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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
snhaanIa ln - Jnne Y. 20

qohsdule iu hneos June II. i&O
All trsios arrive at ana depart from
pennsyivsnia Passenger station
8.0l x. M.-Dsily-for DanVue IN S1 afles.e
and Vsy stations eonnse1ins "a AZ sls1 sIss61,rg ,
ard Harrison burg daily and 5teUnton "ees
- Al ,vnch burg with the Noftolk sn1
S155stern daily for Roanoke and p0lneA
so0ib west and with Q. & 0. K. K daily icr
EasHral Bridge and Lexington. --,,,--,,,.
II:lb A M-Dally -Ihh ,,-.--- eEtA -
oFLTRs FAST MAIL carries pullman
SIss-;srs New YORK and Washington 20
yaogsonvil,e via savaanah, unitlOg a. SAL
gshnrv with Pullmsn Sleeper TOT ashe-
.liiio and Hot Springs, y. y hnoN-
viiie Chattanooga ano pr ohbIli,'
rsnn and ~ Charlotte Vltn ruA
nan Sleepsr for Augusta snc bl'mlnshaul "
and At Columbia with sleepeI LOT Cnaii5s
a. pniloan Sleeper New IofE 70 NeN
oi,. tSh, Aid trsiu Washington to New
0.iosns uithont cha 1ge. connects At Lynch
S-,s- dailv for Natural BIii2e and Ls1lng-
-, snS week DAYS for East RadforJ, va.
D,ri9H 11i1E " -Osily- Local for Cha 'ottes-
viiis oonnectine a. Cslgerton Tor warren
ton .... ,,,,.onrs and -Fas.
.tsnnburg daily except sunaaly. .,.....-,,,.
4sO p N daily, local Tor GlaIl Ilottes' ''-ie
a.,,,oot;ng Of Cslyerton for Warreut0n.
cor az y Se;lr Nav Ycrk ana Plorida
,.-ss, pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars.
Nsw York and Washington 70 Foit Ia ufa
90 Iacksonville, and 20 Augusta viz
CoInmbia with connection LoI AIKEN.
Tbrongh coach 10 JaeSsonyllis DnDs Oai
seCslSs az p NJ daily washington and
crstSauooga Li1alted, via Lynchburg, Win
sleepers. New York and Washington 70
Ms,onb,s and New Orleans through Bristol.
Throileb coach 70 Memphis. fAIIoI
and Observation Oar between Badtor0' va
and Alfalfa, Ala. Dining Car gery.oe.
l0:45 Pm. daily AShiN9,49 !, Z, 4, In ~ ~
TrED > .anposel 81 Pullman Vestpule0
aissoers Dining Cars and Day Coaches Pun
80 glaapers. New York 70 Nashville
renn via Asheville, Knoxville and Chat
tanooSa. New York 70 Memphis, wa biIn
inobSS1 New York 10 New Orleans via At
taSta and Montgomery. pullman, Library
and Observation car between rev iork enu
Washington and Macon. VesiiouieH 1aS
Coach. Washington TO New Orleans DINING
"a sonsst 19s Personally Conducted tourists
g~s-,ry,on ThrOugh Sleeper on this train
assro Monday. wednesday and FRIDAY
frc-S Washington 70 San Francisco With
orr change issve Richmond 81 ll.OO +. N.
Ty.jr's 30 ths Nsrtow Gauge feaou Ofsas'
sailg 2. tO;4a 4. q
Trsips op shs Southern h2ii"af eas'
OYanzs DAIff ~ follows
8OUfa BOUND
lilo a. go = 80 -
HOKTH BOUND
li:Io A. ". $40 2. n. 5:37 a. n
soy yatas map folders and s'ssnins o.
snaoa apply % nearest Southern Railway
Agent, or
ERAHK 9.aANNON srd Y. Prss 4 Zen. Mgi
AZ CULP, Trsfic Man ger
~ -rURk General Passenger Agent.
T. q. BROWN, General Agent,
WASHINGT0N, ID. @
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
millions Given Away

Il is certainly gratifying TO the public
TO know Of one concern ia the land
who are not afraid 90 be generous TO
she needy and suffering The pro
prietors # DR. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. Coughs and Colds
have given away over ten million trial
bottles Of this great medicine and have
the satisfaction Of knowing II has ab-
solutely cured thousands Of hopeless
oasses Asthma. Bronchitis. HOarse.
ness and ali diseases Of the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured
by it. Gall on Nj n Lewis. Druggists
and get free trial bottle. Regular size
SOC. and 81 Every bottle guaranteed, or
psice refunded
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
Potomac. fredericksburg
AWo WoPgEps90WT ESAgLzOAD
~ --.s..slrtf for 100.

go70s5tiOns 81 Fredericksburg Win i.- :
4 PR III. and Weems Steamboat 20. AZ
Orange with Southern sno Ohesapea1' g
Ohio K. &. -,...f,t. .-.
Wilderness Beitiehelds.
Eaatsrn Standard Time Deny s1osp.o oee-
dsV ". h. RICHARDe, ger. 9euA.3s.
sFrain No. leaves Orange ths ESQ @Vuu'j
"a asoh month AZ D. m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
Working Night and Day,

The busiest and migbtiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings
New Lie Pills. Every pill is q sugar
coated giobule OF health. that changes
weakness into strength. listlessness into
energy. brain.fag into mental power.
They re wonderful In building up the
health. Only 200 per box Sold by M.
M. Lewis. Druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
DELINQUENT LAND SALE.

below situated spotsylyanis county va and
Of o9o
Pblo the
afternoon House Of said unless the amount
with interest ana
"A' N"'0 '''" F'' F
Oo,obe- e,b tooO Treasurer SpoisylVanis County
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
STATE or ONO. CITY or TOLEDO. ss
Lucas COUNTY.

PRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he ID
senior parncr of the trm OF r. j. hENht s.
-o dof ~ business In thc CITY OF Iu.cdo.
County aud State aforesaid, and that SAID
arm will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case OF CA
rAHRH that cannot oc cured pl thc use Ol
FRANK j. CAENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in nv
presence. this tth day OF December. A.D i'ol.
- A. W GLEASON,
lsEAr Notary Pu0Ic.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
nets directly on the D. oOd and niue as sur
faces OF the system. send for tcstlmonihls'
free.
FL. CHENEY s. CO.. Toledo. o
Sold boy Druggists, zoe.
Hau's family Pillsa the Ooai'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
STAFFORD.

New Residence Increase in Personal Prop
erty Por Taxation other Notes and Per
sonals.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
C.&O 70 Rot Springs.

crNofNNATI L0UI5VILLE, CHiOA6O
sT. LOUIS AND THE WKSR.
rHu sHogrssr AED QUtoKSsT RoUrs 70
THE W Esf.
The most direct and popular routs 70
Old Point and Norfolk.
eeATNa LEAVE DOSWELL VA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11

Dry weather does not stop the Fred.
ericksburg Cereal Mile They Hpn
every day and want corn. Js. WOODS.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11
Railroads.
n S&zM NdIaIs1!M!e.s !! les!
~ NsuH Schedule in Eject
Schedule in Ebect


LEAVE EiCHMON BYRD
SrEEET STRTiON,rn ,r
riSeS SorfDik li.,o A. VI. stops only az e.
ershurs, Wavcrly, and Suuoik - t''"N '''
fickers not acccplcd 1n th.s tram ,,x-p.rs1
G-0E l. NJ THE ChlOADo hNI -. -. 4
for Ivnchhurg R1anok '. 70 70 '.mtl m 80. .i",. 'O
Chicaco Ruuot Parlor ear ttlct cts'-, t.l 4. a.
Rnanoke Pullman sleeper hoan lA, 20 ~,
,1r,hns also. f1r Brfsto. NnoANllc- am
Chatfsnooea Pullman sleeper fo"A'"e d"
NleNs 5'fs ~ VI. Ocean shore Limited. Arrives
NSrf X 5t5 p. 81 stops only at eict,'itt
wav,rlv. and Suuolk sccontc ass JeNets
not go5d ou this train Through coaoh %
$50 pm For SuGok. Norto. K. end in.
t4Tmediate stan lons. Arrives az No'ioiA al
1870 r. n. , ,.,.,so
o.fO II. NJ, For Lynchourg and hoauose
Connects at INnchurg Wlth Mashin& tPh ailv
Sbaffanooua limited Pol m an sleeper
lvuchhurg 20 Memphis ami Ne" Otgtn'
C'afa partBr and Observation cars "a titoiu
~ Alfalfa. Ala. Pullman sleeper hetNes u
Richmond anI Lyuchhurg, ana hert9S ita"g
for occurancy ar $50 +. u. Also, fu.iinan
Sleeper PetefsburE and Roanoke. ,
Trains arrive klcnmond from ~ w. 5 ~
and the West daily az $50 a. NJ ana - g d" ,
from Norfolk and the East at ll.lu A. h.' 'i-
A. NJ. and $50 y. NJ.
ONCE. 81 Main street o,,,,
CITY Passenger and Iic%ct Agent
a "A RD~IRY District PassanEcf agent.
WI BsNlLI. q neral ta5senfei A-O..ss-
General Onicc. Roanoke, Va my
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11

Nov. for the first time you
can get a trial bottle Of Cherry
Pectord for IS cents Ask
your druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11

Te5 csrS7 In1orIosiiol., a.itres, -.
@e' mo. D. POTTS
a. q. r. A.. Riehmond Vh.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11

77me marked I daily except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping Carr on nos. 1 ana
Cor Cincinnati and Louiayille. lle.---
TRAINS Fog OLD POINT AND
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11

CITY Passenger and llc~ct AkNut'
c "A. ROSLEY district Pass8nset As'R..
". BsNILL. q neral ta5senRet A-N..ss-
General Onicc; Roanoke va NY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-11

Sold boy Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family pLlsarc the bost.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
COULDN'T FIND WORK; WOULDN'T STEAL,
PTTIABLE CONDITION OF A YOUNG MAN CALLS
FORTH A CHRISTMAS HoMILY FROM
MAGISTRATE BRENNER.

Starving and not caring 10 steal Francis McDon-
aid. respectable looking man. twenty-five years
old applied the Bridge police station in Brooklyn
Magistrate Brenner in the Adams-st court as
vagrant.
II came from Buffalo, oaid Mcdonald "and
after weary search found work in a restaurant I'm
Manhattan. / got enough there to keep body and
soul alive, but was dropped because the proprietor
had to cut down the force. Since then have been
walking the streets. Nobody wants me- and no.
body will give chance. I do not want to steal
but 7 cannot starve."
Magistrate Brenner Impressed with the
young mans honesty that he sent him to the Home
manager. Mr. Meserole sent back word that all Of
the shelters of the society were overcrowded
Magistrate Brenner made second appeal and Mr.
Meserole said he would try TO keep the young man
for a few days.
Now, 1t seems TO that something is wrong
when a charity like Mr.. Meserole's cannot make
room for worthy men like this" was the comment
made by Magistrate Brenner. "This is time when
a spirit of good will spreads over the people The
fault. think. lies with the public which should
moro generously support the institution. 1t does a
great deal of good, but is sadly hampered for lack
or money. The policy is not to beg and that is
why the work of the institution o limited
There are scores of men in the city, honest and
industrious, who cannot get work. They cannot
starve yet their only recourse is get arrested
vasrants II they want shelter. There is positively
no place for them in this enlightened age but the
something will be done by the charitable public in
the interest of this class OF men,.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
oLEoMARGARINE SUITS DISMISSED.
JUDGE HIsCocK GRANTS THE MOTION OF AR
MOUR's ATTORNEY.

Syracuse. y. Y. Dec. 24-Justice Frank H. His
cock, of this city. to-day handed down order
granting the motion recently made by the de-
margarine sutsl brought by the State. to dismiss
those actions because of the failure OF the plain
tiff to prosecute the same.
The motion made couple of weeks ago by
Frank H. Platt in behalf of the defendants The
Attorney General and Fred c. Schraub former
Commissioner of Agriculture, during whose term the
litigation was started and who has acted
sci in the cases for the people appeared upon the
motion and virtually forced to consent to the
granting of the motion, because with the utmost
diligence which they had been able to exercise
they had been able to obtain sufficient evidence
upon which successfully to prosecute the actions,
and in their judgment never could.
A large amount of railroad books and documents
upon which the plaintiff relied for obtaining evil
dence, IT is alleged had been destroyed by the
railroads.
Justice Hiscock in his order. forth the his
tory of this litigation 1t appears without dis
pute. i'm the papers submitted to him. Among other
facts which he refers to IL appears that the people
have been in default for nearly four years in
the service of a proper complaint such was
ordered by the Court in 1895, and also that there
has never been the slightest possibility of main
tanning these actions in jefferson County. where
they were brought, the statute requiring such
penalties claimed TO have been incurred. There
has never been claimed to be any evidence of any
offences by the defendants in jefferson County.
1896
They wess brought 10 recover large amounts as
penalties for alleged violation of the State laws
years ago an offer of settlement
made for about per cent of the amount claimed.
Governor Black went out of Office without sign
ing the stipulation of settlement.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
TO GIVE PRESENTS TO M4NT.
PREPARATIONS FOR A MERRY DAY IN
BROOKLYN.

Christmas viii bring happiness and good cheer to
many little folks in Brooklyn. There will be a
6istribution OF gifts in the morning at the Grand
Opera House from the Sittig Christmas tree, aho
a vaudeville entertainment. The children VIII De
carried free by the surface railroads. Mrs. Frank
si,tIe has arranged for overflow celebration at
the Park Theatre where Judge William g. Green
Will entertain the little Buns coffee ana pres
ents win be distributed at Sangerbund Han. In
Smith-st
Christmas dinners will be served at the penften-
tiarv alu1shouse and County Hospital In Flatoush'
and the prisoners in Raymond Street JAN VIII nave
an extra bill CT fare In addition to the regular
b,i, sheriff walton has ordered six hundred pounds
or cbiclen for dinner on Thursday evening Miss
Emily T Neury will conduct religious services at
the vouen's prison and distribute gifts among the
inmates.
In the Eastern District the East End Christmas
Tree Association will hold its Christmas morning
exercises for the chifS-An usual, at the Ahploh
Theatre Santa Claus viii be impersonated by X
AIorrison GRAY Three thousand children have been
invited.
A dinner for about four hundred newsboys VIII De
given by Victor Bourg, proprietor OF ho'ei d'
No. 81 Manhattan-ave. . Ill, sis+ribr+e
125 dinners 10 individual families to-day wnlch II
is believed will be more satisfactory 'hah gen
County Clerk Huberty yesterday presented ted t rat
turkey to each Of the employees IN ms Register
Howe also distributed turkeys among MS suDo'-
dinates. Ia, ,..o.,o,s ora
expected in the Episcopal and Catholic churches.
In the Sunday school of the Lee Avenue Coilsre
saoIden nugget'' entertainment to meet the ex-
penses of the Christmas festival tHtE CiltuIe t en-
will take part in cantata en'i'ieo n
A csntata entitled ''The First Christmas story
will he given Tomorrow evening by members or
the Sunday school of the Fenimore Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
THREAT TO DESTROY WALDORF.
CRANK WHO INSISTED ON SEEING MIR.
BoI.DT ARRESTED.

Charles Lanboeant, forty years old. Of No o94
Seventh-ave. arrested in the waldorf-As-
toria last night by Special Detectives Kennedy
and Layrnan, of the hotel About a week ago
Lanhoeant called at the Waldorf and sent his
card to Mr. Boldt. When the card was returned
with the message that Mr. BoIdt did not know
him and could not him. ne became abusive
and denounced Mr.. Boldt. so that the clerk was
ordered not TO send his card up IL he came
again.
Yesterday afternoon Lanboeant called again
Mr.. Bodt i'll in bed at the time, and sent
word that he could not see the man. Lam
boeant then became even more abusive than he
had been on his previous visit and noisy
that crowd collected. and the detectives were
told to eject him.
In the mean time. Mr.. Boldt had remembered
the name. and said the had been in his
employ ten years ago in Philadelphia, and that
he had sent him TO the penitentiary for stealing.
He also told the detectives that if he came TO
the hotel again they had better arrest him.
Soon before midnight Lanboeant called again.
and when told that Mr.. Boldt could not him
he threatened to destroy the hotel and kill Mr..
Bodt. The officers decided that the man was
demented. and persuaded him TO get into a cab
with them under pretence that they were
going to take him home They drove to the
West Thirtieth-st police station, where Ian
hoeant was locked up.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
NEW-JERSEY POLITICAL NOTES.

Upon what appeared TO be semi-officlai author
ity. The announcement was made yesterday that
Governor Voorhees, would appoint citizen of
South Jersey to fill the vacancy the Supreme
Ludlow. The appointment will not be made until
aenSSy te Gr fI1srs al Of near reaTe
It was said that the Governor would select South
in Keeping the Supreme Court well balanced geo
The report that Mayor Seymour and Colonel Ed
ward Livingston Price, of Newark have been look
ing for each other since the Democratic primaries
snn hd s Rt h tns r city yok1 Sa ee tfa % b
was known as the Mayors machine, and which
the capacious pocket Of ex-United States SEN
ator.
The proposition TO introduce a bill at the next
session of the Legislature (which will sanction
the abandonment Of the Morris and Essex Canal
is young yet. and. according to popular opinion. 1t
hardly will have time grow up before the Leg
isature 2d1o9Tns S1ngresSman sa1m3ns & expres tSe
consideraton 10 the matter that il deserves NAV
now be well grounded. but when the bill appears
in the Legislature the consideration will follow.
The agitation of local option as a matter for the
consideration of the next Legislature seems to
have made little progress of late. The statement
is made apparently good authority that the
bers are opposed to it However, the report Is
made that the church auxiliary organizations of
the State will soon begin the circulation of petit
tons in favor of presenting local option bill to
the Legislature.
The belief expressed yesterday by Robert Davis
the Hudson County Democratic leader, that the
candidacy OF Mayor Seymour for the Democratic
nomination for Governor is daily growing stronger
and that the strong sentiment in his favor in
Hudson County is not likely to change. had no
perCeptible effect upon the Jersey City holiday
trade in wOolly dogs and calico cats on wheels
Mr.. Davis unquestonably in earnest, but as
of his political friend. remarked there will
be some freezing weather between now and next
SepteTf1ber
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
REAL ESTATE.
THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS HAS FEW
DEVELOPMENTS.

The market of yesterday compared With that
of the Monday e,eding was exceedingly dull
Many real estate had made this day before
Christmas holiday. and accordingly did not go
down to their offices. A few sales were renorted
in dwelling houses among which may be mentioned
the following:
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has sold for
Clarence True the 25 foot five story American base
ment dwelling house No. 305 West Ninety-second-st
This is the first Of of five houses just COM
pleted. The selling price is $4,000.
Plummer & Shurman have sold for a Mr. Gala
deau No. 241 West Seventy-sixth-st a four story
dwelling house on lot 2OxlO22.
The WoOdcock estate has sold to Louis Lese No
81 East seventy seventh-st., three story and
basement dwelling house on. on lot 2Sxlo22.
Frankie No 80 West one-hpndred- and fourteenth
ST. three story brick dwelling house, 1sx5oxlOo
Douglas Robinson & Go. have sold for Mrs. Joseph
Norris No. % East Thirty-nnth-st. a four story
and basement dwelling house. on lot 25xss9; also
East Forty-first-st.; a four story and basement
dwelling house. on lot 22x9Ss; also. for Walter B.
Chambers, No 115 East Seventy-second-st.. a four
story and basement dwelling house. lot a0xlO2 >;
also, for the Scheffelin estate. No: s5S Madison
ave-, four story and basement dwelling house. on
Mrs Aub has sold No. 43 East Eighty-third-st.
a four story and basement dwelling house. lot
1t is reported that four story brick dwell
ing houses, on plot 5Oxl0o, Nos, and East Forty
ninth-st.. have been sold.
Other sales follow:
S. B. Goodale & Son have sold for J, W. Dtmick,
tr.. to builder No. III West Twenty -fourth-st,
25x115-7. vacant property; price. 1000 seven
story store and loft building viii he erected the
The Cunningham estate has sold TO an out Of
buildings, 5OxlOO. on the west side Of Amsterdam
aye aye 20 feet north of One-nundred- d-hfty
Morris P. Joachim has purchased for Moritz
6oPPe ;t the FIVE story douole tenement house. 2sx
BLY, & HershfieId have soIu for the Pardee estate
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

25xss.s: o6ed sandsrsou referee. to Ernest
s,haTe corner i55thst 251ioo: Nathaniel ''V'O
Jarvis. jr. 10 Henry Welch, quit claim.
IsOth-st. 21-1x94.S; Philip D sprung Mary
74th-st. n $ 225 ft Of 2d-ave 25xlO22 2; David
krakower to Gsrson krakower = part::---.-- lTo0O
to Jacob Goldfam- .........-....--.--..
12sth-st n $ ISIS It Of 4th-ave widened.
1ssx1a block; Alexander Bacon TO annie GRAY
University Place. corner 9th-st "a. Ix104 I0x
345x1o35. lessehold Julius lehman. referee
ssd-st 40 4l6 East 25x1o2 :: Amelia Mcpherson
and another to Charles and Louisa wImderIe
1oith-s No "a East. a5x1OO.ii; Abraham Au1s- IN
5th-ave. 5 corner l2sth-si &s.5xIS; Julius Kias
to Friaa Benz = part quit claim: aim 1,
Maurice S0 F ~ FitzseTald ser "
5th-st 5 $ s7.a II e OF 1st-ave 20 9xS5; John ]
4ssGr % kss sss r Of oiavs 1a7x 5ioc S
Richard Ca1hsld 70 John Delahunty-------
same property; John DeIahunty V LOsvsrs
2sth-st. No 5O6 West 25xssS; simon Flannery
waies-ave n W corner 152d- ST. IS sx4a oxlcf5x
S5 John z rsrodsky referee to Noses Msndst-
crotona- ave. e $ As II Of Oakland Place e4x
100; Robert Meeks j IarSip---..-...,.. /
Park Row. Nos 124 and 126 2,xloS Ix25x1Ois'
Park Row No i22 n : - IxiO7.6z24 sx1oST:
William Caven u Bernard Golden ..-...-
BroOme-st corner orcharf-st 5oxs76 Au-
gus,us Purdy orviIle y Puryiy-
Riverside Drive, corner 92dst. lol Sxl2Sx
a2d-st 25 sx56. Iix24 icS5ss Georss
schieneltn and wife 70 Charles Iowen, = part. 10
IhatieS IoSsn' Sgo Z , . ,5t,i1n-
25x46.3x25x4S q; Luke Mccoy and wife 20 Isaac
Kheinhemer oo :; - 9,ioaa
soisls Panel, straSto8 S ~ George 81 FoHmsn
TOth-st, 12S II Of tst-ave. - 9xleO4; Rob
wss's g So6 Sss y ~ Isis I7Isss 3 4SiSo Eza
beth McPhillips TO Lille Besriach .----.---- itot"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
CLEWs IN CUDAHY CASE.
LANTERN FOUND WHICH LIGHTED THE
FATHER WHEN HE TOOK REWARD
PAT GROVE SAID TO BE ONE
oF THE KIDNAPPERs.

Omaha Dec. A.-Seven and one-han miles west
Of Omaha, in Centre-st-, in McArdle Precinct, and
about a quarter of a mile west Of the Big Pappio
in the Raddock Grove the south side Of the road
was found on Thursday morning the lantern. with
white and black ribbons attached. which was used
TO flag Mr. Cudahy in his drive II was discoV-
cred by two of farmer on their way 10
school. The lantern placed I'm possession or
constable. who brought it to Omaha this afternoon
To-day two trousers legs and an undershirt sleeve
were found buried beneath the snow near the fence
adjoining the road
The finding of the lantern settles beyond all doubt
the exact location 20 the point where the KID
nappers received their ransom When the lantern
was picked up IT was filled with oil. and the wick
showed that it had recently been used. Near where
the lantern was found were number OF ears OF
corn part of the kernels yet remaining on the cob
indicating that a horse had been fed there re-
Gently Tracks observable in the soft earth.
showing that horse had been tied by On
the wire fence piece of common white wrap
ping twine which had evidently held the lantern in
place as a signal to Mr.. Cudahy.
A man whose the police refuse to reveal
has identified Pat Grove the light COM
plexioned individual who, in company with a
woman accosted him relative to the ownership of
the house TO which Edward Cudany' }r; was, y- ear
a picture of Grove taken from the RogueS Cal
1t was perfect likeness of the person he saw at
Thirty-sXth and Grover sts. Questioned closely as
to the mans conduct. dress. manner and general
convinced the authorities that they are on the
Tis hit track
Reports were in circulation here last night that
one Of the lddnappers of young Cudahy was under
arrest at Fort Dodge, Iowa So far as can he
learned this report had it's origin in the
fact that an Armenian named Albio, who had
considerable of gold in his possession. was
taken from Illinois Central train at Fort Dodge
on Wednesday night. Ii Is said. however, that the
man had met with injury on the train and that
he taken a hospital in Fort Dodge lie at
attention in the hospital from the fact that
he carried much gold. 1t is stated, however,
that he left Omaha some hours before Mr.. Cndahy
turned over the ransom