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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03
Assessments Raised.

The city board Of equalization his raised
the assessments of the following named citi-
zens, and will sit as q board of appeals to
hear complaints, if any are to be entered, why
the assessments, as made, should not stand,
Oh Wednesday, October 7. The amounts
given below cover the sums raised, only, and
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03
Life of Gen, Grant.

The genuine personal Memories of Gen.
eral Grant," are published by Charles Web
ster Il Co., Of New York. l have the agency
for this work for Lafayette county. and 1 and
my agents will make a thorough canvass OF
the county, giving every one a chance to buy
1 state emphatically that any work under this
title sold by any one except through me il
bogus. PERRY LATHAM, Gen. Agent,
septl9t4 Higglnsville, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03
DR.. Prottsman and the Irishman,

When DR.. Prottsman was a young preach
er he had an appointment which compelled
him to cross a creek. When be came to the
creek. he ound it much swollen by 3 recent
rain. While hesitating about crossing, An
Irishman came up, and the following CONVEX
satlon took place:
Irishman-"Where be yez q golngw
Dr.-"I have IN appointment to preach
over yonder, and am afraid to cross the
creek"
I-"Well, 1 want to cross too, but 1 think
you ought to try it first. II you should b.
drowned you would 20 straight to heaven,
II I should be drowned I have me doubts
about what would become ov me-"
Diff 1 live 1 have some hopes of dong
some good In the world, and l don't think you
would"
I-"Well 1 will try it first if you will pray
for the repose Of me soul if 1 am drowned"
The Doctor made the promise. and tn.
Irishman waded in. and the third step wen
in over his head. He popped up and seeing
the Doctor, yelled out: Down on yel
knees wild yez. Will We let me 20 to bel
without thryln' to save me-
He got ont.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03
Religious.

Rev. A. Piston will preach in this city to-
morrow morning and night.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Synod will
hold Its next session in Odessa, October 10 to
II, inclusive.
Rev. G. L.. Leyburn will preach at Maple
Glen schooIhouse at 8 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Oct. 4.
There will be no services at the German
Methodist church tomorrow morning. In
the evening some member of the conference
will preach there.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
o'clock, u. M; Sunday services 81 and 10y
o'clock, a. m, and d o'clock, p. M, Rev. j
j. Lilly, officiating.
Bishop Cranberry goes from here to Ar
kansas Conference, Morrillton, Ark, Nov. %
Little Rock Conference, Arkadelphia. Ark,
Dec. 9; White River Conference, Helena,
Ark, Dec. 9.
Christ church, 18th Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday school, $3.50. a. m. Morning Prayer
with sermon at II a. m. Evening prayer
with sermon, 4 O'Clock, p. m. Rev. John
Davis. Rector.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03

At the Methodist church tomorrow Bishop
Cranberry will preach in the morning and Rev,
T.. NJ. Finney at night.
At the Christian church tomorrow. Rev. W
C.. Gsdbey will preach in the morning. anc
Rev. c e. Woods, ID. D.. at night.
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow Rev
d. K. McAnally, ID. D., will preach in tn,
morning and Rev A R. Faris at night.
At the Baptist church Tomorrow, Rev. j. E
Godbey, ID. D.. will preach In the morning
and Rev. d. c. Kelley, D. D.. at night.
The Missionary Anniversary will be celebrat
ed at the Methodist church tonight.
There will be Il Sunday school mass meeting
at the Methodist church, tomorrow Afternoon
at 3 30 O'Clock. Addresses by the Rev. JoaI
Spencer and the Rev. D. e. Kelley. d. ID.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03
MUTUALS,
An Omission.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:-I see in your
last issue . large list of honored names. as
past masters of Lexington Lodge, No. 149, of
Free and Accepted Ancient Masons. 1t may
be due to my memory to Say that l have the
honor of being one of the past masters of said
Lexington Lodge No. 149. 1 was one Of
the charter members, and was the first
master that ever presided over said lodge. l
occupied the masters chair for five years or
more 1 think, and have many pleasant recol-
lections of the members and the work we have
performed. Respectfully.
EDWARD WINsoR.
Mr.. Winsor's name was not, of course. in
tentionallY sighted. All the names were
given Of those whose portraits now hang in
the hall. These were easily obtained from
the pictures themselves. The names Of those
whose pictures have not been secured were
given from memory the list being In Judge
Jno. E. Rvland's possession, who is absent
holding court in Saline county. Doubtless
there have been other omissions.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
NnTullE

| ID Y virtue OF an order Of the probate court oil
ID Lafayette county, Missouri. made on the
Goth day Of September. 1885. the undersigned,
public administrator for said county, has taken
charge Of the estate OF William F.. Blair de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date Of this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of such
estate; and If such claims be not exhibited with
in two years they will be forever barred.
10. A. WILSON,
| Oct3t5 Public Administrator,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-03

1886, and have him come and preach u semi
centennial ermOn
Mr.. Nc. Csusland hits the nail on the head
In his advertisement printed in our last issue
when he says:-"We appeal to our friends,
especially the ladies! Give US a chance before
going or sending to Kansas City or st. Louis
for your goods. We are doing our best to
meet your wants. We want your patronage;
you as well as ourselves are interested in
building up Lexington. Patronize your own
merchants and keep up the reputation of your
w W If you give us your trade we will
be able to keep all the goods you may want.
Try Us. Don't cut your own thrOats and
ours loo by going from home to buy what you
ought to buy at home" That is the point,
exactly. That is just what it does-cuts the
purchasers throat, and that of our merchants.
too. This is especially true of that class of
people who buy their cheap, common things
here. but II they want something better send
| abroad for that. How can our merchants
keep fine goods II no one will buy them; and
why can they not keep just as fine goods AS
grow from any looms if they can sell them:
Their expenses here are lighter than they
would be in larger cities, and they can there
fore afford to sell goods AS cseaply. Messrs.
Royle, Ahrens. Winkler and McCausland
have had as thorough training in the dry
goods business as gentlemen in any city
large or small, anywhere. They are gentle
men of taste. They know what the ladies
want. All that remain. to be done 10 to Oh
troniZe them; give them a chance. This ap-
plies to the country people rs well as to the
town people. IL Lexington grows and thrives
it will do them good. 1t will buy their pro-
duce help pay their taxes; and educute their
children IN tirst-class style, near home. Lei
} Us all aid each other to build up our owl
community. Reciprocity is u good word
1t means a great deal. Let us study it; ant
!, determine in future to aid those about us WHIT
help us to build up the town IN which we arr
the most interested. This thing of sending
to Kansas City for every little thing that il
t needed does not paw, anyhow. By the tim
, you figure express charges. postage, misun
derstandings and their consequent isappoint
: ments, there is no profit IL it. Stand by you
home merchants,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

La persona, de que hablamos, nos
ha dicho tambien que las encaramnzas
habidas entire los franceses y los Hovas
han servido slgunas veces para que los
Hovas tengan que abandonar alguna
pequefa parte de su territorio, Y que,
en- tales casos, las tribns, one Sc dicen
amigas de los franceses, han saqneado
las casas, han cogido los frntos alma
cenados 10 mismo qne los habidos en-
los campos, y Sc han apoderado de los
ganados perteneclentes d los Hoyas ftI-
gitivos.
Como las tribus aludidas 10 han ne
cho mas que ell oficio de merodeadores,
los Jefcs de las tropas francesas han
tenido que poner coto q sns rapifas.
E cansancio de la malhadada expe-
dici6n militar d Madagascar domino
desde ell Contra-Almirante Mot hasta
lel ditimo soldado frances que hzy
en- aquella conarca.
Ell Gobierno de los Hovas insiste
en- no querer firmar nm tratado de paz
en- que Sc ceda q la Francia ma parte,
annque sea pequefa, del territorio de
la isla. Por eto Sc rompieron las ne
gociaciones diplom&ticas. Los COM
bates pareiales, como ell de Andrapa-
rany, mencionados en- ell Dtario ofciaL
de Ia Repabica francesa, han sido
lndtlles. la resistencia pasiva de los
Hovas les promote el ransancio de los
invasores que gastan hombres y dinero
en- pura perdida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22
MUYJUSTO.

Tenemos noticia de que el
Ayuntamiento de GALES ha acor-
dado un voto de gracias a nuestrv
distinguido correligionario don
Manuel Blanco, Alcalde hasta ha
ce POGO de aquel pueblo, por su
buena y ordenada administration.
Tambien sabemos que aquel
municipio habia resuelto por una
nimidad pedir respetuosamente al
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General
no admitiese la renuncia de tan
digno funcionario y delegado su-
yo.
Todo 10 cual honra d aquella
agradecida corporation, hace la
apologize de la acertada gesti6n
municipal de nuestro amigo, V
destruye TODD 10 que contra ell
senior Blanco ha echado d volar
temerariamente la passion politica,
esa passion infausta que asi lucha
desesperada para destruir los yer
daderos meritos, como para inven.
tar faltas y defectos que no exis-
ten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22
SO(IEDiD AN0NINi.

Todo estaba preparado a lin de
que la Junta general anunciada
para aver fuese un suceso extraor-
dinario. Algunos novadores Sc
agitaban; un peri6dico disponia
la campana, Y hasta Sc hizo circu-
lar una original hoja suelta, espe-
Gle de bandera, aviso 8 adverten-
Ella.
Por fin son6 la hora Y comenz6
la session ante un gran ndmero de
accionistas y representations. En-
el tTanscurso lie ia session hubo
momentos de entusiasmo Y mo-
mentos de agitaci6n. Llevaba la
palabra de los disidentes contra el
Sr. Bast6n Y la actual Junta Di-
rectiya ell ST. D. Cesar de CUTLER
na, que aabia hrmado la hoia del
dia anterior.
Fl resultado de todo, no obstan-
te la oposlcion preparada, f.e com
pletamente favorable al Director
de la Sociedad, Sr. Ba st6n, y al
actual Conseio.
Sc tomaron los acuerd0s 81
guientes:
Primero. Sc aprobd el aeta ge
neral del aao anterior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

La noticia mas import&nte que
traen loS telegramas via Habana
del Di0rio de IN Marina, que aca-
bamos de recihir, es la conhrma
cion del terrible dcsastre experi
mentado por Iuglaterra en- Ell
Aflica.
karthum fuG tornado ell q de
Enero por los sectarios del Madhi,
gracias la traici6n de dos pa
chaS.
NADIA Sc sabe del General Cor.
don.
lnglaterra esta preparando gran
de9 envio, de refuerzos er auxiIio
de su> armas sacramento compro.
metidas en- ell Africa.
La impression desagradable que
ei desastre ha producido es in =
menSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

Segun 10. Sc aprob6 ell acta de
la iunta extraordinaria de 81 de
Diciembre tiltimo.
Tercero. Sc aprob6 ell envio
que Sc habia hecho de un comisio-
nado a Madrid para la gestldn del
cambio de moneda, el cual comi.
sionado habia sido el Sr. BAst6n,
a quien Sc encareci6 continua G
gestionando el mismo asunto V
otros de gran importancia para la
SociPdad. Con tai motiyo hjzo cl
sehor Bast6n declaraciones que
merecieron un caluroso y general
aplauso.
Cuarto. Sc aprob6 ell balance
del dtimo ano contenido en- la
memoria respectiva del ano mis-
mo.
Quinto. FuG desechada una
cnmienda del senior Guillerna al
eXpresado balance.
Sexto v utimo. A propue>ta
del Director de la Socieddd Sr
Bast6n, V por acuerdo del Conse-
10. Sc resolvi6 nombrar una Co
mission de examen para comrro
bar las operaciones y el estajo
de la Sociedad.
El senior Bast6n manifesto que
sin embargo de no preceptuar es-
tie detalle los Estatutos, querian eI
Consejo y 81 dar cumplida salts
facci6n d los accionistas y al ph-
blico.
Hoy debia continuar la session
para tratar otros detalles de me-
nor importancia.
Celebraremos que billie en- to-
do ell triunfo de la prudencia y Ia
verdad, para bien de nuestro Gre
ditto provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22
BOletiD Mercantil.

mas, Sc contra yenia al artio ulo 20
del Reg'amento de carnes de 10
de Febrero de 1866 que dice:
Cuando hava de traSportar e
carne desdc el AIatadero d los
puestos particularcs Sc hard IN
carroS cubiert0S n que vavan las
carnes colgadas, no permitiendose
de ningdn modo que G >ras Sc He
ven en- cabaIlerias, o a hombro. y
lomo.
Mas claridad ~ rrodc d. e.
va ven los qnejosos que dentro
de la industria lbre hay muy ra-
cionales hmitaciones, como la
hay en- todo..
Una buena parte de la queja
va dlrigida contra e! muy celoso
Y digno AIcalde don Manuel Gil
y Sanchez. Mas eu este pierden
igualmente elL tempo, pue5 los an
tecedentes de probidad, outicien-
cia Y rectitud de principios del
xorrsado funcionario le ponen a
cubie,to de la~ pa>ionciilAs que no
dejan de agltarse, aun IN los a'un-
ros mas ajenos a la politica. Pre-
cisamente la administration del
Senor Gil V Sanch'z hs gezado
tama en- cuantoS puehIos sc Ia
conocido, y puede el de la Carroll
ma alegrarse de tenerle a su fren
te. Por Otra parte, el Avunta
miento de IA Carolina, conotituido
por perSonas de arraigo, ac0stum-
bra d someterSe ii la Lev, V cum
pie sin interruption sus deheres.
Para concluir; 81 los frmantes
de aquel comunicado 1uieren, CO.
mo dicen, hacer la competencia a
los aba>tecedores del pueblo, no
tlenen mas que inScrlbrse en- la
matricula de industriaIes, v asi po-
dram participar de los beneticios
que Sc reconocen 4 todos, cuandO
razones de un orden superior no
demandan otra cosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22
PrOductOs del Pals,

La Administration Central de
Contribuciones y Rcn'as de esta
Isla ha publicado en- e! peri6dico
ofcial, con cl Voc BE- dela Inten
dencia de Hacienda, ell cstado de-
mostrativo de la exportaci6n de
los principales pro1ucto' del pals
veriticada durante cl mes de No
viembre de 1884, pueota Ell com
paraci6n con la de igual mes d.
1888.
He aqui, pnes, ell movimiento
de la exportaci6n Y sus re1nlta-
dos, segin nos da de ello< mott
cia la Gaceta del Gobierno:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22
Comparandose, como en- ell pc

Comparandose, como en- ell pc
riGdico ofciai Sc hace, los valore>
y derechos FOR la cxportaci6n de
aquellos productos obtenidos, con
los alcanzados en- igual mes de!
aho 1883, Sc dan las siguientes
difercncias en- Diciembre liltimo:
Azicar, baja en- los valores y dere-
chos, resp ectivamente: s29, ,72l-S3-
l,005-95.
Cafe, alza en- los valores y derechos,
&c 76,6S8-64-l, ,479-09.
Cueros, libre, baja Ell los valores
l46-25.
Ganado, libre, baja en- los valores,
1870.
Maderas, alza en- los valores y dere-
chos, 144-24-l6-o5.
Mieles, baja en- los valores y derechos,
32,36l-98-674-22.
Tabaco, baja en- los valores y dere-
chos, 299-27-2,03.
Importan las ALIAS en- los
valores. 76,S32-S
Iden en- los derechos. -. 1861
Idem las bajas en- los valores 65,799-33
Idem en- los derechos. -. 1852 30
En- resnmen: Los vslores
de los principales pro-
ductos del pals, azicar,
cate, cneros, ganado. ma
deras. mieles y tsbaco,
exportados durante ell
mes de Diciembre uti-
mo, comparados con los
obtenidos en- igual mes
del ano 1888, arrojan una
diferencia de mas ascen-
dente q la cautidad de-. 1908 55
Ell rendlmlento de derechos
por los mlsmos produc-
tos, comparable con ell al
canzado en- Diciembre de
1883, ha obtenido, en-
ignal mes del ano que
acaba de terminar, lna
diferencia de menos que
monta d la cantidad de-. 1S6-29
Tales son los datos que nos
2roporciona la Gdceta del Gobier-
no, references IL nuestras impOrta.
clones y exportaciones durante ell
mes de Diciembre de 1884.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22
ADUAN AS.

La nGaceta acaba de publican
el estado de costumbre, demos
trativo del movimiento de nave
gaci6n y sNs resultados en- las
Aduanas de esta isla durante el
mes de Diciembre de 1884, com
parade con ell de igual mes del
ano anterior.
Segun ell mismo, entraron en-
nuestros puertos,. durante ell cita-
do mes, con carga, de transito, y
arribada, los siguientes buques:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

Sirva todo de sati facci6n al
amigo Banco en- ell retro tran
quilo de su hogar, a donde no lle-
gan las asechanzas de los enemigos
en- polftica nj los embates de la
sistematica hostilidad.
Reclba d la veZ de nosotros ell
mas sincere parabien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

Hemos tenido Ia satisfaction de
saludar nues;ro distinguido ami
gp ell Lcdo. d. Antonio Alfau Y
BaraIt, quien, repuesto va de su
ioleneia, Sc ha dignado visitarnos
en- esta Imprenta.
Celebranos mucho su restable-
ciniento y le de.eamos toda pros.
perldau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

Total general ........ l44 ,910-l0|
Diferencia d., meaos en- Di-
ciembre de 1884, con re-
laci6n q i.ual mes del
a10 anterior, en- los reu-
dimirntos de la Impor-
taci6n. .............. :. 90,080,23
Por lerecho4 de E1porta-
cl6l radirron los buques
salldo, d. 1uestros puer-
tos en- Dibre. del aho
one acaba de fnalizar... l5,6ll-79
Ala con relac6n a ignal
mes de lS33........... 4,l60-98
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

Las salidas de buques de nues-
tros puertos, durante ell RI ferido
mes de Dieiembre de 1884, fueron
las siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

K. Q. disponienIo Sc expida a
don Juan Andino Gimenez la
Real Cedula como Propietario del
ohcio de Procurador de estos Juz
gados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

+. .. aprobando Ia comisi6n
del >ervicio para la Peninsula
conterlda al Promoter Fiscal de
Aguadilla D. Jose Gimeno Agius.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

La entrada de los citados bu-
ques produjo, durante ell mes de
Diciembre de 1884, los siguientes
rendimiento,:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

De politics interior ha habido IN
suceso importante, que ha sido la reno
vaci6n de la tercera parte de los Sena-
dores hecha en- las elecciones habidas
ell 25 de Enero.
El Gobierno habia hecho cuanto ha-
bia podido para ganar las primeras
elecciones que Sc harlan con arreglo &
la reforna constitutional relativa a Ia
renoyaci6a del Senado.
El Miaisterio Ferry ha logrado una
victoria electoral muy notable.
Los partidos de Ia derecha del Sena.
do tenfan Ia esperanza de que por 10
menos serfan elegidos AZ Senadores
que sucediesen igaal ndmero de los
suyos que habian cumplido el tempo
en- sus cargos.
El desengalio ha aldo patente.
Los republicanos haa triunfado 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22
GACETA DE HOY.
Conce>iones de salinas.

Circular del Gobierno General
a los sen )les Alcaldes sobre datos
que deben remitir a la Junta de
Agrimensura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

La question de Egipto es, para el
Gobierno frances, de naturaleza ec6no-
mica, puesto que en- ella no sc trata
mas que de garantizar Ell pago de los
acreedores franceses.
Ell Gobierno republicano ha presen-
tado contra-proposiciones, en- contesta-
ci6n las proposiciones inglesas. Los
acreedores franceses no deben estar
contentos del proyecto ministerial. Es-
te, que no quiso aceier q la disminu-
ci6n, provisional, de medic por ciento
en- los intereses de la Deuda egipcia.
convene en- que los cupones de la mis-
ma Deuda sean gravados con un im-
puesto de 5 p.S, es decir, que la dis.
minuci6n de medic por ciento de inte.
res no Sc admitira como tai, pero de
hecho sera efectiva por medic de una
contribution. Importa POGO la varia-
cidn de la forma, 81 la cosa es Ia misma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

Diferencia lie menos en- ell ntl-
nero de las salidas, con
relaci6n q las registradas en-
igual mes de lSS3..............
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-22

Diferencis de menos en las en-
tradas de buques, con reIa~
ci6n d Diciembre de 1885,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
rnr pIsALLowEp cLAIN.

wAsHINGroN, sept. l8.--Judge Harlan
of the Alabama claims commission has
returned ,othe city, aud IN addition 10
his written statement IN defense 70 the
commissionN response 10 Comptroller
Durham, he made yesterday oral state-
ments before The comptroller and secrc-
tary Bayard, setting forth the reasons for
the employment Of the extra force by the
commission Judge HARLAN argued that
the extra force had become necessity,
and was Therefore authorized under tho
hea of necessary incidental expenses. II
Is understood thar Comptroller Dun
ham has prepared his response
10 Judge HRlan's written statement.
In il he rcahirns his position that the ex-
ira force was Illegally employed, and IN
reply 10 Attorney Cresssell lic holds that
The latter has 20 salary but Is entitled to
fees only, the amount 4 which shall mol
exceed $1,000 per year, Vie compensation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-14
AMERICAN DYyAMTERs.


The Mystery surrounding m Eapins'po
cleared Away
Nlw loRk, sept l9,--'rhc windows Of
the dry-goods store Of Garry Bros at
Grand and Allen streets were shattered
hy an explosion Of dynamite ON tbs lst Of
February and the explosion was supposed
10 have been instigaicd by dlsnnceled dY.
goods clerks. Detectives have been ia
work on The Cnse ever since aud their
laboW have resulted IN the arrest Of pelpr
A.. Daley aged twouty-throe yeArs,n saips.
man residing in Teller Pmcc, Mclrosr;
rhomns Fitzpatrick, twenty-sctpn
years sold, bookkoeper living ut No
2Gl Monroe street. and David
Naughton, aged iwenty-siS years,
II salesman Of No. os Monroe street A
combination Of dff-goods clerks, known
as the Equality association, holds rs
meetings nt Orchard Hall, q saloon Kept
by Morris Gcrstcn at M GS1 Orchard
street II was suspected that ono or
more members Of the landlords family
knew much about the crime Sometime
after the explosion u stranger began TO
frequent Gerstcns saloon, and finally oh
tanned from the sons OF the propri-
etor the fact that they had
HthTu tUIthIH lnht Unity bIOhs hHouiu
be blown up, the same as the
dynamilers in London blew np the par
lament house" On the night VI the en-
plosion man entered the saloon and the
bar-kecpcr handed one Of the Gersten
Bros. package and asked him 10 give IL
10 David II Naughton, Iwho was one u
the men III the secret Presently Naugh-
ton came upstairs accompanied by Daley
and Fitzpatrick. Naughton asked II d
parcel had been left for him and the
package was handed oyer. Naught1n
aud HIS companion then went out, fol-
lowed, however, by David and Frank
3crsten. Nangbton aud his companions
proceeded TO Garry Bros store, whore the
Gcrstens saw them place something be-
side the window sash, after which Daley
aud Naughton ran away, while fitzpai-
rick walked from The spot and was
knocked down by The terrific explosion
that Immediately followed, These de-
tails resulted in The arrest Of the three
men, who have waived examination. The
penalty upon conviction Is ten years IN
the Deuitcntiary