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The Jackson herald., 1910-12-01

tention to these points. breadmakins
is really a very simple process. With.
out this knowledge or attention there
will ever be mystery and uncertainty
about 1t. and there will always be in
different results.
There are only four ingredients alb
solutely necessary for the making Of
u loaf Of raised wheat bread They
are good bread -four. fresh yeast,
liquid-cither milk or water-and salt.
Other ingredients are often used. but
they are not necessary. For instance,
shortening Is sometimes added. This
makes richer loaf Sugar. too. may be
used in small quantity. This hastens
the growth of the yeast plants. Potato
water occasionally replaces the milk
or water and makes moist loaf. while
potatoes and hop water form mixture
in which the Yeast colonies are quickly
started, But good bread can be made
wlhour the addition of any OF these
things,
Flour Used In 8reaemakins.
In order that we may have well
raised light loaf II is necessary TO use
tiour containing large per cent Of
gluten. This Is the -four made from
the 50 called hard whcatS. Such
-four has less water than The Hour
made from he 'soft' wheat therefore,
mixed with n liquid. gives larger
loaf Gluten is grayish rnbberlike
substance found In 1our after the
starch has been washed out II iS the
gum" obtained from chewing hand
ful Of wheat. rs known by most people
who have spent their childhood in the
country. This very character OF glu.
ten makes II accessory In breakmak-
Ing. II stretches and stretches. form
Ing little pockets In which the gas Is
retained In the loaf until 1t Is baked.
The heat of the oven hardcuS the glu-
ten quickly before II has had time to
relax, and ~ the loaf keeps its puffed
shape.
Good bread four should Ue white,
with just a suggestion OF yellow. Aft.
er being pressed In the hand II should
fall loosely apart. IL It keeps the i'm
press OF the palm or remains In Jumps
IL has too much moisture. When rub.
bed between the thumb ana finger
there should be slight grittiness; Il
should not feel too smooth or pow
derry
What Is Yeast7
This useful agent in breadmaking is
as old as the hills, and its action Is
better understood when one is familiar
with II. Yeast is microscopic plant,
consisting of a single round or oval
cell. The rapidity with which 1t grows
and reproduces itself gives ii much of
Its Importance, 1t reproduces either
by sending out buds which break of
as new plants or by forming spores
which will grow into new plants under
favorable conditions.
Like all plants, yeast requires heat,
moisture and food In order to grow.
The degree Of heat at which it grows
best Is from 70 10 90 degrees. and this
is the temperature NJ which bread
should be kept throughout the process
OF making. # IL were not for the llq-
uid used In breadmaking the yeast
would not have sufficient moisture and
would not grow any more than II docs
I'm the dry cake.
The food CO.. The yeast plant is sugar,
The Jackson herald., 1910-12-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR $

Notice Is hereby given that propos-
ais will be received 10y the the under
signed up till II O'Clock at noon on
Monday, November 18th, 1910, for
tearing down and removing from the
public square the old county Jail
building at Jackson. Proposals will
he received; lst, the bidder to take all
the material and remove same forth
with: md, 10 wreck or tear down the
building, and cells and the material to
remain ite property of the county.
All bids to be opened by the county
court, reserving the right to reject
any or all bids,
Fred. Goyert, County Clerk.
The Jackson herald., 1910-12-01
the HEATER WHICH MAINTAINS
; 4 STEADY, EVEN TEMPERATURE

Throughout zero weather you can keep your
house plants by using Coles Original Hot
Blast Heater. II holds fire over night and
you can heat your living rooms for two hours
next morning with the coal put I'm the night
before. Allow us to show you this heater.
Prices $500 and up. (R.iai
The Jackson herald., 1910-12-01
| Coles Original Hot
Blast Heater

Ine ciehhest, the easiest TO care for. Users
OF coal must remember that the ordinary
heater Is q big care 10 operate. That its
smoke and ashes entail dusting, curtain wash.
Ing and carpet sweeping. Think then OF the
easy operation and the cleanliness OF Coles
Hot Blast. This heater has q guaranteed
smoke-proof feed door through which a cur.
rent OF air draws the smoke directly across
The top Of the stove TO the stove pipe,-away
from the opening. Contrast this simple
eleanly feed with tho side door in an ordinary
heater Side doors used on other stoves pef
NIT the escape Of dirty smoke. unpleasant
gases and accumulated SCOT drops from H.
IL you over.hll side door stove, coal falls
TO the hoof. The alright feature embodied
In Coles Hot Blast Heater Is an everlasting
advantage In Its favor. Allow MS TO show you
this perfect heater before you buy. (R.lO
The Jackson herald., 1910-12-01
The Use Of the Kitchen.

One last important point to remem-
ber in furnishing a kitchen Is that it,
real purpose is workroom, not a lly.
ing or dining room. A workroom
should have its tools conveniently ar
ranged within easy reach Of the work.
man. All utensils and evidences Of
kitchen work should not be kept In
other parts of the house or slowed
away in obscure places I'm order that
the room may be presentable when
strangers come. The modern kitchen
is not intended to Ill the place Of a
reception room. and only In exception
al cases shord II he used as a dining
roam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
DueZ's Defalcatlon,

Paris. March 9.-rhe defslcatioos oil
Edmond Du z, government llqudst1r Of
the sale oil church property as result oil
the separation of church aid state, grow
IS the governments probe goes deeper,
and are today placed at $4,000, 600,
With the fear that they may yet be
double this amount.
10 bis cell today Duez declared every
cent of the loss was the result oil bis
spec ulation CO the BOurse.
He says he began bis speculations In a
small way, but gradually, owing TO the
laxity OF the government in watching
the work OF liquidators, he increased bis
Bourse operations with unvaying bad
luck, Dusz expressed surprise that the
shortage had net been discovered before,
which leads to the belief tina. others OF
those connected with the sale OF the
church property, which Hss estimated
TO have been worth 5000, 900. 900. may
be guilty.
The government will order thorough
investigation OF every one, liquidaton,
lawyers and church trustees, and Its re-
bort is awaited with apprehension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
THE HARMsWORTH CUP.

Competition between the highest speed
motor boats thst cau be produced by
England, France, Germany and Italy
and the United states will be held on
this srst of Oct ,ber at Sandy Hook to
comptts for the International Trophy
Known as the "HarmswOrth Cup"
Great effort is being made BY all the
connecting nations to produce the fastest
crafts by towering them with everything
that is possible 10 the engineering line,
that would give them speed aud endu'
rsucs. The chief engineers for the
Halted States interests, after visiting all
The prominent manufacturers OF engines,
decided TO award the contract for the de-
sIpuing and building Of these exceptional
motors to the Emerson Engine Com
nsnv. OF this city. et)fore, Her
shof OF Bristol, E. l., has built all the
successiuI challeugers and cup defenders
and this lie the frat time In the history OF
the state OF Virginia that one OF her
firms has ever been chosen to build en-
International Cup defender, and IL thia
formidable competitor should be sue
cessful In retaining the most highly
prlsed Iutsrnationsl trophy, and which
represent, the speed championship oil
tae world, 1t will give this city a great
nsme in trade IS producers OF the hnest
motors of all nations aud substantistss
the old expression "Ole Virginnie ne's
tires" Mr.. Hort,n, representing the
American interests, visited the city this
morning and signed the contracts With
the Emerson Engine Company. The
engine will be an elaborate affair with
su energy of over 800 horse power, hav-
ing eight cylinders. The boat AMI en-.
CINE, complete, will cost about $25, 600
and will be just under forty fett In
length and Is expected t, make speed
10 excess Of forty miles so hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
The Wsr 10 Nicaragua.

B'usdslds, March 9.-UDless Gen
erals Obammorro and Meas, the de-
ieated revolutionary leaders, succeed in
reaching Bluefelds ahead Of Genera
Vs,outz, ct the head Of the government
army, BlusHelds will surrender to Vas
queE without fight.
Revolutionary sympsthiEers are try
Ing today to get Ohamorro and Mems
TO surrender at Rama without giving
battle and are imploriDg them not to
imperii .bis city by reahting the sd-
vance Of Nasquss. The whole temper
of the revolutionlit, is gone and they
are anxious for the war to be ended a
quickly and with as little more blood.
shed a. possible.
United States Cousel Mofe!t has b4en
asked to urge the United s!ates to 10.
tsrVene In case the revolutionary lead.
era psrsist Ia continuing the struggle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
ygE RETRoOEssION MOVEMENT.

The report upon the retrocession OF
Alexssdris county to Virginia In 1916
and the question Of its return to the Dis
srict Of Columbia was presented by a.
Lsitwich Sinclair, chairman OF the com
NIT se, at meeting Of the Washington
Chamber OF Commerce last night. de
explained that the report had been pre-
pared by q subcommittee OF which Ohas'
LIpkins is chairman aud that the report
had been written by him. II discussed
tss feasibility oil SO effort to get back the
tWrit,ry. and suggest I'd that fit was to be
done that the city of Alexsndris and the
town of Falls Church be exempted from
the cessloD.
The plan WAS thought feasible BY the
committee aud it was suggested that II II
sss to be done the proper way would DC
through q joiut commission created oy
Congress ADD the state of Virginia I
take up the question and report upon II
10 their respective authorities.
The constilutIonslly of the law OF re
t,oc~,sion wks discussed at some iengii
and tae arguments upon both sides OF tn
copt,oyersy stated. The committee
reached tie conclusion that the Law
would be declared constitutional BY th'
supreme Oou,t Of the United Stlles. a
shat wtuld be the natural and just view
of the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
PERSONAL.

OIL. Jul III &c Lgyne', OF Altxsndfia,
and Mrs.. Josephine O. Oowles we're
msrried by Rsv. DR., Jospeph I. Kelly
ct the Mendols, In Washington, today
Mr.. George E. Msrkell, who fell on
the ice and broke ous Of bis legs about
two months sgo, is able to be out ssalp.
Mrs. Philip Henderson, OF New YORK.
is visiting her niece, Mira. Albert Smoot,
at the Fairfax.
Mrs. W. B. Dainger6eld has returned
from visit to her brother 10 Frederick
burg.
A very pretty wedding took place TO-
dsy In Wake Forest, N. o., when Miss
Ell z,beth Carver became the bride Of
NJ. d. Hall, tuperint 'ndent OF the
schools Of Fsirfsx county. Congress
man Osrlin was Mr.. Halls best man.
Immediately aitsr the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall left to spend their honeymoon
10 Jacksonville and Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stonnelle spd
little SON Edward left today for Phils-
delphla to visit Dr.. Bsrton Hollsnd, Q
brother of Mrs. st,nnelle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
Virginia News.

r. Gordon Flnney, OF Rosslyn, Alex
andris county, has accepted the position
OF secretary aud treasurer Of the Peters
burg Chamber of Commerce and vii
enter on his duties April 4. de Is
Southsids Virginisn by birth.
A telegram received In charlottesville
Yesterday announces the desth In Ne"
Orleans of Col. T. L. Macon. Colone
Macon was born In New Kent county
Auuu,t 10, 1928. Hs was linesl de
scendant OF Nathaniel Mason, states
man OF the early days OF tbs rel uolic.
A special election was held yesterday
in the Fourth district, composed OF tn
cit, OF Petersburg and IL Soplnsid'
counties, to fill ths vacancy 10 Congress
by the death OF Hon. Francis Rives Ls.
sitter. Robert Turotull, Of Brunswick
county, the democratic candidate, wa
elected without opposition.
With his throat cut from ear to ear,
the dead body Of Thomss Bland, "a
years OF age, was found yesterday after
noon at his bome 10 Newport News.
Bland was last seen by neighbors Sunday
afternoon aud 1t Is supposed that the
man committed suicide at ths. time. BE.
fore CO ting bis throat he took some DE-
chloride OF mercury.
MIR. Alexander r. Pendleton, a
wealthy retired Winchester lawyer, aud
Mrs. Lily cambridge Boyd, widow OF
Z. Holmes Boyd, who was member OF
the Winchester bar, were married IN New
York February "a. Mr.. and Mrs Pendle-
ton are now on an extended wedding
trip, after which they will occupy his
large estate near Winchester.
Yesterday was one of the largest DAYS
In the history of Front Royal through
an experiment conducted by the Board
of Trade in the shape Of horse market
dav More than one hundred horses
changed hands, and horse buyers from
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania were the
leading factors in making the day sue
cess.
Herbert Minitree, young white man,
IL 10 a serious condition as the result OF
an alteration on the streets at an early
hour Ia Richmond yesterday morning
with another white man. Minilrte
rushed iLt) a restaurant TO- the horror oil
those who we're in tae place, with his
tbrost slsshed in terrible msn.
ner. Emergency treatment WA applied
and the arrival Of & physician saved the
mania life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
nrrAI1 MERCHANTS.

Tho RstsiI Merchants Association OF
A,sxsndria was organized at the rooms
# The Chamber Of Commerce last night.
Thsrs was large attendance and COD
..Ss,sbIe interest vas manifssted 10 the
movement.
The following officers were elected:
r D. Knight, president: l.. Ruben,
v,oe president; ]. T. Preston, secretary
and treasurer; directors, W. U. Vsrney,
n We'll, @. B. Swan. s. Bsndheim. w.
P. TAYLOR, w. Wildt, W. II. Peck, W.
Woolls. r. W. Arnold, Courtney Acton,
J. D. Normoyle, ]. Woolt and 8. 81.
Lynn.
The following retail merchants are
members of the organization
R. +. knight, Fl. w. Wildt & Sons,
r. O. Acton & Sons, We'll Bios, w.
p TAYLOR. Harrie White, Vsrnsy Bros.
4 90. W. ?. WoolIs & Son, d. Bend.
helm & Sons, w. q. Peck, Saunders &
Son. II Frledlander, Swan Bros, J. d..
Matter. Bsrrheimer & Co.,, w. O. Bag.
cert s. H. Lynn & Co., Edw. Quinn g.
SINS. ]. a. Mansfield, F. o. Matthews,
M. e. Parker & Bro, 5. +. Dyson q
Bro. J. w. Goods, @. W. Helms, VIM.
F. Smith, A. Kstz, John d. Normoyle,
Onss. W. EDtwisle, Frank Michelbach,
r W. Arnold, F. L. Slsymaksr, John
w. Summers Co., Harry Fleischmsnn,
Ohss. M. Schwab, M. Rosenfeld, He'll
mntb B ,os., Lozsno Dry Goods o., w.
/. Whit,oD, Mrs. Lillian B. Blrrell,
Thos. @. hoy, Kaufman Bros, Robert
Elliott, Thompson & Appich, Il. Noel
Garner, Ernest l.. Allen & Co., Z. ID.
Bumback, the Mrs. F. ]. Kramer
Floral Company, Sylvan Blondheim and
M. Ruben & Sons.
The city has so far been but partially
cauvassed, and indications point to a
membership Of over one hundred.
A meeting Of the board OF directors
will be held at the Chamber OF Com
snerce rooms at 8 p. NJ. Tuesday, March
rs, 1910.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
POLICE COURT.

fJustIee Il. B. Oaton presIdingI
The following cases we're disposed Of
this morning:
Aunie Freeman and Antosio Baker,
both colored, charged with disorderly
conduct aud fighting, we're fined 70.
john Lewis, Jared Washington ano
Yhomss Terrell, sll colored, charged
with dIsordsrly conduct and fighting, we're
aiued 90 each.
A white man, charged With being
dunk on the street, wss sent to the
work house for ten days.
JUVENILE Adv hSIUhkhS'
Sylvester Warren and Walter West,
two boys living 10 Washington. between
sight aud nine years OF age, boarded a
brick wagon near their homes yesterday
aud rode t, this city. They we're found
In the street toward the CLOSE Of the day
aud taken to the station house whore
they were made comfortable by Lieut.
Bsttis. This morning q sister OF one OF
the boys came hers aud took them baek
90 Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
Negro Preacher Lynehed.

Greenwood, Miss, March 9-Psnon
Wallace. 9 negro preacher, wss taken
from the county JILL and lsnched bert
shortly before Door Tidy, A death watch
had been maintained ~ the jiil since
early last night. Wallace engaged In q
revolver 6ghI With q policeman In which
both we're ssriously wounded. The mob
surrounded the jail, but was kept quiei
BY q statement from the sheriff that
Wallace would probably die. When 1t
became known that be might recover
the mob took him from The Jail. The
ofacsr shot by Wallace will recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED.

ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED.
About two O'Clock this morning
Special Officers Psnksy and Gender and
Nishtyard Waterman Ssmplee die
covered that g Southtrn Railway car
had been robbed at Seminary ltition,
sbou. two miles wet Of this city, and be-
,ieyipg the thief or thieves would bring
the plunder to this ctr, they notified
Chief Goods, who With Officers knight,
Ycuog end GarVey and the railway
officers hid themselves near the Stone
bridge. They saw 8 man emerge from
a neasby house aud look toward every
quarter of the compass and nnslly
sgusl to another man who was on DIS
Wsy down West End rosd with we'll
6llsd bag on bis shoulders. Inc istte,
subsequently entered the house ana
CaIef Goods, having secured sesfcn
warrant, later With Officers kolsn''
Young and Garvey and the rail@sy
officers appeared st the house sno
knocked for admission. Receiving no
response, they broke In back door.
Officers knight and Gsrvey started up
stairs after the men, when two shots
from n revolver we're fred at them.
The off kept on and took charge
Of Lawrence and Bernard Petit, who
thew found 10 the houss. They found
a pistol In the room. The oficers also
took D ,ssessiou OF miscellaneous as
sortmeot of goods which, 1t Is believed,
have been stolen at times from railroad
csrr. II believed that the prisoners
will be sent to Fairfax Courthouse, Is
the alleged robbery was committed out
side the city's jurisdiction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
INVESTIGATING COLLISION.

UoItsd States steamboat inspector
from Newport News we're In Bsltimor;
yesterday taking the testimony Of Cap
tain Bosl, officers and crew Of the British
steamer Lord Roberts, which vas run
into March 1 while OF anchor 10 the
lover bay by the steamer Newporl News,
Of the Washington and Norfolk line.
II the dispositions Of all are completed
Ia time che Roberts will resume her trip
lodsy for Belfast, ireland, for which
part, With Q fall cargo Of merchandise,
she sailed from Baltimore, February 81.
rhe investigation Of the eolliIlon took
place In Norfolk today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
OVERLOOKED TIE MACHINE
FLAVOR.

The President on Tuesday displaced
Postmaster Burroughs, Of Alexandra
who has been saying some mighty Sc
we're and disagreeable things about tn;
republican machine in Virginia, with
]. A. Eggborn, favored by the repub.
lIcan organization. Burroughs is said
to have done ugly end, for him, indis.
Greet talking about the machine leaders
trying to make bargains with him four
years ago. He did not seem to realize
that this republican administration has
a good deal of the machine flavor about
it. That lie, lie did not realize 1t yester.
day. He does toe Washington cores
pendent Lynchburg News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
LOOKING FOR HIS "FRIEND."

The resident of Fairfax county who
alleges he was robbed of $62 while under
the Influence OF liquor In this city re-
Gently, was 10 Alexandra again To-Day
endsavoripg to identify The msn who
took his money from him. The Fairfax
Ian says be entered a certain saloon
where be took drink, and later lett sne
place with three men whom he did mo-
know. One Of the trio, who gave oil
name as Smith, proposed that the c'ua'
trymsn turn over the $62 TO him io'
ssIe-kseping. The victim says be remem
bcrs nothing that happened subsequently
The police have been notified oil III
ALLEGED robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
FRATERNAL VISIT.

The meeting last night OF Ssrepta
Lodge Of Odd Fellows was interesting
throughout. There was large atten-
dance. Eastern Lodge, of Washington,
paid a fraternsl visit to Sfrepta Lodge
and conferred the Initiatory degree upon
one candidate. At The close OF the meet.
ing Ice cream and cake were served and
smoker followed at which speeches
were made by the visitors and their hosts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
THE CAMERON oLUs.

Ga Monday uigh!, March IA, at Lee
Camp Hall At 8 o'clock Representative
Frank N. Nye, OF Minnesota, will give
m address before tbs Cameron Olub on
the subject Of national ideals. Mr.. NYeis
a delightful lecturer and is ~ brilliant
10 bis way as his famous brother "Blll,"
Nys. This is the second of this winters
course Of lectu'es. Dean Crawford's and
Representative Richmond P. Hobson's
lectures will be announced later on.
Moudsy night the tickets can Be obtain.
cd at the door of Lee Camp Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
CHARTER.

A charter has been granted to the
Cabinet Vending Company, Incorpora.
atsd, AlexsDdrls, ]. Il. sencindeyIr.
president; ]. II. Heller, vice president;
O. B. Guittard, secrstary-all OF WASH.
ipRton. Capital stock; Maximum, $lO0,
600; minimum, $1,000. Offset and
purposes; Mercantile business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
STABLES BURNED.

The feed stables OF the New Washing
ton Brick Company, at Addison, on the
Washington, Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway short distance north
OF this city, we're destroyed BY fire about
10 O'Clock last night. At the time
OF the FIRE the stables contained about
900 tons Of bsled hay and several wagons.
Il Is thought the damage will amount to
81. 900. The FIRE is supposed to have
been of iucendisry origiu. The FIRE illu,
many people In bsis city supposed the
buildings ct Luna Park we're burning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
BASKETBALL TOMORROW.

Tomorrow night at the Armory Hall
the Y. NJ. s. L. "5pesd Boys" uade-
fested champions of Alexandria, will
lineup against the Carroll Iust'tate, a
fast FIVE Of Washington.
The Carroll Institute hiss on Its tam
some of the best goal tosSers In the Dls'
trIct, such as Croghau and MCCARTHY.
The Lyceumites will use the regular
lineup: Toomey, right forword; Ed
tgisle. left forward; Pct 'ersou, center;
Oockrell, right guard; Williams, left
guard. This game will be played ior
the benefit OF the Alexandria Athletic
Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09

An emphatic denial was made in Lon.
don today by friends Of the family Of
Premier Herbert Asquith OF the story
that the premier AMI his wife are shortly
to seek judicial separation. II has long
been no secret that the domestic affairs
Of the Asquiths are unhappy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
DIED.

Tuesday. March s, 1910, Mrs, KATHA.
AIRE FUCHS. Funeral from Emmanuel
Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner Alfred
and Cameron streets, Tomorrow Thursday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Friends invited. In
tsrmsnt Observation-Disclosures, Del, papers
please COPY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-09
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CITY
TJudre J, B. t. Thornton, presiding.

[ JuuB5 o. ID II 1FsOI"90"I o
Bsllepger & Bro. and James M. Gar
ysy vs. Jas. J. Kelly; verdict for plsin-
tiff for $3.50, the same to be expended
upon the property In question the Ton
tine Hotel.
Katie A. Ryan Was appointed admin
Istratrlx Of the eststs Of the late Jere'
mish J. Ryan. John I. Sweeney,
Michael Igoe and james B. Fitzgerald
were appointed appraisers.
Samuel T. Park vs. Joseph B. Drew,
suit for $40, 900 for Islander; jury and
case 10 progress. Judge J. z. NJ. Morton
represents the plaintiff and MIR. 8. It.
Brent, the defendant.