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5nslrnfiion.
For Young Ladies-City.
A -A-MRs. GALLAIiERS SCHOOL POL, =, c,prs
A. For j a0 W.: JAP a&DlAS Vii hf@ s5 raI dd GIRLS
MES AND MISS sTEERSSs
II 1873 WEST 70TH%E
Twenty ninth year.
Mss BALIows SCHOOL Zoo Lsoa.s,
VIII reopen Thursday. october
~ shave sod yea English teacher wanted next year
VAN YoRMAN INSTITUTE rSga ns Vs. lss g asS
tMorssa Mansionj Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A GLASS FOR Notwithstanding and advanced
,caools and Iu.ncss " T. CHASE y West 50tn.,'.
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; state
aVrE Ee'aG rS p Schoo bureau VEST istht
I'D, ssoD se Qua" In ' oyn Bos,en Phil.
icphis. Washington Chicago Berlin and P.r"
ERIENDs' SEMINARY RuiAerfori Place opposite
"s SGgs Inrse spe
on 70 % dnM qde oUe % c schools Of ehnsy
No extra charge. Catalogues upon Application fpen'
18th mo- E! fStx i5'1 T. IL ALIEN C. E. principal
XVssT END SCHOOL lis We, 'ls'-st opens Oct i:
rymna.lu nnl'f''' ''e cHrs 81 Dos AE6s5N
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1873 Roadway.
near 42i,. 55l year, r,,ip;,E, cSmme' a. a>i
& 'V G nI 1SI1a,iIc'S 1rriScipais. -
Musical Instruction.
OANJo and GUITAR laugh; in twenty Rryare lesson nE
soY. i97o Broaiway. 6etwcen S2i and ssd .ts.
Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
Cnolc Mei. Asras ny fnr
by fn ys1rSc Hsiaate MAJ Penn fhs
b O"DHSTqH;H & 81 = MI5Ttny lf S9sDs
T. tneAcss1 oestea aaf .ar5oa@ins. Ns1 sches
S2qI oi 'eDse oi soenac school,
N''' JOHN CALVIN RICE. 4. ~. Principal
TILMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-A, Milford. Conn.
g 3' hi: . nSa % Al 70 FIX Fs1G X r. SN s sue s'i
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freeh.d, \. J. 4ssA year
college pF,pa!a,ioa spvciA.ty business high school
SUMAFH, sc HIS IN fo stl noYS ro.,,u
cverlcOsng ! l. r. soma Send is'a,'i t.osgus
PENNsYLvANIAc MNI1TiHY ACADEMY.
1~'H'yFS MfLI{F xxi Syd96; LfT1Y%lsEP's' H.
civil rh S"Ssssijn55i gaaa M
o''1''- Col CHARLES HYATT. President
THElTYSy S 1i5 sI lyf.' oh 'a d. Rector
men ,hotoueh nted r @ bt college, and
scientific schools. di for bn-no- Special instruction
given IN Physics and Chemistry. The Twenty fourth
var VIII commence s'ptomt~r ~.
'VnE PEEEsKILL MIIITARy ASc2kDEMY. ,,a.
septenber II. 1890 ~ ''' '' ''''"'''
80 DR.. JOHN n. TILDEN. Principal.
w rYAY ACAPEYYyose, OF s As Hs a,,s ss'
The PAYMENT s6 advance VIII cover ordinary tuition
board waking. and hea Ing for the fall term, DO
ginning Aug 29 Srnd Tor catalogue 70 &. NJ. STEELE
Principal Wbrshsm. Mass
For Young Ladies-Country.
A CHOICE bCHOOL.-BIoo.e Han for girls and young
"A ladies' SWITHIN Z. sHOETLIDOE. A. NJ.
(Harvard Cra1uate) Media. Pa near IEilaIelphiA).
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOOD.
~ y J.-keopens Srptcnier -, IelsratGn iPr COL
lege speciality. pupils admitted to Vassar wellesley
and Smith our certincite. ADALINE w. STERLING
CAROLINE NJ CI.KlISH a H.
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Mem Publications.


FASTER PRESENTS.
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AND OF
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HAVANA MARK Fl
Nuttlon Sale Of Gorecs

Auttlon Sale OF tjorscs.
CALIFoKNIA TRoTTING STOCK
AT AUCTION THIS DAY.
EIGHTY.NlNE HEAD.
RosEM IGE%l5 iS"ff n On is''i' STUD.
the property Of
San oialiicit Cal.
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD.
Mr.. GI e, sS'GpSv' XlELfn!xsIy.
ileasalion. Cal.
TwENTy.sIx HEAD.
MI $50 N; %LiS Sls.G , o. M,oasn
feasahion cat
and other snail ccnsicnmcnts
wrDxrsPAy TMgEsDaY ana EEr3Ay MARC. g
anu l. iS IT, AmericaH nst stu n1 H. ildns
2daye b9s1een GA and G ~ 81,
IN once io7 John.st
Mr. Rose wil; close cyt the entire Roscneade stud with
~ famous stations Alcaza atye-er &C., IT. risrI'
&C. and all young stock. numbering about 100 head
M ya8s Mi 's sn sGq@s S t9"T 'qa h a Ipa
lst include stallion Nacsin 23 and his AT year
Ia 81 at ySa old TIA, si yo1nr mare Bcnton dor
and nsa @a9y 9 ea~1 ore one '' ~ greatest speed con-
pac mr. Sa e Lcaf her nj b. ,Scr ib;,lc
mars br Director 2.i7. several by Sidney and GUY
II.
colt by Guy Wlke.
Tho hor.c- may Inspected In harness otherwise on
one-echth mile track within the building.
For catalogues addl, -
PETER G. KELLOGG & CO.
To- John-st.. Ncw-fork.
STONY FORD TROTrING STOCK.
At AUCTION.
FORTY-ONI HEAD.
brsd By and the property o.
MR.. CHARLES bNtkNAN,
Of Stony Ford Orange county. y Y,
TUESDAY. MARCH a. i~"o. ~ 10 o'clock, at
the American Institute building.
3d.aVe. between t3i and Otth is. Nrw-lofk
PITLR {. KfLLODr 4 co. Auctioncers.
Oncr. lu- Iohnst.
horse, viii arrive at the place - sale Friday March
and and there Doe 100 harness. II desired. - .
track onc-rlghih mile within tine building affords ample
facility. regardless ~ wfaflrl.
The catalogue f. compose. ~ young sta Ions wares
and godlnc. hv Frntuett Prince. Mansfield Leland.
Antonio and other topulaf ~r> ~ th" "tahl-hnent.
ffnn dam. ~ Tie mot ~l.c.-ful tI0tfnr ln' some
" t- offerings splendid Young driving h"f-e-. CONF
hninr and sped N'if attractive fol training % for
rrrflrr'n'> n>'
Tor catalogues addfe--
lETER &. KELLOGG co.
TO- Iohn--t. N0w-N York.
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Orran Cleaners

NCHOR LINE. Z. 5. NAIL Steamships.
n yEW.yORK AND LIVERPOOL ~, O,
= CITY Of ROME, saturday. April .. May s, May Oh
D. Va and every fourth saturday thereafter oo
Saloon nassage 800 and upward. Second CLASS Soo
,,I.AS,;OW VIA LONDONDERRY.
r,h,, fro H. q m Dey onia. Mar 90. a. m.
Furncssis Mar. I5 y. IN. Cireassia Mar ~ d. He
Cabin so and 500. second Glass $50 steerage' @Z''
HENDERSON BROTHERS, BowlhE "Isel.-
~ OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantlque,
~ FRENCH LINE 70 HAvRE EVERY MortOn..,
x EOitN AXDE Collier Saturday. March 8, 80 a. m.
La BRETAGNE de Jousselln Saturday March 10; noon
IA GASCOGNE Santi SATURDAY, MaIch ~ % d. III
La CHAMPAGNE, Byer saturday Marh 20 II 80 80 a. H.
LA NORMANDfE Collier SATURDAY, April D. 90 a. H.
A. FORGET General Agent. No. Bowling Green.
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ID ROpOsALS FOR TOBACCO.-Fcbruary ! :

1880 S,nled pti"-al-. fdorsod ''propo.als for
Tobacco b. op ned April $3.50" VIII b. from
manu;acturr o. ie-ulr dalcr> only at The Bprrlu II
FRO, i-.ou- Ma-huuto,l
j.. c. untI j. O'Clock. April l. 1890 and puhlicIt
Immediately thcr af',f. To- supply fn.
November 1870 at uc Navy Yard NrWYoIk. . eighty
tou-and 80 pounds navy Oba Proposals
be- made IN dnpli,rt" upon hla,n forms Witch viii be
furnished by Of Provisions and Clothing upon
aupllcatOu and must be- filed j. indicated by the
blank Tie bid. decided by lot Samples Of the standard
tac.o VIII b. furnished upon Application TO mi, Isuroau
Ihc Department reserves fhc ehi 10 any or ali
lids not deemed .,ntslrOu> To thc t,oscrnucnt
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[ ION LIN -, ,,,,n,
" n,NlIEipp STAT T NAV sTE r AXHEBShr.

GUION LINE. ....
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 49, n. r., foot OF Kingst.
WISCONSIN TUESDAY March II. .. m
NEVADA.......... Tuesday, March Is 2 80 p m.
Arizona ..-.-.. Iue-day, April > 7 e. n
ALASKA Aprll ~ . o
Cabin passage $50, 900, $50 and 800 Second Cabin
''' "" 4. H. UNDERhiLL s CO.. 35 Broadway. N. Y.
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
lAFOE LAGUAYEA PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO
CORO AND MARACAIBO.
fr0il Pier 80. East River. -
CARACAS Saturday, March 10
- PHTLADELPHIA...-.. W edlesd ~ Mar %
s.. NhNEHO Ella , u,'osy, np traa
have very superior accommodations for pas,cng rs
BOULTON. BLISS DALLETT
General Managers. II Wall-st.
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vi PHILADELPHIA. Penn. SupcFinteni.nt's OGcc.
March $500 sealed proposals VIII Dee received the
Office Of the 'rintcnfn NJ O. the T. . Mint. ~ hlla
dclphil Penn. thrI j. ~. Ir--na' m" ~, 81 March
ard date all proposals. viii DE- opened
u supply Mint, subject 10 tn aipfo,, Of the 3rcco'
II ia, Mint hundred Thousand tOONpOl pound-
more Joss, ~ nNsNcnt nickel bl1Lk-, prop fy anard
cleaned and mlil,d composed II ssNfify-fy' 80
,rffuu Of conner aud n Der coufuu Of
ulrgrI the blank be- ~ ID" proper drctility and
within the o,t tolerance 81 weight the nnrncs- and
proportions Il the metal, - be- teic mined hy Mint
an blanks suitable for coinage h.
irrte blanks De- had application of he
uriut.nd.nt Of fhr Mint at Philadelphia The ripht
f. reserved reject and all bd-. Proposal, should
indoisod rioposai- for nNrront nickel hanks" and
addressed 10 Superintendent T. =. Mint IhiiAd,lphia
Penn" o. C. BOSBYSIIELL Superintendent
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- ACIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

| LINES FOt CALIFlKNIA. JAPAN, CHINA
CENTRAL. And SOUTH AMERICA AND MENICO
Iiom Wv Work. pier foot Of Csn1l-st y. H..
Aor Francisco VIA thr Isthmu, OF Panama
NINPDHI sails Tuesday. March u, h0"i.
from san Francisco 1t and Brannan sts.
For China ana Japan.
CHINA sails Tuesday. March II. D. IN.
For fr.Nf fl--aet tut General irflrTa,1n ABBY 70
contrary. oiicr On "a. pier. foo ~ Canal ST. y X
IL A. ni.Tldrnt
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CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
Aurania March 5. 80 a. IN. Aurana. April 80 a. M
Sn~via March 15 D. m. Bothna April ., 80 a.
e;als March 20. $50 NJ. umbria Apr - II 80 am
Etruria March 90, Servia April 49, 80 a. m
CABIN passage $50 and upwards. Iqt9srmedats So,
low rates For freight and passage apply to the companys
Office bowling Green, New York.
~ VERNON II. BROWN co. General Agents.
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JAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Superbly Appointed-Svperior Accommodations
Reservations be made by letter telegraph to and
cal I'm plans and 33 Broadway, NewYork, or
Room a. Railroad Building. San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
GOODMAN l.nnnrAl passougsr
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Did STAk LINE,
4 FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.

RED STAk LINZ,
Al FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
WAi~LANp ........... Wednesday, March IL 50 o. M
FNII~IAND Wednesday. March -, 80 D., m.
CABIN rates First cabin - and gp"ard EScur'ion,
% upward. S.ront Cabin SO. Excursion. 800
tut 49,, ~'csriEc ~ low rate.
PETER WRIGHT & SOUS. oenp Agts,6 Bowling Green:
ILNNlBI RG-AMERICAN PACKET CO.
i INpf,f>~ ~EHVfCI. between Nrw-York. Southamp-
I'M ill ol I4f., and Hamburg. los the new twin screw
.- ~ 1000 tons and - 500 5000 hur-, power.
colt NNiA April % May -. y I'm" ~ July I,
AUGUSTA VICTORIA. MAJ and - juno -. july -
\Df.,f ANNlN Jun. .. July 8. July 81
fi.t.l.T.Ag ~TfNfCf. direct 20 Hamburg.
t.f...fIt f. March a. MorlNla. 10 go Mr.. H.
..,... ..... Fltuiurr Uohosrfl. y J.
u.,fpf-r,.i ME ,fcNN CENT. PNS~ NGE OFFICE
f..t''...I. COMPANY G. g.. lIO lard 4 CO..
y. Y.
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STATE LlNE-BtTWEENo NEW-Y0Rk.
- GLASGOW NND MoyiLLA ,L3oNND0T,.N>Rlih y h,rrrs
10 iiVFRPooL. LONDON. ,DvRLlN, So
STATE OF INDIAN \ .. Ihui -N't, ,4'l,h ~ y H.
siATi Of PENNsYLvANlN hgr- Marh i, 2e Ig,,e n.
room tck,- 80 70 80 Storage ,l,krts u
inan, Si,rs south i,rry RrooNlyn y y. For freight
,i Mae ami, 10 Al SIfN BALDWIN CO. General
Went, ,3 Broadway Y Y. Ntrrlnge Office Il broadway.
rAV,N\AU FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
y SFNGTK LINE-rou, It 'mers weekly from New
Pier a. \ H.. foot II Springs ~, o.,
- NACOOI lEE -. " dN,sdN, Mhr'h >. p m
- CITY oF BlEMINGHAN friiaV, Mafch ;, . y. N.
. ~ an AISLE Monday. March 10, p. m.
connrtng WIN Central Railway u Georgia ard Sa'a,.
t,n"rca Florida South Carolina Ah,aIna ana l.u,,tans'
tusurpasscd accou.modatons flr>,-c"ss aOie uho"''
'oi ,''r-" ~ NSUAifN W. II. RrETT. Gen. Ast.
-, -, y and " Ry Savannah Fast Line
A's'''' 81 rrnadwav az Broadway
~, u NILL'E Agent Ocean Steamship Co,
H. ~ Pier 81. North River.
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z JA1 h ~ TI--T AND Nj. TV1,TlE TOI-' -
HE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TEI " EkLi LINE
From Pier l.. tfoOt KoO-' Nclt-stl, at 3 p. N.
f.frl ittI ia k-oLt file tri Mar
YiMAN~IT Char '.t.n and Jncksonv lie M4i.. Mat 10
hi 49, Nf,l. cll BOSTON ald Jack,onN Ne Wd. Ma II
~i NOII Charleston an IA S~onNe.. ~. n, -
A., -, amor hatr n-'ca>- pt-.enger accom- modat ons
Insrlnce uri.- cp policy effected az on'fh 81 one per
''rt WM. -. CLYDE & CO.. Cen. Aten--
'''. : Rowling Green. y. Y.
r g. TGrR. g. T.. A. g. s. +. & p Lne.3i9 B'way. W.
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LINE L. S. and ROYAL Mail Steamer

T\MNN II y + z. -. anu NUY. .ItsII CV,IIHoIS'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL;
rlTy or enc 400 . W.dnc.dIy March Il. o 80 a. m.
CRY OF PARIS, wet9esd,y Ma,,h H. ., so 80 ~
INV OF OF RiCiiMOND w,dnc.ilv April . 80 D.
IRON r'r g 3 r. adonIas GhI.0phers', Ferry =.
steamer ard Lcaton Of rom vSp pfEG2NHrp cSnBIiSS
csncr,i Hcents 8 BOWLING GREEN n. Y.
The sun., 1890-01-14

Policeman Cannon. who has been on the
force for only three mOuthS had A. prisoner In the
YOTkVilO PSnoS Court. Sunday. John FARRELL
SAlOOukseper Of lI+S First avenue Cannon said that
after paying for and drinking round OF beer on sun
day morning he arrested Farrell Farrell protested
that WAS only II 40 p NJ by his clock and Justice
O'Reiy discharged him.
On sunday evening Cannon according 70 q new
complaint Two little Erls enter the saloon with
q pitcher and followed them through hall door TO tho
bar lie ordered Farrell VINO was behind the har TO go
with him when two men. who had heen standing near
ts door seized tho policeman and triel 70 put MIN ou
lamnng the door and catching his leg ~ u FARRELL
Kill him
In the YoIkVillO Police Court Yesterday Afternoon
FARRELL lAd that tha oeer had thTqatened 20 shQ9t h
hP aa AsI lst hip IN, Aad pleaded nol Guu hS Wa
The sun., 1890-01-14
MAYOR CLARK SAYS NOTHING.
Waived Examination on wilton Rando doIph'l
Charge OF Felony.

Waived Examination on wilton RandoIph'S
Charge OF Felony.
Wilton Randolph appeared as complain
ant yesterday. In the Jefferson Market Police
Court, against Major William Hancock CLARK.
who shot ut him on Friday night on the stoop
Of the Southern Society club house. A few
friends OF both men were there also. thinking
that the evidence might clear up some OF the
disputed points about the ARRAY. When the
case was called the complainant and defend
ant presented an interesting physical contrast
as they stood before Justice Hogan. Randolph
is tall. thin. wiry man. fifty pounds lighter
than his antagonist. who still carried Ran
dolph's mark upon his cheek. Clark weighs
about 200 pounds, is we'll proportioned. but
looks as though he might be rather slow with
his hands II came to a matter of self-defence.
Lawyer W. j. Hardy. for Clark. told Judge Ho-
gan his client would waive examination.
Very WELL" said the Court, the defendant
may go on the original amount Of bail"
1t was arranged that the station house. bond
should remain in force until to-day. when
Clark will appear and make o new one.
, Mr.. Randolph asked Judge Hogan II ho
would be obliged to appear In the court again.
NO, am through with the case" replied
What the District Attorney will do with the
case probably depends q good deal upon Ram
dolphs attitude. The warrant foo Clark's ar
rest was based upon Randolph's affidavit set
ting forth that, three shots were feoniousy
made no complaint Of assault against Ran
The sun., 1890-01-14
REsCUING BRITISH SAILoRA
Their Vessel Took Fire and Ten Tons OF
Dynamite on Board Exploded.

Their Vessel Took Fire and Ten Tons OF
Dynamite on Board Exploded.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan. ia letter has been
received in this city from Capt. Rowland Of
the whaling bark Canton. dated at sea- Dec, 6,
and postmarked Cape Town. which gives an
account OF the loss by fire Of the British bark
British Monarch. 1852 tons, bound from HAM
burg to Sydney with O general cargo. Capt.
Howland says:
Il am on my way to Cape Town. Cape Of
Good Hope. with part Of the crew Of the bark
British Monarch. On Nov. 29. at / P. NJ, the
crew discovered that the ship was on fire. and
they Immediately tried to get at ten tons Of
dynamite which was near the fire. intending
to tP,n throw it overheard and I start the
They il ooSoy could L, not % Set a the g. dyne@Iss
ready for an eight days, run. being $50 miles
from Cape Town, The boats put OF from the
until the next morning, but at A. M. the fire
reached the dynamite, and exploded It with
terrific toTcei SO that next morning nothing
was In sight Of the huge iron vessel except
mates boat got separated from the rest, and
nothing was seen OF II atterward. The two
boats contained Capt. William Morrow. First
Ofier David Welsh, and fourteen others."
Capt Rowland although 1t was In the middle
OF his whaling season. started for Cape Town
with the rescued men, and Is deserving OF great
credit Two small whales he took made thirty
saved mep say the explosion was terrible. The
weather had been fine since the fire. and the
men In the missing boat stood good chance
OF being picked p pR by yspIIN some vessel coming
owned by Messrs. Henry Ternce & Sons OF
LIVERPOOL.
The sun., 1890-01-14

Bridget Cannon. whose son Joseph lived
with his wife At $50 West street. asked
for admission to the house Sunday night saying that
she had been refused lodging at the Thirty
street police station. Mrs Gannons son Is q junkman
and he and his wife admitted few weeks ago by
the iAnitor and his wife to share their rooms in tho
damp basement when Mrs GRnnSn asked for admiB
sion Jauitor MRhonsy refused to let her in she
ABtrAngeI Tho old woman sat on the Btars khe died
in the hallway at A. N. yesterday.
MIRA damon had been supported for several yeGrs by
her three who junkmon who travel with push
cATtA Her daughter, Maggie GAnnon who 10 actress
travelling with variety company. aud who Ia said
be IN LeAdVilO at present hAu sent her
money last summer but Mrs. Cannon had not heard
her BonS She had been compelled TO go 20 the police
stations to sleep nighiG Mrs Cannon complained OF
pain in her chest and said she had the grip Her cloth
Ing was In rags. and she WAS almost a skeleton,
The body lay all day the foot OF the stAirA
niEhtfA 1t was taken to the Aorgue,
The sun., 1890-01-14
WHITE GAPS IN SULLIVAN COUNTY.
They Thrash . Farmer Who Has Been
MaltreatinE the Women OF HE Family.

They Thrash . Farmer who Has Been
MaltreatinE the Women OF His Family.
PORT JERvIs, Jan. 13.-Peter Shultz, a
burly young farmer living near Thumansville.
Sullivan county, had a visit by White Caps the
other night that he is not likely soon to forget.
About two years ago he entered into an under
taking to support at his house during their
natural lives an aged aunt named Maria
Shultz and her invalid daughter. Susan Shultz.
in consideration Of which they turned over to
him $1,350 in money and certain lands 1t is
alleged that Of late the farmer has treated the
two feeble women and his wife also most
cruelty. beating and otherwise violently NAL
treating them. and denying them sufficient
food and other necessaries
The aged aunt died on Christmas under cir
cumstances which led the neiRhbors to think
that her nephew had killed her ShultE was
arrested. and Q Coroner's inquest was held
which developed facts showing that he had
habitually beaten and abused the women q
woman showed cuts and bruises inflicted W
him. In spite OF these discriminating crcup-
stances. the jury found a verdict that the
woman died from natural causes. and the pns-
oner was discharged.
But the brutal farmer failed to escape
measure Of lawless justice. About midnight
the other night there came a rude summons at
his door. He refused to open and tho d0oIwas
broken In. He was seized BY party OF about
and made fast to tree. He was then thrash
ed with switches unmercifuIly. after wbioh no
was warned TO quit maltreatinR the women OF
bis family. and was then permitted to 90 home.
that he is confined to his house under medical
treatment