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The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15
Are Ou
ONE
OF
THEM?

In 1890
The Home-seeker takes 16tl free acres in
the famous MIX River
Vally Of Mont ana,
reached by the MANI
T0BA RAlLwAY.
The Health-Seeker takes tht MANITOBA To
the lakes and woods 81
the Northwest, Helena
Hot SprIngsAnc BIZ nd
water Samitariun,
rheFortune-Ssekert the MANlroRA til
a ghrious 3pportu III
ties Of the four new
Stites.
Ike Manufacturer takes the MANITOBA to
II nj. the great Fall, Of the.
MissOurI.
The Tourist takes II q MANITOBA
through the gran lest
scenery ef America.
he Trave Her takes the MANITOBA
PalAse. Dining and
Sleeping Car line 10
Minnesota, North, d
kota South D q kio Ia
. M0ntan q nm ID the paci
6c Coast. sss
ThesCsaoher taxes the MANIToRA
cheap excnrsions from,
8 St. Paul ioS lake Min
netonka. the Park Reg
ion, the Great Lakes,
The Rockies, lh 4
National Park, the
Pacific Ocean. Cslifor-
I mia and Alaska.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15
Farm 10 Rsnt.

III section IL. n l61 n. is. shout fonr
miles from town Tor 4 rear. 10 |, good tenant.
Apply at the P:oxrER Office 81 10 FJadge
Dams. m8-
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15
+. q. sPrLMAN Register.
Land once at Devils Lake, n. 8.

sa LHHU OMce At D6YllSIAke, ND.
Feb. III, lett.
Notice is hereby given that the folluwlns
named settler has filed n0I,ce of his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk Of the District Court In and for Bottin-
eau County at Bottineau, N. d., on March "A,
1870, viz: T1s S.. 80
WILLIAM ELLIOT b s No 1870,
l62, r. rs. ! \ ~ q
He names the following witnesses to pr0ve
his continuous residence upon, and cultiya-
ton Of, said lnnd, viz:
John D Bell, VIM. r. Bell, VIM. Williamson,
Daniel stewart, all of Bottineau, Bottinca,i
e. a. sPILMAN, Register
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15
M c EBIT5
cslIsstIsl - Fsss IsLsl
Farn Loans Y Spseidlity.
Bottir eau. n. Dak|

IBottir eau.

Notices Of final proof must 30 paid for'
before afidavit of publication will be -
sued from this Office. s
The charges are: For single notice Of
dnal proof, $500; consolidated notices, $6
each: contest and dtimberculture notices ,$5.
Each special notice $I extra.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15
Cattle Taken IIo Herd.

Will taks csstle n herd Il lLs Mouse
slli,er fren ia frstsSf lisy u III ~ of
Move nj rcssanat t.c - ses
MIC II AsDxaas
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15
T'or Sale

b ! have fcr sale a. my place il Tho Noun
tains. about IS hsaI . COW and 1 four year
old steers, at reasonable prices.
mS.4 M. II liTTrxGRK.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-03-15
ThesTsaohelr'i

ThesT T0aoher
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Az OFFICER sTErrK WITH Az AXE.

Jane Nor2ar. hr!rLlii"r. vhn lirrS With his wife
ard family IN a T. risn' u'' IN H." .awa, ave. and
~, lvl been arrested und'- a.. charge Of halin;
.rirh pr.'.r lnn"l !, ~, nae with Will" th3
latter In the h.rha'" 4 H., duty. ariaicncd
l":,lr justice P,ttr.rl v,-c:day a. the Gate, AvcHrH
Police Court and committed (" Jail 1t T. laid that
thor" had been fc'if exiting for s,m" trIr b"tw"cn
Mur.rn md Ia u!.c". Martin l.i/c raid. and TINT AZ
..,it = OK lock M"l. 81, ;.I.i iig ta.d casa" do"
fran III, apartment On tie tor t"Il and got Into -
fr.; nth Mo-gtu. In w!Irh the latter WA wnr>fei.
r,,,,cinln Dorolu". VIII had learned ~ the fight,
hatr.'i to IT,. er"'d Nor ard was feeling about for
The knob - Mor,lr's door .h"n be truck on ia,
head with An AL! fell stunned AID hlr"llnc 10 this
Noor uf'.cr DAVIS t" arr; 81. and AT calling N
ambulance went ura tlr> ald nrlc-t'd Norsln. wll'
.t,u,ly asserted HI i'!Yocrnrc Ofrcer Dunb.ur was
renewed -. Msry's Io.pital IN an unconro'u'
condition. bat lad so IN recovered ~ I" hc taken
home We ,t"Iva;.
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GATHERED AEplT TOWN.

The, Aldermen having failed 10 approve 0f The 'N
lm.... II hrca'u" law without their action "l 'h'
SIC. nd Iu,>dav ~ October The amount OF the ap
propr.atu,,, IN IT is + .i"0.'io -.
The examination Of the chare" OF a,"ault preferred
oooiu.t I,th suprintcrdrnt An"urin Jones by Edward
H. Malone was adlourlrd Yesterday until october -
A new trial Ina, been granted in the suit whereby
Mr., MnIy +. D. Milo recovered $1,000 n damages for
ipiurlc. received by collision on The King, County
Elevated Railway Oh the sonud that the amount al
lowed Is excessive.
Tho cxtru wort upon the cotaSe> for IN" insane AL
81 Ionl,nd hav" already swollen the amount Pa'o u
,,,tr,c,ur o'Io,rkr from 1852 900 e. $2iJ,oO. In
the Ia I fp.r supervising EniInccr Jaic' 'ar
r,. dm,;p sa,6 $50 - from the county hi, ) per
cent npon the VI all engineering improvements ~
III. It Johuland County Farm. which hr supcrvls's'
II +, thought that the lioaid 81 Supervisors VIII cut
down his receipts shortly.
The Urooklyn institute has received G20.pss insur
,ncc money for the damage done by fire to t| building
and COLLECTIONS recently.
rte, death, last week Numbered :i'p. representing
death rate Of .oV, In 1000 There were 81 births
and rithll two marriage.
Mi, Lizzie trtn,lrr has been lined go Or horse
whipping Thcyiorc l.. ucret ri ia the street.
The ante r,ricil statement of Miss Anni" Joyce,
w,t; ore Years old. ot No. 1874 rwrntyiir> -. Sc's
t,th tl.,r -hr tnpi m,di'nr given Ia her hy Miss
S,niIl, White III T. ,hr,nth 80 which had boon put up
ly G. f. T,ilin = druggist ~ 80. III Fourth ave.
u,ou , prescription prepared By Or. Charlie, tcrch md
The lat naucd Ia. tried three times r Grim nal
malpractice The mrdirin~ i, g. BE- an,y POI and an
.uio,y viii lc rcll 20 d"ch.c Of the I"rh
II .IUlrc.
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REyIsrNG THE CONFESSION or FAiTh

pARr OF THE COMMITTEES WORK DoNE-ro
MELT IN WASHINGTON IN rrH:t My
p,ttsrurg. Penn. oct. I4-T'" Eev-! N Committee
II tn, Presbyterian GENERAL Assembly c'''en IN "
session here to-day ard adjourned I'd nlcr' IN """8
tom February {. The rrvlsior Of t!spt'r III Oh ~
ordination wa, finished yesterday. and. ih"ici II Is
not ready for public inspection. 'ha''hi' "'''.'
youchs.fed the Information that i.tVr wcr' SOM ''
icsl changes made Ire tenth '"'p'cr. rr'''t"- !"
the fnAl disposition OF infants AID dots was ""'
consideration 10 day. ~
Tho committee began It's n''c'iNc> "''o vi
= " the twenty five mentors All "'n PRESENT Va
ctpt pr. Hastings II New l"rh' 1'~ h''"V'
mere Of Trenton v. j.. who were unable 10 a''e' w
account Of sickness Or. Il. Il. B"''h' "i W" '''S
and Morris IL Strat;on OF New jersey. WET" 'A''o"
in their places Tie nets'! ~ the commune" ''
been 10 read the entire Confession 'h'p'F W 10Y
ter marking for consideration sn'h SEC ''"'' :" F
c,.phs a. were suggested by the frr'bNf'"' ~ ~
The committed itself Then they projected III "'s''
to consider the suhJe,ts noted. ana I" aNt p' "' q"
ally upon change proprcd. Whether by "''"a."
suh.,,,rt,on mr. addition Tile cief DISCUSSIONS ~ 'e
con,r,i++~. wcr, upon Chapters III. W. IN ana ~
which s,- chiefly Ind cscd III the a'irc'' % t'' t"'
hvterlcs referred 70 IN thes" di'pa''""'' ''"f " Wv
.,,,, w.rc referred 10 committees 10 r'r ~ l."
,dIou-nc. mr"ting III Wa>hiift"h' 'n'' 81 49,
r,n,. .ub,,,, To revision. IN Chapter III F~''.l'
3, T. ana IN thlper ~ ''''.' 49,,
s.c,,on A. Chapter VII sections I, . ara u '"'p -
~ ....,nr. 2 and : TIc IL cI>>'n> ~ T." r"n' ''9o
,ar. hecn thoroughly Harmonious AM the aif'H'''"
reached thus far rFa,tca!y unanimous Inc '"n.
mitce Lave been confirmed In III" b'Ie' IN" rro,,
wuI h, finally adopted which VII reeve e." arp", y
Of the General Assembly al" o' ''A"p'" - '
tertc-. ., .,, rou until tho session q.
n,,ton rho committee will carefully coos!Scs IA
M.s,, ,nn',.s made and Will reach final con''ir"a
.ub committee WITH trn be appointed :" ar Th"y viii
80 in conformity with tho general d"hlir i.
=. into clear crsc aud concise Efilsn "'. &c
por to the whole eom;ss at ,i nens ' TIE as
To tnr ~ thr committee will probably be hm !"
D. yaln or I'm Gle, Gland
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WILL 1T RETURnp
Much Speculation - to the Probable Re.appear.
ance Of tho Grip. -What Certain Symptoms Mean

Much Speculation to the Probable Re.appea,.
ance Of tho Grip.-What Certain Symptoms Mean
There be little doubt the "grp" which plsyd
such sad havac last year has only left effects upon
great but 10 be in various local.
ties AL physicians report that there is an ALARMING
prevalence Of heavy colds accompanied by all grip symp
MANY people cold than before; oshe,s
troubled with weak ewes. headaches &C. These
things not only come TO those who laid low BY the
grip last year. but also visiting many who escaped
Pains neuralgia lasstude all the symptoms present
Every leading physclan who treated the grip last sea-
prescribed stimulsnts. The weakening. depressed
record where pure whiskey saved the lives "a
and who fiat drifting toward the grave
In all other things. however tho purity Of article
determines It's value and 10 say that ordinary whskey
will assist Is absurd. II Il only pure whiskcy Of 4
medcinal quality which be made available. and Is 10
this respect that DuIys Pure Matt wh-key hss shown
i,sc!f inleasurably superior N other known
stlrnuant The OF the best physicians has been
drawn to this truth and the fart that they prescribing
this wh.skry constantly the highest praise they could
b.s,ow. Prof Joseph Parrish says: "wc know that
wh.sk.y will steady the heart slow the pulls" calm ex.
element and ought 70 use ito BE very careful.
however that only the genuine. and
has by ycnrs popularity been proven purc, and bc
In other words ony DuYys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
IN MEMORY OF JUSTICE MILLER.
THE SUPREME COURT ADJOrHN.S.
40 ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE FUNERAL YET
MANY MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY.


MANY MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY.
WASHINGTON. oct. I4.-.Iusticc Millcrs chair was
dra,rd heavily in black this morning when the SUI
prem, Court met An air Of sadness pcrvadcd the
court from the Chief Justice down to the messenger
The late Justc. was universally popular. aud hi> popu
lo-itv WAS greatest around the court. where he was
best known.
When the court met tho Chief Justice and all the
Associate Justices except Justice Field were present
The Cnief Justice said
1T Is With feelings OF profound sadness that an.
nonnce the death of the senior associate Justice OF this
court Justice Miller which occurred at his Residence in
this city at two minutes past 10 O'Clock last even
Ing No business will be transacted and the court.
a. mark OF respect 10 the memory OF It's eminent a.
sociate will adjourn until Monday next
All the District courts also adjourned ont OF respect
TO IN, dead 1nrist.
The arrangements for the funeral Of Justice Miller
will not hc completed until the arrival Of his daughter
Mrs Ton1aln. this afternoon
Among the MANY tclcrnIns received By Mrs Miller
today Xas tho following from eA President Cleveland
ACCEPT my sincere sympathy and condolcnce In TINS
sorrowful hour May you receive consolation and pity
from Gods unfaillng store and may you find ray OF
comfort In the remembrance OF your husbands noble
devotion to duty and his priceless services to hi,
county,
5 C1arkson OK. Assistant Po,tmastcr'icncril. sent
tin following rom New. York Everybody who knew
Jndrc Miller and loved him for his greatness and his
geatlcncss alike Will with yoi In your SORROW
senator Edmunds tclcgraphcd "Mrs. Edmnncf.
Mary and myself orer yon DIR deep sympathy and
heartfelt coudocncc.'
&. {. Waite. son OF the late chief Justice. tc"'
grsphcd from Columbus. ohio d. follows Ny mother
and sister Join I'm expressions of deepest sympathy AMI
coincidence"
Mrs, Hendricks sent this from lndinnalS,lis:
Accept ;he love ard sympathy Of your friend ~ l'n'
ago.
General sherman sent This sage yesterday bcfor'
itinr. N.,u m
Of judge Mile. and Will understand my tender ~
heartfelt sympathy on learning OF hi, alilr '"n.
Justice Field photographed from New York vhcr" Ii"
orri, ~, Yesterday Mrs Field aud myself on arriv n:
from Europe 10 dnv ~hnch"d aud eri"vrd hcyond
nc,snrn 10 hear NJ III, sldd"n attack Of Justice Miller
Ior have our profound sympathy in Your great sor'
row."
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TRAPPED BY AN OLD LETTER.
. u,RprREK's ARREST CAUSED AFTER TWO
WEARS BY A FORGOTTEN BIT OF PAPER.

>,,.pprRER's ARREST CAUSED AFTER TWO
,r,ps NY A FORGOTTEN BIT OF PAPER.
Adam, q, week ago man took to superintendent
Ill -. the Boston police. old letter which hc
had tmpd among the effects Of man named Clark.
, had xdccd with him in that city. II was post
.,od . Hrooklyn. n. w. and In 1t was the startling
n,o,c. . Tho man you shot Is dead dispatch
- s,, from Boston TO P0lcc-Supcrntendcnt Camp
,u .sLnr il Clark WAS wanted for murder. giving
ascrir,ion OF him. A no man Of that namc appeared
Il, ,,o criminal records OF the department. word was
o,, u,,, he was not wanted. Tut later the Second
pr,cuct police recognized tbs description Of the man
calling himself Clark o. that Of James smith. who
,oc,,on night IN 1873 Smith. alias John Clark alias
" Nrnckr escaped after the murder and had not been
sccn since Word was ut sent to Boston TO arrest
and hold him pending Identification. Detective
rcorrcy WAS sent n Boston and he took with him a
brotbrr Of the murdered man. They positively idcntl
ccd the prisoner smith and ne will be brought to
Dooklyn as soon reqni,on papers can be prepared
smith went into a liquor shop election night two
rc,r sco At the end Of the bar Carroll stood with
some friends. and after l!'tc time smith. who va.
fired AZ Carroll whom he shot In tha stomach Cnrrhll
died a few days later at the Brooklyn Hospital.
Smith escaped. Before he shot Carroll hr had
o,lrrrcd with man named Welsh, and II Is thought
rho shot was meant for him
Eost,,, oct. lf.-Dctcctive Carney and brother
of Carroll arrived 10 t3y from NHw York. and went TO
the Charlc~town courtroom, where smith waA tn,ti'
king IN railroad case. Al soon a. smith saw
back without papers. He started for New-fork on
the 10 p. IN. train.
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ORANGE.


A legal entan clement has come IN the surface In
Orange. Tn. I;oar, nf Commits OF Appeals in
ca..s ~ TAXATION IS no, partisan composed OF fwO
Democrats and two Rcpubrar- The two Democratic
nr.mLei, failed ~ qualify within the time fixed by
law Notwithstanding this when the board met Last
week the two men met with the others and voted In
I'll tho Case, presented. Tie board haS adjourned
lie d.c on Monday evening the City toun>"fS al
t.ion WAS ca,zi to ti- f't. ard h" rul,Il that the
act, Of the board are ull and void. and rs tho limit
II iim" liked Is the law wlcrrtn the board shall holt
Us ,!ons la passed tie result i deadlock. The
n,,. Will PROBABLY have 10 stand - they ar,
fE IN" present wear.
M.,> Jane Meade We!rh will hold parlor talk on
the Passion PLAY At phcranrc-gsu ths evening In tn"
paror, Of Mrs. Isaac 4. Cgirl. IT,. IN HShland-avc
The twenty -nr>t annual meeting Of the Wonan's
Fni-n Missionary sricty 81 the Methodist Episcopal
hurch New York branch. will open In Calvcy Church.
Eat orange. this Iuoru.ne
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TELLING now HE HTLLrD OLiErTT.

I'mchhc"ps'c. Get ID (Sprr!aD.-SoIn after the q"
fence Va, opened to-day In tho cr>r OF the F"oplo
a-an,t Arthur Ir:dcrGa.t charged With killing Wash
ireipn Ulvctt Pcl'crga-t rallcd to the sand n'd
thu, testified In surpor; ot his claim tia! hr killed
Ollvcii IN -cif trf'nrc. Ne sad
When We lnft Ahrl's walked up the lane 20 a
pair u bars ana the, out into the paStur" field. This
wn, 3 or p. H.. We vrrc walking SIDE by side. ard
~ v" were grinr along aid 10 olivctt: 'lou miI-
know whcGr wife and chldTn are Won must
De- a nice father to Jet your daughter go away, ho
said You -, ClIarsr with that You
VIII never live to your wife and children again.
WIN that he grabbed me by the throat and threw
me down. put his knee and suddenly saw he
hal a knife in hi- hand. lie struck ~ with it,.
emitting behind the ear. felt IN" blood rrcklng
and felt that he vas trying to XIII me. reached
around to hap porhcl. pulled ont revolver 4nd
shot fi. lpO.,"i At Inn Il minute and eiivcird and
then l"t aS VA vcry mnr! frightened dldn't
me- y XII!
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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

NEW-IRt NSwICK. DR.. Merrill F. Gates. president
Of Rutgers Collc" delivered h- farewell address To-
tie ycetcn.y. before a>suinn L., he" duties
=. p:ced''t of Amherst COLLEGE.
HuEuKEN.-A DARING prank was PLAYED at stevens
Institute on Monday night by a party ~ freshmen.
Class fc"n: brt~con 'D3 and -! has been running
high Al corner OF the machine shop Rises tt.l
iron chimney. between - aud lD t'Nt In height
The STUDENTS succeeded IN climbing IT, h.
what NG,ns i ki.own AID alive! larIr plicnNi
bcarin; the Inscription "'0l" 10 it, top. ic,ter,a,
tie -ophomoN> ,rt> hard TO remove the p!arVi'i. bat
The freshmen had grrs.'d the Iron surface AID their
efforts wcrc futile
BTTLER. Charles Smith. Justice Of the Peace q:
this pln'". and formerly conductor "a t,- New. lorh
yesterday morning lying a"ngstdr OF the track Of the
susqurhanna Ea!irsid at Morris County Lauc. Thrr'
was struck and killed b. pas sing train lie lcaFcs
wife and number Of children.
RlrilERlnED-In spite 4 the unfavoruble weather
there wa, fir attendance md good shooting .y"scr-
DAY Ut the tournament Of the Boiling springs Fishing
and Gun cm, Ten regular mnt'hc, ana several
whcro nsn were tied tr Arst r!"ce the monsy wa:
J. u HMTS'T L. Lana; I;nhTley v and + t %ns
,.ycn,h' r.. u Mile and <undcman: EIGHTH. +. D.
Mncr: NTH. y w'I!lHm s tenth F. Cpns "Str ;r
programme Ur oday.
rAEl>rApl The fair q the Carlsbad rnrnN rrrn
clu,-.d Monday night Tho n"' proht 10 the Turn
Ncrr'n l., thought IA b, over $1,000.
UArRI-oN Thomas J. swift, who for -rvrr1l
,cars preside; of tnc C,unc Of Harrison did
wa n'r m Ireland and had lived in Harm ron since
,hllhoGL. lie hid served in the Town Council and
krl?n, Town Committee. II" wa unmarried
r',Mr ihe tall term , Of tho nithi .choq fesns
c>b, 'ci y '%uFh it'd their hrst .osasls in the
pios Of residence property have Just boon sold
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RrATTTprL IAHTEL PIEV'EN AND CRAFTS

The firm Of William II. Jackson and Co.. designers
ard manufacturers Of mantels. CRATES ana 'i"p!r"
fixtures and importers Of tiles are now c1h'bi'ins
many hand some aud novel designs at their ct n~vc
new sales IN Union S1narc. No - AMI - ft't
Srvcntrenth.St. Their suite o! rooms for dsphy ~
mantcls and freplaccs OF Nrrent s&le' Is ttei up
m the first floor All varieties Of French siylS are
shown In man.els of wood. fine pink Nnmiii'n mNb'"
and other fancy marble, with fittings of an'iGre BRAS
bright brass, freight. wrouchtlron or copper III"
classic Colonial mant"picces a." shown d" "ia'c1 WIN
the familiar wreath and f'Ntoon. There are "r'ht :
Louis XIV chimney pieces. wrought In IL mass OF ;'''
full curves Greek frcpaces, with cassie fsurcN cha ed
In relief on antique brass or copper and Turkish 'r'
n,arss with horseshoe curved openings for tho iat
and Tenders, IN Turkish brasswork Th"r~ are also
Indian freplaces. with the mantoiia'e IN Dra'S'
wrought ont in frctwOrk design.
On the basement floor is the tlcroom the room
where the tiles arc set In cement for hcarths tho
model room and various other rooms Tor the dsIIN
a, spccal designs In CRATES wrought iron or hraS'
work The house makes specially % Mhe hi.I
i,ntprns I'm graceful designs 3n wrongh'-lroh aHd a
aryn section Of tho saie,,Ooms Is devoted 10 scre
in stained glass IN brass aud to French ioiohg
screen, in pierced brass
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Peter Hoffman, thrty.two years old, ciGarn'a1cr
living y. No 433 Centralave. fatally shot himscu
ahout O'Clock yesterday morning lie had been on
prolonged debau6h. He picked up his hat Just be-
fore killing himself and started for the door. stumbling
on tho taby's crib crushing it 70 pieces. when MS
,r,, had snatchcd the child from the moor. iomann
iymS Ills wife lied with her child to the street
and immediately afcrward the pstoShot was heai.
Iiotmann died a few hours later. he leaves VIE
and two children in destitute circumstances.
Tho Hudson County Grand Jury handed up several
indictments Yesterday am ing them being the inlet
ments OF the four Graham brothers. VINO were TWO
month, aro ossaultcd by Mike" or Mara, joe Ouk
and " paisey" MahOncy. hceiers VI tho Democratic
ring whle Captain Graham was Wflns W ta"c ~, w.
;ai an election repeater named William Todd. Inc
gang wore arrested and In rettlat on Trey caused tnc
arrest of the Graliam>. O'Mara" CurA anu MaHo"c9'
80 f,r M is known have not been ihoictcu'
IN tno Second German Reformed Church, m central
ava mo south Bergen Chassis Il the REFORMED Chrci
partiruIar SYNOD OF New Brunswick heia meeting
Yesterday II was presided over ny rl"Is i'cHS
Elder Of the Grand street Church. We Kew. MI
f.ior; - convertcd Hebrew. who was lriven out ~
jerusalem by his family for embracing tnc Onris.ia VI
religion addressed the Chassis aiter VIZ gu ~ I'll
oycr and then the old custom OF rssint .% o ~
Inc Rev Elias Van Bcn,chouten wno ~, ~ ~ Ie
nwcathed si3,a4O 70 the Church, was io'io"eo an
recess taken. -,
An old Hebrew glazicr carrying ms uIa umd h rs Us
avn r,s walking up Railroad ave- YESTERDAY "hch ne
~a atfoctr,I by n crowd Of boys. They threw sohes
81 him and once struck him the head nv,
sIu,il IIc was taken 10 the City hoepHa' anu VIII
probably die. III, name Is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
wFSTCNgSTFR COUNTY.

WHITE pI,INS-Tnc ~ trhss'cr County G!a2d
yurc have indicted Robert l. an James p. Dunn AID
Joseph Thinks election i2.pectors. an G""hc'h'i'
named Johnston and pltrolran ra""d james "''
Gowan. all Of Yoak"rs. for v"'atr ''ec'.oh Jaw
The n'pcc.ors accused OF ts.. "'P's"u''
the ballot At the recent pr mary - - N'''
In N" Second Ward after tie had been '' - 'hf
heior, pu'tg him 10 an oath, and a!,o - "
receive the vote Of qualified voter. 4. "u'e
offccs are accused Of ciec;in. an ec'tor who !at
right under the law 10 remain and challenge voi"rs.
tn, animal meeting o: tie Westcle>tes
County bible Society was Led in the Presbyterian
Church yesterday. where officers reports were read and
'o'n Jaw OF Kat,nah. was el ctci president.
and the Rev J. H. Eastman s."rctary. In
the afternoon Dr.. O. r. WILL. Of Alexander
Military Institute. delivered an a'dre-.
The ar'hdeaconry Of weslche,er held - ANNA. meet;
Ing IN Grace Episcopal t7ur"h ye,t"rcay NARY al
the rector, OF the Episcopal church@s trnrhoHt
Wc,t.lcster. ROckland and Putnam '"tles ~"rr pro-"
cn The Rev F. D. yaa kcr'k A:'te, '.i .: M NIX
In" church - be IN flourish ns condition ~ NOV,
Mr. ranedy ot Trnly C,Mig.: Nv h," 30
tsry.
TARRYTOwN.-Th. corn"rst"n" Of TIE nov !, -,
HALL in course Of ere ton Lv the roclnuc1 J. 'i ny
e /" NJ, ,H.ufw ,i AZ me o-i,- .! m, 6c5ao
poem VIII be read hy stephen H. rhaver the Li'ihy
Hall l. 10 u built OF Nush stone
NORTH TAERlTOWH.-I pauldins an es
,c,n,rl resident Ut NJ Pleasant Ilcl al "a, H'' i.
north TaTytown Yesterday afternoon a. N" ne -
scvcn'y.nve years. II" WAS NJ ardent Reouhl At ~.
r,nn.,,ut.d In. town IL The. Wcs.'h'>t~" tOutN h'trl
n supervisor, ia l-5i He W. 'chp"! tris' Z : I
MANY wears. cla.," an ~ nuH''er ~ c"nhtV CO.
yc,one II his party. and AZ the tin. 81 MS DEAF va
a NM u,l,r If the A:dr, VI. luincn; y 'N"'iG"n AZ
r.,Suyrr and q. -. Pau. AIttA IL larry
town TIE late ADMIRAL Hiram Pau!iA- w1' -
uncr.
SING SING.-Thc Olympics. of Il Johns = ,o'
won game Of foptbai! tDm the D"isN >'h' 'e'c'
Of New i~h; yc,;'rity at,:U'""' i"' ''' "'''
ulv,rp!cs - Dwight school u.
KATONAH.-Thr conservation and d~.l' ~ 'i,
,rucau Of New York. oi;l..aiin- and i'crhIa- ~
d.,1r1t,"y sermon. The slcrauIrpi IF co.NviHdi ~
a.. all, administered. 100 ronlluHi' WIS. ~
church Il frame structure and VII scat 300 people