the la
dies who had eaten the candy were made
i'll, and several narrowly escaped death.
Suspicion at once fell upon Miss Hor-
locker. The purchase of the candy was
traced to her and she was arrested. Her
mother and sisters protested that she
was i'll and in no condition to appear at
the trial. At the preliminary hearing she
became nervous, broke down and made a
scene and had to be taken in carriage
to her home. The hearing was adjourn
ed, bail being fixed at $1,000. Soon after
this she was placed in the retreat at Jack
sonville.
The chief interest in the case lies in
the fact that the defense of the young
woman will be hypnotism. Miss Horlock-
err says that the sending Of the candy
was under the influence of a will strong
er than her own, but she has given no
hint as to whom she suspects Of exercis-
ing the hypnotic influence over her.
There are many who scout the idea Of
hypnotic influence. They say Miss Hor-
locker was infatuated with her employer
and therefore had an object in wishing
| the removal Of Mrs. Morey.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-09-14
state Items of Interest.

Robert G. Foster has been appointed
postmaster at Some.
Joseph Wettengel, fourth victim of
the Wieckert mill disaster at Appleton
is dead.
Theo. Warnke Of Montello accidentally
shot himself in the side with gun he
was carrying.
The grocery store of e. l. Tozier and
the residence of f. S. Ollie at Stevens
Point, were entered by burglars and a
considerable quantity of goods, mostly
food supplies, were taken.
Through lack Of interest on the part
of GAINESVILLE business men and the failure
to raise the necessary $500, the good
roads convention which was to be neld
Oct. % has been declared off.
Captain Wilcox of the excursion steamz
err Lion reports missing John Alma Of
Alma Center. A woman reported seeing
the man disappear between the steamer
and a barge. This was probably Alma
and he was undoubtedly drowned.
Several months ago Valentine Altman,
clerk in one of the Racine dry goods
houses, claimed to have taken in dollar
of the date of 1904 and that he had been
offered $1,000. Mr.. Altman says that a
PENNSYLVANIA woman claims that the dol
lar was stolen from her and that she has
taken out an injunction to prevent its
sale.
Three hundred workmen in the employ
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company arrived in GAINESVILLE at
midnight the other night and began lay
ing a spur track from the company's At
ton branch, at the southwest end of the
city. to the lower cotton mill and wooden
mill. The Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Company had had surveying parties
there for several days and the Chicago
and Northwestern, fearing that the Mil
waukee road contemplated running to
these factories, jumped in and put in the
spur.
Burglars blew open safe in the Foote-
Cornish Milling Company's Office at Osh-
kosh, but secured nothing. The safe was
wrecked.
Prof. It. r. Jones of the engineering de-
partment at the State university has re-
signed to accept similar position in the
School Of Technology at Worcester, Mass.
1t has been decided by the treasury OH
Gals to accept the site offered by ID. *.
Jeffries for Federal building at James
vile. This site is located at the north
east corner Of Dodge and Franklin streets
and the Government viii par $500
for it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-09-14
SAYS SHE WAS HYPNoTIzED.
Novel Defense In the Trial of a Me-
brask1 Young Woman.

brask1 Young Woman.
A remarkably sensational trial for at
tempted murder is about to begin at
Hastings, Neb., when Miss Viola Hor-
locker will have to answer the charge Of
sending poisoned candy to Mrs. Morey,
the wife of her employer. The alleged
crime was committed last April and al
most since then Miss Horlocker has been
in private sanitarium at Jacksonville,
ILL.,
Miss Horlocker is handsome girl Of
about so years of age. She was employ
ed as a stenographer for the law firm
of Tibbetts & Morey of Hastings. She be-
longs to good family and had lived
nearly all her life in the town.
Miss Horlocker was good stem
ographer, and well posted on legal mat
tiers. She was on very pleasant terms
with Mrs. Morey, the wife of one of the
members of the firm. She often called
at her house and frequently went bicycle
riding with Mr. and Mrs. Morey. When
the wife was away the girl and her en-
ployer frequently went wheeling together.
This occasioned gossip, but Mrs. Morey
never showed the least jealousy. The
talk was always more ocular than mali
cious.
Mrs. Morey Is an artist and has a
studio in the business part Of the town Of
Hastings. On Tuesday, April 10 last,
when she returned from lunch, she found
a box of candy at the door. Tied to the
box was card of a young lady friend
and line added, hoping Mrs. Morey
would enjoy the homemade sweets. Open
ing the box Mrs. Morey found bonbons
and candied fruits While she was eat
ing a piece Of the candy several friends
entered. Each took piece Of the candy,
but all noticed peculiar taste and did
not eat any more. A few moments later
the young lady whose name was on the
card entered, and Mrs. Morey thanked