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IN PROBATE an,royvoc County

In the matter of the estate of John B. johnson
deceased
On reading and fling the petition of Riley Olson
Executor OF The last viii and tesfment of said de-
ceased. representing among other things, that he
has fully administered said estate. and PRAYING
that time and place be fixed for examining and al
loving his account of his administration flied In
this Court. IL Is ordered that said account be ex-
amlned oy the Judge of this Court, on Monday,
the 7th day OF September A. D. 1873, u 10 O'Clock
A NJ. al my Office in said County
ordered farther, thai notice thereof be given 10
tae heirs OF said deceased and to al persons inter
ested- oy publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior 10 said day OF hearing in
the Aanitowoc PnoT q weekly newspaper publish
ed ri Manitowoc in said County
dated at Manitowoc, the LIST day of September
A. D., 1878 t G. OLNSTED COUNTY Jud-s
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N TE.-!nanIsowac County

In the matter Of the estste ofJoseph Clowpeck
Sr., d seea> ed.
To all whom i nav concern.
Letters 81 administration on said estarp having
been Issued 20 Joseph CIowpck ST., on the 2ath
day oi53aGagy a r. SO sEd twelve months from
and siieg said Gay being SLOWED aH6 limited for
credit IS t. present their clSims FOR examratian
and allowance Notice Is hereby given THAR tae
undersigned wIii on last Mondays If SeFterher.
October. oyeslheT sHd nece2 bsreSe az he Pro-
bate osce in the City Of VI tatavec in said County.
receive, examine. and sd}Gst 81 claims. and de-
Iuaucs ~ al persons against said deceased.
S..1M =, u. OLAoIkD, CoUnty JtGre.
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Tn pRORlEE--ua aitoy-oc County

In tue matter OF the estate of Elizabeth
Schmidt deceased.
On reading and fling the Petition of Henry Ober-
hTly.Of Centeryile MaUitowUc County representing
among other things that Elizabeth Schmidt late Of
Eaton. in said County on the 10 day Of September
4. D. 1853 at Eaton in said County. died interstate.
eayiEg goods. chatJcs and estate within this
State OF i~consin. apt that the said petitioner i
cEFOtAcT-iu-aw cf said GcCeaSru.au prIviuz that
admins traTiOn OF sad estate be 10 }anICuS SChui-
der granted. tits ordered that said petition be
heard before the J Ed-e of this Court, Monday.
the 18th dag OF October. A D.. 1s75at 10 clock \.
n. az Iay Office in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof he given 10
the leils OF sajd deceased and 10 al persons in
terestcd, by pUb'ishiu- 3 copy Of his order tor
three successive weeks prior to said av Of hearing
IN the NaDjtOyuc PRIOR Il X -k5y y e,gsjiaqe! pub-
ished at the City oi Mauijowoc in said County.
I =. OLMSTED. County Judge
Dated Mauitow &C, Wis..the 18th cay OF September
A. D.. Is .. S9-Sw
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4
4 Tor the Eastern District Of Wisconsin.
Jonah. Richards
the schooner In
perial, her boats ...
&c
IL AD,-IBxIT1. II. r. ( Q. c. Markham proctors.
DY virtue Of s. Mention issued out-of the said
tstourt at the instance # the said Libellant for
the sum o three hundred and sixty two dollars.
claimed by tim for salvage. have attached the
said schooner Imperial her boats SC at Mauito-
Voc.
Notice i therefore hereby given TO al persons
claiming the said schooner Imperial her boats.
tackle apparel aid furniture, or knowing or hay-
irs snvthlng u say, WIS the same should not be
condemned ard sold Pursuant 10 the prayer OF said
L. bel theT they be and appear before ~ad Court
= be held an AID for the said Eastern District of
Wisconsin at Milwaukee on the 18Th da7 of Sep
TENDER, lc?3 II u ocioek in the forenoon Of rfe
SAID dSF IL the same shall he 5sy Of Jurisdiction
otherwise on the tsv Of Jurisdiction thereaf
ter. then aEd there ts interPase claim and ID
ms Se their allegations IN fhst behalf
Marshal Office, Milwaukee. Sept. 9Th, 1875.
Z. ). HAMILTON.
Marshal.
b r. r BLAZE
oSA-9E Deputy.
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FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF WISCONSlN--Cr
- Court ManIlOvvOc County.
James Rrudy, Plaintiff
against
HAM. z Snnnrnnr and

JdHits RruuN, flalntln
against
Henry r. SOmmer and :
Joseph Sommer his
wife, Defendants.
70 Y virtue of and pursuant to A Judgment of fore
~ closure and sale in the above entitled action,
rendered the 2sth day of July. A D. 1875. I shall
ocr Tor sale and sell to the highest bidder at pub
tc auction, AT tie Sherff's office at the Court
House in the City of Manitowoc County of Manito-
Voc and State of Wisconsin, on the 22nd day of
October, A. D. 1875, at the hour of ten o'clock A.
VI of that dav.
The following is description of the mortgaged
premises herein:
All that certain tract, lot piece or parcel Of land
situate. Wing and being in the City of Manitowoc
County of Nanitowoc and State of Wisconsin
to-wlt: Lot number twelve G2l and east half of
Lot number eleven an in Block number one hun
bred and seventy-six j 10.
Dated at the SheriTs Office this 18th day of
September. a. d. 1S5
J. y. MARKHAM & WIrrENRERG
ATTY for Plaintiff. Sheriff of Manitowoc Co
4. MULHoLLAND, Under Sheriff ssl-6w
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In the matter of the estate Of leopold Steible
deceased.
To 81, whom Il may concern.
Letters of Administration on said 2 tate having
been Issued - Joseph Stciole on the tn DAY OF
December A. d. 1875 and f,srIE months fzoin and
after the lSil day Of SepteE har Isl el- 81 0yg cd
aad limited or creditors FSc G-h 5r cli ms for
examination and allowance. Eutice - hereby
given tfct the urSersi .uei vf on rAa Ilth cav ~
October -. ant on the Lgst No8sssy n Nnyena-
bsF, &crcmter- a. JalUar to,iossl llE SID dsv AZ
tae iTsbate office t:se city 81 hlHtsoNgc IL said
demands OF all TeTss-s SgSilsr said Gee as ed.
se2-iw 7. &, OMITTED, County JUDGE
Dated NGAitU2sJG. lSE 1stA. s..
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FORECLOsURE SALE.
StTsEs2 o. wSSCC ESES, IA Circuit
= Court. Iisknit0Syoc County.


against
IRA ?. Smith, Minnie Smith
his wife. Christian Zoe Ike
and Bertha Koelke his " lie
and James Rody,
Defendants.
By virtue Ct and pursuant 10 4 Judgment
order of foreclosure and sale, rendered in the
above entitled action on he ID iay Of July
A. b. 1875 at a regular term of the Circul
Court Of Manitowoc county, aud State Of Wis.
consul shall expose for sale and Sc | At
public vendue to the highest bidder at the
sheriffs office in the city and County q
Manrow0c, and state If Wisconsin, on tho
10th day Of october, A d 1875, at 10
clock in the forenoon of said day. all the
following described mortgaged premises or
so much Of the same AS may be necessary to
satisfy the amount adjud9ed to the plaintiff
together with the interest and costs to-wit:
Tn" south eighty feet of lot No. seven q in
BLOCK No one hundred and sixty FIVE 1861
lying and being stu tied in the City Of Man,
itowoc, County Of Mauitowoc and State Of
Wisconsin according to the recorded plot Of
said city.
Dated this S0;h day Of August A D.
1873.
\. WITTENBERG,
SIerIff Of Manitowoc Comfy
White & Forrest Plf's Atty's. $50 6H
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A town caucus Of The r. form party Of
the town Of Manitownc viii be held at
kettenhofcn's North " estern House, on
Friday, October 18th, 1875, at , O'Clock =.
NJ, for the purpose Of electingR delegate to
tie county and district conventions.
By order Of town Com.
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REFQRN TICKET.

+ u Governor,
WILLIAM 7. TAYLOR.
Fer Lieut. Governor,
CHARLES /. PARKER.
Tor Secretary & State,
PETER DOYLE.
+ or State Treasurer,
FERDINAND KUEHN.
Eor Attorney General,
A. SCOTT SLOAN
For Sup't Public Ins.'a, .
EDWARD Soaring.
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az Probate nalneowoc Coansy

In the matter Of tie Estate Of John Stewart.
Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of T. y.
ceased. representing among other things. that he
has fully administered said estate. and praying
that a time and place be liked for examining and
allowing his account OF his administration lied III
this Court 1t is ordered that SAID account be
amiued by the judge of this Court, on Monday,
the 1lJh day OF October. A D. 40, st 10 clock
4. NJ. at my office in said Comfy
Ordered fdrthcr that notice III areof be given TO
the heirs of said deceased and to all persons in
terested bypublishing copy OF this order forthree
weeks prior to said day OF hearing, in
the Manitowoc PILOT Weekly Newspaper publish
ed at Manil OWuc in said county.
&gi-3W T. q. OLMSTED, County Judge.
Dated at AaniJOWoc ne - day OF September, 4.
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SALE oPFoRFEITED sTaTFIAyDs.
STATE or NEsCossIs.
OEKES 0F ICs4T<sIeSERs
ASp L SIyY Rsr-Y LANDS.


Madison. Wis. Sept. LIST 1875.
n oTico j. flereby given that al the School. Uni
~ versitY- AgricaifGrs College. Forfeited Mort
gaged-sad swamp Lanes N the STATE q Wisconsin,
which have been forfeited by non payment Of inter
est for wear fo75ri be offered ioE sale Il public
auction. 1t thc Capitol in Madison or the 18th day
Of December A. u IsFa- Eless sooner redeemed;
said sale 70 commence 3: > OF clock 4 NJ. and cor
tnus from Gay 70 day until al Of said lands shall
aaTe DeS1 offered said lands siil be o4C-ed by
coo3ties arranged IN alphabetical Jrder,z
Among these sre the following dsseri1asl-nds y,
AaoiLowae GoanLy. which Will BE- offered the
prize named opposite each traSt-y tbs Se5f.nc
Total amount due State which Includes the
principal dGe al the time Of forfeiture; the interest
On &c SAME 70 January lst. lo16: al taxes which
hsS .ysel rernrned against tae Land and remain
unpaid, tie Cost Of adj ertisn and three per cent
saHages4 7ee ta
said lands viii he soil subject al unpaid
assessed against the same. not included herein.
Ile per centage parable at the time of purchase
viii DO fixed by the Commissioners ct the sale.
- sEH ~ PETER DOYLE.
FEEDENAED KLEIN,
i. SCoTT sloan.
Commissioners Of School and University Lands.
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Ee i yirtUe Of writ Of vcniitoni exporras issued
- OUT uf&nd under the seal of she District Court
OF the Ualfed States. for the Eastern District O.
isccnSIn- dated This 2ith day Of September, 1915
shall sell ~ public auction on board said vessel.
n Mani owoc. Wis, on Thursday the Both day OF
September. lS1a st eleven O'Clock A. " the said
schooner Imperial her boats, tackle, apparel furni-
ture, etc. Terms cash.
&. :. HAMILTON.
L :. Marshal. 2
By r. T. BLAKE,
Deputy.
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Appellant.
against = sigF~-s
GEORGE RICE, EsstA - 81
T. RICE. EDWARD g.
BUfkLT. tyEsOE9EREsD -T -.-
ard JULLIETTE !.
BED.
Respondents
uanli0WGc county So.
l. virtue OF an execution issued out Of the
DSupreme Court o. the State Of Wisconsin 10 me
directed and delivered. and in favor Of Elvlra ;.
Loo1lls, Appellant,gad against the goods and chat
ties and real estate Of George Rice Emma E. Rice
Edward =. Bulky, Georce Reed and Juliette 5
Reed Respondents, have levied on the right title
sa1 Interest which the said respondents had on the
18th day day OF April a =. loIj or have since &C
quired Ia and 10 the following described real estate
to-Xit.
Lots one a. two o. seven y , and the east half
of Lot three g. in Block number one hundred
and g ght rs, IL the city and Comfy Of Manito-
voc ana 5tate Of Wise pnsili. the are laid
down on the plat of said city OF Man:icwoc and
recorded in the Registry OF Deeds ior ManitOwOc
County which SHAH expose
for sale and sell 10 the highest bidder at public
auction. at the SherIs office in the Court House in
the city OF Nanit0woc WISCONSIN. on Saturday the
day Of october. A u. 1878. al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, of that day 10 satisfy the amount Of
said Executions ard others II my hands and the
costs Or sale
Dated Nanitog9e, Wis. this g day Of August
1873.
r. P. Eaton, A. WTrTENBERG.
Pits Atty. Sheriff Of Mauitowoc County,
5S3-GY BY P. IULHOLLAND,
Under Sheriff
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y II bhhkbNS
PLAI>TIFF.
4 @5iinst
August BRUss.
Defendant
the Circuit Court of Nanitowoc County in
the above entitled action. and to me direct
ed ami delivered | have this 18th day of
August, 1875, levied on the North West qrart-
er Of the North West quarter of section No.
thirty-tbree (32) Tow nShip No. seventeen
10 Range, twenty-one (2I) East. situated
IN the County of Manitowoc and state Of
Wisconsin, which shall expose for sale and
sell TO the highest bidder AT pubic auction
at the Sheriff Office In the Court House in
t6e City of Manitowoc Wisconsin at 10
o clock in the forenoon on Saturday the 18th
day of September 1873. or so much of the
said described premises as shall be sufficient
to satisfy the execution in my hands. amount
ing 10 one hundred and seven dollars and
sixty four cents and interest thereon from
the 30'h day Of June 1875, besides the cost
and disbursement OF sale
Dated sheriff ofee Manit0woc Wis,
August ilth IS75.
\ WITTENBERG
Sheriff Of Mauitdwoc county,
J. E. NoMulien, plaintiff. Atty.
S92-2 y
The e5nve sale has been adjourned until The End
day OF October, $50.
4 WITTENFERG. Sheriff.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
- TATE De WISCONSIN,.
~ COUNTY Of inflow &c. SIS.
/ S.rCnt. GDE.k.

John Arnold
John Dubry
and Anna
Dolby Lis
wife and
Matthias Aiath
ies0n.
pY virtue OF, and pursuant 70 Judgment order of
DiorecIosure and sale, rendered in the above
titled action on the p day of july \. D.. 1879 at
"a regular term of the Circgi Court, for MaRitowoc
County. held at the Court House in the city and
| County OF Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin. |
shall expose for sale, and sell az pubic veudue.
10 the highest bidder, IT the Sheriff office in the
City and County of MaHil0WOc, and state of Wis
cousin. on the 2nd day of October, A D., 1910 at 10
0 clock in the forenoon OF said day, all Of the fol-
lowing described murEaged premises, or 50 much
OF the same as may be necessary 70 satisfy the
amount adludgcd tothe plaintiff. in said action,
together with the interest and costs, and
expenses ol sale. to-WiT:
Tine northwest quarter Of thC north east quarter
and the east hall of the northwest quarter of sec
tIon No. one 10 Township 40. twenty one (2l.l
north Of Range No. twenty three as. east, all in
said ManiJpwOc county.
Dated sheriff Ofis, Eapitowoc Wis. this 18th
day OF August a. d. 1870
4. N-IT'TFN BERG.
sheriff of ManitoWoc Co
j. D. Markham, Plaintiffs Atty.
,S--iigy.
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REFORN COUNTY AND DISTRICT
CONVENTION,

District Conventions or the Reform party,
for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for members OF assembly, viii be belt on
Saturday, October Josh, 1873, a. 10 o clock
y. at the following place:
First District ct Tetgens Hotel, in New
ton.
Second District a. Jos. Ku,haes Hotel, at
the Focr Corners
Third Distr'c: a: The Court House, in
ManitowOc
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Jonah Richards
y.
the schooner I'm
pCFial, her boats
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L. s. MARLUAL'S SALE.
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
~ Eastern District Of Wise ,nsiu. s4
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NOTICE.

I 2 the District Court Of the United States,
l fur the Eastern District Of Wisconsin.
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s1lizb1 rSRFzfrrD SCHOOL LANDS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
C-TAEE. OF WISCONSIN
- pEzi.HIE scGikY.

E-yIRA :. LOOKS.
Appellant. I
against F s
GEORGE RICE. FsstA
Z. RICE, EDWARD +.
BULkLT. GEOE9EREsD
and JULLIETTE :.
kEED.
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Eleventh That We sincerely deulorC the recent
failure Of enlightened men 70 establish civil service
reform in tIes administration OF the national
government: nat in the opinion of this con"eution
be based up0a the permanent qualification Of
honesty and capacity aud not upon partisan ser
IIca and wee ara e-tlv Invite united effort by all
ratrio1C n1ca 70 guard che people from the evils
OFFS arti ssnaBd official corruption, for the prompt
and CoEdlgn ptEss hmcnt Of crime in official places
and for the resiaraion OF pure ana economical
service.
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woman and lives with her as his wife shall be com

woman and lives with her as his wife shall be conf
PEELED to support her.
The Commissioners were loath to express an opin-
ion on the subject of The innocence or guilt OF any OF
the accused persons. considerable number OF wit
nesses yet remain to he examined. Among them arc
Columbus Delano Secretary Of the Interior, Indian
Commissioner Smith. Prof. Marsh. William Weish'
Samuel Walker and J. W. Bosler, the beef con-
tractor Among the other witnesses who should DO
called is B. r. Walters, the Indian trader at Kcd
Cloud, with whom Savillc was supposed TO have been
in partnership. Others who ought to he called are
Dr. j. Irwin of the ShoshOnc ald BannocS Agencies;
John or George Slower. who is alleged to possess the
evidence of the collision of Agent Saville with tho
trader Walters; and DR.. Groves, formerly the
physician at Red Cloud in the earlier days of Savies
career who said to prominent resident of Cheyenne
shortly after the attempt on Saville's life whlch
resulted IN the death of young Appleton lSav'iies
bsother-n-awl, that Appleton had told HIM that all
lie had been kept there for to sign false papers
The Commission still has vast amount OF WORK 10
perform and the papers ana witnesses yet 10 oe OK
amined will DE very important.
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THE UESTERVELT TRIAL.

ADMISSIONS OF THE PRISONER AS TO FELLOWSHIP
WITH MosnER AND DOUGLASS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8. In the trial OF
Wstervc to-day for tho abduction Of Charley Ross tho
principal witness Was Vim. v. NJ Kean editor OF The
Public Lsd0er He testified to seeing Westervelt, soon
after the shooting of Mosher and Douglass. wes,erve
i'd that he had been Philadelphia to find out If in
gues had been made for Mosher at his house. and not
lie was to publish personal" follows: Napoleon
Have there and 'hey all we'll" II nquiiies had
been made the personal was TO read "Napoieon-HaVe
seen Them and they not well" Wcsteryelt stated
that lie had not published any personals OF either kind
also detailed the circumstance OF tine trip To
Rondout with Mosher aad Douglass which have already
been published. lie also admitted having been with
Mvsher and Douglass on other occasions
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LATER FROM THE ERIE CONTENTION.
TIE RAG-MONEY ME-

TIE RAC-MONEY MEN BEATEN.
ERIE, Sept. s..-Ihe Iag-moncymen have just been
beaten BY one majority i'll the Committee on
RESOLUTIONS. The Ohio platform is adopted,
Int with an important modification in
the first resolution, which the rag-money
fanatics say emasc llatcs the whole thing
The clause in favor of tho volume OF
currency being made equal to the wants
of trade is stricken out, and, in place OF 1t, n
declaration is inserted in favor of the principle that
gold and silver, redeenctle paper. are the only
sound currency. phrase opposing either contraction
or imitation of the present currency is also aided The
rest of the Ohio financial platform is adopted entire,
including the resolution for the extension Of ma
t,onal hanks The infationists are furious and
threaten fight in the, Convention.
tor Iroceedings Of the Conrc1ttCa see TTrst PdF.)
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

DEDICATION OF TIE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE AT
AIBANY-A LONG PROCESSION AND IMPRESSIVE
CEREMONIES.
ALBANY, Sept. s.-The new MasOnic Temple
In this city dedicated to-day with very impressive
ceremonies The building Ia at the corner OF State and
Jamcssts., and - known as the Albany Savings Dank
Building the two upper floors being alone occupied as
Masonic Temple. Three lodges, the Upland, Puritan.
and Globe. from NewYOrk City, and communicates from
Utica Troy Hudson, Schenectady, and all the central
cities took part In the parade Among the distinguished
Masons in the rong were Grand laster Ewood rhorne
deputy Grand Master James W. Hustled, Robert H.
Pruyn, and Others The procession, comprising 1000
men in line marched through the principal streets, wbich
were as crowded the occasion OF great festival
At tho termination Of the parade the members assembled
In the new Temple, where the dedication ceremonies
to0K place. The included the Masonic hymn
and prayer An address by Grand Master Th0rne, the UNI
of the yesss of corn wne and OIL and the formal ded
cation OF the Temple The Grafton by Brother Robert
Pruyn followed, ana with benedicon tie assembly dis
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p ST G r IP r.
$3.50 A. NJ. -
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RISING IN HERZEGOVINA.

THE RISING IN HERZEGOVINA.
sRRvER PAsHA PRESIDING OVER THE CONSULAR
CONFERENCE AT MOsTAR-rIsCAL REFORMS Dis
CUSSLD. - u ,o--
LONDON, Thursday Sept o. 1870.
A special dispatch from Vienna to INC Od"y
Ners states that, Server Pasha prcsides over
the meetings of the foreign consuis a'
Mostar. Hitherto the discussions have
related TO the reform CT taxation, unequal and
oppressive taxes being considered the chief cause of
the rebellion. The Turkish Government permits the
publication Of none but official dispatches in regard
to the proceedings.
IFor other Foreiqn .tirs sec Fifst Page.l
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THE KINGS COUNTY JAIL OvERCROwDED

The Kings County Jail, known as the Ray
nond Street JAIL In Brooklyn Is again so oyercrowdcd
that the health of the prisoners H. seriously endangered
The main building, front pari vi tie JAIL which IL an
structure Ia occupied by the keepers, debt
ors aud Witnesses The north wing il for male aud tho
south wing female prisoners though tho latter is
about onehal filed with and boys wha arc awaiting
tial for various Oenses In the north wing there
from four TO i've men In each cell, while the cells
on made nate Dimensions and very poorly ventilated
To cells Of lover tier In the north wing are almost
nilrcly underground, and always damp and nlled
with foul OJois arising from imperfect sewerage. The
. was cleared Of prisoners by County Judge Moore be-
foro hs vacation City Justices or the Peace
with tue az of tie county towns, led II again.
The necessity for new Jail has been urged repeatedly
before the Board Of supervisors and their refusal to act
on tie ground Of economy while at the same time sew
oral v.ns,ve aInOries have boon built has caused
ll,;cI or tc.sIn. TIE Jail been presented nut
sance many times by different grand jnics and Is
fought probable that the Grand Jury wIicn will be i'm
rauclci on Monday will take sglilar action
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THE PLArrDEUTsCHE FESTIVAL.

The attendance at the Plattdeutsehe festival,
at schzan Park, ct Union Hill, y. J yesterday, was
greater than that OF the two preceding days. Over
900 PERSONS entercdsone of the Officers estimated
the number at $1,000. The amusemen!s consisted OF
horse racing target shooting for prizes. pole climbing
an dpncipg. In the evening wedding was celebrated
In be Low German style. IN what was called Boorhis
a model farm house. rnc bride. Catertna J4rdenanI'
WAS dressed in tire native costume, lowreckcd, short
black velvet Jacket and dress ON her head
se wore small velvet cap eInbrOi'ered with gold lace
rbe bridesmaids were dressed In siu,r costumes. the
b?d groom and his attendants dressed In long coats
gay cOlors. d. blue. and green The minister wore
Lutheran clergy mans dress. The party marched III
procession through the grounds 10 the BOOrhus. Tie
ceremony was performed in the Low Gcrman dialect.