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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
Ncv YORK cotton Market.
TWO SMALL BOYS SHOT.
Reckless Use of Gun May Result IN
a Death

BALTIMORE. Dec. George, seven
years old. and Henry. four years old,
sons Of Charles = Eckstein, were shot
Yesterday afternoon near Smith &
sehwartz's brickyard, East Madison
Street extended, where Mr. EckstSin IS
employed, and five boys are locked up
at the Northeastern police station,
charged with the shooting
According to Mr. Eckstein's statement,
he was at work in the rear Of the stable
at the brickyard about O'Clock His
sons we're playing near by. He saw q
number of boys and young men. one Of
whom carried gun, crossing the field
near the stable, but paid no attention TO
them until he heard a shot, and a few
moments later saw John Emile. driver
at the briekyaTd, run out OF the stable
and shout to the crowd TO sop shoot
ing those pigeons number of which
we're roosting on the stable roof.
Without word in reply the young man
with the gun raised his weapon and fred,
apparently at Embe hut missed him. the
shot striking the two children Seeing
the boys fall. the crowd scattered. The
one who did the shooting was followed
for some distance by Emke, but soon out
distanced his puFsuer- The wounded boys
we're carried to their home, near the
backyard and attended by DR.. Caruthsrs,
\
serious. Henry is not believed to be
badly hurt.
The affair was reported to The police OF
the Northeastern district, and Round Ser
geant Frederick Crate. Sergeant Louis
Zehner. and Patrolnen Moore. Joynes
and Tudor were detailed to work on the
case In less than three hours the Off
GERS arrested FIVE youths, one of whom
Henry Snyder. twenty years old admit
ted that he did the shooting. TIE 9TH
| ems are William Snyder. sixteen year:
| old, brother Of Henry: Charles Conner
/ seventeen years old; Bernard Bornhorn
seventeen years old, and Joseph n PaTr
eighteen r,Gars old, all of whom were
1 present vixen the shooting occurred
The policemen also obtained the eUI
| with which the shooting was d9ne-a sin
| gle-barreIed, 12-b3re shotgun OF a chsaI
/ pattern The prisoaers viii have I
hearing today.
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F. L. RICHARDSON DEAD.
POstmaster of Cape May ard Prom
fnen4 Hotel Man.

CAPE NAY, y. J.. Dec. s.-Furycan L.
Richardson, postmaster Of Cape Nay and g
former fGomber of the New Jersey Legis-
lature, died suddenly OF apople3y yester-
day, ssed ifty-six years.
He VS. prominent hotel man, being
proprietor of the Star Villa Mr.. Rich
aTdson served as postmaster for five years
under spp, fntment from Harrison and
three under Mckinley. IN 1881 and 1885,
he was in he Assembly, and was Ser
ant-at-Arns Of the State Senate in 1881
and 1883 and he had also been City Treas
urer of Cape May. He was prominent il
Masonic circles.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
MRS STEVENS REELECTED.
Other Old Officers of the w. 6. It. I
Again Chosen

The election of officers Of the National
Christian Temperance Union was the
principal business before the Convention
OF that body today. Mrs. Lillian NJ. N.
Stevens was Reelected president by 401
against q scattering votes. Miss Anna
A Gordon was again chosen vice presi-
dent by reclamation
By vote Of 367 against 10 scattering.
Mrs 5 II ID. Fry was retained in the po-
sltion of corresponding secretary Fer re-
cordIng secretary, Mrs. Clara c Hoffman
was reelected by 412 against a scattering
vote Of A. Mrs. Frances A Beachamp
vas unanimously Reelected assistant cor
responding secretary. The vote for treas
ured stood 412 for Mrs Helen Morton
Barker against As scattering.
This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the dele
gates to the convention attended a recep-
ton at The White House OF The more
than Gee women, few failed to avail them
selves Of the opportunity to see the Presi-
dent
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LOCAL BASEBALL MATTERS.
President BaA johnson Expected i.
This City.

This City.
Baseball matters in Washington are
comparatively quiet at present and it is
not expected that there will be any de-
velopments of Importance until the meet
ing of the National Association on Mon
day and that of the American Association
on Tuesday in New York.
Ban Johnson, the President of the Amer
lean Association, was expected to arrive
in the city the early part OF the week
with Jimmy Manning, owner of the Kan
sas City team, who, it is rgmored. may
take charge of the Washington team OF
the association If team is really placed
here. The two, however did not arrive,
but it is thought that they will probably
stop here on their way to the annual
meeting o. the American Association in
New York
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
CLERK KILLED BY A BOY.
Fatal Quarrel in the Salem, Va.
Wooden Mills

SALEM, Va. Dec. 6.-John Booth, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Booth. who was ship
ping clerk in the Holatefn Wooden Mills at
this place. was kiEsd Tuesday by George
Cumb, seventeen years of age. and Ia
borer in the mills At dinner time on
Tuesday Cumb came into Booths place
Of business, and the latter. after some
words, ordered him not to come in again
Disregarding this order at the dinner hour
Cumb again entered the shipping depart
meHt.
Booth again told him to get out. but he
made an insalent reply Booth then at
tempted to feTcibly ejset him, and, after
several blows were struck, Cumb drew a
large knife and plunged 1t into Booths
heart He expired in few moments
Cumb has been arrested and lodged in jail
TO await the verdict Of the coroneF's jury,
which viii be give1 today
s1.25 to baltimore and Return via
r. o.
Saturday and Sunday, December s and 8.
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To Mnnare a Cigarette Plant.

LYNCHBURG. Va. Dec. 6.-J. J. Col
Inns left yesterday for the City Of Mexico
10 take charge Of the large and important
establishment in that place of the COM
bined cigarette companies For a long
time Mr.. Collins represented the Con-
sack Cigarette Machine Company in the
Philippines. and he left Manila Just
two days before Dewey's victory over
the Spanish feet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
LEASED TO THE OIL TRUST.
RoclzefeIIeF's Company Acquire
Rights in Russian Lands.

LONDON, Dec 6.-The Financial
News" prints a despatch from Bucharest
saying that the negotiations between the
Russian Government and the Standard Oil
Company for the requirement by the lat
ter of oil bearing lands owned by the
State have resulted favorabiy and an
agreement for cae leasing of the lands has
F.aou sieue6
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

D. E. Salmon, Chief of the Bureau of
Animal Industry, of the United States De-
parsment of Agriculture. has sent to the
Health officer OF the District the result
of inoculation experiments made for the
purpose Il diagnosing rabies, as follows:
Record No. I45; Black and white dog,
property of DR.. J. H. White, of 3207 Sew
entaenth Street northwest, died at pound
on November Il after having bitten two
eats incubation experiments made with
obIazgata emulsion have proven concIu-
siTely that the animal in question was af-
feeted with rabies at the time of his
death
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
wn.hinrton stoe:s EschanEe.

sales-Tradcr's National Bank: $50
1872; Capital Traction: 5G@104 II: Wash
iugton Gas: 200d55 IL. z00955 5-S, 25@
So rs. 1.2e1G56: LaEsten Monotyps: ESQ
f47-S After eall-Capital Traction: leo
lO4 IS. 20d104 IA; Lanston MnEotype: i
TI5: Traders National Bank: ga 1872;
Washington Gas: 25G56.
rlaN-nC
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

Richard Sylvester, Major and Superin-
tendent OF Police. has recommended the
appointment of ". G. Curd, ]. B. Mich
OILS. and C. W. Osbourn as substitute 20
lieemen st street railroad crossings, to
take effect December D.
He has also recommended the appoint
ment of J. NJ Mshaney and W ~ Hollis
as special policemen at railroad cross
ings. vice C. NJ Jones and B. E Osborne,
jr.. resigned, the appointments IL take
effect December 3
These appointE nts we're today ap-
proved
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STOCK MARKET STRONG
Material Advances Appear in
Practically Every Quarter.

Railway List Again Conspicuous In
the DeaEiass-The industrial Guar
ter PrHctieauy Observation-Disclosures
Exerts Decided influence on the
Operation. in American shares.
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Cntarrh md Coils Reiie,eh In In

to 60 8Tinutex--One short puff Of the breath
through the blower. supplied with each hottie of
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diEuses tbs
Painless and delightful to Gse Il relieves in
sisntlF, and permanently cures Catarrh, nav
Fever, Colds Headache Sore Throat Tonsfitis
aHd Deafness. Fifty cents Sold By F. s vii
Eams 9th and F sts-, Edmonds & Williams Sd
ard Pa ave.-20.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
a KEEN. cLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings your social position, or
business success, depend largely on the perfect
action of sour stomach and liver. DR. Kings Ee~
Life Pills give increased streszth keen, clear
brain. .IIgll ambition. A 25-cs8t box viii make
ron feel Ike new being Solsz by Henry Evans
druggist, 922 3 Street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
Loans Of $40 -% On ss@sIsaR Rs''s

Wagons. etc, at lowest rates and on the day you
app. We are losning the building and Loan
Association plan which makes the cost OF carry
ing leans mich less than you pay elsewhere and
allows you TO pay It off in any sized notes you
desire running from to twelve months. You
oaly pay for the use OF the money for the length
Of tlTse you carry it. II YOU have loan with
some ether company we viii nay it OF and ad-
vance you more money If desired Rates cheer
fully given. and no cost TO you unless loan Is
masis- Loans male anywhere in the District
Cal snc get rates Front room first Hcor. Sciea-
tif3c American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
G25 + ST. n. w.
1ns-tf
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AFFAIRS OFTHB DISTRICT
The Charges Against Policemen
HGllige and hewitt.
Recommendation OF the superinten-
dent That Their AequIttaI by the
Trial Board Be Approved Con-
Cured In by Commissioner Ross
Change of Inspectors Hours Urged

The Commissioners today took DIP the
consideration Of the charges preferred
against Privates W. T Ho:lige and 7. J.
hewitt. Il VIII be recalled in connection
with this case that the officers in question
las: October arrested William Brewer and
hfs wife while at dinner, charging them
with having stolen several chickens from
roost in the rear OF 81 Fenton Place
Brewer was employed by w N Gait &
60. who took Up the case and complained
to the Commissioners of the wanton and
uniustffiabIe arrest of the colored couple
Charges of conduct unbecoming policemen
were preferred. At the hearing before the
Trial Officer the charges did not seem TO
te substantiated and the return of the
Trial Board was that Holliga and hewitt
were not guilty.
The Superintendent in transmitting the
papers in the case to the Commissioners
recommended that the findings OF The
Trial Beard be approved He stated that
this conclusion was arrived at in view
of the fact that the party complaining 10
the policemen at the time identified the
stolen property in the possession OF enc
of the parties arrested and the evidence
saws the Superint endent, was conclusive
In The opinion OF the superintendent
however, il order that harsh treatment
and unfavGrable comment may be avoided
il would be the better policy if members
of the force. when called upon to make
arrests for trivial matters, would urge
complaining witnesses to procure war
rant. and not act hastily when there IS
no emergency.
Commissioner Ross has approved The
iF1=a 7aT1i
and has forwarded the case 10 his asso-
ciateS
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We are prophets; We are absolutely certain you
will enjoy and always drink Hsurie1I's Ifter snae
tasting Haefzsn, Senate. or Lager. Prone frls,
Arlington Bottling Co., for case, and ,fsias
beer bresed Of the very best matt.
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a Hon-suat for wanamaker.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Dec. e-Judge VIII
son. of the Beaver County Court, has
granted compulsory non-suit in the case
OF ex-State Printer Robinson agains, Hen.
John Wanamaker for SANDER
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A LETTER FROM MR.. BRYAN.
Duty to BE Done in spite of Tempe
Pary Rexersex

Pary Reverses.
BAGERSToWN. Nd, Dec 6.-John F.
Funk, of HagerstowB. received the follow
ing letter from William j. Bryan, in re-
ply TO one sent Mr. Bryan.
4 am grateful to you for your work and
for your expressions of good will. We
have made the best fight for principles
which We believe to be American and we
must continue 80 do our duty as We see
it, regardless Of temporary reverses.''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06
Pure Blood, BenntifaI Complexion,

Go hand IN hand one impossible without the
other and the hest quickest easiest hoeG rul fie-
Is Casearets Candy C@thartie. I'll Druggists Ioc.
&c. Soc.
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omee noon,s-Losv Rent.

sane i.,4 -siass Office rooms for rent in Hutch
is.s BuiGivg soIs.ar Tenth and streets north
ve~s r'ssssey. ste@Eg beat, electricity and ve-y
fsw Tcfst
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DOYOU NEED MONEY?
We Have 81 for You,

You need not 20 TO the trouble tc borrow
from friends; be Independent Of asking faFc-s We
win lend You on yeHr furniture and pianos or any
household goods OF personal property VIII charge
yoa less and make the most ienient terms In
lac, you csa borrow your own terms Cali
and get our rates before you decide who 70 borrow
from Strictly confidential. Private Offices CO.
LUMBIA GUARANTEE CO., 6I3 st. NV.
auIf-tf.em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

s Calvert Ford, Inspector of Gas Me
tiers. has forwarded to the Commission
ers a recommendation tina. the law re-
Iating to the number OF hours Of daily
labor required of the assistant inspectors
be changed as suggested by the Auditor
of the District He calls the attention OF
the Commissioners to the appeal made by
the assistant inspectors of gas and meters
for a reduction of their hours of labor,
and approved by him. In view of the
recommendation of the Auditor, Mr.. Ford
suggests that lines : and 8. section 3, Of
the original Act OF Congress regulating
gas works, approved June e, 1874. be
amended to read: The laboratory shall
be kept open on all business days between
the hours of O'Clock in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon BY the
enactment of this amendment the hours
of labor of the assistant inspectors would
conform TO these Of other Government
employees.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily BIZ W. =. Hibbs Co. mem
beTs ct the New York Sleek Exchange, 1879
Errpef
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New York stock ssnrEef

Corrected daily by W. B. HibbS Co, MIN,
beers Of the New York stock Exchange. 1913
Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

WINTER quarters OF Oxen Deborab's Gypsy
Camp $40 9Th st NV; camp open free; call
any tine 1e2-6t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

NINE. JONES. P2lrnist and Card Reader has Te-
Iuced her SIC readings to Ijc Cor next few
DAYS only; 10 a m to $50 ?. m 6l9 st. nv
de5-2t en-
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Uric Acid, Which Poisons

The blood and weakens the Kidneys, quickly ex-
PEELED by using Warmers Safe Cure. Sold By all
Druggists
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST. f022 7th St M. !;
I0c: past, present. future; lucky charms;
separated brought together; walk upstairs.
de3-It
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

BAIRDRESSING. MANICURING. FACIAL and
SCALP TREATMENTS; bust development and
MASSAGE; done at your home; We also teach
ADDRESS Bon CSC this Office no307t
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MONEY! have money to lend on furniture,
pianos. or personal property at lowest rates;
business confidential. JOHN MARTIN, Room 81,
Warder Building. deI-Imo
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-06

SAY. FELLOWS: Congress has dome come
and II you can raise little change give
us call for swell tailor-made suit OF clothes
str,G at pricss to suit men in hard iuek The
OtiaIihedly JUSTFS OLD STAND. 90 D St NV
def-tf
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The 80 DAYS" Cure

tfoT me3) leads al remedies IL this city; =
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con-
suItstion free. DR. HcKEEHAE, SIS 18th 81. Nv.
Once hours, 8 TO Il a. m. 10 p n sun
Gays, to p m no5Ino
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DocDS.
IS, 1902. ''So-year funding gold. Ie
rs, 1901, water stock" currency. i02
Funding currency s-65's.-----.-- i23
.rre-crr-r N-r7NI-C IsnArrAc
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Saturday and Sunday, December s and 9.
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M ELVILLE,

PaImist and life reader Without asking eues-
den she viii tell you the object Of your cali CIV
ing names Of friends and relatives The madame
will refuse 70 accept any fee unless she gTves
the utmost satisfaction and unless you find her
superior to any medium, paimist claiTvoyant
in the city 90s (Eye1 St Hw- 1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-04
rs NTRINGE ~ FIkEHON.
An Olh Fake story At Inst ParalIrI-d nv
IN Actual Occurrence.
Fron ne Eua1io Cr,


The story If how d pickpockot stole q mock.
book. and lost 500 nt fine sam, limo n.a
o. y H'""E
p,''Nlnt ~ W. VI 'u''E "I '"'o'I ana hhk stree Is
~ ,i,r ~ we "','Sl 81 LalpriIugS
n''''uf ~ Lung woman 't'"hd "i MIS- iieorg"
q, ~, ~ ,"' "" Nn''l cam" nom HpfinENllla
!, N'S" ne'. 'hr gay She H,C"ump pa MED
Nj lI'N u""H''Nh :" y Wan street
'f' n'"' ~ ~ i'l'"h'I t!r ear was
'"UI' az ' L'Ul'"h street vel dressed man
ISM, ''E '-'' ''l"'" .'"1F 't'lh"Ing = IN"
,'hu'o,'' r'I't Inhh" a sea- l">iu" lL"rL IIc had
~ 't ~ W. .'''t rom IH'E"ir ll1Uprm,
" ~ .'.' '''r ~ 'lhl HII'f h' got seat
"".".' e .hln A'lI vac ear fr"'led Tie
10y '"I"'r Soc l'l thGt 10" man was Q thl"i.
h"' "hiN"i ", }"ung woman rom lur country
va. >M' t"'Il' ", on i't guard ~ p.ck packets
w'tlN"'n' car 'ltf >uap'cIun VA hardly 'lruug
'',l"EN !" warrant h>"InS Ter iTr'N n oh" had honr
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why it goes I've never seen anything but

why it goes I've never seen anything but
the rock meself." q.
I'D like to ask a question Of We, Johnny,
said Donovan, We're something al an arllh-
maticker; are her sails always white" a.,
They are, white as Tuny's goat why dd
We ask, Duuovan''
II Was lest vunderIn II We saw the ship alter
yed been drinkin' white wine, perhaps she Il
look white, ana when yed been having u SUP
- dago red she might have a kind 81 sea Tlrl cast.
Va, said Johnny, shaking his head "nlpiidu
calv, Il, makes Indifference
Probably on no cuHSt t. the r. 50 rrnihthanie
n resemblance to a ship under tlll sail as the
rock which has given rSr To- tlr story oi the phdu
tom ship. aud uumhrtipSs visitors 10 this green
isle uf the Pacific have been deceived by snip
Rock is about the size ol a full rugged ship under
fll sail, rising abruptly from the sea ABOUT u
mile aud a hall from the uOrlh shore nl Shntd
catalina Island. II has been a rupsiilg place
iur birds from time immem Orlal, ana the h'cl
mutation Of guano has tinted II white Ms though
II hHd been whltrwushed The centre Is slightly
higher than the rest Of the rock, and Is the main
mast, and the prrSen tmpnt of a ship nun low
or low IA the water, With an enormous spread
* within y short distance Il the rock is he I'm
deceived The ship Is headed uorthw est on the
starhudrd tack, close hauled in the prevailing
Wind, and l. headed for III" island aud Is about
passing a dangerous reef When the weather
isa little thick or fnsgH this strange appearance
Is all the more striking, the masts and the tb
boom can BE- made ont, and the sea breaking
against the bow, thrown Oft "a she plung.s
along. is perfect Now the sun strikes her and
she stands out IN high relief, again she is plung
ing into The fog and fades away.
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sHE HiD MONtr 10 BiNk.
4 >quaw surprised "a Cashier nv the $500
Haudfuls She Deposited.

Dr., pWOOp, u Jan 20 \ bank in Rapid
'ity has an Indian GrIo~.lur. \ few days ag"
the old luulan buck l> ,quaH and htti" Gaugh
,er started from one II the Indian reservations
Tor n visit To- the luolan scEouI ri Rapid city.
Before starting the old sluaw carefully dug up
AL Of The family wealth aud packed II carefully IN
Two small hand >HtcholS pom arriving at
RAPID city, M" trio sought ont the itSt hank
they came to, and entering. mNua known t. tire
'h~ilrT llHt they wished To- place in the white
man vaults s. N " II then surplus cash.
ne cashier N"pu gra>I'ri the situation and
mai' known {" Do" suuaw that N- was ready
Ia tab" auNtnluw she uHd Tn" old woman II
IA" pIHln~, wIih u satisfied grunt reached for
Nalthrl ". ! ANA ur~H!rg II she pulled out u
tvll al blII,, IGrSr she handed to the cashier
II" counted out SSn Tn" second time In. Old
sIuHM reatlrd ~ lur bill, and again She pulled
ont 500 The third time sac brought t. light
u big handful 81 gold coins - different deunmI
nations she u%r-,iGird = moment and then
placed Them carefully back In the grip The
yhii'r "' We N"lI'" metal wHS tp, much iOr her
Indian nature
Ngain she dove y, the b,trnm Of the handbag
aud out came aug.hr rull # grsrnbacks The
cashier WAS cumplrtrly a~t"Iuded. lie counted
ohl another s"W me old squaw closed the
grip with a snap, aud gruntUg with saisf,r
ton reached iur SstChrl W - yhIru Wss Nv,
ing held by the little daughter Oranrg In.
grip the woman disclosed a large number ~ o,Id
and silver CONS 81 al denominations There
was n hurried family consultation mo
CONS were passed by and there was another div.
fut more hIls. Ont came several small IN.
and all wer" landed on the cashier window
Another cnunt and another $500 Grin No
? wa closed And Tire woman of the tereo Signi
fed by Signs that she was through her uart ~
the Transaction The cashier counted ali II
tine rolls. prepared q certificate 81 deposit, the
unpronounreahle name vas affixed and the bu,i.
ness was closed up