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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Joe Farnum and daughter have been
visiting at C. D. Farnum's.
Eugene Hall has moved into the house
vacated by F. II. Howard.
Mrs. Dr. MillinSton's father, mother
and sister, from Pennsylvania, are visit
ing at the doctors.
Children's day exercises, which took
place at the NJ. E. church at the usual
time of Sunday school, and at the Bap-
fist in the evening, last Sunday. were
largely attended and finely rendered at
both houses.
The pauper case between Londonderry
and Winhall. Cd account of Inland Bah
bitt. was tried at the town hall, Tuesday,
and was decided in favor of Londonderry.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
BRooKLINE.

Rev. A. Parker and wife have returned
from their visit to Dixville, P. O., their
former home.
Rev. 0. r. Edwards preached very
impressive sermon on ''Faith,' from II.
Peter, / %, at the North church, last Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Many farmers are planting over their
corn-fields, as the first planting is badly
eaten by wire-worms.
c. L. Barrett is home again, after a
long absence.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
TOWNS HEND.

Rev. and Mrs. C. HI. Smith and S. d.
Winslow attended the state convention of
the Congregational churches at Rutland,
this week. Dea. Winslow will give a re-
port of the convention at the Congrega-
tional church, next Sunday evening.
The address of G.. M. Russell, ESQ.,.
Memorial day, was said to be one of the
best ever listened to in Townshend on a
like occasion. The Baptist church, in
which the exercises took place, was well
filled.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
ANDOVER,
Mrs. Lewis Taft is quite sick.

Mrs. Lewis Taft is quite sick.
Little Grace Hutchinson is not as well
as at last writing.
Mrs. Cline has gone to Brandon, to
visit her children for few weeks.
Abram Rowell went to Mt. Tabor. last
Saturday. fishing, and came home with
twelve pounds of trout.
Mrs. Wylie of Ludlow is stopping
with her sister. Mrs. j. II. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Forbes spent Sun
day at Londonderry.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, being duly appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of West
minister, Commissioners to receive, examine and
against the estate of Geo. L. Griswold late of
Rockingham in the said District deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
last being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give NOTICE, that
we will attend to the business of our said APP
pOintment, at the store of Geo. o. Guild in
Bellows Fallsi said District, on the 1st Tuesday
of JULY, and LIST Tuesday of NOVEMBER, next,
from ten O'Clock a. m. until four O'Clock p. m. :,
on each of said days.
GEO. o. GUILD. Commissioners.
W. H. Griswold, Admir-,
Bellows Falls, VT, June 7th,A. D., 1890. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
Read these Wonderful Cures,


Aud motto tho foot tbat tbav ara II, o,,r
Anu ~ nooo 'iAo As'Io oh09 ny ~ - ~
own State, and where the Doctof is con-
stantly practicing. No sane man would
nuhl;ch tho,,, ,Dopo +bov not tr,a
Puplsh ChelH were CiieJ iioo LUG.
"IHGd Epiteptic FITS, Heart Disease ana
Dropsy, and it required two persons to care for
me night and day. Had employed Pittsfeld.
Concord and New York physicians who had
given me the Bromides in various forms. DR..
0. c. Gage cured me very quickly with yege-
table remedies, six years ago, and remain in
excellent health and have had no return OF the
troubles."-AUsTIN G. HILL, Pittstield, n. H.
3. E;Jne,, n;soase rim, Es,;rbtf,,z ys1eeg
;,o 10, ,y,5'd %, 49, i,,1 Ssd "ttrndinr
ni, ] NJ, M oya w, srnt dcscrin
t;nyn Of NJ casa 10 m Eoua Who forwarded
r rt1n dh it i,Su 20 sacin me- In weeks
lGeies ni'n ny aoia,to fr(t,d :, a,ra and
Sasiou l, M ny ~, t ia fo,. satn~ INV
u US " pTt NH y az 49, me Pit,ta to,i W.
me. -Di' LEVI d. Dop"E' " "'ei
Utcerdtire CdfaT1h ha@ eGte5e mYp"tate
away and large pieces Of dccaJed h0ne came
from the root OF my mouth: Gcner' hci;lth
broken. Dir. Gage cured me six Netfs htSo ana
1 am still in excellent health. n-NRs. EAnLES
BRIDGEMAN Suno n. H..
I" sc0s helpless qctth SPINAL Oisense ana
could not move foot. Bowels and kidneys
deranged and had 10 use Il cItheter TO empty
the bladder. All treatment had failed Or.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
REMARKABLE CURE FOR PILES
Cure Guaranteed in Every Case
or No Pay.-No Knife! No Ligature!
No Caustjci No Pain!!

"I had Bleeding Piles for gears. aud
had tried even the torturing electric cautery all
to no purpose. DIR. Gage perfectly cured me by
a painless treatment of ten minutes. The tumoIs.
large as hens egg, were entirely absorbed in
a few days. l publish this that Others may be
cured."-WM. H. MINoT, COTS Falls, n. II.
Bleeding Piles had tortured me ten
years, but DIR. Gage completely cured me, NTH
out pain. in a treatment of few minutes. His
success is wonderful. j volunteer this state
nent hoping that Others seeing it may be cured.
MERRILL C. RICHARDSON, Middlehury. VT
IS Bleeding and Protrading Piles had
made life miserable for years. and all treatment
failed to cure. / am thankful heard of Dr.
Cages treatments for he has perfectly cured me
trithout pdin."-MISS c. 1. T.. q Arch St.,
Haverhll, Mass.
Dr. Gage can refer to scores of men and
women cured of the annoying disease.
Address DIR. o. c. GAGE, Concord, n. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
LAYING A CORNERSTONE.
CEREMONIES AT THE NEW BUILDING OF ST.


JOHNS COLLEGE, FORDHAM.
Nearly 1000 persons braved the neat yesterday
afternoon TO witness the laying OF the cornerstone Oh
Tho main building of St. Johns College, Fordhain mo
new building when completed will cost SZoo'ooo anu
vvilI be large and finely proportioned Inc Duuius
faces 10 the west and its total length Is lo locV
height ISL feet width at the north sde QUO ieoV'
width at the south side, 40 feet Inc Duhuhe ID
erected especially for the faculty Of the coiese
& also 10 be connected with it the students chapc
and n library The college chapel will occupy the
first two floors on the north side of the buldhs' ocr
the chanel will be the Of the faculty ana Oh to
floor above their library.
The building is not expected TO be READY ior use
until early next year though the contractor promises
70 have IL rooted in before the winter Like us COM
nanion the new second division building when Is
ready for use the new main building will be OF "eso
,stcr gneiss faced with marble, both Of which have
been guarred on the college grounds. ihese nluli
have been erected not alone because OF tns hrsc III
crease VI the students, but also 70 marx @ Soit III
Jubilee Of ST. Johns which Is TO be celc0rdVu III III"
coming scholastic year. $500 -. ,o,oca
The ceremony OF laying the cornerstone loon pit'o
on the lawn in front Of the frs dlvlsloq d
erected and a canopy stretched overhc@ 10 Co a.
a screen from the sun, under wmch n,,Su ~ tho
audience was assembled. The services began WIN ' ~.
blessing OF the site where the new college cnapei
be- by bishop .Conroy. The bishop theh I ld,o
was master Of ceremonies. Francis Lamp, ., a.. VIC"
assistant master Of ceremonies FathsI DuHPI2 bnr
old Fordham boy, delivered a short address f"'S'
-cuy made the CLOSING remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
NOT ACCORDING TO SCRIPTURE.

From Inc ~ l'lII II"h'ti il'f0'
\ prominent judicial liFht from the SCUM. VINO hah
spcnt several years n Washington United states
senator from his native state was In the city not
great while ago and told this story, which Is worth
repeating. In reconstruction times couple Of local
politicians In Tennessee engaged In a debate on the
All absorbing tonic The frs, one, white. cited The
parable of the prodiga and argued that the South
crncr, should De- taken back In similar manner and
given all their former privileges. lie made Il touch
Ing speech and seemed tO have won his case How
ever. his opponent wOOlly.haircd preacher. quickly
took the platform and began his argument. Ny
'noucnn he said. done tOlc about de pr0dgal son.
and say dcy should all come back ics like he did.
But my ircns read dat de prodigal son came and
stood u long way Of till his fadcr Jaw him and ran
and hung on his neck and Kissed him. IBut faint so
now here yo have de prOdigal wakin' right up into
de doors Of de capitol and marchn right In with des
hat on dc back OF dc heads and AKIN: 'Whahs dat
veal p u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
NFNV-HRI- NSXVfCl[.

Tx state Senator John Carpenter. Of lluner!on
Comfy has purchased The New brunswick Tine
newspaper. and will run 1t a. d Democratic paper
The paper has been owned for twenty wears by y. t.
Goron and is one Of the oldc, journals IN the state
Recently II has been neglected because Of Mr. Gor)ns
illA.Alth but il Is still a valuable plant senator
CARPENTER /, the editor of The Clinton tN j. Demo
crit7
About seventy five Applications have already been
received lv the BOARD Of Trade from manufacturers
,,u, wish 10 settle here II they ind proper induce
rrcu,. and fifteen Of them have bccU placed IN IN"
hand, ~ q committee II ciu1cU, who are negotiating
with the mauuiact uIcr-.
The Common council. beside ordering the paving
Of Livingston ave. and Hamilton IT,, Two oi tle
l,u...,t avenue, IN the city, Ia, provide Tor
lin. grading VI Drift seaman. baldwin and Handy ST.
Two large cuvcrt- are also f. be huilt over 'oi-
rcrri I.rool aud Redmond and Tow u>cud -i are I"
Lc extended Thc,e street mproN emcnt, nave berh
made necessary los ih" rapid building operations IN Tx
second and Eifth warns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
xrvvrR SHOWER AFTER HEAT.

Early yesterday seemed a. un'omoF'"ole 10 aug u'S
thi. wear IN NewYork. The previous hlsh' i"u "'''
rur,..lyc to a degree and Eouse.ops ana stoopH "''
o.. ,h, t,t.., hour At : a. Sergeant Dunn
thermometer eg,tercd II degrees, and huiHHN "'u
mn, In a record Of - per cent, and there was h'l"S
hr.,th OF wind moving that zen ana women "'''N
,l,ut ..t,,,v o. they tropical born ~ noon
,l. south -.nt up a welcome wind that came III VII"
force Of sixteen miles an hour anG sent hHh"'N uo"'
nu.,n points, and holiday makers were happy anu -
,,.,. o., ,,o.shonu.r. Men women and children ."tro
,u, in their best Sunday garments, and le" Win "''
hrcllo, Late In thc afternoon lowering thunder 'ouu'
banked ny over NewJer'ey, but IL was not '.' p'V ~
o'cock that really tropical downpour deus'd ue Guy
welcome aid to Mr.. Beatte IN al, strertcleahhR ou' 4"
orry guest TO many dam,el who had on her brH' Fo"
The following the record OF The days temperature ~
th, S.rnal Onlco: > IN, 10 degrees a. H. -
.,,... T., noon ~ degrees; 3 D. H.. SO degrees AZ
porry's pharmacy record was A. follows anu uIs
means what the pedestrian went through. not the heat
for ,aauandcr but hot enough Tor the ordinary mortal
a ii, - degrees: d a. m. - a. NJ. 49, l. noon
50: n. NJ sd; q p. m, ~; p n, 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18


,,,o,v means Of tran.pcftation from New.fo'h anu
800 49,, ;, corcv Island wa, taxed to It's utmost VS.
TO- and thousands OF people from uoL' '''' 49,,
,d ,r..t. whore only occasional pun o' " WIZ,
.,to,,d the sweltcrlng mas Of hundhl1H' u
,,.lves with their families or best GINS ~ Wv wa
,,ch and shady rayllons Of Ncw.N Pr''' u'9 49,
Thcr, the breeze had full scope ana co"u ''Hs' -
t called =. gale II produced such sun mat ohlH .
Ill ,.rccntege Of the usual number OF baDn''S N'"
en- But It compensated those that RENAMED " ""%,
h,, 40 COO that they scarcely missed u'cr refreshing
dip ,,to,. n, the yast resau.
- ,.c ,,>cd 10 their utmost to feed the hungry crown
,la, besegcd IT, In fact many after "a'unN 'o'o VIM
I'D ., % away without getting anything 10 eau
The Gilmore concert no doubt had gool d'a' 70 w
IN, nts tr Numbers Of persons who were turned away
Dom the afternoon concerts ~ the sign All seats SOU
decided to walt tai evening and BE- on Wc t'"u''' "
sL sure OF admittance. owing To ne enormous SUITES
., tho Jubilee FOR the past four Gays anu wv "''"
,o could not obtain admission, the jubilee VIII p'
.eatod On next THURSDAY Friday SATURDAY ana Suhu'y
A. Irchon there also great eohcour'e OF people
many Of whom attended the seidl concert bu' Oon'y
,d nrouer was Where the great mass OF humanity was
be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
THE NEW SARATOGA RACE TRACK.

SARATOGA Aug. l. Specian.-Thc transfer Of the race
,rac, property is the Of much rejoicing ana j.
fraupht with the greatest interest 90 the ctlch' "i
saratoga That it will largely enhance the Vaiuc OF
much proDe-tv here IS already made manifest. a,
several persons who have lots to d pose OF III te
vicinity of the track intend to withdraw them rom inc
sale list 1t IS felt that the change when mas taken
place means the restoration Of Saratoga to tH pristine
rIcrv as a racing centre. The Improvements con
temnlsted are extensive and 81 such nature a. TO
make the course the most attractive one IN The com
trv The social element will predominant In H. man
sgement and the prestige Of the new organization
PROMISES 10 be Of great importance 10 the racing inter
csts II is already evident that saratoga has taken
a new lease Of life for the present season. from d
racinr uoint Of view is far beyond that oil any "l IL
predecessors since the death Of John Morrscy thirteen
wears ago when the social element turned IT. back upon
the course and transferred it, allegiance 70 M"ou'
The business Of the track this year has increased ~
ner cent over that of last year. The large attendance
every DAY makes this evident. Ten more booEmfE'f'
occupv the ring and besides this an immense bu'ho,
is done.on the Monmouth races which Keep seven bop
makers busy. cac1 - whom pays 500 daN cNua
II is the first CLEAN Of sunshine Tor VI HPch''i
who has held on through the dark DAYS with hol" ana
faith for the future. The proposition Elane 10 uir
Withcrs To sell the race track ana nu"in. az tTd
cost has never been withdrawn. ana now, WIN we N"r
fnr,ug in his favor he only demanded rcnunrf
alton commensurate with the sacrifice, that - III
| formotion of a Jockey club. with member 81 SIl, u
standing financially and SOCIALLY a. VIII oo."''T ''
res meet and confidence 81 the entire country. me-
conditions were met by Mr. Arkell ana o,er az Cp
ference on Friday. The matter WhS to n' rep, lc
mill an organization perfected, but the pubic A
tion Of the TRANSACTION in The Tribune TnnS wb,
arc aSsocatcd with Mr. Arkcll and have Interests nero
are John Sanford. Of Amsterdam John \ Manning OF
TROY and William H. Bochcs cashier OF tlir frs, M
who the New York men are further man tha ny ~,
wealthy and represent the younger element OF INC tur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
copoyrp ygsSEuER SAYS He DID RIGHT.

With regard TO the Of John Fiupatrick a'as
..r r,ol lack who now stands charged by coroner
,,.v win tho murder OF william Reilly IN ruhsh"p
rarl n NO 80 Washlngton.st and who was sent 70 NV
ros by Coroner MESSENGER but subsequently was o'i'u
an, ny order OF the Supreme Court the judge hodlhg u'
.no anti nortem statement made by Reilly was Naiid'
hecan. Reilly expressed the opinion Just after ne mae
,h statement that h. had hoped Of recovering i'o" III
,,u,rics on this ground Fitzpatrick may laAo "e'1O"
,g,u,, tho Coroner for holding him.
coroner N semcr said Yesterday TO IrDuhe reporter
,,, rudre Miles Beach had said that his action was
,ly pouer in regard % Fitzpatrick that ne h.u u0
bi duty AZ the Inquest and had right 70 irau mem!
,,nor1n statement the jury that IN iaoe he 'H
,o.,io, ILLEGAL In holding Fitzpatrick 10 await Inc "
- the Grand Jury without lalI. .
"The present blank form FOR ante'moftem Sa''''''''
,t th. Corouer was introduced by DstHct'AVoFh'!
, Oakley Hall and has among other questions III ''
oyins DO YOU believe YOU are no" about 10 Ole anu
Ite Won any hope u recovering from the effects oil inc
injury you have received To The first question h.re i ss"
ally an Affirmative given, 70 the @'Vohu one ~o
sual answer H. Il hope So. The Supren" Court h's 'uu
cha, ,h. is enough 70 ont Of court the ah'eno'''
.,,,crcnt-thr man should have no hope. Inc Sc'O"'
question is superduous and. In nv opinion the p'eS'"
n,,trlet Attorney should have 1t dispensed WITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
UTTERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

nj, ,.i, H.. a meeting If the German liospiti
-, =, G-u Bedford ave. thlo evening
The people Of the Twenty sAth Ward are octlh ,,,
=. .ri. ,iy,rai. complaints about inc ut ~ III pun
,i,c down the sewer, that are 80 mu'h ileo'''"'
The funeral Of Peter Bennett wa 'I NV, -, nj,
I,,ne 10 90 Van Brnt st., and the BODY W'' .'r''
,lcn - The Roman catholic Church oi the N'''"'''
Vnronn and Riclari, st, where requiem ma, VIZ. ,i
celebrated. The burial wa al INC N'"'''''' "
Holy Cross, Flatbu ID. ,, a.,
bul'ct from an air-fun went |hizhhs ''p""on '"
r ,.ird.v. Of thr apartment, OF J"hn D. 800 VIZ
,n c,ond aoor OF No d2d President -''' Oh H',"'ea,
wv a. casey ana another person were III th'
h'S"'' a., ,ime The bullet passed close 10y uc
G forncr but did no harm 1t evidently came iGGm a.
lorl,J %nariInr house kept by Theodore LEVI. a.
w 5si carroll It. The police Investigated p"' ''"N
Ond no ground for any arrests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
CROWD SETS UPoN a SAILOR.

>icbacl Felipo twenty-five years old. ana '""''s
voo,s thirty wears old, both of No. 3 NaVysl.' a',
,,chool yic,cls, thirty-crht years od' ana N"'"a'
Do,ravcr thirty three both of No az Dousias 80
,co,ncr with NcoM Vio. forty years Old oil f'i'D','
ahopt o'clock Yesterday morning went To "'rh nav
in, truc, with furniture in Dlckson's Alc'' Ju.' y"
- yorl 81 While they at work George N"''
an italian sailor Of the United state, steamer 'I'''
doln,da came along and a quarrel aro'e' N',o "a
,bcn seem, 10 be able TO say Just how Il o''I''' o
Tho whole gang set upon Wocci ana he W., Vo" 80,
sa.ulc The noise Of the scuflic brought fohoe'h,''
Ncc,un McDonough, McKcnna and QUINN u o
second Precinct to the scene. They aHeS'"' wv
crord Wocci was found lying or TIE fFo"u ,.'
,,,.,ious Ambulance surgeon kimball ioH"A mn
lady cut about the head and arms lie "a' ~
- a.. uroo,lvn Hospital Thomas kclly aiG ".n.,
Woo"e, ,hiInatcs OF Wocci on we NM 't.ii,n clt
,yS ~, ,,ttne,sc- They said thcN ST 49, ,H.
w., With A razor. which he throw aNN 49, he
o,,c.ncm came along. and he hld ru' ~ as th.
i',c, h0plng to escape. They sah ts, "o o,,.n,.d
,i, ono Vho Lad used q knlf" III" "'t'a' ,S.f- -.
GaiS ivos with throwing bricks and H5t t''.' rcd
,Tt -,1or WA. found AZ York and NaNN - % .f
,,i,b LIo,d Mary Bcriaro Of ~" 4" "a g. sc,. th.
,ac,id lax the noise II the hght ana Went "i ,b ,hc
.,r one 81 The bricks which were nNtn. ., shc
l ill., ,r,,, her i'm the face and knocked her d2 W 49,
,,.ouircd ,ome attention from the suTH'"n' WV"
doing well YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
NEWARK.

ST. Mary's Roman catholic Church was cohSecIa'eu
BY Bishop Wicccr yesterday. The ceremonies began
at 80 O'Clock In the morning with parade arolhu
tho church building and continued all day. Ihey
were OF u most impressive character and were taken
part in By many priests.
Mrs Edmund Tower. while on her way home early
Yesterday morning with her husband VA, taken VIC
lcntlv III on The street. Her husband hailed cao'
and placing his wife in 1t. hurried - their home III
the confusion Mr.. Tower had forgotten about MS Two
year old twin children. which he LETT IN the street ana
ihcy were picked mp and taken TO police hcal4uir'I
where thcy altcrWaId found by the IllicTdAed
father. " ,-,.,.
samuel Well old tobacco merchant 81 NcWorh,
,,hur ON M, wav nome early Yesterday morning was
kunckrd down and robbed hy two coiorcd men IN the
rear OF the old buryiu- ground in lliaci 81 All Ihdl
thcv got for their tuubs, was an open lace silver
watch. 49, -
David swim, veteran ~ bcllcvilc, ded al ms
home last night after long Hines. lie wa, mem
her Of the Republican soldiers ana sailors League
lie leaves widow and four small children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived Dy INC ouna'u
line steamship Aurania from Liverpool yesterday
,rore. Francis Arson, w. Arson, Charles Bailey
Mr., Charles Bailey Mrs. Amelia Barr, George T. bdr-
,ol r. C. Bell, H. L. Bland II. G. Blshop'Mrs bIshoP'
W. H. Bradley. James Bryce, NJ p, Mrs Bryce W m
Calder. W. II. Caldwell, Mrs. Caldwell, a. ii. ohh-
ton. Mrs Clinton, b. f. Cooper, A. W. !. Crainiier'
D. Croker, James Eaton, George Gilman hu"~d
Grove. f. A. Hall. a. II. Howard, George b. ho"a'N'
Isaac p Hunt, Mrs Hunt. Edward hutchinson -
iee@e, w. q. Matthews. L. g.. Mcintosh; W; H.
Mitchell j. ~ Morse. ii. C. Mortimer W. VI. ra' ,, UN'
i d. pettngill f. II. Pratt, W. l.. PTettymai' Mrs'
Prc.trmau T. y. Parkinson, X. : sloan, Mro'
sloan, H. smith, Georges Soame' JoR L >; aP ToIIe
,n.chc Albert Turner q. Is. Van Santvood W. A.
G.. walker. " +. Ward. DR.. y. Wayt' W. y. "eOo1r'
f. b. MhitaAcr, X. j. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
YOUTHFUL THIEVES ARRESTED

The police Of the Eleventh PTe''H'. SUI -, ,.r,
800 ,co, irfc-tinc Columbia,st. for some uhe'
rtrh.rd eamton. thirteen years old Of No la
columbia st. and Thomas Flima. fourteen years o,'
Of NO 1886 Columba--t, wcrc arrested Oh o''nr,'''.
a Michael Nolan. who keeps a second haiu 'I''i,-
and tevclry store n No 10 'oiuH'''1 "a
CHARGED the boys with having Ih'hN "0"''''',',
through the The rear Of Tie store ana vi "',,"s
''' ..i ,,, .iiyer watches. aud THREE gold
onC eg from the show window. When the boy "ctr
'rrs..,,d there we're found IN their I,'-'s,'"Iu
~ - 10 80 court = An hour later INC l".ri
'rr..r'd Joseph Wall fifteen 'tarH "u. % rr,G 10
war,rn 4 In the pdvu-hop oi Ed",uu I', ,i I'D
va t,nton'aye lie was irving e. plci Sc 'He E@
r" HE bows viii De brought b'i're ,' ,t,
Justice Tighc IN the laltlc succ' I'N'o ''''
morning.