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Farme ers' Alliance.

The State Farmers Alliance
met in Harrisburg last week
and adopted series Of resolutions
as It's platform.
1st. That the tax laws of the state
should be revised by the next Legis-
lature, so that every species of prop
erty be made TO bear its due propro-
ton of the public burden to relieve
the owners Of real estate from unjust
taxation.
2nd. That thore is not enough
money to conduct the business of
the country, and that Congress
should pass an act for the free coin
age of silver.
3rj. Opposition to all kinds of
trusts and combines that increase the
price OF the necessariss of life, fuel
and clothing to the injury of the
masses.
4ta.-Opposition to the policy of
allowing foreigners - own large bod
les % land IN this county
5th. Fsvors 'r-e aud honest cleo
tion, u secret ballo-. and urges the
Legislature to cal b. state convention
to make the necessary preparation to
secure n secret ballot.
9th. Favors the amendment O the
United States Constitution so that
United States Senators shall be elect
ed by direct vote of the psople-
7th--EIPresses sympsthy with all
OF the iuiustria! classes Of our land,
and asks for q cooperation Of them
all to secuse reforms through the
means Of legirlation.
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The Teachers' Institute

The Instructors from a distance
who were present at the Teachers
Institute last wesk were Superiu-
tendent " NJ McNenl of Dauphin
county; Professor d. A HarIAan
of Luzerne county; Professor Bible,
Centre county; Professor J. L. Bur
rett, Miss Anna uckbae, of Harris
burg.
The Juniata county teachers who
participated in the proceedings Of the
Institute were AR. Srurtz, Prof.
Bucke, Memo Esh. AFR. Hockenbrcck,
o. b. Sulouff, ID. y. Kepner, W. ),
Esh, Prof. Croft, Prof. Campbell, S
A Knouse, Miss Ella Reed, Master
Burchi=ld delivered defamation.
The following named directors ad
dressed the Institute. l. y. Grubb,
Elihu Benner, Ed. Davis, John Die
trick.
The Institute passed resolutions:
1st-that We request the members
of the Legislature at their next session
to enact law providing for the clos
er supervision Of the public schools
2nd-,hat we urge the member Of
the Legislature from this county to
use their best endeavor 20 -ecGre the
passage Of such law.
The cOnmi tee 81. general res,lu.s
tions, W. f Bucke, o. Z. Su. uff,
Cuarles ". BashUr-, Maggie r. Kin
ser, ) Lizzie V,nOrmer reported Il
res, luton congratulating Superin-
teudent Carney upon his prepara att ~
OF programme and selection Of in
struc,ors-
Thanks were rendered to instruc-
tors and teachers who participated
IN the exerc sss of the Institute
Thanks to the choir, and to Mr.
Deem the leader of tie choir, and to
Miss Thomas, the organist Thar ks
tors for fsvOrs received Thanks to
the citizens of the town and com
munlty who gave support to the
Institute.
That the Institute proved itself a
success, aud benefit intellectually
and professionally.
That n committee of five with the
superintendent as chairman prepare
course of study for the public
schools If the county. That each
pupil completing said course Of study,
and passing a satisfactory examina
ton should receive a diploma
That the several school districts
are recommended to purchase a
Wsbster's U abridged Dictionary
and a standard Enc, clopedia for each
Of the schools
That the several school boards
are recommended t. furnish pens
aud ink for the use II scholars
On Monday svenin- j. IL Neely
delivered the address of welcome.
Professor Bucke responded and Rev.
Mr. Hart delivered a lecture
| loct-Superstition-
! Professor Bible, on Tuesday gave
elocutlonary exercises
Professor Hammers gave a stereop-
tican entertainment, OF views, of pic.
lures of places in the old world on
wednesday evening
On Thursday evening The Boston
Glee Club gave a musical entertain,
ment to n large audience
The Institute closed on Friday ev
ening with lecture by Peter Nam
reoff Van Finkelstine. subject-Pal
estine, past and present
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TO NSU MPTIVES

The undersigned having been re-
stored to health by simple means,
after suffering for several years with
q severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow suf-
ferers the means Of cure. To these
who desire it, he Will cheerfully send
free of charge) copy of the per-
scription used, which they will find
sure cure for Consumption, .7sthma,
Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and
lung -Haied,es- He hopes all suffer
ers Will try his remedy as it is in
valuable. Thoss desiring the pre-
scription, which Will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing, will
please address Rer. Edpard. a. Wilson.
Williamsburg. Kings County, New
York
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A mention of all great ques-
tions of the times pass through
its columns during the course
of a year. New questions of
public concern will come to the
front within the coming year.
aud you and your family as in
telligent people cannot afford
to remain ignorant of them
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Hold IL 10 the Light.

The man who tells you confiden
TALLY Just what will cure your cold
is prescribing Kemp's Balsam this
year In the preparation of this re
markable medicine for coughs and
colds no expense is spared to com,
bine only the best aud pursst ingred
tents. Hold bottle of kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through 1t
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Booked for Court.

Court convened on Monday with
the following cases booked for trial:
JunIata County vs.. Ssmual b.
Loudon. No. 3, April 7, 1889, Ap-
peal from Docket of Z b. McCrum,
j. z. The suit is to collect back
paw.
Levi Hollenbaugh VS.. George
Meyer No. 10, April 7 1890, sum IN
Eiectment; Pea, Not guilty.
S. n. Hench aud w. Dromgold,
partners trading in the name of
Hench & Dromgold VS.. John Z. ia
cobs, No. 13 Sept I. 1890. Sum,
mon. in Assumpsit; Plea, Non As.
sumpsit. This suit is about farming
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NEW DRUG STORE.
NJ P CR,yFoRp. PHARN,c1sr

VI. L. CRAWFORD, PHARMACIST,
has opened new drug store in hif-
flInt,~-I and has IN stock a full line
oi al goods kept in n first class
Gr'rg store. Presentations ACCURATE
y '-ErrUSDED. Purity Of ingredi-
ents guaranteed The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited.
Democrat and Register building,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Bridge
street If.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-.
7 | NJ E-T A BL Z

On and after Sunday ,Nov'r -, a.
trains that stop .t hiffiin viii W. as f.-'.-.
FAST WARD.
HARRISBURG socosHontrIss leaves
toona daily At 5. .2Oa. M. T vruuy 81 -. -., .
Soupt Union at 8 "a q. M, Newton H.f-a
ton zoe =. m, HcV-vtowu 7.23 a. "a. e.
istown AS a.. No., Milford sos 10. 'lf-.-
e.l2 am, Port Royal S,l7 3. n. So .
% S. m. Tuscsrora g pa. N. V4-rssc-S
30 a. M. Thompsontown So a. NJ. Dar
ward s,s2 q m. EillcrstowD s.4s
Newport s,o0a. ~. arriving 1t HsrTi,eu--
1905 a. n, and at Philadelphia, - ,. '-
SEA SHORE EXPRESS le.re. Altoona 4 o..
at ., Is e. M, and stopping 4 all regUa,.
stations between Altoona and Harrisbur-
reaches Mittiin at l0.h5 a. IN, 4srriEbu-s
ll.4o p. NJ, and arrives in Philadelphia q
S.l5 p. III.
MAIL TRAIN leave: T''tsju.c daily
$50 a. M, Altoona at =, 80 9. ,A, and ste
ping at all regular stations arrives al Mfr
at o8 P. m, Harrisburg 7.e0 p. m, Ph
adelPhia 1855 p. N.
Mail Express leaves Pittshurg at our.
Altoona 20 p m; Tyrone t So pm: h,
lngdon ',40 pm; Lewistown s65pm N
nin 10 p m; Harrisburg 1916 pm; Pr
delphia 25 an
DAY ENPBEss leaves PittIburg at so
NJ; Altoona ! so A. d.; may be flag
81 hinlln AT 2.o5 p. NJ; strives At Harri-
burg al $50 p. NJ; at Philadelphia, 5.5e
k.
Philadelphia Express will step 81 niiiI
st ii 81 2. M, when tagged
WESTWARD.
FAST LINE leaves Phiade elphia daily
"A 4 " L.
Os I NJ; Lcwistown 5 2S IN; Alreen,
Z, 30 ? N; arrives al PIttsburg az SO pm
WAY PAssEEGER leaves PHILADELPHIA.
daily at 30 a. m; Harrisburg, g Is q. n
Duncannon, 8 81 a. M; Newport, 2 26
M; Millerstown, 9 40 a. m; Thompsontowr
81 a. m; Van Dyke, Ia 90 =. N Tuscs
ora, 10 % a. m; Mexico, 10 o. a. NJ; P.
Royal, 10 IL a. m; Miflin, Ia 20 A.
Milford, 10 % a. m; NarrOws, 10 81 A.
Lewistown, 10 46 a. M; McVeytown,
a. m; Newton Hamilton, IL 80 g. MIL
tingdon, II IL p. IN; Tyrone, O7 ,.
Altoona, 46 P. M, and stops al ali reg
stations between Harrisburg and Aite---
OYSTER RIPRBss leaves Philadelph!
ly at % p. M, Harrisburg, 10 20 ..
stopping at Rockville, Marysville, Dune
non, Newport, milierstown, Thompsontoa
Port Royal, time at MiffiIn, IL So .. M.
Eg
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philsd.lphia da
200 a. NJ, Harrisburg ll.2O a. M,
port, l. Is p. m, Miffiin 1882 .. m,
ping at all regular stations between
and Altoona reaches Altoona at 3.
Pittsburg $40 p. N.
ALTOONA ACCOMMODATION leaves
adelphia daily at IL 40 a. m, Harrisb1r..
4, 10 p. M, Duncannon - p. M, -.
port g. ~ p m, Millerstown 5,22 y.
Thompsontown D., ?. IN, Vandyke 5 :
7. NJ, Tuscarora 5,i4 p. M, Mexico 5.47 ?.
IN, Port Royal 1871 p. M, MiHIn > s
m, Le~istown 40 ?. NJ, HcVeytown
As P. IN, N'wton HanItton 70 =. a'
Huntingdon 4, 5 P. m, Altoona 200 p. NJ
Pacific Expressloaves Philadolphis II a.
pm; Harrisburg 8 l0n m; DuncsL-oH b
IS m; Newport 400 an; Miffiin
M Lewistown 50l au; McVeytOwn s-
a. m; Mt Union 40 IN; Huntingdon
IL m; Petersburg 6 25 N; Spruce Cree
40 m; Tyrone 7G9 an; Bell's MI.
y am; Altoona O5a mi Fittsbu:g
y A pm.
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FOOT WEAR.

Our Boot and Shoe De-
partment is full in its assort-
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
We have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a full line @,
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
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WANTED o, ,sr good Z. es.5ie- ssii
TREES,
MEN SHRUBS,
Ih E-N VINES Etc.
Give references. and apply TO
GEORGE ARCHELLs.
At. West Chester. Chester Co Pa.
Caution Notice.

The undersigned citizens Of " alSer Twr -,
JuniEta county, Ps-, terrby crution all per
sons not To ir-sspI.. On t'e'r lands for the
purpose II hrnr'ng John =. Gallagher.
Christ 'ius-rr, Calvin hlgrud-r. John F.
Babr, David Divcn, Samuel Aus-r, Cyrus
SIcber. Seth Kerchnsr, W lillian Cieck
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Compare it with other Jun

Compare it with other Juni-
alta County papers, and be con
vinced that it gives to its sub
scribers a greater quantity and
a greater variety of reading
To all persons living in Jun
iata county, an opportunity
will be given to subscribe at one
dollar a year in advance. Ii
not paid in advance one dollar
and a half People living out
side the county, will be charged
one dollar and a half. This op-
portunity will be open to the 1st
of March, 1891.
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According to a French savant a
journey around the world could be
made: By man walking day and
and night, in 42S DAYS; a railway
train 40 davs; sound, at a medium
temperature 32! hours; ac aunon ba
pig hours; light. a trifle over one
tenth of a second; electricity, a little
under one-tenih of a second.
"Who carried off the gates of Gaza7, ;,
asked the Sunday school snperin.
tendent,
1t Was the second morning after
Halloween, and twenty-seven boys
rose up at once and said they bsdn I
had anything at all to do with it.
Chicago Tribune.
The British are talking aboJt a
plan to stop the use of AmerIcsa
beef They propose to ship by steam
er in refrigerators all the meat they
need from Australia.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF I ost 7 oder, late at Spruce Hill
township, Junista Co, Pa, deceased.
Letters documentary up,.n the above nam
cd estate having been granted TO ths under
signed, all p'rs"us having claims against
the same will PRESENT them for payment, du-
ly authenticated. and those indebt thereto
will please mike i'uulediste payment 10
JOSEPH NJ. EVANS
Executor at Ac tdemiA, lnists Co., Pa.
JEREAIAH LYoss,
Attorney.
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consumptIon Surely Cured.

To TEE EDrroR:-Pleass inform your readers
that have . positive remedy for the above-naned
disease By IT. timely use thousands OF hopeless
have been permanently cured shall be glad
W sand two bottles OF my remedy FREE to any Of
your readers who have consumption II they wiz
ssnd their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully. I. A sLOCUA. II. c.. Isl Pearl ST.. \. Z.
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notice the bright, clear look; then
compare with other remedies. Price
SOC and 81. If.
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Ask Your Friend ds About II.

Your distressing cough can be cui
ed We know it because Kemp's
Balsam within the past few years
has cured so many coughs and colds
in this community Its remarkable
sale has been won entirely by its
genuine merit. Ask some friend
who has used it what he thinks of
Kemp's Balsam- There Is no medi-
cine So pure, none 40 effective.
Large bottles::5Oc and 81 at all drug
gists. IT,
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Groceries.

Also, the only full line OF
Q u E Z n S W A K E.
in the county. Every house
must have its full supply of
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar
ticles.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
GettysburS, ga.

ENOUNDED IN 1882. Large Fsclity
l. Two full courses Of siTiy-ClIs -
,nd Scientific Sprcisl courses "a ~ de-
psrtnent-- Observatory, Laboracori;s ara
new Gymnasium. Three large bull ,ings
Steam heat Libraries - ,DUO volumes.
Expenses low Department ct HygIene
and Physical Culture in charge of an cx
perienced physician Accessible by fre-
quent Railroad trans Location on the
BATTLEFIELD of Gett-sbUrs most pleas ant
and healthy. PREP 4 Il ATORY DE
PARTMENT, in separate buildings for
boys and young men preparing Tor busi
Ness or College under special care OF It.
Principal snd three assistants, residing with
students In the building. Fall term oIeus
Sept. 4th, 1890. For Cataioe ues, address,
II. W. MCKNIGHT, ID. D.,
President, or
Rev. Il. G. BUEHLER, 4. NJ,
Principal.
G city sburg Pa.
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TO WEAK MEN

suse-ing from tho effects OF youthful errors. early
decay wasting weak ne-s. lost manhood. etc. ~tn
ssnd . valuable treatise fsealedl containing fun
particulars for home cure. FREE OF charge.
splendid medical work should be read by every
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Prof. r. c. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn.
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POULTRY PAYS

1t preperly managed. The PouLrRY BUL-
LETIs, published monthly, finely illustrated =,
Is the best paper for fancier and farmer
Less Than two cents month brings it to
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address PoHifry EuNeffn. go Pearl ST.
New YORK.
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Don't miss the opportunity
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family.
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EG.7Y.
EXE UTOR'S NOTICE.

Letters les an-n'ary, on the estate OF Jos
bua VsnOrm r, late of Fsyctte township
d decensed, having be-n granted to the und err
signed All persons inhabited 10 said estate
ase requested to mrkr payment, and these
having claims or demand. are requested to
make known the same without DELAY TO
ENOCH SHELLEN BERGER,
Executor.
Aiffiintown, November 5, 1850.
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1t publishes all important
foreign news.
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If you have sale bills to print
call at the office of the SENTINEL
AND REPUBLICAN, and have the
Job executed at reasonable rates.
matter than any other paper in
the county
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Or. L. DERR
PractiCaliDentist.

ESTABLISHED IN NIYFLISTows, Pa, o.
Oct. IA 80
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Pacific Expressloaves Philadolphis II .
pm; Harrisburg 8 IOnm; Dunc-h-on
IS m; Newport 4 90 m; Miffiin
mi Lewistown 50l am; McVeytOwn b.
q. m; Mt. Union 8 40 q IN Huntingdon
IL m; Petersburg 25 N; Spruce Cree
q 40 M; Tyrone 7C9 q IN; Bell's MI.
- I'm; Altoona 6 05 o m; Fittsbu:g
y A IN.
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On and after Sunday ,Nov'r -, Ia.
trains that stop 81 hifiin i'll W. - .--.,.
YAM
The sun., 1890-01-27
FEAST OF ST AGNES.

Elaborate Services In the Church OF st.
Agnes-First Sermon by the New Pastor.
The congregation OF the Church OF St. Ag-
nes. in East Forty-third street, celebrated yes
terday the feast Of their patroness. Saint Ag-
mes. The church was crowded and many per-
sons were unable to enter. The pontiflcal mass
was celebrated by the Right Rev. P. A. Ludden
D. D.. Bishop Of Syracuse. assisted by Assist
ant Priest MohslRnor John M. Farley. deacon .
the Rev. Henry ,Prat, sub.deaeon; the Rev.
John Nears, and the Rey. James Kelly, master
Of ceremonies, who with the Rev: Edwin +.
6opers and the Rev. Joseph H. Bigley occu-
pied seats on tho platform.
The exercises began with, an organ overture,
BY OrRanist Paola GLORIA. There were vocal
solos b, Mrs. Devine. signor SpriGrooll. and
The Rev. DR.. H. H. Brann. the pastor OF the
church, recently appointed to take the place OF
the late Rev. Henry O. Mcdowell. preached the
sermon. his first to this congregation since his
appointment.
Fourteen young girls, all clad In white and
crowned with .wreaths OF orange blossoms.
passed down the aisles with baskets and COL
lected the onertory.
The sun., 1890-01-27
sporadic Raid ou SUNDAY Dauoe..

Detectives Shelly and Cuff OF the Fifty.
first street station were sent out after mid.
night on Saturday to look for violations OF the
Sunday law. They found the front doors of
most OF the amusement halls locked but some
OF the side doors were open. They report that
no liquors were sold. but that dancing was
going on at 12h O'Clock In Terrace Garden. on
Fifty eighth street; in Maennerehor Hall. at
295 I Fast Fifty. SIXTH street. and In Ferna9dos.
wig Croner. Frederick Mayser. and John Bet
teIs. the respectiye proprietors Of these places;
were arrested Yesterday Justice Ford held
them for examination.
=, ,EdWaTd Gotth9mer. manager OF Arlington
Hal, III East Eighth street. was arrested by
Polioeman Timony for violation of the Excise
law. In the Essex Markst, Police Court yester-
gay morning the oftleer told Justice Patterson
that he had drunk a glass OF beer there. He
heimer refused to take. Justice Patterson
W9pidnt believe this. He said to Gottheimer:
,v,,h f9S o. probably p have made some arrangement
- Make me believe IT," said his Honor.
Gottheimer was held In Sl00 bail for trial.
The sun., 1890-01-27
ONE WAY TO GET TWO DOLLARS,
But Don't Try It On Alexander Oliver, for
He Has Good Memory for Ipjurien.

But Don't Try It On Alexander Oliver, for
He Has Good Memory for Injurles.
A man who said he was Antonio Silva en-
tered Morris Solomon's express office at 81
Hester street on Jan. and asked the express
man to move two bales of leather from 2O7
Sixth street to 374 Water street. He told Mr..
Solomon to 20 to. the corner OF Grand and
Goerck streets. where he would find Alexander
Oliver, a bootblack, who would hand him
written order for the leather. Mr. Soloman
was to give the bootblack $210, and upon tho
delivery of the two bales was to receive both
the money which he had advanced and the ex-
pressage He did as directed. and paid the
bootblack the money. When he went to take
the leather he found none. He had the boy ar
rested. In court last week young Oliver said
that Silva. whom he had never seen before,
had given him piece Cf paper with instruc-
and would pay 50. TO-. About ten minutes after
and claimed 1t. To avoid further trouble, how
ever, he agreed to pay Solomon the money out
OF his own pocket.
Ever since then. Alexander says he has been
on the lookout for Silva, spending all his spare
time In visiting saloons In the noighborhood.
On Saturday he found his man in a beer sa-
loon at Montgomery street and East Broad
way and had him arrested. The whole story
was gone over in Essex Market Court yester-
day and Silva was held In $500 bail for trial.
Alexander is q remarkably handsome boy
He Is II years old. olive-compleXioned, has
thick black hair and fine brown eyes.
The sun., 1890-01-27
POLICEMEN ARE NOT IDIOTS.

And when They Suppress tho Charge
Susanna Burge of 672 First avenue was
arragned In the Yorkville Court yesterday by
Policeman Drumming Of the Thirty fifth street
station. Drumming calmly related this story:
The prisoner was the proprietor Of saloon
which was in the front OF her apartment Yes
terday morning he tried the front door and
found 1t locked, He entered the hall and tried
to get in by the side door, but this was closed
also. He then walked back to the kitchen and
knocked. Mrs. Burge opened the door and he
walked In. He went through her rooms to the
saloon, she following him. He was In citizens
clothes, and she asked him what he wanted.
He called for whiskey and then for beer but
she refused to sell either Then he arrested
Justice Ford looked at Drumming in amaze
What do you mean by such outrageous con-
duct p he demanded: why. this is the most
disRraceful story ! have listened to in long
time. think that had better 20 on the record"
Justice. Ford called the stenoGrapher and
discharged Mrs. BurRe.
Policeman Murphy Of the Fifty-frst street
station entered Charles Knoches saloon at 943
First Avenue at 6 A. NJ. yesterday. through the
hall entrance. He knocked, and the door was
opened. knoche the policeman asserted. re-
fused to sell ANYTHING but was arrested any
how. Judge Ford discharged him
John Wright, who keeps a saloon at 922 Sec
ond Avenue. suffered similar treatment at the
hands OF Policeman Sontheimer OF the Fifty
first street station. at ia o'clock, according to
the policeman. He was discharged.
The sun., 1890-01-27
A Matter.ocFnet Elopement.

PORTLAND, Conn.,, Jan. GA matter-of-
fact elopement was that Of Miss Hattie Lewis
Of Forestville. daughter OF Theron Lewis, with
Robert Bateman. the other day. She went to
church In the forenoon. and after the service
told her slster. Mrs. Greene, that she was going
to take stroll up to her grandmother's house
After she had left Mrs. Greenes house an open
In which she said she was going to marry Rob
ert Bateman. Il was too late then for relatives
riage. and a few days later It was learned by
them that the young lady had strolled to her
grandmother,s house. pear which she mel
on to Portchester where they were welded.
Miss Hattie has not boen back to the old folks
Robert Bateman, "