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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07
SOME IMPoRTANr eIarao aoz,.
HISTORY

, what the Iufost1r o.... a.
tee feorn1t In iloiafis. ~. IS.
s5oo.ooo oppropriatlon. Fros
Mesere hcee. Phillips. eeu
Bushar "A ecd isiec'sgs0na.
The Committee 10 Nis,,b i.
trusted the inyesGe.s6n
$500, 900 imposition havo II,
their work, and Ike coad apd ,,i,l
lul servants are restiue iron. tbois
labors. Many win With "a know
who were witnesses before the com.
mittee and TO what they testified
and for this reason staiemeats of
several will be published IN the
CHIEFTAIN.
Mr.. r. B. Ross statement:
Question by Mr.. Rogers. Was
there more thon one appraisement
OF the occupied lands?
Ans. | cannot positively say;
tthere was but one appraisement [ |
know of at AZ 40 cents per acre: |
this appraisement was made by an
act OF Congress; | don't know of
any other appraisement; | was in
Washington at the time the $780,
wv was appropriated for the Cher
okees on the 3rd day of March
1858; my understanding is it was an
additional payment on the occu-
pied land; we were instructed by
the National Council to have the
price Of the lands raised to s1.25
per acre; | did not see the appro.
pnat y bill before it passed; | saw
: a ,rwards; / understood il 10 ,
mean that the money was coming !
rom the occupied lands from the /
: rs Of The bin, the bill speci.
,eu tnat friendly Indians cccapied I
ne same, the Pawnees. Ncx ~ oSk.l 4
'oncas and Missourfns, the l,i, \
pecltied lands west of the Art4.
as rlver; l consider the unoccn. =
ied lands Cherokee lands; | did s
ot think the bill was explicit &
lough, but the conclusion. the In a
ans aforesaid respectfully occu. Ii
eSd the same; | have made the d
OF the amount of money
ese lands would bring at AZ. 10 OF
nts per acre; | think the amount sa
I1id be in the neighborhood of
l3,OOO; l think the Cherokee ma. m
N has received s6IS,OO0 on the 81
cupied lands.
Ques. Dj$uTogIa with Mr.. Phil
IS and V<ed. reno-",ior rV,r,..' = N, -, "a, II,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07
THE MOTHER

She was bent and wr.nklcd.
0rav.hnlrcd aud old;
but fhrrc walked beside hcl
Like a hero told.
A youth. NJ stnlwart
A. fpnftns best.
With n heart ns kind
A. the tcndcrcst.
"You may leave me waiting
Sho mcckly said,
while you greet the note
! was not bred
''Tu meet with the famous,
A favored one"
1hcn. ithpridc of heart, /
The loyal son.
"You have tuilcd for me
In my early days,
And now that the nation
Has brought me praise,
II give you my llfe's cup
FILLED to the briiu;
Who huuors his mother,
God honors him"
--Sdruh n. BOffOn. IN You
:. a IIIII II
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07
Horticultural swindlers.

A very common dodge with swindleis
Of the horticultural persuasion Is to
open an account with some well-known
firm, and pay promptly and well. Then
they ord6rpf other firms, aud ''rsfer 10
Messrs SO-apd-so. A letter Is written
and the replAcomes: "ie has always
dealt honoiNbly with u.s." The goods
go, and il n ultimately found TO be .
mere dodgN We know OF one swindler
who got tousands Of dolla1 worth
from hume Rns nurserymen because be
promptly p J few bundled doliara 10
a welLkno New f9rx iifs.-.dir'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07
RuCkeye Folding Binder.

The lightest running elevator binder IN the world
Folds 10 pass through farmgates Requires le,s
storage room. Never misses bundle. HeHtoh hS
pdpeT when you send for our Catalogue. -
Aultman, Miller a Co., Akron, Ohio.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

written were you aware what u.o
ino.ructions to the delegation were
for that year, and did Won have
them before you? "''
Ans. Copies of these ;nstr,o
tions to the delegation refcrring 70
these lands, together with the let'
ters were submitted TO tho score
tary of the interior.
Ques. How, then is IL that vour
letters of Jan. 4th and 9th did MOI
conform with the instruction 10 ibe
delegation concerning lands west
of Arkansas river? "'''
Ans. The delegation never did
propose to exceed their instrnc
uons which were before the secre.
tary.
Ques. Did you mako n speech
to the National Council in 1854
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

Isl'A Fftsfor swindling Indians
81 ohy be way cf the Usage nation
on h return to Washington City,
and fer for a consideration to
procure for the Osages a deed to
their linds2 May lie so he didn't.
PgheIs some friend living in
or nest The Usage nation, as a
irader, win inform the CnrrrrArx
about this matter.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

-kenticsy ha64.OO0 square miles
OF coal helds;rPennsyIyanla, $4,000;
60 -. ll'a naa ll,oog " - anu Englanu'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

authorized to'
for the s30ON
for an additI
lands alre95sl
was, weiiS2
that a1 81
bill. y . ~
that ID 500
he ~ 40 ~
<Ot . -
y = 70 D ~
% % Flii
$40 A.
b.. oUisB J1hI
70 10 80
o. 40 30
.. "A 90 -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

eGol
~ oHorticulturlsts
thSuraged.
hiilquestions that
O7krOwers over
= aa4nt again to
10 many trees
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

OATS-wcstcrn m NeI...
BUTfEl,-Crcumcry....
PORk......................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

the reason why Che full Narnoan'
was not appropriated. wag be
cause the committee had rese1ved
the balance for the expensd N
survey, &c. ? n
Ans. Yes.
Ques. Do you recognize the H..
ter of Jan. 4, 1888, here exbibitod
as a true copy of the one addras ~.
ed to II, NJ. Teller, secretary of the
interior? - ~ ~
Ans. l think it is a true cor =
Ques. Have you a statemeSt
from the Experimentation Wssh
ington city--corroboratinp yonr
statement that the price of tie land
was SLY per acre
Witness submits a letter from
Secretary Teller, dated Januarv
81, 1888, directed to Hon. Henry
Z, Dawes, chairman Of the com.
mlttee on Indian affairs.
Cues. In the appropriation act
OF March 3, 1888, "Due under an.
praisement," was there but one an
praisement of these lands?
Ans. There was no appraise-
inIent of the occupied tracts. except
.Re letter Of Secretary Teller of
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

Rute. DlA..
lips and N&d
terror df first
Ii Z
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-01-07

not n fair construc-
Gers Of January 1
my that you were
suppltull and inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25

GOING FROM HERE TO SEE TIE HAcE.

Two hundred or more Columbia College stu
dents Will 80 this afternoon, by train or boat, to New
London to cheer their in Its race with Harvard
Tomorrow. Yesterday mIny straw hats with blue and
white bands upon the streets attestns their
wcares loyalty to their l.eso ana to Al sh the quiet
town OF London viii have its accustomed annual
~ ,kcuing ~ the arrival o horde OF college boys A
number OF graduates of hoth Harvard and Columbia
foun yesterday who st re- t,nei enough interest
colleges aquatic contests these.
with the younger students brimtun of enthusiasm
for tAcr respective college cOlOrs. COleglas from each
o. the colleges spoke hopefuy, but not bOa,tuy, Of
their crews prospects Ia tO-nOrrOw's fcw bets
made. Harvard D'in- Slight f.yOritr, but
and then wear'r OF thu crimson WAS found who
wagcr'd las Nancy even. Ihe WA De rOwod down
The rIvrr a G.3J ~ on tAc irs- OF the ebb td.
An observation train Will Leave New Lpni IN az
CONNECTING WIKI tne trhn tnit leavos Sow York at
Tn, rO al runs lOng tAs bans of the from
star 10 HuisL. AM tLIs the IS at ali
times directly OppONte to the crows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25

SAILED.

Edyo q 20,
Steamers Celtio. for Lver,oo Yesso London state d
1oorls qisgoT Lanoaster Queenstown for orders Gel
tahoofhee Savannah; Roanoke. Norfoki wealth.
Barts Aaanla for Uddevalla AlanwlIde. Havana; s J
Brigs Morey. for santa Cruz; scud Barbadoes
Also sailed-va Long Island whitney.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAaEBa
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June 24Saed steamers BOrierer (Br), Trenck
for ioston Lucerne tbr,. Main. for Montreal
Passed dsvesend 2tth Franc, (r Hadlcy from
London on her way To NewYOrk.
LIVERPOOL June 2t-Arnvei. steamers Lake Chanplan
Br Gould and Texas BE- Cross from Montreal Juno ii.
23d-Saicd. steamer OrannOre DIR Jones Baltimore.
ner from Liverpool hence for NewYorx.
SOUTHAMPTON June 2i-ArrIyed steamer Ems (0erl, Rich
ter from June 10 on her 70 Bremen and pro-
ceeledl.
GLASGOW June % Sailed steamers Crcassia (Br Camp.
bell for NewYOrk scandinavian (Br Nc Douga for Phla-
delphia
BARROW June 23-sailed. steamer st Oswald tBo. -.
for New York.
PORTLAND June 24-PasseL steamer Marteo Br,. Jones.
from New York on her way 10 Hull.
Lizard June 24-Passed steamers Bohemia Ger. Kar
rom New York her to Ham Phoenician
rl McKii0p from Montreal on her ~ glasgow: Nep
uno (r Hamnei from Boston June g. her way 10 Tot
MALN HEAD June 24-Passcd, steamer Norwegian OBI.
stephen from Montreal for glasgow.
ISLE Oh WIGHT June 24Passcd steamer Milanese (Br).
MaDley. from Boston June Il on her way to London.
Dnac fro Mediterranean ports for New YORK. Southgate
(Hr). kamsda c. rom New YORK for Naples.
SANIANDER June - Arrived, steamer Byzantine (Br.
Wright from New York June4.
HAVANA juno 22-Arrlved steamer City OF Washington,
Hettig from Ne6-f FORK for Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
JUDGE COWING on STRIKES.

William WeinRardt. a butcher, formerly employed
Mo-. 2G4-S West iLITty-thIT,-st., WAS convicted
YESTERDAY of assault in the tnrd degree III stabbIng
Gustav Beckman, who remained at work at the
same establishment while Wein !ardt and others
were a strike Judge CoWng IL sentencing him
to six months Imprisonment sad:
You belong 10 AL element IN the community which is
Largely composed OF persons who do intend be-
cone citizens Yet you desire to regulate not only your
own tScs but those of o'hcrs who are willing 10 work
Tor loss Aud wHcn they desire their
ia miles honest Labor Interfere and
prevent them. This Is biz country, bat IL is not big
enough 10 hold the disciples OF doctrine along with
lawaDIding ctzeus believe thst the labOrlng classes
have unite for the promote o. their
but whole sys Of polite Al government revOits
the apple ,tiOn OF such method OF endeavoring
force what yOu believe be your rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
HOME Ne MS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

een,ine Minister at and Admiral John
UGshur u Navy w.n%,Sr ho'e' SereoSt
House-Robert Garrett, OF baltimore ;fnm 4,e vn
Hotes-Exscnator N Hill. OF Colorado h h. ~
Aldrich of Boston Congressman William Wbit,ne, ",
Massachusetts,, and W. W. Peabody M T. LngabBs s9u
Orand smith. of Cncinnst En,,og , ~. n''''-
Ex-Governor ". H. Washburn, OF MassachuseW .--.--
Nesc- York Hotei-Jndge Alfred c. Coke; OF Utica
Ctisep HouseGartiner g. Hubbard OF Wasnpgso,n;
yicDQ Lofei-COlonel Lorenzo Stgreaves and CoionSi
George w. Gle. L. s Army. .Ho0ndn rouse in ~
lam NJ Bum OF Philadelphia. Ererea Honse-F. l..
: barley, OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
NEUS FKOM rHE SUBURBS
AFRAID OF INcREAsIyG REPUBLICAN vor

AFRAID OF INCREArING REPUBLICAN VOTES
The )diers Home which TO DE removed from Newark
has been acuFey nd or D. Riawaf. the chef argument
being tnHi tnc I ite already le place winch
been Ae Dv the ~rang Fund the ~intc
The CONN Toners appointed 10 sc"ci have examined
the Railway Opr " anc Il
pressed ~ II MAYOR Ddy l,cntv receINtda letter muir
Ing Il Tie Cltf ll he
Home free % cost owl, son dccloe
toput II IN ka"as. The IaYor calc the ,Ouuc 10 Qther
but ityAtOrnes B"rY stated TIA the ctc ld no incur
the expense without as un2 bonds winch be knew I'm
pracic ~ Is also slf'd ta lie has privately
sevea 81 the Democratic neb oppose granting
The request on Tie giO mt tnnt the coming Home
Railway would largely Incl, N" 4
city, thus giving city goscrnnclt
Mr. Berry ~ ilic ~ ~ ~ te sinking Fund
for their proper Halfway, woulI the
g. filI were ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
DIR" BUCHANAN AGAIN HEARD FROM

Ut. JO1H DUCHIHdT UI UOgUS UIUIUIlId
potOrcy arrested yesterday By Court Ocer Isaac
Evans d charge OF abandonment pre- erred by Lucy
Buchanan who that she has been his wife for
yeas In the Jefferson Market Police Court the Doc
tor denied the sdit Impeachment and demanded
examination to-day. Justice Welde paroief him. "Dr"
Buchanan created a sensation Philade phia fifteen
years by suddenly disappearing just after his
ness o; Issuing bogus dlplOm ucpent doctors
exp scd. Inc diplomas purpored 70 DO the product OF
regularly organized college. The Doctors" clothes
were found the banks OF the schuYkil. and for "a
long time 1t supposed that he had dro wned himself
but he after ward turned in of the
try aud then came to NewYork where he started
thriving business in Dostrums at No "a East Fourth-st
Mrs Buchanan lives at No. 800 West Thrtysecond-st,
and is said to be suing Tor divorce In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25

Matthew Ioole. hack driver. got drunk on
Ncdn siay ani insst d on lighting Wcst-st Dasroom
j. iO er years as said H. terror u the Frs
eho WAS u gieal assistance 10 politicians fOr lie would
carry primary ticcOus The
wishes lie once sentenced 10 twenty years uprsol.
pent Tor sLODtig itn Dat padOIed serving
Snort term Policeman thomas CarD took HIM
fOcc OGr YESTERDAY ,ics Patterson nDe hin slO
WI tn Oncer taAlIg The INTO prison. prisoner
gu deniy turned Inn and hun face arr
brought 10 hy the OF his clue then TOOK
tn OacA The ba TOole placed 81 900 bail for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
DISCUSSING PINS roR A VIEW HuILDIyG.

The Board OF Director, of the Conso dated FIX
change met evening" the plans which
were 10 be SUOMI them building
tnd 10 the recommendation II the Auldag Ommf-
tee who reported mat Aicrdge who putting
pun ing - " ie t. at 81. as and Is
Dearly oppOst" the present cXChan had
pans IN order 10 meet Their requirements giving them
lease OF the building at rental years.
yhcf unanimously rccDmme BE-
D. the Eoar OF Directors, which done decided
esO a. JrBg tn before wlO.c Dolly U. ebers
before neat lhuIsd4y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
MIS- scHkIyfRr MUST AprkAR ~ cOuRr:

Policeman Arfkcn, Of the Tenth Precinct,
WHO mas been accused of aggravated assault Mrs
Fannie Schenert IN front of No 50 Orchard st. June
1e went before Justice Duffy yesterday at Essex Mar
ket Police Court and submitted the following certificate
touching the condition Of the injured woman:
BEiLEvUR HOSPITAL, June "a 80
This s 10 certify that Fannie SchelDcr who brought
into ard No . on Tune - is well enough to 20 out When
she informed tlu she she suddenly
planned think II she removed in her present
con on she would trouble before she reached
A. NJ Ply
Justice Duffy directed that Mrs. 5cheinert be
brongh 10 court By SundiJ he desires to dispose OF
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Actors Order of Friendship. Madison Square Theatre
College OF the City Of New.York alumni, chapel,
p. ,,, y, ,tr
Manhattan College commencement Academy Oh "u'
sic. y. ,,,u..,..s Gao
seawanhaka Yacht Club meeting Delmonicos. $50
y. $50, <,, H..
Lawn tennis tournament OF FarandNear Club, Hast
ings, p ,,..e,.u. @
Tweniy-second Veteran Corps, No. Unon'square'
y. H. .,r, NM. y,,d
West" Staten Island 4 ~ IN. ,,
Return OF TIN Regiment Veterans from Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
LONG, IrIA\D.


WHABTTs PONT-The garrison have been troubled with
then water supply for several years. ana now 1t In
tended 10 supply from FLUSHING miles
The Village aut Orucs 10 furnish 10000
the and at the annually there
after
GAgDEX CITY-Yestcrday founders day at the Cattle
al OF she Incarnation The
al the aihora aud an address by bshoD Littleon
lowed Dy The cement Pnus
ending wlth the commencement St Marys
school,
lONC ISLAND CITY Alderman Gleason OF
James Monaghan. jeremiah NOInOrs. James Davren ana
Others met last evening and established subscription fund
Tor Gladstone AMI Psinc. IT decided 10 cali
ncIl week al Arn stOn Hall prominent speak
Will be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
.IERSIN CITN

Information received yesterday that the Suiremc
Court had decided the cases Of Femen Talbot and Michael
WHO were re need by the Democratic FIRE Commissioner
from the post Ons ther he'd Fire Department he
court held that the rcduc violation 81 Tenure Of
once The -ion
OF tla ati "lc secures the position of
Court of ETrOrs ~ NV
John JonnS9n Of Fourthst and Psrkavc. Hoboken was
enployei hY mo mas Henry CONTRACTOR
hm Johnson was thrown from the twOwherled truck in
Bturswlck st near Mont yOncry about 3 III
day and the pics were dragged his killing HIM m
stantN. 1900 "
The Hudson CO1nty FrcehpJers have estimated that
SOL 100 VIII be requei for the expenses te county Tor
next '' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
CANOE RACES IN NEWBURG D.y

NEwBURG. June II (Speciab..-The first of
The Of the NewDurg Boating and Canoe Asoca,ion
took place this afternoon on Nevbure Bay Tho first
sailing three miles for boatsand canoe,
the second rowing race. hanlle for boats; and I'm,
third a padding tandem race for csnoes Tho r,vt,g
wOu by H. A. anI f. ". Bartlett brotbers the
tandem padding race by Edgar and smith ami the
sailing race by Grant H. Edgar IT, In the c,nae pa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
CORNERSTONE OF 4 MASONIC HALLLA1D.

The Of handsome Masonic Han was hid in
Orange yesciday Tn st" Of the building is Main
ST.. near Centre 81 At2 IL he Grand Lodge opened
IN The Old sopc HAL In Para ST. and upon ad Ournnrnt
para e WAS 10 III OF e grand officers in fail rgaa with
the cmOens 81 once. and chapters aui com
man icres hen thr site o. 'e hall reached the
grand master ami ms officer ended Platform while the
ln some Dods ormed hollow square arciud The
rites o. the order Formed An Grafton
by 'Hst ''r M u Whitehead
and refreshments were served at the PARK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
STEANEHS Due.
.SUippI\E NETC
PORT OF NETWORK. URsDAY. JUNE "a. 1886



steamer t}r Stampcr Avonmouth June 4 swansea
o. Win nds' and Passengers 10 " Morgan The
calico tBr Potter. Hall o. VIA Boston, with
mdse 10 1alderson son Arrived al the Barat -
mdsc aud passengers to Peter Wright sons Arrived
steamer Antlas Span. Zulvaga st Johns PR June .
Agu ina I. Mlyarct Ponce. PR 9 Arroyo 9. Humicoa
To- FJardo l. Arecbo @ umacoa 10 Fajaro IT, Nrcclbo
~, Port Moron H. Annso Bay and pot Antonio IT, with
md" 10 PIN forwood a Co Arr ed at the Bar at
with mdse and passengers to cors Arrived at
steamer Porta OBI. Dawson. st Johns NF via Halifax
with mdse ana passengers to BowIing Archibald.
steamer liarbnger Cbr Debuyr Philadelphia in ballast to
steamer Mercla tBr Taylor. Philadelphia. in ballast to
steamer Neptune Berry. Boston TO II Dtmock
steamer dos"h lercns lirl Michigan Mediterranean ports
steamer city Of New-Bcdford DAVIS FAN River ndse
steamer Amo. e .sarsow. corwin Providence.
sTs hspunk 'sr bla9ke stettin ~ days. with mdse
Bark All tNor NelscL. naria ~ days. with sugar to
Morton BIS. & Co yossci TO Funch. Ldyc 4 co
ter 10 V CO e King. vessel to y Nevius son.
81 NsEr,wind At 'a9lv HOOK. light ENE. cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Ga@netta CNor Hansen. DAYS. with
CLEARED.
Steamer rarkisnls I'D Smith. Lciih sco-peter right
& son. ~
steamer Alpes SPAN. Ans Jast Havana and Mexican
s sieamoI Samoc,ia Her, Hansen naracoa II Dnmols
steamer NacDochcc. kemDtOn. savannah Henry Yonqe
steamer 'hattahoochce Catherine. savannah Henry
steamer WyanoSe liuphers Norfolk CtyPont and Rich.
mond Old DOmInionSst 90 1900
Steamer " Bruno. Foster. baltimore : Krcm,
Steam ncD whitney. Bears, Boston-I r DImock.
c nata Anna hraunschwcig tBr jones' MonIcynco Geo
Ear hleho obi. osclgren Georgetown Demerara
hng i'olela smith (Brl Greene Rio Janero-r homas
hns Morning Light Crown. Port SPAN Trinidal-Lw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
NEWARK.

The suit OF Eta A. Fountain against the Pennsvlvaua
Railroad TO recover damages for
dent >epte nbr % l-s Market crossing
carried 10 the supreme Court by the COMPANY after
mont or $4,000 Lad been rendered the lower court he
supreme Court declined 10 grant Mis-, Foul.
the interest from the GONNA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
A FIREMAN CHAAGED WITH THEFT

Patrick Dugan. aged TWENTY-FIVE, a fireman
charged Yesterday IN the Iombs Police court BY John
Martin. OF % lob M0ntgonor st. with stealing
worth 30: Martin went Wednesday Afternoon
Honest xan s." in Westst Carlisle where
met the iic who pluckcd his watch, but left
chan. Justice Smith held Dugan 5000 AZ
Special sessonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
TWO Bors MISSING fRoM 4 MISSION.

About 400 boys. inmates OF the Mission of the
Immaculate Virgin At Lafayette place treat lone.
went an excursion SUNDAY. me la, !.
marched up Bro dwly Vcsey-st Great Jones =,
When tho mission reached four BOYS were isspg Two
Of tLem went ~ the mission Monday And 10 be for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
NIW-.JEESEY.

CHAMBEgspURG. ". Kemp age thirty.elght for
merry member Of the Common Ounc found shortly
afr yesterday In Clubhouse premise, IN
IrDcetOnav witn bullet wound III his right temple He
had evidently Land there and s living
but The thought fatal bee III m iIe
ding night but the was Is d, prompted by
der"hcrs with his wife growing out o: her Jealousy
hirtd girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
THE sTOCKBgIDGE MEETING.

LONDON June 24.-'rhis was the second day
oithe rtockbridge meeting. The race for the Hurst
bourne Stakes was won by T. Jennings jr's bay hlly
hainia Mr. Ahington's bay colt Jack-o- Lantern was
second ana General owen Wilams's cn.,tnut coli
Vatican thrd. Inc betting WAS 10 to against n mi,
10 Oh jack O'-Lantern
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Nav ana had gone TO visit friends. Edward ayoE are
fourteen Of No 1881 Hsteyat brooklyn aud J0hn hena
han age twelve Of No $50 fnrdave. werc still missing
the Institution yesterday.
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verdict made by United corter
vice Officers, one became con dant OF ,ne o
letters and bought q large number OF silver naiI uon,e '" ~
prisoner whom he met liquor store on the bo"ciy'
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COL BEECHER AND THE ARRESrs FOR BETTING.
Colonel William L. Bercher cnnnsel for the

Colonel William G. Beccher, counsel for the
Society for tho Suppression of Vice. denies that Le was
consulted by the Grand Jury In regard indcting the
Concy Island Jockey Club ani the Brighton Beach
Racing Association. Both these orr ,niz atoms rece yed
notice yesterday that they under indie m-nts for
allowing betting booths to exist upon their grounds.
The DstrlctAttorney said thai neither OF these IDdct-
inents Will he moved until twcnty-fOur hours notice
had been gwen the parties prepare plead IL
ported th At the Grand Jury Will bring fresh lot or
Indictments against the bstting men anu against both
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

u
sun rises ios sets 7:3 rsc. O:l7 are. DIS 20
HIGH WkrE.
Alf-sanly HOOK LOB COY, Isll 1881 Hell Gatc s.26
Pleasantly Hook. 300 pJIs l,ii. 30 Hell Gate. All