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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-09-14
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1858, for
educational and Charitable purposes, and Its
vote
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings
take place Seml.Annualfy (JuMe and
December). and Its Grand 9ingle Num.
Der Drawings take place On each or
the other ten months In the year, anA
arc all drawn In public, at the Acad.
We do hereby certify that re supervise ths
arrangements for az the Monthly AID 6sntS-
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company and in person manage and con-
the Ds'a,oings utensselues and that the same
are conducted cith honesty, fairness and in good
faith toaoasds all parties and zoe authorize the
company to use this certificate, nth fac
sinites Of our signatures attached. in its ADDER.
tisements."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-09-14

The following appointments were
announced by Bishop Ninde, at the
NJ. E. Conference, which met at Sc
attic this week:
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

Go to the Exchang Clothing
House for bargains.
You can buy suits at the Exchange
Clothing House from $500 to $25.oo
a suit.
Large assortment of Gents Fur
nlshing Goods at the Exchange
Clothing House.
Fine line of Gents Pants will be
on sale next week at the Exchange
Clothing House.
Flowers, Ribbons, Ruching, Kid
Gloves, Hats. ETC., ETC., IN abundance
at the Chadeayne building ladies in
yited to call and examine.
Remeber you can get the New
York Weekly Tribune one of the
best papers in America and the REG
1srER for two dollars and twenty five
cents cash. u
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

The friends Of DR., and Mrs. L. P.
i''ee will be pleased to hear that
airs hice presented the doctor with
fine baby girl Tuesday morning
last lie writes us the baby is a
perfect little daisy.
LOST; In Lamar on May a5th.
one brass telescope with brass block
attached, body of instrument about
10 inches long. A fair reward will
be paid for its return to this Office or
to john NJ. Cooper.
ID EIvARD! John II. Nve aa5
~ Peter Lynch offers fifty dol.
lars reward for the arrest and con
Fietion of the party or parties who
maliciouly broke in the doors of
their claim shanties or twenty-five
dollars for information leading to
The arrest and conviction of the
guilty parties.
The young ladies' Of the Catholic
church choir will on Thursday even
ing next give an entertainment at
hornmau's Opera House. The ladies'
desire to purchase an organ for their
church. Everyone should turn out
and aid them and at the same time
have a good laugh, Don't forget
the date, for particulars see bills.
Headquarters Kit Carson Post No.
50 G. A. K, Lamar, Colorado, May
l9ih 1883.
Post Order No. ALI memers of
Jhe Post are requested 10 meet at the
Pos, room en- Saturday evening Nav
26Ih, 1885, a. business of importance
will come before the Post.
By order OF II. a. BILLow,
Post Commander.
Z. G. BARKER,
Post Adjuiaut.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Z. G. Barker,
Post Adiutant.

The Koen Bros. at their own ex-
pense have this week taken out a
lateral from their ditch south Of
town aud Thursday had water run
ming the entire length OF Main street.
They have made proposition to the
city to furnish water free this season
provided the city pay the expense of
rakiug out the latterals, which is
most liberal on their part, and if the
expense to the city is not too great,
it would be better to accept the prop
ositiou than to irrigate the trees with
the fire company's hose, by the time
the hose is dragged over the ground
ali summer as is necessary by the
present means OF irrigation, the hose
will to say the least be greaty dam-
aged, one man could attend to the
bitches after they were made. We
understand the proposition TO be wa
ter for the city and not private use.
The council have asked the koen
Bros. for an estimate of the cost of
putting the streets and bitches in
good order for irrigation and the
matter will probably be decided at
their next meeting.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
5ubsoriloors Premium.


Every person subscribing to or re-
newing their subscription to the
BESr County, REGISTER will be
supplied with the Kansas City Jour
nal Free duiing the Campaign of
1855.
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
pnd get two papers for the price of
eur own.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Trees. Trees. rreeg.

II. NJ, Morris wishes to inform the
public that he has in Lamar a Car
ank half of all kinds of fruit and
shade trees that will be sold at aeas-
ouable prices. Call and see the trees
and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere. AL m
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
STATE OF COLORADO. IS.
BENT COUNTY.
,,,- In he County Court.
Z. j. RAliB, Plaintiff,
vs.. SUNNONS
ELIZA CI.APP, Defendant

The People Of the state Of Colorado TO
Eliza giapp the defendant above named,
GREETING:
4ou are hereby required to appear in an
aot4ph DtpuHht aEHiust you by the above
htuled plaintiff In the County Court, OF Bent
county stnie OF Colorado, In which said
Court, County and State the complaint I'm the
complaint therein within thirty dnys after
tue service hereof, II served Within this
county or. II served ont OF this County, or
by publication, within fifty days after thu
service hereof, exclusive OF the day of ser.
vice. or judgement viii be taken against YOU
according To the prayer of the complaint
me siQ action j. brought to obtain a
judgement nc5tinst the said defendant for the
sum OF one hundred and thirty dollars and
interest at the rate OF two per cent u month
upon Il PgpTntsory note of the said defendant
made and delivered to said plaintiff and nc.
corlinE TO the tenor and effect thereof and
the sum OF forty I've dollars and interest at
the rate Of u per cent. per annum nccortlinp
20 the tenor and effect of a promisory note
Of the said defendant made and delivered to
VI. l. swift Co., and by said " l.. Swift & Co
sold and delivered to said plaintiff and for
tht sam ui ufry dollars as q reasonable attor-
nny Zee Tor bringing this action, as will more
iuily appear from the complaint in said &C
tion 70 = hich reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified thar II you
tail - appear, and 10 answer the said com
plant as above required the said plain siff
VIII take a Judgement by default according
70 the prayer OF the complaint.
Gwen Under my hand and official seal at
as AniInas, in said County, this 24th day OF
May y. D. less
(sEA) JOSEPH BRADFORD.
Judge and acting Clerk County Court.
L r. BLODGETT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Z. G.. BARKER,
Post Adjuiaut.

Headquarters Kit Carson Post No.
SO G. A. r., Lamar, Colorado, Nay
18th. 1883.
Post Order No. 2,-Members Of
the Post snd all Old soldiers and
sailors are requested to meet at the
Post room on Sunday May 27th. at
Q o'cock a. m, to participate IN Memo
rial services OF our late comrades
BY order Of II. 4. BuDow,
Post Commander.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
"a, =. JAKE ". KURz,
o9-7i- Aft'vs for Plain
tIotioe .rtnleer Cultl,re

T. . Land Office at Lamar, Colorado
Coy,,,,..,.. -, May i7th lsss
pc for iai're to comply Viii law as ta ms 'l
- Cultuis EnirN No .22.4, dated Mav III,
Ia 80 up1A Sle - section 10, TownskIp si
NieM % 70 ti;e collation. OF said entry: cor
},5l-t }l-t Ley at hat David Brlsbie mas failed
u,,itu5 the iir'I year after his entry. and on
l ~ ~ '+e present time, to break or Dlov oI.
cause TO be broken or plowcd i've
.St5s 6ll5 or any part Of said trpct and
~ tt4ct l. nov Improved prairie Land. the
-. ~ ~ l''tt-ts are hereby summoned to sDnesr
" 5ii5 once on the lltu day OF July, Isss nj o
- S,lsh A. M 60 rn~rond and furnish testi-
inohy concerning said alleged failure
F. II. SHROCK
Doughty \ Morris,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
WINE,

For Invalids great strengthening
medicine uufrumented, home manu-
factured by VIM. Harper, guaranteed
to be pure wild grape juice recon-
mended by NJ. D's., for sale only at
the City Drug Store. 2-S1 II.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
NS,otiee-Tiaber :, Culture.
oiice at Lamar. Colorado.
Mak. Is+h 49,

- A-i+AiilAf. Colorado,
co,,,,i,iu. May 18TH 1855.
bv VIM naFins been entered Mt this nfioa
Cirol,., f1, n r. e, Webster against oliver p
tslnner-cuiture Entry M isas IN ~. Jaw Us TO
s. R,nse N tIle ,e r - Section ~, Town.hin ~
vieg 10 NJ tbs w. IN Bent County, Colorado, With
i,,.ls i,ils aiieying that Oliver p Co., 'nn, ,,
be dn,,.i .ttiea 70 plow OF break or caused 70
M lay Ing necessary i've aores as required
and making said entry the eaI5 '.r ,r,i rne date
ti,, tx s,ilnmoned 70 an,ear -. tbi- ,ffice an
IN l1,n 1sy q July, 1888. at O'Clock m ii
said nIl-ei' "a ii.,lnisA testimony concerning
FRANK p. ARRUcKTE,
JAKE W t-r,,, Register.
~9-Ai- Aftvs for Plaintiff
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
LOIS Of Money.

Your money is ready, spot cash
loans on final proofs and decided
lands GooDALE & CooPER. If.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
FURNITURE

And can suitably furnish the finest
house er most humble claim shanty.
They also handle.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26

Avenue Thursday.
d. c. Marker is having his car
pen,er shop painted.
Cattle trains going east have been
numerous this week.
Billy Ferguson made final proof
on his claim Monday.
The narsbaIs warning to tramps
has had good effect.
Miss Gall, of Garden City, Is visit
ing Mrs DIR. Tidwell.
DIR. RIce was in town Tuesday,
looking well and hearty.
Heavy rains have passed around
US every night this week.
DIR. Dulin, of Garden City, has
been in town day or two.
+. c. Descent came down from
Pueblo "Wednesday evening.
Born Tuesday morning NJ My cath
t. Mr.. aud Mrs. Weller sou.
r c. Stevens will return from In-
dilna about the twelfth OF June.
Mr.. Hood aud family have moved
back to Lamar from Dodge City.
Damaged sidewalks and street
crossings we're repaired Thursday.
Aud now we hear new time table
goes into effect Sunday June third.
A. l.. Crawford merchant at
Dodge City, was in ,ozu Tuesday.
Geo. Trommlitz returned Sunday
from thirty days trip in the east.
a car of household goods tor new
settlers was unloaded here Tuesday.
MEt Strain and the mumps have
been having i, nip and tuck this
week.
Stewart is the name of new post
Office in Bent county. Now where
is Stewart.
F. W. Burger and Capt. Billows
have been serving their country as
jurors this week.
G. L. Hines has just had neat
law and real estate sign painted on
his office window.
I Lamar was well represented at
district court this week with lawyers,
doctors, jurors aud witnesses.
Mrs. Horace Frisby, at Prowers,
presented her husband with boy
last Sunday, DIR. Hasty attending.
DIR. Rice was down to the county
seat from Walsenburg as witness
in the jenkins murder trial this week.
Miss Joe. Merriwethcr and Miss
Jessie Rail will so up to Las Ami
mas next week on a visit of two or
three weeks.
The Misses Gunter, Miss Lane and
County Surveyor Sexton were among
those from Las Animas to attend the
ball Thursday night.
We return thanks to the ladies of
the Christian church for liberal
supply of ice cream and cake sent TO
the office yesterday morning.
If the right man has been arrested
for firing the court house, some rich
developements may be expected in
the near future.
Capt. and Mrs. Munger and son
Harry went to Palmer Lake on the
exclusion, the Captain invested and
will build cottage for the summer
occupancy.
Capt. Munger bought the only
stock of goods there is at Palmer
Lake Tuesday, he and ]. S. Porter
will go up there in day or two to
invoice and take charge.
G. G. Ament has been appointed
| local agent at Palmer Lake for that
company and will go up there to-
,,orrow to remain all summer, we
| II .he reptleman every success.
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
E.J.RABB

AaA Us, received a full and con-
plete line Of
Bent County register., 1888-05-26
Game Eggs for sale.

I From TAFT Clalbournes Red and
Blue Piles Cotton Balls and Span
giles. They are all fast fighters and
dead game.
Eggs $3.50 per setting of l3. Ad-
dress ]. NJ. Cochrane.
46.3m. WILDE, BENT Co., CoLo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
COMPLAINING TO MAYOR CHAPLIN.

Mayor Chaplin received on October a letter from
the Pioneer Iron Works, OF Nos. l40-I63 Wllam-st
and 144l5S King St, Brooklyn, In regard to the
proposal for pumping works for the water ex-
tension. The Mayors attention Is called to the
action OF the City Works Department in awarding
this work. and the Pioneer Iron Works enters its pro-
test "agaust the entire proceedings as an outrage
upon the taxpeyer and gross injustice manufact-
urers whose bids made IN good faith" The letter
continues: We are the lowest bidders by moro than
$4,000, or twenty per cent less and agree to COM
plete the work In half the time of other bidders,
The company states that after the bids opened
all It's Invitations to examine Its work and machinery
of the proposed type were treated offence.
Further the company criticisos the choice made by
the department and asserts that five years ago lis
proposals we've set aside In favor Of the present
favored company. Arthur J. L. Lorez, cvll engineer
and Samuel II. Millikcn. the secretary. sign tho letter
short time ago bids were solicited from pump
and engine manufacturers for now engine and pump
Ing station at Rdgewood The city Works Depart
mcnt, which advertised is not bound TO accept the
lowest bidder The worihington Company, Of
Brooklyn, got the contract for el00,4Ti The other
bidders were the IIawlcy Manufacturing Company, OF
Lockport, and the Pioneer Iron Works. Commissioner
Adams sa.s that tho letter Is insoent and VIII not
be answered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
BROOKLYN.
TIE remaining days Of registration IN Brooklyn ri!
be October 8 and 90

TIE remaining days Of registration IN Brooklyn rH
be October and 49,
The Young Mems Christian Association will have
It's monthly meeting Thursday evening. T. +. Lee.
the general secretary, will speak on From Brooklyn
to Stockholm and Back"
"Iewis the light" otherwise known Lewis
Greenslade will not be sent to the insane asylum
DIS Burns and Stone OF the Charity Department, have
twice examined the man and report that there is not
sufficient evidence to warrant commitment
The annual meeting of the Brooklyn sunday School
Union will take place tomorrow night at the Han
son Place Baptist Church.
Superintendent Maxwell reports that another public
school for colored pupils is needed
Mrs. Catherine Grace, a widow Of North siXth-st.,
sent to the Flatbush Insane Asylum on Monday on
the application OF her sister, Mrs Fravelo of No 100
Union-ave Mrs. Grace examined by Drs. r. III.
Stone and A. NJ Burns, OF the Charities Department.
They decided that she insane, but yesterday she
taken before Justice Osborne accompanied by
another sister, Mrs. Gallagher. The latter told Jus
tee Osborne that Mrs. Fravcle had idea Of the
nature OF the paper which she signed and Mrs
Grace seemed perfectly rational, Judge Osborne Or
derod her release.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
SAILING A REGATTA WITH DIFFICULTY.
A WET DAY FOR TIE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUE
RACES-TME WINNERS.

RACES-THE WINNERS.
Tic members of the Columbia Yacht Club succeeded
Yesterday in the face OF trying circumstances, In
sailing one Of the most successful regaita' Oh Ire
season. II was a cold mean,d rizzly day, yet large
fleet entered the competition, and, Ike true sailors
e crews of the crafts put their oilskns, and went
AT their work without growl The fog was so thick
that immediately after crossing the stsrtln line the
yachts became invisible, and little of the race could
be seen. The Mergus took the lead from the start,
with the W. II. Harmed second. and the alive ihirl
In this order the leaders rounded the stakeboa' at
YonkeIs. The was from an Imaginary ms
between the flagstaff on the clubhouse at West lghiN
slxth-st and stakeboat anchored westward, TO ana
around stake boat anchored ten miles up the lnsoh
The wind was east-southeast, about twelve Knots
making the sailing reach up and hafbeat down
the W. II. Harmed being the only boat able 10 sail
down close auled. The Rocket cat-bOat was capsHed
shortly after the turn and its crew Of two men were
In the water nearly twenty minutes before the accident
was discovered. The Judge of the race was Commo
dorc f. J. Barnes, Of the Knicherbocher, and the
Regatta Committee consisted of Albert NJ. Everett,
William H. Rowe, John II. Kimble Charles Dietz and
George ParhlM The summary Of the race Is
CLASS C-SLOOPS 30 TO 35 FEET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

walston II. Brown the only member OF the firm
OF Brown uowatl Co. who went to the office No. 20
Nassau-st yesterday. and he not inclined 10 talk
about the affairs OF the 1rm Argument the motion
appointment OF receiver Will probably be heard
tomorrow, and until that time II said. It not
likely that any public statement would be made Mr..
Mclean is inclined to fight the application for receiver,
considering IL reflection upon his course I'm the active
OF the affairs OF the firm, but IL is possible
the trouble will yet BE- settled without struggle in
the One Of the clerks in the Office said yesterday
that OF those in the employ Of the firm believed that
MI Mclean would yet withdraw his opposition MI.
Bsown's plans. In that the firm Will be eorganzed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
PRINCETON WINS AT FOOTBALL.

The Princeton football team defeated the Crescents
yesterday afternoon in match the grounds Of the
Staten Island Athletic Club at West New ghton.
The bad weather had terors for players visitors
The Princeton mon, who in better form physically
than their opponents, won the match by thirty lone
points, but the CreScents may well be proud OF their
first game. The game began at o'clock and the
Princetons scored a goal from field, touchdown and
goal and a touchdown in the first half. ard increased
this by touchdowns, safety touchdown and
a goal from touchdown in the second half. when the
game was called at 20 D. nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

WINNERS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati, oct. G.-The seventh day at Iatonia
was cloudy and cool the track lumpy. aud the time
slow. The attendance was large and the betting fair
First raro-Selllng, 70 mile. Asceola hist
Comedy second. STUART third.
second race--selling, I'd mile. Robin first
Finally second, Fred. Woocy third.
Third racc-Selling, 6-s mile. Znln first, Brando-
lette second, Chestnut Belle third
Fourth race-sweepstakcs, Jig miles. Only four
starters. Famine first, Poteen second, Dad third
Hamlet fourth.
Plfth race-The Latonia Prize. mile. Hypocritc
first Lavinia Belle second. Roundabout third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
4 SUCCESSFUL FAIR.

When the managers OF the American Institute eu
hbltion considered the question reducing the adnns
sion. the experiment deemed an important one
That their decision wise the receipts the fair
in progress SXtYthrds and Thirdave. show for
he actual figures since the opening wednesday evening
give an Increase the number OF days the
beginning OF the season last year. This means more
people. and this for the institute and
faction the exhibitors. The machinery department.
has the engine institute has ever had
the work REQUIRED OF L Is done without fault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
OIL MARKETS.

or. CITY. Penn. National rranst CertincNeea
opened 93s highest. s3S lowest 9i7s closs. e2iN
Sales. l07-nOn barrels cIesranees. 2s9J,0O0 barrels
charters 2269 barrels shDments 1062o barrels runs
IS, 1856 barrels
PrTrsgURo Penn. Oct 6Petroienm irregular fairly &C.
tive National Transit cerunoses opened 90 elaoi AZ
324 highest. 93la lowest o.
BRADFORD Penn. Oct 6Nationai Transit Certificates
opened at V3 closed at y2-s highesI 93A, lowest 92,
clearances. 100000 Obls.
TirvsvILLE Penn. Oct 6-Naonal Transit Certificates
opened t93S highest 03 lowest. Oh =; closed e2~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

Crulse7 contest OF the cruise the Grayling ran on
sand bar and ground of her centreboard, while In
the second match race at Newport she sprung her
foremost. Tier performances on both occasions, I'M
III the time of the accidents, were highly creditab@
The Grayling put her opponent, Metcalf and OwensS
scbem of Providence. under her lee in the first two
ranutes tho race and the sachcm kept going stcad
to Ieeward until the Cravings foremost snapped
A. that time the sachcm was fully half mile dead
H. IeewarI and at least three minutes behind The
New York schooner had on board Harry c. Duval,
Commodore Forbes of the Puritan Mr. Bnsk OF inc
Mischief and Captain Holly, of the Iiildegardc All
these agree on the POSITIONS, which, In former reports,
we're otherwise given Commodore Latham ~
Iish.s said Mr.. Duval yesterday, should receive
ncalt for going TO Newport with the smaller boat,
racing the Sachem I'm hes own weather, giving her
every possible advantage in Che way OF double extern
sion spnnaher booms, aud then beating her until She
Mas dlsablrdD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
JERSEY CITY.

Sheriff Robert Davis, OF Hudson County, is seriously
Ill at his home Brightest, Jersey City, with an
attack of pleurisy.
Some fifty liquor-dealers have been indicted by the
Grand Jury for selling liquor on Sunday. Their
names will not be made public until they are arraigned
In early this week.
The Tax Adjustment Commissioners submitted
another report to Judge Knapp yesterday. The re-
port embraces 100000, of which sixty per cent Is
cOlectable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
JEROME PARK ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

The fields al jerome Park tomorrow Will be small
owners hcsitating to enter freely because OF the
muddy condition Of the track. but nearly every
horse named TO start Is good in soft going, feast OF
and exciting sport Is promised.
Britannia should pmp home first in the opening
race. with sam Harper second.
Firenz viii win the Battle Stakes in gaop, and
the Dwyers should get second place with Bella b.
Bessie June
The Pelham Handicap should 60 10 one of III,
Youngsters from Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Wihers
declares TO win with--and Diabo should run second
Favor ought TO win the fourth race, Badge second.
Kaloolah is in the fifth comfortably that she
should win, Bessie June second. If she is not sent
for the Battle Stakes.
Following are the lists of probable starters:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
rporr1NG AT FLEETWOOD POSTPONED.

Races postponed to Monday at 1870 p. sharp" was
the notice displayed the bulletin board at Fleetwood
Psk yesterday, which to be the opening day for fall
trotting OF the Driving Club OF Newyork II the rain
had not prevented Following the entries for to-
moifow's
40 Class-Prlze, road car-wiam Il. Parsons Dr.
o. ST. Louis Fwalier's g. q. Gabe Case; A. Newbefscrs
CHI. ~
100 Ciass-Prize, silver cup-F. Rdaboeks b. e. Die
tate J. D. Bary's b. m. Maggie; +. Roberses b.
Ferdinand: s. D. Browns br. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW.IERSEY.

Annie BaneIl, fifteen years old, living at Hobart
ave- and West Ffthst, Bergen Point, was terribly
burned yesterday forenoon by her clothing catching
fire. She Will probably die
Engineer John Reynolds Of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western Railroad was run over and killed
at Newark yesterday He leaves wife and two
children In IIoboken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
LONG ISLAND.

A SWISS thirty three years old, named Rudolph
Mills was held for the Grand Jury By Justice Stewsrt:
of Jericho L. l., yesterday, on charge OF highway
robbery preferred by Amos Hubbs a cobbler
william BOhan the brutal husband who gouged bis
wlfes eyes out at Rockaway, was rcsentenced yes
teray in the Long Island City Court House, by Judge
Garrettson The former sentence was for twenty i've
yeas and five months and the new one for twenty
six years and ten months technical error was
made I'm the first sentence.
Justice Michael Deahanty,. Of Long Island City.
was yesterday afternoon stricken with paralysis.