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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-23

A Building Law Test Case.
A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION RAISED IN THE POLICE

A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION RAISED IN THE POLICE
COURT.
Emanuel Mason, colored, was in the Police Court
this morning charged with violation OF the building
regulations in falling to tear down building Nos 5
and Seventh street southeast, after having been
notified Of its condemnation by the building In
the work.
Building Inspector Entwisle testified to condemn
ing the building and to its dangerous condition
office, testified to serving the notice on the defend
ant and to the location Of the building.
buildings complained Of but leased the ground and
built house No. 5, and had nothing to do with the
ADJOINING house. which Is No. 3 and not NO = that
not be done without tearing them both down.
Mr.; Mackey, counsel for defendant, claimed that
the Police Court did not have jurisdiction, and it
was held that 1t had, then the defendant was enti-
tied to his discharge, because he was notified to
ios N men fee %as
legal being signed by the building inspector by
order OF the engineer commissioner
MIR. Miller stated that he appeared In this at
| be done.
Judge Smell decided not to render any opinion on
the ionaliry of the law, but held that he
had jurisdiction. He said the matter was import
ant, but as the building was small he would only
impose IMP light nne' to the amount OF $40 An ap-
Under the law, man who has been fined in the
rofe s ~ ne i refuses use 70 remove the BULL
stands The building in question Is 10 feet by IL
| feet, and IA feet high.
The 8. Oppenheimer that figured In the ARRAY
with NJ. Sinsheimer on Saturday, September 20sh,
1884 Is In no way connected with the firm OF s. OPP
penheimer Bro, sewing machine dealers, SO 9th
street northwest.
News has been received here that Mr. ". W.
scott, Tor many years connected with the news and
cigar stand at the CAPITOL Is az the point OF death
at the White mountains
THE NEW BRUNSWICK BANK.-The acting con-
troller OF the currency authorized the New Jersey
national bank st New Brunswick to resume bust
ness
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
GOV. CLEvELAND'S CALLERS.
1ne hartford PhalanX Wait on Him
TO.60v-Other ViSisOrs

ALBANY, N. T., September 23-Over go members
OF the Hart Phalanx, Of Hartford, Conn, on their
way to Saratoga and Lake George, proceeded this
morning to the executive chamber in q body. They
were presented to the governor by Capt c. h.
land shook hands with each one. Among other
visitors were Ron VIM. Il. Murtha and Augustus
van WICK, OF Brooklyn; Hon. Joseph j, O'Donohue,
John G. Coleman and B. S. Weeks, OF New York;
ex-senator k. T. Sones, Of Catsk1ll, and Rev. Geo.
=. +. Fisher, OF NaSpetn, l.
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II OOK ATLOW FARES

II OOh Al LOW FAKES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FIRsT-CLASS FARE, 81 ROUND TRIP $50
Steamer LAKE. MONDAY and PIIUESDAYat :; 30 d m
and SATURDAY at pm.
Steamer MOSELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
$50 I.
Passage ard rooms secured at and O. Ticket Office
18th street and Penns avenue; General Office
street wharf; Telephone call 531-3.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. An Fare 2Js. sel6
S1EAMFR MATTASOIEAyES SEWN IH-STREET
- Nha every SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock for attoS Greek returning on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping al intermediate
der's wharf undays and Tuesdays down and HcCInes-
days up and Chapel Point and BTcit's wharf Thursdays
down Mondays and Wednesdays w. Freghts re-
ceived daily u. L J NES Agent
1y22 1tE street wharf.
Two NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CONPASY'S popular
steamer GEORGE LkARY leaves 9TH street wharf on
Mondays and Wednesdays at $50. Saturdays h. III
Stops at Fney Point and C0rIItled Earor going and
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING
Exclusive connections with ihe Boston and Providence
steamers Connects also with NV York aud Rich
and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage AMI room can he secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office 18th street and Pennsylva-
avenue: at st. Marc hotel. Polk nhorn's next
CITY post Office. office OF kEoxs express 9Th AMI
PehnsylSanla avenue. and at companys of,ce. .tn
STREET wharf.
K1o1s express will call for and cheek baggage
hotels and private residences.
Fr"lSLt received daily until s.
ylO WILLIAM r WHICH. General AGENT
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FIFTY PERSONS DROWNED.

A British GunbOat Wrecked on tho
Irish Coast.
LONDON. September 2a.-The British gunboat
Wasp was wrecked OF Tory Island on the north
west coast of Ireland, to-day. Fifty persons were
drowned The Wasp had registered tonnage Of
465 tons and carried four guns
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The Tom. u,v-r uv.,.rv.
4 NrMBKR OF PERSONS SUSPECTED OF INTERFERING

4 NShskh Of PERSONS SUSPECTED OF nURpEKfS0
JAMES wAISwRfoHT.
As mentioned In yesterdays STAR T. n Rock.
wei. prominent man OF Tens River n. j., has
been arrested for the murder OF James Wainwright,
whose naked body was found on sunday decaying
In creek near Rockwells house The excitement
IN the case has been doubled SINCE the ISSUANCE
OF warrants for the arrest OF Jacob Tbompsou aud
his son, who were not on good terms with VAIN
wright, and the discovery that Thoapsons wagon
l. sSalliar 10 The wagon IN which Wanwrislts bsN.y
was carried 10 the swamp and thar TEompsonp
horse Is lame. as Indicated BY the tracks leading
ward the place where the dead man WAS found
RochweIls daughter visited lm in the n yestrr-
Gay, and was much affected BY the interview with
her father Both Wainwrlghls wife and daughter
we're much agiIated when they were laken INTO
the presence OF the swollen body OF the dead man
al The Inquest yesterd for the purpose OF idenu-
We IT, George Wainwright, The murdered msnS
eldest son. has been caught In a lie about his
Whereabouts on the morning Of the muruer he
having stated that he was bone when his father
left, but II Is known that the boy went lpte the
won, with a shotgun ostensibly 10 shoe; quail
Tor breakfast two hours previously 10 his fathers
departure. IL Is also said that the night before ho
and his father had a bitter dispute In which the
father accused the OF belnx lazy and worth
les and coulnanded him 10 30 TO work, and that
when Ihes parted Tor the night each threatened TO
take the Life OF the other.
Two COMETS SIsIukR-The comet discovered Gen.
ternber Eth by Dr. Wolf, " Zurich was observed
last night n the Vanderbilt university NASHVILLE
TENN, 10y Mt + f Barnard IL has well defined
nucleus and fsnt short tall directed AWAY from tho
sun. The comet discovered by Bsrnard July ieth
was also viewed last night IL has lately shown q
wonderful Increase OF prllliancy when, according
TO theory. IL should have almost faded from view.
HANGED To A TREE FOR An ATTEMPTED OrrRaGE-
A colored man named kelfer broke Into the resi-
dence or W. Fife. at Hernapsyulc, Miss sunday
night, and attempted 10 outrage his daughter
Her cries brought her father TO her assist but
the villain escaped. lie was captured however, 10y
q vigilance committee and hal sed 10 a tree.
KILLED BY HIS RrvAL-At Talladega, Ala, iass
Sunday night al IL O'Clock, Abe and Chaluler h IS
Wen escorted home young woIean whom they
had accompanied TO church dispute arose AZ 10
which she favored, wnen Abe Boswell drew his rt-
NolNer and shot Chalmsr Boswell dead The muir
Gerer escaped.
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THEY DIDN'T EIoPR-Rev. Mr. TrackIeton, q
Presbyterian clergyman ~ Tullamore, IrelsRd, has
brought libel suit against the FreerRan's Jour
zeal, OF Dublin for 10000 damages for printing In
Its columns statement that he eloped with q
MS Brown 10 Paris Mrs Brown aas also brought
In n
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"A / / a s ~ / HIM HMM SkFE
a A MN I'm NEE
aAa I AAANN IN HHN NM

8 a EEF
POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE
Connmsnci' < May 3d. and every Saturday thereafter
Saiitrg from tbec TO Liverpool making the shortest
cean voyage only i've days from land to land The
Iron Steamships OF this line for strength
I'll and COMO and lifted with all the u,odern
improvements that practical experience can SUGGEST
Cabin. s.01d $50: intermetiate, S36.75
LESE & ALDEN, General Arents
:01 Broadway. New YORK
W MOSS. Washington. ID G.
ALLAN IiNE-NINIER SERVICE
Portland 10 Liverpool every Thursday untn Nav
Cabin $50 $40 and $50; intermediats, S36 IS. Extra
weekly ships 10 Boston from Liverpool Qusenstowl
L0I dOnderry Glasgow and Galway for preIsid business
Only Through tickets issued TO any railroad station ia
tie United States Intermediate $50 10; steeraGe 81
Abe Baltimore service will DO resumed cOmmencInx
April 5, ami regularly thereafter.
Apply TO LIVE 4 ALDEN. General Agents 2O7 Broad
nay. New YORK. Or q. w. MOSS,
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mhl3-thstu WASHINGTON ID @
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FoRGISG CHECK ON HIS WEDDING TRr.-wm-
N. Myers, OF Brooklyn, was married In Brooklyn
recently and started northward On his bridal tour.
Reaching Troy. y. Y, he lost 80 all that he had.
Wishing 10 raise funds that would carry him
through the honeymoon he forged a cheek FOR SIS,
payable at the National Park bank, New York and
signed by j. II. Turnpull. E1atbusl avenue. Brook
lyn. John Edwards, proprietor OF the Eagle hotel,
was pursuaded 20 cash the check, and Mr. and Mira
Myers or rather Davis. as that was the name he
gave TO Mr. Edy ards, passed several days Of unin-
terrupted happiness at the Eagle hotel. but the
New York bunk people pronounced the check a
forgery, and Mr.. Edwards requested the police 10
hunt up Mr. Davis Detective OlIalrn arrested
Myers In Brooklyn yesterday. When he lert he
Kissed bis bride and SAID ne was going out with q
friend and would return IN nalf hour. The pris-
oner was held yesterday for the GRAND jury.
Benjamin D. Skinner. q bakers clerk In New
York, died OF an overdose OF morphpe at his boar.
Ing house Yesterday. He had separated from his
wife and was Ia bad health
Dennis Healy, OF New Hampshire, and John Con-
boy, or England, fought prize hight near tho
Maine Line. Healy Won In fourteen rounds
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b R1Mru111
THE MIsF1T STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS,
Is brfmfu of the latest brightest cheapest and hand
soonest stock of MEMS. YOUTH BOYS and CHILD
REN'S CLOTHING at lower prices than ever
For boys from to II years old full line Of Suits
from 81 50 10 So Best goods shown for anything
like the money.
For boys from to II years. long Pants and Vests
complete line of Suits, finished and trimmed In the very
best style from 81 so t. IL
For boys from IL to II years, magnificent line of
Suits finished III the very best Of STYLE IS $l5
For youth ranging in sizes from SO to &c. elegant
line of novelties in Sacks Getaways the newest
shades OF dahlla wine. brown. from Sl2 up
For men. including short and fat sizes to A. full
line of single and double Sack and Erock Suits
made In frst-class styles. from SO up
splendid D. B..Broaacloth Coat and Vest and Doe
skin Pants, $40, worth $40.
Light and medium weight Overcoats. we'll made and
trimmed. at So $3.50 50, $40 so $12 and SIS Every
one worth fully double
complete line OF Pants at 81. so and upward.
large line Of Odd Vests selling at ess than cost Of
manufacture
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers at
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND sTa sel7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-23

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and 3 p. m. prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
hs special wire TO II. L. Dodge, $50 lotA street:
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The killing Of Harry Gay.
THI NAN WHO SHOT HIN THRxArENKD WITH LYNCH
ING.

As stated In yesterdays STAR, the unhappy death
at Louisville, KY. yesterday morning OF Harry
Clay, the brilliant young lawyer who was shot In
an aofay the night before, created great excite
ment Young Clay was the most popular man OF
his years In Louisville and was known all over the
state as the counterpart OF his distinguished grand
father. He was the last Of bis hne and viii be
buried at Lexington by the side OF his father and
grandfather. He was born In spain. and was
christsned on board the q. 8. man-of-war hide
pendence He had splendid education, enriched
by travel and adventure. He accompanied the
Howgate expedition TO the arctic regions, and has
ectured frequently since upon subjects con-
nected with the arctic exploration. He Was
regarded as one OF the ableSI advocates
Of the Kentucky bar. and his aoquence re-
semhed that Of his grandfather In its magnetism
Andrew Wepler, who shot and killed young Clay,
ts q councilman In Louisville. and has been such
for two terms He hes been mixed up in numer-
Gus small nghtA He h considered good-natured
sort Of Fellow, although denseiy ignorant II Is q
. wonder how he was able to achieve his political
succeAA He has strong fractional following In the
eleventh ward Last night there were rumors OF
an attempted lynching. and the JAN was under
double guard, with platoon Of police q the en-
tfaAoe
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Dl1iNOKF AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ IhE MODEL last LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BkINLEN The last AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON "
IOCBLE TRACK, JANSFY COI-p-Fp,

MA WASHINGTON
IoUBLE INACK, JANSEY COUPLER,
tohhD'i 1s I Txfi hIfTb rSJNDAf 5TNE 1rH
1ssve Washington from station. New Jersey
loi CLcaeo Cincinnati. Louisville and ST Louis daily
=, yS a, M , l9,is = ~ ole L N With 1hrou-
without change. lois IL daily to CHICAGO. except
IeT Iitsturr at 30 /. m and 40 p m daily: So
M q i1t,shuTg. Cleveland and Detroit. withSle
For Toledo ana D,trolt via NonroevilIe l0.I5a. n
daily With SLEEPER Tor Toledo Via Wheeling and Lake
Trans ior Philadelphia and Ne-~ York a. SO a III
1910 p daily. with parior and sleeIiuE Cars
For Baltimore week DAYS 5. 90 40 90 slo 3 %
std Too, a m d IL 10: 10 20 20 90 so 40 %
foI Raltmore on SUNDAYS so 500 s.eOa m lbs
2,sA 500 4'4o 49, 60 80. 80 $50 and lo:IOp
JoIIoints on the Shenandoah Valley EsiIguad lo.ls
T., annapolis Go n. and 1.I0 and i:4ep m: on
1or Way sta,.ors betws el Washington and Baltimore
u lee S4 ~ 90 snI;, laio ? n 80 ~ 20 and
-, ,o !. ,D d0s Stations S en- sn branch
n dally Tor Ir r44S , s,,ols "a Ms,reIol
Ssitg Ilsich 80 ga M d1y s2Sar S,ay al
II daily: FOR Frederick. $50 IOI5 Ii.
f.l Hs2t rstown lolSa and 5:5 T. eay except
Trans arrive from the West daily GO $50 IT,. %,
FfcIH New Yerk and Philadelphia 2:sa sos H. daily
80 : q b M. d~i,y. .Aespt SUNDAY;
From AnhsrOiis. 80 a and l:5O and 631 D. m
sunday S-5-1 a. H.. 6.os J.. IL.
ffCfn Ii xinEtOn. . IN Gz4y and ais n y, daily
3cspt SUNDAY
Prom Trederica and Intermediate points. s25. a H.
215, r. AId S.i2 = IL. DAILY excelt SUNDAY 3 ~
J. u daily from Point OF ROcks
Trims leave baltimore Tor ". shiEston at 200. 40
$50. us, 80. soc, 10 and 1870 m. Il: Is. 90
TO- Axe. 10 - $40 10 T. L. on Sun
days 200 $40. 7.15. 80. ~. 300 q L.. 80 10
.. 80 snG 900
traits from Washington stop at Relay Station
ctIi4.j0p. IL.
Ioi further information aprly the baltimore and
Slio Ticket Oftce-Washngten station. Gig and 1881
tthLsS wanna corner l4t street where
VII be tai Tor baggage be chez ked
Ay POINT III the city.
" Nj CLkMfSIs, NJ Of T.. Baltimore
.sls q h LORD. OvHl Fzsss Agent
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MUIIoSAIREs SHAKEN UP-Mr. James Gordon
Bennett and Mr.. Charles Nordhou, Of she New
York Herald. arrived In san Francisco yesterday,
and were received by Nj John W. Nackay. The
train on which Mr.. Bennett arrived narrowly es-
capped serious disaster. As IL pulled out OF the
MessrS Mackay and Day, who were Ia Mr. Ben
nettS private car. were thrown ~ the door, and
Mr.. Bennett himself was badly shaken, but man
aged 10 keep his seat Four OF the wheat cars
were wrecked, and the engine Of the passenger
train was damaged. No one VAS seriously hurt
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MA R M %.

MckEON-BLAIR On September a. 1884 by The
Rev. Father Coppin. of St Alloy sius' churrh Ms
AGNES REGINA BLAIR, Of Lancaster Ohio, 10 Mr.
ROBERT w. MCkEoN. of Eureka Nevada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-23

THE NEW BRUNSWICK BANK-The acting con-
troler OF the currency authorized the New Jersey
national bank at New Brunswick to resume bust
ness
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

sTEAMER T. v AKKOWS&uTH
FROM 1TH STREET WHARF.
Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays. at m, Re-
turning Tuesdays Frilays and Sundays. touching at
all River La aings far Nomini Greek. Currioman
and St Clements Bay Connects with b. K O. L r. at
Shepherds JNO. B. PADGETT. AGENT
c. w RIDLEY. Manager SELF
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The Fowler Relief Fund

The Fowler Relief Fund.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
The STAR has received the following additional
contributions to the fund for the relief Of the widow
and children of the policeman Fowler, murdered In
the discharge OF his duty:
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STEA MERS.

f.ENEIAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW lORK HAVRE.
toiLIaiys rer. No ~ North Klyer. loot OF Morton
tlttt- New York
canada. hers.sAiec Wednesday Sept "a Sam
- t.tri!la-n lraub. Wednesday. Oct !, 2 D. IN
- ahreht. De Jctlsse in. Wednesday. Oct g. 4 a m
thtchs layapl. on sight, In 10 suit on tia
aHqGt lraliSatla;tqse of Paris LOUIS De BEBIAN
AeeNi Ne g. Bowling Green, New York
q. ". MOSS. "a F.nnsy ~ al Ia avenue.
J. w. EOIELEIs X son. 3ljP.nlisylvania aveuue
srlS Agents for WASHINGTON n n
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BY thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion nutrition and
careful arpiisat,on OF the fne properties Of
COCOA EPps has provided our breakfast tables
with delicately favored beverage which may save NJ
many heavy doctors bills 1t is the judicous use Of
sy S1nt up until string saoneh to res every te-
hg around Us ready to attack wherever thers ID weak
ToHt; We may escape II any fatal SHAFT By keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and properly
Lourashed frames"-C,vx SesTtcs GdzettA
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold in tins
ohAy CS-Ib. lb) by Grocers labelled thus
JAMES EPPs CO., Homeeopathic Chsunises
mh1-s.m&su London. EnsIsnd.
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About half the village OF Bronson, Mich, was
destroyed By nre Sunday uighk
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Fire in Portland. Oregon.

PORTLAND. OREGON, September 2S-Ftre last
night destroyed the wharf and warehouse property
OF Doph & Thompson with the contents consisting
of agricultural implements belonging to Knapp,
Burrel & Co The loss OF the former firm is $1S,0OO
insured for $4,000 The loss OF the latter IS about
100000, fully insured The fire Is aScribed to
tranpS
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Convicted Of Selling Unlabeled Oleo.
margarine.
BALTIMORE, Md. September 23.-John Vogel was
convicted In the criminal court OF selling oleomar-
garne for butter, without having IT spicuously
labeled as required by law. The penalty Is fine
OF 500. His counsel filed motion for q new TRIAL
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CHARGED with swindlfpg.

MONTREAL. September 23.-ThOmaS 8. Judah a
justice OF the peace. has been arrested and placed
under bail to answer the charge OF obtaining SIS 600
from G. B. Burland under false pretenSeS, by giving
owned by him individually but OF which he is only
fve-eighths owner His arrest has caused SEN
SatlOD, as both Judah and Rurand are members Of
prominent and respectable families in Montreal
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MRa SMITHS CHANGES AGAINST her NK1oH-
BoRs.-John h Fairfax and John Wells, two farm
ers residing near Herndon. Va, were charged fn
the Police Court this afternoon, with scaling four
A. smith, the pawn broker OF this city, whose has
band owns q farm near Herndon After hearing
the testimony, the case was shown % be ground-
less, and It was dismissed
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READING, PA, September 23.-Notice is posted in
the works OF the Brooke Iron company or Birds
bOrO OF ten per cent reduction in the salaries and
wages OF the employees, except the day laborers
The reduction is to take effect october LIST. The
works include rolling MILL furnace, nail mill, etc.,
employing altogether 600 hands
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A victim q early 1mprudencA csuaene NcrvUps D.
salIty hsma.Ts DeSay: &C, n.vine tired q -
of self cure whCh he MI send free to his f2oW -
York MlO-tu dr.
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Suicide Of an observation-disclosures Legis.
lat0r.
FITCHBURG, MASS, September Cd. j. Brown,
leading dry goods merchant, cut his throat with
razor to-day. There is no hope OF his recovery.
Mr.. Brown was a representative in the legislature
in 1889. Overwork is supposed TO have been the
cause OF the act
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-21
John Bosch, Amboy, Neb.
ROAD NOTICE.

CTATE OF NEBRASKA. WEBSTER COUNTY
- To all to whom it may concern: The com
missioner appointed to view and report upon
certain lines OF roads to he vacated and relocat
ed as prayed for in "a certain petition duly sign
ed, presented and filed with the county clerk oil
said county. as follows: Commencing at the sec
ton corner of sections q. d, 50, and 81. town
ship 3 Range IL i'm Webster county, Nebraska
and vacate the road known as the Red Cloud AND
kearnev road. running north from said corner
through sections 2S,2l, 16. and 9, in said town 3
Range IL. and relocate and establish said road
on the section lines between said sections e. n
Is, and o, and on the west of said proposed road
and sections %, %. Is, and 10 in said town and
Range on the east of said proposed road. running
thence west along the north line Of section !
aforesaid. to interSect the road ~ formerly plat
ted. in Webster county. Nebraska." has reported
favorable, and the vacation. and eS
t~ablishment of said lines of roads rs prayed fol
in said petition. And all objections thereto, OF
claims for damages. must be filed in the county
clerks Office. on or before noon Of the end day
of March. A. ID. 1891, or such roads will he va
Red Cloud, Neb., February =, 1884.
feb294w j. l. BAYHA, C0uty Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-21
FINAL PROOF /

Land ONCE. Bloomington, Neb., March IA. 1884
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice OF
his intention 10 make final proof In support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be.
fore the clerk of the District Court of Webster
county. at Red Cloud, Nebraska, on Saturday,
April q, 1884, viz:
JAMES ANDERSON,
on homestead entry No. 46a5. for the southeast
or section 70, township ;. north OF X IL west He
names the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuOus residence upon. and cultivation of said
land, viz: Hans Hansen, Christen JespersOn,
NielS SOrensOn. ChriSten Nelson. all Of Red
Cloud. Nebraska. s. W. SWITZER, Register.
mr2l-aDr25
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-21
PROOF NOTICE.

Land Office. Bloomington. Neb.. Feb. Q, 1884.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ fOI~lowing-named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will he made before
Clerk District Court, Webster county. at Red
Cloud, Neb., on Saturday, April 5. 1894, viz:
n FRANCIS z. PAYNE,
on HID No 1896, for the north half OF northeast
quarter and north half of northwest quarter see.
"a, town 3 n of Range 12 west. He names the
following witnesses to prove bis continuous resi-.
dence upon. and cultivation Of. said land. viz
William Gather and John Bibby. Of Red Cloud.
Neb., Charley Peterson and Erick Peterson. Oi
CathertOn, Neb.
feb29apr4 s. w. SWITZER, Register.