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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Bids For Supplies
For The
Idaho Insane Asylum.

Bids for furnishing the Idaho Insane Asylum
with supplies for the six months ending June
LIST, 1890 will be received by the Board of Di-
rectors until December /, 1859, as follows
1000 lbs. Flour, roller process, give brand.
900 Germade.
800 Mill cleaned wheat.
800 +" Oat Flakes.
1900 Bran and Shorts, mixed.
100 Rice.
1900 $ Sugar, white.
go 8 Coffee. green.
500 Salt, Liverpool
2fD - salt, rock
Is Pepper, black, uuground.
Mustard, ground.
800 s. Prunes
200 Apples, sun dried
200 90 Peaches, eyap0rated
200 % Grapes, dried
100 Currants, dried
100 - Goldfish
100 . Mackerel
400 " Lard
800 Breakfast Bacon
800 Ham
1900 :. Butter, No. table, 40 lbs per week
5000 . Beef, equal parts hind and fore Or,
TO be delivered by or. as wanted
400 :" Mutton, to be delivered by carcass
as wanted
100 50 Cheese, best
80 Tobacco, chewing
Is 9 Tobacco, smoking
50 " Crackers, soda
50 " Crackers, sweet
10 9 Corn starch
100 s. Split Peas
Cases fresh eggs one case per month.
80 gal Syrup, best, in four gallon kegs
80 Vinegar, apple cider
so Pickles, mixed, in five gallon kegs.
II doz. Cans table peaches ~ Id. cans, Cal
f." Cans pie peaches in one gal cans
~ " Cans pears. 2lz 10, cans, California
" Cans plums, ga ID. cans
10 Cans corn
IL 9 Cans peas
IL " Cans string beans
20 Cans tomatoes, w Id. cans.
-CLoTHING-
doz Pairs mems shoes
u dOz. Pairs mems oYershoes, arctics
n dOz. Pairs wOmen's overshoes
2 doz Pairs wool lined buckskin gloves
/ dOz Pairs Isle thread womeus gloves
3 Cloz White linen handkerchiefs
~ doz. Wooden hoods
40 :" PantalOon buttons
q" Vest buttons
IL T" Dress buttons
90 g Rice but " don each large, med. small
3 +" Pairs overalls, best
30 yds Skirt padding, grey
100 " Silesia, best grey and black
100 Bingham, very best
80 Denms, very best blue.
100 I" Cotton Flannel
100 g Muslin. heavy unbleached
200 Sheetlng, unbleached, BA
50 Sheeting. bleached, 81
100 Muslin, bleached. 81
30 White linen lawn, for aprons
80 Grey Shaker Flannel, strongest
100 s. Mems coat and pantaloon cloth, stro'g
and heavy, 80 inches wide.
--FuEL--
30 Cords OF Cedar WOOD.
10000 pounds Of Coal.
Fun description or sample will, when practi-
cable accompany each bid, and preference Will
be given bidders who fuTnis1 samples.
Accepted samples will be kept and paid for;
non-accepted returned at bidders expense.
Bidders are requested to make their prices
for goods delivered of the railroad depot In
Blackfoot freight prepaid where railroad
transportation Is necessary; otherwise goods
10 be delivered at the Asylum.
Bids must be in sealed envelopes marked
bids for Asylum Supplies" and addressed 10
Idaho Insane Asylum, Blackfoot, Idaho,
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. BY order OF the Board.
O.P. JOHNSON. Secretary.
Blackfoot, Idaho, November J, 1899.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

THE seeds being sown this off year
promise a fine harvest of presidential
candidates for 1892. In spite of
drought, rain OF high winds there is
bound to be big crop.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Notice FOr Pnhllcatinn.

U. s. Land Office at Blackfoot. idaho
October 9th, 1852
Notice Is hereby given that John Montgomery
Jr OF BlaekfoOt, Idaho. has filed notice III IN
in1Iention 70 make proof on his Desert Land
section Z, township . south range a5 east Il, M
before the Register and Receiver al Hack fant
idano, saturday the % day Of November. Ia9a
the complete irrigation ana reca,nsttdn ~
said land; Arthur L. Clark, Norman Homes
william q. Davidson and Daniel Y. Mllier ri
Va Nins nani W. iuaho' FERRY j. ANsOR
Register.
!, Perry J. Arson, Register, do ber.b,, c,.,t
~ that notice, printed copy OF which 4 here.
TO attached. was by me posted in a conanio,,.
Gus place ~ my oinee for period Of NJ DAYS.
October, 1889. PERRY + Essos,a s vi
WN Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

A MATTER for Mr.. Harrison to look
after is--who broke the political res
ervoir on the opposite side Tuesday
and turned the water running the
Democratic way.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Notice for Publication.
q. s. Land once at Blackfoo,. Idah

q. s. Land Office at BlackfOot, Idaho
October 18th. leo (
Notice Is hereby given that Peter Norris Of
Bingham county Idaho, has filed notice Of tn
tcntion to make proof on his DeeCrt Land
claim No go, for the unsurveyed land IA per
diagrAm on file In this office, before Regtstcr
aud Receiver mt BlaCkfuUt. Idaho, on Saturday
the 18th day of December. lsSg
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
the complete irrigation aud reclamation Of
said land: William i. Reeves, william Kirk.
patrick, Dan Taylor, John Taylor. all " Bing-
ham Co. Idaho. Perry ]. AnsOn Register.
], Perry J. Arson, Register do hereby certi.
~ that notice, printed copy of which IA
hereto attached was By mo ptjsted In a con.
spicuous place in my Office for period ri i3D
day 8, having first posted said notice ON 10Th
day of Oct 1859. PERRY j AssoN
liz Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Notice for Publication.
&. s. Land Office at Rmckfoot. Idaho
October 18TH, lssB

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of hia claim and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at BlackfOOt, Idaho, November
3Uth, 1889 viz. Arthur L. Clark on com. n y.
No. 1850 for lots ?, T. 8, and d, Of sec %, town
ship south range "a asst.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Joseph > Gordon, William Thompson, Dan
Y. Miller, w, NJ Shields, all OF Bingham Cuun'
" Idaho. PERRY J. AssOS,
1915 hcgiEtgr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Notice for Publication.
q. 8. Land OfIIco at Bleckfoot, Idaho. j
0rfnifsF faf 1856 Z

o. ). Land Office at BlgckfOOt, Idaho.
October LIST 1889
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make FINAL proof In support OF MIA cIair,
and that said proof will be made before Reg,
lster and Receiver, at BlackfOOt Idaho. an
saturday. Nov. ., 1889, viz: Siscern GOVRnns.
Of bingham county, Idaho, 1n Pre-etnptiOn
Deelaratory statement, No. 23Gg. for the NEi,.
NWA and NWA, NEl4, of Section 10 and ths'
ga, SEA, Of Sect. 10, in Tp. 2, S. Of X. B east.
He names the following witnesses 10 provs
mis- continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land. viz.
John Sheridan, Calvin Miles. Robert NJ
county, Idaho. 1870
PERRY J. ANsoN. Regiater
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Notice.
To all whom it may concern:

~ dAt NHOul II may
Notice is hereby given to any and all claim
ants of any lots, blocks or parcels of land in
the Townsite of MILFORD, in the county of
Bingham, Territory of Idaho, comprising the
west half of Section Nineteen in Township No
north of Range No. Al east, and the east half
of Section No. "a, in township No Z, north of
Range 40 east, Boise Meridian, that they are
required to file in the office of the Probate
Judge of said county of Bingham, within sixty
days from the date hereof a statement in wri-
ting as required by section 1, of an act enti-
tied An Act TO provide for the disposal of
Congress, page sos. Revised Laws of Idaho
which section is in words as follows: Every
person, association or company claiming 10 be
entitled to such lands, or any lot block, share,
or parcel thereof, SHALL within sixty days af-
ter the first publication of such notice, In per-
son or by his duly authorized agent or attOr-
ney. sign statement in writing containing an
accurate description of the particular parcel
or parts in which he claims to have an inter
est, and the specific right, interest or estate
therein, which he claims to be entitled 10 re-
ceiye, also brief statement Of the facts upon
which such. right, interest or estate depends
for its validity, and deliver the same 10 or into
the office of such corporate authorities or
Judges and all persons falling to sign and de-
liver such statement within the time specified
in this section, shall, as against any claimant
be forever barred the right of claiming or re-
covering such lands or any interest therein, in
any court OF law or equity
Probate Judge Of Bingham Co idaho
MONTGOMERY & Son, Attorneys.
Dated November LIST, 1859
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

PRAISE God from all blessings flow
Malone viii appear in politics no more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
p11-cKy WOMAN AND A BURGLAR.

Mrs Joseph Johnson, OF No. 426 IL GlOVe-sV'
Jersey City ran into the Second Pecnc' Poice o'dio
in state OF great excitement yesterday Io'","e aI'
.n,I = ,hun,ng story of her experience with burglar
cbe said that two weeks ago she leased Furnished
room TO a man named Wilson and his VIE Mis
wilson left the house Wednesday and did not r''urn
Thursday night Wilson removed all his possessions
from the room and Mrs. Johnson did not expect 10
see any more of the couple About $50 a. IN yes
telday while Mrs. Johnson was In ped "lsoh ~
her room with a revolver in one hand and sahuoaS
a., .ho o,ber and demanded her money or her Tic.
She declined TO surrender either. but running 10 tG
head of the stairs screamed lusuB. "9on up r.
L.; eondbao and ran out of the house. The nelghOoiH
rrowGcd into Mrs Johnson's room and thonght , ODD
hearing her story that she had had hieh,aiaV, LIN
the ,andbag disproved that theory. aptdih ohi'H
detailed Defective Clark 10 hunt up Wilson,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
NEWARK.

The house of Louis T. Cooke, No 10 Tayiorst' was
entered by burglars early yesterday morning MIS-
BARTLETT the mother of Mrs. Cooke who was sIeephg
in an upper room, awakened by feeling mana
moving under her pillow. She screamed as she saw
a man standing beside her bed, and the house was
reused The burglars made their escape through a
rear window, leaving behind ihcm lot OF sVerwar'
and clothing which they had packed up. The Only
article missing silkpush cloak, richly trimmed
and worth $3.50.
The Republican Club members have subscribed
70 900 toward the building fund OF the club house,
which will be opened on December II.
The City and County Teachers Institute met IN
Association Hall yesterday with about 300 teachers
in attendance. The session will be continued this
morning.
A dozen articles of silyelware, such as pitchers
Guns pots etc. dug up yes erddy In lot az
Wavery J. o. Pozsen. a farmer who discovered
fbc silver turned II over to the police. The ma Is
estimated TO be worth 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBORBo'

A NEGRO BOY AND HIS FATAL MI DNA
4 strange story comes from the nelghOorhoou
Stirling n j.. Just beyond the mountains I'd. -
North Plainfeld John Johnson, a farmer h"u III -
employ so the village mnkmen say, coiofeu li VIZ
was Unfortunately fond of milk fresh from It's ioui-.
For time Mr. johnson at a loss how 10 ac'ou,,.
for the sudden and continuous dwndlng OF INC suPF
from his choicest Attorneys and Jerseys pu' a. 9
he found that il was being transferred u d'u !" ~
rotundity and sickness of his chore-boy' "o'"s "
his blacksmith he then had made peou'1"- IV
trivance of steel bands and rods. whlch ne c"mPV
the boy 10 wear as a muzzle while out OF dooiS' IN
when locked over the lads face. proved an o"o'.".
barrier to his mouth and Mr.. johnson was sd'I'nD
Some of the neighbors hearing Of the matter "dii'D
Mr. Johnson that he could be prosecuted LOT crue4S'
and suit by An old family enemy was actually 10 o0
beo,,n when the boy, in a singular manner met h4'
death IN, ord
His palate yearned for milk-fresh' warm nli'A "no
frono lowering lovingly near the cows ne essa9ei ="
bepd m, wires of his muzze and return TO Ms loer
bahIt He was fondlinc HOl>ten-t fesial V,Io
and arous.d the anger Of the bovine, whcn hioo NJ
Rim over and kicked him vicOusly IN the lace; ,i
nuzzIe was bent aud fattened, ana besides 're
iacerstions on his cheeks the cows hOOs 9rVNe vto
~ The steel rods through the lads eye ana mo III
brain lie was found lying on the grouhu' u Tto
scous and died without recovering his senses lnoo
was considerable indignant talk, Dut dIied lie
ton the boy buried without an iIqucsii. 80
Hss an orphan and had relatives III the hcishuol-
hood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
nr egow of FINE FURNITURE.

,I5orrs % Raumann Brothers, Nos 10 Es9.
,,.,,,,oortb.st usually attract crown VI ea,,I
ou ,,at h,,.1 tboroughfare. Yesterday Ine piN'
HoH, .,'' a s,arced 10 represent an elegant nnou'in
leaving. room. furnished In LOUIS ANl - - In
~ 90 cold furniture half Of which was $40.
.oIo bIye b,ocatelle and the remainder ~ fao,
laI. aud nlu.b The massive pier glass wa .n,o,
- trfted roll of salmon plush ana III" -.
II, d hass and cabinets added 10 thc CIV
~, - d,.,l,vs all varieties of handsome upn'
~ ,,a,lor furniture I'm their spacious "a'oioo,'9
-, 1901 of the season is for french 'Ni
,..,o ,ood is shown In parlor SETS Du' "cn 0"o" ,
- at,tor mahogany or gilded wood llc" '',-O'
-. Wy, h,ocade, and brOcatelle' In denca''
.re preferred for parlor upholstery " ,atolals
0orr pscA chiefly I'm combination WIN ot'' - ara
borminc sets of white mahogany dahulS 49, ,n
t for retention rooms and are u''o -,
t.eaados IN dun artistic tapestry coloFs.
NV -, = dsnlayed chiefly in oak and mahosss
T.o os,ortmept Of parlor tables, OF oia
- v,a,o.g,ass and onyx shelves, OF uny oidss
n,,b ONYX tons and OF cabinets anu tho
VIZ , 49, - ~ extent a floor extending oNoa W. to
HH,,ii'1inrs occupied by the housc u I'm
Va ~ Dor furniture Oak bedroom sese coIcd six
iaIr carved ombIc shaded nhirI T., tbc rcd
i1cnH ntHrv other sets are Stance III IN, t,Fe
tcehtn - tho Cremona VOlinS. whence uSt -,
IN sn,e while other Oaunscd III hLa,I,,,eb stycS
, Lnnvn AZ malcchic Oak. ram oI obIonier and
dIc h a., ca,yinc of bedroom sets ana cni,e cots
iI Lac are made match an nan LII an
chev al GAS Tnies which are furnished Wh a., AZ
anu is 80 of cedar on top TO store iuiS in7 and
Sn5,mcr Enamcllcd sets III Ner', EirSt- Ernuire
$50 With gold are shown IN giactiu. ar a.
S MI and range in price from 100 up""iu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
vAP1oIrs NEW JERSEY TOWNS.

PATERSON.-Mayor Barnert yesterday served upon
Henry Ridgway city treasurer. notice OF suspension
from Office for negligence The Mayors action was
aLen because of Rdgways alleged neg ect Of duty In
be matter OF the embezzlement OF Edwin Royle. who
while Secretary of the Board OF Education robbed the
citv of thousands of dollars by forging claims. City
ConnsoI smonton was instructed 10 take steps 10 sue
Ridcwavs bondsmen for the amount of Roylc's
necuatons which far as disclosed foot up 70 over
s. 800 and are growing daily under The inVesuga-
tion OF special committee Of ths Board OF Ehuca
ton Some time ago suit was brought against
Thomas Lynacl. prominent citizen, by his ss'cr VINO
charged him with many acts Of outrageous cruelty
and malice Yesterday Mss Lyn'ack swOrc before
Judge skinner that her previous aldavts were false
and that she had male them because relative had
tod her that her brother going to send her to
All insane asylum.
HOBOKEN.-John McCranc, age for'y-s'x wealthy
ontractor committed sue de On Thursday night In
his carpen,er-shop in Clinton His body found
lying on the floor with Colts navy revolver caspcd
In one hand He had placed the muzzle of the weapon
n his mouth and the bullet had gone out through the
| top Of his head few weeks ago his wife 10 whom
| he deyoedly attached was attacked with
neuralgia In her eyes, ard McCfane fearing that She
would lose her sight, became respondent The body
! was taken TO his home, No. 336 Washlngton.st .
The police were informed yesterday that Frank Nodne
! age five, had been missing from his bone at Grand
! and Fourteenth sts, since last Tuesday. Detective
Gallagher went 10 the house 10 get inform alton
about the case and discovered the boys dead hodv
| IN pond not fifty feet away.
| NFW-BRUNSWICK-John c. Raymond was under
severe fire while under crossexamination in the Iselir
| arson case all day yesterday and was still The
s,and at the hour OF adjournment AGidavts were
| nroduced which he confessed 10 having signed, and
which were directly contradictory 10 his statements
IN the stand lie said that he lad never read III,
aedavit but that they had been read to him and he
| had signed without looking at them They wer
| siferent from the words as read. Raymond admitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

Steamer ola Dominion, Couch Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk with passengers 10 Old Dominion - 90
et1 rn.c and passefeers to Old Dominion Co;
steamer Eeanora Bennett Portland Win muse 70 o"'
nan ioer Claucus Coleman Boston, with mdse to Dim
s,ane, Herman Winter Hallct Boston with mdss to
DsiISer wilkcsbarre Gates Boston for Port ohnson
Sim treasurer tBr Downing Rio Janeiro 40 days III oa'
last %nSns Marshall OBJ Robinson GoO $50 days, with
sugar ,T cor 9s "Bf McQuare Ayres Sept 49, via
DaThaio,. ;, ballast to j w Parker d Co
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind strong NV clear Al o''
1siSnd. Wind strong y W. clear.
Arrived yesterday . o
steamer Br Irving yerPo S. E0y GqTGns
town ;. with ndsc and passengers 70 bruce ish'''' W
at the Bar at ll24 m crr.prD
steamer Aurania Rrl Mckay Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer AHchoTia tBr Campbell Glasgow
Steamer nekla DAM Thomson stettn. Copenhagen &c
fun I'aInrr Wi@snd CGer 3arcnds. Hamburg Cors
steamer Inns Ger, JungsL bremen via sou'N"HP""-
Steamer DE Ruyer (Beg) Arfstcn. AntwerP-Funch Edye
steamer Ia Bourgognc Fr Frangue Hsyr9A FORGET GET
g. PIN Forwood q Co.
steamer Al Caao OBJ. soholtEe Cludad Bolivar
bss City of san Antonio wilder Port Royal and Fer
Steamer Cherokee Bearso Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer city savannah Googns sayannsh-R Walker
Se,ner Gaucus coleman boston t
BARK John Currirr lbr lA"rchce hoso VI"
mark
Jacobse Pert Natal norton % sous
DE- Miranda Corbett MOnteyideo-John Norton a sons
SAILED
STEAMERS spain for Liverpool Aguan Kingston; Lampans
galveston city Of san Antonio Fenandna CITY OF Savannah
Savannah 9, nj. Son u-,,ctsco
1n,t Sap1ho Tor Buenos Ayres; Atlas, Limerick
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
,ox,ox Nov l4-Arrived steamer Barracuda (Br, Hub
Nov I5-Arrved, steamer City of Chicago
nS ciiord from NewYork On her way to Liverpool and
proceeded >- - Arrtved steamer Sorrento (Br) Cole
man from New YORK $500, . ,,,,-o,o m, ,.,,,o,
from Sew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

The stupdify Of the iackass is proverbiai. IL
,enni,cs a con-chisel and pile-driVer to GET an
ID into It's head II is just so with some eople.
They had rather stay sick and even dle 'n"n
admit that they are wrong
ANY sensible man knows - a. 1,,i>,i,
That Rogers ROYAL Ncrvine is the great Elxlr
Of Life. ,x-.,.. .,,.os all oorye and
brain diseases ,r,L ,i.Id
That Neralgia Sciatica and Sick Headache yield
That il Is the Ione.l;ept and closely guarded
secreI of the wonderful Brahmns OF India.
That il doesn't contain grain OF anything
hurtful narcotic ~
That tho man or woman who needs 1t ana Wont
use IL is cousin 10 Balaam's Ass.
Ceafs O 90. Worth 81 eco. TKe lies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
Jersey CITY.

The State Board Of Assessors on Thursday maze al
official ms pection of the Bevdec Delaware division Oh
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and reached Jersey Cny
late in the evening. Yesterday morning Governor
Green Joined them, and they started to make an IN
spec1ion of the Erie road far a. suiicrns lheSe IN
spectons are made only when company Appeals rom
bo valuations placed upon particular pieces Of prop
erty.
lanes Roche. the defeated Fusion candidate for
Iarge Of the Board Of FIeehodeIs, has an
nounccd his intention OF applying to the courts ior re-
count Of the ba lots lie believes that be was counted
out although his opponent Mr.. Bruggeman is credited
with over 800 majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

the year has been only fourteen and there Is no
marked prevalence Of the disease at present
David F. Meeker, brother and law-pariner o'
s. NJ. Meeker president of the Williamsburg SaNihi
Bank, died on Thursday at No. $50 Jehcisoh-aNc'
lie sxty-one years Old and was we'll known as
real estate lawyer His death sudden, ana was
due 10 a congestive chill. lie left FANNY i"o
funeral VIII occur tomorrow.
Tho fair of tho New Brooklyn Turn-Verein whicn
began in their hall in sumpter-st last Monday mas
been successful IL is given 10 get money 10 pay io
the hall. .
The Boards Of Aldermen and Supervisors formally
confirmed the tax-rolls yesterday. Taxes are duc o"
Monday, December 2 1900 -
The suit of James Cody to recover 100000 as
damages for the death of his daughter NIUE. VI
Oyster Bay, from her betrayer, Frank p Dudgeoh
has boen settled by the payment Of $1,000 ana
lawyers fee OF 81 800.
Peter Lake, better known as Grand Central Pete
the bunco steerer was held for the Grand jury !oo
tsr,iay by Police Justice Peterson for swndlng DaVu
L. Allen of No. IS Jcfrerson-ave., few weeks ako'
Postmaster Hendrix has been authorized to estao-
ush forty more additional stamp agencies III uaue
stores and business offices. The new SUP fos'Vn'.
station y, at Broadway and Iiasey-st has peo"
opened.
The F,nlay Stores at Kingst and Hamton-ave'
were sold at auction yesterday for S16l 600 10 inc
Equitable Life Assurance Company, wLnh NOUS
judgment against the properly. Inc SA"o" n,orIv
houses known as the Fnlay Stores belonged ip do
10 the Commercial Warehouse Company, "mon -
a mortgage to Charles Coudert for S4uo'o"V 80,
ago The Equitable Company has on me d Ju'e =. a.,
of Slo1 1853 80 against the property and ooueh' IL "
10 secure itself. -,
policeman named Stewart was nhed . ier O for
pay by Police Commissioner Bell yes'clua; In
Illegally arresting W. Zimmerman, a shoemaho,, r
Gates-ave. near Broadway, on November r. n bts
man testified that he saw Stewart KNOCK uo" w, -
sign and break it, and he asked him 10 pay i bo
stewar threatened him with arrest, and "hen nv, ~
said Arrest me If you want to, l VIII 70 h "-
YOU he was taken the police station on o"" to
of obstructng the Sidewalk. stewart sNu auspa
boys broke the sign but failed to prove inc 'h0e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
AFFAIRS ~ BEOOKLYN.

THE TROUBLES OF A FOURTEEN EAR OLD GIRL.
August Frey. salesman in Ne"-fork house VINO
is twenty-five years old has peNiStenuy annoyei
Fyeda scharf age fourteen, for the last TWO years.
with efforts 10 induce her TO marry him. lie ooaiucu
~ The same house for awhile aud threatened to shoot
her u she would MOI be his wife. Her father dis
armed him and kicked him ont OF doors but he soon
began ANNOYING her again. Finally TO escape him the
girl secured employment at distance from home ana
boarded. Frey found her again last SUNDAY ana re-
Of Inc society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
and was before Police Justice Peterson yesterday
Tie examination was deferred until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
WHAT re GOING ON TO-DAY.

Sosru , .. Iocsay Club races Elizabeth, p m
Racing Al Clifton. n. j., 80 p m
Or RyauceNs case. before Juoge baie"oIv, :, an
fec,ura by L.. ]. u. Lincoln, Columbia Oousge' "a '''
Irn,tsa Service Club No. a West Twenty eishtns@'
literary Club Of Harlem annual dinner Harlem Oiso'
evening. -, ...u.o,, syonIng
ov,I trcanum Club entertainment No. 16S Livingston
st., Brooklyn, p IN. .,,
Crescent Orange football match. Brookyh: ,. M
Polo Grounds, p. m 49, - ,,.o coonar
The Rev. DR.. II. Il. Mercdiths free lecture cooper
Irnio u III.