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Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Ep9orb.-9et b~siisuoteisres for frao9'
renoe SIHst o9 8suner, at Serreu ben 2oeu
Rai talote blsm til fig upr inosrlig sllisbe
lille 3atter gmilie Della efter 5 9o9es Sp.
9eleie; bun por 8 Waansoer ganmel. SAP
net er fort, boa er bet 8lRoe l at oioe benoe
biemme hos Cub. Serren gap, Ssrren tos,
Serrers Haun pRre lopet. t5reo meo ben
oes St9u. pelii9uet pore henoes Winoe.
Yiue BLUFF, Zane 60, gSis.
Spcer Hp9oro. YRaria Hp9oro.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
mpDerIanDene {.
Norge.

0.rsulsmorbet : Moroeren bar
,,saast Baa Opforbrins nebIfreu
aIpa Tnsreas Yetterien enbetis Ssns
gu S,n sic Wai en- Tilftaaelie. 9enne
Ny M paa, at ban fra 2orbas Mors
non 13se Gprit oar opbolot fig paa
s.,soI' at ban iaa ben Wfbsbe reiie fra
LINEN, huurefter ban i1os no en- 8ins
s",sruSs os berueo baneoe fig aosuns
y auiet. San ppbolot fig inoe | Sus
II Nibpoe ON @ftsrmiooasen psb 6.
Es,n tcm bism, os git oa cp paa 9ofs
= neo aicppes Bssie, iom ban flor
aa,r bopoe labet meb bans Immuni=
.rr ga ben Gipsbe git ben til bet
n.Tausbs 8inou, ifioo ban bam. Sen
Trrs,os bapbe oa 2 @anse raabt Seiu
s.yn Oa par itrnr berpaa bsb. Mproe.
Nv trot bam ind / Sooeuereliet, bel.
ne ssnsen Oper BAN cs pnaiatte
SlSsn. r
H(plQeltH ptSuo w eN'eIi'I Sb'i'ileh'
NJ fac bag quiet lissenbe SfosbOlbt,
NJ nj gluen, fulste benne, inotil ban
IT reo for 9inberuo fanbt ct Ouersansss
NJ. buOr ban git ooer glpen os op paa
rrnohiemspeien. Derfra gift ban tn
spn. buur ban famine often ranslebe
st 10 aroner, ibet ban, foruben afbs
W uhr, / bennes CONNER bapbe funbet
n grua meb omfrins II &roner i
sdpvenge % en- Sung meb 80 8roner
,sapirpfnse. Jor enoel at bisie Bense
s,sts ausialbenbe fig fOrifjelise Ting
tlnnot Gnset en- &leonins til en-
Srs Of 25 aroner, men / 2sbet Of faa
iass latte ban fine fontante Bense ooers
hi "a bapoe peb Nnbolbelien fun SO
ln aontanter. Joruben De 1O7 ar.,
i'm ban tiluenote fig &Ontunter peb
Vmost, ituffeoe ban fig 5 &roner peb
b uHiirtte ben Nfosoes ubr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

8aa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etieuot9lsres
for frapRrenoe SlRat o9 Benner, at bet be-
bo9eoe Cub / fin Btsoom at portable min
elifebe Wauo VelS Weliou 8aaieoeleu peo
en- itlGe 9sb ben 2Soe Npril; ban bar fsot /
Bong | YaloerS ben ODE December 1884.
San efterlaoer Zig Suftru os 3 Spinner. 5reb
meo bans Stso osliisnet bore bans Wtuoe.
Sarmonp, 5,umore 60, YRinu., 22oe Yai
1889.
H2rs. Nasne Hilion 8aaieoelsu.
Htls Hilion, Senrp ytelion o9
Martin Hilion Baaieoelen
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
ul0inotraterne.

saloinotGsterne. Oct slabelise
Fs5lHs, iOm , ben ienere gib bar oiii
6anbel % Ssfart, fees osiaa al
Es s0st i'm 8irfnins paa &isets 9olbs
FEaSsr, Der MI er abfillis itsrre emf
p 5 ibtafpiste Npril Waaneb ue:
f'Se IdaleoeS TolDintraberne belle
\ 3998,313 mob 8r. $3.50, 919 oa
2 32S4,215 | famine Waaneb | 1888
El0S2, Bare Deb &riitiania Tolbs
aaoaloroe 9olbinbtesterne MI | Ipril
\ 2O78,696.
b MI forlBbne 10 Maaneber al
FsSsstanret 1888 SO bar Tolbintras
tiItrobS for at uofsrielstoloen
a4e anSre 8arer eub 9relait ophes
w 'ro lite Suli {. ". - ub9iort &r.
.5,lSl. 5or belle Bubsetperioben
tololnbtraberne I 2isbeb meb be
~ 10 guosetaar anIaaet til 8r. 49,
$1,000.
stan Tan iaalebes oiltnof for inbepas
W Yerloee paaresne ct Operlfab al
al Ntlion &roner. Maaueberne
y Suni i~nbbraste remlis ifior til
ansl CO. &r. 100000, os | BE-
s'alns az 9olbinotrabernes Stisnina
Nosn ben 3ib naa man piitnot
an1e paaresne enbel mere.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
CtEalaS. - 1872 Qcres ubmortet

CtIjalaS. - 152 Ncres ubmortet
- 4uno tllialss. srenienoe til 2anbsbpen
glarisla, Sooo Co., URtnn, boor Der er en-
norii o. en- iuenff lutberff Rirfe, DEPOT, 4
Butitter. Campaigning os Slourmsle, 100
Ncres opoprfet. 5laot o9 rist 9auo, ali
inobe9uet. 30 gcres, Reiien gs os 2sunes
lfop, goot Siemmema,teo c9 Nrbeioe for
N9no o9 Teams belle Btnteren islenusm.
Ter er rtnoeuoe Bomb, soot Boautussbus,
Gaoe o. uobuie. Ganoet bar p1Iet aoot
arbeioet; Der linoes inaeu Steu eQer {rRs
itubber paa bet. Rris S1S pr. Ncre; en- Ere
oieoel %toutant, paa Refteu siues fem Vars
SeuitGuo. 5or nRrmere Oplpsniuser iiriu
til Geo. W. Ylarmine, Glartsia, 3ooo Co.,
Dtiun. 35.5.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
gu6leus N~rnifasSaIpe.

9ette er ben beoite Salpe | Beroeu for
Sfaar, pprepeu Cub, Saar, g1rteiaar, Gal
Rbeum, Ssberinar, uoI9t, Siab, 5roitbpl
Der, Qiatprue % ale Subipsoomms os bel
6reoer aloelcs Piles, os buis ben life sisr bet
GA frRpes ingeu Betalius. Zen er saruntere
at Ituue gigre fu~loitGubis Gplosit, erers fnu'
nan 1enseue tilbase. Tris 25 Gents pr
2glte. S9lses hos
8. 8. Npntgomerp & 60.
DEBORAH, Soma o. paa Npotbeier | aas an
bre Bner.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

9ew.-Serpeo beilenotslsres for froua
renoe Sl99t o9 Benner, at bet bebaaeoe ben
alpiie Cub | lin Sisoom at portable fra
bette ioroiife Gip til ct beore Dor iI9re Ssn
Carl gopin lem. Gan par fsot ben lite
Sum- 1873 os bBoe ben lite Nprtl 1889.
5reb meo bans Sigu, oelii9net bore bans
Winoe.
Souiton. Ninn, 22be giai 1899.
Karen }etp. Ole Y. Ten.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Rne-Iet hs~iiruhtoiares h.rnen Nor ira.

Rpe.-Tst bsiIenbtsisres beroeo for fro
p9renoe Sl19t oe Senner, at bet bsbageoe
ben alpiie Quo at boItialoe min Jaoer Hrue
Z. Epe oeo en- title og roli9 Iso ben 2oen
Yoi 1889. Saa bar fsot ben 17oe Jebr
1917 paa 9aaroeu Ttttneis iRorore Nurbal,
Nores, % uouaubreoe I'll Nmerifa / 1850 og
boiatte ia | BERN. Bis., buor ban lsueoe
inotil 1876, eu ban Hptfeoe til 5urtile, Sop,,
bpor ban lepeoe inottl In 9so. 5reo meo
DIT Stsp, pelfianet q Dit 9Riuoe.
5urtile, Soma.
O. q Rns
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
SnSebrGnot Barn.

hpts:
On Fraffelis ulptfe bar banbt Der,
BIT It l Nar sammelt Barn inbe.
krnOts. Mooeren Der bar biemmt
Lns mso 2 Bern, bporaf bet enc 4
Er aammelt, 1tulbe iprinse ct Snar=
EinSe up til en- Naboplabs os la9be
ssf be Smaa | Sensen. pa bun tom
tllss, fob belle Quiet / 2uer, % BET
Ensts Barn bar opbrenot. Set ftsrre
.sSs iaaet 9sren op - bpilfet bun
Esris for bapbe prfet = % par barbes
b lummen ub, boor en- Nabpfone fanbt
EnS srabenbe os tos fig at benbe.
TrNsren matte meb Wast bolbes til
trss, oa bun / fin Jortuiulelie bible
1te zig IND | 2uerne.
Ga 6uiet bar nebtr9nbt, fanbtes be
ttuasoe 9eoninser af Barnet.
Otter be . plpsninser, iom forelisser,
Fr bet lite antases, at llforfstisbeo
f& Slbsn bar oeret Iarias til Brans
y, lNet bet lille reooeoe Barn fortalte,
VT bar bespnbt at brenoe oeb Slben
0unsrsret. 5pritlffer bapbe 8srnene
u SnleoHins til at faa fat /.
@nnSen Der er Susmano % | baarlis
FAr0mlf Sitting, baobe life asiureret
Hlitsbe peo 8ranoen Ilt, buao ban
E.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
O.. e. Rpe.

9aoioiou-0erueo beilenotsisres for
frooRrenoe SlRst % Benner, at bet bebas
seoe Serren / fin Bisoom at portable ira
bette gip I'll ct bebre Harttu 0lptoion I en-
Aloer al 25 Gar os 5 Rnaueoer. Suu tsoe
, Sroen paa fin Jrelier. 5reo meo bans
Stsu, oeliisuet pGre baus Yftuoe.
aenittt, Soma, ben 1Soe Ulai 1889.
YRrs. Rasubtlo Bapioiou.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
|esol8 luppet. Ssn af &ommans

eael8 lnppet. Ssa af &ommanz
tsSeant alett paa Bois Tom fisrenoe
tp'lcemOen os ffulee nebouer til
~ssn' "a ban fom til 8eififtet,
S%OSneoeien frDbisr 8eien til 9pils
sa, bible Seiten efter sammel Bane
olemOoer, os ba Sr. &lette iaa
H. t9'te 9smmen, for at faa ben
89a Den anoen gei. git ben Bag
IsO ben 5slse, at Seit os 8osn
1sIor ben temmelis bBie 8ersbam'
9r' alette Der iao | Bosnen TOM
"oe reo paa be farpe Stene / Of
Isoens Seiten % 8iarren blep
;.lVs '9len | ct Ere oppe | uren.
tusoe itpnbe fig unba, falbt ban,
9an ut uosle Sframmer ! Nm
,.9 log ben enc Sfulber af 2sb.
% alarren Tom MI beiIenbe neb.
metteoe Rpssen; men Sr 8lette
\, s@ = oeo ct timber fra ben poeril
Su'trelie msb be ouenfor omtalit
n, .' n Der fun oil uolbe bam nOsle
nO9le War fibsn bapoe e., Mant
5Ss' uoouer paa iamme Steb. Sle'
Nv, .,.soe oenaans mob ct paa Stupet
W. 2re. iaa ulptfsn afuenbtea
kS, s''e o'ltnof Opisres ct orbentlisI
0so bette farliSe geifptte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

SIion.-S erpeo beiienotsisres for fra
uRreube Sl9st og Ssnusr. at bet bebaseoe
Cub / fin Sisoom at portable fro bette Sin
til ct beore Sobau 8. Ssoal ben 13os YRat
Ell Nleer Of % War, 6 Raaneoer.
San osoe / 3roen pna lin 5relier % bar
bel bereot Ill at os. 5reo meh bans Stsp
peliianet ppre bans Ninoe.
Sbernan, 5afotd.
gmbrtd Clieu. sSulia Slion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
stortbiugsoieten | aaulle 9aae.

storibiugsoieten | sanlle Sage.
2ope al 14oe Stunt 1916 % 20oe Nus
quit 1921 beitemte for 9binsmanbene
frit "8uarter" meb 9iener os 9iener.
TANNER, 2ps os 8ranoe. Brarts oms
b1ttebe bette meb ti~lluarente @ootsip>
relie I Bense, nemlis pr. 9as 2 Spo. i
Dict 60 Shilling for 2iener FAINT fra
" shilling op I'll l Spo. for 8uarter.
8 1845 faitlatte 9ieten til 3 Spb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
SperQsmaalet ON Surplopens tlb

Sper8smaalet ON SurDlooens uos
iGttelie bar uaret unoer 9ebat / Stors
tbinset. Statsminiiteren, Statsraab
8. 9. Dahl iamt Stortbinssmenoene
8letaftao os Welbus uotalte fig imob
lloIettelie. mebenS stang. Solmbo,
STAB os g. D. Nielien meb Here talte
for uoiattelis. Sasen afsjoroes, ibet
iamtlise lloietteliesforllas forfatebes.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Gn 6un0reoaariua,

Gn 6unoreoaaring. Ssrres Gari'
ftiau Sobannesien Tronos pr. Sanos
n1s feirebe ben 25oe Npril fin 100
aarise Daabsbns. 5an CT nemlis bsbt
| R~onssbers airfe ben 25oe Npr,l 1889.
Nosen beftemt Ssoielsbas oibes life, oa
man paa ben lib fun anisrte 9aabss
hagen | Winiiterialbsserne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Whites - l1nbertesnebs, Der bar TO
~ meset sooe gramiuer fra uuberoficers'
ifolen / EhronobIem, soot inbe | enislt os
bobbelt Bosholberi, Dnifer Blabs paa ct
&ontor eIer lianinoe. Nnbefaler mig osiaa
iom 9ersr for MORT Sfole, ia ieg tRorse
bar holpt oil 5ntlis Nftenifole meo Bibros al
Staten. Slere meset sobe Nttefter fan piies.
.. Sterf, GATE Benton. &ineolu, Rtun.
3152
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Ri~ns-Serpeb beiisnotsisres, at Sans
Teoerien Ring forloo I'm ioroiIfe Sptte peo
en- ftiue 5so ben 8oe Ufai Dan oBoe Of
"Bneumonia" | en- Aloer al IS Nar. Nfbsoe
bar fsot / 5ielbe paa 2oIano | 9anmal I, og
tom BERTH for 90 War iiben; ban efterlaoer
8one og 3 borne Bern. Sreo NIB bans
Stsu, peliisnet pRre bans DRtnoe.
8elp Broof, Gconto 60, Bis., ben 13oe
Utai 1859. Sobn gricsion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Wrrfeliat llfpffestilfalbe. On Gr

WtRrIeIIBI NIDIIepIIIIEIue. VH vi
beiber paa ben npe 8elltnie 9lennem Uto
/ 9telemarten fob for en- IA 9ase iiben
% baftsoe lss paa 9alen. San rams
mebe pluoielis meb paffen en- 9pnaz
mitpatron, iom laa inbfrosiet | Sien.
Yatrunen srploberebe. Satfen TpnSeoes
/ 8eiret os req pat naiten bet balpe al
Manbens Nniist, liseiom osiaa bans
2eseme forsurist fit itps Staoe. Wan'
ben bsbe efter tire 9ases 5orlsb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Norf Amerifalinie. Oct forlpber,
at YerSem9no @briitiania / Nnleo
ming al "Sanmarf"s Jorlis oil iuobpoe
til aftietesnins paa en- norit 4merifas
linie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Grffatning pil bliue fore laaet bepil.
get en- %aluobanbler os Ssn, Der bier
arreItereoe iom mistanfte for at babe
besaaet WOrbst / 2eroal. Wan baaber,
at ~Nnorasenoet uil pi1be Nutoriteternes
Slfalo. Baube alubebanolsren ps Ssns
men Hal BABE taset fig meset NOR al
Nrreltdtioneu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Stort SeleionanlGs. NelIem Dram.
men ps ilere af be ulstisfte Sumter
beas Oplano paatanfes ct itsrre 3eIe.
fonanlas. buis 8%oitenoe er %anlaaet til
10000 Sc. Sem Serrer fra 9rdmmen
% Buiferub Nmt bar ubiteot IftieiHo'
bpoelie til J~oretaSenoet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

OnifeS. -unbertesnebe oil fisbe ct
~ CT Carload uom9rteoe NplsboSper for
Seftsmarteo.t / gursta, Taiota. 5or uu9e
sooe S0pper betaIes COB Bris.
VI. o TUBE,
Tecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Eli Norofap aater Setter 8ilbelr

Eli Norofap aster Setter 8ilbelm
al 9plflano at reiie | Suli eler Iusuit
Maaneb. &eiien Ter efter Snbbpoelie
fra aonsen af NOrse ps Sverige. Den
ipbite Waler SaIbmann, Der iom be-
fienbt oslaa Deb 5arten til Noroen o9
8slsgene / Spben l~ebiasebe 8eiieren,
bar al Mpnarfen perionlis fact Sps
forbrins til at oeltase &eiien til Norbs
Zap.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
ubpgQeliat.

ubDg9eligt. "Worsenblabet" for
4os Wtal Ifriuer:
"&aptein / Marinen 81. M. Beterier,
Der bar uon9pnt til gbef paa &oruetten
"Nornen" unoer bens %foreftaaenoe 9ost,
er pluoielis blepen remplaceret / oenne
Sizzling, buortil 8aptein &ied | bans
Steo er uon9ont. @runben ffal bore
ben, at &aptein Bsterien bar siort fig
ifplois / Gere anitsoelise 5orbolo, iaa
at bans Ssbbliusn iom officer, efter
ben militare Strafelous 8eitemmelier,
oerueo umulissisres. Bet forlpoer, at
8apteinen CT afreiit til ublanbet".
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

During the review term beginning
Sept. 2nd DEBORAH Institute will fur
nish dayboard at $3.50 per week.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
llinblste yrsoe psb Ietorab 3. =

Sigrio Branbftao-8tor9 3nuieu Scribe.
Did - Sable Rnubiou - Berfe 6ansoot'er
Roeu-9hritinn Soolauo - Rirnis & Rel
iou-T. RsIius-Sulia D Oliou-Sisrtruoe
y Srurus-Buunilo See.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
@8tepteoe.

Yer9-Beterirn Ten 16be Eai I
Bruoens 5orRlores GUS | Seiper peb Boitpr
Sebus: Ole Y. Berg al 2tcorab os sttis
Daarie 8. Beterion al Seiper. De Hps,fte
bar boiat zig Der | Bpen. -IecorabsBoften
~sratulerer os suitsr bet unse Yar ct lan9t os
lpfielist Samltp.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Seteran 6ans Yaulien Yilbergseie,
@tospolc, fsot ben zoe Nouember 1887,
afstf Deb 9soen ben lobe Npril / en-
aloer al 10l Nur os 5 Waansosr. San
bar / ben fenere 2io bolot Sensen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Prof. Breckenridge claims that by
a iudicious use of oral instruction
DEBORAH Institute does twice as much
for it's students as it otherwise
could do.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Heoaftsr Siple er Of Statsraabsafoe'
linaen / StCdpolm iuoiilet iom No. !
til RissartiuarpOiten | 3ronobism.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
Gu mn fongelig GommisFon eler

"8omite" til Bebanbltns af bet iaa'
"5inneipsrssmaal", Der iier /
norbre giteroalen bar sipet Inleonins
til mango 8OpHtfter mellem Bsnoerne
% De ompanfenoe Rensopreiere, ffal
nebiattes meb bet fBrfte. Otter 5ors
lpoenpe lfal WeblemstaIet bliue noset
minore enb / tiolisere &ommis iioner.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

6spriien paa Setlanoet er meset
Lap taar mob ifior. Saaleoes Hal peo
auttion paa Wuitao, 8aroal, 81 al
minore COB 8ualitet bare betalt meo
2 til 4 ar. pr. Sfpo. Os uomerfet
sOot Ss er u~noerbaunoen iolst os leues
ret frit / @jsuif for s 8r. pr. Sfpb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
salt Gtenoom
ttliaIaS eukr ttQete.

tserttsi.mentr. ioaism 'garn %ttIiaIss-. '9us tits
fsIss'. 'pus ttnsts'. -1iensas Isbts'. 'plass snIes'
sis.. pI ira M al t~ssrs.t.s ior / Gent ". Orb for bsu
Sang. en'sIiu Dsshapu. T. u. 5srbsstap til It
Raun rssues isr ct Orb. aputisfsmsnter. Der its, lss.
iasa 81 Detailing. tasa isss eenfsn til
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Sort 2Gse | Wiisionens 5ienefe.
Spftpr 3bsien, Ssn al 9ttrlftsl9se
9beien i &riliansiuno, aster ON fort
3io at afsaa mso Utis fionsfibet "Baus
lus" til Madagascar for for at arbeioe
peo MisIionen oeriiebs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29

Onjfes. 10 sobe Wsbelineofere
~ fan faa ftaoist os soot Arteioe Garet
ruuot ueo at benoenoe fig Ifriftli8 til VI. &.
Sattleber9, WaribNelo, 8is. 35.6
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-29
910SiaIo.

aI.issdiss rSsiaD sstss.s I -BsuskesArs' len
tisifi srsits. Or Nrtrss en- fsssas sr.efssfk 81
'istIsiisrs 3rs,sn ,an Issfssu a Brs, ss .ss
issssaf bdsls sch 8 Gtrts ~ etsis { 9srauh,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-22
IT PUZZLES THE JURY.
The Prosecutor Denies that He Knows
How 1t Is Himself.

The Prosecutor Denies that He Knows
How 1t Is Himself.
Mrs. Marietta Chapman, of No 81
Clinton street, employed on May Mary
Mcdonald, a colored woman, as SER
want. The day following William Nc
Donald, Marys husband, called, and
later Mrs. Chapman missed $50, from a
bureau on the parlor floor. She sus-
pected Mary and William Mcdonald.
Detective Hottie arrested the woman and
two weeks later William surrendered
himself.
The trial of the couple came up late
yesterday afternoon. 1t was shown that
Mcdonald, after his call, paid his rent,
bought q suit of clothes and changed a
ten and five dollar bill.
When Mcdonald was called by Coun-
sellor Ryerson to testify in his own behalf
he said that he had been saving up money
to go ON a spree and had started after
calling on his wife.
'Why didn't you come home sooner?"
asked the Prosecutor.
''Oh, don't know; you know how it is to
be on SPREE After the laughter at this
reply had subsidized, the Prosecutor en-
phatically retorted-"No; don't"
Mary Mcdonald swore that she did not
take the $50 in question, and said that she
was married by agreement" to William
last November in Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Chapman admitted that two men
had access to her back parlor at the time
the money was stolen.
The case was given to the jury between
four and five O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
They could not agree and were locked up
all night and until noon today when they
were discharged,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-22
BLAMEs TIRE HoBoKEN POLICE.

Prosecutor Winfield Says That Wit
nesses were Allowed to Escape.
Martin Getz, Hoboken grocer, was put
upon trial in the General Sessions this
morning upon charge of receiving stolen
goods; namely, four tubs of butter, one
tub of lard and two cheese, stolen from
the wholesale store of Colonel Benjamin
f. Hart Policemen Gallagher and Sic
bert swore to finding the property in
Getz's store. The prisoner told them that
he bought the goods of Cornelius Ferdan
and paid IS on account of $15 agreed upon.
When the policemen completed their
testimony Prosecutor Winfield struck at
the Hoboken police authorities by declar-
ng:-"Because of the stupidity of the Ho-
boken police, we are unable to have here
the evidence of Cornelius Ferdan and
Frederick Leiber, who stole the goods.
One was allowed to flee to Ohio and the
whereabouts of the other we can't learn"
The defendant denied all knowledge
that the goods he bought were stolen
goods. The case is now IN the hands of
the Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-22
AMATEUR BALL MINES.

The Stocktons are After the Rutherford
Stars-Emeralds and Electrics.
The Stocktons and Rutherford Stars ex-
pect to play two games of ball at Ruther-
ford Park on Decoration Day. The former
club thus far has played thirteen games
and won eleven. OF the other two, one
was tie and the other was defeat by
the Empires, of Hoboken, a very strong
nine The Stocktons have new uniforms
and look well in them. Their manager,
Ed Farley, is very ill, and the boys are
looking about for good man to fill his
place. On Decoration Day the best team
will be put forward. Sully and Moyian
will be the battery in the mornin, and
Condor and Downey in the afternoon.
The Stars play good ball this year and
has been said that the Stocktons would
take the place of the disbanded Wood
wards In the Amateur League, and there
is good chance that twill be done. In
that case there will be but one game with
the Stars on Decoration Day, as the Stock
tons would have to play the Empires on
the Jersey City Baseball Grounds in the
morning before the Atlantic League
game.
The Electrics, of Hoboken. are a strong
nine. They play as follows:-Snyder, c.;
CT; Dempsey, r.f.; Costello, If; Web
ster, 3D.; Cordeis, s.s The order is one
in which they bat sometimes. They wear
handsome gray uniforms. They play the
Jersey City Juniors in Hoboken on Deco
ration Day.
The Emeralds, of Grove street, usually
bat as follows:-W. Cregan, lb.; NJ. Cas-
Quinn, /, f.; Ryan, SIS: P. Cregan, c. f.;
Mike Fields (brother of ''Jackop Fields, of
the Pittsburgs), +. f.; w. Cassidy, 3b.
The Emeralds play good ball. There is a
series on between them and the Stocktons,
to be played in June.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-22
HANGED WITH A BELL ROPE.
John Case, an Eric Brakeman, Takes His
Own Life.

John Case, an Eric Brakeman, Takes His
Own Life.
John Case, for the past three years en-
ployed as brakeman on the Erie Rail-
road, committed suicide early this morn
ing by hanging himself with a bell rope
in one of the passenger coaches side
tracked near the head of the depot.
Galyanizer Michael Burke first discov-
cred the body. He was crossing the plat
form of the coach to reach the opposite
side of the track just after daylight, and
glancing inside was Mortified at the sight
of q mans body suspended by the bell
rope from one of the centre cross beams,
with the tips of his toes barely touching
the floor
He called several fellow workmen, but
all were so frightened at the spectacle
that no one would 60 near the body. The
police were notified, and Patrolman Nc
Dermott was sent to cut the body down,
which was subsequently conveyed, at the
request of friends and County Physician
Converse, to Boylan's morgue on Pavonia
avenue, where it now lies awaiting the
arrival of relatives.
The suicide was forty years old, of
medium stature, with closely cropped
red moustache, and was partially bald. A
terrible cash is revealed about the neck
caused by the tightening of the rope. He
was seen an hour before the act was COM
mitted sitting near by, and told some one
he was "going home tomorrow"
He is widower, with three children,
who live with his parents at Greenville,
New York. For nine months he has been
| taking his meals at No. 143 Provost street,
and sleeping in the coaches of his train at
the yards. Mrs. Perry, the lady who keeps
| house at No. 143 Provost street, said
he had been more or less respondent of
late, especially since receiving a letter a
few days ago supposed to have been from
woman with whom he had been keeping
company. He resigned his position Mon
day, drew his pay, and gave it out among
his friends that he was going to his home
in Greenyille. He has been in the habit
of talking at random for some time,
and his friends have often remarked that
no reliance could be put upon his words.
He was tossed by an engine in the yards
about year ago, and has not appeared to
act nationally since. The deed is supposed
to have been committed during momen-
tary fit of insanity.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-22
CHAPPIE MORAN WINS.
He Knocks Out Frank Donovan, of New
York, in the Ring.

He Knocks Out Frank Donovan, of New
York, in the Ring.
Chappie Moran, of the Scottish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club, and Frank Donovan,
of New York, fought to a finish in well
known sporting house in Hoboken last
night. The battle was for $500 side and
lea. Both men claimed to be the 105-
pound champion.
Moran wore blue tights and was in
good condition. He weighed 1041a pounds
and stood five feet one inch in his stocking
feet. He was seconded by Cal Mccarthy
and Mike O'Mara. Donovan wore black
tights and stood two inches higher than
NJ oran, but did not appear to be in such
good condition. He weighed 105 pounds.
Dan Custy and Dan Gallagher were his
seconds. Pete Donohue was referee and
John Eckhart and Fred Hart were time
keepers
+ The twomen stepped into the ring to-
time was called at twenty minutes to ten
Fourteen savage rounds were fought.
Moran had things all his own way from
the start In the first round Donoyan's
left eye was badly damaged. In the third
round it was entirely closed, but Donovan
was allowed first blood, having hit Moran
a tremendous blow on the nose. The fifth
to eighth rounds were gone through with
out a hard blow, but both men got
winded.
From the ninth to the fourteenth
rounds Moran hammered his opponent at
will, but Donovan stood up like a game
cock and bore his punishment well. The
fourteenth round was brutal. When time
was called Moran rushed Donovan over
the ropes and battered him. They elinched,
but Moran drew off and taking deliberate
aim, hit Donovan blow which knocked
him in heap. He could not rise in the
time limit, and the fight was awarded to
Moran.
About sixty spectators were present.