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, 1889-07-04
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.
SAMUEL +. BROOKS.
Land OfHcc at 6upkana Fails w r TN

Land Oftieo at Spokane Falls, w. T., June
~. 1859.
Notice IL hereby given that the folio wing.
named settler has filed notice OF his ipten-
tion TO make final proof In support OF his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore United States land Office at Spokane
Falls, w. 7 on October 80, 1880, nt 10 A.
NJ, viz: Samuel p. brooks. who filed
pre.emptiou D. s. C0l5 for the sc ! Of sec
2, Up 81 n, 42E W, NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residencs upop, and cult.
yation of, snid land. viz: Calvin Il. Grit.
nth oi Mayer fostoflice, W. H.; Jesse w.
Howell. scott hneston, Edward Poor. all
OF Hazard Postofiice, W. 4
ANY person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof. or who
knows of any substantial reason, under
the law and regulations ofihe interior de-
partmsnt, why such proof should not be
allowed will be given an opportunity ut
the above mentioned time and plsce to
cross'examine the witne.s Of said claim
ant, and 10 offer evidence in rehuttxi of
that submitted bv the claimant.
J. M. ADAMS. Register.
, 1889-07-04
OsS.OOO FIRE st Csrson.

CARSON. New, July 2.-Early thi,
morning dre was discovered in the rear OF
lhe Oorbett House restaurant, and the
block being composed OF frame bu, ldinRs
the flames spread rapidly. destroying al.
most the entire block. The princi pal loser
10 Mrs. Don q. Corbett. whose loss on
buildings will reach $4,000. Insurance.
$4,000. The loss on restaurant fixtures is
$500. d. Ciace, q livery stable keeper.
Iost about $1,000 IN hay and grain, etc.
loss $1,000. There were a numoer OF
other small losses. aggregating $500.
The total loss will urobaOiy reach S25, :
600. The fire 10 supposed 10 have been
started by tramp.
, 1889-07-04
DURANGO IN ASHES.
Firemen Powerlsss az Control the 6ut IN
Ing Sea of Fire.

Ing Sea of Fire.
DENVER, July Ia special from Du'
rango, Colo, says at 3 o'clock this after
noon FIRE broke out in the southern part
OF the city and in an incredibly short
time the flames, fed by the strong wind
from the north, had spread in every direc'
tion. leaping from building 10 building
until, at tins writing. T.. Nj, bali the
town is in ashes. Every business house
aud public building in the city, with the
exception OF the postofiice anu Strestor's
motel, Is burned to the ground. The wind
Is still blowing and the fire Is beyond con.
troll. The telegraph Office is threatened
and may soon go.
What the final result will be cannot be
foretold. Should the flames he com mum
Gated to the residence part OF the city, as
IL not unlikely, what was but few hours
since the fiourishing city OF Durango will
soon be nothing but chsrred debris and
aAhes.
The fire department responded nobly
but were omplelely po~erless. In the
great excitement the origin Of the confls
grafton canDot be learned.
Later: The fire is extinguished after
the total destruction OF eight business
blocks, which includes all the priucps
business houses and three churches. A
portion OF the resident portion OF the town
!. oiso destroyed. The loss is estimated at
$500 900 with but light insurance. The
origin OF the fire is supposed 10 be incen
1iurv
, 1889-07-04
NOTICE To CKEDIrUEs
IF AUGUST rALK, DECEASED

The undersigned having be8n duly ap.
pointed a,iini nistrator do bonis non Of the
estate OF August falk, deceased, notice Is
hereby given u the creditor. OF said de.
ctased requiring all persons having claims
sgaInst Saio dscsased TO present them, with
the necessary vouchers and duly authen.
t'cated a. required by law, within one
Year After the Goth day Of une. A. ID 1885,
the date Of first publication OF this notice
TO the undefsignsd st the law office Of Al.
len & Walker, rooms ~ and Is. Hyde
block. spdkans Falls, W 4.
CHAS. q. SCHRiNPF,
Administrator do boDis non OF the estate
OF August Fslk, dsoesssd.
, 1889-07-04
seu.,. UJm mite. Al..k.w.rd. A

CHIcAdo, July 3-The United States
senate commjttee met here yesterday to
arrange for 4 trip to Alaska. Senators
Dawes Of Massachusetts, Jones Of Arkan-
sas, and Stockbridge of Mi,hiasn, were
present. Senator Mandersou OF Nebraska,
will join them at Omaha, for which place
they left last evening.
Senator Dawes says they propose TO
visit the entire territory and determine
the truth or falsity of the reports that In
dians there are being msltrested or de-
graded by the s6idiers ana Others. xs has
been charged They will be sooe six
weeks or two mo0ths.
, 1889-07-04
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.
WILLIAM ]. RURCHErT.

Land Offics At Spokane Falls, w. T.,
June 10, 1880.
Notice is h, reby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his inten.
ton to NJ axe fnai proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the United States Land Office at
Spokane Falls. on October 20. 1889, ut o
A. N, viz william j. Burcbptt, who
made declaratory statement No. 6034, for
the northeast u Of section ~,
township "a. north oi range az, X, W. M.
He nsnies the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land, VIZ:
Aleck Mckay OF Spokane Falls, w. IT,,
Henry NJ. Austin OF Mayer postoifcr, W.
a., and Horace W. sfrstton and A. p.
Magic OF Spokane Falls. W. r.
J. Nj. ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-07-04
Amount on hand April 80, lss3.....s4i, ,2i6 @
JUNY, 2S 1882

JUsY. 2s. 1889.
Ordered thst the sheriff. as jailer, be and
hereby ~ ,nstrnc ed 20 work The pri soners cou.
.stires count on the cUuit house GROUNDS in
cl-ani' them and uu ming ali refi,e matter
aha ueb IT,, aIto e. reset The hitchiuE posts on
the nor!h side Of the c0uri house aud 40 such
other work as 10 necetssry in anu about the
court house anu jail giounds,
m.pt oe aud hereby is srabted the Ir vilege OF
erecting hose house on the court house
srouDas Site TO be agreed u 90 by The chief
uf The hre department NJ John l. Booge, com.
mlssiou'T of the Fiist district,
Pnrsnant to the prov sions of the act Of the
legi. lsiure approved february 8 1889. the
board exauittd the uncs ed ivr wnrrsp,s on
ME III the audi - Office ana cane, He'd sll
whrrs,,t. that had r. main. d on Ale for period
OF Fix years, aeeregAting total offb5 ~. and
1t was ore cred that the treasurer trn nusfer saId
amount from the ge neral funu to the school
Urdrred that the purchasing agent be su.
ihtrized o purchase for tue use OF the poor
farm . Wind iniil pump, tank, hose aud such
Otntr hr iclts ~ may De- n'cs rspry TO supply
he required amount vi wuter for the poor
farm.
ordered that Com IN j. sioner 7 Torler and Aud.
itor N. ID. smith be aut hoIized to contract for
ar nave buiil ou the poor farm such q barn as
q ir, menls of such farm, and also to provide
suitable ore-house aud celia on said fam
Al o'ciocS p. NJ. the board opened and
procet oed 10 examipe che bids hled with the
auuitor to bu Id n bridge across Hangman
creek and nj q bridge across the Spos an .
river lftbN anu TlIlHl ht tOn tNtEt ON " as
pOet pom d until a. NJ. June ~ lsSJ.
OId-red tuat the poll tax assess, 4 against
James kappetton for the year leSs be re-
uitioi.
ordered that The order made June 7, 1889,
direc'iug The purchase ar u safe for use II til .
shetifs flee be set aside Hnd thit the pur-
cha Ing agent pui Cha Is safe for pke In the
otnce OF the PROBATE Judge.
JUNE ~, 1889.
=Thc bids on hle with the anditor for the con.
siruc ion Of a bridge sct oss Eansman cree
oelDw j. Browneis residence, and q brid 10
&C oss SpOt tane river ator near Trent, were
lax II up and after due examination of ihs va
rfous bd- hat Of L.. Bsyley Tor The bridge
across hangman creek being the mC,t salts.
factory he was awarded the contract fnr the
c instruction o: tre broge at the contract
price of 5000. aad the contract for the fridge
&C 20 \ the SpOk ne river nepr Trent is Rwur -
ed to the San FRA, cisco hridge Company. The
BID VI said com mpany being tn. most satisfsc-
tory the con raCt " as a0 arded To aiu cOmpa.
ny at the rum II 500 and ~. rs per foot for ap-
proaC hes. ana IL 10 furthGr ordered thst wht n
said btidxes sre comDlei ed aud accr pted by
John Bloge, com nIissi, ,ner OF the First dis.
tfict, and NJ -. Smith, county auditor, the
audi, or IL authorized to a NV war anta ia ft-
vor ~ said Bsyley and the San Francisco
bridge Comtany for ,Le respective amounts
Of sa d contracts.
Adjourned Zine die.
w. l.. MAYERB.
Attest: Chairman OF Board.
NJ u SMITH. Auditor ana clerk Of Bosrd.
By ]. NJ. Armstrong. deputy.
, 1889-07-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.
OF ESTATE OF IRA +. LOOMS
DECEASED.

Notice Ia hereby given by the under
signed administrator Of tue estate OF Ira r
l.oomis, decessed. TO the creditors OF and
all persons having claims sgainst the said
deceased. a. exhibit them with the neces.
sary vouchers within Que year after the
first publication of this notice, to tbs said
administrator at The Bank of Spokane
Falls, northeast corner of Riverside avenue
snd Mil streets. in the CITY of spokane
Falls. County Of Spokane and Territory OF
Washington. WALTER II. NI>COMR.
administrator Of estate Of Ira i. Loomis
decreased
Dated At SpoSans Falls W L., Nay
~, 1850.
, 1889-07-04
Bride Skil,ped Out

WALLA WALI.A, July 2. Special. SUN
day At Dixie, every preparation was niaie
for = tine wedding between j. /. Michael
and Dolly A. KimBall. When the time
came the bride wac not forthcoming. 0n
had skipped TO Waitsburo with another
fellow. Said fellow IL under age at that
and uusbls to obtain license
, 1889-07-04
NOIICE or FIN,L PGOOF.
ALEXANDER MCKAY.

Land Office at Spokane Falls, June rs,
1850
Nutire IL hereby given that the follow.
ing nan, ed settler ha. filed notice OF his in
ten,ion to make final proof In support OF
his claim. and that said proof will be
made before United States land office at
Spo kane Fall., w r., ON November H.,
1889 ri , A. NJ, viz: Al, xander Mckay,
the NV " Of Sec. -, Tp. % N, OF X. ~ X.
w. NJ. hs names the following witnesse,
so prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation VI, said land. VIE: Albert
Burohs,t, IA. Nj, Austin, Lawrence Mon
fort, Mayer; Walter Burchett, Spokane
Fails. j. NJ. ADA Ms. Register.
, 1889-07-04
spragus k.ntsrpriss.

SPRA0UE, July Especial. The Sprague
Water Company. With q capital stock of
US 900, Was organized here Saturday,
and the following board OF trustees were
elected: u. B. Glasscock, George Brooke,
q. z. Jensen, ID. Mcpherson and s. New
man. Ten thousand dollars' worth of
stock was subscribed In a few hours and
the work will be pushed forward as rapid
ly as possible
, 1889-07-04

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2, Special.--Ad-
vices from Fort Ross state that ths steau,
schooner Acme. Captain Jensen, which
vent ashore IN the sand beach near Fort
Ross. June q, is u total loss. Insurance,
$l2,5OO
, 1889-07-04

SANTA Rosa. July 2. Special.-Tom
Wilson. a Swede SO years Of age, yester.
day vt Glenn Ellen murdered q man called
Crazy Joe" ty cutting his throat aud
shooting him. Wilson was arrested snol
confessed the crime, but assigned NO
reason,
, 1889-07-04
o7bO,Ooo AT HALEY.
etsAeksa Business Men Announce Their
lnsension to Rebutbd.

Insension To Rebuiid.
HALEY. Idaho, July 2-The entire
,busipess portion o. HALEY. except Swift d
Ryan and y. J. Friedmsns, was destroyed
BY fire between md 3 o'clock this morn
Ing. 1t was incendiarism, the fire. being
cot In the Nevada hotel. Four blocks
were burned. A strong northern wind
pat the 6rc beyond control, and so rapidly
did the 6re spread, that the engine house
vas In flames before the 6remen
esold reach IL. Everything was at
tbs mercy of the flames. The
brick block beginning with French
corner was eotireiy destroyed The First
National Bank perished among the rest.
The vault remains, but whether the con.
teuts are injured 10 question. The loss
= estimated at from half q million 10
ehree.quarters. The insurance 10 only
ol25, QUO, owing 10 the high rate. At u
public meeting held this afternoon ma
iority OF the busin, "a msn announced that
shey would build.
, 1889-07-04
PEsIDENr OAkk. INTEkviEwEp
Northern Paddle fhsns for Powerful
ThrOuRh Limo hYatem.

81. Paul, July 1T. r. oskes. presi.
dent Of the Northern Pacific railroad. in
an interview Ia this city denies smpnati'
cAlly that his company proposes To with,
draw from the Csnadisn reiati3ns. ano
Gays they are building rapidly 10 Montana
aud admits that negotiations are under
way look ing TO the puI chase Of the North
west Central railroad.
"Did you see the article in which an al
filislion bet wsen the Northern Pacific and
Grand Trunk roads was preaicted7' was
asked.
THAT WIS the great inducement to buy
the Wisconsin Central. BY that road we
got close connection at Chicago with the
Grand Trunk. We desired closer relations
with that road and have now got them.
You see by tbese connections we have n
route straight across the continent from
Portland, Maine, Halifax, Nova Scotia, aud
Montreal ON the 81. Lawrence to the Pa.
citic oosst. This gives US powerful sys.
tem VI road"
Col. James Mcknight, counsel for the
road, made y similar statement. The
North " est Central road, which tho N .rth-
ern Pacific proposes to purchase. and
which is rs Yet only very partially built.
runs north ward from MAnitobs. penetrst.
ing the vast wheat field Of the Saskatche.
wan valley, the fnest wheat growing dis
trict In the world, and terminating at Ed
nOnstou.
When this belorgs to the Northern Pa
cifc and the MAnitObs, It will strike ~
skeena Bay. This 10 what is known as the
Mckenzie route, which WAS advocated by
Hon. Alex. McKenaie In the days when he
was premier OF canada. IL 10 u very feasi-
bic route and the Canadian government
has already made extensive grants to the
Northwest Central railroad.
San FRANcisco, Cal, July 1.-The
steamer Rio DE JAneiro has arrived
from Hong Kong and Yokohama and re.
ports tina: ono ot the most destructive rain
storms In the history OF Hong Kong oc-
cnrred Nav 18th and 30;h. The total
rainfall for thirty-three hours was twenty.
nine and one hAls inches, at the time Of
hour. Hong kopg pspers. do not venture
TO estimate the loss of private property
such as residences, stores, etc, but place
the estimate OF loss to public properly at
two hundred thousand dollars. scarcely
q house within sn area OF 80 square miles
but suffered. All roads and streets In the
colony we're turned into mud heaps, aud
shops and dwellings we're
flooded. Water pipes burst at every cor
ner, and eight men were killed by lightning
In q mat shed. Fiteen lives iu all we're
known TO have been lost. When tn stsam-
er sailed the storm cut OF the large Tytam
water supply and the lower portion Of the
town Is still suffering from serious denrth
oil drinking water.
THE WRECK AFTER TIE STORM.
The city presented the appearance Of bav.
ing suffered q suDterranean upheaval and
III osidence- During the first VI the week
but little progress Was made with the
work oi removing the debris and tue gov.
eminent was forced 10 Call for the aid Of
the military.
, 1889-07-04

ROCKFORD. July 2, Special.--Gold has
been discovered IN the cistern of the water
works. Intense excitement and clai ms
staked everywhere.
, 1889-07-04

Omcial Report "fths rtosesdi, gs - the
Hoard of County Conn IN, ,sivu~rs Adj
Jonrned May rerm, 1880.
Board met 1T O'Clock r. Nj sn M mbe, OF
boai q b nd CLERK pres nj.
LsAsE or SCHOOL LANDS.
The application Of T. IL C,nolly a. lease SEQ
90 ~, ~ was examined and leate grained
for rsx ), are ~ $40 sqnnrler sec p rsnnun.
lied TO tmploy q IN. one 10 p., pare plans for
the plumtibg Of the county Jail and also to
Ses, On Mnis M.ilssn ,ne ,e,, . ,os .n' Ia wer mains
'hS cour, h.uss bltck.
Thr beard hen procsed ded to exa /. Inc claims
sBalnstthe county Oh hle with the aud tor AL
allowed same "a they appear On record Of
JUNE 81. 1889.
ordered that &i.s4 be refu nd ed ,o M. Bnck'y
nn aecount of oven sid tax 3 IN lot 3. block d,
Chan d'srs adaition To spokane Fell.
Kosa ,s uls,I,c, No al owed 1910 fee: addi.
,o,dered that shs .s be refunded 10 c. A,
M MeHri Sn on account Of overps'd tau year 1888
ordered that " h-n tue citizens " no are in
terss'ed "a opel ing the Downsr road shall
nave pAiu into the county treasury the sum VI
W me county roniini- -siUn,is viii 1ppropri
ate the 5 'me amount ana the county suditur
an,onnt upon the rd, OF John BOoge, cUm.
~ T,ssioner fr The First dist ict, who v iii take
% charge gen q, aud attend 10 ,he construction OF
ordered that W. E Hawks be employed to
loon sI'tr and take charge OF Lapray br dge
fr Que yesr from July l. 1889, and thrt he
shail be entitled 10 SO ss com mpensalion there
for,
ordered that the auditor send a circular
letter 70 each of the road sup.rvi,us czliing
aV nuuh 10 the provisions OF Section 3i4, cnsp.
Yer ~ arssou laws of lss7'es. In regard to own.
The board then proceeded with and com.
pietd c?ecFiuk the objections and disbnrse-
men . OF The treasurer fuI the fractional quar-
RECOMMENDING March I, and ehdi, April 80,
1889, the fOlIowiDs beiug tue resnIt;
Amount on Ia, nd NJ arch 4, lnsy , Ss3, SOL SO
Amount coll, ct. q Oh tax rolls Of lSs5
Amount received from sher. tfs de in.
quentttxes 49,. -, - 2s7l %
Amount received ,om costs on roads. 400
amOunt rtce. we'd from coroner found
Oh dec used persons . Ian. -. Leo
Amount RI c,iv,d from leases Of school
Amou 0t received from horse licenses leS oO
amount tSct1Veu from tstIaSs.-.... 5.SU
Totai'''.. ...., ....,...,...,., ,Ss7,o9i.%2
AMOUNT phBuRsED.
Redeemed ~arrap ts county fund ...... SO os9 o7
=, 1chooi fuud.....--. 4t6l.73
. special iund .,... R.t62 ~
I" eonupssnt fund stl o.
Commtss ioners for receiving and dis.
bufsing..... ......-,....,.,.,.......,. l.0io.S2
..i.. '-.-.'.' stsS IS
dlsoun ed. ....... ~ $50. IS
, 1889-07-04
Fire In lJp.lev,

HALEY, Idaho. July Q, Special -Four
business blocks we're burned this morning.
LoAs hall million.
, 1889-07-04

e1pected. At tho conclusion OF Major
Warmers remarks, General Crook made
the an rtest speech tous far delivered by
any of the cou, mission. as follows; my
friends, we will issue I've beeves u. soen
~ all the men get in Tuesday. and we
want all of you 10 get in early and then
you will get the be early. All OF you
who want to sign can do % at the agents
office. That IL all"
IL 10 needless 10 add that these re-.
marks were received Ia great favor.
From q conversation with ilherentpersons
about the agency it u believed the work
of the convention will be hnished here In u
few days, unless dissatisfaction with RET.
erence to the benefits 10 the Santees should
prove more dith ult to manage than 1t
now seems probable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

State issues were neglected. OF city bank
stocks, Mechanics sold t5o) ct 196, and Western
The general market for bonds was only mod
erately active, and presented no special features
beyond some fractional declines In sympathy with
the share market, Reference is made to our fall
I'm In The he unlisted department. of the Stock Elk.
change, Cotton Oil certificates sold $4,000 al
So S-sa55 IS Sugar Trust was , active and
National Lead sold "a, 500 at 81 I2a20 7s Bruns-
wick Company 1900 at 81 5-sa21 49, Georgia
Pacific flrsts $4,000 at lool-2, and Mount
As usual on Saturdays, the money market was
matter Of nominal quotations: 1-2a2 per cent.
The Sub Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were saIosl7 and the integral revenue T
National baSh for
demption, and the receipts for the week we're
81, 272,363.
Sss, $50 United States bonds to SECURE National
bank note circulation as follows:
Currency S:i "a; ssS14tSS3
-Four per oents, 1Ol,4T07o0
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S433, 900: bonds WITHDRAWN, SS40,500. National
bank note circulation :, notes
lie held the sum Of $685. GU, BAL.
In London British consols were frmer at OF rs
and q l5-le respectively for mcney and account
lsh standard Money was easy &C Lao 81
per cent American railways were duh and re-
sponsive 10 yesterdays late home declines. ~
Paris French per cents rose 70 35.40.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEw-yORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw.roRK
Il ,s: Z; s:ss 81 . Il;
p' Sss sSs sass l.ssss EsS
Total since san 1sios lso sise ss 7aS
IMPORTS OF Specie Ar NEw-YoRK
For the week....., s287010 s03as 1856 p2f1 2<8
Previously rep'ted A.Sii19e 2358ea8 Ip4z10f
Total since Jan. l. a. 5ss17o e2po7, SOL safos54a
EXPORTS or SPECIE At NRw,y0RK.
S SSs iss ss ssDd i is sssssM $500
rvassinss Isa,x sSSls SSf. Sa,zsi5 DE- aiGslzSz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
sUING Ex-ALDER1AN FULLGRAFR
sEfusING TO PAY HIS coUNsEL's BILL-IS a
HURRY TO GO WEST AGAIN.

EEfUSING TO PAY HIS COUNSELS blAL~AS -
HURRY no GO WEST AGAIN
Orlando b. stewart assigned claim against ex-
Alderman Ladoph A. Fuligraff, whose nsine has been
made famous In connection with the boodle' trials,
70 Julia May and her suit to recover II was tried
seorc Judge Browne In the City Court Special Term,
yesterday. The amount demanded was $3.50 for pro
sessioaai services rendered by tho iswyer He
tesnfed thas ne was retained by Mr.. Fuiigrah on
April s. 1856. after the latter indicted and be-
fore 10 decidod 10 give evidence for tho STATE lie
received = retainer OF $780, He attended 10 getting
bsl for FurgraH when he was arrested and was
present ct the Jaehno trial Ia the interest of his
Gent His iabors caused him the greatest mental
srsans and he passed sieepess nights on account Of
iAs magnitude q the case.
Certain checks for s27o were shown to the witness
but he said ke had received them from Fullgraf in
exchange for currency and that he had not borrowed
Sy raoney from him.
The ex-Aitlermap then took the stand. he answered
TIE questions put to him by David May In haste a
be was to depart for tho West ON an afternoon train
He said he was out Of business now and lived In St
Paul. Mipn His story tbout the transaction was Is
follows: q I won't TO him whom was indicted and
sshed him to ast for me- He told that his services
would be worth 500, and paid hla. / think had
only two consultations with him. did not ask him
10 attend the yaehne trial had no reason TO wish
ne also declared that Mr. stewart had borrowed the
nency represented BY the checks from him, but had
paid IL back
The dscison was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
guRp az eII.BRRr AVID gu1L,ylvl

Philadelphia, March 20 (specIRD Lawyers william
c. strawbridge and J. BonsAil Taylor to-day aIed
In tho Circuit Court, To behalf Of Joseph II. wads-
worth. Of Boston, the American representative Of
Gilbert and Sullivan, bin In equity against the W, ".
shaw Company, music publishers Of this city, 10
restrain them from publishing and Offering for salo
the authorized arrangement Of tho score OF The
YsomcA Of the Guard which was msdo In England
by Bucaiossi By permission OF Gilbert and sullivan,
It Is claimed that the Shaw Company, without OBJ
tanning the consent of tho opera writer's and ythons
thoir license, has repubhshed the score, which e
protected By the American copyright. The case win
Be heard zf an szriI day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
KEErrNa rwo srs or pooKs.

zhs application for tho dissolution Of the New
YORK Protective Association, better known District
Assembly No 40, was continued yesterday before
Rctefeo George Putnam Smith. Ex.Trustee Peter
ccbns, AZ the Quinn faction Of District Assembly No
" WAS placed 10 tie witness chair for the defence to
pEwe that ito New,york Protective Association had
worked hard 70 Improve the condition Of working
men, but he failed to show thas any good had been
accomplished. Ii was further brought out by cross
exsminaton that tho association had received during
The year 1887 over $4,000 for dues and fees which
h&d been turned over 20 Treasured Hugh Carey, who
kept sets Of books, set for District Assembly
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