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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
THE RAPID TRANSIT MHISSIONERS
THEY DO NOTHING-TEN DAYS IN WHICH TO
FILE BONDS.

THEY DO NorHING-TEN DAYS IN WHICH TO
FILE BONDS.
None Of those who were appointed Rapid Transit
Commissioners by Mayor Grant has vet filed his
bond for faithful performance of his duties which the
law cOmpcls before he can act as such Commissioner.
This probably due TO the storm Of yesterday, which
made it impossible for many To get downtown to
business. The announcement that such commission
had been appointed was not made until long after
business hour, Tuesday last and some Of the Com
missoners have not Yet received Official nore Of their
appointment. Until they do so these Commissioners
will not discuss any plans or ideas which they have
for relieving Ncw>ork's OvercrOwdcd transportation
facilities.
Neither the Mayor nor any one OF his friends IN
Tmmany Hall has yet given any indication Of what
he cA pect, this Commission 10 do whether he merely
wishes it to through the form Of laying out rapid
transit route, in the meantime consuming days ana
wcc.s and thereby In measure interfering with the
work that the next Legislature might intend to DO on
This subject honestly Ia lay ont route, organize
company sell the franchise and put into operation
wcll-dohncd and satisfactory system of rapid transit
The Commissioners have days in which to file their
bonds, After that they have two weeks more in
which 20 meet and organize for the work which they
were appointed do. After they have done this the
life ~ the Commission LASTS four months longer The
three Democratic members of this Commission can, II
they will ~ control the management Of the Commission
that all this time can be wasted in really doing nothing
y that time the life Of the next session Of the Legs
l,tur, Will undoubtedly be almost past. II will then
be- too lat" t. introduce. amend and pls> bill who II
viii provide the necessary means Of relief rs regards
rapid transit that all New York l. hoping for.
Richard Croker knows that Republican senate VIII
not pa, bill which will give 10 corrupt an organ
baton 90, Tammany Nall The absolute control Of a
rapid transit system in which millions Of dolar' must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
4 LIUELY CHRISTMAS IN DEADUOOD.
PlRES BREAK OFT AFTER THE MAYOR HAD ON
BEEED THE HOSE TURNED on RuNkEN
RAILROAD GRADERS,

81 P,ul MINI Dee. Ga pioneer fr"SS oi'
match from DcaiwOd, :. D. says; Last iiS"' DIV
10 o'cock an alarm If fire was turned IN Tor ul'
Iir-t W,.d and an extensive hogpen was chtlfeH
consumed Another alarm AZ half past ococN ti'
morning from the same ward announced III" III w"
f.,,uc MOTEL Of g. g. Fargo and the haneS were Hhi'NN
communicated To the adjoining buildings, the IRE b'hs
ieyoud tI. limits Of the hose Of the department. \
General cotiagration followed destroying hln' h'm'th
shop grocery store, livery stable. Join beu'c' ~"
oral .t,r. and a number Of houses. Most oil the per
ul goods we're saved. but the loss Il 1ully F-''""''
Amin. later the fire alarm was turned IN from '"o
,r ward the Key stone Hotel the largest In the 'l'S'
I,i,,, oj, fire This fire threatened the OBSTRUCTION
81 tI. civ but was within reach of the department.
and "a, soon cxtingushed The first IRE was 'i''fN
,h work If an nccndary the second possibly 3d. p"'
the third started from defective nuo Ihcrc mas Dec"
mn ram ar snow worth mention since early la'C sum
NOR and ,vcrything Is dry n finder ana the hs"
,,I,d shat sweep down the gulch threaten inc ucstI"'
,,, - ,,,. .i;v al any Outbread or lire. rory polc,
. ,.d.d thn ,treets last night. tpwau OF l,oOO
Wv - The ra rOads were In the ely on spree
- ,.,-i, and I'm order 10 quell the disturbance uio
49, ,!ad nrd.rcd the hose turned on theHl' ~
.i,,, a.. or.t two fires were set by SOME Oh uio
- ,rt ~ revenge Rum0rs prevail u.at 'IIcae'
80 80. made 10 las the town IN ashr9 Oelpc Ino
imc sh"ri work will be made OF any ihcehuia' WIN
may he caught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
PREDICTING VAR OTER NETFOUNDLAND'
The TRi.NCH PEEFE-T APOSTOLIC THINKS THE
hrDrs VIVFNTG WILL soon CAUSE
CRAVE TROUBI.E

CRAVE THol Bill
IfaDfaN. y s. Dec. 20 (specal,.-Thc British GOV
crnut1t wll have t. defend number Of lawsuits over
tie attempted enforcement Of the mcdus vvcndi with
Franc. up,n the nshcrc, question. Jane, Fraser, OF
IT,lf,t i, -ufue -ir Baldwin Walker. commander ~
the vaI-hp Emerald. Tor 5000 damages Tor Doing
compelled 20 lobster fishing I'm Honne inF i"'t
.inuc. undrr the modu, vivcud, which. it j. alleged
Their, }, no Imperial cor Colonial law Ia enforce = =
r,rr,. g. Co. .rr al-p fe,tionitc thu Newfoundland
Parliament to pay their claim Of $40" Tor I'N''H
Incurred by Tho Interference Il French warshp These
AR. only tie first Il large number 0f legal notions
M,nssuor IIoyrlcy, Project Apostolic Of the Ftcnrh
shore OF WiIundaud write, ~ The liAiN ll'i"'''
d.,riu. the CONSERVATION " the people OF the French
! shore al IA" announcement thnt IN" m"lu' NFcHol
4, 10 b.. continued another year. DR. lIowl'y -h' *
that during the short ;ime it Ia, been IN operation tho
moau, y.y,udI. instead u producing harmony, has
intensified tine strained relation, previously eAl,tns'
cal, ,,i ,ormoi, pc,uuiay losses To Ncwf"undlandeiN.
and vastly increased the chances Of conflict between
Ir.,I fishermen. and from his personal knowledge OF
tii, cr.ou, condition 81 affair De- adds. he la' III"
lo- ton in predicting that the matter will involve
ENGLAND boz war with Franc. Thc NonsiSnor quotes
10, t,.nr - the british and French commanders giving
contradictory instruction, "a local fishermen. ana each
commander threatening the fishermen OF the "t"I
ru-ion,ut,. and points out that while England may
Idc,nr. that shc will not fight over fe"
goldfish she is now creating SCI ~ circumstances
that uccc--lly involve either war or the hDaHo"mcnl
- .vf.uudlaud Great britain keeps - large naval
trc. i'm Newfoundland water, for the express purpose
/ If pr.vrfilng local fishermen from doing anything
az,in,t France that will cause an outOrcah but pV
49,, ~ ron1lct ar, occurring daily during ia"
.c,-n a, -cpr., ~ points along the coast and III spc
~ the utmost vigilance II the "hrshlI~ Nc"iWiiu
hat VIII prrcipatc a crisis. The people. having
ss,nd,rrd all hope Of an Early settlement, Will Mon
',ncr u,vcv /. afraid. de- everything In their power
d, bring ON "A COLI sion between England and France"
ia r.fr.ucc to the French proposition thht EuEldu
shall ,c. Iurn Or. iIowley says that Burn controls
| ,hr who'll, Of The bait grounds and IN cedng 1t Ne"
t,undlaud would De cutting out tts heart ana EWING
f. a. France Dr IIowley adds that for the BRUSH
| Gnyrrumcnt 10 shlly shally with modus Yvcids j.
ouy preparing for it~"lf greater and more tciIIDic
| ,,,,,Llr I'm the near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
rrGEyE KELLY NOT SERIOUSLY I'LL.

The report that Eugene Kciiy the welkno"n banker.
was seriously III with pneumonia his hons. 80. 80
We, Ftfy.rrsts denied evening Dr. Charles
Carroll Lee his physician who wa sen at hi- o1c". ""
70 Madison-ave. Dr. Lee said 10 reporter 81 Tho
Tribune IL saw Mr. Kelly a; O'Clock this evening. and
have Deen stt4dn, him since he fcA sick "Wednesday
evening He suffering from pneumonia ana d. hd-
not cen in danger any time 1nce he t"h MS bed H.
caught severe cold Monday aud thr attnfd Win
bronc .pn, but By ordinary prompt treatment W.
development Of that malay was pr'N'1itH There la
uo, beo al anv time any ground for the report that " D.
Kelley was seriously ~, except, perhaps, u' natural
anxiety on the part Of loving and afectonatc family 10
seeing man stricken with a severe cod VINO l. no" over
eighty wear. old. 1 expect N see M hc!J as well a.
in t.vO two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
the WEATHER REPORT.



V,.hin-ton De- 2G IN" storm m" Atlantic coa''
H. ,,bt central hotw On NcW-York CITY and fhi.ad'i-
,b, Heavy shows hA,. occurred DO Nr"-lnc'ind ana
M. Middle Atlu.tl. stats Sno" fans Of eSIt inches az
r,iort.l from boston ud Ncv-N"rA with wilma " '' '
- fou tnrtyVo - fortyWo miles per hour he hi-h'
velocity alta nci WAS sNt mt miles at BoN l'"''u
n,. snow Will continue ia uc Lake REGIONS Ne"'lo'H
and N,v.lnyland Tomorrow. South of lhladrllhs inc
weather Will probably cl,ar with marked changes III
temperature.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. SATURDAY.
For Ta-.rn N,w.Yor, Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Icr-r,. SNOW. westerly winds warmer.
For w.-tern Nov-YorN. western Pennsylvania vs.
virginia. Lower Michigan ana ono '"'" "''''' "''
varm,r.
10, Maine New.lI,mp,rirc. vernon, M--aehu-'it'
Rhode I,!and Connecticut. westerly winds warmer.
,>rept colder Oh the Massachusetts ana hN'a' I''n'
coasts, The temperature Will fau eighteen degrees az
Block Island and Boston.
Far me District Of Columbia Maryl1nd. Delaware and
vry,ni. fair saturday and sunday slightly warmer.
For north Carolina, south Carolina and "'ofra falr
stationary temperature. except on the coast, colder
Tor Ilorta fair, colder.
Tor Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana ana Eastern l'N'''
fair warmer fair sunday.
For Wisconsin Upper Michigan, clearing Saturday'
fair sunday colder The temperature Will fan sixteen de-
grc,s at Marquette and Sart ~. Marie.
For Kentucky and Tennessee. fair, except light SHOWS
I'm the Onto Valley, warmer.
Inr Illinois fair. colder sunday.
For Arkansas. warmer; fair; fair SUNDAY
For Nnre,otA. North Dakota. south Dakota. Iowa ana
Nebraska colder fair fair Sunday. The temperature VIII
IAN sixteen degrees at Duluth. ST. Paul. Rcd VINE La
crosse and Minneapolis.
for Indiana. fAr; waTm'r
For Missouri. Kansas and CololGo' taif cou' 'N''P'
I'm Eastern Missouri warmer.
storm signal, are displayed on hc Atlantic coast rom
Atlantic CITY q Passport and At Grand Haven Ludns'oh
and Milwaukee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
TO SUE ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANIES
THE ADAMS COMPANY, OF ST. LouES. TO ALLb'E
INFRINGEMENT OF ITS ELECTRIC
MOTOR TRUCK PATENT.

THE ADAMS COMPANY, OF ST. LOUES. TO ALLHiE
INFRINGEMENT OF ITS ELECTRIC
MOTOR TRUCK PATENT.
ST Louis Dec. 2G (SpeciaD.-Thc Adams Electro
Railway Company. of St Louis. Will WITHIN 'hc heNV
two weeks enter suit against the Thomson Houston the
sprague the short, and other electric railway com
panies whose systems are in successful operation
for infringement Of patents covering the fundamental
principle of propellng with electricity as inc
motive power Congressman elect seth W. Co0b
Charles F. Orthwen, of Orthwein Bros W. NJ samuel
president of the United Elevator Co., and Hugh Rogers
of Hugh Rogers & Co., at the head OF 'ie
being rcorganized for the purpose Of beginning Legal
proceedings against the other companies referred L"
These proceedings are t. lie based upon the official
legal opinions from the most prominent patent law
yers in the country, 10 the effect that ulc Nda"N
Company holds the patent under which every
successful electric railway system OF the country i
now being operated. Millions Will lie involved ~ the
suit The two Adams patents were applied Tor III
March and December, 1888. and were both granted
in June 1oe4. In 1SSj what Is known now a. Inc
Spraguc system obtained a patent for an inslEuh'ant
truck" which does not cover the iuudamcN't
principles Of the motor truck. After tlhN
entry Of the SpraGue Company iut" inc Ialeli
Ofhce came the variou, patents nov" oWh"i
other systems. certified copies Of all Of which an
now the possession Of the II. Louis company. and
Of which constitute patent right ,cttliymg u"
the invention Of dle electric motor truck prime plc.
This certificate issued 10 the -. Louis company
alone two te.rs before the first Of the present great
electric railway systems entered the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
voyry SENT gy EXPRESS STOLEN.

Mrs John Geiger $500 the Camden and Atlantic
Express Company, IN Plcasantvilic y. j. On tuesday
and requested that 1t be Hewl DIX The money
Yos . Chrisna. gr but Of the whole sent the
cpient got only $500. The express agent at Peasant
Vile Nh ness received the money from Mrs.. "eger
counted it her presence and sealed 1t III an envelope
hearing his Official signature. The Camden ana Atlantic
T.press ConDany has no direct connection with Ncw-
Yosk and package OF money was transferred I" ue
Adsds Express Company for delivery. The seals upon
the envelope remained apparently untouched s"d mo
thod enployed ia extracting the money remains secret
he envelope is now In possession Of the Adano company
which has ordered a searching investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

and Manufacturing Company issued. $o'ooo'-
900 gross receipts, 80, 100000 net receipts. S5ooooo
accounts receivable. II 900: material in STOCK ae
cost, $780.0O0; other than bonded debt, S''3oooo'
Philadelphia Natural Gas Company-capital issued,
81 100000: gross earnings, $3,000000 net earnings,
81 $50 900: bonded and other debt, 81 09O,ooo'
accounts receivable 900 600 material at cost $500
600. 49,.
Totals OF all Westinghouse interests comprising elgIt
companies, among them the Air Brake Company
capital issued, s23 900. gross earnings, Slo'J1o
OOO net earnings. ~ 3oJ 900: bonded debt. ~ o19-
600; other debts. $685. 300: accounts receVaOIe'
So 207 l47; material at cost, $1,56O00O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

liable for the debts Of tile company, also filed as
Segment Of his property to NJ. II. Ward. The liabi-
lies Of the Hughes Lumber Company aggregate Fl13,
1'3. The schedule Of assets aggregates 1870 05s.
The schedule Of ID. W. Hughes aggregates s56,783
liabilities and S47J.277 assets The OF assets
over liabilities IN both assignments is over half
million dollars. The assignment made necessary
owing to the pressure Of claims upon which Hughes
was indorscr. lie expects to secure settlement with
ms creditor, within thirty days. he only requests
Indulgence. rating his assets at three dollar for every
dollar Of liabilities The principal creditors local
bankers who are all amply secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
EY-SEyATOR HTRPHY GAINING STRENGTH

Ia Senator Michael C. Murphy. upon whom a difficult
surgical operation performed week Tor the
pose inserting tub. 10 convey food ~ his stomach
has constantly gaining and able ycsDr
up In bed His physicians say that hc VIII be-
strong walk about his room In another week
The tube although temporary one, continues ~ answer
fully the object 10 which IL was applied, and Col0n@
Muyphy lrgns show the good results Of the nutrmet
stered proving that his digestion has not been
imualrNd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
CELEBRATING A GOLDEN WEDDING.

Captain Edward r. Curtis. Od-timc friend OF DanIi
Brew ana Captain Jacob Vanderbilt ycsL IdaJ cclcbraVd
the nftleth anniversary OF his wedding 20 Miss Lucy NJ
sher T Seymour Conn. Captain Curtis j. wei known
a. having been commander Of the steam boat plymouth
EOck Dean Richmond Commodore. The ARMY cl,aIy
WIS celebrated 0; his sOnln law, John f. Ck,
No. 8 SuydaIn-tve Jersey City and attended by a
large circle Of relatives and friends Tho happy COUPLE
beth Of whom healthy and hearty, were the recipients
Of warm consIatl latcs and Of many lie. 1soDc co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
1ur WESTINGHOUSE PROPERTIES.
.,.o. ,xn BUSINESS MEN OF PITTsBuE

BANKEES AID BUSINESS MEN w
pl-crss THEIR MANAGEMENT
ptt.lure pee. "d.-\ meeting " ,"' ,oa"a.
~ ~ 200 600 Lately, was held today An
',,.,'r, t,,,rd Of five was elected to act with DR.
,,,.on., in placing the S3oo'ooo and managing
-, ,he companies requiring the loan vi
49,, , .d thr meeting, seventeen banks ana
,,.in. r,,,s men Of the city were represent 'd' VINO
had n,,ui-hci from 1000 to $4,000 each W ''" IL,
meeting, Mr. westnson.o pn'," .n named hsl"r those
rs.a,,n. the 100000 loan Westinghouse kisculc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

Tribune Oncc Pee. =, a. m.-Thc movement IN We
barometer Yesterday downward. $40" FELL almost
.,,.t,n,,y frcul about until the close oi Ie DAY
In o,. sl..t at night The total fail up to p. m was
.lro.t ten inches High norn'Isterly winds pr'Nslrd
all d,y The temperature ranged between Is ara - a.
o, the average -3t) being 26 lower than GA m cor
,ondirp lay s It wear ami ! lower than on THURSDAY
- Warmer and cloudy weather. Win snow, i"loNtu pN
GEARING weather may be expected IN anu near '''' ''
to.da
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posiOntcr Ncttcr.
e read daily by all Interested, as changes may

tshould daily by all Interested changes may
'.e tt,. Tor orren countries need be specially al
dr,..,d FOR disnch pirrlr steamer except when
N is desired send duplicates or banking ana commercial
document letters not specially addressed being sent oy
Wv rnrcIgn mail, Tor the week ending December ., viii
Close Wlompy IN all ,aSes at TIL Gniee a. i Si9ws
gone 'is HAVE At 80 N. 10! Europe. per
,er,a VIA Queenstown tcers for France, switzerland
itav spain Portugal and Turkey must be directed per
,crya"i: At 3 80 for Europe. per = spree, vie
az = A. M Tor Fortune Island Jamaica aud
Jtrcme. also Costa Elro via Lunon per s. Alvens |;
Ssa Snd fo%So nus @a Be directed per oanf a.
% for hay vcdPec Trim daG B Mihsm and
Dutch be directed 'per Prins Wulem To :;
a%pehe Ch9Pqs Ts6aseS ana md TSssssn
and other Mexican states Via Vera Cruz must %
drreIea per humur a. m for RIO Jsaero.
Sano, and La Plata countries, Via Rio Janero. per s. g.
Mails fer Uhno ana Japan. per CITY Peking irsm
san lrancisco close hee January - az $50 D. M Mals
lo the society I,andi per ship TrCc Brd from M san
for ths na~a a. b 'D1s her at 40 D. M Mss
ISLANDS, per M1rpo,a from san Francisco close
York Of "a BotSna WITH British mail. for Astrsal
tt,amcr clos. at once daily at 80 p Mails Tor
at ms 9es 'd a and tScnce by steamer sailing Mon
AZ 30 a m. Mails for Mexico overland uncs. specially
address dispatch by steamer close at this Office
o' az mails are forwarded to San Francisco
daily and schedule Of closing arranged on the pre-
mnoa Of T hG mS' the h , arriving on time a. San
Francisco on the day sailing Of steamers are dispatched
he same DIX hsFse SS % tgt se'f
Psstonice. New York. N T., December ID 1850 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
rEuILEN CHAMPAGNE.
FaNOINU NN tVI' WIN"'
Quarts $l5. pints $i7 pei case.

Sion that constant hacking. by removing the irritation
I'm t,c throat and ,ubduing any Inflammation tat may
exist there. by using Dr. d. Jayhes EApe''or'",',
, ostaIJisbed remedy for Throat and Lung troubles
of fifty years popularity. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
MlRRIEU.

Family abroad will subet their two elegant sG r Isss
Tn cambridge separately together, Tor balances o ia"
or by the month Reasonable price. Apply o3f o~'s'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
u\RDMAN. PECK a GO.

II\RDMNN, TEI \ x ".
offer special inducements to purchaser, OF piano. ur
he in,tallmen plan al liberal terms N"tcroons :
Tlfth-ave aud Nineteenth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

Deerfoot Farm sausages, In twopound packHs "a M
trademark "a deer's FOOT is stamped on wrapper III feu ""
Beware OF limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

Quoted services while the choir OF ST. Ihoha' |
s,no 81 cad Kindly Jirhtn and other hymns. Among
those pre-ent were Bradley Lee Ogden Mll-' "eH r.
BENJAMIN f. Butler Theodore Havemeycr, Louis Lor'I'
Vanderbilt Post Mr. and Babcock ana Mr. ana "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
rAtIIREor LUMBER COMPANY.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dee. 26-Thc Hughes Lnh'p'i
Company Of this city, late tonight fled general
assignment to NJ H. Ward. for the bcnchf OF IT.
cr.ditor, d. W. Huglcs, president and general man
agor Of the company who has made himself personally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
FUNERAL or FREDERICK PEA RsOy.

The funeral Of Frederick Pearson, retired commander
OF the Navy, took place yesterday At his home No West
Fifty. seyenth-st. The Rev. Dr., David II. Greer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

An I,rxpen.iyc Holiday Gin a friend would abpre
,.n Sneria u,liiny Case plnts each MaIton Table
Water and Ginger Champagne pmts ~ NoSsitef y
skIdmore 100 FranAlinstr d. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

A Cough. Cold sore Throut should noe oe nts'
ii 4 Hr ,wnS bronchial Trothc~ are simple r'h'I5'
a,J NV. rrnmut relief. - Co. a bon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

PERRY-on Monday DECEMBER pd n:Siss scaddIng
NJ A. Richard Franz Lyos, OF lser"hIl, Gefh,inS5,
Mag H., only daughter of John Ham f.fy e'q "h''''
Oatalio.
TXROl,-pATCHELDFR--At thc MethodsLo Lpsevpa ,
Church, Montglar a. j. December 20 iooo' w
1 A. Nnurop. assisted by Rev. j. y. owen Helen IL
Batchelder u Harry X. MUnrOe, Of Ashland Mass
WELLS MlLLER-On Monday December In p Ss'
Andrews Church, Truro, Nova Scotia, by tne Wv;
1'oonas Cumming Bessie LindOn, daughter OF Eaward
Miller. Of Truro, and Ralph Wcils' Jf, Of beeh'' 'A'"
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
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300

n the diagram a continuous, line shows thc barometer
curtuatons ,c,Lrl observed at the hlleu 1a1s
Slgna Service station At THIS city me MIN. a.p
Noted AZ Perrys Pharmacy, sun Budlng
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DIED..

Notices of marriages must be indorsed with fuii
name and address
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-10-09
CRIME.

CHARLES MCILvANE, a Brooklyn muir
derer, has been sentenced to death by
electricity.
JUDGE WALLBER at Milwaukee sem
fenced Charles Smith to states prison
for ten years for attempted criminal as
sault on Lena .Velbrecht.
AT 5o'cIock Friday afternoon the jury
in the case of Alex. Chapman and Lizzie
Speltz, at Sheboygan, Wis, charged with
murder, reported after being out thirty
hours. They found Chapman guilty in the
first degree, but disagreed as to the guilt
of the girl. The crime for which they
were held was the murder of an illegiti-
mate child.
A TRIO of counterfeiters, who have been
flooding Lansing, Mich, with bogus sill
yer dollars, were captured at North Lans-
ing Thursday night. Charles Welsey
Hastings, leader of the gang, is war
veteran, and has been engaged in business
in small way at st, johns. His accom-
plices are Silar and Ben Hulitt The gang
were surprised in their room in the very
act of running base coin, with all their
dies, ladies and metals. The newly made
dollars were still hot from the molds when
captured. All three were desperate
characters and attempted resistance, but
were driven into corner before the guns
of the officer and handcufed. They will
be taken to Detroit.