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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09
Precsdents for Dakota.

No well-informed person doubts that the
precCdents set In the admission into the
Union of Michigan, Kansas, Florida, and
Oregon fully authorize the action OF Dakota
in framing constitution and claiming
statehood as matter of right, The vapor-
ings Of Vest and Butler about the "reyolu-
tlonaryn and "rebelllousn attitude OF Da-
kota only show that these WORTHLESS are de-
plorably ignorant Of American history as
well as ludicrously inconsistent in pre-
tending 10 be estate rights men," while
they deny state the right even to exist
enoe as member OF the Union. These OK
rebels have made sorry display Of igno-
rance and bad taste in fuming about the
"disloyal attltuden of Dakota, dc facto
state In which there are 800 posts Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

VERY decidedly and properly the Illinois
nolrd Of agriculture objects to the sale of
"Dutter," which Is oleomargarine. 1t calls
FL" Congress for protection, asking that the
rbe Of all dairy products and limitations
hereof be placed under control of a gov
comment inspector. Better, should the
Illinois farmers procure home legislation.
sc the state legislature enact the protect
Iyr laws, and the governor see to their en-
foreement. Application to Congress would
b in vain. This home legislation would
- tainly decrease, at least temporarily, the
apply Of the msnamed article, the pre-
rsded butter at present manufactured
"1hout restraint and freely sold in eastern
L--rkets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

tries Of the country, which are reviving,
that they may expect immunity from tariff
agitation during the period Of this Con-
grcss, and doubtless until the session Of
the flftieth Congress, commencing Decem-
ber 1887. After that, Of course, II will de-
pend upon the political complexion Of that
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

GcTIC weather appears tropical when
compared with the GOODNESS of the PROPOSE,
tion to furnish the Navy Department with
'Bmp appropriations for shlpbuilding.
When one recalls the conduct of Demo-
trntlc appropriations committees and Dem
ocIatic Houses in relation to shipbulldlng
auler Republican administrations; when
one sees what ingenious devices were re-
sorted to in order to restrict and tie up the
officials charged with the expenditure OF
funds intended to increase the navy, the
rocl.-ribbod insoleuco Of asking the Repub-
hnm Senate to place millions at the dis,
ggepl OF the present administration, with no
Instructions or limitations except TO "buIld
stips," looms up like a mountlin of brass,
What has this administration, as relates to
,He navy, done to warrant such mari; OF
confidence as its organs call forY What has
tI.t done to discourage such confidence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

TnE Pratt Library, just opened, is but one
Of many great private bonefactions enjoyed
by the city Of Baltimore. The long list in
cludes the Johns Hopkins University, the
Hopkins Hospital, the Peabody Institute,
with its great library and its conservatory
of music, the Wilson sanitarlum and other
gifts of Thomas Wilson, the McDonogh
School, and the Sheppard Asylum. Balti-
more has been fortunate In her rich men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

NJ. DE LEssEPs says that he is going to
live to be 100. The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
hopes he may attain to that advanced age
and to many additional honors, but If he
should live as many years as are credited to
Methuselah, he would go hence leaving the
Panama canal uncompleted- at best,
a completed failure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

SENATOR DoLpH stated yesterday that
during the first fifty years of our govern
ment the number Of bills introduced in the
House of Representatives was SIR, while
the number introduced in that house dur
ing the forty-eighth Congress alone was
$500. This is growing country
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

THE Brooklyn Eagle has printed this
week long and carefully-prepared dispatch
from Washington, describing in graphic
manner the Democratic discomfort with the
attitude OF the administration on civil SER
wee, and expressing the belief that there
VII be an outbreak in the party II Mr..
Cleveland persists In refusing the Demo-
Gratis the offices they demand. It's happy
ia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

LIVES of great men often fail to remind
their descendants to make their lives sub
lime. Hence the latter frequently attempt
by discreditable means to get money from
the public purse, using the names of the
illustrious dead to conjure with.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

INSTEAD Of the proposed planting of
flowers around the new pension Office, there
should be several rows of large trees set
out, so as to hide the beauties of that struc-
ture from the public gaze
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

AN inspection of titles and texts of some
of the House bills shows that, In this free
and happy country, even the permanent
inmates Of lunatic asyiums are permitted
10 take part in the work predatory to
lepislation,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

THE society news columns of the Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN are generally com
mended for fullness and accuracy. During
the present season, as in previous years,
this newspaper is the recognized authority
in intelligence OF social events.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

Those newspapers which censure the
speaker Of the House Of Representatives for
not casting the coinage committee in accord.
ance with the Presidents views on the
silver question appear to have lost sight
of the fundamental principles of our gov
eminent. The President performed his
duty in recommending such action as he
deemed wise and necessary; the spe aker
performed his duty in appointing commit
tees fairly representative of Democratic
sentlmont
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09
SATURDAY, JANUARY o.


MISUNDERSTANDING.
NArioNAL-Boston Ideal opera Company.
FoRp's-Lizzie Evans in "Foggs Ferry
HEHzoG's-"Thc Mikado."
DINE MusEuM-opera and spccialtlee.
CoMouE-Vnrietlcs.
WAsntSGroN RiNK-Nlnth and II. l. avenue
EST, RiNK-Flncst skating surince In the city
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

The Democrats must wait till they are
in possession of plenGry Legislative power
say somewhere about A. d. 2l0T-before
they can secure the repeal Of the civil SER
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

Foot BALL having been officially sane
toned rs an annex to the Harvard currlcu-
lum, that noble game assumes its proper
place near the head of the line of national
spOTts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

The Smith family has lost something of
its old.time imposing prominence in the
political world by reason Of the fact that
John has been left out of Congress for a
number of years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

SENATOR CAMERON, referring to his reso-
uilon that it is incXpodIcnt during this
tIu5ress to pass upon any measure looking
tl u reduction of tariff duties, and that any
utu'e reduction should be based upon In
'omation common to the country and at
such definite periods as can be readily an-
nc pated and met by the different pro-
ucng interests Of the country, says that
Io wll urge speedy action on the subject
by the committee on finance, 10 whom il
Was referred. The senator adds that, in his
uiIu.on, the best solution OF the tariff ques-
900 At this time would be on emphatic and
Igmpt stand by the Senate, This, he says,
yauidbe . guarantee to the business indus,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

"TnE south gets twenty-five out of the
forty.elght chairmanships," says the Wash
irgton Critic. This is a part of her reward
fer keeping Republicans out Of Congress.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

IsN'T 1t about time for the Democratic
House OF Representatives to give some
consideration to the long-neglected message
OF ex-President Tilden2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

PAsrEuR has hopes that he may cventu-
ally he able to treat Mugwumpery as sue
cessfully as he has treated hydrophobla.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

UNLIKE the Dolphin, the administration
is going to "hnd a storm without cruising
for it. It is going to be let loose on the
Democratic side of the House of Represent
atives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

Mr.. Pamell round out his career as grandly
as now seems prohable-almost cortain-ho
will he to Ireland q century hence what
Washington is TO our country to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

TnE Chicago police should be mounted
in order that they may be able to run down
a oHe-legged murderer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

CHo Democrats appear to take pride in
The exposure Of their Infamous frauds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

THERE would seem to be no longer any
reason to doubt the reelection Of Senator
sherman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

wHrv is Mr.. Eustis going to unhitch and
send of that tornado?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

Foru houses of Congress rest to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09

The "outlaw" was given to large and de-
lighted audience by signor salvini and his ex-
cellent company at Albaughs Grand Opera
House last evening. This drama belongs TO
the intensely.emotional school, and eliminates
In the death OF Corrado-personated by Sal
yini-who dies of broken heart. The incom.
parable acting of signor salyini and his
splendid support created great enthusiasm,
curtain. ..... ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
MINISTERS At ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
WITTY SPEECHES AT CLAM-BAKE-A RIVAL TO
OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE.
The Methodist ministers held their last
weekly meeting for the season At Atlantic s sau'
ference sailed down the bay IN tho morning On ,ao
sa cd ls A %.ns wit" ms sS
passed tho greater part OF the the aV Bay and
s the .a nsa Ss oon"sy ns.y
by Rev. i. Curtis. president Of the a,'ocia
were escorted to the Grand View Holc where dinner
had been 70, the pa
on the beauty of the Highlands and Its associations
Rev p orr. ."G Rsns tbs Hansen Place Methodist
Episcopal Church was Installed IN the cnar toset
was offered to the Aslans Highland, cSa OF Ss
Methodist Mission Board responded series ." ,oa,.s
rs:p""%sd to n BY tho Rsy Dr. j. Boswell Of tho
Newark Conference The Rev Dr. Howard msnd'FsS"
wa1 r .s in Witty Office. speech a''1S
&" Methodist Preacher at Dinner" explaining
i :.ny the Ss kS Span p Of eorp
to the beauty and devotion OF the wives OF Me.nos
nG,G + .,ss a%% tire
Rev. DR.. George Mains and the Rev >. r G" Con
ference. the Rev James Boyd Brady for the Newark
Conference. "The Coming Minister" was described
Boston, and the ' Rev d. George Lansing
response for the NcwYorK East Conference reciea an
eItollsd the beauties OF the Highlands. Tho ministers
then partook OF clam-bake In which S,ooo c,a n
ing Among others present besides those already men
toned the Rev. Drs. Sanford Hunt, Asoupy m,w'
~ George E. STR wbridge the Rev. Watson l. Pumps
the Rev. Dr. J. Fauks. tho Rev. Dr. Green, OF Corn
wall. o. II. 4 Archer, Mr. aud Mrs j. X. fiace anu
William II. Ely. ...
The Atlantic Highlands have been growing IDLY into
notice within few years There are several hne noles
aud about two hundred cottages many OF them occupied
by New York people. Among these are the cottages OF
the Rev DIR. J. NJ Reid and J. Mitchell besides inc
Ellis Downs and Vanderpool cottages Ii IL designed 10
make the Atlantic Highlands resort that Will compare
with Asbury PARK and Ocean Grove 1any Revolution.
ary incidents connected with the nrighborhood aud
one Of tho cottages that OF Mrs. Edward Hooper, Is
nearly two hundred years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
THE FIFTH AVENUE PAVEMENT.

Controller LOew yesterday received from
Commissioner Squire ackuow lcdgment OF his CON-
ma setting forth that he had decided to withhold
payment OF the bills OF Matthew bard for repaving
finav-. until lie satisfied That the specifications
of contract were beng complied with and the viola
tous implanted of had been made good Mr.. Squire IN
reply he not yet had time the
mass ,tails presented the reports from Engineers
Bs!cn and Mclean. HIS in certifying the
rectness OF done based reports made TO
him by |. Mclntyre Smith the engineer IN charge
OF the work, Water Pury-y0r Culver and the
two inspectors. Mr. Squire adds that he consider
II his duty to make thorough investigation into the
action o the officials of his department who
nected with the work
Mr. Squire has also written letter each Of the Of
fcals engaged he work. calling their attention to
the discrepancy between their reports aud those OF En-
Eineers Bach aud Mclean aud requesting them to re
consider questions raised aud report 20 him view
OF made by Bsch Mclean upon the
condition OF the pavement laid and the various
tiers specified IN iner reports Mr.. Squire has also di
Ieced Contractor Baird to examine the reports OF Balc
aud Mclean aud furnish hu whatever explanation he
may be able to give relative TO the charges made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS
VITAL STATISTICS IN HUDSON COUNTY

The Hudson County, N.J Board Of Health aud vital sta
tcs has its repor 1885. prepared Oy y j.
Rooney clerk OF the Board rne report voumn0us uoeu
containing comparisons tne death rate Ol otner
J,ol6 deaths in the county during the
year masins Of % 1000 The AVERAGE asath
the has been rs lO per lVoO nero
In deaths from coupdphfei scarlet FEVER
and whoopinR cough and decrease III te oea,ls r1n
tyDh latter cause have De
steaoily 1881. The mortality from local ds
dts, bronchitis PNEUMONIA
gsstrits CAST eaters cyss Brghts disease .nd uiae
has greater tiaI previous years there were
deaths from scarlet ana 1phtheria IMAM ID any
OuI1ng the past FIVE Of those VINO del Io4 "cro
about the proportion rs In or
years. jersey death rate 22 which Is o.o
beow rate past eleven years ana no.
boken % 6 which is $40 below the average III bayonhe
OF 5lU the average or SIX years.
arrson an increase 5-J: the of Union de
crease $40: IN Increase OF To- In
Guenoerg decrease OF Z0 in North Bergen decrease
kearney Of 80. and IN NcelawHen
olU cOuntys pena and charitable lhsutu
In North Bergen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF .......MoNDAY JUNE %. 1885


PORT OF NEw-YORK MONDAY. JUNE 90. 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer Streonshalh Br Hewson Barrow IL days, with
for Perth Ambov 90 -.
mdse to Funcn edge a Arrived the Bar 3.i5
G AsT Gsr ana re- 3Sns
rived at The Bar at - am ,-,.,
fruit and passengers to ieaycra Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Cienfuegos Falrcoth Havana days. with
to Jas Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar at {
louisiana Neworleans days, with mdsc
steamer Eureka oucE New. Orleans days. with mdse
Steamer City of San Antonio Wilder Fernandina Fla,
va rnnswlck Ca and Port ROYAL days. with ndse and
Steamer cry Or conmb,a W9odnmll Charleston days.
steamer commonwealth. Van XIX Philadelphia with mdse
city o; Fall River Collins Fall River with mdse
Steamer TilSesoarre Gates Boston, for Port Johnson
Bars Kohs Cor oate Iqiqle lot DAYS with nitrate
BARK Gean oi Portland Foster Igaauo va Delaware
r ssn 70 & s
sa,t y' to- nnc ye % 'aS' WIN
Bsrs arab Chambers ~ Carter hanburs 40 days. with
Bark Z q Robinson OF st John b. Brcen. st Vincent
w 20 VITA to Rowland & Aspinwal; vsssei TO
Eic o.ipus Nor. Eriksen st Lucn - DAYS with
sCNsEr-wina at 'aldy HOOK. light, >; clear. At City
Is.and light. sw. clear.
Arrived Yesterday
with mdse tocrGer Williams Rankin. Arrived at
BaIk Kate ci Portland; Crowley Gioara days with
sugar to Mose BROS Sesse 10 IPsST cc oy saav.
witn lath Boardman n omall vessel to A I Henoy
Bark ~, pG%Sr Ma,s G% saSe %
cheers Refining TO. vessel to \ Dayton * Co
CLEARED.
steamer Corona GER. wittenberr Ilmerick-simpson
Steanar Antas SPAN. zulvaga Arroyo Ponce PR. &c
Healner iusua l.r). Cres-er Baracoa-H Dumos
Huphers. Norfolk. CltyPOint anu hch
" Steamer ' Rrcn%oOd Oaz Newport West Point
Va-Old Dominion 80 Co
Ship MaraOout BIZ Mortsey Bombay " Elwell & Go:
ter aTley 4 Co. u., Mar0oc, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ssr Iimo,-oI Cspan Fornes Barcelona -Munoz & Es.
0' Bark lose Bueno Mccon Jaso and Guantanamo
Big Atlanta, Aldrich. wipngtOn-AOiol Abbott
Steamer Corona for Queenstown; Garlenia savona and
ships Ks -harnc for Calcutta Marguerite Hamburg Fav
BARK Jose u Bueno for Guantanamo
THE MOVEMENT, OF 5rEANEBA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL June 2sailed Ron an tBr,. Williams
asti"Hrryed steamer Alexandra tBr Pert from New.
ouxaSsTowy June s7-saied steamer Gallla (Br. Muir
PsotTaAsPros June 27-Arrved, steamer Trave Ger.
Negeroi IRON NewYork June ~ on her way 10 Bremen
A sSe 1rl ner Elbe Ger Richter from hence
III hull JGnr 2e-Arnved. steamer Marteno tBr' Moore
PLYMouIn june Arrived steamer Rhaetla Ger yoge
ge New York June II on her way to Hamburg land
pS.ssow June 2s-Arved steamer Of Pennsylva-
L.asg, June 2osailed steamer state of Indiana tBr'.
LRIr June Arrived steamer Monte Rosa tBr. Thorn
AMsTPspAM June = Arrived zaandam (Dtch.
Van Zee from New York June L. s,,,, =. o,-.,or
r, Dewar om New YORK June II on her wav 10 foKoha-
YoKoHAw1 june 25-Arrived steamer sarbuck. Conner.
n9 Hong KoSG June 2s-Arrivcd, Celtic Monarch
lBrJ Mldith from NewYOrk Aprl2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
BROOkLYN.

Owing to difficulty the railroads o. Bricn's
circus will exhibit IN Pnila instead OF Brooklyn
this week.
The Health Committee of the Common Council report
ed Yesterday favor OF revOking the cy's garbage
with George f. Swift, made March "a. 1885
suit absolute divorce has been brought by Henry
A. ". Heuue against his wife, Wilhelmina. They were
married I'm Berlin.
The Board o Estimate yesterday agreed increase
OF the police force by hundred pen instead OF seven
ry.nve already provided for This. with tho twenty
ve allowed last year but not yet appointed makes the
total patrol force 700.
Among the decisions handed down by the General
the verdict obtained by Catherine Qninaa against the
Brooklyn Ci'y Railroad Company. Her husband was
killed on this line and she sued for damages.
The committee appointed by the Presbytery TO nvcs
pastor OF the Fort Greene Pfesby Church. Will re-
port Saturday. Mrs. staunon has been sum nonei
before the committee and before the Prcsby
terry.
Three OF smallpox reported TO the Health
Board yesterday one case is that OF man living In
Ihr-st. North Fiftn-sL The other two In
family North Ffthst, between Second and bird SITS.
All three persons taken to the FiatDush Hospital
Joseph b. Allen OF No. 80 Fultou-st.. formerly night
yesterday, charged with stealing $50 from the clothing
OF Joseph Price the night of June l. Allen pleaded
not guilty. and will be examined Thursday.
George Seney has paid In full his indebtedness OF
81 10000 TO the Fircmen's Trast and lnsura
Company. This Is the last of Mr. Seneys Brooklyn 90
legations.
The contest the will Of Augusta NJ. Harris. a col
Orcd woman who for many years Was employed in the
family of Charles Pelctreau before the Surro
yesterday She left about $4,000 TO the OF her
mistress.
against the city TO recover money paid them pur
chasers and sales decided In
favor yesterday by JUICE Clement IN tho City Court
This suit grew out Of an attempt by the authorizes 10
collect tue reevy after refusing 10 pay back tho pur
chase money II this decision is sustained by the higher
courts IL will Affect similar claims amounting to
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
JERSEY CITY.

central branch Of the National League has coectei
$1,000 Tor the Parliament ary fund.
About half dozen nDosei az Dodge Bliss box
armed themselves wan cuDs yrsicr tii AMI unreal
vengeance upon their J)yers IN lice were called
IN for projection lac anr satisfactory compromised
~ the bows returned TO Work.
James Knc serD0cker OF No % Wayncst. collector in
the DO nestle spring Boi any aud George
consaDc uNln4 Arlington. were arraiGn
before Justice yeserai charged with af cny
lalgrchr. No ~ Pad save eel
spTns hHckcrJocker on tue lnstanent plan
- other anu
the Insl~tesi The
leaving 81 sl due he woman refused
tie cOec ami ,ODstdbo took the beds
The the cool pfOpo ion t. return
the beds Mrs Ian won't the costs Of civil SUIT
had b. instituted Judge Nanscr Indignantly IN
formed hen they would quirei not only 10 return
the beds dollar which had heen pai In
he required then bonds 10 the
charge OF larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
DESTROYING FISHING WITH NETS.

There cOmpoton Amityville. L. because OF
attempts 10 destroy net hshing IN Great south Bay made
,cd ciuO c0nposeI wealthy New workers. nav
Baysnore Nearly all OF the men IN the
the value OF blue weak
between SiOOo
5000 daring son aud the prosperity OF ie
village almost wholly depencn TINS Du>iness he
the fishermen discovered that ODstfuctVn cehy
the shape OF Oil Darrc filled wan scrap iron nave pee
placed intended het nshing ny
destroying the nets LAID The losses OF the hsherme
damaged and escape Of FISH them has been 80
great that they ned eodug last week and waich
nights
said belonged To the
Olympic putting overOolri several 1arres OF scrap
part used ifs Iernen The
later employed counsel and intend 10 proceed
cvilly crinay he Interested IN put
tine distractions dong Is contrary 10
has f9fa laXs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
sBOr BY HIS HARDENED SOW.

Considerable cOmmOtiOn was caused at Pearl'
At and Park Row soon after noon yesterday ~ tne
atempt Of Thomss Mullans to kill his father. Inc su'
lanes have been employed IN the Boss Tweed hestAu-
at No 14O Park Row most OF the time since tney
came from ireland, three years ago. They have ived
tho restaurant The father ID baker ana the son
has been a waiter Thomas who Is only sixteen years
OF age, has become member OF tho VINO Gang ana
has boon called "imerck ny his comrades HIS rec1
less and dssipated habits have been caueo OF much
the father On Sunday Mullans gave his son
long scolding. and threatened to send him to some
place Of correction II he did not reform. fester'
day morning Thomas asked Tho proprietor OF tne
restaurant for some money thas was
duo him, saying that he was gong
leave the place. Ho then went away. Whom MulIans
told OF his sons absence he angry and ~ noon
he went to search for him. He found tho youth at Pearl
st., and was greeted by shot from pistol wnrch
" Limerick" hal bought In a secondhand store me
bullet whlzzed past the old mans head. Muiisne ran
ewclry store at No 146 Park Ro ". and afsrwaru
into the United States recruiting station. but was pu
sued by his and struck the head with tao pistol
severe scalp wound was inflicted by the blow noant
Mullane disarmed by some who were attracted
to tho place by the fathers shouts for help Edward
White OF No. 144 Washn gt0nst., was ono OF the men,
FIe struck by the boy. bu was not hurt seriously
Policeman Condor arresed tho ruian and took MIN 70
The Tombs Police Court On his fathers complaint no
was hold In 81. 500 bail for trial