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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

churl who says he has a. freckle eradi-
Gator 20 submit TO your highness-"
"Hah-hah," Ho-ho,' cried the queen
in high excitement Give him not the
hook. fool Show him in at once. The
rest can waltz
But, your highness-"
Quick, Go to, odds boddikins.
Prithee. ForsOoth.'
Upon which the base fellow was
shown in with his freckIe eradicator,
which while the titled and gifted call
ers cooled their heels in the ante
chamber, ne demonstrated for the next
two hours and a q uarter. And the
queen purchased SOC bottles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08
.rHE BILL BOARD NUISANCE

Editor Ell FasO Herald
II was with great pleasure that /
read an article in The Spectator. FL
Paso's weekly. headed The Bill Board
Nuisance In IL, it says it makes Fl
Paso look cheap, which is right but
The Spectator forgot to say the
properrv owner looks cheaper Why
does not FL Paso follow other large
cities and forbid this eyesore2 FL Paso
is not hard up for money; it is the
owners of empty lots who let these
boards be put up TO get a little rent
or a little free advertising and also
save the expense of putting up a fence
Please give this space in your valuable
paper. Yours truly,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08
PEOPLE AND CATTLE.

Editor FL PaSO Herald
L noticed yesterday morning that at
the fire of the Texas OIL company the
people lack a whole lot % having the
sense Of cattle Now when the fire
alarm was sounded. the people began
running 10 the fire, while the cattle,
anticipating any danger, would have
run from it. People don't stop to think
Of the danger; the cattle won't venture
TO il. " G. Curtis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

Anthony J. Drexel and Mrs. Leeds,
we read. changed from the Lusitania
to the New York because they wanted
the protection Of the American flag.
But judging by the Lusitania's past
performances they could have mad this
protection without troubling TO change
ships .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08
Letters to The Herald.

LAII communications must bear tbs
signature Of the writer, but the name
VII be withheld II reQuested-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08
How About the Otherss

The New Jersey law permits women
voters to go to the polls after admit
ting that they are over 2L This viii
be satisfactory TO all women under 50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

play that was closed by the au-
thorities in Boston has failed to shock
New York. But possibly il was the
grammar in it that offended the Hub.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08
BY GEORGE FITCH.

ships around the Mediterranean and
sitting in with the other powers. It
has taken half q dozen wars and hun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08
More Truth Than Poetry
By JAMES }. MONTAGUE

A. the Etteia Commander IhimkAs
Better keep five Of six OF the enc
my's ships busy waiting for you than
sinking you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

George Mack has left for the west
on a brief vacation.
Edward Zeiger has gone 10 AlbuQuer-
que on business trip
Fred H PITT. a mining man Of Las
Cruces. is here on visit
B. Lynch left yesterday on . business
trip TO Santa Rosalia. Mex
W l. stevens, OF Seattle, is visiting
I'm the city with T r. Jones'
Thomas O'Keeffe has returned 10 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

To is certain that the PheIps-Dodge
company proposes doing many things
for II Psso and plans are fast material
iziu-- The company viii soon begin
The erection Of a large office build
ing, which viii be five stories in height
and will be occupied by the general Of
fees OF the company. IT is also stated
that the company VIII submit to the
city council al an early date a petition
asking for q right of way through the
OF way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08
MRS selma LENS

81 the efforts
to obtain and sell TO foreign Krag rifles stored
of
Springfield rifle adopted by the Mrs forth
with the admission that she had several well
from am
said on the rifles now whereas in
pace time they about 50 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

The population OF Guadalajara has
decreased by nearly half since the revo-
luton began" said F. n Banks. In
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
NEUfCIIaTAL CHEESE.

This variety is similar to gne cot
tage cheese, but IS made from rich,
whole milk, hence is a richer cheese.
The milk must De sweet ami shUul
test from Per cent, to 5 Per cent.
fat. The amount of starter used
depends upon The time USED for CO.
agulution. The milk should first be
heated to about so degrees F. after
which the starter and rennet are
added, Seven and one-kalf c. c. of
rennet per 10G pounds of milk and
Is per cent. starter are sufficient to
cause the En:i. to Consulate in
,;n.uI 81 hat =. AS s,;,.; c.s a
tir Z Culu ufAneG. 81. al oe
. ,ceu lii >'".n. ::ags to drain nd
Sigh, l-1osuie Snoui4 be app.ied
to aid i'll expeling the whey. Ibis
draining process requires several
hours. After oil free whey has es-
capped, salt sfould be added at the
rate OF two and one-half ounces to
ten pounds of curd. At the time of
s4'ting, the curd should be kneaded
we'll by hand as this has tendency
to improve the texture of the cheese
besides thoroughly mixing the salt
with the curd. The cheese is then
ready to be moulded and marketed
One hundred pounds of milk will
! yield about twenty to twenty-foul
pounds of cheese which retails al
from twenty-five to forty cents {
pound.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
LADIES FIRST In JACKSON.

University News Letter.
Word comes to the University
News Letter that Jackson county is
just about cutting in half its aver
age expenditure per high school
pupil for this current year. How
this is being done Miss Charlotte
Young, Principal of the Webeter
High School. does not write.
She does say that the two State
aided high schools of jackson coun-
ty have woman principal and a
man assistant in each. She further
states thas the only lady dentist in
the State lives in this county and
also that its two largest postoffices
are managed by women.
Ladies first, if you please, i'm
Jackson county.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
v. R. COWANiS DEAD.

4 ~
William R. CoWan one Of the old J
est citizeLs ofaJack5on County died
at his home near Webster, Sunday
morning. Mr.. Cowan was well
known citizen of this county, hay
ing lived here all his life. lie was
eightythree years of age and had
been in feeble health for some
time. He was married to Miss
Altman who with four children sur
wives him. Two OF his children
live in this county, Mrs. c. NJ. Wells
of Sylvia and Arthur Cowan of Web
ster. His other two sons, are in
the west, W. P. Cowan living in
Wyoming and j. c Cowan living at
Hamilton Wash.
The funeral Wa, conducted Mon
day by Rev. Potts and Rev. D. r
Proffitt and his remains were in
tered in the}Stillwell cemetery. A
large croWo ofrelatives and friends
of Mr.. Cowan attended the funera
: and paid their respects to his mem
crv
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
MRS. ELIZABETH MOODY.

Whereas, our Heavenly Father in
his infinite wisdom, has removed
from our society, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moody, who departed this life Feb
ruary Is, 1915.
Resolved 1st. That we, the men,
bers of the Erosophian Literary
Society deplore her death, although
bowling in humble submission to
the will of Him who doeth all things
well.
Resolved End. That the heartfelt
sympathy of every member be ex-
tended to the bereaved ones with
the earnest prayer that God will
sustain them in this sad affliction.
Reso v d 3rd. That co ,y of these
resolution be placed upon our re.
records; a copy sent to the bereaved
family, and another to the Jackson
County Journal.
J. w. Bennett
Lena HarW0od
L. Davie Coward
Committee.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
SPEAKER WOOTEN dead

Speaker Emmett R: Wooten died
in Raleigh, Saturday, as a result of
inquiries received in an automo-
bile accident more than week ago.
1t was at first thought that Mr:
Wooten's injuries were not serious
but it soon developed that there
were internal injuries and that an
operation would be necessary. Fol-
lowing the operation. Mr.. WoQten
rallied and his friends hoped for his
recovery, but Saturday morning
alarming symptoms developed and
Mr.. Wooten passed away Saturday
evening.
The funeral was held at Kinston
where thousands of friends gather
ed to pay tribute to his memory.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
SIX kLEPTOMANlACES.

At the auditorium this evening
a company of the ladies Of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist
Church, will pre- sent Six Klepso-
maniacs, force comedy.
Some excellent musical features
have been ARRANGED and the perfor-
nance promises to be an excellent
one II ere will, no d ,ubt be a.
large house for the evening.
The admission charges will be
IS and Csc. The proceeds will be
given to the building fund of the
Methodist Church.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
COUNTY OffSCERS
ON SALARIES,

We see in the daily press of the
State that Representative Jones has
introduced DILL affixing salaries
for the officers of Jackson county
We do not know the provisions o
the bill or the salaries attached to
each Office, but hope to have them
by next week.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
SPECIAL committee.

The committee of the General As
sembly. appointed to investigate-
the Carter-Abernethy case where
Judge Frank Carter held Solicitor,
Chas. Abernethy in contempt Of
court, and to investigate the char
ges against Judge Carter, has been
given the powers Of court with
the right to subpoena witnesses.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
ELECTION ON
ANTI-jUG Law.

The Senate passed the Greer anti
jug bill, Tuesday with an amend
ment providing referendum, The
election to be held the second day
of August, and another amendment
providing that the act will be ap-
plicable to 80 Of the counties of the
state anyway, but mainly in the
event that those counties give a
majority for the law, The anti jug
law. as it is called, prohibits the
delivery of intoxicants, in the state
of North Carolina, for beverage pur-
poses. 1t had passed the lower
house of the General Assembly with
the astounding majority of 102 to
7. 1t is aimed at the liqour traffic
that has been carried on by the
railroads AMI the express compa
nies ever since the state went into
the dry column in 1909 and i
drafted under the Webb-Kenion Bill
placing intoxicants nnder the police
power of the state
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
ROGERS LAyDs JOB.

Sam. L. Rogers. of Franklin, has
been nominated as director of the
census by President Wilson. It
has been thought for some time
that Mr.. Rogers, who was manager
of Senator Simmons Campaign
would receive a good appointment
from the administration.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
WEBSTER

The people of Webster seem to
think that spring is near, by the
way they are beginning to till the
soil.
We are sorry to write that Mr..
William Cowan, one of our best
citizens, passed away at his home
near Webster, February 28.
Webster High School is still pro-
crossing nicely. The enrolment
having reached 208 16 more than
there is in the district.
We aie prostl 70 say ttlat r'icl
RI, - :;eon has decided 70 he
come permanent resident OF Web
srer, having purchased the Mrs.
Sophia Coward property.
j Hon. A. D. Parker of Sylvia was
in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bumgs rner
are visiting in our town this week.
Misses Vivian and Ruth Proffitt
attended the Society meeting at
Cullowhee Saturday night.
| Mr.. Robt. Madison Jr., of Raleigh
lis visiting home folks this week.
Messrs. E. Granger, 0. B. Coward
and Dick Smith are on the sick list
but are improving.
Mr.. John billiard made bushes.
trip to Franklin, returning Satur
day.
Messrs. Red Frizzell and Willi'
: Buchanan made a flying trip t
I Hamburg last week.
o Messrs. J. C. Moore, Norman Gold
u en-, James Mathis. Prof. Madiso
s and James Self were in Sylvia las
week.
Bennett Williamson has returne
l. from Buffalo, S. c.. after being ava
for nearly year.
nj The students of the Webster Hig
y School gave very successful Ell
tertainment in honor Of Geore
n Washington on February %.
,fl Mr.. J. G.. Moore has been electe
=, principal of the Beta Graded Scho'
= for the coming year. M. M. B.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
BhLSA... GROVE.

The farmers of this section are
getting quite a lot OF work done.
While we are having such tiii2>e
W Gather.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford, of Augur
preached at Brasstown Saturday
and Sunday. The peop of Brass
town met Sunday afternoon and Or
ganized Sunday School. The
winter has been so rough that we
have not been having any Sunday
School t this place since last fall.
We all hope to have good Sun
day school this spring and sum
mer.
N. H. Wood is moving to Sun
burst this week.
MISS LYDIA and Thomas Hooper of
Moses Creek were Wishing i'll Brass
town Saturday night. Miss Hooper
reports that their ScnoOl at Moses
Creek will close March IL with d
big entertainment and box supper.
Nj hooper has leen very
i'll but is some better.
Lesley Jones was taken ill last
Thursday and departed from TINS
lie last frluay lilgl., ne Vas IL
conscious from the ..,lic sio OGJa;nS
i'll. The cause OF his ueath is us
hlloWu iii. JOitoo Woo q o,Out nolti III
young man eighteen years olo
His remains Was laid to rest in Til,
Balsam Grove cemetery Saturday.
l.. H. Parker,s little boy that ha
; been SICK Tor some time is improv
ing fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. E. Hooper wen
to Cullowhee last Friday.
Hon. J, J. Page of Waynesville
moving to Caney Fork we are
! glad to have Mr.. Page and famil
in our community.
;, The people of Johns Creek an
"a Moses Creek, are building a Unio
Church near the Johns Greek scho
= house.
Come again Brown Eyes of Co,
!. arts.
. Wishing all the readers mut
:, success.
; - Mountain Times.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
ITEMS fRUM BETA

Dear Editor:
AS did not see anything from
Beta last week, thought [ would
give the news.
Sam Montieth of Dillsboro cal ed
at Beta last Friday.
Born to NJ. and Mrs. Jim Ensley
Of this place fine boy Sunday.
Miss Maud Buchanan of Webster
is visiting her sister Mrs. A. A. Allen
Of Beta. +:
Miss Otelia Robinson of Dillsboro
was in Beta the past week visiting
her aunt Mrs. L. ~ Allen.
Miss Octa Buchanan of Asheville
is visiting at Beta this week.
Pink DAVIS u Barkers Ccee k WAS
up 1t tle Beta I<u1ler ii i. last Wee44.
Wcsjcl-. nceo who mas been
teachl7e school at Johns creei<
called at BETA Saturday.
ihe Sunday School at Beta is
progressing nicely this spring.
guess the farmers of Beta are
glad to see the weather open up
again on the account of getting
their plowing done.
VS.. Allen of Beta went to Sylvia
Saturday on business.
Jeff Robinson the miller of Bets
:, spent Sunday with home folks neal
Dillsboro.
! Mr.. Bill Davis aud family, MI
t and Mrs. W. J. Fisher, Mrs. Bill
Dougles Davis wife and baby at
s tended the birth day dinner of Mrs
: Dougles Davis Thursday pear Web
ster.
e Rufus and Charlie Robinson G
o Dillsboro were at Beta Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Rickman returne
+ Friday night from Waynesvill
n where she has been visiting tn
st past few days.
George Snyder the Beta mercha1
d thinks if dollars were, as plentif,
" as eggs he would take in many
dollar.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Crawford
III Sylvia visited Mrs Wilson Ensley (
5e Beta Sunday.
Thad Beard of this place is ve7
I'd ill but we hope he will soon be ,
ol again.
Mr.. Hall of Savannah was at Be
Saturday.
oSl Winston Henson of Whittier W
is at Beta Sunday.
on With best wishes to the Journ
Oh and its readers, -
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
HEALTH PROMOTES HAPPINESS

Without health, genuine joy: is
impossible; without good digestion
and regular bowel movement you
cannot have health. Why neglect
keeping bowels open and risk being
sick and ailing? You don't have
to. Take one small DR.. Kings New
Life Pill at night, in the morning
you will have a full. free bowel
movement and feel much better.
Helps your appetite and digestion.
Try one tonight. adv.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATES.

HUH UUllUOL DLOnl kOs
Chapel Hill, March 3.-A great
interest in North Carolina is being
aroused and maintained in the ap-
preaching Statewide contest OF the }
High School Debating Union. This
interest embraces in it's scope boys
and girls, men and women schools
rural communities. small towns,
aad large cities.
Two hundred and fifty schools re-
presenting 80 counties of the State,
with one thousand debaters, all told.
now have their earnest attention
and effort centered on the triangu-
lar debates which will occur on
March 26. All Of the schools win
ming both of their triangular debates
will send their teams to Chapel Hill
on April 8 to compete in the final
contest for the Aycock Memorial
Cup. This cup is the trophy which
the intercollegiate debaters of the
University have provide1 for the
schools which wins OUT finally. 1t
Was wonin 1913 by the Pleasant
Garden high school and in 1914 by
the Winston Salem high school.
The question to be discussed this
wear is one of much timeliness:
Resolved, That the United States
should adopt the policy Of subsidiz-
IND it's merchant marine engaged
in foreign trade. At present only
s. 9percent of American shipping
is carried under the American flag
The high school debaters in theil
eager search for vantage ground III
the debates will thoroughly thresE
out the subsidy as means or build
ipe up rilo marine. /, must De ina
these debates will ave wonder
fully instructive e.iect upon ire oU
600 or more North Carolinians VIII
will make up the total audiences.
AS part of the State Unive1
sity s policy of extending its helE
fulness to every section of Mort
Carolina. the High School Debatin
Union takes high rank. 1t is sal
to say that this series Of debate
will be the largest in size and mo:
far-reaching in influence OF all az
bate series to be held in the variol
States of the Union this year.
Inquiries from other States as
the nature and conduct of the D
batting Union come regularly
Secretary E. R. Rankin. From tt
State Universities of Virginia, Kel
lucky, and California have come
ouiries about North Cardinals sy
tenn of debating. The Universi
and the high schools have given
the State a debate system viii
servee as standard wherever it
known.
Sylvia High School has be-
grouped with Waynesville and Cs
ton High Schools.
SpEhKCR W0OTEN MA
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-05

Chas. M. Wells went to Lake
Junaluska, Tuesday, to submit plans
and make his bid on the contract
for the building of a bungalow for
Rev. Frank Siler. Missionary Secre-
tary for the Western North Carroll
ma Conference, at the Assembly
grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
nm. R. R. DENIES
TRONGINC LABOR
,,,ists on "Open Shop"
but Is in Favor OF
Organization
-, CON SIDETRACKS
WALSH-JOHN D. CASE
:, n Take No Part In the
rr,,trOyersy-Deplores Such
Discussions.

.-..,, Nav 5-The Pennsyl-
Ip.,lrosd Company, answering
ufS ~ urfairness 10 organized
ei'seSs .fore the United States Com
s,ei ~, On Industrial Relations to-day
$50 through its vice-presldent'
a'.a,'1a .crburv. that it did not op-
y. " --srization OF It's employees, but
F ~. 90 mon the "open shop prln-
g. .rd oppossd unions with sihlia-
~, vb,ch might bring on sympa-
s' XIV, woul6 welcome closer relations
~ erlployes.' said Mr.. After
- 80 !, could be brought about
~. ,r,,er sus0lceS. We would more
~ .,sonc al organization Of all
i--.'.irsri, Railroad employees among
i'.--.s.i,cs without cntauElnC outside
l'-, Such an organization I'M
.-- a..rii would be good for the rail
go ~ ANYTHING tina: is good for the
' "a, IS good for the employees
"p,..isert Wilson's refusal Yesterday
-. trrr,sh tho Industrial Relations
S.-;,.ion with copies Of correspond
,-,s with former Governor AminohS on
5-i, OIL the colorado coal strike
-. ,ynls;rcd a. the White House 10
70 ,,.b the statement that the Presi-
~. 5d no, care 20 take any part IN
t .o-.royersy between Chairman
r.,,t End john n. Rockefeller, lr.
e., Presidents friends say he he
,,.r. the commission should conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Transfer, and Lslsnmsnts.- NJ

Tranii.rs and t.lsnments.-gy g. Lieuo. VI.
Neumaier. seth 10 l6lst J. Rogers. l6lsi 70 S9th
J. W Costello l5lt TO 1884 G. P Menesy. 1884
10 I6Ist: Ptlmn J. r Haley 277th Pct. 70 bet.
Bur designated a. acting do. ggt. T ?. Powers.
bet. Bur 10 -9th Pet. designation as acting DEF
srgt revoked mounted ptimn. Win horse, ana
oGuipm-nts SD Pct. pets. indicated X y.
Connolly cd: J. J. sullivan. s5tb. Is. A satug
sjih: 4 J. CoHklin s6th; J. J. FeehaD. 5eth. y
J. Maney. s6th. T }. McGlue. Goth: from CON
mands indicated to 99d Pct $ Fem. ssh II
q NcTernsn. sIl,h: j B O'Bren. 2ltfh. VI
McGrsth. 276th; " ] Gould. 2slst; ". O. Reilly
Trsfic D, tmuuaU. May 5. Ptlmn VI. g. single
IT,. 2S3d Pct. assigned 10 mounted duy. a.. =
scheerer. esd Pet. assignment 10 mounted duV
Temporary A,,gsm.nt,---sergt R B. Watt. 32d.
70 o1ics of TrarIc and Marine divisions 20 days
May TO- r% H., ! N9 HSs5 is, ih and % g pfs
r BaTrois.' 5sth, 20 ID / D. 10 day., NAY 5. l.
Halpern. 2ist 20 bet Bur. days. May 8: ", a.
q Briei 2Sth 10 bet. Bur. days. May 4. 7. J.
sweeney 3glh 10 bet. Bur. days. May .; A:
W Wallander seth 70 training school as physical
r. b squad. duty IN Warrant Squad. 20 days.
MAY 4 temporary Assignment Ia Det. Bur. dscon
tnued: W =. FnuigAn, lT3d. 70 Comnissionera
0rlcce. as chauffeur 10 days. My = J LaIeha
Assessment Decentralization r II. PeyUn.
I'd to bet. Bur. MAY 4.
Suspended from Dub mo psy).E w. With
ssh May 5. .. Shelby. lsfst, May S.
Dismissed -Aisy 4. Pumn. A ". BossaId Goth
conduct unbeeomlnE an oneef %. absent from
AIRED post l2). failed 10 remain or nIed pos
until properly relieved: ~, drew revolver and
pointed It az sergeant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-06
APPRAISAlS OF ESTATES,

ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER dun. I. 1919: ~,
VIC GOV To Halsted Conner. son 5000 and m,
estate IN Sl5l8e Laura FinnoEan, sister $500
aud Lvsngeiue Mexican not related 500 Assets
DEPOSITS. S2olo. notes and mor;ssgcs. 81 qol
stocks and bonds. Sll5e6
ALEXANDER FULLERTON duly 81. 1919
net N'l.S9a. To Spencer Fullerton. brother s. ;p2
Watcr SCHUYLER Ladt not relEted. So GtS Henry
S-.s.s, Alexander Fullerton knothe. not related.
S..elo. sarah H. Jacobs not related 81 0oe: Nv ain
Nicholson. not related 81 900 after the death al
walter SCHUYLER ladd ard Henry Hotchner a r.
mAinder' appraised At SS5s. to the Thsosophical
Scriety, A1yar, Madras s. India Assets De.
PESTS. S6e5. personality and mortgages. $685.: and
.togss and bonds. $lS,ioe. ard additional stocks
AlENIS VI LEON Nov 2. 1879: net. sss.osi
1c Ms Irene Il leon, widow life estate in sii o.
sets. A. undivided one fourth interest In iss East
Thirty second street. $a.523. deposits $50. per
sonaIiy. $3.50. aud stocks and bonds $40 ola
C,T1fEI> T'''II 1Y0u,,Ti To Si's5s
s., to9. E0y three hrne6csres were named IN
'he Will Tie principal requests were. Home Tor
The Agtt NJ thN Little Sisters Of the Poor. tSl IS;
Nsvir. Free Publication Society FOR the Blind
Catholic Orphan Ayum $40 900 Seton Hospital
Tor toUSum0tivcS. HoN Name Mission Tor the
EovCN District and s. Mslschys Home for
Children, each S265N.. Society o. 81. Vincent de
Association for Be'rendius Children and Young
Girls. sisters o. the Poor OF ST Francis II &
church o. s. Ann. Servants Of Relief for Incur
able Cancer s. Asnes Hospital Mission OF the
Hospital. each s. 900. the largest individual be
quests were life estate In $4,000 10 jennie
norny 5000 - Kate Mccormick. and 900 10
Man Fav. Assets loS East Twenty second
81 900. deposited in banks, sl33.Go7, mortgages
SIS $40, and PERSONALITY. !li6a