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, 1888-07-18
A Jersey Drawback.
Boston Transcript.

TbUsIUH ITHhscflpt.I
New Jerseyans complain that their
mosquitoes make such a noise they can't
hear the sawmills.
, 1888-07-18
She is Getting Advertised.
fChlcago Herald.l

lChlcago Herald.
Perhaps, after all, Mrs. Norton is
merely contemplating a return to the
stage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

T. &. JONES & Co. received, yesterday /:
Germania bullion, 81, 6I224
TIE DISTRICT Court meets again to
morrow.
MCCORMICK & Co., yesterday, re-
ceived: Hanauer bullion. S2.l.5.
A CORRESPONDENT asks: where.
Oh where, is Darwiu's missing Linck?'
The WAsHINGToN birthday party ir
the Twelfth Ward. will D a grand affair,
and all who attend will have d treat.
Mrs. ANN HICGENLooPER, wife OF he
late Bishop Hlcktni0oper. dlel ut her
home in Norm Ogden on FRI ay morn =
ing, of dropsy.
MRS RoTHRocK' lecture on Christian
Science" attracted fair audience IL the
O"era Hose last night. The lady
made yery favorable impression.
TIE FOURTH Quorum of Seventies
hold Their regul r meeting in the
Twenty-irst Ward Meeting House, on
M"utay evening next, Ut 80 o'clock.
CJALr1R s. SNELGRovE have received
@ new sung entitled Thirteen were
Saved being founded on one OF the
incidelts Of the recent 5l:Zz ;rdS III the
east.
george II. THOMAS wishes it to be
uuders! o d that he Is not the George
Thomas who is connected with the
land jumping matter, as a witness o.
otherwise.
The FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of Benjamin Brown, will be held
this morning in the Fourteenth
Ward Assembly Rooms, commencing
at 10 81 am.
SEVERAL or the members of the
Legislature wet home Yesterday. The
question az TO the 10 alton of the
Territorial Reform School is agitating a
great many OF them.
In THE matter of the adoption of
CHARTS 3 Anderson. minor. gu order
was made by tne PROBATE Court aD-
pointing time and place 10 hear peti
tlon Of Mrs. &. A. DeGratf.
lions CHogAL Union will meet in the
Assembly Hall tomorrow evening,
after q somewhat extended vacation.
All members who desire to see the
society prosper should be present.
a COLLISION on First South Street
yesterday, between -treet car and d
passenger wagon, caused damage TO
bo7h vehicles it also caused Slight
itreak OF profanity to linger in the air
KENT's MILITARY Band is making
rapid progress. Quite number of
persons attended the practice last
night. ali of whom expressed surprise
at the proficiency attained by the band
during the short time it has been in
existence. Tue manner in which the
Boulanger March was rendered was
especially fine.
The sNowsroRM of yesterday ex
tended to Ogden. StocSton, Bingham
and Park City. Temp ature vester-
day at 5 am, Salt LAKE. 55 degrees
OGDEN, 81; Stockton, 80; Bingham. 80
Park City. 40; Helena, Mont, 40; For
Custer, %; Fort Washakie. &c: Boise
80; Winnemucca, 81. Sergeant korti
says he does not look for the storm Il
last more than twenty-four hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
THE HILL DESEK TED.
The Case Against the Policemen
Goes Over.

Arsenal Hill, or as some OF the deni-
zens have it, Arsenal Heights, has re-
sumed its normal appearance. The
guard which had been stationed there
since Mr.. R. Mcdonald, to use his
own expression, was crowded down
the hill" and George Adkins, Esq, was
seen to take a sudden shoot towards
and through wire fence, we're called of
yesterday afternoon, and silence again
reigns, or did up till late hour last
evening. The cedar posts (price Is
cents eachl which once stood So tall and
stately, now occupy reeumbent posi-
lions near the old city wall, and the
owners. or alleged owners, have been
notified that if they so desired they
could call and cart them away.
Four o'clock yesterday afternoon
dozen OF the police on TIE charge of
illegally arresting an individual by the
name of Hayward. The cause of the
visit of the policemen to the jumpers
it appears, had been employed by
L1uSh w oCG SCOdL JOSCS. duo WHOu IuC
police had torn some up, he attempted
to replace them in the holes. He was
told to desist, out being encouraged to
go ahead by q Mr.. Higgins, he did so,
and for his resistance to police author
ity he was placed under arrest. Before
the police were ready to return
to the City Hail, however. the Marshal
decided to release the fellow. and did
sO HhaSp ara tho facts in tho pasa apd
the groundwork for the swearing out of
the complaint. charging illegal arrest.
At the appointed hour the police and
their counsel were on hand; so were
the complainants; time passed, and the
attorneys for the complainants did not
appear, and 1t soon became noised
about that both were in the court room
listening with the most intense interest
to the opinions being delivered by the
three judges. Finally, about O'Clock,
il was announced that the case would
go over until Tuesday, and the
assemblage dispersed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
Sarmons onIntidelity.

l propose to preach four sermons. the
next four Sunday evenings, upon 1.-The
Unreasonableness of Intidelity," with
the view of helping honest skeptlcs and
guarding some of my younger friends
against serious error. The following
are the topics l intend to preach upon:
Sunday evening, February 10, The
Unreasonableness of Inidelity in Its
Assumptions and Demands. Febru-
airy 26. The Unreasonablensss of Inf
deity in It's Opposition TO the Bible. !"
March 4, 1.-The Unreasonableness OF
Infidelity in It's Opposition to the
Christian Religion" March IL. 1.-THE
UnreasonabIeness of Inideiity in Its
Choice of Heroes"
The public are cordially invited to
attend these sermons.
r. g. MoNIECE,
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
Wants to See the Linck.

To the Editor of THE HERALD
Permit me to say that an almost uni
versal desire exists among our citizens
to see the Colorado specimen Linck,
and to suggest through the columns of
your valuable paper. that more honest
and possibly remuneratiye opportunity
is open for him to handle Salt Lake
ducats than by jumping the land
owned by tho entire community for the
general benefit of all. Let him secure
the Salt Lake Theatre or Opera House,
and exhibit himself to curious public.
who are just now deeply bordering
Darwin's philosophy as possible truth.
Most respectfully,
A LADY CITIZEN.
SALT LAKE CITY, FEBRUARY II, 1898.
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that doctrine, which is so well settled.
to guide US,
THE TRUE INTENT
of the Legislature is made manifest, and
there can exist no such doubt or uncer-
tainty as to require the court to adopt
as last resort. another rule which is
not to be called into requisltlon, except
when question of policy, and not a
rule of law, is to govern in the interpre-
tation of statute.
WE FIND NO ERROR
in the action of the court below, and
the judgment is therefore affirmed.
Zane, q. j., concurs.
Henderson, A. j., concurs.
OTHER BUSINESS.
D. P. Tarpey, plaintiff and appellee,
VS.. Deseret Salt Co., defendant and ap-
pellant; judgment of the lower court
affirmed.
Frank Wright, plaintiff and respond
emit, VS.. Mayer s. Ascheim, implicated
with James Mock, defendant and appel
liant, Judgment of the lower court re-
versed. and a new trial ordered.
The People, respondent, VS.. MILFORD
H. Halliday, appellant, judgment of
the lower court affirmed.
A. G. Brixen, respondent, VS.. The
Deseret National Bank, appellant,
judgment and order of tie lower court,
overruling motion for new trial,
affirmed.
George Meyers, respondent, VS..
Dickert & Meyers Sulphur Company.
Judgment Of the lower court affirmed.
United States vs.. Church OF Jesus
Christie Latter day Saints. Applica-
ton of receiver for specific property re-
ferred to the examiner to take and re-
port testimony IN the issue in fact.
Charles A. Herman was appointed
United States Commissioner at Tooele.
Court adjourn until March LIST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
THE DRAMA OF THE BUOM.
The Full Cast of Our Boarding
House,

The cast of Our Boarding House,
which, on account OF the speculative
phases it treats of. is known as the
drama of the boom, is as follows:
Professor Gregarius Gillipod, inventor
OF Tying machine; new and i'm
PfONeu patent. ..---.-...-... MT. wells
Col M, I, Elevator, with passion for
corners On spring wheat. 80. Mr. Spencer
Walter Dalrympla, young investor.
Giuseppe Fioretti, who came west
looking for rea, estate and found a
otaIe pts W ...-..-.:. MT. I DUNG
Matthew Eligible, real estate agent
Dr. shouter, proprietor of shouters
anti bilious blood purifier mfr Evans
Clarence Dexter, boarding house
swell. ....:...... ..-.-.......M Mr.. w. Young
Tim an Irish Porter -........... Mr. owen
AlonZo ......................M Mr. Horsley
Jack Hardy, New York detective. Mr.. Evans
Beatrice Mannheim ....... Edith Clawson
Betty Birdie Cummings
Mrs. Colyille ......... Lut-ie Claridge
Mrs Dalrymple Flor renee Whitney
Violet Eligible ......-......... Ivy GlaWson
Annie ........... 49,. -. Mabel Young
Little Florence -. -. Geneve Knowlton
A matinee and night perfo nance will
be given Wednesday. Washington 8
friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
+ eliab e Real Estate Firms.

Following are the name of reliable
real estate firms with whom people will
be safe il listing property:
J Il GEORGE NJ CANNON,
J. X. GILLESPIE,
L KELSEY,
A J. WHITE,
TAYLOR BROTH sRS.
GARTER & STANTON,
CLAYTON & Co,
GEORGE II. KNOwLDEN,
C.. NJ DoNELsoE, JR.,
SELLS & BURTON,
A. MINER & Co.
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Il, Auerbach & Bro.

Have just received fine selection of
Tricotines and Satin Marveilleux, suit
able for evening wear and ball dresses.
at the unprecedentedly low price of
521zc per yard, worth 81; Moires at SOC
per yard, worth double; one lot of
Rhadames at SOC per yard, q bargain /;
Summer Silks, 20 yards for 81 so. We
offer these special bargains for one
week, ending February 25.
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NO ICE.

If persons having property for sale
will list it with ne at fair figures, We
can guarantee sales AMI square treat
ment. We have thee applications
where we have one piece for sale. Do
not list prop erty until you sac us.
CARTER 81 STANTON,
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DsIlciOus Warm severaees.

Those decoctions served to the thirsty
end Geld at the Occidental are delicious
pure and superior. First-class wines
liquors. beers, ales and cigars. Family
supplies a speciality.
AUER & MURPHY, Proprietor;.
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Vote of Thanks.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH,

February Is. 1888.
At the last meeting of the Ancient
Order af Foresters Court Pride of Utah
No. Z .257. it was resolved. by unani-
nous vote, that, as members of said
Court, we do tender thellady frie ndssot
the Foresters a hearty vote of thanks
tor their brilliant success at the Leap
Year party February 10, 1881 And in
kind recognition of their unhounded
success, the proceeds of said party
shall be placed to the credit of the
widows and orphans fund of this
Court.
COMMITTEE OLE ARRANGEMENTS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

LYNDON, February 1S.-The British
government denies the statement that
an English military force IS about to
enter Venezuela. They say the money
vas paid in December, upon protest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

COIN Bros. announce that they will
continue their Bargain Sale on Monday
and Tuesday, on account of Saturday Is
severe storm, in order to give all their
patrons an opportunity to secure some
of the great bargains offered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

tClosed pouch for Frisco and Milford and
al points soutn OF Milford three times a
week
Trough pouch from Denver.
q, X. BARRATT, Postmaster.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
The Babies Cry for It

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. It
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys Stomach
and Bowels, while it arouses them to a
healthy activity. For sale by A. G.
Smith & Co., Druggists.
THE Logic of Unbelief' will be the
subject on which Dr. J. L. York will
lecture this evening, at the Walker
Opera House Lecture to begin
promptly at 30 The public invited.
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Go See Them.

Those lovely chairs at Barratt Bros
are attracting crowds all day. They are
beauties and the prices arr low.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
sSHelloi Well.

as this the furniture store?"
Eyes, this is Barratt Bros"
"Send up that Group Suite, No. 8,
please. I hear you have beauties in the
way of Antique Chairs and Parlor
Goods"
$50 we have, and Furniture for all
parts of the house ss we'll, Just arrived
ard still &C uIln1. Come down, please.
and 3rng your friends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

We call the attention of our readers
to the new card of the Studebakers.
They have new and novel pillow. 1t is
the New Patent Avery Sulky Piow.
This is the lightest and simplest plow
that we have seen. This pillow has had
critical test and has been pronounced
by several judges as great saver of
labor IN weight and draught. The
Studebaker Company are overstocked
on plows, and to make room, will offer
during the next thirty days, 100 plows
at manufacturers prices laid down.
Now gel you a pillow as good as the BEST
and cheaper than the cheapest. 80 and
80 Main Street, Salt Lake City.
DR.. YORK will tonight explain 1.-THE
Logic of Unbelief," at the Walker Opera
House. Everybody welcome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

THE sale of table linen and towels will
renntinue one week longer at The Walker
Bros. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
Notice to Butchers.

There will be meeting at the Temple
of Honor Hall, over the Deseret Ma
tional Bank on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 20, at 730. Punctual attendance
is required. bv order Of
H. GROVE,
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

We have just received new line of
French and Domestic Sateens-elegant
patterns. Call and see for yourselves.
The Wakes Bros. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
Wasatch Restaurant.

Messrs. Wise, Hanson and Evans,
three well-known caterers and all old
time Salt Lakers. have purchased the
restaurant business of James Din
woodey. formerly known as the San
Francisco Chop House, and will here
after conduct it under the name OF the
Wasatch Restaurant. Everything NEW
and clean. Premises thoroughly reno
waited. A 25-cent dinner every day
from IL till 3.
JUST opened-a large variety OF
Smyrna rugs and mats, Doghs TN velvet
rugs, art squares, ana Angora mats,
both new and be autiful designs.
THE WALKER BRcs. Co.
READ F. AUFRBACH IL Bro 5. Spring
Bargaids' advertise ment in our auveE-
Using columns. II will interest you.
The sale closes next Thursday.
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DR.. YORK will give lecture this even
ing at the Walker Opera House on 1.-The
Logic of UnbeIief."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

OFFIcE FURNITURE cheap and good, at
Dinwoodey's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
Wake UpI

The cheapest and best place N Sal
Lake City to buy your groceries Is al
No. % E. Second South Street m
ported fish speciality.
J. A. PETERSEN. Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

Four Carloads of Christmas
Goods Just arrived at Barratt Bros
staple and fancy-and IN the latest
STYLES. Must be sold this week. Ax"e;-
lent holiday presents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
Wanted,

Our friends to know that we still hand
grain, -four, hay and seeds of all kinds.
SEARS & LIDDLE,
SO W. First South Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
Dancing,

Private lessons in the latest styles of
dancing given by Professor George D.
Gift. No. 60 E First South Street.
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A RARE chance to buy corsets. We
offer this week large invoice of corsets
at 25c, SOC and 75c per pair. These
goods must be sold to make room for
our new line of C-B and sc corsets,
soon to arrive.
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that doctrine, which is so well settled.
to guide US,
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COhn Bros.

Owing to Saturdays severe snow
storm. we will continue our Bargain
Sale, as announced in our regular ad
vertisement. on Monday and Tuesday.
February 90 and 81.
COIN BRGs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

Go to DinwOOdey's
for the cheapest and biggest stock of
Furniture and carpets.
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$50 bed-spreads will be sold this week
at hall their walt ca rare opportunity
to get one.
THE WALKER Bros. Co.
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other time. prior to its passage, and we
see nothing in the amendment upon
which to hang inference of that nature.
We are not justified in adding to q
statute something that the Legislature
never intended. o. had in contempla-
ton, in enacling the statute.
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THE WALKER SRos. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19

A matinee and night perfo' nance will
be given Wednesday, Washington's
B friday.
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TIE PRINCIPLE 1NcuLcArEp

which the convenience OF the pubic will
permit. 1t cannot, as we lake it, be
made to apply when the term of oriice
is ascertainable from The statute, under
the ordinary rules of construction. Ii
the ordinary rules of construction shall
have been applied, and yet the matter
is in doubt, the court must resolve that
doubt i favor of the people, aud adopt
that rule that contemplates reference
of the elect n back to the people at the
shortest periods consistent with the
publ convenience.
The California case of the People VS..
BREMEN Is Cal. AID was case such as
we have described.
The charter of San Francisco pro-
vided that the first election under it for
city officers should be on the fourth
Monday of April, 1851 and thereafter
annually at the general election for
State officers. The latter was then held
in September, and at the first general
election, in September of that year, the
relater was elected mayor. The de-
PENDANT (Brenhen)
REFUSED TO YIELD
it up. The statute had made no definite
provision as to whether the term of the
mayor that had first been elected
should hold only until the first general
election, or to the next thereafter. Nc
general rules of construction could solve
the doubt, and the
COURT WAS AT SEA.
Under such circumstances, the court
held that the best rule to follow was that
which was the established policy Of
the state, and it was to adopt the
shortest period. These two cases, cited
by the defendant, do not effect the gen.
eral doctrine that the statute must be
construed as prospective in its opera
l,ions, and not RETROSPECT i've. With
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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
Salt Lake City. December 1, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
SHE TAINTED THE IMAGE.
HER HUSBAND DID NOT GET AN ORDER FROM
THE CHURCH AND SHE WAS DISAPPOINTED.

HER HUSBAND DID NOT GET AN ORDER FROM
THE CHURCH AND SHE WAS DISAPPOINTED
An exciting scene occurred In the italian Roman
Catholic Church OF Our Lady Of Mount Carmel, at
Union ave- and North EJghthst., Broollyn, yesterday
morning. The Rev Pictro Saponara, the PASTOR was
about TO conduct the morning mass when an Italian
woman entered tho vcstry and began 10 berate the
priest ard call him thief and rascal She demanded
a crucldx which stood in the church, but the priest
tod her that her husband had presented II to tho
church and she could not take It away. She then
entered tho church and In the face OF the congregation
began vltuperatc against the priest and say that
he had nspcd to take the bread out OF the mouths
OF her husband and children. sho finally subsidized
After the service the woman began TO upbraid
tho priest again. and made a motion as II TO draw a
knife from her sleeve to stab him. She was hustled
away by OF the congregation and departed.
Father saponara secured warrant for her arrest
later in the day, under the name OF Mrs. John Doe,
as he did not know her real name IIo said tho
trouble was that her husband who IL image maker,
presented tho church with crici1x, expecting that
when other images were wanted no would receive
orders Recently some members of the church decided
TO present an Image 81. Michael 10 tho church.
This image maker antcd 200 for IT, but another
I'm Ncw-l orl offered do the work for $50, and no
got tho order. The disappointed image maker sent
his wife tho priest ABOUT the matter. His place
OF business is said to be at 40. 3l1 North Second ST.
Miller found, but he denied all knowledge Of the
mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
NEw.YURK CITY.


wi. p.r nv Iames Mcleod Of Indianapolis VIII
-. ,o,ro mon IN Association Hall. at 30 p NJ
sunday Ills subject will be christian h'nie''''
Tho Start All young men are made "ecolhe
at ps-feu Parsons Morton, the Republican
candidate for vicc-prcs.dent, was born az onorch'
VI Nav 49, 1924 His father was a Congicsa'io'''
minister and a lncal descendant OF 'eorse io''Un'
,-ho camo m this country from England IN the snip
Ann In 1923
Anton scldl, having been asked to repeat so many
bo,b Of his popular and classical productions al 'no
nosort carlos NJ concerts has arranged programmes
for today composed entirely OF requests" among
which for this afternoon wagners " Kaiser March
"secfried Idyll, and d" wotan's Farewell and FIRE
o., ,,or, GWaIkurer Ard for this evening
Warner's Huldlgungs Manh." Bro scene I'o"
"sIecfricdD "Gocd Fridays spel' from "Parstai'
and Tannhauser' overture.
The deed conveying tho house No. IS West seventy
frst-st from John T. Farley to General W. L. oher
man was filed in the Registers ONCE yeS'c'u"'' ANU
pr,ce paid by the General was $4,000
Sergeant Mcdonald, Officer Mllhauser and DOOR
man McNay. OF the Twentieth Precinct were charged
bcfore tho Police Board yesterday with unlawfully
holding as a suspicious person J. A. Rich COM
rnorclal traveller. The sergeant was fined ten days
nav the door1nan three days pay, and the oncer was
allowed TO go free.
German who gave the name Of Theodore Reuss'
ives arrested on the steamer Wieland yes'emay az
Anton weissc, merchant at Gossuitz, saxe-Aneh-
berg charged with forging drafts TO the amount Ok
about So 600 lie taken TO Ludlow Street JAIL
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday Justice We'do
held Jacob T. Snttern, secretary OF tho Breece Mill
Ing Company, IN $4,000 bail for trial on the charso
Of forging certificate Of deposit Of tho United States
Trust COMPANY belonging b. tho Breecc Mining Com
pany ard thus securing $500. Charles Roger
president OF tho mining company IS the complainant
Emil Iirdberc was arragned before Judge Mar
tine on a charge Of perjury. He offered himself as
bondsman in O larceny case, saying that he owned
four houses in Brooklyn valued at $4,000. The
property stands in tho name OF John H. Tisdalo. He
was held In SO 500 ball.