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New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
$4,000
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

willard ave : = $40 Il OF +th-st 2oNi"'
WnoIlawn Heights; George Johes 20 SiaIS q,
.yrrance Cxecu.riN. b and s. All HeEis- -
s.t[ - X, . " 24-SXfuO- George = hsnt
referee 10 sarah Lppztadt -'rSV'
same nroperry Sarah Lippstaot 20 feIlN Lev .oo
I,,orfrags $4,000; and--.--.- A""
--th e. : $50 II Of 1th-aVe. runs lvcN
" aSx O:5x 25x n lOo.5x W 50 the Rembrandt -. no
IIN,sa 70 Andrew Carnegie; mortgage. slSOs" 1850
,.th - Nos 40 and I5t West IS. lONiosl4; Cesar
"a Wfkin 10 Julia II Edridge; mortgage, SllV'- 80
PsTS-aVe q $ 452 II n OF 75d-st l5N:,5 II; Park-
ave S, "a OF lSd-st, lSNaS Fark-
SVe . 3 So n OF I3d 81. runs 2 NS II l"N
"a tx n o. 4x W p.is Esther III Ireulain
IN MARY Feier; mortgages sol 900. Exchange
eEth-st SO OF Amsterdam-hve. lS-X
i0a - Helen Smith 70 Florence l Esler; mort -,
same property Florence 1 EsIer 10 James Mac
t;reGor smith: anu mortgage, $9tsp Nonlinai
Ist-sf. l. 2, 5I7.6 = OF Central Park West loS
TO- .; Irving | kempner to Eugene NaiiehS' a..
mortgage. S2ou0O. ~
stE-sve No 27a W - 2NtUU Theresa Froops -
70 Nr, Schettcr mortgage $1,000; g.. 100
17tb-s; NJ, 1875 u East. ~ itS92; Mary FelfT
10 Charles Treman; mortgage. siioceo e'AeIinse
d-st No $. f25 II of AHtstefi
25xIa05. Min.ie 7 shelton 10 FreoeriSk -,
Justice; mortgage $4,000 +NOil9'
oed ~ n > "a II o Madison ave. o4Nlpst
Harvey II Pepdeton 10 Rngiand + hlpau'cAi >-i.ot
mortgages, So pn -, Dau,,
tndoW ii No 81, .55xsI-G Irns haun1
h, Leopold Kaufnann: mortgage. S---'Vi >o'la'
Same pIutgi0' optSee rp - So Nominal
1oTth-st n s. 100 OF Columbus-ave iSA4"o.u
Louis Kahn to Albert poneuah..''--''''- .4'0AN1-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
o,1-pREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

- Margaret weche plaintiff. against Rosalie Sehoen-
.rr s1d others defendants In pursuance or
S,~ocIcS1I-e and duly made and entered In the
bote e-Ted action bearing date the hrs day OF
the Referee IN said tlIos
,eIt med will sell public aucon al the New YORK
No III Broadway IN the Bo!-
oggh a Manhattan in the County Sd Cry ol New norK
on ne o." he Holm l. P1rish Auctoneer. the premses
5irecte5 y said iud~nent to be sold and therein de
certain lot piece or pafce
- land SITUATE ling and being In Che City County and
g. Ss-y known by the street Number
tr,, 6ao west Ni1 street and bounded and described
% |oIto1s. Eegrnng point on the southeiy sue OF
West ninth Street distant four hundred ana thiry ee
the g thwesteTiy corner OF
TIes avenue and West Ninth Street running thence
stbva-FIy and with Fifth Avenue nInety-hree
~estwaroy snd ioardllei
1s-b West Stu street twenty-five feet ana four inches
again 'arallei with ftfth hFenue
and inches 10 the southerlv sde
West Ninth Street. thence east~ aroly aloIg 'ne
sr1e twenty-fye and four inches to the poinI OF
80 ecioninr be said several distances and dinen-
eions less :,
Dated Ne" l"'"' fS ri ft'rr n FROST. Referee
cxor-oy.RT BROTHERS Plaintiffs Attoineys once ana
No. ii Broadway hanhattal NC"
York - ,,o,sr., he soid:
We
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS

n and Sd aves 66th-st to 6Ith-st tor one story
temporary frame she'd 12qy Manna1Ji ,rcbitect
80 - sud cast River 45th-st 20 doth-sS' pr u
$50 foot brick chimney: seh%gr=ssnIi natr srtitSct
1-aT,5ay,, st : : 100 II of Greenwich-st. ior q
stor1- and basement brick warehouse a" = y =.
t..
1,tb - Nos sis and SO East, for three story
EriclS stabIe 4Ox94 9; Mcdonnell brothers. OWL
ers- II EeeeImann, architect - =. :.
q25 - Nos 3S and 40 West, for nIteen etotE
brick hotel. foX9o; estate OF = q A''A''e
ta+tb-@f n s $50 II 9 OF 7th-aVe. for two siX
Construction Company. owner; Or Feihsh
architect ..............s.....'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
REALTY NOTES.

C. n. Ditson is the buyer OF Nos. 100 and 1Os1s
East Fortieth-st.. sold recently by the City Real
Property Investing Company through Pease &
Gilman.
Mayer S. Auerbach is the buyer of No. ss1 West
Fifty-eighth-st.
Charles 7. Barney has leased Nos. 1f and 14s
West Fifty-ffth-st. q three story brick stable. on
a plot 50x1I feet. to r. L. Coleman IL VIII De
used as an automobile station.
A. W Mclaughlin 6 Co. were the brokers In
the sale of Henfy 3. Stokes's house at the south
east corner of Madison-ave- and Eightieth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Locust-ave. east side. One-hundred-and-thlrty-
ri,tb 10 One-hunored- and-fortieth-st., two story
brick marble yard. 10Ox24O feet. r. Baker & Co.
owner; c. H Caldwell. architect: $4,000
Nos 1012 1Ol4 and LOS Fairmont Place. three
two story frame dwelling houses, 10 2-o4ools T IegI'
Estate of Henry Clark. owner GIllespie ~ OoiA0'
architects; $3.50 - r.. .. s William,
CT three two story frame and store dwelling
iIci,ses 1S 2-sxS51. feet John Maresta, owner; j.
d Robinson, architect; $lSrJV.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
CiIGlious


Yor< by grace Of God frse and ind-p.pdeEt S
CftationT0 Robert J. CaH1poeii tile
and next ~ Elizabeth Csmpee ~ dscsase9- Se 81
crt VA lately applied the Su-roGates Court o.
~ County OF New York 10 have certain Hstruueht ~
Cut real ami personal property. duy
@ = tine last VIII Testament OF EltSabeh CsTnS-
~ the Cuntv OF York Deceased. Theretors
pe1, @ nS zach Of you ed 70 appear before hs sur
- New Work. ,at DIS once IN tns
SIntv OF New the t6th day Of APRIL enc thon
at halt-past ten O'CLOCK m
,S forenoon day. then and there 70 attend the
pTohate said last w ahd lesslsn mn SUI
- ors Years required 70 appear oy your guar
wen -, have II have none, 70
eIA na1 fr one appointed in the event OF
ane a guardian will be appointed
SIIrroEa|e and act for In the
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal of this
said County or New York
Suii'HN@ hareunto affixed Witness. Hon. FRANK I.
ISL FITZGERAI.D. a Surrogate OF said County
u - ~ New YORK.. a said County the % day OF
,sarr IN the year OF our thousand une hun-
80. -. .a5 tbres j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
oleu N4'N 49, c1erk u the S1rrogatss Court
IIPPNANN & RUCk Attorneys tor Executor. iSe Nss-
az street Manhattan. New York City.
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forfrlosute Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

New YorMstlda Waters and otneFs rs asaiast nds
na o AND and sa duly IN
above entitled action beating date the ttn & aa e
Of hs cog1y g a Of New a Sors 90 on Z the t
named 1s viii ie sell at pubc aGcton at Sales
at II Broadway in the Borough Of an abe asth
@ ay off Of febT9aqy 1893 By Philip sy auctioPee
ade@sSt eS to B. sod % and fGoTs
Rs dneay 2hd IN oePs tpe TTn r @ Of n the q
Wesches,er par. of The real estate which of Robert
Giyan deteased described bounded follows a viz
Of 11 WestcheseT ' begnnn nh side Of saw 0n
R isaac aes cery p tS dS ins house village Of .
northeTy side 6f saWmii lane Aforesaid chains thence
theno. north 46 degrees west st along sawniI lane
chain @ anG 60 links thence ,oh ca6s 81 thence north 50
west s,i Long sawm lane n sbns Ss ns ' 9hence
north degrees Is vest along the said Bush
west sti along the said sushnes chain and 81
Inks to nsar large m hg song nd and chains and
links thence north 20 degrees - rnutes rS WeS vest
Chairs and IS Inks: thence north is 80 minutes
s ree sfonf eaes sonh
brook to land formerly & Of IF THi9 5s ehs and
thence north % degrees S 90 ssst 1s a4ns tn lame 9d
eonveyes 10 John Palmer in the so
aoGr s II the sna Fseal cohegd to ssd paer
Ing f@ sa n ssrees 20 minutes east along the
read chains thence south J. Gesrees east 5fl ~ se s@ag
east still along road chains thence south IS de-
St nSe IS thencs south 20 deSTees SIN
along said road chains thence south 23 degrees west
still along chains and 10 links: thence south
10 degrees minutes stn along SAID roSd
chains. degrees west still along SAID ROAD
chains and % links Sawmli lane road and place
OF beginning Contanin1 about fftytree of land
be the same less. which embrace lots number "a
% o6 27 and parts of 2s and % map made ny
Robert And 1lso all that certain piece
or parcel Of in the Town of Nestchester
CITY York bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a point the westerly side OF the ROAD
Village the Village of West
chester eoutwestery from the corner formed
y the said road and road the dividing line
between the lately owned by Beverly b rlden and
ty the late Mano Tilden thence running along said
dividing line follows: South 12 40 west $50 feet
south TO 20 west 1o2 feet thence south 20 SO
west 353 feet rth 10 81 west, 69l feet to
land lately owned by Mrs Harvey Kidd and for.
merry Hercules Herring: thence running along the
centre line Of stone fence aud along said land lately
owned by Harvey Kid and land lately owned by
William Nelson north o "a west. lie feet inches to
land OF Hermann Dudel; thence running along said
Duden's land fellows: South 16 80 east Iot feet
oc feet: thence north 70 AZ east $50 feet to the
said leading the Village of Easchester to the
Village of Weschester: thence south 49, So east along
westerly side of said road 10 feet and inch to the
point place beginning containing four and 22-lco
Dated New York, February 2nd 1903.
DANIEL, F. COHALAN. Referee 27I Broadway, n. I.
HENRY DE PEYsTER- Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pins
street. n. 7.
following is approximate diagram OF the prop
fa gnld
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
AN INTERESTING LEASE.

The estate Of Jacob Vauderpoel has leased to L. q
A. Pincus for twenty-one years No. 26 West Thirty
first-st a four story and basement dwelling house
on a iot 25x9S Q feet The Iessees will alter the
building for business purposes
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
REAL ESTATE.
limos Il. Emo Buys Elathousc an
Fitth-aUe. Oppositc HIS Home.

S. II. Stone has sold to Amos T. Emo a four stor!
building at the southeast corner of Fifth-ave. ah'
Tenth-st 26.6xto0. The price paid was about Si''oV
The sale made through Henry Weilmar. MI
Emo lives at No. y Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

ts approximate amount OF the lien or chsfse 70 satisfy
@ard fs CON dollars with thereon from Aprii
1s+ Ia0a together with Of the sale Ihe
or other
,jcf are 10 be allowed purchaser out Of the pur
chsse money paid by the Referee Is TWO thousaHo
four hundred fS2.5o0l dollars - .o.
dated NC" i0'N' EHIFIIJ b. FROST. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
COLUMBUS HOSPITAL BUYS PLOT.

Folsom Brothers have sold for Rutherfurd Stuy-
vesant the three story high stoop private dwehlhs
houses Nos 81 90 and 231 East Nineteenth-st, on
= pIot sex92 feet to the Columbus Hospital which
is building on plot adjoining the premises IN tne
rear This institution is governed by the sisters OF
the Order of the Sacred Heart. who work cn1eny
among the poor of the East Side. and VINO nave
been established here for the last ten years
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

139th Street
Tho approximate 9f the lien charge to
satisfy which described property sold
is s26o1734 thereon the 30h day of
Jentary 1908 together with allowances amount
ing to s296 75 interest from February 5h. 1903 to-
gether the OF the sale The approx xnat 10
amount OF taxes, Hens which are
10 be allowed pu purchase money,
or paid the Referee. IL 81 9s7.47 and interest
Dated New York. February : 19o3.
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
TO BUILD BIG CHIMNEY.

Plans were filed for brick chimney. $50 rect
high and 22x22 feet at the base The chimney wiz
ha br1iTt m the property of the Schwarzschild &
suIzberger Company, at First-ave. and Forty-hftn-
St G. Fairs is the architect. The cost IS placed
at
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

The Approximate f the len or charge 70 satisfy
described property rs 10 De SOLO rs our
fee Thousana oO0l Dollars with interest thereon rom
1902 with the expenses or tns SAFE
amount assessments or other
to allowed TO lbe purchaser oul af the
be paid by the Referee. Is IH9
Tbo5sand Hundred and FIFTY ~ BOZ, Doiiars-
D~'ea E's" A EIIHU frost. RetersA
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
foreclosure Edlts.
STPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
~ New York Security and Trust Company as substituted
,ste of the trusts created In and by the will of David
0hant Vail deceased. and Araa Murray Vail plaintiffs
against RosaIe Scfoef berg and others defendants
foreclosure and duly made
above entitled action bearing date the
zt da- of April 1902 undersigned the Referee IN
ssif iIdemen; named sell public auction at the
oSe1 work Real Ecstae SaesrooT at No. III Brosc"ay
n a borough OF Manhattan. in the County and Citv %?
Wey- YORK on the 9th of March. 1903 at twelve
c'cTocI noon on that bv John l. Parish Auctioneer
% 1renises directed by said Judgment to be sold and
-eir described as follows: All that certain lot piece
-eI az land situate. lying and being in the CITY
state Ne " and known by the
t+et -Iober two hundred and sixtyfouT (264) West
street bounded and descTihed as fol-
F2erjnnine at point the southery line OF
,rf,fourth street hundred and twenty
&C., .as,erIy from southeasteTly corner or Eightn
Street running thence south
aud paralel with Eighth ninety eight feet
thence eastwarsly ana paralel
th nirrv-four-h nineteen feet and six inches;
parallel with Fieh'h avenue
inches the southerly ine
weEtwaTdly along the
nineteen inches TO the point OF place OF
ijnr Be said several distances and dimensions more
less. 1910
Dated Ne" '"-A' " Fr.IfTtT r. FROST. Referee.
roI-nErr BRoTTSERS. Plaintiffs Attornevs once ana
t5or+ofHce Address No Il Broadway. Manhattan New
York City. .,,u.-, %, r. s,-5.
West Street
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
TITLE TO BREWERS HALL PASSED

Title TO the Brewers Hall. at Worth-st- and Park
Row, transferred yesterday by the trustees OF
the New-York Society Library to David RothsGnlld
The building Is of the landmarks in PARK Row
The stated consideration was 10000.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

a ADVERTISEMENTS ar subscriptions for The Tffou1s
n received at Their Uptown Ofdce.
No. I.sdt BROADWAY.
Advertisements will received the following branch
Offices az rrsular ofice until O'clock
..t shave .. 2Sd-st.; '5.s sSth-aye. cor
Tsrh-st ID. East 13th-st-; :ST West 42d-st. as-
tUeen tn and sIA S63 West lS5th-sks
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
Duhllr aonres.

lITANTED FOR ARM shie eoaied. unrnaITtes
w Den between OF u ano 30 ciuZe3r of Nh.ea
States Il good Character babits who can
speax. read write English For Information apply
Third s0S sixth sye. N l.
q 2S Fultcq gtroaA RrookiYn j. !.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

of New York.-Robert c. watson Francis A: Wat Wat
sen Henry r. c. Watson Executors or and trus-
tees under the last will and testament Of william watson
deceased Plaintiffs against Marcus Nathan and others
Defendants In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosure
and Sale duly and entered in the above entitled
acon bearing date the 9th day Of February 1903 the
Undersigned. the Referee in aid Judgment named VIII
sell al Public auction at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom Ill Broadway in the Borough of Maui
haitian. City Of New York on the Sd day Of March lES
at II O'Clock that day. by Bryan l. Kennedy
Auctionee the premises directed hy said Judgment to be
lot piece parcel Of land with the improvements thereon
the city OF New York bounded and Described as follows:
northeasterly of Brook Avenue
and One hundred and thtninth street thence running
i've Cl feet and eleven one hundredths ql-lO9 Of a
hundscd and thiry-ninth street hundred 400 feet
7-o0) Of foot thence southerly
line angles said One hundred and thirty
street, One hundred
and thence along the
notthery line of said street ninetyseven 90 feet and
the aforesaid. the
place OF beginning Together with the appurtena nces
subject certain and restrictions AGAINST
nuisances contained deeds Of said premises
Dated. New York. February 3. 1903.
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee.
GEO. C PLANKE. Attorney for Plaintiffs. 253 Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan New York City n. Y.
following a diagram Of the property to be sold
described above. the street number being 779 East
I3oth
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribuns
received their Uptown Office.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be received the following branch
Offices regular Office rates o'clock P. VIZ
os4 stI-ave.. s. e. cor. asd-st.; I53 Gth-ave.. cor
1otb-.t. q. En.t 1g,b-st; 257 west 42d-st.. be-
tween 7th and sth aves: 263 West 1.oth-st' 1,;'3s
3d-ave.. between 18th and nth 1.02G 3d-nve,
near sist-st !Os Isf-nve. near s9th-st: 111 East
I25th-st; .56 Tr.monf-Ilye: $50 :id-asc.. n.sr
4Ist-s :sd-nNe.; 2Ip HfeeciSer-sf.i 3@o
HIeecker-st. Brooklyn. y. f.-si6 ComrtSst.'
nix suIfh-st.; l.Oo4 Gates-ave. Newark. n. j.
-1D@ Droad-st. Also 1T A D. 7. Offices
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A pvERTIsEMENrs and subscriptions for +

A DvFRTISEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received a their Uptown once.
NO. I364 BROADWAY.
Advertisements received at the following branch
offices at regular ofee rates until O'Clock p n VIZ;
.5s sth-ave.. 3. e. 2Sd-st; 153 0th-avc.. cor.
Iath-st.: o2 Enst 14th-st.i 2oT West 42d-st.. be-
tween Tth and s,h aves.; 2G3 West i25th-st; 1.33s
ad-uye between 10th and nth st-. I.02a 3d-ave..
near 6ist-st: 1.T9s l>t-Hve near s9th.st IaI East
I.rth-.t.s Tremout-uye.t ESQ :Sd-uye..
4isI-si; 5.4 :;d-rve.; go Rlecciser-sti NO
uIeecfx er-nt. BROOKLYN. n. f--2t6 Gourt-st.;
IL S~sth-st, 1.GO4 Gates-ave. Newark, y. j.
~rias Ess.oa d-et. Also Gs A D. T. ofacos
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

The approximate amount of charge, sat
isfy described property Is 70 be sold. is
wit June 26th. 1862. to-
Eether with the expenses Of the sale.
sold subject decree OF fore
closure made and entered on the 25th day Of
1901 Of Joseph Stickney against Francis j.
Schnugg and others on there remains due
the fifty dollars principal with interest
from 20 1902.
The approximate taxes assessments or other
liens which allowed the purchaser or paid
by the Referee S S1.6lS.2 % and interest
- DANIEL +. C05ALAN. Referee,
Ell Broadway. N 7.
HENRY DE PEYsTER. Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pine
street. n. Y.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned to Thursday,
March 9th, 1908 the same time and place
Dated New York, February Goth 1909: -
DANIEL +. COHALAN, Referee.
HENRY DE PEYSTE;R Plaintiffs Attorney, 81 Pine
Street X. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
VIRGINIA,
WORRnEg0A mOT SPRINGS.

900 FEET ELEvATEoN-oPEN ALI. THE YEAR
Incompatible Spring. Summer and Fall Climate
Magnificent Mountain Surroundings
NEW -T~NIESTEAD AND COTT. GES.
PATRONAGE OF the highest Long phone
T., each room. Brokers Office with direct n. Y. wire
Most curative waters known rheumatism obesity
and nervous All baths from natural flowing hot
water. New clus
roon cafe ping pong tables etc Golf and all outdoor
pastimes. First-cass livery
Pullman Compartment Car Chesapeake & Ohio +. f.
y Limited. leaving New York 4:55 p. NJ Excursion
tickets at c. & o. 3d. Broadway. and offices Penna
r r Address FRED sTERRY. Mgr. Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH CAROLINA.

,INEHrTRsr NORTH c. CfROLINA.-Four modern
| hotels; two golf courses: 10000 shooting pre-
eerye: no consumptives received Address
MANAGER. Pnehurst. " c.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
5rhorl Agenrles.

A MF,RICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Agency
n suppIes Professors, Teachers Tutors GoVeraesses
etc to Colleges. Sctools and Families Apply 20
Mrs ". J YOUNG-FULTON. o Union Square
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
0ouutrp propsrtn for 5ale OF % fet

i. r H1-BBARp's AGEN-Y. S22 Main St stanford.
n -,ioutes New IOrk--Larss ssSott-
-, ~ modern cottages fer sale or 20 et luriSn9 ~
nnfnrnished IN finest shore ana Nulase IoNalp1Hs
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
THE HOLMHURST,

YI1HE REVERE.
L Park Place. Beach. opp. City Park Atlantic
Citv n J. Finest location Supe ior
Ilvery and convenience. Special Spring rates
JAMES NJ. MOORE.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

yI,FIE NEW CLARENDON
| I-irrinia-ave.. the Beach. Atlantic City. N J.
Reopens March 7th and will remain open throughout
the wear. Write for terms.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

The following is approximate diagram OF the prop
sold:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-03
MRS. MAVERICKS LONG
IMPRIS ONMENT TO END

In March. 1859. marts the beginning
Of the serious trouble. !, was on
March %. 1889. that Mra. Maybricig
attended the races al Aintreo with
Briefly MayhfIck was there and
met his vito aud Bitterly Maybrick
was under the influence of liquor. and
10 a towering ase Aitcr abusing his
wife in the vilca' ianruure ho could
command he struck her with hts est
square in the face Briefly ncd.
Il was only a short limo later that
MaybrIck ATTENDED the races again.
u was raining and he caught severe
cold. That night he was down with
high foyer Mrs Maybrick nursed
him.
All the nursing was under the dlrec.
ton Of Mrs. MaybrIck. and Il was
some days before n doctor was called
In. Mayhrlck died after an lllncaa Of
eight days, and the diagnosis was
castro cntoritls from poison.
.ars. Maybrick was accused by
brothers Of Naybrlck. aud tho BRIT.
ish onlclals took tho case
A letter was produced said to have
been written 10 Briefly by Mrs. May.
brick during the Illness Of hcr hus.
band. In this letter were the state
monts: "Ho is sick unto death"
Now an depends upon how long his
strength viii hold out" Relieve your
mind OF all fear Of discovery"
During the trial. Mrs Gore, night
nurse. testified that Mrs Maybrick
had entered the sick mans room and
had taken from a stand at his bedside
a jar OF meat JUICE. which she return.
cd only n short time later. The nurse
secured the jar and gave Il TO one OF
the physicians. II contained half q
| grain Of arsenic. II was further tea-
tiled that arsenic was found IN many
other places In the house. An On.
deavor was made to explain this by
showing that Maybrlck had been ad.
dictod TO the use 81 arsenic.
The trial was long one and there
was a great battle between medical
eXports Mrs Mayhrick was found
guilty by n jury and sentenced 10
death. The sentence was later com
] HNANu W il' IMPROVEMENTS
Since 1889 Mrs Maybrick has been
In Aylesbury prison. She has not
been pcrmnted 10 sec her children
two Of whom are still alive and In
good hands
From the time Of Mrs. Maybrlck'l
conviction her mother. the baroness
Won Roquos. has been unromittinF IL
her attempts TO obtain the prisoners
release. In which she has boon aided
by influential friends on both sides
OF the Atlantic
In 1900. after tho death Of LORD
Russell Of Killowon. chief Justice o
England. letter written 10 Mrs
Maybrick In 1895 was discovered i
showed that the lawyer was conylnc
cd that she ought never to have booi
convicted
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on AIs MoNEYs woRTA.

pulo Of Verasua's Wonderful sigma.
., ture Sent by Telegraph,
umong a late crop Of stories told at
N, expense OF Chicago IS this one.
Sc anoat by an Italian paper; When
TN duke Of Vcragua the descendant
OF Christopher Columbus. visited chi.
calo he Inquired alta telegraph once
thiIoharEe for a Telegram TO the city
OF Columbus Of ten words. Fifteen
coits." answered the onicial. not in
Gliding the signature. which is wired
free" Whercupon the duke wired:
Mayor. Columbus Shall visit your
cit next Monday or Tuesday" And
he aligned H. "CrIstobal Colon de
Toedo y LarrcatoFu dc Ia Corda
Ramirez de Baquedancy Gnnto Almi-
ratto Adolantado Mayor de las
Judas. Marques dc jamaica, Duque
dc Veragua y dc Ia Vega Grando do
EpanR. sentor del Refine. Caballcro
dc Ia inaigno orden del Toisuu d'Oro.
Gnn Cruz de Ia Conception de villa
viclosa. Gontll Hombre de Camarra
do Rey de Enpana."