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AuoTIoNasaLr1s- Future DAYS.
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer-
ELEGANT HOUSE

USGsEAaL ELF, ELEGANT MI Ho Use
IiCTS. HANDSOME GOLD-GILT MAN
TEL MIRROR. CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS: &c.,
AT AuCTIoN.-By direction of Miss l.
t1.-C ayce, who is declining housekeeping,
will sell, by auction, at the residence
OF The late Milton Cayce. at the corner
of Grove Avenue and Mulberry Street. a
square from each of the electrician lines,
at 1e:3e A NJ.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1900.
Very Handsome Six and Silk Brocatelle
Parlar Suits and Separate Parlor
Pieces; Magnificent 1nlaid Parlor Cabi-
~-.let, bought for $500 at the Worlds Fair;
Beautiful 'So1d-Gilt Mantel Mirror. Cold
Gilt and Fancy Chairs, Ornamental Par
tor Lamps onyx and other Tables
tSric-a-Brac, Jardiniers. 1sronzes Eta
ceres Imported Italian Marble Orna-
ments, Crystal Candelabras, Sc; Pic
lures. &c.
Brass-Trimmed Mahogany Table. Library
Furniture. Handsome Walnut Bookcase
Walnut Secretary, miscellaneous Books
Massive Leather Library Chairs
Leather Couch. Library Table. Gipsey
Kettle and Stand, Library Table fine
antique claw foot
Unusually Beautiful Mahogany Loo or
Breakfast Table: Carved. Chartered
Oak Sideboard, with line large beveled-
plate mirrors; Long Massive Oak EX-
tension Table, heavy carved pedestal
legs Massive Brass-Triintned. Leather
Seat and Backs Dinner Chairs. Excel
lent Oak RcfriSerators. Cherry Cellaret:
Game Pictures. Harilafld and other fine
Dessert and Game Sets; Solid Silver
Spoons, Cut Glass, China, Table Linen,
&c.
Elegant Administer Parlor Carpets. the
very best make and design: Mouuett
and Brussels Chamber. Stair and Hall
Carpets Large and Very Handsome
Medallion-Centre Administer Art Square
n her
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BRICK CLAY AND GRANITE.

By virtue OF two deeds Of trust, tn,
dated April 10, 1898, and recorded in tho
clerks office of Chesterfield County
Court, the former in Deadlock So, page
SIS, and the latter in Deadlock No. 50,
page Asa, default having been made in the
payment of a part Of the debts secured
thereby. and being directed SO TO do by
the holders thereof. the undersigned, trusi
tees, will offer Tor sale, at public auction
oh W VIC Si;S;l5.l OCTOBER 8. 1900.
at 8 o'clock p NJ. the FARM known as
DRED AND NINETY-FlVE (295) ACRES
Or, LAND. more or less. fronting CT
James River, and extending to and front
ing on the Petersburg Turnpike.
This land is in the highest state of culr
tiyation, and embraces about one nun
dred acres of river lowsrounds, which
easily yield sixty bushels of corn per
acre. The annual hay crop is about one
hundred tons. The buildings are 4 very
handsome mansion. containing IA rooms,
bathroom and modern conNenehcea,
overseer' s house, quarters; stable room
for seventy horses, hay barns, etc ms
property has the reputation OF pe!hs, itsiu
is in reality. the most attractive aliq
valuable farm in the vicinity OF Rich
mond.
In addition to its value as a stock farm
and an attractive country residence, ii
is exceptionally valuable for the follow
ing, purposes:
First. It's frontage of about one-halt a
mile on James ---Eer. winch at TINS poiNt
is about two feet deeper than at Rich
mond makes it very valuable for manu-
featuring and shipping purposes. There
is proba bly, no better site than this for a
large ship-yard and dry-dock.
Second. There is an excellent granite
quarry on the property, near the river
also. large deposits of brick clay; splen-
did shipping facilities, both by water and
railroad, the deposit OF brick clay being
Immediately on the Seaboard Air Line
railway, which passes through the farm;
Third. The electric line that has been
recently surveyed from Manchester to
Petersburg along the Petersburg Turn
pike passes Immediately in front of the
rear part of this farm. thus making 1t
valuable for acreage lots.
TERMS: One-fourth cash and the pai-
ance In one, two and three years, de-
ferred payments bearing interest from
day of sale, and secured by deed Of trust,
or the purchaser can make large cash
| payment if he desires so to do; interest
on deferred payments to be paid semi
annually n. w. BOWIE.
- Trustee in First Deed
JOHN CHAN1BLIN,
JAMES 4CASkIE,
| soil Trustees in%Second Deed.
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advice from Chairman Hanna viii be laid
before the conference.
CAMPAIGN LOOKOUT.

The Democratic campaign book for 1858,
which was issued by the National COM
,nittee for the convenience of the cam
spai.,n orators has been received. by Chair
man Ellyson.
1t contains three hundred and sixty-fou7.
pages and is most exhaustive treatise on
the issues of the canvass from a Dem
ocratic standpoint.
State Senator W. p. Barksdale, of Hal
flax, was in the city yesterday on private.
business. The Senator IS in high feather
over the prospects for Democratic success
as he sees them. and thinks Bryan IS a
sure winner.
Congressman Lamb opened his cam
7,aigT. ut Chesterfield Courthouse, yester-
day. He will speak at all the Court
Houses of the District, as the courts con-
yene, and will make thorough canvass
Of all the counties in the interim.
Chairman James w. Gordon, of the City
Democratic Committee. has caused Secrc-
tary Boscfen to issue q call for
the Executive and Finance commit
tees OF that body, to meet in the office Of
Mr.. Gordon, Mol Bank Street, to-mor-s
row afternoon at O'Clock; for the purpose
of selecting headquarters for the city cam
paign, and to lake steps looking to the
polling Of Il full vote at the November
election Mr. Gordon is anxious that
heavy vote shall be polled, and is ding
all in MS power TO accomplish mis- ehd.
There viii be a meeting of the Old Do
1ninion Club at Thorn Hall, on Main
Street, next Friday night. Arrangement
viii be made TO enter actively into the city
canvass. and further details of the Hill
meeting will be discussed.
The Democrats Of Jackson Ward will
hold rally at No. 1921 North Seventeenth
Street enc night this week.
1t is probable that a campaign club will
be organized TO assist in bringing out the
vote of the ward in the coming election.
Alderman James Bahen. the erstwhiie
leader of the Republican party in Jack
son Ward, who recently came into the
Democratic fold. says he firmly believes
Eryan WI be elected and that his triumph
viii be a God-send to the people of this
nn,1ptr,
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WANTS.

SEWING-MAcHINE#zS ALE.-WE HAVE
. lot of New Homes, New Ideals and
Climax Machines, q little shop-wcrn. as
good as new VIII sell very cheap for
cash. Examine our new style Tailoring
Machine; nothing on the market to equal
it; price reasonable. We sell needles
for ) cents Do not purchase any Ma
chine before you examine ours. NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
9O2 East Broad Street, Richmond. Va.
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SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
for the ItEF'R MENT PRIVILEGES
at the Auditorium on the occasion of
the grand concert and ball of the Odd
Fellows Thursday. September 20, 1850.
No intoxicants Will be permitted to be
handled, but the successful bidder must
guarantee 10 have on hand an abundance
of ices and>soft drinks. Address all bids
to w. 3. c.. care Times, by 6 P NJ.
FRIDAY, September 1tth The right is
reserved to reject any or all proposals.
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AMONG REPUBLICANS.

The Republicans Of the city will hold
their precinct meetings on Friday night
next to elect delegates to a city conven-
ton to be held at Laube's Hall on Sat
urday night, which, in turn, viii eject dele
gates to the congressional convention.
which meets in Manchester on September
18th. to nominate a cand date for Ccnsress.
1t is understood that several local candi-
dates will contest for the Richmond dele
cation. Mr.. John NJ Ryall Gains tlat
he will capture the entire delegation, but
this is not conceded by others who are in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-11

Mr. w Hall Crew. of the city tax col
lectors office. has returned to the city,
after pleasant visit to Eastern Virginia.
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In part execution of the decree rendered
March =, Iyo0, by the Circuit Court of
Campbell county, Va, in the suit of
Elliott, &c, vs. Elliott, &c, 1 will, as
special commissioner thereby appointed
proceed to sell the above-nentioned
LOUISE and LOT at public auction, on
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iiELp 3yANIEn-lIulc.

-.---~.----~-----------
SPECIAL AGENTS AND SOLICITORS
contemplating a change ia their bust
ness connection are invited TO CORE
spond with this firm, representing the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York Liberal contracts and top COM
Dental. o. +. RRESEll & SONS, Cen
eral Agents E. j. FREEMAN, super
intendent of Agents, iii East Main
Street. Richmond, Va, Box 5iS.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Office of

O11lCe OIL
Superintendent of Public Printing,
Richmond, Va, Sept. 6, 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
&c served at this office until l. NJ. of
TUESDAY, September Is. 1906. for the
PRINTING, BINDING. RULING. etc,
for the State OF Virginia for one year
from October l, 1900. Printed schedules
showing IN detail the class1ications, viii
be furnished on application to the bid
dersS, on which all bids will be required
TO be made.
Contractors will be required to enter
into bond, with security to be approved
by the Secretary of the Commonwealth
1or the prompt and faithful execution
of their contracts.
The right is reserved of rejecting any
or all bids, and the work viii be award
ed in such lots or portions as the Super
lntendent may deem proper
j. III. O'BANNON,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
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TO LEARN BARBER
trade: eight weeks required; special offer
Of board, tools, scholarship and trans
portation to our College at Chicago or
New York continued this month. Posi-
tons guaranteed. Catalogue and pari-
cuars free Moler Barber College Rep
resentative, 419 4th Av., Pittsburg, Pa
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l BRICK STORE AND 1 FRAME
DWELLING ON NORTH TWENTY
FIFTH STREET.
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roURT SALE OF THAT DEsIR-
" ABLE AND CENTRALLY LO-
CATl3D TIiIiIGII-SIORY AND BASE
AIENT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT,
No 4OI lILLEt EN1H STREET. BE-
TWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY 81 REEFS
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ACTIVE MAN, BY ESTABLISHED
house worth 100000. Duties, hiring
help. Liberal salary and expenses ad-
vanced to right party. Address Will
LIAM j. UHL. Manager, I23 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1900,

AT $50 O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
This house was built OF the best ma
tcrial, in the most substantial manner,
and contains II rooms, besides bathrooms
kitchen, and servants rooms, and is sup
piled with the usual modern improve
1nentS.
The lot fronts 2G feets and runs back
160 feet to a wide public alley
The fact that this property is so we'll
and centrally located in a GOOD neigh
borhood and convenient to all pubic
buildings should commend it to all seek
ing deSraDIe residence.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for nego-
table notes, with interest added anC
the lite retained until the whole pur
chase money is paid and q deed is ordered
by the court.
CHARLES II. SACKETT,
Special Commissioned
In Campbell Circuit Court Clerks Office
April 20. 1900.
l hereby certify that Charles II. Sack
EFT, commissioner, mas executed bond as
required in above decree.
Clark.
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In addition to its value as a stock farm
and an attractive country residence, IL
| is exceptionally valuable for the foi!oW-
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A 7 so

. FRAME STORES,
CENTRALLY LOCATED IN
THE THRIVING TIN OF FULTON;
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,,cTln, .sA1Es.-ruturee pays.

BY Mcveigh & CHM,
Real Estate Auct.oneers,
liz East, Main Street.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED GROCER
Clerk at once. No. 2416 East Broad.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
i OF
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BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. s North Eleventh Street.
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DUBLICs AUCTION SALE
L OF
II TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS
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SAMPLES NOT SEALED.

She Identified IA in bon that Rad CON
tanned sample A. regular sales III,
powder II put into BOTTLES. sealed and
capped RI. sample bo,ss ar. not
sealed
she derun~d Detective. NcC,rer;y.
carey and Hcrlihy. who stood up IN ar.
feren, paris ~ the court
Th~ spectators turned and looked In
wonde. ~ the sleu'h, who hsd worked
on the gr.a, poison mystery
She tn'd how the detectives had cues.
,'oned ser. They showed her also .
pho, oSTsph " ths poison package sd.
dress
she ana the detectives went through q
cohesion o. 10000 ie',sra
"Wha, did you Ana asked osborne
~ found i-iwr ,hs, resemtssd''-
\ object said Mr. Weeks The
s!tnes. Ia no, an expert
~ will make her one. said the bis
,-'c,- Attorney.
The Count ruled sr,ins, Mr Osborne.
sro then took another Jack n. gave
~ witness Exhibit, E--a hosu. Cornish
letter sae said that wss me one
she was searching soS
she told how patiently srd carefully
she and the 'h-ee Detectives WORKED b<.
fore tney founl tn oh,e,, NJ their quep,.
Your Honor. think that IL ali" said
NJ osoo'ne. sinking hack In his chair
ana .milirr
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(Ccn,inusa from First Page

rUpcfted 20 Capt. McC'usky.
The detective said "" next tried 20
trac. the source ~ n, bottle that had
been .illei wlih poison
q. DID you ever So 90 Nu'now Bros
L. Y4s. early In January, az their place
IN Astor place. There talked VITA
Detective. 8ergt. Carey. who was there,
Then I talked with Herman Kutnow and
an smeioyee. Elsie 3ray. wa ,ho~n
Q letter % Mr. ku,now and examined
h. There were six bundle. OF Iht,sr'
thefs. This letter was one Of them
~ there Ave hours IN all looking ovei
these letters,
Hssiihy identified the Cornish exhibit
Z, = request for sample OF kutnov
Dswdsn.
what next''
On Jan. II I took this is;;-, 10 Mr.
xinslsys once
Q. Up 10 this time had you been az
Ne Knickerbocker Athletic Cub 4.
Yss. once on Dec. %
Q. When next A. On Jan. ls
fhere I was 10 get the name sid
o1dress Of every one who had written
- used Kuinow POWDER"
Il object" said Weeks.
1r. Osborne drew up stifiy.
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POST OFFICE EvlDEN NOE.

Edward e. Lockwood for eighteen
ssar, connected with the Ger. raj Post.
Oficc ~ this county. vas he neat Wit
ness
Ne VA hsnded the poiso- address
"rh,. NJ said was fn,i'ei on the
Hroafway side q the General Post
offcs Y Z. fourth class matter with
stamps enough for twenty ources
What IL there to indicate that thls 4.
fourih-,lsss matter" asked the Re.
Cvti.r
Tn. black lines through Tho stamp"
he slid
Exhibits 4. J and 7. al disputed
VIZ tinys. the latter two envelopes o.
bogus Barne, letters. WIRE SHOWN him.
Mr Lockwood rA tina, tn, posi-.
marks Indicated they had been mailed
at the Genera. Post once betwsen 10
ana ) !, the afternoon.
trd,r Mr. Weeks Decentralization
Nr. Lockwood said that both .ahih,,s
and h. showed ~ IN. ,.cstmarss ma,
th-N had beer mailed som.shs-v in IN.
General POst-Offise districi. in . n.n
bon. THIS disific: x;~nl. from Duane
q Wall street. and from N. Esu 10 m.
North River.
IL = package had been mailed 81 the
General PSs.ofhcc between en- and /
Oh any evening u the week. except
9,iurdiy. uhen should tina, p,ckass oe
delivered st resty-nnh street and Aadi.
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What doctor - asked the District
Attorney suddenly, 'a'tendcl u g
Barnet
"Dr Wendell g. Phillips AMI Or. Re.
man pougiAs, answered the wines.
after a long and bitter objection by NJ
Weeks rad been oysrru.cd.
Bustauohy looked iiac a S,anis. 'ay-
airy officer. ana he md Il n on the
stand hut n few moments before h. wss
tn"wr - ~ Captain" 10y the press
Representative
exit i;s we're wit n ~ VI 'lireur. he
sccused's eyciiis hall 'lcs.d. md the
pupils grew small md cleaning
FL Captain" had said he wis greh'
and god friend 81 the defendant l-i
wnen ne Vas giving his evidence Mol
reux looked angry. I, was enc u The
flvs, instances vhef. he has .h1ri
temper since the beginning 81 ria trlil
The uI,ness N.S o. NJ % e IN
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Yoeum he wrote out q question on Z
small slip 81 paper and handed T. "a
Mr. Battle. who IN turn passed II up 10
Mr. Weeks.
The latter then rsnt bsck 10 AK 70.
cum about his definition ~ Pru.sn n
blue
The witness .u'd the stcaographer hat
made q mistake and covr-cied It.
Y, You ssy you had In your laboratory
somc yellow mercuric oxide whs, we're
you doing With that A. Used II 10
some experiments to precipltate itafrin.
q Isn't Il a heavy substance A Yes
u fsn't II too heavy 10 he used as 4
color In paints' A. ! don't know
NJ. Weeks then shifted back to 70.
Gums evidence before tho Coroner. IN
which he had testified tina, on he occa.
sion Of the hrst Wait Of Cornish TO nj,
cf,c- Cornish appeared badly ratified
The witness orr ,boraied hi. early
story.
Mr.. Osborne In the redirect sxamlns
ton brought out m. fact that a we'll.
known chemist like Mr. yocum could se,
any chemical ne wanted at any big
chemical house without even 80 murh
as signing - name
Any chemist can, cant he" sne.red
Osborne, turning % MolineuS then
grinrins y, the jury with cvidcno. OF
glc~.
MoiinsuS displayed a nash OF Indls.
nation.
"Y-s. AIRY ore can" sal the winners
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ELSIE GRAY 4 WITNESS.

Miss Elsie dray. cashier for kutnow
Brothers. succeeded Mr. lockwood Che
vor- grsy alpine hat with an eagle
plume. black fur boa and nuh and a
red shirt waist She was nervous and
rave ser testimony In a low voice
Mills Gray 10 4 rosy. checked. blue
eysd girl. she lives ., W West Twenty
fourth street. she has been employed
by Ku,now brothers for four yesss as
bookkeeper
She said In January, lsss. detectives
came 10 the place 20 look over the let
t-r' rers,ns car gel samples 81 the
rats either nv writing or calling. iesv-
ing name and address
Y In les wese any samples dls,rib.
uted' T. Yes
Y Where. A. A, Asbury Park. n. J..
q 10 that durns tina: year there
were only three ways ~ getting sam
ples7 yss
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HARPSTER TAKES THE STAND

There w,' stir when ne name o'
4. A. Harpy:sr VAS called and Molinsux
looked up. tn Recorder however said
mat a. Ar Lockwood. Of the Pnst or
rce was 10 ise,ify after O'Clock ne
would be hes I'd bScsuse he IL a govern
men; ,npiujr-. Ehpialnins the p,s
marks On Fab bit J. lockwood - 4 that
'oT. '!,fe between 4 and o'c.ock II vas
p'i y IN. drop At the genera. poss office
mother Was msIled q he same time
u the same day. but marked by ii'-
'eTent machines.
Then HsrpWsr took the stand Moli.
neu1 turned his head as iIarps,-r .look Ell
his way
Hlrps;srs face shone like a iook.n,-
siass snd ne s'ailed ~ h. made MA an
swt!s
Hatpsier was dressed in black. with a
bow tie snd white shirt. His appear
HnC. csused u stir IN the room Peopls
looked ezgetl, NJ hIn. while MollneuS
smiled broadly Al ono time he almost
laughed Aicud His father .eaned back
witt fo'desi arms. and app AIRED anxious.
Hafpster's tones were 81 low. Osborne
had 10 admonish him to yak louder.
II Harpster was nervous ne gave no
evidence OF n. VI. words came slowly
and deliberately. He was exercising
exquisite cate 10 all he said.
Mr. Ha-pster.' asked Osborne. "vsr.
you ever employed at the Kni,kerbockcr
A. &;
II was
.. Did you know ". c. CORNISH A.
Yes
q. you vere clerk there A. Ye-
y Aud sou lett there 90 go with Bal-
., wh.r: l. From Jan. !. ise. to Feb.
ruafy, 1889
.. what was the firm you worked for.
4. on. brews ale ard the other Neef
a ~ -. act all h.
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MOLINeUx'S WAITING.

This letter. which 10 n the defend.
ants handwriting. had b-sn received
and Ned like he o,hersF
Whether or not the remedy had been
semi shr could not ,ay.
al Whs, was the remedy A. ! don,
know.
DO YOU Recognize. this box ~ some
~ Inc remedy In question
7, war a little tin box
81 don't know she said.
I'm sorry. sa,i Mr. Osbernc. "ui
IN have 10 remind you that YOU have
previously sworn before the Coroner -
she may have forf said the
Recorder.
A. every effort % the Dissatisfaction.
ney IN &c, the witness to name the
medicine sid BY DR.. Burns. Miss Evans
displayed embarrassment and indigns-
lion
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CHEMIST Y0CuM CALLED.

John m Yocum va.,-t 80, ,I,,.
Ne (, . ,,,.,d ~ rnrr,., .ns :, $50,
ehemis, n. !. r,,h,,.. -, 80. D.,
sy,v,nia STA. CoI,.e. y. 4. -,
s,oveJ by y II uou. L. -, X.,s,I
O. How ions ,,y, yn, -, r,,a,.h,
A. s,ne- lis, sine. :. 80. g. -.
Ko,ck.,bock., A,,,s,t. r,ul
~. ADAM, ever wv, wv. "a 'h mo asl'e WIN
~ s1.,v..,,,n &c.,
q. Ar. va, r.m, .. .,
sash. Min co,r,,as ~ '''
q. Va. -, a.. -. u.
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SAW LET1ER-BOX MAN.

q. Did you so to isU Broadway A.
Yes.
q. Whom dh you 80 ,hesSI A. 4
gentleman named Koch.
Y. what does he do? A. lie runs Q
newspaper advertising office and rents
letter boxes
q. What was the date on which you
saw Exhibit T.? A. on Jan. ". lsss
Y. They weren't IN the possession u
the Po'lre Department at that time
Mr. weeks objected and the wrang,c
thst follower was KILLED on by the Re-
cofder. wNn SAID, severely
Both - you soltlstaen are frequently
guilty ~ Il p, e.rtesles 10 the beach. You
keep talking after I have disposed os
yorr contention
The detective told OF his hunt through
the different department stores of this
city for the robin's-egg blue papc-. lie
found none until he called at the
Whiting Paper Company. There h. ROT
the address Of three other firms In thi,
city
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HAD ALL THE INGREDIENTS.

~ focum described the various meth
DDS ~ making he poison Mol,neux
watched him closely for minute and
then. taking from his 10 ke, his noe.
book. wrote In 1, for a .ho-, tim. lie
then leaned forward ant -,py.r.sl with
81 Weeks
Weeks's ton ~
'"esss ssov~d oW~ sh,us r,eavi,
inst SOrum hsd most Of the Ia.
sreaieats az the poison In his
'nesessWvs before The msvaev OF
wrs. Adsms ssA shst rssassh s.d
~ we've W. M friends.
WeeAs's tdea Wss to,shsw Eou
easy u IL for ssy one 10 hsss sand.
cyanide ~ m~rrury.
Y. Where did YOU Sc, yor- yellow and
Psu,siHn blue \ From the Iron Noun.
N Com, any
Z" How long hri YOU had them 4.
Several year,
q DID yal analyIe the crystals you
rave Mccans-y, 4 No. I applied ,e,t,
later
q Vows thai, A We'll (; nsd. me-,
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