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The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

TOR SALE-A Great Bargain-the
II well-known property formerly owned by
ex Coy Cooke IN Georgetown, comprising
fine residence, In thorough condition; IL Is
offered at a very low figure. For terms, etc.
appl to b. II. ROBERTSON, 15l5 ii st.
EoR SAI.E-Chcap-A 1O-Room 3
II story brick house. all mod imps; - 1t
situated northwest. Address ll35 N ave
W, city.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25
GhNERAL AND cRIrICuLAR.

MIR, Cleveland accompanied Mrs. G. and
her Hother TO church yesterday, aud DR..
Suudcrland's text was. IL was glad When
they said uuto me, let us 20 unto the House
OF the LoId.n The President didn't look
1t, ht all.
a dispatch in New York paper an
nounces that n man fell from a Chestnut
tree at Asbury Park and was fatally III
iured. The strange part Of the story Is
that the person was neither circus clown,
minstrel man, or great American para
grnpher.
A man in Michigan accidentally shot his
mother-in-law last Saturday. At least he
Gays so, but 1t will be difficult to convince
jury that he is not lying.
The President has called his country
place Red Top. What's the matter with
Sorrel TopY
The bard of Holland Patent, New York,
sends in the following:
There was girl in our town,
And she was wondrous wise;
She jumped into an Elder bush
And scratched out both her eyes.
And when she found that they were out,
With all her might and main
She didn't know exactly what to do.
A certain Congressman from the West,
name withheld for the family's sake, who
made his first appearance in Washington
Inat mi, t.. sigt,a s.,s
society, aud applied to u friend to act as his
| cicerone. The friend knowing he lacked
| those "nalneless grdces which no methods
| teach" hesitatcd about taking him out aud
| told him why. He promised to be on his
| best behavior, however, aud they started on
the rounds. They had made half dozen
| calls and the Congressman was doing
| finely. The last place was at Cabinet
lady's reception and quite crowd was
present. The Congressman got over in tho
| corner with II bevy OF girls and was having
great sport, and the friend found him there
when he went to take him home.
"There comes john" he said "be's Civ.
| ing me tips to-day on this deal"
The girls laughed and John took him by
the arm.
| "If the ladies will excuse us we will 60"
he said, with a graceful bow.
| ~ hate to, like the mischief" responded
the Congressman, gazing on the fair girls.
| "You see, ladies'" he continued, addressing
them "John is showing me around aud he's
| afraid I'll make some bad break or other
thatll disgrace him. But I've been with
| you for half hour or more now, and
haven't done so d. bad for beginner as
might; have Il ?"
John had him out in the carriage before
he had time to ask where the lightning had
struck.
The newspaper is much older than has
been supposed and Its power and influence
were the same in ancient times as they are
to-day. We find in the New Testament tina,
Luke (chap. viii, 10 v.,) says: "There came
10 him his mother and his brethren, but
they could not come at him for the press ~
A young woman residing couple oi
miles from town, with her mother and sic
ters, aud having no male protector, hand;
In this advertisement: Wanted-A nice
young gentleman with bulldog and mat
rimonial intentions to live at a pleasant
home in the country. Plenty to eat and
nothing to do. References required, Nc
club men need apply.
1t is stated in late advices from England
that Mr.. Gladstone routed nest of wasps
and is "suifering from the bites inflicted by
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

OUR esteemed contemporary, The
Capitol, appeared yesterday in a
twclve,page form. 1t was an excel.
lent number, bright, newsy and fresh,
and reflected credit upon DR.. Frank
Howe's management
GEORGE ALFRED TowNsENDs new novel
"a story of the war-has been christened
"Katy of Catoctln' or, the Chain Breakers" +"
and will be published by the Appletons.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

Mr. Cleveland accompanied Mrs. G. and
her Eother to church yesterday, aud DR..
Suudcrland's text was, IL was glad When
they said unto me, let us 20 unto the House
OF the Lord" Tho President didn't look
1t, ht al.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25
Hw4DENTAL INFIRMARY

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
Corner Eighth and X SITS. N. W. Entrance,
g29 Eighth st. n. W.
Open from TO p m. daily, except Sum
days. Extracting free. Filling and plate
work at cost of material. Dentistry In all
branches practiced under the supervision of
the Professor of Operative Dentistry. Gas
pH nj
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

a dispatch in a New York paper an
nounces that man fell from chestnut
tree at Asbury Park and was fatally it,
iured. The strange part of the story ls
that the person was neither circus clown,
minstrel man, or great American para.
grnpher.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

A man in Michigan accidentally shot his
mother-in-law last Saturday. At least he
Gays so, but 1t will be difficult to convince
a jury that he is not lying.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

SPEAKING of General Dabney II,
Maury, the newly appointed Minister
TO Columbia, the Globe Democrat says
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

The President has called his country
place Red Top. What's the matter with
Sorrel TopY
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

HENRY GEORGE will come out of his
New York campaign with minority
of votes, but largely replenished bank
account 1t is said that he will clear
S25, 600 on his book this year by reason
of the big advertising boom it is getting
through his candidacy for the Mayor
atty. But this is species of property
that he doesn't believe in dividing up
among his friends.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

The newspaper is much older than has
been supposed, and its power and influence
were the same in ancient times as they are
to-day. We find in the New Testament that
Luke (chap. viii, 10 v.,) says; "There came
TO him his mother and his brethren, but
they could not come at him for the press. ;"
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25
EOR RENT.
THE NEW POST BUILDING.

Studios, Offices and Lodge or Society Rooms.
There are yet vacant in the new Post Build
ing some well-lighted rooms suitable for
lodges and societies; also several welllighted
rooms, eligible for artists studios; also two
rooms fitted for light manufacturing, with or
without steam power; Otis elevator runs day
and night. Apply at POST COUNTING ROOM
EOR RENr-Nicely Finished Com
Il muncating rooms In 1924 New York
ave; all mod imps; water, gas and bath
rooms; elevators run from 7:30 IN to II p m.
Apply at ROOM z, li2i
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

A young woman residing couple of
miles from town, with her mother and sic
ters, aud having no male protector, hands
in this advertisement: Wanted-A nice
young gentleman with bulldog and mat
rimonial intentions to live at a pleasant
homo in the country. Plenty to eat and
nothing to do. References required. No
club men need apply.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

that che holds the lost cause In higher
honor than he does The nng of the
Union" 1t is a queer habit our
esteemed st. Louis contemporary
has of giving its nonsense editor full
swing of the paper every now and then.
This accounts for the nonsense above
quoted General Maury, like any other
practical man Of affairs, prefers good
office and good salary, flag included,
to anything in the shape Of lost cause;
and he will honor the position to which
he has been assigned.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25
WANTED .--ROOMS.

WAmNTEDSaNew,lIy NTH 81 FURNISHED Front ron,
wardrobe and closet; not to cost over Sl2
TO Sl5 bet 1Uth and 18th and Il and II sts n
"; permanent If suited. Address A. NJ. O.,
Critic Office.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

The bard of Holland Patent, New York,
sends in the following;
There was girl in our town,
And she was wondrous wise;
She jumped into an Elder bush
And scratched out both her eyes.
And when she found that they were out,
With all her might and main
She didn't know exactly what to do.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25
WAITED HElP--.FEmALE,

Advertisements Of Three Lines u1dsr this head
l8efted three times JoT % ceiats.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
1924 II street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25

1t is stated in late advices from England
that Mr. Gladstone routed nest of wasps
and is "suffering from the bites inflicted by
the insects" Bites Hasn't the reporter
got the bug wrong end foremostg
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25
WhNTEn..-pDllgcg.

M ANTED--Jo Purchase House worth
w from $4,000 10 5000 owners only NJ.
dress giving location an price, l.. NJ. H., 5Ji
dth ~ n ",
The Washington critic., 1886-10-25


NOR SALE-A Bargain-JOb Printin r
II office; complete outfit. Address OTTO
ZIP ERS lrltln nflicn.
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BROOKLYN.

OF lighting the streets with gas and electricity thus
far this y,ai estimate for the remaining months
amount 10 $}76O03 49, The Appropriation with uneN.
pended balance from IL sisOOOO There
this
The Fremens Association had their annual parade
in the Eastern District Yesterday Visiting remen from
Providence, r. L. Bayoune. y. j., RondOut. y, y. Mount
Vernon y. w. Stamford Conn.,. schenectady. y. " Nor
walk Conn. Reading Penn and Othe: places present.
AbOnt redshirted hemen IN the lines all In uni
form number had their machines James i. Savage
was marshal The line marched TO RgcwOOd Park,
where picnic was held
An filed by the Rev Benjamin Stanton TO
made by his wife IN her suit Tor limited divorce.
made against Mr. stanton was recently suspended
from pasoIae the Fort Presbyterian Church,
pen ling a trial by the Brooklyn Prosbytery.
Thomas awlcy William Leslie, Navy
time and yesterday while
in he MantOnomOh they Leslio
" lie down deep
able line thrown him by other wOrknen
rescued.
Thomas Godfrey alias Big Tom" OF No. 80 Marketst,
NewN Ork, well known criminal arragned before PO
lice Narhrr yesterday upon suspicion Of being the
fool Broadway when Charles 0keee LIS companion
ARE. entering Olce at No 10 BedfOrdaVe
shot sprang the The police
identify but he held for the action OF the Grand
Jury.
Thomas II Farron engineer OF the Prospect Hill Engine
sioncr ConnOr Democrat and troller
The loss Of water by break the
the house is thought ~ have
ton with his disclar-e
The body a about forty years old found
Buttermk Channel yesterday and taken to the Morgue.
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fCAUGHT JUST IN TINE.

Another woudbe Bridge jumper appeared Yesterday in
Albert Hansen twenty wo.of So Lafayette
yn III rode the the Bridge from Brooklyn company
with three other men on truck hen hallway from the
Ign tower TO the centre OF the he took OIL
and leaving them the truck climbed top OF the
outer railing Of the roadway Policeman Brett who
the roadway fastened TO prevent him from Jumping
but before the policeman got 10 the Hansen had climbed
down the outside OF the railing and down
the stay rope underneath dropping
the The policeman cambercd led
In getting hold OF Hansens clothing and preventing him
jumping With the aid OF another policeman Hansen was got
upon The roadway and marched the Bridge poilce
station At he said he had umn until MS
companions AIRED hin he said he did NOT
know what he was doing and did not jump. His
did wait 10 what he did drove on
The Bridge leaving his coat and in the ROADWAY
Hansen was locked up charge Of and dis
orderly conduct He had made no preparations picked
up in the water
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ELOPING WITH VARIETY PERFoRMEh'
MRS. MOTT, OF HAvERsrnAw. LEAvEs HER hos

hands HOME-HIs STORY OF THE hAIihh'
Mrs Matilda Mott wife OF william Mott cher
of The Water Works OF Hayerstraw and an acve NJ
pos. a. ss, h 4. Village SsI
s Yea cSa ,U handsome brunette Fh Ia: sCpsd
With Mrs Mott John White minstrel snn wsr cop pS,
which has been eloamped In Nysck for two Tee.s
pa. 1gh to large mSs 1 So n respeaSe
Sss who I @n ns o III asgSIssih
John WHITE the minstrel Of KiChapoQ Indian Company
S ny Ss h ssin
psnsd four dye yesrs and md Lat LAT
frequent vista abe told to doctor In BTookyn ana
little spicous that all was not right 6ut until last week
could not and any specsl sFSnn sy ppn MstSa
On Saturday 7 asked the servant II she tnew
whom Mott coming home and she sad hs uia LOT
wished tell and by strong persuasion got her 10 maze
full confession me- ascertaned then that my We ana
White Intimate for good while and my WIG naa
White were staying together and wife at the
House. and aeeompaned by az omcer the Sotei
Mrs said there wa. the S such
Mr. Mott but that Mr. and Mrs white were there ! was
shown TO room and after raped who should open ae
door bat wife did not say m9Sn o@o Gd b last
boat Sunday evening from Nyack for Tarrytown anu
have not seen OF heard from them since" A.. o,,
Mt Mott has two sons young men, ana y nnau
daughter Mrs Mott had home Tte s psounS Couple
were together in warren-st, NewYork' on Monday
afternoon
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IOuIsyILLF JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

LOUISVILLE KY. Sept lathe second days meeting OF the
Louisville Jockey had small attendance The weather
was clear and dusty. 1t day for avortes
three Of four winning.
First race-one mile. purse $500 Acaria West 1oO)
Uncle Dan (Johuson 9j) Surprise avery. 30; 1opsy
Curtis HOS Harris, lO3 Haitoo tFaire loo)
Kalata (Stova 1861 Longway iartshed 90; hgan Gov
ington llO); Sour Mash Cunningham. 81; Hambietoh
Cooper, go: Dancing Kid tBnrlew, ll3l Panama Won
easily Topsey second Time. las p No mutuals
Second raceSt Legcr Stakes two miles only TWO started
Lew Clark Sir Joseph with L. Jones and West Up IlS
each Sir Joseph into the lead the second mile and
retained IL to the finish winning easily Time, 34GA No
mutuas
There starters for the third race mile sell
ing purse $500 NJ Farra 81; WaIrenton FLOWERS
lOS) Violin stova 1885, Kennebec (Haggns, 1896 Emma
West Sheedy (Harrs 95l Bonnie Blue
Crtenden 1905 Logan (COvngtOn 9O), Revenge tLchue,
9O Joseph MOnahan, 81: Archbishop myers S7 Caus
Vidito 75l; Figaro Cooper 1905 Thunder Gust Hathaway
a7 They punched into the stretch and ran under The
string Pat Shsedy first. Nora NJ second Joseph r. td
Time No mutuas Owner bought in bis horse
au advance OF Slc5 over entered price .
Fourth Five furlorgs purse $500 FOR maiden Two
Odds Linda Payne (Stova 100 Queen Alonso tfhr-
raj lO7l; Overton (1s llo MINNESOTA Cooper loi VT
gnia (enefe 1901 Lombard west 1919; MhTow uiarris,
llO Lady Mac Johu 1907, Broadhead pinglcy 1907
Liteth ittenden 100; Miss Hight (Arnoll 100 Lombard
won driving finish, Linda Payne second Time; lO4 T.
No
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Volunteer Fremens Association OF this city enjoyed
It's second annual picnic and barbecue yesterday at Suffers
River Park and Casino There $500 members OF
association and the picnic given increase the
charity fund Between 1000 and 6O00 tickets sold The
day with ade OF the old fire ladies from their head
quarters No l43 East Eghtst, TO tho Asor House and
subsequently 10 the park Among those John
Decker president OF the association Michael Charles
Bruce, N. j. Reese Samuel Madigsn. John Carroll Carey
ert Mooney president OF the Board Of Aldermen who used
with Engine No &c. and Albert Chancellor The Fire
Volunteer Association of Philadelphia also dele
Cation There were also present NIFTY Mexican volunteers of
this and brooklyn Dancing had
They all wantel 70 enter the games Twenty
peted the gold medal in the foot william Carol
the first prize Prize shooting amused the crowd
pronounced done 10 turn" when everybody who
could get plere hld There with
and display Of Tire works The evening begun With
representation 0 tho bombanent Of Vera Cruz
render OF the CITY by Mexico McCartys fo and drum corps
and chorus Of 1000 voices gave tho volunteer remens
the race hre rosouo. which
took a uIof
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NETWORK CITY.

The body unknown aborer was FOUND I'D the river al
Pier No. 81 North River, yesterday.
The Police Board yesterday employed thirty three young
men on probation and appointed five policemen on PROBATION
The Grant Monument Fund was s11 90 yester
day subscriptions from several persons In NewBerhn
Y. The fund amounts to sl23.5O2 10.
The Directors OF the New-York Concert Company last
night az the Cano elected the following officers: Rudolph
Aronson president; Herman L. Kngsbury. vcepresident
Jacob L. Phillips and Walter j. Price, secretary
Ten urors were obtained yesterday Court Of General
Sessions in the trial for murder degree OF Nicholas
Girls and Henry c. Kruger, who beat to death Emil Romes
driving sodawater wagon through LudioWst on
May last
John Spare an engineer Of the steamer Eros that arrived
from Hamburg yesterday is supposed to have fallen over
August 90 He deck early In the morning OIL
that day. but was not seen aierward
The Kings County wheeman will have their Fall Moon
light Parade tomorrow evening Riders will assemble at
Bergen ST. and Bedordave, Brooklyn at p m. An enjoy
able will be provided by the Committee OF Ar
rangements.
Third Avenue driven by John Reed over David
Kelly, age nine. Monday night at Thiry'thrds Inc
boy died ON his injuries yesterday morning. and Reed who
held await the result of Coroners
inquest Kellys parents live at No. $50 secondave
report has been published Erie Express Company
intends to abandon This Is officially denied The
business steadily Increasing the company has recently
acquired lines. thereby aford1g 1t greater
facilities for the transaction OF its business
The daily service OF the Fall River Line will be dis
September 10 when the steamers leaving
NewYoTk at 6l5 week days will be withdrawn The
Pilgrim and Bristol VIII then leave NewN ork at
| p. M. daily, Sundays included
days the Pennsylvania Railroad has brought
in 67l OF seakns packed in salt They or The
way TO London long standing precedence In
dressing dycng them for Receipts thus lar are val
ued at about 100000
Alfred p Young, the Brooklyn who disappeared OF
1.al at N
we'll Assistant Superintendent Young Of the Maritime tx
change has received many congratulations upon the recovery
of his SON.
The Committee on Construction OF the Aqueluct Commits
sion after carefully considering the reports OF General New
ton and Chief Engineer Church with reference to the mud
formation OF the Aqueduct shaft No. H. Las
decided 10 recommend deour he made IN the line Of
the AQueuct deemed better TO drive right through The
mud following original line laid out This will necessi
tate a firm foundation well strong tune and viii
| probably be expensive.
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STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING Ne VS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........TUEs DAY. SEPT. ID. 1885
ARRIVED.

Steamer Brooklyn city r FIT Bristol Aug %. Swansea
% with mdse TO Arkell q Douglass.
KOvno obi. Wills Ststn Aug 10. Gothenburg ~.
with mdse Sanderson Arrived At the Bar AT M
steamer knckerbOckeT kemblo wOreans days, with
mdse and passengers TO > II Seaman.
Elsa (r ArbuckIe. Progreso Sept H. Belize II,
90 Porto Cortez % Ruatan "a Ifuxo 20. BOca
del ORC sept 1. with mdse to Williams x Rankin.
steamer Carondect Risk. Fernandtna Port Royal
DAYS, with mdse and passengers 10 II Mallory Co
Steamer city OF Atlanta, LOCKWOOD Charleston days with
mdse aud passengers 10 J W Quintsrd q Go.
Steamer Roanoke Couch, Richmond city Point and Nor
with mdse and passengers 10 old Dominion IS Co.
steamer wealth. Van Kirk Philadelphia with mdse
To Roberts & King.
ship LuIon White 22 days with sugar Ira urs
ley vessel 10 De Uroot Peck
Ship Emily Read, sheldon, Hun, +. July rs with chalk
20 order. vessel tn Yates q Porterfeh
Bark Harry Bailey tOi John NBl De Long Trapan
Gloucester. Mass days with wine 10 order
to ! W Parker Co
BARK Unlao tter Nielsen 10 days. with coffee t.
W * CIoseman q Bro.
schf Lion tIir. Maggie Guantanamo 10 days, with
Moses Taylor q Co vessel TO ] 4 Whitney & Co
behr Daphne (r Aunroe. OF J0hn D. ~ days. with lum
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MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY.

YoSKRRs.-For time dozen boys have been N the n
habit throwing building temporarily used
purposes TO the great annoyance OF the teacher
f. Palmer Yesterday four OF the offenders were arrested
and taken before Judge Penz fined each OF them $50
WHITE PIAIys-Victor Seaman was arrested few days
ago charge OF assautng Mary CRUDE TO whom ne ad
Pleasantvlle cottage. lie was arragned uloe
Justice Long White Plains out was discharged when Mary
withdrew charge Aerward he went before Justice Lane
Chappaqua and had Mary and her friend Robert Parkr
rested conspiracy defraud him OF MS fess-
snyle property They could furnish ball and were com
mifted Yesterday Mary CRUDE made complaint TO the
concealing her letters
SING sIyoThe citizens yesterday voted to issue bonds for
the the village for fire and domestic
purposes The vote stood I57 TO 80.
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NEW-ST AGAIN MADE B1TTLEGROUyD

The atmosphere Of Newst has not lost erha
Another OF fstcus occurred veer
day Ia the Deighborhood new EIchangs
Club house. h. ii, TisclnoT mining broker, and Mr.
Ocotr formerly bookkeeper Of Honore Grant were the
gladislos The tussle SAID TO have been lively one
caret freely flowing but the parsans each man failed
10 agree which pugilsi top Mr. Tisohnor
explained later that be had had business
Mr. ocot winch The latter took an alleged unfair advantage
OF, and he took occasion To Ina opinion Mr. o
street. resulting the latter rosentng IL with nsts
MI Oootrs friends satisfied that he did tie square act
bestnnina
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Dealers brands OF coffee have been much excited for
the unsettled condition OF the market In the
Exchange yesterday II thought that there was st
though have wlthln
a few ks gone up cents pound. Large lots have
changed during The advance IN the market
Generally attributed to the Increased consumption ana the
supply Reports show tlat there are l0OOOoO less
hays general markets to-day than there
wear ago foreign mark have been buy ing largely TO
NEE the deficiency.
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William McChera last "Wednesday escaped from Black
wells Island swimming He had been sent there on JUNE
II for six mouths for dsOrdery conduct on complaint OF his
When he arrested he gave Court Ocer Evans
run from Tenthst to Christopher St. including jump
twelve the pier to barge ON Monday night or
1cer Rogers Ninth Precinct went TO his home at No
63 and rearresed him Yesterday morning al
Market Police Court lie sent back TO the Island
the officer had left the court however McChers
made another attempt TO escape walking up cooy TO tn
starting to walk out discharged He Oh
neryed time however. and viii out his term
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RACES ON DONCAsrER TOWN MOOR.

LONDON Sept l4Ths the first lay OF the Doncaster
September meeting Tho the Great Yorkshire Ian
cap W TAnsons four yearold bay colt se!Oy
Lord Ellesuere yearod bay lilly Belinda second
and Lowters four yearod chestnut colt King Monmouth
third There six starters.
Champion stakes resulted in dead heat
between Zetands bay colt Panzersc and Lord Files
colt Grandson. H. T. fenwicks bay colt PM
came In length half behind leaders. c. Perkins
bay FLY Porcelain also
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LONG ISLAND.

IoyG ISLAND CITY-The stables at Sunnyside owned
by Peter Carney destroyed by fire Yesterday Out OF
nine which stable I'VE were burned 10 death
The loss 500 partially covered by insurance Ihe nre
burned ercey that the fire departments couu 10 hohS
but prevent the flames from spreading.
woopsIDRJohn Mahoney car driver IN me employ mp Of
Railroad Company was dragged from tue Ptt
form Monday night and brutay beaten
about and body by two unknown men, VINO aiter
heating him unconscious unhtched the
horse from the car and made their escape.