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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-21
Notes from Navarro.

CoRsIcANA, Aug. 10. Special The
counsel of Frank Tramwell have with
drawn their demand for writ of ha6eas
corpus, and will await the action of the
grand jury.
Lieut.. .-Gov. Martin and Judge Horle
left last night for Houston, and the dele
gates, Judge Walton, Geo. Il. Jester and
others, to attend the convention, left by
to-niyht's train.
An earnest effort is being made by the
management of the Texas ~ st. Louis
railway to have freight for this place
from the north shipped by their road.
The many delays incident to n new
railway has deferred many of our
merchants from patronizing it hereto
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Ronham's Briefs.

BoNHAM, Aug. 19,-[Special.l District
court is in session, Judge r. II. Gaines
presiding. The grand jury WAS enpan-
elled yesterday, and Immediately COM
menccd to enquire into cases against
parties in jail. The docket is light, and
It is probable the session willbe q short
one.
notwithstanding the dull times Bon
ham is on a boom. The brick work on
Fannin college, a magnificent school
building, was completed Thursday. The
First National bank building will be
completed in few days. Costly and
stylish residences are going up in every
part of town.
The Texas & Pacific division here has
divided things up about the derot.
Crops were never better. Cotton is be-
ginning to open. In short time the
picking season will be Mt hand. Busi-
ness Will take on new life, and Ronham
expects to have better trade than any
town in North Texas.
The HERALD is fast gaining place in
the favor of our business men.
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4 Terrible Crime I'm the Territory.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. l9.--The Times,
Little Rock, Arkansas, special say: Ad-
vices from the Indian Territory report
the murder Of Henry Parks and wife, at
their residence on Big Creek. The muir
derers entered the house while their
victims We're asleep, presumably with
the intent of robbery. a neighbor, on
visiting the house next day, found the
bodies stretched on the bed. The woman
was dead and the man just expiring.
Their skulls had been mashed with Il
blunt instrument and their faces much
Giafigured. No clue to the murderer.
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Examination Ordered.

NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-An order was
in the Supreme court, tor the cXamina-
ton of Louis Fitzgerald and T.. l.. Mont
romery, President and Treasurer of the
Mercantile Trust company, in an action
brSk ers against the corporation. The
suit is in connection with frauds perpe-
trated by William T.. Scovile, abscond-
ing stcnographer of the firm of Lord,
Day IL Lord.
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ST. LoUIs. Aug. ia Post-DispatclI
Hope, Ark, special says Deputy Sheriff
Honeycan started last night to arrest a
gang of horse-thieves, and on arriving
mt Pink Aliens residence, about six
miles from town, ordered Allen to come
out. Allen Immediately opened fire on
the Sheriff and possee, which was an
swered by several shots. This morning
Tate Alsberry,a farmer, was found dead
at Aliens two shots being lodged in the
abdomen and one in the right temple.
No one knows who did the killing and
foul play is suspected.
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prohnbly Fatal Injuries.

COLORADO CITY, Aug. l0.-LSpecial.l i
One of our city counclmen, MIR. w. J.
Miller, who was seriously injured by
being compelled to jump from fast
moving train last Monday, at, Spring
Nalley,.a post-oitice west of here, is
liable to die from his injuries. Suit has
been filed against the Texas & Pacific
Railway company for S20,O)0.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,

On this counter you will find quite a line
of All-Wool Dress Goods, 45 inches wide, in
dark shades, only at SOC. yard.
These are just the goods you want for early
fall wear. We also placed on this counter a
few pieces of Silk MIXED English Dress
Goods, in medium checks, at 3Oc. per yard.
These were never sold under 400. per
per yard.
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LACE DEPARTM'T
%. OFFERS

\ 70 pieces of Black and Cream Spanish
Ms, all of one pattern, inches wide, l5c.
80 pieces of Black and Cream Spanish
Laces, in two patterns, ~ inches wide, 25c.
20 pieces of Black and Cream Spanish
Iaces, all of one pattern, 81 inches wide,
42rsN
l5OHozcn Hem-stitched Colored Bordered
LadiJs' Handkerchiefs, each at 2Oc.
dozen Lace and Pompaiour Jabots; these
are new and desirable at 8Oc.
rs dozen colored Sailor Collars, 3 for 25c.
80 dozen White Sailor Collars, 2 for 25c.
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ALight Sentence.

CoRsIcANA, Aug. 10. - Special. In
the District court to-day, George Bald
win, colored, for attempting to outrage u
ittle white girl OF fifteen, was given tho
full extent of the law, seven years in the
All present, who listened
to the testimony of the child, given
her tears, felt there was a de-
ticiency of punishment for a crime of
this character, which ought to be-
amended and heavier penalty at
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A Greely Party Episu;lr.

NTwcAsTLE, y. H., Aug. ia.-Lieut.
rireely and party, with number of
guests, made an excursion to the Isle
Of Shoals to-day on the Government
tug Teyden. Returning in dense fog,
they had "a narrow escape from serious
disaster, running nearly upon Fort
Point rocks. The boat is now safe in
The lower harbor.
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SAN ANTONIO, Aug. l9.-lSpecial. i
Fras Joseph, native of Bavaria, and
for some time past living in BeXar coun-
ty, employed as farm hand, was found
dead in field some distance below
town this morning. The body was swol-
len and slightly decomposed, but showed
died from SunstrOkc.
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New YORK, Aug. l9.-Mother Man
dlebaum to-day pleaded not guilty OF re
ceiving stolen goods, and the case went
over till the next term of court.
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Trnmus Take thc Town.

ST. PAUL, Aug. ia special from
Caselton, Dakota, says eighty tramps
took possession of that place yesterday,
drove families out of their homes and
committed other excesses. -Four of the
tramps were captured by the sheriff.
The others escaped.
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Alleged Express Robber Captured.

MINNEAPoLIS, MIMI, Aug. IA. ID.
SLY was taken in custody here this
morning, by detectives, for alleged rob
berry in September last, in st. Joseph, Of
SlO,5OO from the American Express
company, while employed as driver OF
the company's delivery wagon.
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HoldswOrth in Hook.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l9.--H. Norman
Holdsworth, native of England, was
arrested to-day for the forgery of a draft
on Latham, Alexander Il Co., of New
York, for 80 900, in Mar II, 1898.
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wallace Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l9.-John
Wallace, the paymaster's clerk who
pleaded guilty to embezzlcment, was
Sentenced to pay Il fine of 800 and to
Imprisonment for two years and six
months,
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Tho 1yissinr Morton,

NEW YORK, Aug. ia letter, it is
said, has been received from Charles j.
Morton, Brooklvn's missing assistant
Postmaster; said to be dated at Boston
Harbor.
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0urNeW Quarters
WILL SOON BE HERE.


a of
N , mus took on
efac tha tourpe efornan o cur ponis
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CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-Rev. II. M. Colli-
son, who killed his wife Wednesday and
hen shot himself, died tonight.
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DEPARTM'T'
SILK
OFFERS

OEE'CISS
A line of handsome 25-inch Striped silks
and II few pieces of Plaid Satins at 75c.
A lot of Beautiful Ottoman and Black SILK
Brocadcs Mt 81.
Extra Heavy Figured Foulards at $l2j
Fine Quality of Striped Colored Moirccs at
$3.50.
We do not claim these goods to be new, hut
we can Justly say that they are goods which
we are now selling at soc. on the 81.
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Poland China Pigs.

/ have few very fine Poland emma
pigs for sale cheap. Stock bred for b. ed
ing purposes. Reduced rates by express.
Correspondence solicited. Address WI :
liam Simpson, Cato, Crawford county,
Kansas,
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Our This Weeks Promise.


mentioned
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SANGER BROS,
b Y EN- TT UL

On which We will hold our Opening In
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-17
mo. 1911
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE ~.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA, NEVADA, November ~, 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that 10.
IN sweetwater Mining Company, Oh .Is I.
an, Nevada, whose Postonncs sua.sss .,t.
Hamilton, Nevada, has this day MEG Y sgrss,
cation for q prtent for fifteen hunafea LAW =
feet Of the Hidden Treasure Number ! mias \,
vein bearing silver with surface lspS,,s pips
hundred feet In width, situated ~ Dina rd
Mining District. County o. waiI by he Aaa
notes and official plat on file IN 'nis sSsyed
Lot Number 10. located upon un. IA tct
land. the exterior boundaries OF ~
Number 10 being ~ follows. owl Tinted
Beginning at . post marked ne, ~ oOr.
Sta ties survey No. ITO. whence tne Tcwpship
ner Common 10 sections "a and ~, "a snd 80,
le north, Range 81 east, ana se y sssi, Mount
Township 10 north, Range % sss,sas 50
Disbio Meridian. bears south ~ " 4 hsars
minutes west 5,642 feet, and pesna ! IA fsss;
north 80 degrees 10 minutes west 20 ~ dasfees
thence running, first course, north W. ITy..itsd
east 1900 feet TO post marSea ~. COURSE,
states survey No. ITO; thence, seo oass marked
south 56A degrees east 600 zee, y ggso, thence,
No, 8, United States survey NO. a.V; sO feet
third course. south lOk degrees ives. 80 No.
to post marked No. 4. United bts'es nE do
II6. and thence, fourth course, nofsn, limited
orees weAt $50 feet TO post NO, 2 srve lode,
States survey No. 101. Hidden i a ststfs suf.
45O feet to post No. 2 OF said un',e1 ths placed
vey No. l0i, GOO feet 70 post 70. !.
beginning, containing IS s7-iOo scres'
MAGNETIC variation 10 degrees east asd In The
The location Of this mine 10 reco, Mining Die
Recorders ONCE OF white fis ~ s.id district
trict' In boob L of the records OF ssiu nv ts
This claim is bounded OF the outnws'
Hidden Treasure mining claim. avarsely sDi
Any and ali persons claiming sas' ! mine .
portion of said Hidden Ireasa - Ale their Y
S sSrss1 Slams s with the Register Of - me ATE us''a d
states state Land Once at Eureka, in a,, sns q publ
Nevada, during III sixty days ps srsa BY Virtue
cation hereof, or they VII oe o,s'
OF TIC pfo' n H. HINOKLEY, kesiN ots
1t is hereby ordered that the f9resU,Sas for %
of Application for Patent be sb puI Earsis Dali,
period Of sixty days. IN .n published "
nSs ga r. H. HINoKLEf, nes
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL Q never.fllinl
Cure for Nervous
Dsbihty,Exhsusttd
v'' dty. seminal
Teakns spermk
torrh@a. LOST
potency. Paralysis
and ali the terrible
effects ofseif.Abuss
youihfufoiliss and
excuses In msiuref'
y~sars-sneh n LossI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-17

OF Memory, LAssituds, Nocturnal E~nizssenss
Aversion 10 Society Dimness Of Vision, Noises
In the Head; the vital fluid passing unchserved
In the urine, and many other diseases thAtlssd
10 insanity and death.
DR. MINTIE will agree 10 forfeit rive
Hundred Dollars for 9 case Of this kindtl
he VITAL RESTORATIVE under b.
special advics and sreAtmentl win not cures
for anything impure or injurious found III
DIR. MINTIE treats all Privste Diseassssa''
c~essfuily without mercury. consultation
Free. Thorough examination and sdvies, 10.
oiuding analysis Of urine. IS 90. Priced titaI
Restorative, 81 50 . bottle. or four hna
the quantity, Is 60: sent 70 any address upsa
recsipt Of price, or O. O.. D.. secure IRON W
serystion, and In private nane II desired
A. ". MHNTIE, ID. ID.
IL Kearny ~. San francisco,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-sent on sppnet
ton by letter stating symptoms. ser ana No.
Communications strictly confidential.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY kbMkDi,
NEPHRET1CUM, cures all nndsof hlelsi
and Bladder Complaints, 0onorrh0s, onsA
Leucorrhoa. For sale by all druggiss;si"
bottle, six bottles for Is %.
DR. MINTIE'S DAkDELIOA I'LL
are the best and cheapest DxsREfsAA s'
BILIOUS cvro In tbs mszkes. fof,,
all druggists. @.--
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Go TO P. Steler. He sells his solid sill
ver and plated ware below cost.
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MEDICAL.

DIX. sPiNNEY 4 ca
,,,pv. NO. II kearny s,res.
'HTAT ALL CHRONIC Asn
WI. e, @ ;. U c M N
fai foiisss. Dc suffering from the s,,es.
themseIvas 80 1.tiscretions will do Wall youth
ct The fest ~ ~ .nis, the greatest boon " AvAil
ney viii ors sunering humanity nsef laid
lara Tor ays.r n.ee 70 forfeit Ave snp1la. spin.
assa .sery base Of wsakneas n. .unored dol
tskss .nd nno or character vhiehp tttsase dis.
hIDDLE-AeED MEN
hnere are many at the sge n, o.. /.
wno are troubled with too suIrty to sixty
u tne bladder. often accomn.r,ea' evacuation
ing Of tss Turning sensation, and ssnsht
moi sccon ssem IN . manner the ..sAen'
denositS LOT. On examining ths can.
and son,a ,opy sediment will often h. u,anafy
snns.r .. mss small particles Of slhn .ouno,
M .g sne color VIII be Of a thin WI
nsaV. ,sain SnAnging to . dark and miinsh
fhts disncr tuere are many men vho pius ~.
a. sannm%y ignorant Of the Gauss alsof
III = s.ase OF seminal weskns,. "n,cnn
~ susrsnsee . perfect cure in All - ur.s.
organs. "e senitoufinary
once Hours-lo TO 4 and 9 70 a -.
lIom Ioto "A AN. Oonsultstiop f,ss sunday
ouen examination and advice. As. ~" fhor
Jail or address DIR. sPfNNEY 4 M
NO. IL kearny st., San Frsn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-17

DABBIT METAI-FRoM 100 TO 200
ID pounds OF babbit metal for sale at the
SENTINEL ofioe. Eureka. Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-17

G mems. and curiositiss bOSsn s. ssn Irss'
NATHAN JOSEPH. GAL CLAY sseiydAs
cisco.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-01
2G1tS oea4t afrtfa1atS0eGt Ne4&=
Ge44tSG2t0nO.

Der neueite in Ser y9ansi9er 53eitung"
berDftentli0te Brtef OeS lungen Oan5tgerS,
Der i'm 0ienite DeS 6aules 2l0ertb in Nnz
ara 8&qena itebt, lit aus III @altiS,
Gro b>gtnmaqualaltO, pom Is. Suit Datirt
uno beginnt nit Der SGilDerung Der mii6z
iamen Jteiie auf S6ienpagen Don Der BAT
in Oas sutherland. Sag rn0 9tddt murOe
Dur6gefabrert, alle orel Stu1oen etue babe
Sturoc gerll1t. 9tn1 90. SUM 9la6mittag
mar man abgefabren ul1O an 3. SUR fritD
langte mani enbli6 in Der Saie Goa &paoz
lib IN. gStr laiien nun Dem S@reiber DeS
8ricfeS baS Nrrt:
vS6r DGttet leben ioIen, tpie bic Sdien
Dos butere, braGige Q8alier, baS fir Wtenz
lbeu ungcnieBbar lit, ba eS 9eraoe 10 tpie
0unDaoi ldmedt u1tD lpirft, t%ranten, ullo
barauf it6 I'M @roie glIdli0 tDatcn. t6ier
marcn aud cine llnnnerge Spuren Don
SDieren Der Derihiebenlten @attung utD
0roBc, unter ibnen aud cine &Gtpel1lpur,
bod l0gten Die Gtngeborenen, buB Dteielbe
bereit5 3 Gage ait JET. Mtir fteIen fa1t Die
Nuden 81 unO i'd Ie8te mid, pa iDir bis
Wttttag oa blteben, lttaFen, un0 i1 CLAUDE
fauul, OaB mir il Der S6laf ais cine 0r0z
Bere WobItbat erl6tell ais bdr1al5, benn 4
Gage lnD gtGdte Bate th idit obne Inter
bre6un9 gepadt. lin y 1l5r gtng eS piez
Der tpeiter unh ih lpunihe MIR, Da6 Sbr
ieben %t0nrtet, mel6e 9trbeit IS maht, Die
it0rrii9en uno oft Ddlbmilben Ohieu einz
s%uipannct. 908 lift INNER ejn garln, ais
wel1l Da5 tpilDe Seer berdntdme. SD mill
gIei6 nod bunSufii8en, DaB ba5 gieb
praGtpou lit utro ben beiten StdQen su
0auie sur 3ierbe gereiben piirbs, unO
..,., n...4. N,-E,EEoIN. t.,,.,%. ,~,~,, EtoLA
pie bicie 9raGtt6icre I'LL CONNER oft
tDte bic Tltc0en umiaQen HnO iterben.
Die 8ablrei0en, it6craQ an Me9e 5~eritreuz
tet @erippe bepeiien, oaB Die ~0fritaniid)eu
g8iiiicu niht nit ii0 ipaBen laiieu. SIM
0oriabre Derlor Elm 6Gnolcr BET etnem
transport Dpn Der Sal Don ITO O6ien
80 Stid. = OeQen 2tbenO Iangten mir in
&itrub, eiuem nit 8uiden IND &aueeLz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-01
Ser ssretEaat aut GomgO4

SSn Ser Drummer bonn 10. Qu9uit oer0ffentz
lidt v2e Wlouptment @~6ograpbique" ilbcr
Die 9egentpGrtige Gage Der vSnterna@
ttonalen 0eieIli 0 aft DeS @ou9o"
DE folgenben :ntereiianten J~fott5en:
9os 8erional Der 0elelld)aft ont 9o1go
beitebt augenblidlib aus 155 Seal1ten, nit
Ginl6IuB oerienigen, 1pelhe crit tbre Be1
itauung erbalten baben uno it'd CUR 9tetle
anlGiden. Oiele 8eontten DcrtDeilen iih
nab ibrer GtaatSongeb0ri9feit ~folgenberz
maBen: 43 8eLgier, 40 Gnctdn0er, 30
S6lpebeu, 13 0euti0e, 6 Stdltener, 5
Sransoien, 2 Seitteider, l Qtmerifaner, l
Dane uno / Shtpei3er. nGmli6 0rai Wtar
b. 8ourtales, fri9er preuBii6er 0raz
qoner~ 9ttttmet1ter unb Nojutant oeS Velo>
marI6aus Srel9errn y. N%ianteuffel. Graf
h. 4ourtaleS tptro ii1 am ~. D. etni6tffen
unO ii0 benz 5eitlpeiligen Sberleiter Der
6Sltereiien Der @eieui6aft, Sir SranctS
Dc Ninton, sur Ssrfuglng ttelcn. SIM
September loI cine QlnSa6l Deul6er Qal,o>
t1irt6e mad benz Gol1go %retieit, uln III Der
nG0lten llmgebung Der @eleul6aftS1tatto>
men 0emiilefelDcr an5ulegen. 400 Ent.
ltIerlalto iinD eriDorben uno nit mebr alS
80 ~unobbdugigen 6duptltngen 8ertrd8e abz
Qei0loiien iporDen. Sn yfeueNiDt maren
am 5. SUM- tinf 6oI59duler errid)tet ulto
3iDet 6dll}er aus Stein Der Bouenourg
nabe. SIN Geuz0tDt lit aGf 8etreIben oss
@eielIi6aftsperlOn0lS cine tragbare Gllen:
Da6u angetegt iuorDen. Ser 5erlegbar>
GonQooampfer Stanley" tpirb oegeltiudrtig
inter Der Geitung cileS belqtlden Sn9c1
nteureS Hi5terS BON GiDi Lungs pes utldiff7
barren Shells De5 SluileS DOH 269 3an5iba7
rern ullo meDreren 5ull0ert @tn9eborellert
bis oberbalb Der StallGD= TGue getragen,
100 ct in Stub geDen !ou.
GQS 8lott ent9dlt au6 Gr%tlGrungen
StauleD'5 I6er Ietne ~iitngiten geographic
iden GlltDedungen i'm Gongo9ebtet. Snlter>
bulb beS groBen GDgenS, tDel6en Der @0n80
nab gtoroen gu, oberbalb oeS QlequatorS,
bei0reibt, ntnlntt Der Strom 5tpei DeDeu1
tenoe Tlitiie Quf, Den 2ulemgD uno Den
2u(ibai0. Ser 2uI III 0 mIu0et ungez
fG1r 0045' n0roLider Srette III Den GDngo,
o6erbalb beS groBen 0orfeS 9lllan8o, no
Die afrtfunii6e @eleui6aft fi6. anI6tGt,
cine gr0bere Station 5u errtdten. StanleD
betradtet oieIen bi5ber %unbefannte1 gtebell>
UluB ais ben beoeutenolten Oe5 gall5en Oez
bets. Ser 2uIibai@ mitnoet III ben
Gongo IN taft glei6er 0reite tute ber 2lz
leIn9o, leDo0 oberbalb oeS 8o9er5, liit0
3ipar auf Oftttetpeg 5mil6en Der Wtilnoung
DcS Nru6itmt ln0 Ser Stanlep Tdue. QluT
oas reGte Her 0cs Congo fallen 3tpei lteue
Slltlie: Der y imbtr uno Der 90 D II II b.
gu. @riterer miIlbct in ben Congo oberz
halo oe5 uOrbItden 8ogeus. Am ltnteu
lier oe5 W2Oun69u b%efttoet li6 elmer Der
beoeutenOltc1 WQrftpldbe SnnerzQfrtfaS,
i'll Der Jog. acknowledgement. Die Qtfritaniz
Ide 0eiellhaft bat bereitS 6aielbit groBe
&dnnerfl0den algeFaltft un6 beabiiGttgt,
cine Statiou auf Denielbe1 3I erri6teu.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-10

AesA FIVE ROOMS at No. a Gill street; five
SsSSid rooms at No. 10 Lewis street, Fair Haven !;
la four rooms at No. 661 State street; four rooms
1t No. 4S Ashmun street. Apply to
JACOB HELLER,
dao Rank RufldiTlG
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-10

Bloomfield street, Hoboksn. He is thorough
" trusted by his employers. Near the close
Of banking h0trs yesterday afternoon the
young man was sent to the Nassau bank to
draw $35. He has often drawn sums many
times larger. It was ten minutes after three
o'clock when Hawthorne left the bank, put
ting the bills he had received in his right
vest pocket. and crossing Park Row. started
toward Broadway through Mali street. Tbs
streets and the park were full of people, end
he says that he did not notice that
he was followed till he reached the scales
within forty steps of Broadway, when two
very well dressed men, one tall and the other
short, came rapidly up behind him. AS they
passed the taller man suddenly threw his arm
up and around the young mans throat and
drew back his head while the smaller quickly
ran bis hand into his vest pocket. Haw-
thorne, striking out to free himself, touched
his arm and OWNED his motive at once. Be-
fore he could catHh his breath. however, the
fellow was running at full speed towRfd
Broadway and around the corner
of the postofice. Hawthorne says
that he tried to shout '9Thisfi Stop
IuISA! Willis Struggling 10 Tres u1mS0AI
from his assailant, who held him in power
full grasp. The fellow, he says, then struck
him with his fist on the back of the head,
Threw him on the pavement and held him
fast. The drivers of some mail wagons
backed up to the postoffice, thinking 1t COM
mon street fight. and shouted to the boy to
go in" The robber, seeing his companion
around the corner of the post
ofnce, gave Hawthorne q parting blow
IN the face that made his nose bleed
profusely and ran away. Hawthorne
rose and followed with mes
senger boy from a neighboring store,
but tho thieves had disappeared. With his
face besmeared with blood and crying with
Fexation. the young man hastened to the
City Hall police station and reported his loss,
and then to his employers, who were won
1eringly awaiting his return from the bank.
They congratulated themselves upon the fact
hat the stolen sum was so small. The
thieves had evidently counted upon a much
anger haul, and on almost any other occasion
would not have been disappointed.
To Inspector Byrnes Hawthorne gave
good description to-day of the taller one of
his ASSISTANTS, whom he expects to be able to
IDENTIFY, if he is caught. The smaller one
ne caught only a glimpse Of by reason of the
audiences of the assault Both were neatly
dressed in black and looked like business
men.