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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
Broadway and Prince -
Broadway and S2d-st

New Hat Styles out earlier than
usual. Wanted for Inauguration. The
shapes are smaller, both in brim and
crown, and very neat. We have all
the forms Of the two or three style-pro-
ducing matters. Choose the most be-
coming. Between our % Derby and
the fashionable % Hat it's "toss-up"
as to quality. The only difference is q
name-and two dollars.
1t seems a trife early to mention
Spring Overcoats; but the Overcoats
are ready if you are.
Fresh neckwear is perennial. The
counters are abloom with those lovely
Puff scarfs at 30 cents; Teck scarh IS
cents.
Linen collars, led by our own all
pure-linen Home Ruler" at 20 cents,
help make the stores lively. Little
money in it for us, but immense salts
faction for you, which we value more.
If a useful driving-glove is needed to
walk in mot much driving at presently
you'll examine those we offer for 81.
They are considered "drveo them
selves.
Both stores open this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN,

Assaults upon the new men employed on tho
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company's lines are eth
frequent, and the strikers who not reemployed
charged with them.
John e. Murray, furniture dealer at Nos. 472
Fulton-st and pol Grandst, has made an assignment
TO George W. Devlin. Mrs. Sarah T. Murray is tho
chief creditor.
Arthur Green of No. IFS Rutledgest, was held by
Police Justice Naeher yesterday charge Of threat
ening 10 shoot his father, proofreader. The youth
was recently released from the Elmira RefOrmatOry
condition that he write monthly letters about hs
conduct, corroborated by his father. IL because
the latter refused TO sign false reports that he threat
ened to shoot him.
Sergeant f. J. Kenny, of the Park police yesterday
received s2o and a medal from the New-YOrk Life
Saving Benevolent Association for rescuIng John Pol
q boy who broke through the Ice while skating on a
pond in the East Side lands and afferward died.
Complaints have been made TO the Health depart
ment By persons who report Of dIphheria that
they pestered with advertisements % a patent
cure II has been found that a teacher I'm Public
School No. %, in Java-st, informed friend OF hers
Interested in the remedy Of the Of the families
whore the disease reported t8-.hes NJ for the
protection Of the other pupils. *
John Barns, alias Ruby Clark was sent 70 stasz
Prison for ton years yesterday for burglary.
Police Justice Walsh yesterday held the three men,
Miller, Simpson and Packer, who accused Of
countertcdtng Brazilian banknotes, In $1,000 bail
each for examination
The receipts OF the Republican Campaign Com
mittee IN the last campaign S42,441 90, from
403 contributors, and the whole amount expended
in the legitimate expenses Of the election.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted John Collier,
Herman Graham and Moses SteDson for killing Henry
W. Adams, one Of the men employed by the Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company In place of the strikers, who
was frightened by these and fell out OF second
story door at the Einth-ave stables, and was killed
The men pleaded not guilty and their ball was fixed at
o. 900 each.
James O'Nen, alias Travers, boy Of seventeen,
who has been burglar and q thief was yesterday
sent to Sing Sing State Prison for ten years. Judge
Moore said he had committed crimes enough TO send
hin to prison for seventy-hve years.
The third trial Of Stone, the oolored jockey who Is
charged with numbering Henry Muller at Coney
Island last summer, has been set down for March 25
At the two trials already held the 1ures have been
unable TO agree.
+ The Grand Jury for February has bequeathed 30
the Grand Jury for March the investigation Of the
County Clerks Office and the. contracts for work
the st. Johnland Farm, being unable to complete the
work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

GRACE IRWIN BROUGHT BACK TO HER HOME
Grace Irwin, tho thirteon-year girl VINO was
supposed tohavo been abducted Thursday night rom
tho homo OF her cousin. Miss Caroline r. smytn' OK
NO 314 West Eighty-fourthst, has oeen found
Yesterday afternoon she telcgraphed TO MRS. smith,
a neighbor saying that she was at tho 81 opor
Hotel, In Sixth-ave. The neighbor handed the dls
patch to Miss smyth, who Immediately informed Cap
tain Berghold. OF tho Twentyslxth Precinct Tho
Captain sent detective to the hotel, and the girl
was brought 10 tho station house In Observation-Disclosures
Other officers were sent 10 the coal yard OK TOWN.
send & Co., at Eighty second-st. and Boulevard, TO
arrest James Burgess, clerk, who lives. at NO. 100
West Eighty -thirdst Tho girl said at the station
house. in the presence Of Burgess that she had gone
with him to tho hotel on Thursday night. and that
no had left her there early tho next morning, after
giving her 81. The prisoner first denied the charge,
but subsequently admitted It, and said that the girl
asked him 10 20 there Captain Berghold then placed
the girl In caro- OF the NewYork Society for the Pre-
yention OF Cruelty 10 Children and to-day Burgess
will be taken TO the Harlem Court for examination.
Burgess is a West Indian, and has an interest In
An estate at Kingston, jamaica He Is fDrtyseyen
years old. and married He has been IN tho employ
OF Mr.. Townsend for eight years ana bore good
character Mr.. Townsend said that he frequently
had occasion TO speak to Burgess ABOUT mo girls
preseDce around the Office, and that sho had boen
N tho habit OF taking flowers TO Burgess. Captain
Berghold coroborated this statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
u,xr p,o prIrs FoR COPYING.

In tho further investigation of the crooheono'' ~
The County Clerks Office under John NJ kanAon, -.
fact was disclosed yesterday that the COY -,
responsible for including in the bin for extra copsrs
for the last SIX months Of 1888 eleven ovvn.
which cannot be found John F. Neeson' nupn. :,
Of ex-County Clerk Dclu'ar, who hrst ra,aou a.a
NJ H,nren showed the receipts given by Neeson Tor
the Alleged copies which It appears were never made
Neeson Also included in the bill four books COPIED py
oliver Tredwe and then asked Tredwei TO say no'nns
about them, but Mr.. Ranken says he did not pay
Neeson for these books.
No authority can be found given BY the Board OF
Supervisors to Mr. Ranken for any copying OF recor
In his Office, and yet he put in bills for rom Siooo
~ 600 200 every six months for the three years OF nus
term. Efforts win be made to secure the ieianuhe
of the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

and for the general ssnse Of disappointnent Iheeh
rather larger on tho whole than that o. la1 year g
Is not forgotten that business was unusvelv insex-
mcnts But the outlook for the spring, and the
feeling Of confidence rs 10 tho future, Arc e least
ments tho state Of TRADE IS at present unsausac1ory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
AssArruRs PLAYING R1oHrL1En.

The play OF @Richolieu5 was presented on Thurs
day evening at the Atheneum by cast selected from
smasur societies Of Brooklyn In aid Of tho building
fund Of 81. Francis xaviers Roman Catholic Church.
crowded house greeted an admirable performance,
the leading parts being effectively sustained by tho
following performers: ]. J. Crowley as Richebeu,
G. T. Catlin Joseph, II. II. Gardner as De Mauprat
J. II. Arnold as Baradas, Miss Ada Austin as Julie
de Mortemar, Miss @. Culver Marion de Lorme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
WENT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dspsxtures for the Inauguration st washington.
srsss, ~ Thcuss q. Kerr before Judge Daniels
esssss, ssocision Amateur Athletic handicap gsnes
- .s,scn a,uarc Garden. afternoon and evening.
TActurc By Professor T. w. HUNT Columbia csheso
free lecture by Professor s. D. Martin Cooper Onion
3 D.. m.
Orchid show, Eden Musee.
xrssicnnent OF NJ r. Dudgeon, Brooklyn.
Concert for the bsneft Of D. W. McAneenS' o"'1srns
Hail. 8 D. 10. -. 49,. 49,. ~-.,,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
WHY THE "r1oKEr CHOPPERS" WERE PUT IN.

WHY THE "rICKEr CHOPPERS" WERE PUT IN,
President stranahan, of tho Union Ferry Company,
whose employees who collected fares at tho ferries, II
Is reported, have boon systematically plundering the
company for time, said yesterday that no evil
dcnce had been secured against any empoye to Justify
his discharge, aud, although 10 was true that de-
tccves had been engaged for some time to watch tho
various ferries of the company on the East River,
they had discovered nothir & amIss. "we put In the
clct choppers last September said Mr.. sranahan,
"but Il was done because tho system was used by
the elevated railroad and seemed to DO the proper
thing to do The fact that tho revenues have been
swelled to extent in certain months since the
choppers were put IN was doubtless duo TO the weather
aud other exlraneous matters. Really, tho thing
IL not worth mentloning.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS:

nREvooRr-Professor O. g. Sargent q Sf9 nsanr
Mars FIFTH AVENUES Governor sor pn ~
S3rYSEY- Senator william A. Wallace, o. o rsnn
vsnis ana General Georrs 8 Basssssf Z, euso. ana
SnSes Tdrsrd q Isham o. Chicago YlCEOnsiA.,oon,r
nsndes Fode q ne ns S ss,.:n EasiDsy Company
vsespresiceik Of the Chicago ana Alton
:. , y. = s Tnnsnv nd John Scott Of Pttsbure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
ONLY TWO MORE JURORS NEEDED.

The tenth Juror for the trial of Thomas D. Kerr
before the extraordinary term of the Court Of Oyer
and Tsrmner. Justice Daniels presiding, obtained
early yesterday. His lie sigmund Eckstein. and
he lives at No. 161 East One hundred and fifth st
He Is cigar salesma0 at No. 271 South Fsfthsve.
brief examination developed the fact that he knew
little about the boodles trials and that he had no
prejudice against informers strong enough to prevent
him from giving due weight 70 their testimony The
rest Of tho day was spent IN futile endeavor to So
more jurors, and the panel becoming exhausted
tho court adjourned until 80 a. m. to-day. Thus
far 1880 talesmen have been summoned and 631 ex-
aminod. of whom seventy three were A no witness
chair yesterday. Tho prosecution has iaterposed I'm
all eleven leremptory challenges and the defenoe five
Carl Scbrrz was among those summoned yoEfsrdsy
As he WAS Editor Of The Evening POST N 1874 and
had an opinion, he was excused
CONFIDENT or CONFLICTING IVES AND srAYsER.
No new indictments were found yesterday against
Ives and stayner Tho Grand Jury was discharged
yesterday afternoon by Judge cowing who eompi
plemented them tho manner I'm which they had dis
charged their duties. The ciesk Woodruff. occupied
until o'clock yesterday morning In completing the
statement wh!sh win be used BY the DistrotAttorney
the trial Of Ives and stsyncr II Is FUN Of interest
ing Disclosures and renders the work OF the prose-
euton 20 easy that they are confident OF speedy
eopy1efien xhsn the casa Is brought 10 trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
THE TRADE OUTLOOK FOR THE SPRING.

Tho business failures In the last week, as reported
by r. q. Dun q Co., of tho Mercantile Agency, were
fss for the United States and "a for canada total
of 232, against $40 in tho preceding week and 24a
IN the corresponding week last year. In their weekly
review Of trade, Messrs Dun q Co. say:
Traders who have boon waiting through 4 bffsted
season for the expected winter trade find that 1t
not come and spring has arrived. Hence therp am
hand large stocks OF iinsod winter goods, which
count for the hardness Of collections IN many quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
NEWARK

Jaques Lewis. proprietor of weliknown drinking
resort IN Marhctst. opposite the Court House, has
been missing since last Sunday. On tho ds5 previous
ne was noticed to nervousiy. He left home with
ont saying anything to his Wifi. Lewis came to New
ark from Nce<xork fifteen years ago and opened q
cheap variety theatre with barroom annex lie has
had financial difficulties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
LONG TSTAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Exempt FfremeRs Asso-
citation received banner last night rom commlItoe
OF ladies, headed by Mrs. Sloane Inc P.esentauon
ISOLATION held meeting early last evening, an4 0
large number OF the members were present inc
Hugh ]. Grant upon the decided stand which he had
taken upon the question of burying the telegraph
wires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
pupopoN cug.ReEp WITH MANsrAuoHTER.

Frank p Dudgoon, of Glen Cove. l. l.. was ar
ragned before Judge Moore In thosCourt Of Sessions
yesterday the charge of mansIaughter in the second
degree In causing the death Of his wife, who was
Kitty Cody before he married her, by an unlawful
operation His counsel wanted time to examine tho
Indictment before pleading, and next Tuesday was
fixed upon. Kitty Oody's father, James Cody, Of
Oyster Bay. has begun a suit against Dudgeon TO
recover 100000 as damages for tho loss OF the
services Of his daughter Dudgeon's defence Will DO
mat he married the girl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
"A WOMAN ATTACKED by A HcHwAYMAN.

Mrs. q. Parker, of No. 24I South Fourfh-st,
Williamsburg, told story yesterday afternoon Of
how she had been attacked by rufian the night
previous at about 8 O'clock while she was on her
way home, coming from the Grand+st ferry. The
fellow followed her along Broadway, size said. and in
Roeblng-st suddenly caught her BY the throat and
attempted to snatch her pOchetbook from her grasp.
Tho woman's scream attracted the attopttea of man
who was passing and he promptly knocked the fellow
down, and he made of hastily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPoRT.-Tho evidence in the case Of jarvis
Mlls indicted for the murder OF his wife in Greenwich
some eight months ago, was finished yesterday. and
ire court adjourned TO Monday to hear tho arguments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
oUTGoING STEANEEA
SHIPPING NEWS.


ARRIVED.
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GET, b ns Z. r. T. win d'
steamer Trave ioer wegerod Breraen reb 20 sousamp
s sS~ AZ Il Ti &C. Bar 1S' :. oI sS s9'
GER :, s b srs Il ao Ts0 IN BAL
seam. Amsterdam sch pcsr hSs9% ~ ~ Ts ss
sssrs e =; spts Ansss Fob s. in ballast
Steamer 81 Feb 70 Kin E,ns;sa
" aSo s9s' en- iilssa q ras 10
s,y. @li nss sas
Steamer Cherokee bosne y. oSsseston days.
"i steamer %Sse sSsnSss Hapss1 West Point
steamer Eissho bsnnsS Portland with ndssso KsrrO
Bark Africa tBr Buchanan Manila las daya with ndss
% order weasel % Sney SSrsesa, ~ ...,
PAX 3 S S,ssf r sSs 05 d.sssn sos
). s sss S ss.ss g sw VAN ''
suNsEr-As sandy Hook. wind hsAA W. hasy. Al cir
Island. wind Ugh. sw, clear
Arrived yesterday
,oss IT. Ts $ss .a s s %sS
steamer Oh Dominion Couch Rcsmopa City Point and
Norfolk with 1; .n spd SSo 2s.sn HAMBURG
days. Win mdss ORDER vessel 20 Geo vszroirian
CLEARED.
s,..r..r ,r-,. er, walker Liverpool Via Queenstown
steamer spain On rths Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Lake Huron CBr, Lverpooi-Jamss Ar
ff Young Bros
sssuef Noorand CBels Nickss Antwsp-Psssr Wright
steamer @ DO Jgss.sn Hnv.sA rorses
Steamer ropis Br Barber Proseso via Newport News
@ Ss Ds Ras.s: dSa Eas.
steamer victoria CNor Aarsesh Forto Rico-J ceSAOs
steamer city Of Monticello OBI Taylor. BsrmadAJ Par
Steamer city Of San Anonio wilder Port Royal and For
nun redche Ger Lsmeks Perth Anboyaeo Evsrol
haat Anna H.,berthA Dtch) wsts. AnsterdAFuncA.
ssrs southern ssns sr Les Stables d0i0nne-
r ra RUBY Aexander Pitre-L Armstrong
sAIEEn
Steamers spsin for Lyerpoo cai5ngo zgusyra Brine
Bs Ss. bd aaSr Il sssmSS ~ seamms
Anna An Mt sve bsS America Dunsiss
,d s,1h IsGma6 s III James ssscrd Narseos
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAAEHS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Mar ARRIVED Aner tasrh Chris.
s%sssSx Mar i-sasd steamer Jersey City OBI a0visr.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DIR. sANroRps LIvEE, lNv IatDI;!,1 ~,
Liver 5sundice, Bin6usness, Headache
" SpRrya STYLES" ALREADY "lNAuGURATED."
VI A,-' FspEsecHgms HATS
IFS Nassau.sk llS
Remove the causes that make your hair life
,saa and sray with Parkers Hair Balsam;
'' ParRefs Ginger Tonic cures inward pains
HENRY A. DANIELs, N. D,
SIC WEST l28rHsr
s.asrs Of the Systo aeniso Urinary Organs.
rmnoteDce and stcrillty Hours . 70 lAooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
ur1n rop AssAULYINo HIS WIFE.

Ann Ryan, tho woman who was thrown lroa'
secondstory window by her husband IN Norm oeconu
ST., Williamsburg on Thursday night, is IN uylns
condition at St. GATHERINGS Hospital .noa a
Ryan the husband. was taken before Justice Naeher
Yesterday and held for examination next week on q
charge Of assault in the second degree james ulnan
tho man whom Ryan was Jealous OF, and saran
Reilly were held as witnesses to the occurrence
Ryan denies that be threw his wife out OF the WIN
dow, Will. Quinlan and tho Reilly woman now say
that shey di not see Ryan and hts wife at the time
she went headlong out Of the wndow nut o san ~
her SIDE when She fell or was thrown out The
police are satisfied that the woman was nun 3..,i
have some dinic,Ity in proving It broken piece
at the woodwork OF the window frame seems 10 IN
dtcate that force was used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

HENRY A. DANIELs, N. d,
$40 WEST l26rnsr.
.,ss,. OF tho Nervous system asaite Urinary Organs
I'm rotence and Stnrtlty. Hours 10 Ia NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MNIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC
TODAY
sun rises szs Sets. bs4s Neon ssts CAT Moons sss
RICH WATER.
xM-s.ney Hook Ssy Island sos Hsh e ess , SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
CURE for the DEAF.

PEcK,s PAT IMPROVED TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS
perfectly overcome deafness and noises n head unsen
Comfortable self adjusting Successful when ~ rmfdieb
MI wfiipsre even heard dlssinesiy WIFE or call TO-
p HIsCox. 90 pssaAwsy. ssz. ixthrIk, NsHxsxk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

Remove the causes that make your hair life
less and gray with Parkers Hair Balsam;;
Parkcfis Ginger Tonic cures inward pans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

"spRrys STYLES" ALREADY "INAUGURATED.n
of n''" FsprsscHsIn's HATS
IFS Nassausk, llS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

DIR. sANFoRp's LIvER ISvIaoEAron
remedy for Chronic Liver Complaints Torpid
liver 5sundice Bin6usness Headache
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02


b mnas.
John stcpford who was receiving teller In the
Nineteenth ward Bank at s22 . weet and who &C
hncwedssd that hs embosEled s2o5s Of the money Of
the bank, was released yesterday. Recorder smyth
suspended sentence IN his case on representations
made to him BY many persons including officers OF
the bank
Peter Mc0rssh, age twenty Eight, who said he was
sdk DYER was tried before Judge MARITIME yesterday
for obstructing the track Of the Third Avenue Street
Railway on the night Of February 2. while tho strike
xss In progress. Policemen 6chin and Malone testi-
ned that they saw him roll large stone weighing
eevcnty-five pounds upon The track The Jury con-
sictcd McGraxh after moments consultation Judge
Marine said that the conviction vndicsted tho Law
md 10 ala NOT fntond 10 impose severe punishment
He sent MeCrsth TO the Ponentiay for three months
John c. 0evsrs, OF No. ee7 Firstave., who was
bsaten BY two men on February 2, was believed yes
tspday TO be dying. John Thomas, OF No. BIG East
feyenfeth-st. and Charles Kapcnstein, who lives al
tke same house, are charged With the assault and
xestsrdsy were hold at the Yorkvlis Court to await
The result Of Gevers's injuries
Tho society Of Amateur Photographers last evening
showed SERIES OF photographic views of 81. Louis,
which verp supplied By the 81. Louis Camera Club
III pctuws Included views Of the parks, pubic build
fpes and the suspension Bridge
John Dee. Thomas O'Connor and Joseph Smith, who
persus4cd sanseI Pratt to enter cab on tho might
a January 81 and after taking him up and down
Hff(kavc. robbed him Of money and 1ewelry and
pushed hi cut o. The cab, sentenood yesterday
e ionk trims Of Imprisonment Recorder GmytS
Sontxnced nee 70 tn years In the State Prison md
B oscbnnor 10 eisxsr years and two months IN ths
1870 trs5tuaon. s11ss xss1tns - enttA = ~
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-16
1. .. q. r. Anniversary,

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-The 10th an
nlversary celebration of the I. o. o. F..
which took place today at the Pennsyl-
vania state fair grounds, was the largest
and most important public demonstration
ever held by the order in this state. 1t is
estimated that over forty thousand peo-
pie visited the grounds during tire day.
Delegations from Boston, New York,
Baltimore, Washington, Charleston and
other cities participated in the great
street parade in the morning and engaged
in the competitive drills in the afternoon.
Eminent members of the order, among
them being Grand Sire John G. Under
wood, p. G. NJ. Robt E. Wright and
Grand Master Robbins delivered address
es during the day. The decoration of
chivalry, which is only conferred on men
distinguished for heroism and bravery,
and on women for purity and loveliness
of character, was conferred on several
chevaliers and ladies today. This decor
alton had never been conferred in this
state and only on two occasion in the
United States.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-16
Charged with Murder,

DUBLIN, June 15.-At Armagh today
four employees of the Sunday school ex-
cursion train, which was wrecked Wed
nesday with such fatal results, were ar
raigned i'll court and charged with felon-
ious killing. The prisoners are: Nc
Grath, engineer; Parkerson, fireman;
Moorhead, guard: and Elliot, traffic clerk.
The magistrate discharged Parkerson.
Il passenger testified that when the
train stopped on the grade, Moorhead
placed stone under the wheel of the
of the carriages. The detached portion
Immediately descended the grade at a
rapid rate. The doors of all the cars
were locked. McGrath and Mooreheatl
were released on BAIL
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-16
CALIFORNIA EXCURSION TICKET
OVER THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILWAY

Until further notice California excursion tickets
will be sold on the 10Th OF each month from Butte,
Anaconda, Garrison and Helena. These tickets
will be good 60 days going, extreme limit months
from date Of sale.
Rates to San Francisco or Los Angeles via Port
land, apply VIII rail or steamer.
Excursion tickets will be sold as follows:
To San Francisco, going via Ogden and re-
=, turning same route .......,.... .,.... S75 60
returning via Portland or vice versa $50 60
To San + Francisco going via Portland and
r, returning same route SIS %
To Los Angeles via Ogden and Sacramento.
=, and returning same route .....:...-. $50 90
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and Sac
ramentD and returning via San Francis
co and Ogden, or vice versa x94 %
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and San
Francisco, returning same route S08 O,
To Los Angeles. going via Portland and
SACRAMENTO, aud returning same route S94 90
To Los Angeles. going via Portland and
p, san Francisco returning same route -. s9s 90
TO Los Angeles going via Portland and re-
turning via Sacramento and Ogden, or
j. A. LEWIS,
General Agent. Butte.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-16
The OyAl I.erlnn.

KANSAS CITY, June ia joint meet
ing of the Loyal Legion Of Missouri and
day. There was large attendance Of
members, among the most distinguished
being ex-President Ruthford B. Hayes,
the United States, and Commander War
ner of the G. a. r.
The loyal legion is an organization
composed of both regular and volunteer
officers of the Union army. II numbers
a great many thousand members in all
parts of the country. Gen. W. S. Han
cock was its first commander.