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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.
POINTS OF INTEREST FROM VARIOUS PARTS



The body of a man was found floating in the rive
at the PeTepont stores yesterday and removed iC
the morgue. The man was about thirty years old
FIVE feet eight inches in height, with dark hair anC
sandy mustache The clothing consisted of checl
shirt dark trousers, cotton socks and Congress Geis
The Commission to inquire into the need of improve
ment for the Cowanus Canal will begin its work th
week. A report to the Mayor must be made by sep
TENDER 49,
Congressman W. c. Wallace has gone TO Washing
ton and Brooklyn Republicans anxiously await new
In regard 10 the Federal appointments.
The roadway of the Bridge will be CLOSED
tomorrow and kept closed while the banking is re
newed. The work will take fortnight.
The Fulton-st station of the Union Elevated roac
was opened yesterday
Colonel William Hester publisher Of The Eagle.
is seriously i'll at bis home. No 15S Remsenst, bu
is believed to be improving
Edward f. Andrews has begun suit agans
wechsler & Abraham. the drygools firm, TO recover
$4,000 as damages for injuries received by Lin a.
a driver for one Of their delivery wagons when TN
forward axle broke and he was thrown and badly
hurt.
Gottfried Muscari, age sixty, of No % Central
ave-, attempted suicide yesterday by taking opium
He was conveyed 10 st. GATHERINGS Hospital.
Permits for ninety-eght buildings, to CO.
81 $50 ,425, granted last week
The number of dogs licensed is s.032.
Henry wetmore captain of the ice boat Farel, wn'
held in So 900 bail yesterday TO answer to charge
aggravated assault upon Mrs. Rosie Hastwick, viii
of the captain of canal boat
Residents of South Brooklyn want Fourth-ave
paved from Twenty ffh-st. TO the city line at Six
tieth-st. 1t is now dirt road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
than the races this experience can commonly be


avoided
The man who insists on humming the mnsc as IL
is being performed has demonstrated his ability 10
create annoyance 10 the Brighton Beach Music Han
As there are usually good many vacant places, IL
is not hard matter to escape from the range OF MS
obnoxious performance; but when one has secured
decidedly comfortable place and settled himself down
for a couple Of hours OF enjoyment 1t Is nuisance
to be compelled to make change. sometimes these
persons will succumb 10 the fIOwnS and glanceS Oh
which they are made the object by their nelghborS,
but, as a rule, / suppose, a man who VIII disturb
Others in this fashion has too small a supply OF me
instincts of a gentleman 10 take hint OF that SORT
Last Sunday a young woman whose nght-hand heigh
Dor devoted himself to this species OF enjoyment fOf
himself at length lost her patience, and turning
politely to the music iend, remarked Pardon me-
but do you know that your humming is very annoy
ing Instead Of instantly responding to the re-
buke the young continued his performance, ana
even increased his vchemence. This continued tor
several minutes. and would probably have continued
10 the end OF the concert had not the woman whose
escort he was by dint OF persistent whispering, IN
duced him to relapse into silence The young man
looked like a gentleman and wore stylish suit OF
white flannel. The inventor of some means OF et-
fectially mlzzng such he would be entitled to the
lasting gratitude Of his fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
STARRED HIMSELF FOUBrEDy MINES

A guest at the ST. Clair Hotel Washington and
Concord SIS, attempted TO commit suicide time
after 10 p. m. Friday, and the act was not dis
covered until about yesterday. On Tuesday lac
went 10 the hotel and registered as A. Gambler, oil
New-York lie was quiet in his manners aud at
tracted no particular attention. On Friday night he
went to his room at 10 o'clock A chambcrmsid yes
terday went to his room and found him lying Oh tie
bed with the sheets covered with blood The man
had cut the arteries In his wrists and also slashed his
chest the heart. There were fourteen stab
wounds. lie was taken TO the Homeopathic Hos
pItal where Ii said the wounds would not neces
sarly prove fatal
The wouldbe suicide told the police thai his name
was 4. Gerber. age thirty five. and that he was
merchant. lie would give no address. Ii Is be
Iieved thai both Inc names arc assumed Al The
hospital yesterday afternoon he deiiri0us aud
talked Of Nottingham and other English towns. Hs
showed signs Of Insanity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
A WEDDING.

Mas Jennie Kirk Lockwood and Charles g. saltel
rora married en- Wednesday at the home of the bride
narents. No Os4 Lsfayete-ave. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. David H. Flemming OF ST.
Rarnabas's Protestant Episcopal Church. One OF the
ornaments worn by the bride was a bracelet made
fifty years ago for wedding present for her mother
consin The gift was from Edwin Hicks. The maid
=, Lonor was Miss Mamie Blondel The couple will
beein housekeeping at No. 40 Llndcn-St.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. +. o. LOCK
wood nalents Of the bride Mrs. James Saer, mother
OF the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mis-. Theodore Lockwood
Ricbard Salier. James sanr J. Hasbrouck stanton
Mrs Blondel Miss r Titus. Miss Agnes Titus. Miss
Mary Kate Griffin. Miss Ida stanton, Mr.. and Mrs
Lanes H. Titus, Mr.. and Mrs. Yanes. Miss Phoebe
Ebrcott Mr. and Mrs. A. ii. milford. OF Painteld
n. j.: Miss Jennie Bergen, Miss Maudle Moore D. H.
DAILY, Dr. and Mrs {. Van Schoonhayen. Mrs. thar
lotte Humphrey, Mrs. Hoffman. Miss Fanny Norman
Miss Soders. Mr.. and Mrs. Conselyea, Miles Butcher
aud Mr. and Mrs. Capers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
GEN. CROOKS CALLS HIS OPPONENT DONKEY,

GEN. CROOKS CALLS HIS OPPONENT DONksf'
Justice Power at the Essex Market Court yestsr
day began the examination I'm the case Oh Fraeri's
William stokes Palmer, the Englishman who is charsea
by Marks Jacobs a money lender, with obtaining fsou
from him by false representations While JACOBS wax
telling how Mr.. stokes had obtained money rom
him he interrupted by wofdy warfare oc'"ees
his counsel. ex-Assembyman John +. Mcintyre ana
General Crooks who appeared for the defence. oroo
called the ex Assemblyman donkey ana sa'd hS
had not the instincts OF gentleman. Tho counsel
for the accused IS much oder man '"an mr. ''o'
Intvre and the latter said that were II not for M
innruitv he would castigate him for his language.
This incenssd the venerable General, and he aroea
and invited Mcintyre to meet him on the street,
Justice Power made peace between the two lawyers
Jacobs on cross animation, said that he relied pr@
cIpaly on PaImers statement that he was acting fos
the Lord Mayor of London. Mr. Jacobs asked
LAWYER Crooks do you know astronomy ~ u oo-
iect.s cried Lawyer Mcintyre. the charge against
your client Is larceny and not astronomy The sxz
animation was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
4uR EYE INJUBED BY A STRAW HAT.

The wife of Sergeant gladden.. of the Third Pre-
cinct, met with a strange accident on Thursday
which is Likely to prove serious. Her little daueh-
ter Lilly about nine years Old, had on broad
brimmed hat of straw. the edges being serral ed.
While the child was passing her mother, who was
STOPPING al the time. the edge Of the brm grazed one
of Mrs. Cadden's eyes, cutting groove across the
eyeball. The cut Is serious that the doctors fear
the eve cannot be saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

The Brooklyn and ST. Louis teams will meet again
this week and should the home team be successful In
the series St Louis may be sent West deprived or
the lead. The Baltimore team is also playing strong
game and may yet trouble the leaders, The Athledcs
are as cratic as of DID, and may be in second pace
one week and in fifth next The QuaksIs are too
unsteady 10 be positively dangerous in the race for tha
pennant Collins, the second baseman OF the Brook
Iyn club IS mourning the loss Of handsome diamond
ring which disappeared mysteriously at the Ridge.
wood Park game last Sunday. The finder will be 70.
warded by returning 1t to Washington Park Tbs
American Associations schedule of games Tor the week
IS as follows:
Today-Brooklyn Cincinnati, at Rdgewood Park
connbIis vs. louisville Columbus; Athletic vs. Kansas
City Philadelphia -,
Nonday-Coumbus vs. Cincinnati, at Columbus; Bali
tmOre St LOnls al b%NHoreI A'he~N w. h"-.~~
City at Philadelphia
iros,av Rrookyn vs. Louisville, Washington PARK
Rrooklyn Columbus Cincinnati, az columbus Athetl
vs. ST. Louis, Philadelphia; Baltimore vs. hahsas
City, at Baltimore go ,,,.,,..
Wednesday Brooklyn Louisville, at washington
Park brooklyn Athletic VS. ST. Louis, at fhlladeiphal
psiiimope vs. kansas City, Baltimore; Columbus VS..
Cincinnati. at Columbus
Brooklyn Louisville, at washington PgrKi
prooklvn. Athletic st. Louis, at Phadelpnlai ba'
imore VS. Kansas City, at Baltimore.
Frlday-Brookyn VS.. ST. Louis al washington PARK,
RrookIvn: Columbus W.. kansas Guy az 0oiunlousl
htbIetic VS. louisville at Philadelphia; Baltimore VS..
Cincinnati. Baltimore.
soturday-Baltimore VS. Cincinnati, at Baltimore; Ath
Iatic rs louisville at Philadelphia; Brooklyn w. ~.
Touy at Washington Park, Brooklyn; Columbus VS.
Kansas City. Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
TWO DOZEN rROUT IN

TWO DOZEN Trout IN TWO HOURS
Richard Hyde, tho popular and successful thsat
rjcaI manager Of the firm Of Hyde lehman has been
enjoying fine sport at Lake In the Adrondacks
on ono day bs caught no less than twsnty-foar- hns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

The PLAYERS Mcmahon and Collins. WHO took team
of ball PLAYERS to Cuba last winter. prjNse 10 repeas
the scheme this year. The will leave this city early
in December and probably be- gone all winter. INC
team of representative amateurs will 80 to CUBA In
Detnb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

The Giants play three games at Washington this
week crossing bats with the Philadelphia team at the
new Polo Grounds. AS the Giants at present seem 10
be suffering FROM an over-indulgence I'm sleep, pre-
dction would be out of place. The appended list n-
cludes all the League games for the week:
Nondav-Washington vs. New-York, at washington
RoAton Philadelphia, at Boston flttsuurg vs. tnl-
cago at Pitsburg; Cleveland vs. lnaiahapoS 81 0e'e'
land. ,,-
Tuesday-Boston w. Philadelphia, at Boston Washing
ton "a Sew.York az Washington; Pittstufg VS. Cni-
cago az Pitsburg Cleveland Vs. lhai@hapos a' N'oNo-
land. 80 . ,,,.-...u,o. =.
Observation-Disclosures VS. New. YORK az WssnangtS S
Boston VS. philadelphia. at Boston fttspug vs. en-, M
cseo AZ Pitsburg; Cleveland vs. Indianapolis AZ Oio'e-
land. NJ, c-.-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS. Philadelphia at Polo Grounds
bca1o w Cleveland Chicago Pitsburg vs. Indanap-
oils at PittsbuFg
Friday-washington Boston, at Washington New.
Work vs. Philadelphia at Polo Grounds New; ork'
Cncago Cleveland at Chicago Pisburg vs. lhushap'
oils al Pittsburg
SatnrdayNew. York Philadelphia at Polo Grounds
Na% York. Washington Boston, at Washington !
pittsburg indianapolis, at Pusburg; chicago Va
Cleveland at Ohlcdgo' a..
ON the principle of rendering unto Caesar II
might be mentioned that John b. Day designed the new
grandstand at the Polo Grounds himself. This
architect who simply carried out the plans submitted
IN him. has been praised all the country for hiS
work The stand when completed promises 10 be
handsome one. In its present condition there 10
nothing beautiful or comfortable abou, IL.
The players Mcmahon and Collins. WHO took team
o ball PLAYERS to Cuba last winter prjSse 10 repeas
the scheme this year. The will leave this city carry
in December and probably be gone all WINTER y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

brook trout in two hours, the average weight being
three fOurihs OF pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

This will be an off week in the Atlantic Assocatfon1
fewer games than usual being played uhose
scheduled are follows:
rrre.d,v-N ilkc.harre W. Newark, at Wilkesbarre;
Lowell vs. Hartford Lowell Worcester vs. New-Have,
az Worcester.
Observation-Disclosures Newark. at Wilkesbarre Z
Lowell VS. Hartford Lowell Worcester vs. New-Haven.
at Worcester.
Thursday-Wi Jersey City, Wilkesbarrs
worcester VS. Hartford, Worcester Lowell vs. New'
Haven. az Lowell.
saturday Jersey City. at WEesba're;
Worcester VS.. Hartford, Worcester Lowell vs. News
Haven, at Lowell.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11
sdnratIon 10 the unIted stnte..

The actual growth Of illiteracy in
the United States in spite Of the free
public school system is a problem moi
10 be evaded. II proves 10 be impos.
sible 10 execute the compulsory laws
30 the letter. The present outlook Is
that we must turn 10 industrial and
manual education as the only means
whereby the masses can la won from
illiteracy. Manual education, involves
a degree Of intellectual training, and
with both we secure a lrmAr morai
basis and bias. Still there shN aid be
a simplifying Of compulsory education
laws, aud they should be so modified
as 10 be sure Of enforcement st.
Louis Globe. Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11

The Livingston Enterprise charsc-
terizes the senate committee on iriigs-
ton as ~ajunketing job gotten up for
the entertainment of the honorable
senators. II the Enterprise man had
been a VT Of the business.likt
manner iu which the committee .eon.
duct their sessions, and the difficulty
that is experienced in getting them r.
indulge In anything Ike 'junketing''
his criticism might not have been n
harsh. The committee did not stop al
LIVINGSTON, which circumstance prob
ab y accounts for the tone of the paper.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11
Character the Key TO Success.

Two fundamental psychological ele.
ments TO he always studied among any
people are character and intelligence.
Character is infinitely more important
TO the success OF am individual or a
race than intelligence. Rome, in her de.
cline, certainly possessed more superior
minds than the Rome of the earlier
ages Of the republic. Brilliant artists,
eloquent rbetoricians, and graceful
writers appeared then by the hundred.
But she was hacking in men Of manly
and energetic character, who may per.
haps have been careless Of the refine.
ments Of art, but were very careful Of
the power of the city whose grandeur
they bad founded. When il had lost
all of these, Rome had TO give way 10
peoples much less intelligent but more
energetic. The conquest of the an.
cient, refined and lcttered GUpco-Latin
world by tribes Of scmi-barbarous
Arabs constitutes another example of
the same kind. History is full Of
sucb.-G lie Bon in Popular Science
Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11
The Monkey and the shah.

The shah of Persia specially appre.
ciatod two of the Berlin sights during
his visit-the menagerie at the Aqua.
rum and the Geological gardens. He
admired the monkeys, but was rather
shy of seeing them at close quarters.
However. the manager at the Aquari.
um induced his Persian majesty to
stroke a very tame chimpanzee, when,
10 the general horror, another mon
key. which was not being watched.
suddenly clurg 10 the shah's uniform.
and damaged 10th the royal visitors
garments and ais nerves. New York
Telcgram
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11

- w
Custer.
Action bought In
Mathew oll.s, NJ. heDi-lrict Courto Of
shepard Bu,les the Third Judicial
aud Richard +. \Distrlct OF the Ter
Bolles, partners lrltory If Montana,
uoing business Ms I'm aud for thrCoun.
NJ. Bottles 4 Co, Wy Of Custer, and
Pialnuffs, THE Complaint filed
Against fin said County OF
Joseph al. Gee, CusIer. Ia the office
Defendant. Of the Clerk OF said
district Court.
The people OF the Territory of Mon
tana, send greeting 10 Joseph H.
Gee, Defendant:
You are hereby required To appear
In an action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiffs, IN the
District Court of the 3ll Judicial Dis
trlct Of the Territory of Montana, in
and Tor the said County OF Custer, and
10 answer the Complaint flied therein,
within ten days exclusive of the day
Of -ervice) after the service on you of
this Summons-if served within this
county; or. II served out o. tins county,
but IN this district, then within
twenty days; otherwise within forty
dsys-or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action Is brought TO obtain
a decree OF this Court for the foreclos-
ure OF n certain Mortgage described in
/ thu lid lNn.n.la.aI 400 vl A..
the said Joseph ~. tiee on the 18th
Gay of April, A. ID. 1857, TO secure the
paymeLt of certain promis-ory note,
81 40, with Interest AT s per cent per
Buuum as per copy thereof attached IA
said complaint, and reasonable attUr-
u Y fees TO be allowed 10y the court on
tie southeast OF the southwest quar-
ter and the southwest Of the south.
last and lots Z aud 5, all in section
Ii, Township g, north Of R'nge AZ east
IN Custer County, Montana, that the
premises conveyed by said Mortgage
may be solo. and the proceeds applied
10 the payment of said promIs~ory
note and interest and attorneys fees
md in case such proceeds are % ~ III,
Cieut To pay the same, then to Obtain
AN execution against said Joseph III
Gee for the balance remaining due
audalso thai the said Defendant apC
all other persons claiming by, through
or under MIN msy be barred and fore
clased Of all right, title, claim, lieL,
equity of redemption. aud interest IN
aud tn said mortgaged premises, and
for other ard further relief, as will
more fully appear by reference to the
Complaint on file herein, and fol
tbeiI costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified that 4
you fail To appear and answer The said
complaint, a. above required. the said
plaintiffs will apply to the Court f"l
the relief demanded in the said com
plant.
Given under my hand and the sea
of the District Court Of Nh,
Third judicial District OF tn,
- Territory Of Montana, In an,
LIS iur the said ouunty of Custer
49, this 9Th day of August, in In,
:. year Of our Lord One Thous
aud Eight Hundred an,
Eighty.Nine.
) THOMAS A. GARRETT, Clerk.
BY JAMES MCFARLAND, Deputy Clerk
: ~. KINsLEY and JOHN FAIR
FIELD, Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11

The people Of the Territory II Montana. send
gree ling 10 Walter A. Burleigh, dr., and Clara
II Bureigh, Defendants:
You are hereby required b appear ia an action
brought against you by the above named Pain.
tifs, in the Dis r.t COult Of the Third Judicial
District o. The Territory Of Montana, 10 and IN
the said County Of Custer, and TO answer the com.
plant filed therein. within ten days (eNclusiye Of
the day Of s%eryier) after the service on you Of this
summODs-lf SERVED within this County; or, II
served out Of this County. but In this distinct, then
vi hin tSen days, Otherwise within
forty dnys-or judgment by Default will be
taken against you, according 10 tue prayer Of said
complaint.
The SAID action is brought to obtain a decree Of
this Court for the foreclosure of a certain Mort.
gage described In the said Complaint. and exc.
uuted by the said Walter A. Burloigh, Jr.. and
Clara X. Bnrleigh, on the sth dsy Of April, A. d,
1887, % SECURE the payment Of q certain prOmis.
sorry note Tor $500, with interelt at the rate OF 5
per cent yer alnum rs per copy thereof attached
20 said Complaint, and reasonable attorney ices
tobe allowed by the court on lois |, 2. 6, 81 0, nc
hhl Ia section II, Township 9 north Range 10
east, Cu,ler County, Montana, that the premises
.onteyea oy sAld Mortgage, may be sold, and the
proceeds applied TO the payment Of said promis-
DRY note and attorney fe and interest and in
case such proceeds are not sufficient 10 pay The
same, then 70 obtain m execution against said
Waller .burleigh,J andCiArak. Burlelgh for the
balance rem aiming de, aud also tbnt ihs said ue.
PENDANTS and all other persons claimed nv thrangh
oT undefthem may he barred ana fonclo on ali
right, title, claim, lien, equity Of redenntion ana
interest IN and 10 said mortgaRed pninises and
for other and further relief, a. win more fully an
pear by reference 10 he complaint on die he,oln.
and for their costs OF suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail IA
appear and answer the said Complaint, % aboys
required the Ll'd Plaintiffs win apply 10 the Conrt
for the relief demanded Ia the said Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal o. the Dls.
trict Court OF the Third Judicial Distrie,
-, Of the Territory Of Montana, In and 10,
liz, the said County Of CO ~ this 80 ol
'-' August, in the year Of Our Lord On Thou,
sand Eight Hundred and Eighty. Min
THOs, A. GARRETT, Clerk.
JAh MCFARLAnE Deputy Clerk,
'.M kinslEr and JoHsF AIRFtkLD, Attorney
for Piaintinh,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11

Action broughtin
lthe DistrictCourt
lof thA> Third Ju.
Mathew Bodies, NJ. Shepard Idicial District OF
Bolles and Richard y. Bolles, the Territory Of
partners doing business as NJ. Montana, In anu
bolles n Co. Tor the county Of
Plaintiffs, ICuster, and the
Against complaint filed in
Frank A.. Zahl and Carrie Zahl, SAID county OF
Defendants. lCuster, In the Of
lice Of the clerk
Iof said District
Court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11

In the District Court Of the Third
JUDICIAL District Of the Territory Of
Montana, IN and for the County Of
Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11
Precise.

A coroner in India rendered the fol.
lowing verdicti "Pandoo died Of the
ager eating him; there vas M other
aus OF death. Nothing was left ex.
cept some fingers, which probably be.
longed TO the right or left hand" "
Youths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
EsTA BLlsHED 1851.
MI Els CITY, MONTANA.

The editor OF tbs ELLowsr JOURNAL
u lOi responsible Tor any u the opin-
ons or utterarees OF its correspondents.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all concerned thai
rHR YELLOWSTONE Journal PUBLISHING Co.
holds the contract to do all printing aud ad.
y~ertising, Of whateyer nature chargeahle TO Gus
TER couuty, and Is also the designated and only paper
in Custer county In which services by public lion
can be legally made. Legal notices published In
tn 7 pspeps OF Custer county, are vSid and
s.'shas been decided y the courts Of
Montana.
No bills against THE YKLLowsroSE JOURNAL
PUBLISHING Co., contracted by any Of the employees
vi said paper or others, will be recognized unless
accompanied by q written order signed By the pub
isher or business manager.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-11

Action brought In
the District CouIt
Mathew Bodies, Shepard OF the Third Judi
Bodies aud Richard r.. Bodies \ cial District of The
partners doing business rs NJ Territory OF Mon.
boIlts q Co. ana. Ia aud for
Plaintiff, the County Of Gus
Against 10 and the come
walter a BuIlelgh, Jr.a plant died in said
and Clara K. BuIleigh, County OF Custer,
defendants, inthe oAce OF the
lClerk Of said Dis
tTict Court.