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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07
A STEAM BICYCLE.

Z. Woody Boynton, Of Portland,
Me-, has invented bicycle locomo-
tive" which is expected to travel 200
miles an hour. Under the middle
of the boiler is one giant, steel-tired
driving wheel. 1t is eight feet in
diameter, and was cast ut the Port
land company's foundry last sum
mer. The tire is deeply grooved,
and on either side Of the great driv-
ing wheel IS a crank, to take the
place OF the treadles of a common
bicvclc.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07
BET HIS DAUGHTER.

An aged New Englander thought
to get rid of a disliked admirer of
his daughters in unique manner.
He made bet with young man on
the result of the presidential cleo
ton, and the girls hand was the
stake. Should the admirer lose, he
was to cease paying attention to the
girl and leave town, whereas should
he win, he, the old gentleman, was
to consent to the marriage. The
prospective father-in-law lost, but
insists that the wedding must not
take place until after the fourth oil
March.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07
A Kind Friend.

Is what they call that Famous
Remedy Red Flag Oil, it quickly
cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Sores and all pain,
it is good for man or beast.
No other medicine has won for
itself such confidence as DR.. Lees
Liver Regulator. it is the best COM
bination for the cure Of all Kidney
and Liver Complaints.
Trial bottles free at c. +. Jones
Drug store.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07
d.. Ellis, And Bible Wine.

Alfred Speer. who has large vine
yards near Passic \. j., is exten
sively engaged in preserving Infer
mented Grape Juice from the Oper-
to Grapes and Supplies it to many
religious societies for Communion
purposes. DIR. John Ellis. who has
written several works on Bible wine
recommends the juice absolutely
free from spirits very highly for
Communion purposes where non
alroholic wine is desired. 1t can
be got from Asquith & Co., Drug
gists.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07
Pilesl Piles, Itching Piles.

SYNPToMs-Moistur intense itching
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tu-
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. SwAYNEs'
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumors. AT druggists, or
by mail, for 80 cents. DR.. Swayne 4 Son
Philadelphia. augl7-y,
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07
LARD EXPORTED BY THE TON
An Immense Business.
IN. Y. Mail and Express.

More than $40,000.000 of Ameri-
can refined lard is exported every
year Lard ranks sixth in value
out of $S0O,000,000 OF American ex-
ports. 1t is exceeded only by cot
ton, breadstuf's, petroleum, tobacco
and bacon. The American lard, es-
pecially that part of it that is made
in New York city, has been the re-
cipient of medals and prizes for its
excellence, earned principally for
uniformity of color and body, sweet
ness and superiority of preparation
for expectation. 1t is said that
thirds Of the entire shipment
nearly two million tierces-are made
in this city and exported to foreign
lands. The foreign demand gradu-
ally increases year by year, and the
home consumption constantly grows.
The several refneries in this city
are erected on very extensive scale
and employ more than q thousand
hands. These works are complete
" provided with the modern ma
chinery of which many of the re.
finers are the inventors and owners.
The crude material, which daily ar
rives, undergoes a most rigid in
spection, and any portion Of it that
fails to come up to the required
standard of taste, color and consist
ency is condemned and quickly re-
moved.
How it is Refined
The approved stock is then turned
into enormous iron kettles, some OF
which have capacity of 100000
pounds. The kettles being filed,
sufficient heat is applied until the
mass is thoroughly cooked, after
which it is transferred to coolers.
At this stage of the process, certain
methods peculiar to the refners in
this city, and which are carefully
guarded as trade secret, are APP
piled. They render the lard white,
pure and uniform in texture and
quality. The next process is to
have it run through the pipes into
large tanks placed in the cellar I'M
mediately underneath the coolers.
From there it is drawn of into re-
ceptacles varying in capacity from
one pound tin cans up to 800 lbs.
All the packages when filed, are
carefully cleansed Of all outside
drip occasioned by the filling pro-
cess. They are then put on the
scale and the correct weight is as
certained, after which they are
branded, and the smaller sizes,
ranging from one pound up to five
pounds, are packed in wooden ca
ses ready for shipment.
1t is asserted that there is not a
country in the world to which the
refined lard manufactured in New
York does not 60. Certainly there
is not a commercial city in conti-
mental Europe in which its price is
not specifically quoted on the eX-
change daily; and the manufactur-
ers assert, with large degree of
pride and satisfaction, that there is
not an instance known o. a ship
ment having been defective in quail
ity or shert in weight or below TIE
standard. The dealers report the
outlook for the coming season as
very satisfactory.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07

In August, Georgia, the other
day, a tree was cut in the forest at
six o'clock in the morning, and by
night it had been turned into print
ed papers, and the people were
reading in them the news OF the
day.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-12-07
Ructlen,s Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chii-
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
Guired. 1t is guaranteed 70 give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by GeorgeT.
Light. ianl 4S-
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
For Sale.
Subscribers Premium,

So0Se1'loefS fceIn1On.
Every person subscribing to or re-
newing their subscription to the
BENT COUNTY REGISTER will be
supplied with the Kansas City Jour
nal Free during the Campaign of
1888.
Here is an opportunity to place in
your family the largest and best
Weekly paper published IN Kansas
City. Send in you names at once
and get two papers for the price of
our own.
The Kansas Mortgage and Invest
ment Company absolutely discounts
all competitors in the business of
loaning money on decided lands
and final proofs. All inspections are
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written here, principal and interest
payable here, money constantly on
hand, and when you make loan
from this company you are borrow
ing direct from the first house.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
a. T. s. s. r. r. r.

When travelling for health, business or
pleasure, take the banana LineF for all
points east, west. north or soeth.
Through tickets to all important points in
the United States and Danada and Mexico
Rag5age checked to destination.
The Dailo Pullman Palace Car Service and
the dining stations operated and controlled
by this company are too well known to make
comment necessary. w,F WHITE
Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agt., Topeka, KS
Bent County register., 1888-08-04

Remeber you can get the New
York Weekly Tribune one of the
best papers in America and the REG
lister for two dollars and twenty five
cents cash. IF.
Bent County register., 1888-08-04
M. E. Church Directory.

Services will be held at the Hail regularly
on sunday as follows. Sunday School at 10
O'Clock a. m. Preaching at IL O'Clock n m
and at 7:30 p. IN. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to ali. Rev. Il. II. Law, Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
HELD Up" IN ELEVATED TRAIN.


A TALE OF HUMANE ENGINEER. A SILVER
ToNGUED FIREMAN AND A PERvERsE CUR
little mite Of = black dog caused more profanity ana
trouble on Third Avenue Elevated Railway the o'hef
Afternoon than any little canine that ever lived When
tho south. bound train duo City Hail st about
D. the Fifty nnthst station for Fhtythrd-s', ohc
engineer saw bit OF dog on the track before him.
going in the same direction as train but at much
more moderate rate OF speed The engineer Is stscuy
ernerate and sober man-coes bed carly and finds no
n,easpre in East Side picnics and Secondave. beer But
WHOM he saw this tiny obstacle bobbnS along on tho ties
he Immediately slackencd the speed OF the uaih ana
mildly asked his II he thought he saw anythih2
nm thu track The manner In which the nreman's eyes
o,onna assured him that he right, and tha there
res,y was dog before him. Having too much con-
eideroton for the people beneath tho structure 70 mike
meat OF the dog and there, no suggested ha'
,h ere,n 90 out and try TO the little beast while
he followed with the train. Meanwhile the peopic ~ ~
rain were wondering the cause for It's dehoer
Tram w ssor Gov liebt IN tho subject. Every
window had head sticking as far out OF IL a poSs
The fireman hobblcd along on the ties as fas' az ne
os psnr every term his vocabulary posseScu
80 catch the dog lie called doGre. dogge' docre'
- ,,cs ltue fellow como here nico petite thaVs
a aoo n nut he had no fascination for the dog inc
u,,s nest only raised his tail notch higher ana spcu
IN s ts.t a circumstances would permit IL was thoush'
that when tho Fifty thirdst station was rearhcu mo ~
would have the goodness 70 stop but ho-Hir' DoS 80
reht on ut 40 gait outstrding tho nroihan a' '
. Tn. novel procession overhead attracted crowd
~ -, nd m. curious pageant went bowling down
toward Fo-ty.sccondst the train sun KEEPING oos
$3.50 vyh., ID. Forty second. station was reached
~. aoo seemed 10 remember engagement az INC "so
c,r.-,l Station and darting sround tho eie'noo
! h. d.anpeared up the Forty'sceond's~ uaeA' anu "
,h. train TO proceed at It's usual speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
WRIGHT SANFORD SERIOUSLY Ill.

A Wright Sanford, OF the tknown ciVh men Oh
h, city is I'll az Saratoga for which place he iei' New"
vorb on Wednesday Until last March MI sahoru
enioyed comparatively good health but since 'nA' '0
., di,ease closely resembling consumption
have made themselves apparent and he has been much
dcnre.sed in consequence During the last few weeks
tho nrorress Of the has been so alarming tat
acting under advice from his physician nc ueefhneu
N benea, himself by change OF air. MI Sanford is
nerber Of nearly oil the prominent clubs in this city,
ana Ia. taken an active Interest in the management Oh
the Manhattan and Coney Island Jockey clubs Az 'ho
Manhattan Club an intimate friend Of Mr. Sanford was
seen by Tribune reporter yesterday VINO said ina. TIC
nre,erred to speak little as possible about M San'
to,ds condition adding "He is not we'll by any means
hut while there ia life there is hope MI Sanford has
lived at the Gllsey House for twelve years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13

o, o'Brien Attendance. 5000. Tho score was IS fol-
lows: - =.
Cincinnati 2 20 9 8 9 9 -
RasehIt.-Cncinnau O. Brooklyn 4. Eryors-Cincin'
natl l. brooklyn I. Pitchers-Smith ana Terry Om-
pire-Mf. Ganncy.
Louisville Aug 12-Batmoro won close and inter-
e,nc gamo from Louisville to-day Andrews ana Brown
ing did not play on account Of sickness and Mack was
taken with vomiting in tho nrs inning and had 10 give
naco 10 Kerins This left werrick alone OF the Louis
villa ipneid Baltimore came TO bat In the last half OF
thu ninth inning with tho to against thsm On
errors of Kens and Wolf they got two 10 bases and
On If, BY Grimm these scored Tho was as fol-
lows:
LcHl:yills 49,. 2 g g g 81
Enthusiastically g. Baltimore II. Errors-LCnis-
villa s. Baltimore 5. Pltchers-Stratton and Kilroy.
Umpire-Mf Ferguson.
St. Louis Aug. 10 Tho st. Louis and Athletic mines
played tho na Of their present series before 5000
people to-day The home nine by making their hits
count in the fourth inning King pitched an excellent
game holding the Eastern players down to two hits
George McGnnis the old st. Louis pitcher. umpired and
gave general satisfaction. The score was:
a. S,hi eHs. 49,. Q 8 Q Q %
Basehts-st Louis T. Athletic 2. Errors-st Louis
o. Athletic Q Pitchers-King and Seward. Umpire
Mr.. NcGnniA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
NOW FOR A LIVELY WEEK
BIG ANsoN COMING FULL OF FIGHT.
DETROIT TO FOLLOW CHfcAdo-wfLL GOOD FORT
uNe STILL FAVOR THE GIANTsI

nrrrotr To FOLLOW CHfcAGo-wILL COOP FORT
uNs STILL FAvoR THE GIANTsf
Thore has boon a change In the playing OF most OF
the LEAGUE Clubs during tho last few Weeks ino
snnnosed stronger clubs have been beaten with clock
work regularity while the mines occupying iess
honorable positions have been winning tho majority
Of tho camcs The New-York nine is tho only OK
ceptIon and Its steady, earnest work has pcen 10
warded with the head in the racc for the pennant'
The hemc playcrs cannot Afford to relax their EFFORTS
simply because they arc In tho lead. They VIII have
TO work lust a. hard tc retain their present posiuoh
as they did to gain It, The games Win 'ho pcuo.'
and Chicago mines this week will be closely watched
as much may depend thcfoucomc OF those ooh'cs's
The Chicago nine will play here to-day to-mor'ow
and wednesday. Arson, the playcr-managcr' IS louu
in his boasts that his club will win all three games Man
rcr Mu,re and the NewYork players say that chicago
will be fortunate II It captures ono victory out OF 'ho
three games II the two mines play In the same iorh
as they have been playing during the last mon'l, "O
loo al nine will win all three games win ease
may however. be a change in the PLAYING OF DOM ho'
60 Il can be told better wednesday night whether hnso
or Mutre IS a baseball prophet IL Ansohs team p,as
as we'll Arson talks. the Giants are aooH'ou A"'
writer does not believe anything OF the KIM.
The Detroit nine to be In depioraoio pnsn'
and ought TO be beaten with even greater case thAn
the Chicago team Tho Wolverines lost thrco strAEh'
game, at Philadelphia and NAV do the Same thnc nero
At any rate there will be bic crowds At the foio
Grounds TO sec those half dozen games. and the general
on,n,on NJ the local friends Of the NewYork CLUB IS
that about i've moro victories will be added TO the
Giants record TIL, week. WEIGH VIII pitch three
games and Kcefe the other three Ewing VIII ca'ch
in all six games II his condition permits.
In tho League race to date the New-forR nine mas
,bo lead with dfty.seven victories and twenty nne
defeats Tho Chicago nine has seven less victories.
,r, e,, nors defeats and occupies second place Tho
pctroit club Is third with ten less victories than New
York and eight more defeats. The Ncw-forhers can
lose every game this week and vet continue to hold inc
/ lead in the struggle for baseball supremacy INC
Philadelphia uno fourth and IS playing In mncn
better FORM Even tho Boston nine showed decided
,rnrovemen in its work last week. Pittsbure Wash
,nr,or and INDIANAPOLIS follow in order. and all are
rIsync in splendid form now. The record to date IS as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
pEpJ1s SEEN TO BESET THE TERROR

The double turreted monitor Terror no" ",ns e..
" 80 viii r.main there only a short time She
Iii bav. a now deck laid receive her 'urretS Ninoi'
boat, etc. and then will be taken TO Boston 10 DC com
nl.,ed The South Boston Iron Works has coh''. -.
with the Government to put in her pneuna'. ga
moving the turrets steering the vessel, ana 'Ui'e
w. - ho,,ysan decks at a coat OF s22s, 600.
The Terror seems to be vessel OF destiny Sh' WI
unmarried 70 be built 1873, but when pafuay ooH
structea Congress hasgea about appropriatng any o
money and there was also delay because Vi
,nert between two Of the bureaus Of the Navy
rhe inst oft.r leaving League Island on wednesday ~
ss.ant Engineer f. c. slipped on the moor OF 'no
.nclncroom and received severe injuries from the
he'd lie was at oncs taken from the vessel 70 tho "N
Hospital, Philadelphia The Terror aitefNaru nUs ror
,,,v snnk Netx fog bank run Into and ooth inc
Nina and the Terror near grounding As the NINA
hecrca OF she struck Terror and carried away par
1,arhk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TuYsDAY, ACG. 4.
NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUG IL. 1888
IN

PORT OF NEW.YOHA............SUND AUG IL. 1888
ARRIVED
Arizona tBr,. Brook. liverpool Aug Sqesns-
town .. with mdse and passengers TO A Gnderh CO.
s. with mdsc and 800 passengers to Hurst Ar
Steamer .S Snia Romans Br Campbell Liverpool I4 days.
with mdse Chas summer Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Han. Knrt Gcr) FIanzen. LIVERPOOL lea days.
steamer Anchoria (Br Trown. glasgow aug Movlis 3.
with and 400 passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived
steamer saycn! lGorl, schmidt Swnamundo July 20
mse and 527 passengers 10 hunhardt & Co. Arrived
steamer Viola iir) Murray Hamburg July "a Shields %:
Funch. Edge Co Arrived At tho bar at lO4S
Steamer wilkommcu (Ger) schaaer Bremen July 81
ballast Goepel rrabs. Arrived at the oar a. pm
g. Msssna H. Palermo IL Naples 81. 81 GibIaar
r. s ra ws h" Bar At &nS gS
steamer Agaan Br, Adair Belize VIA Boston, with md's
Steamer sayandOSs Kelley Newport News "a ana Norfolk
Steamer e cna @eyer Hand Ga%ors With coal t. Con-
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland Horat,
Steamer Herman Winter. Haliott With mdss to
siesmyT %ikc.oarr. Case. Boston for Port johnson.
Brig Nile (CR foote san Andfeas ~ days with cocoa
Ing aipsey queen Chandler Portland to Winchester
Brig Alaska (Br). LAchiue Providence Miller aoush.
schr Lizzie 8 James rhei.sins. Tampco 20 days. with
seSr Herpsr Sr Mclean ST. john NIB days. with lum
ses 10 qnn a Tse0s syGS day. with
| Der tr simpson. Clapp & Vo vessel to Hensy.
|
| At CITY Island. wind. light ssw; weather cloudy
| Arrived yesterday
Steamer Dalton rl Russell Santos July 49, Rio Janerc
az mdse Busk Jev0ns Arrived AZ the Bar 20
master
and empty barrels TO order vessel 10 Carsten Boa.
Cuba Dav dson Windaor Ms dayA with plaster Il
| Bro wn Koens; vessel TO ] whitney & Co.
~ steamer Umbra )Brl from Liverpool. previously
ported. brnEs e23 passengers Arrived Nns Bar At ga
pm.
! SAILED.
Steamer Cult Stream for Wilmington.
THE NOV IMENrS - SrEAMERS
| FOREIGN ports
| QUEENSTOWN. Aug l2-sailed. sesmsrs Aurania OBJ,
Hama and Wisconsin (Ba Bentley. from Liverpool hsnc
fer New York
| Lizard Aug l2-Passsd. steamer suevia (isr, Ludwig
from New York on hor TO HAMBURG
AMSTERDAM Aug l2-sailed. steamer Edam (Dtoh). Val
der Zea. for New.York,
ANTWERP, Aug l2-sailod steamers BOIL sniand (Bes)
Bev non. and DO kuy tBslg) Brarsns for Nsw.York
HAyRE Aug l2-Arrved steamer La osscsgps (fr). Gar
| toll. from New-lork
YOKOHAMA, Ang Arrived steamer City OF New.Yori
Scailes from San Francisco her way Hong Kong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
Mclaughlin TO LEAVE THE DIVERS.
NE AND !. II. pAHrMAN IN PARTNERSHIP

NE AND j. il. DAHhNaAN AN
BARNES MAY SUCCEED HIM.
c...,,,. Iuc 10 (special).--The Melbourne Stable
has dispensed with the services Of A. Mccarthy VINO
.avs ba will no down to Monmouth Park and try for
another engagement. lie expects to r'ds ior MI
Wtthers provided that no gets his discharge papers
tom vr Darcs which no has not yet obtained.
It is said hero tonight that James Mclaughlin ana
tho werl-known horse dealer l. II. Dahlnan' have
formed q partnership, and will have strong stable
next year, and Mclaughlin will do tho framing no
finds It hard to keep riding weight at the
prescnt scale and will have TO give way. During the
absence Of the Dryers has been asserted that they
re negotiating for the services Of young Barnes for
next season. - ,,., Ill, -,.b.
The track will be heavy tomorrow, which VIII MAKE
results more uncertain. but Tesso X should ma 70
difficulty In winning the first race with Jubal In the
place. . a, . III. o,a No,,,.
Daruna ought to win the second, with OLD Netue
and the Cheva,ier fighting for place. 1880
Bo peep mag win the third race, Win hilda seconu:
For the wcltcr weight James III. has the pest
chance at tie weights and Nat Goodwin should be
close to him.
These the entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
nr.ru or rUoHaSM RPASHEH.

Captain Thomas NJ. Brasher formerly OF the Oni'eo
States Navy found dead in his chair at NO. lsZ LeA
inston.ave Brooklyn, yesterday. He was seVensyohs
years old and was able to 90 to New'fork on
s,bouch ho had no, felt entirely for tornigh. Ho
was born in CITY, and wanted TO go 70 sea when 'h
teen years old His father active politician IN TINS
city and friend President Jackson who appointed tho
boy . mldshipnan In tho war he COMMANDED 'n' o''
bridge and took part In q number OF engagements ITO
secured prize for the number OF prisoners no TOOK lie
remained In Navy until he reached tho limit OF ago
sxytwo years and aferward lived In Brooklyn with MS
two sisters He never married Owing TO his weight
about two hundred fifty pounds Captain Brashcr SUI
,ered from tho heat and complained that his heart was
giving ou. He went to his usual Saturday night
bu, waa found dead in the morning sitting In chair VIII
the gas burning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBA
NEw-JER6EY.

The City Council Of New brunswick has resolved to
make an application to the Circuit Court in September
for the appointment OF three Commissioners Of Adjust
mcnt under the Martin act TO collect large amount OF
back taxes.
Tho Board OF Trustees OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church In Jersey City Will hold meeting this even
ing and will probably investigate the difficulty between
the Rev l.. c. butcher, the pastor, and John Wanna
maker, the crippled sexton. Last week the sexton
caused the arrest OF Mr.. butcher on a charge OF
having kicked him, and the minister rctaliated by
having wannamskcr arrested for assaulting Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
NEWARK.

1t Is estimated By Newark brewers that the safes OF
beer have decreased about 5000 kegs weekly snce May
+ whom thu biebucense law went into operation
There arc twcnty .eight breweries In Newark and
seventeen beer bottnng establishments. Tho latter
have largely Increased their sales Tho license iees
this year will amount to so50,oOo for 1000 saloons
as against slo7, $50 from 1850 saloons last year.
TWO dwelling houses at Nos oo4 and Cos spring
acdave wcro entirely destroyed By fire early yester
day morning. Tho occupants Of tho houses VINO wore
asleep whom the Are broke out, barely escaped WIN
their lives Tho loss on the buildings and their con-
tents is about 81, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
TOO MANY PRIVILEGES ALLOwED 4 LUNAT1C

TOO MANY PRIPILEGEo ALLO" M
Flea.or T. Clark escaped from tho addetown Asylum
on Saturday evening and is supposed TO have como 10 ms
city. where hs formerly lived. Jacob W. Walton called
a, Police Headquarters yesterday and asked ns AID OF
tina polics In finding him. Mr. Clark sent to the
asvum Inst December by his friends Previous 70 being
sent away no called upon Superintendent Murray and
stated that conspiracy had been formed TO ruin him In
business and that no followed everywhere By enemies
who intended to kill him This Superintendent believing
him TO be insane him detained as Jefferson Market
Cour, until his friends notified His decisions we're
ew and on nearly every subject hs was perfectly sane
For this reason he allowed privileges at the
asylum accorded 70 the other patients lie
took advantage OF this and Saturday went away With
OUT informing the managers Of the asylum