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LET 'erlGso. Gallagher

From the Kansas City Times.
The origin of the expression LET FER go,
Gallagher" has puzzled many minds for
as many moons. until n great number
have dcspaircd OF ever solving the riddle
satisfactorily and have concluded that,
like Topsy. il 'jest ~growed." Through the
of Chief Clerk Davenport of the
Ccntropolis hotel, the correct origin of the
famous expression il given.
1.-THE expression originated in New
York city," said Mr.. Davenport, "and it
was this way: At the Madison square
theatcr one might there was IA scene shifter
named Gallagher. He was supposed to
he up to snuff and to know where to drop
the curtain throughout the different acts.
The play went off all right until the third
act. Gallagher had been dropping cur
tains and shifting scenery like "a daisy.
Al the close of the third act at the time
for the curtain to drop the star usually
disappeared from view of the audience i'm
"a flare of red light and In n position hard
to maintain for more than a few econds.
"When the time canc the actor posed,
the red light famed ont but the curtain
remained mp. The star stood il AS long
as possible. and then turning to- the dazed
scenc-shifter, he groaned, Let Ter go,
Gallagher. and - quick, too"
1.-THE audience shouted itself hoarse.
and that is the correct origin of the ex-
p~rt.ssion."
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must call for advertised letters and give
date of his list. One cent will he col
lected for each letter. II not called for
within two weeks they will he sent tn the
dead letter office.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, p. NJ.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
conda p~ostofilce for the week ending
October ~. 1859:
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~TRAvELER's GUIDE.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
m 10 a. M.-From the south, East and West-
lHaveS Butte at 10 Is A. M, Silver How io.sp
a n Grrs~on's n 10 A. NJ, stuart ll:i5 AN.
.1O n. M.-From Butte-leaves Butte nj 5;D
I. NJ. silver How 3 ~ u. NJ, G'regsDn = q Oi q.
~, stuart d 80 J.. NJ. n.
J,S0 y. all points ON Northern Ia
einr raiiroai. Deer Lodge and Warm springs
Leave Garrison ut Il 20 T.. NJ. Deer Lodge So.
q. M, Warm springs s:0 u. NJ, STUART I'D
r. n.
TRAINS DEPART.
D a. M.-For stuart, Warm springs, Deer
IOdcr. Garrison and all local points between
Niss1pila and Helena, including ihillipstairg..
AIso for t:regSon, silver Bow and Butte--Traln
arrives at Garrison at 10 n. NJ, nj Butts SD
A. NJ. ,--
3,1s q. M.-For stuart, Grcgs"n. SILVER bow
and at Butte 4:t5 J.. NJ ton.
meets at Stuart with train for Garrison AMI Al
ua,ints East and West on Northern lstcihc u. IL.
1slS T.. M.-For stuart. t;rcgson's, SILVER bow,
Rutte and all points on Utah ana N.ftncrn
and Union Pacific system. Arrives at Butte
o.1O 4. M.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

W notice thsss bee bsse qsiss . rush y
The Usug House q D.. J. 8. besksly - sei
sample copies sfths Sourussn SrSssAn. We
allen scsice sems parsiss cssying o1 bea'ss
of Dsnsbys Conn Psch osu.ss. the Great
Sosshssn 6ysss@ ReguIasos, sad here 10 what
NJ J. n. Mallory. sf Ain, Tsxss. has 70 ssy
shnut b II vas s0iesed wish ehii!s end
Ervss - lsns snndias. sssk shea Iase July
and sried vssious srmsdiss ali shreu&t the
isli ssd winsss, uasil n fstsussy. tss With
No eosd ssssh shsa procured . bostis ol
Dsnsby's Cesssa Pssch 0insss which cured
ue. have waived - - Il The ehiils would
sssusa, bss sbsy Asvs -" These Bisssss
esss ehiIlh y plseieg shs Liver, kiAneys,
ossascA, Dswsis end Dlspd in sssF healthy
condisisa. Dcz2 In
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
ESTRAI SALE.

Stste Of Louisiana. Parish of Richland,
F,hh Justice Court
Taken mp an' posted before me OctoLe
25'h, 1883. one sorrri h''rse ponny about min,
"r ten ye-rs ol'!.about ~ or ! I hsn,is high
white spot IN the fare. branded on the Ief
shonid-r E aud on Irf, hip A3.
Now unless the owner con,es forward
proves property aud pays charges before.
AIli on
Saturday, January s7th. 1850,
a, my office in tho Fifth ward roceed to eel
said -sirsy
Terms Of ssle-Cash.
P.H. AUSTIN,
Dec lj'h, 1888. 81 Justice Of Peace.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
CONSTABLE SALE,

Cha.. Ti,che. vs.. James r. Mccoy.
State of Louisiana,
Parish ui Rrhland, }Fi Fa No o65
by viriue Of wtn OF f &. Issued from the
Hon 2nd Justice Cour, in and or the Parish
# R'chIand anc 10 ME directed will on
Saturday, January 26th, 1889.
within the legal hours Of sale offer for sale .,
The east do"r of the Conr, house in the town
% RayviIie, La. the fnII,wine described prnp-
"r'y t-wi': IS bushels Of corn more or less
Seized as The pr"pery Of defendant.
Terms Of ssl--On twelve months credit
with approved security. Cos, cs.h.
W. I. COOK,
k1yvIlls, La Jan l2, 1889. Constable
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Csoup is . sesvow m young moahess e.
Psciatiy during the winter months - Il i
then most prevalent. Il csa alvsys b PIE.
vep,ets, II Psopesly reasssl - sooa - he 1ss,
symp,oss sPp~as HossseWess % the asss
rye'is""; shis is soon to,iewed b perslss,
uvush cssagh lf Chaateslsia's Coa9h Rem-
~dy is freely given - snsa - shsse sympsnas
appsss. q wiii snvssisbiy psevena ~ ssnek.
TAsse 10 N danger in aiviag shs ssasiy, q
d cnassins - injusisas subsansa. Fer ole
By d.. Bessiey. d3s.ln
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
. SHERIrF'S SALE.

James Murphy,
Mrs CafharinesS. Willis Et Al.
Fl Fa No r34I, In the s7th District
Count, Parish of Richland, State
of LOUISIANA.
By virtue Off siove dssrribsd writ - me
directed will ofles EE ssle q East docs ef
The Court House in the s0wn ot bsyville. Ii. .
IN
Saturday. January I.th, 1889,
p the highest hrisles and vishia she legal
lsnass o. ssse. the following described psUpsry
'o-wn Al ere, OF 25 and N hsif e N w
quarter seriion 81 T Is N r + eeassinias
7s5 acres mose os less situss~d in Riehiand
I.si-h sosesier with ell impsovemsnu &e.
thereon.
Terms Of sals-Cssh with bsssas Il =.
prss>e u~nf.
Rayviils, La. Dec. 9Th. isas.
LEN SCOTT.
dece>6t ShosiG
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

l.: & A. Schara, VS. J. VI. Nunnery.
Fl. Fa. No 1890 In the 9th Dist. Court
Parish Of Ricbland. State Ui Louisiana
BY virtue of the atove described writ Of
If Fa % me dir-e.ed, having seixed l W y
-s.l al the Court house door in Rayville L. on
Saturday January 18TH, 1889,
TO the hlgh.s bidder One Iron Safe, manu-.
isrrnrrd bv Muslrr, Bal,,nann &Co, cosnpar.
ativrly new One ALo~ Cs,s Claimed ~
Whey p. Manphon.).
Terms OF saie-Cssh with the benefit OF
apprHisrinent.
R.vv lie. la. Sh'h's (, LEM SCOTT,
Office, Jan 5ih, 1889. Sheriff.
j)-2s3t
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
Their Business EoOming.

Probably no one thing has cause, such
general revival of trade 1T DR. J 8 Beszley's
drug store ~ their g,vins away TO their Gus.
~""'ers Of 50 many free uii bonies Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery Er Consumption.
Their trade is simpi. enormous in this very
valuable ariicle from the fact that il always
cures end never disappoinls. Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. Bronchitis, Group, AMI all throat and
lung dieeases quickly cured. You can test j,
b~fore buying ty getting a trial oouIe free
large size Que dollar. Every bottle wsrran-
ted. 3
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

A few typographical errors will be
found in the issue Of January the 5tb.
|bwine to the confusing incident upon
kesunine print Of both sides At
3,>zne. besides We had other busipesa
6attsrs to attend to that required
6,ur attention.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

The young nnen will haye grand
ball here on the Oath Of This month
january in the new ball Of j. w.
Simms. II will be q grand affair
judging from the number Of invita-
tons sent out.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

We were sorry to learn that Mrs.
Jane Lyles AUNT Jane) had an at
tack Of puenumonis. Her sister.
Mrs.. Lovelssa, went down on Mon
day to wait on her.
~, E.Lylee inturmed ~ Thursday
That aha IVES no better.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

We understand there is a large
force Of hands at work out nsSr
Cypress Greek getting out cross-
ties. This is 6ne timber country.
The timber will be worth something
at . not ve,y a,stant day.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

When you desire a pleasant phy.ic try 81
Patrick Q Pill. They can always Le depended
upon. and do not nan--are the s'onsch nor
srips the bowels. For sale by DR. B-azely
d29-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Persons troubled with chronic disrrho~a or
subject to howell cnn,l,ia,ni in any form,
should try t'hatn,'erla,ns toiir, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Rrmedy. Many chrnic cases that
Lad resisted o.. o.h~r tr-atmrn' have bern
cured by il. For sale by DR.. Bexz,~y.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Some say the must is not good,
but 10 look at the woods hogs. W.
would think it excellent. They are
fat.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

During the month Cf Decemb' !
We had no severe cold weather. Al
together, it has been q very mill,
winter h Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Aside hom beins q positive cure for Chill,
and F~vrrs. Cheaiham's ChnI Tonic is also the
IN. o. strength emma tonic ia the world "S.'.
isfaction or money refunded. Sid by DR.
J. s Beaxley. and F.. W Thompson. sept.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

The weather commenced turning
cold Tuesday evering, aud W+dn+s-
day morning was gold. enough for
freezing.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

We cali especial attention to our
Ladies aud Children's wraps. Tailor
made and stylish-and very rhear.
c. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Mr.. f. A. Ireland, Of Breen, Phillips Il Co.
Nashville, Tenn, says: IL was ,flic,ed
With Plies for twenty yeas. and tried every
remedy offered me; finally used the Ethiopian
Pile Ointment. 1t gave me instant relief, and
has effected pcrman; cure" sid by ,li
pr.ggs,. rs,,.- ,,s.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

improvements still going on. T.
w. Lynch ia building house. by the
side OF the saloon.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

The Farmers Alliance appears to
have . meeting here, of some kind,
nearly every Saturday.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Some people in this parish will
kill mois than enough meat to do
them this year.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

"A very fine assortment of Dress
Goods. Velvets and trimmings. Bro
caded and Plain velvets in handsome
shades.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of S. J Oliver, deceased.
State OF Lonisians, Parish Of Ricblsnd.
BY virrue of a.. Grdrr of sale issued from
the n ,norsble 9Th DISTRICT Court directed sc
me ss Ahn,nis,rator TO advertise and cell cuff
r'eni property Of said succession 10 pay Debt.
snh taxes, IN accordance with ,sid order,
will, on
Wednesday, February 18th, 1889,
within the legal hours Of sale. offer Q, III.
-ssi door of III. Court house in the town o
RayviIr, La. At tot les. than the appraised
,"i"r, the hdio~ing properly, situated in the
Parish Of Richiaud, La to-wii:
f. ofN f. ! sec,iun 10 TIL NE 7 east
Lot square + Zones addition; Lots ), I end
$ >qr 5. a'>o lots s and II Sqr 10 Of the town
at Rsyvie. In subjec, To . lease on lots
and II for years aud lots 5 and w Of 10
for ia. wear 1859.
Terms of Sale-tssh on the epot
Wn. i. OLIVER,
Admnistrstor
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Use Taylors Sure Ch,ll Cure. the nest on
earth. Pric. % anh 80 cents Sold by F. "
Thompson. D, Iii, La and Or. J. S. BeszIey
Rsyviile, La.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

His honor, r P. Williams. went
up to FLOYD this week to hold term
Of court there.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

"Never wait: unless il We TOO late Hunts
Cure yuaran,s ed to cure 'Stin frp'i"n. in
oil II. various forms suih - :. Beazey
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Please don't ratr anyone ~ori for u, hr
use Cheahsms Chill Tonic ind see how
quick you will he cured 'Guarau'eei. > Sold
byI. S. Beazlcy, and F.. W. thompson
Delhi sept.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Now ia the time to begin to pre-
pair for another crop. Repair your
fences &r.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Uss Ceussses Liebssiag Iinamsas 81
shashoa. riae-hses. gavin. psls evil. feos
evil. sssps h~s tsst. veuad0 snd bruises.
ed - viil ~ - sdAsss - n D.. }.
3. ossslsy. Rsyville. sad f ". TlssasSses.
0oghi.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

State of Louisiana.
BY virius % M Older Of sale To effect par.
i'i"n IN the nbove styled suit and to me
.hr-cte'i, ] will sell ut the East door Of the
Court H'.use in ihs town "f Rsyvilie, La. on
Saturday, January Isth, 1850,
within the legal hours Of ale. to the highes,
adder the fo,iowinx described properly. 10
~ir lo4 ACRES oG 'orrh pau Of N E quarter
.-cimn %. snd The South hslf OF ) quarter
md N + quarter ofs F. quarter end 6 hall
at n W quarter of = f quarter aud F.
quarter Of N F. q"nrer and half Of "
qnaa-r Of n f quarter section Il, T II
N R9 +. eoniniui"s 304 scses more OF Iess
vi b all the Improvements thereon situated
IN ~ par,.l oi Richland.
Terms NJ SaIe-CasI,-(one-so fourth the mi.
osrs' Interest not Lrss ihsu inventory with the
b-n~fir of ., prsisemeut.
December 18th, 1854
LEM SCOTT.
decs-as6t Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

We have been crowded this week
with job work
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Everybody us,s Taylor. Sure Chill Cure
Sold 10y diuxyl..i.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

J. H. AbrouSh is building a SER
wants hause back Of his residence.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

asa Prises, ,amountinx - seol.o 80. So
Nors-Ticksu drawing CaP'ssi Pr,zss are
oos entitled 10 terminal Prizes.
saD'Fss CLus Rams, ~ any further ihinsm-
-tisn desired, write Iegibly TO the sndsssisnsd
clearly stating your residence. with State.
County, Street and Hnmbsr. More sspid re-
turn mail delivery wili hs assured By your en-
closing On Envelope Learine your iuil address.
Send Postal Noes. Express Money Osders
Of New Y1sk Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency By Exp'sss (ss eur expsnss) cd
\. 4. oAvPsuN,
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
THE HIGHLAND BEACON.
Saturday. January IL. 1889.
Religious Directory.

TIL. 6r.i Sunday in each nonft is tie day
for 'h- RHp'i-'s ~ Ra.vilr.
Rev. Mr. Mites will preach here on the
Dr., Sunday in each mo' tn
Tie ihird Sunday in earh month j. the
dav for the Preshy,erans, Rev. d A. Camp
bell.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12
Benevolent Orders.

Ragu,.r commentators Of R. F. NcGuir-
Lo,re No 2n9. F Il A. M,snns. second
wednes'sv ~ ~.ch nonfh-C 2. Baifnnr,
" v. W I Oliver. Secreisry.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR i,
the Prize Of the smallest pan OF fraction ef q
,irkes issssd in any drawing. Anything in
nus nsme offered u less Psics. 10 either q
co,nseneii % . swtndle.
"REMEMoER. $50. that the payment o.
Prisss i GUARANTEED ~ POUR Ma
fsonAI DAxEs Of New 0slesas. and The Tick'
80 ne signed By he Psssidsns ef IN lnsusu.
The hiehsss Couss; sbessfsss. bswsss Of oil
imisasieus and ansnymoss sshsmsA' j-lv
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Regular .~tvre. of Me'hodis' Fpisror'
Church Sou'h-Srcond Sunday in each mouth;
Rev J. r Patterson p {. Rsyvdie CM'uit.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

p Fa'jonr Lodge No. l2, knight. o'
Py;i ;s meets every alternative Tnrsha,
night s Sun,ncrlin, L. &: T.N.Rhyme-.
of RMS
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Use Tsylor's Cordial with vim for femai.
diseases and hux. II is the hest tonic made
Sold by Dr.. J. s. Be ssIey. RsyviIls, and T.
w. Thompson. Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Madame Revere's Female Pills for women
~srer |siis to always give spesdy vnd osrtoin
relief Satisfaction guaranteed or money re.
pisin wrapper for Oss Dsi.ar: three boxe.
for Tro Dollars. Psr,iculs's in letter for
nrcen,s in postage stamps. Address o.
Mas. E. REVERE, box 2s3. Jsrsey City. n. }
ian2i-ly-3P
Richland beacon., 1889-01-12

Tsyiors Sure Chill Cure c mes constipsiia
heahsche, liver trouble. chill. and frvor.
and never fails II you don't helieve it try 4.
| hottie and you will doubtn no longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

1t is proposed to erect new building for a Real
Estate Exchange at cost Of s:oO.Ooo. william
Zicger headed the subscriptions with $4,000.
c. c. Loigh read paper before the Society OF Old
Brooldyntes last evening, upon "The Life and Times
OF Oliver Johnson
The annual dinner of tho ST. Nicholas Society Will
be eaten this evening at the Pierrepont House.
William Cooper, an aged beggar, who was fire.
quenty upon Eastern District ferryboats, died
yesterday at the Eastern District Hospital from in
Iuries caused by being struck by the polo Of wagon
belonging 10 the Brooklyn and New York Brewing
Company and driven by John Gagan, Of No. 80
MontrOse-ave. The driver arrested II is said
that Cooper noted bank-burglar and he
was In the WOrkhouse Blaclwells Island last
spring.
Henry Huber age seventy-Hvc, of No. % Wood
hull-st chOlcd 10 death yesterday by piece OF
meat while eating his supper.
Half of the taxes for this year have been collected
General James McLcer has rad another operation
performed upon the stump Of his arm. which was
shattered in the war II IS expected that the arm
will have be taken of at the socket, 1t causes
him much trouble.
verdict awarding 81 900 as damages for the
breaking Of his thumb awarded to John Maroney
in the City Court yesterday. He driving truck
when strectcar of the Brooklyn City Railroad Conf
pany struck his vehicle and knocked him of.
An entertaining reading was given yesterday after
In Historical Hall by william L. Reese we'll
known literary man. His selections were lIervo
Riel," by Robert Browning, and "Wyndham Towers"
Thomas Bailey Aldrich's new poem.
As the result of a quarrel between John Devlin
and George +. swift, both wellknOwn contractors.
over a contract with the National Transit Company.
the former has secured an attachment the Supreme
Court against the money Swift has with the com
pauy. Devln made a deposition To the effect that
swift had threatened to draw the money and shoot
him II he attempted get his share of 1t. swift IS
TO receive $4,000 for laying pipes across New-York
City In Sxty-thlrd-st., and under the East Ri"cr 10
the works of the standard oil Company In Long
Island City. Devlin claims onehalf of the money as
Swifts partner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

guitar players, will give concert this evening al inc
Harlem branch of the Young Mons Christian Assoo'%
tton No. West One -hundred- and twenty-hi'h-st'
The concert in the Mount Morris Baptist church a.
Ffth-ave and Onehund rod and twenty sixth-st' last
night was well attended and tho audience was well
pleased with the music.
The Sunday school of the Methodist Episcopai
Church of fremont will give concert In the churcn
this evening.
The Taxpayers Association Will meet at hanen
Hall this evening, and it is expected that some I'M
portant business will be transacted.
The first reception of the fifth season OF the Lyceum
Society will be held in West End Hall, No. 22S west
One hundred and twenty -ifth-st. this evening
The members of Lenox Council, No. $50, Royal
Arcanum, have made arran gements for concert 10
be held at the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall, on Wednesday evening, December IL. The en-
tertanment will be both musical and literary. Among
those VINO will take part Mrs. sarah Baron Ander
son. Miss Mabel stephenson, d. W. Robertson, C. q.
Anderson, Ruby Brooks. the well-known banioist :
John NJ. Young, Llncsrn STUART, oiasrer Uecn mar
bourt and Charles a. Weber.
Half dozen OF the prisoners In the House or
Refuge on Randaus Island have been at work for
several weeks large dresser, which thoy Will
exhibit in tho fair, which will open IN st. Petersburg
Russia, in 1890 1t will be ready for shipment next
week, and is handsome piece OF work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
VARIOUS NEw-JERSEY TOWNS.

ELIzABETH-A contest which will determine the
control of the next City Council Of Elizabeth. y. j.
will he decided on Monday night by the present
Council. sitting a board OF canvassers. In the
Fifth Ward benjamin H. Campbell, Democrat, claims
TO he elected over John Clay, Republican, if the
scattering votes are allowed him. Unfortunately
for Mr. Campbers chances. however, these scattering
ballots we're not pasted over the name Of his Repub
lean competitor but that Of Alexander Kerr
Republican, who also running for Councilman.
As the matter now stands, eleven Republicans and
twelve Democrats are certainly elected with ono
member in doubt The Daily JournaP mas
issued handsomely illustrated history Of Elizabeth
which was first placed sale yesterday. The book
contains over 300 excellent engravngs o: public and
private buildings, besides portraits of prominent
citizens and city officials. The Diocesan
sunday Institute OF the Episcopal Church, held
4 meeting yesterday at Trinity Church. Bishop
scarborough made the address Of welcome.
NEW BRO NswICK. jacob Lair was driving through
Hiram-st. on Wednesday night when he fell from his
wagon lie was picked up by the police, who
thought he was drunk and sent him TO jail. lie died
Yesterday and an investigation will follow.
william and John Fourote and Mrs. FOurote, who
are charged with the abduction Of Mamie Hughes
lodged in Jail yesterday. They are the same family
who were accused Of completely in the murder OF the
girl found dead al Railway two years ago. The
Fourotes deny the story OF the girl and say that she
stayed with them Of her own accori. Their son Is
the man with whom Mamie found and who. it IS
,aid forced her into a marriage with him. The girls
story however, Is so improbable that few people
believe H.
ORAYGE-A vein of mica was discovered in the
Orange Mountain yesterday a. the result Of blasting
TO increase the reservoir overflow. The rock con-
tans 90 per cent of mica with undcrlayer Of
potters clay. Mincralogists who have examined
the ground say that the mountain Is rich In mica
quartz and gness, and It Is believed that The dscov
cry Will lcal 90 other and more important develop
Ments. Company {. ID Battalion, y. G.. y. j..
gave supper to IL honorary members in the armory
last evening. Fifty guests sat down. Captain
A. F. Lcnox presided and Sergeant Seymour Everett
was toast master. Among tho who responded 10
toasfs were Major T. II. Snyder. Lieutenant l.. ".
Mohor. Major John snyder. Joseph p. Fallon, David
George, Professor J. II. Icmng. Captain A. r. Lenox.
George J. seabury Professor II. Linton, Joseph
Davis and Lieutenant p. L. Haase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
NEWARK

The question Of a new motor for by the Rapid
Transit Company on its proposed street railroad
will come up tonight in Common Council The COM
pany wants the privilege Of constructing An overhead
electric wire motor similar to the system now in use
in Boston, but there IS opposition 10 granting the
privilege.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Mary Ann Lindsey
brought I'm a unanimous verdict yesterday that the
woman was insane and incapable of governing hef
affairs. The Chancellor will appoint guardian LOT
her. The case has been pending about five years.
Mrs Lindsey owns property worth about $4,000 and
she Is a bedrdden paraytc, unable TO speak. For
several years she has been under the care Of rela
tvcs in Revedere and the proceedings TO adiudge her
of unsound mind were brought by Newark relatives,
who asserted that the womans custodians were I'M
duly influencing her in the disposition Of her property