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Halstoad lKanA Indepsndent.

DIED John A. Morris, Wednesday
morning, February 1S. 1885, at about 2
o'clock, at his home in t, is township
Mr.. Morris was horn In Monroe coun-
ty. Ohio. March %, 1875 aud conse-
q ,enlly would have been go wears old
On the 22d of next March had he lived.
He has been citizen of this communi-
ty several years and is we'll known to q
large number of our readers. He was
taken sick the latter part of last August
and has been a great sufferer ever since.
His disease seems to have been con.
sumption, aggravated, no doubt, bv kid
Bey troubles from which he has suffered
more or less for rumber OF years.
His funeral occurred Yesterday and be
was buried at Pleasant Valley cemetery,
nine miles south of here in Sedgwick
county by the side OF q brother Of Mrs.
Morris buried there a few years ago.
The deceased was a member of the
church for about 80 years, twenty years
of which time be was member Of the
Christian Church, with which he was
connected a. the time of bis death. He
left the assurance behind him that he
died in the faith Of the gospel a. d hence
has only been transferred from the
church militant to the church ttiumph-
ant He leaves behind an aged COM
panion and several grown children, to
mourn his taking of. The sympalbies
of large circle of neighbors 60 out to
the bereaved family.
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Stiff Hats
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Convention, March 21, 1856.

We are authorized to announce JACOB SrIM.
PERT, SR, asa candidate for Trustee Of Gen.
ter township; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Township Nominating Convention.
We are authorized to announce Al. GRIF.
FIFTH as q candidate for Trustee of Center
township; subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Township Nominating Convention.
We are authorized to announce MICHAEL
LANG as candidate for Trustee; subject to the
decision of the Township convention.
We are authorized to announce JOHN GLAs.
SER as candidate for Trustee; subject to the
decision Of the township convention.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
SCHUMACHER as a candidate for Trustoe SUBJ
ject to the decision Of the township convention.
We are authorized to announce B. NJ BELT
as candidate for Trustee; subject to the decis-
ion of the township nominating convention.
as a candidate for Trustee; subject TO the de.
cision of the township ne:ninating convention.
We are authorized to announce JAMEs,L l..
WATSON as a candidate for Trustee; subject to
the decision of the township nominating con.
vention.
We are authorized to announce ''LEANDER G
BAKER as a candidate for Assessor of Center
township; subject to the decision of the Town
ship Nominating Convention.
We are authorized to announce NATHANIEL
WILEY as a candidate for Assessor of Center
township; subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Township Nominating Convention.
We are authorised to announce OSCAR F.
LITTLE as a candidate for Assessor of Center
township; subject to the decision OF the Town
ship Nominating Convention.
ED SPIRIT: Please announce nv name as a
candidate for township Assessor; subject to the
deel,ion of the voters in the township conven
tion. 8. d. OWENS.
We are authorized to announce JACOB LEIB
FARTH as a candidate for Assessor; subject to
the decision of the Township convention.
We are auth orized to announce GEoRaE F
FLEAHMAN as q candidate for Assessor; sub
ject to the decision of the Township oonven tion
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LEGAL NOTICE.

iOATHARINR TEENAN and Lsuis Tsenan,
" her husband. whose plaza Of fasidence
and postofice address, Is New Msrtinsville,
wet.el county, West Virginia.; the heirs Of
John Haught, deceased, whose names and
places OF residence are unknown, and the
heirs of Lsvi Haught, deceased, (except ia
cob Naughty whore names aud places OF
residence are unknown, will take notice.
That on Tuesday. the 81 day Of March, 1885,
George 8. Algeo, as Administrator of the
estate of Tobias aau sht. Sr. deceased, fled
his petition in the Pro bate Court Of Monroe
county. Ohio. against them and the other
heirs of said Tobias Haught, Sr., deceased,
alleging that the persoual estate of said de.
cedent is wholly insufficient to paw the debts
of said deceient and costs Of administration,
and praying for an order aud decree OF said
court to sell. for the purpose OF paying said
debts ana costs Of administration, the real
estate Of which said Tobias HIught, ST., died
seiz ed, situate In Monroe county, Ohio, and
described as follows: The north part of the
east hall Of the southwest quarter Of section
eishteen. township two Of range five, con-
tanning sixty eight acres more or less.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 9th da7 Of May, 1876.
GRORGR s. ALGE0,
Admir- Of the estate Of Tob as Hausht Sr.,
deceased.
mchl 0, '85H.
W. Z. MALLORY. Atty.
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counsel in New York, which is the ey-
tent of his public service. Like o.her
members ofsthe Cabinet, he has the
warm friendship of Mr.. Tilden.
JUDGE WILLIAM O. ENDICoTT
of Massachusetts, secretary of war, was
horn in Salem. where he now resides, in
1927. He is So years old and gradua.
ted at Harvard in 1S47. After twenty
three years of Law practice, Governor
William B Wsshburn appointed him a
judge of the Supreme court in 1879
He resigned his judgeship in 1882 on
account OF i'll health He was formerly
Wing, but.in 1880 was a Bell Everett
man and since then, he has been Dem
ocrat. Last fall he was defea'ed 10 bis
state as the Democratic candidate for
Governor.
HON. WILLIAM r Villas
of Wisconsin, postmaster general, was
born at Chelsea. VT, July 3D. lS40, re-
moving to Wisconsin when ii years old,
and graduating in the university OF thai;
stute III 1000 anu III tue Law SCHOOl Vi
Albany, N Y, In 1860, forming part
nersh!p in Wisconsin with Charles T
Wakelv. He entered the armv as cap
tain. and rose to be major and lieutenant
colonel He resigned his commission
and resumed the practice OF The law
January l. 1864. In 1872 General G..
f. BRYANT Joined him in partnership, and
iu 1877 his brother, E. P. Villas. also be.
came partner in rhe firm The Su.
preme court of Wisconsin appointed
Colonel Viias one Of the revisers of The
statutes Of the state In 1875, and The re-
vision OF 1878, adopted bv the state,
was partly made BY him In 1879 Mr..
Villas refused the use of hia name as Il
candidate for The governorship of Wis
consin. He has persislentlv declined
office. but went to Chicago as delegate
to the convention of 1884, which hol :
ored him with its permanent chairman
chin
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1913 miles when he could have reach.
ed the Capitol by travelling a distance Of
- milesless
Although . committee Of the House
has attempted to defend his charge for
mileage, no one, aside from the commit
tee. doubts but that he honestly OWES
the State Treasury sissy, as that
amount wouli have remained in tie
Treasury had Mr.. HAaILroN taken the
short route which was equally as good
10 every particular as the l9o mile route.
Whi,ewash OF that kind, applied by a
committee Of the House, won't hide the
naked facts. Whari rubbed the least bit
the figures $lS.72 show plainly 10
the eyes OF the tax payers OF this coun
ty who had to pinch and cave to raise
money sufficient to pay their taxes last
December. Tax payers are wa,chiul in
such cases.
In fact, as Representative, Mr.. HAM
rLroN has disappointed the Democrats
of this county. 10 the opinion Of q
very large number he, as Legislator, is
complete failure, and no misrepresen-
tations OF his will convince the D .mo-
Gratis Of this county to the contrary.
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An extraordinary Cow.

sADAM EKsiNaER, of Lee township,
tB,s comfy, had COW which. about the
sirst of last month, gave birth to Eve
cslves. The COW sld calves all died.
Our informant says the calves were all
perfectly formed and all beautiful red,
excep. ono that had small white spot.
This Gov bad two calves at 2 years old,
one at 8 years, none at years, two at
5 years and one at 9 years, which, With
the Eve al 2 years old, gives total Of
eleven calves
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MRS. M. o. WEST, Local Editor.
rnde. q Naw Adyertisements.

Circuit Cont convenes to-day. the
10Th inst.
Mics FaAsK JONES is visiting friends
at Whee'i,g.
Miss EMMA HARLAN is visiting friends
at Zanesville.
w. F HukrER Esq. and vile, OF
z.nssville. visited friends in this place
last week.
Ed HARLAN and CHARLEY KErrERER
left lsst Saturday for the New o leans
Expedition.
Several communications and prob
lem crowded out OF this issue. They
win appear next week
= We are glad 70 learn that Mrs Isaac
HrLk OF BeallsviIle, who has been sui.
ieriug vita rheumatic neuralgia, is con.
ysleseing.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

.COLOM0N SIMMONS, residence unknown
- will take notice that on the 18th day oi
October.iss4 Martha Z. simmons filed her pc
tition in the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county. Ohio, being cause No. 2672,
praying fof divorce from said Solomon
Simmons on the ground Of willful absence
from said Martha X. simmons for the period
of three years. MARTHA K. SIMMONS,
By srrigss & briggs. her Att'ys.
mch10, '85t7.
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A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Dsiley, OF Tunkban-
mock, Pa, was sffl cted for six years
with Asthma and Bronchitis, during
which lime the best physicians could
slvesno relief. Her life was despajred
OF, until in last October she procured a
Bottle Of Dr.. Kings NV Discovery,
whep immediate relief was felt, and bv
continuing its use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in Fl sh
so lbs in few months.
Free Trial Bottles OF this certain cure
Of all Throat and Lung Diseases at R
W. Pope's Drug Sore. Lirge Bottles
Sl.00.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
George S. Algeo 4 auo. Exs,
vs.
Samuel Haught Il ano...

Dy virtue of certain order Of sale is.
Dsued from the scourt Of common pleas within
and for the county of Monroe, and State cf
Ohio, in 8 case pending in said court between
the. above namsd parties, and TO me directed,
l will offer for sale at public Ancticn at the
east door Of the court house in Woods field I'm
Saturday, The 2sh dag Of Morch, 1885.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section i've. township two OF range
Eve. containing twenty four and uinety hun.
dredth acres.
Also, twenty acres of the north end Of the
northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
of section Eve, township two OF range hvs.
Sa,d property 30 ordered to be sold is sp-
praised at 1900 and may sell for two thirds
Of said apprsissmsrt. Terms Of sale. oash
before confirmation.
CHRIS LUDB,
feb24, 86w5. Sheriff n. c. o.
W. T. AALLoRr. ATTY.
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GEKERAL AssEMBtY OF Care.
HousF OF REPRESENTATIVES. !
CoLunBus, O Feb. 8, 1885 J

AloO1F VT NOS (
CoLUnBUs, @ Feb. 8, 1885
10 Whom 1t may osncern:
We. the Committee authorized by
House Resolution and appointed by the
Speaker of the House to ascertain the
L,wful Mileage OF tha Members Of the
66th General Assembly, do hereby Ger.
tiIy that Jas. n. HAMLroN's Mileage is
correct in every particular.
Signed:
r. CUSNINcHAn. Chairman OF Com.
Democrat.
b 6. Youss. Member Of Com Demo-
crat.
Bssex SrrlwELL. Member of Com
HDemocrat.
Gro. II. FoRD, Member ofsCom., Re-
publican.
E P. Bxo5k,. Member Of C,m Repub-
Iican.
have eserv reason to believe the
Mileage Committec have properly re.
ported tha mileage OF all Members in.
cluding The above report.
fssssA a. d. MARSH. Speaker.
EVERY respectfully submitted.
JAS n. HAMILTON.
The above is Mr.. HAMiLroS's defense
to our expose of his over charge fol
mileage from his home to Columbus
Anv business man, living In Calais, hav'
ing business In Columbus, would have
taken the train from Dohertv on the B
T. Il @, to Z.nesville and Colum5us-
distance Ill miles. rather than by the
way OF Bellaire to Cplumbus--distance
1885, But to Mr.. Hamilton there was
3 4 cents for everv niIe Of travel, there.
fore he chose the longest route and
thereby pocketed difference OF SlS ~
This sum came out OF the pockets OF the
men who tod aud work hard to raise
money TO pay their taxes Mr. HAMIL
r0s made It in one dav riding in the car,
on free passes furnished by the Railroad
Companies.
The milsage by the long route va
&40.3O and by the short ON
4393.O8. The difference bein.
$$I9.72, which paid him right we'll
q CON sidericg that the ride did not cos
him single cent.
Thst money! came out of the Stat
Treasury. IL Was pail, 10 there by tn
farmers aud tax payers OF Monroe CouI
ty and the s ste, 10 be legitimate'y el
pended. and not to pay member b.
mus of $I8.73, simply because !
chose to travel . roundabout way
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Live Stock Dealer.

iwILL BUT
Cattle, Hogs. sheep and Calves.
Parties having stock for sale are requested
to call on. or address,
JACOB sUTER,
Hannibal, Eonrne county, Ohio.
.mch3, ,'85w6.
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EY All persons indebted to PETER
DoRR kre rsqaes.ed TO call on him al
MiItonsburg, the last week in March, to
settle. All to whom he is indebted will
call At Woodstisld or the 9Th day Of
April.
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Township Nominating Convention.
The Democrats Of Center township
are requested to meet In woodsield On
Saturday, March 2lst, to nominate three
Trustees, one Clerk, one Treasurer. one
Assessor, and two ConstabIes to be sup
ported at the April election. Polls to be
opened at 8 o'clock A NJ, and close at
g o'c.ock P M. CoMMlrTEE.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
.fs ..
R e A L Il STATE.

TN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, We viii onsr
for sale, at public auctit n. on the
alst day OF March, 1885.
at o'clock p. m, at the front duor o. the
court house, at Woods6sld. Ohio, the follow.
Ing described real estate, sitnats In the
courty of Monroe and State Of Ohio, TO VI;
The northwest quarter Of section sixtssn,
township four of range Eve. containing one
hundred and sixty acres more or lsss.
Appraised at 81 402.
nsas OF SALE--0ne third cash In hand.
one third in one year. and One third In two
years from day Of sale, With interest: the
deferred payments TO BE- secured BY mortgage
upon the premises sold. sil sfaesl e,i1
FRSDkRICK CLAUGUS,
e SIS HRNRY NkOHARr. 49,,
Adm'rs Of Leonard Nsubart. decd.
febl7.'S5w4
sPRIaGs 4 briggs. A,tys.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE iu. the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chiiblains, Corus, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
r. w. POPE.
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EEE voted for ANDREW JACKSON for
Preside nt in 1892 and for everv Demo-
cratic nominee for that Office afterwards,
/. including CLEVELAND in 1884
e. HEApLEY.
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W Many thanks TO J. B MoRRr'.
iEsq.. for his Kindness 10 looking after
che interests OF Tar srIRrr during our
xbseuce last week.
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H Mr. B: II. MALLORY Of Clariugton.
and Mr.. c. CEHRs. OF Haouibdl, tins
county, attended. the inauguration Of
President CLEvsIAND
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DrED.-On the !2s,h ult., Of consump-
sioa. MARION NALLgy, Of Wayne town
rshipgsgea~52 years and 8 days.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY LUCINDA MOORE and John
Nl Mitchell Mooie. whose place Of residence
ard post ofice address is Waverly. fike county,
Ohio and Laura v. Knight. whose place Of
residence and post Office address is Milnersvile.
Guernsey county, Ohio will take notice that
On the 10Th day of February. 1880 Sarah
Jane Runysn, widow Of Samuel Runyan, de-
ceased-fled IN application In tho Probate
court of Monroe county Ohio, to have paper
writing purporting to be the last will and
testament and oodicil thereto. of Samuel Run
van. deceased admitted to Probate and Record.
Said application ISIS for hearing on the 2eth
day Of March. 1885. Al. PEARSON,
P.obate Judge Monroe County, Ohio.
feb24 S5~2.
SPRIGGS s. BRIGGS, Att'ys.
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tY-Call at THE SPIRIT Office for job print
ing from visiting card mp to full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes.
statements and bill heads printed "a short
notice.
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M Valuable town property for sale.
Call At this Office
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, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Abel Williams, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
l qualified as Administrator OF the est'ts
of Abel williams, late of Monroe countt,
deceased
Dated this 10th day Of March A. D. 1885.
Im0h10, ,SSw3. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of, Jacob Veisead. Sr., Dsoeas, d

1NHB undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrators Of the srtate
of Jacob Weisend, ST., late Of Menros suunty
deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of February A.D. 1885
feb24, ,'s5ua, lA- WEIsBND, Ja.
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weoasaeId STOCK Market.

March 9-Cattle 3a4e per pound
Sheep 5a4o per pound. Hogs S4a4 pei
pound gross.
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NoTICE.

THAyE 62 1-2 Acres of Land on the
waters of Point Pleasant Creek. ~ miles
from the Ohio River Railroad. This farm Is
convenient to mills. is within 300 yards Of a
good school house, the same distance to tho
postoffice and store. There is Ia
GOOD FRAME HOUSE
and hewed log stable and there is good water
on the place. The best wheat land in Tyler
County. For further information call on or
address T. 8 LACY.
febt0, ,T5ml. Sistersville, w. Va.
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CO NJ NJ E R CT A L
GROCERY MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By 2. scHrwAnrsR. JR & BRO
MONDAY, March 8, 1855.
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NEW LOCALS.

% steam Wooden Factory for sale.
all in good running condition. Call on
or address, DR.. A. B CovERT,
March 10. 1885. Antioch, 0 10.
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4 PRINCE ~ TRAINING.

Prince George of Wales is now working hard
ON board the Vernon torpedo school ship. lilo takes up
hs quarters IN the Excellent and Captain Fisher has
given tho ROYAL sub-leutenant hts cabin, which
has been newly painted and decorated Prince George
il allowed ono servant. but beyond that and the Of
the capt ns caO he has no privileges other than those
ocsoried 10 his companions His studies end october
The frat subject torpedo instruction, and this
cOur-e will last until May H. from which date to August
: no will devote his attention % guunery The first
fifteen days Of that part OF his training viii be occur
by held exercise then sixteen DAYS by Misunderstanding
by the study OF ammunition. After learning NIL that
can impaired with reference 20 these matters he will
have lessons extending over three days in the OF
the ctass aud pistol while i've days will bo devoted TO
fbe working OF urTca, 10 field and machine guns,
and four 10 a general resume making with five Saur-
days on which 10 will he examined sixty five days OF
instruction on the completion or hts gunnery course.
Tho Prince takes up pilotage which will keep him
engaged unfit October 3, when he will leave tho Ex-
eel
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VARIOUS NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKEN.-A small fire occurred Yesterday in a
drying shed adjoining lnglesen's wood yard in JEFF
fersOn-st Engines l and responded TO the alarm,
but Empire Hook and Ladder Company No. 2,
Washington Hook aud Ladder Company No. l,
Ocean Hose, Liberty Hose, and Excelsior Engine
Company No. 2 failed to do so. IL was afteIward
asceftained that the members of these companies
have decided not TO do any more fire duty on ac.
count of the criticisms 10 the newspapers concerning
the disgraceful actions of the drunken fremen OF
the fire on Sunday.
BAYoSNE.-Herman Meindick, of Humphrey-st,
mourns the absence of his wife. age twenty-five.
Melindick moved 10 Bayonne with his wife and
three children few months ago. They soon made
acquaintance, and among the number was Edward
Rupp, a fine-looking. elderly man, who lived In
Centreville Mrs. Meindick left home on Mon
day and did not return. When the husband
learned that Rupp had also disappeared, he was
convinced that the couple had eloped.
PATERsoN.-The Willis-st. Baptist Church at a
meeting on Tuesday night, in accordance with the
recommendations OF recent advisory council,'
formally deposed it7 late pastor, the Rev. George
GuiTey, from the ministry, and excluded him from
membership In the church. Mr.. Guiroy IS now min
lister OF ilourishng congregation, and has been
recognized as its pastor by another council
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,ccrsrD on sHOpTIYrfNG.
BROOKIYN.

coroner's jury found yesterday that the death
Of Mrs d. I. Erb, who left note charging that
her husband poisoned her, was due to puerperai
fever.
Thomas ]. Murphy. billposter, who was con-
victed of puttiRg up bills that were obscene and
indecent was let of with a nominal fine of 81
Yesterday. as the people who made complaint
were satisfied with the conviction as viDdIcation
of the law
An unknown man. about sixty-fye years old,
hanged himself Yesterday 70 heck IN the door Of
n carpenter-shOp at Eighth-st and Eighth-aVc.
lie was evidently q barber. for bag on the ground
near him contained two razOrs, two pairs OF scis-
sors hone and a strOp. There was also bottle
half full of whlskey near him.
Samuel Patterson died yesterday al st. Cath
arines Hospital from tho effects of blood poisoning
resulting from bullet-wsund Ho was shot on
Apul 50 by William SnedeCker, a liquor seller Of
No. go Union-aye,, while he and several other
Young men were endeavOring TO force their way
into the place. Sheuecker was reeTIeslcd yesteF-
day.
Mrs. Margaret spedicke who was tried In Jersey
City four years ago fer the alleged murder of her
husband and acquitted and who has since lived in
Brooklyn, has become insane and Is now IN the
Kings County Lunatic Asylum. Her father be-
lieVed the evidence against her at her trial. and
cursed her openly IN court. He afterward refused
TO have anything TO do with her, and this 1t Is be-
lieVed, unsettled her reason.
The six children of David Goldstein, Of No $40
Myrtle-ave.. were endangered by fire which
broke out early yesterday morning in the gtore
over which they lived. Policeman 0Brien at the
risk Of his own life entered the building and saved
them. A fortnight ago he saved man from death
in a burning stable.
IL Is maintained by some Of the Bridge trustees
that there funds enough available TO build the
pro posed Eextension of the Bridge Railroad in
Adams-st.. 10 the neighborhood Of the City Hall.
without issuing bonds for the purpose. In that
case the extra fare of two cents will not be neces-