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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
TAXADNRMISTS.
TAXADERMIST.
WI 7 ETTCHTNS.

Patent attorney and solicitor, mechanical eagin
Ger and draughtsmsn. ruI report Of patents 70
date Is vesrs OF practical experience Preliminary
examinations made Rooms Il AID y Fire oayLS4
block Isl North Market 81 Wichita Kan. oi3 =
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Jan 81.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-rirm XXX 50 2794 co. choice g 703S Is
fancy 50 S0si 45 patent - lo4 20.
WHEAT-Lower; Ne. hard cash o2'ec' No.
'CoRS-Quiet. No. cash 2l}4e bid, 2ls4c asked.
2 21FId !. 10 Sc bid G's Sac s1 asked
CORN CHOP-42c.
HAY---teady. Fancy ,50s6co
LEAD-Quiet but steady Deslverized refined
B m f soI{ 4ir reaeF r. &c: dairy a2c
Young America ia@i!c. western Sasc,
c cS5IsI E f.Ai a. i3 eady at 81 5O71 IS
LIVE PQULTRY.aQuiet. Choice hens 25l
s. - - pG roosters S0Sl 70 sprlns chickens, 20
81 PaovIsIoNs-steadya and strong but not over ac-
tive. No essential change IN vaines
BHEAKFKsr BACoN-szc.
DRiED SALT MEATS Firm Short ribs g 5Hlong
SMOKED MEATS STEADY short ribs - S1la; long
clear Sd ). shoulders $ Ia9e: short clear 50 "a.
LARD-Steady s. ~.
ST. Louis Produce.
ST Louis no. Jan. 81.
FIOUR-0uiet aud easy. Xxx T5c; xxx SIC tarril Y
81 0choce - - fancy 81 10 extra fancy 81 5osl 30
uarents Il 15sl 81 .
WHEAT over again. Trading was active all
through and the lose was weak with a loss OF &c
for Nav 3yc for. June :. -sc for July ami 2sc for
Angus a c,nuared with YESTERDAYS close. 80. :
res casa &c. May e7'1sc June 'iAsc' asSed.July
.ic asked. August l4fsC asked -
COR<-nsrkeJ depresse February 2-sc, May
2s4SE1sc
oATS-Nathias doing feeling firm. No. cash
held at 30t.C Man { ASKED.
RYF-NO. , lower At 4!l-+ll2c.
BARLEY-Quiet and easy. Wisconsin +aSSc-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. KAN. Jan. 81
There is nothing new 10 note in the market II Is
q Iittle early Tor the spuCs trade 10 open and at
present there is only light local demand. Prices
rule steady
sol s FATHFR-lSisughter) q csc Il. A 25
SI;I ~ S%ESS-%6' oak SC. L, H Soc Uuon sc
iCSII.fFNDomestic t5asl %. French 81 l1zI 81
or HALF SOLES-Heavy g ~. medium s. 10
LIGHT 1 a.A.l IA
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31

evyryvhere eceerss ps
kH EAGLls "AteorEeys Pocket D9c<-
{iHH Ct can BE cfej Ia any court -
In aIy state Price, g. %. 81
mail to any address, prepaid. ups. rsceips
Of 81 "a. Address the Wichita EAGLE.
Wichita, XAzSaA
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
COLuM N.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

Tho following rates under the direrens headings
will be charged
gFPAYARLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
No advertisements taken for less than iocsnts-
Ons lire advertisements charged game rsse As two
lines.
No ADvEHTIsEaIESTS TAKEN TO Run IN
I'll FORBID"
Prices given under classified heads 10 this coinr1n
applicable only 10 local advertisements. NO fore.sa
slveEt1seIn ents taken at prices siveA-
Answers to advertisements seat 10 care or the
EAGLE otice should oe called Tor within IL DAYS
after Insertion When advertisers wish replies for
wsrGed 10 them stamped envelopes must De sent
Reference TO former advertisements should give
description and date OF insertion copy OF the adj
vertiseineDt should Be sent
Not responsible fer advertisements given or dis
continued by telephone
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
v,ch,,. Provision Market.

WICHITA Kan. Jan 81
There Are no changes 70 note. There Is a small
increase In tne demand. Prices are steady with a
stronger feeling prevailing on some o. the articles
SUGAR CURED 5lEATS-CaIvssseo OF PAIL
Hams - pounds and Gp $gllc-
Hams, Ia pounds and ~, b3ss llssse- .,,o,a.
Eaus small sizes. ~ ~ Il POUNDS o-ey@l-aaS-
Rreakfa Bacon ,ruil width or STRIPS etsS9sc-
Ilr ed beef--ham extra dry &c -,
SMOKED Beef Tongues per doZ. ~ u
Cottage or Boneless Hams, l14c-
SHE MEATS -, - an az n
per lt0 lbs =, .o.s =, - ,ro,h
fcng Clear Bacon, s. soSs or cwt-
R,cSu shoulders. aSa
SAGSAGk- - -,--e
rr,ash PORK sausage. .eNtras) t3sc-
choice family. SIC
Rsker>' pecIal. $40
Pure Leaf 6ttA-
Sar t.,
Fresh AEATS--BEEF-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
PHYSICIANS.

DR.. L. EMMA COBB
Female and children's diseases especially Home
FOR Ladies during Confinement. Strictly private
when so desired. Letters OF inquiry conhoential
snd answered Immediately on receipt or same
Home, iii South Ida avenue Wichita, Kansas.
' " iiSst
DR.. CROSKEY,
Eve. = Ear, - Surgery
OG,Cs Hours Q to 10 =. II. / to4 P. IL. Sunday 70
C5. loom Il. fechaciiner building.
". M. JOHNSON, NJ. D.,
homeopathic Office and residence over III y.
Main st. Once hours-S to 10 4. H. TO y: m. and
al night. o15-lInt
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
MUSIC TEACHERS

FOB TRADE
rEGkr Ace sssA - 1er ll.s s<- cay
ITO TRADE-For zsssssE tszEz lac<E. s<@ - =
II EsEAsA kzE- get Las d sr1.<ssf- - $50
Lsoz-kzs Esszns. HsCS.txa k&1 = -
VsOF TZ.fyr-az7-A- az. sws 5esr tzsz1s y sssss:.
4 Properly. Go1 q f&y1z- L.-i * --<<Tss~ 2 -
s9r-2 Csso s.res@ -
LUE TRADE AID SaEE-Fs szrs forF - a.
Il G. s-ssaerszs - 49, szf sss-s - - a
rstEs a EzFfAazz ~z1E III - ffassl<r -
F1<<eL II q Co - -~4s Sfk s-z<-
Isog TEADE-Fzsr = n~-grs2 il-1saes 80 = = :.
L yrsS1rsy. L - O-Eo4s. Sss@sg s-.<zlss -2~---s
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31

FOR T--HtsceXdHeOus.
Under this head &c pe. I'm. per day.
I,LAT FOR RENT-Ths tbird Door IN Clement
block PSI aud ID North Main street EisEen
rooms large lixht aad airy with clor-Js fuel rooms
aud water closet On the floor 4 n n CV1d order. e.
" Clement room =, Clement block ds1 8
L,OR REST-Chsap hotel Nidla1d. - ROOMS. til
Il L Doug las Barnes s ron, sG DOlszB- ave
STORAGE.
rud.r thi. head &c per line perds
FOR RENT--Citg Real Estate.
Under this head 3c ltae Der Cav
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31

MISCELLANEOUS.
Uudsr lhis head &c line per- day
NIoNEY-To le~a On isrnlt'n.. pisne.. orz.as
nal o. large suogIats reasonable rate Dirk
iilson & CO. koosa 80 Se.Zwies b5ocs d. <
= OAEs-on furniture horses. earle wagons. esc
l. Room :. - y. Ea'a- " : "o.la-'aa dss 20
cOCOn Stoe. e soap. olazzoss reAsh ssss
81 w ssa d'srsoaa 5rtcs. PCT - "a asst
wrsgPs-s- three ounc-s ~ iss- Dos fist2Ess =
ressor for wis.ins 70 se@ sauns Forwarded q
Application. Aires Joan ". LsItZ Lissenl}4, ~
T,AHIIT infaresssrsqzlFs ~ said. os bastnsss
II Ia the city wEieA Is strictly cash p~ffsetgF
l<-i-frazts and profitable II - Zee trg1 sStss .,
am Of sfy SEa, ana "a geod shape 70 ~ osgTed
o. rfth success Locsfson zoe1 1Ia rstFosars -
pSrtuuify AID o2s worth oozsszesia<- A11=szs- \
P. o. SoI IIs. e@
WILL elspo>e q ny hoss-sosa fsrnsssrs aoots-
w s.stiBg q ssri0- aSa fs1rpoz, 49,. nsrTet&
EnporlA TiczsSs On sale 81 Dzai>is - fs,t Dag
b.. e. 2<'
DHOSE 80. II !; Yazsr s,oS<-ty IA fos rsas or
l. s--s- I,-2ei B-ss. rel sssass AID rs1is
ESGaAyED eaIiins cases =. tlss Ea-5s e-sos
Il CT srgri ye@T c-r1s irsEs tEs eSs.-sr Ss4sa
FOR SALE--Horscs and Tehseies
pD1sr his BEAD 4 pr Eas Ssr e.J.
MEETINGS.
Usssr LA ke-s h ser tie PER a.,.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-02
SATURDAY, 18th day Of APRIL, 1890

Said proposed building to be constructed
of brick and stone; to contain all modern
appliances for heating, ventilation ana
sewerage, with special view as to safety
and convenience, to be erected on p1ock G,c
of land in the central part of Carson City
and at q total expense for land, building,
fencing, etc, approXimating $4,000.
It is proposed first-To raise the sum OF
s.. 500 by a tax be levied and
collected on all property within this school
District. the money so raised TO y
pended for purchase of a block of land, lay
ing the foundation and basement of said
school building.
2nd-To ask the next Legislature to
authorize the Board of School Trustees OF
Ormsby Co. District Mol, to issue bonds
bearing rate of interest not exceeding
six per cent. per annum, ana maturing
twenty-five years from the date OF is
suance for the payment of all Indebtedness
that may occrue, not exceeding the sum u
SIC, ,OOO less the sum raised by aforesaid
tax and sale ofschool property.
sd-To dispose of the Central School
building and real estate connected there
with on the best terms optalnaple, as soon
as the new building is ready for occupan-
cy. The money derived from SAID sale TO
be paid into the County Treasury and used
as payments on aforesaid bonds.
TAKE TOTICE-
ON SATURDAY The 10Th Day of APRIL
1890 an election will be held to determine
whether tire sum of s., 800 (being tax rate
of 50 centsO Ii each 100 dollars valuation on
a II property within the limits of School
District No. 1 sx&li be levied and collected
for purposes as here-inbefore stated.
The ballots will contain the words Tax,
"Yes'' orTax, "No' The polling place
will he at the Curry Engine House and
polls open from 8 a. m. to p. m.
Judges of election:
T. ]. EDWARDS.
ALFRED HELM.
JAMES G. MEDER,
Plans of the proposed new school build
ing will be exhibited prior to the day of
election.
By order of the Board of School Trustees
Ormsby County, District, No
w. T. HANFoRD,
Clerk.
Carson City, March Is. 1890.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-02
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

THAT WUEREAs-The Board of School
Trustees of Ormsby Co., District No l at a
special meeting called to consider the pres
ent insufficient Accommodations: the lack
of facilities for escape from fire and acci-
dents and continual expense for repairs OF
the Central School Buildlng-RasolVeu:
That in accordance with law, the ques.
tiou of providing means for II e purpose OF
furnishing additional school facilities Tor
said Dist rict by the erection of new, safe
aud commodious school building, be sub
mitted to the voters of this School District
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-02
Carson ", ter W erks.

4ya1 RnsERFJI KS or a.
Company are supplied with water
rom Never Falling SpnnEs, which Aow
aiswater 10 shown to be perfectly free
-om all i'm nnrities. The mains or this
oIaa pany havlAg been laid In ali the
Eincipal streets Of the city, the wate
: rendered available to Ali within the
ity linfts. Families, Aetsls, Dors
s7Fusa.
sAAsNH uAYnn eoaS<AnuT.
Sze1rs eeGk - WA11E. D1p . oo6.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-02
SEALED PRoros ,Ls will hereceive

SEALED PROF0S AIS will bereceivet
at the OH &c Of the supervising Archi-
tect, Treasury Department,W ,Washingi on,
ID. O., until O'Clock =, NJ. on th- 4th
dsv of Npril. 1899, fol- CLOCK in the
tower of the u. ). Court House Post
I'm accordance with the r,wing and
pecificatton, copies OF which may he
hat "u application at this office or the
office Of the ~uperint- -ndent Each
bid must be acco npanIed by certified
cheek 'or 500 00s.
The Department will reject all bids
received after ne time fixed for opening
the same;, also bids which d. not
. com ply strictly with all the REQUIRE
ments of this Invita- ion.
Jas. IL, Windrim,
March Ssh. lSse Supervising Architect
Mail,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

The new colorcd department OF the Young W." ,
Christian Association of the oranges was Open" l'''
evening There was large attendance AT "''i"N
Hall Amo, Marsh made an adore "i "c'""o avn
other addrc-.c. were made Ivy Richard NJ ''-''''
p,,.-dcnt of the association. tho Rev T. I" warwick
If tbn oakwood BAPTIST Church; pr George BiyIc''
tho president Of the Executive Committee the Kew
". {. Jason. J.. y. Brown aud General secretary
Dudley.
At the morning service Of the Orange Valley 'oh
,rceatioual Church, sunday, the pastor the h'F
charlie, l. savage made an appeal for the iondhE "i
- scholarship u Howard University, " "hth inc "c,
Ir l. T. EIulln. tac former pastor OF the 'IluI'H J.
me-. dent ~ tho clOr- Of the -"rNrc "A ''' loH WI,
i,,cu up and IN fcw minutes the eht'ic amount
needed. II .OuO. wa. given.
school Commissioner Max Mohor had narrO"
a-,,re from death on Sunday. III" bad u-'sl ."it'
,iryiuinc for poisoning rats th" day bcorr ara WE
cl,.- wa, carrc-y lett unwa~hod. II" tll''t II WIN
water and drank Ii- contents. lie Wa tiH'h VI,
lcutlv sick. Dr. Gcrh"Ii vas called lh ana N "i
minis torIr- cu.tir- and the fir. Use OF the -ipii'h
pump succeeded ln saving hi- li".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
rrCrnRr OF JACKNON'S EXPRESS.

II IS rumored that the patrons OF Jacks"h' hNP''
are going 70 get up a bouquet Of roses 10 give 10 WI
Jackson In celebration OF his legal victory over Dodu
Express The Court Of Appeals Of the state ha' I'''
decided agnln,t the New York. N"w-liaven ana i''
ford Railroad Company In H. attempt - procure q"
Injunction preventing Jackson from CARVING Oh II"
lu,juc.S outside Of the Grand Central station Inv
grounds Of the injunction were that the Jackson ~
prosS was nuisance. and WcStcott Express Wa
suspected of being assistant III the Int IN b"h"N q"
thc New York Central. This Suspicion may De III
founded as the work Of the expires done chiefly III
front OF the receiving section of the Grand '"lHIH
+,tIon Int the decision meets 'hc desire OF the arr'
my travellers Of all ,he road, mat centre IN the "'nd
Central station 40 traveller who gets the up fans
10 paironizc the Jackson Express. and among 'h'i
are sure 10 be many who, while admirinc Inc tIhe
made by the NcW OrlI and N"W Haven trains 'i'
en- phatc in their op Mon of the policy when c!o"o
every car 10 IT. utmost before another j. opened ana
which practlscs other little methods OF economy uH-
n-lol With roads that 10 per cent dividend, on
their stock. The principal motive. however, Nhci
u1uce. the public - hail the decision OF ID" court win
.,ti,fictlou i, thr common feeling Of protest atih-
The cN pro,> monopoly which now controls the trans
fcr Of luggage from the trains at the Grand Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
-. LARGE CONSIGNMENT or TOBACCO.

The steamship Rotterdam, which arrived from Ant
werp ON sunday brought the unusual quantity OF
$50 bales Of oumara tobacco, valued al over Sl'ooo
600 This is the largest single consignment, o1oooo
,ounds ever received at New York. and IL may have
heop hurried forward in anticipation Of possible IN
creased duty ia fact. for this reason some cigar manu-
facturers have already laid in years supply. Inc
demand for SumatTa tobacco. however, has grown 70
large proportions since IT began about ten YEAR ago
This tobacco used exclusively for wrappers OF d"
nestle made cigars. and largely supcr>'dcs fchhSN
v,uia and Connecticut leaf extensively used for
,s nrrnosc as II turn, ont clean, even, long cigars
that retail al 3 cents and many OF the 10 cent
straiqtSs It's bitter taste at first an Objection
con,ared with the finer grades Of do nestle grown ="
hacco but American aud German smokers nave now
become accustomed to lis peculiar flavor spanish OF
Cuban smokers still object II they prefer wrapper
from s. Domingo or Porto Rico. When such Is nos
10 he had for ordinary goods they take sweet Favored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
The Royal Baking Powder will
not deteriorate but will retain it's
strength in any climate until used.
These qualities are exclusive to it.


day. They VIII receive sos week from the city
for their work
The Health Board yesterday granted a leave OF
absence Of two months to General Fmnons Clark, tho
secretary Of the Board enable him 70 take his wife
TO Carlsbad for the benefit Of her health "enef'H
Clark and his wife will sail for Germany tomorrow
morning on the steamship Maasdam
Annie Altman a German woman, thirty years old,
servant at 50 West FOrtcth ST.. was fonrd sense
less in her there yesterday morning she rad
shut the door and windows Of the room tightly ana
had let the gas escape from two burners she PROB
ably was insane when she made the attempt TO kill
herself.
Police CAPTAIN Gastln OF the steamboat squad, who
has been suffering from chronic illness for several
months yesterday made application for retirement on
half pay. lie has been policeman since May ~
io64 The Police Board may act on his application
to day.
Jacob Grey of No. $3.50 Ffthave., yesterday asked
the police to search for bis daughter Madeline, age
fifteen who had been missing nearly a week. ON
Tuesday evening she went with another girl u Mount
Morris Park and Oh their way back they met young
man and Madeline consented to accompany MN u
suffers East River Park. She left the 0thcr elri
in Thlriavc., near Oncmndrcd and tWen'y-SNeh'h
st. What became Of Madeline after that Is not Known
The printed forms of the new fire alarm signal code
we're distributed to the quarters OF the various Irc
companies Yesterday, the code having Occh du"P'"
bv rhc Fire commissioners. Two weeks VIII be al
lowed the hremcn 10 fmiliarizc themselves WIN INC
new svstcm and it will 60 into effect on July To-
The sixth Avenue Hotel case came up again Oeio'e
the Excise Board yesterday. Soule additional teN'l
monv was taken for The defence and the case was
then closed The Commissioners Will not give nc
ci,on for several days.
Al the saddcry and harness dealers of Chambers
Warren and Murray SIS. have agreed to close on FIJI
dav and saturday July and ,. IN order TO give ''e
employees an outing
The division that went to Crccdmo0r yesterday co."
sisted of the Attn separate Company, of >onkcr'' inc
nth Of Mount Vernon and the l1tl. OF tlu'hlhS'
jnr over 200 strong. II was under the conni'hu u
Captain T. Miller 0f the Flushing contingent I"c
Yonkcrs company qualified twenty men, inc 'o""'
Vernon fourteen and the Flushing fourteen
The ACCESSIBILITY Of trading in wool Tor f'urc nc
livery having been suggested to the NcwNo rk 'o'''h
Exchange the Board Of Managers appointed sp'c'''
committee 10 consider the subject. This committee h
decided 10 ask people conVcrsant with the WOOL u'"'
70 appcar before it and give their views on the N''"
icct and invitations 10 that effect were sent ont Sc7
tcrday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
rEWSpapER MEN END A PLEASANT TRIP

The eXcur- ion party OF new paper men ana others
,,ud.r In, MANAGEMENT o Julian Ralph, the well
known writer and Theodore IL. Lee, Of the American
Rank No1e Company, which went on trip up the
updson over the Ncv-N ork Central Railr,,ad, over
t,c Rome Wat .rtnWn and Ogdcn~lurg R1Ilroad from
Itica 10 CLAYTON on the ST. Lawrence River and
around The Thousand Islands, and short distance Oh
Lake Ontario on one Of the fastest boats Of IN"
Thousand Islands steamboat Company, divldcd mo
three parts on sunday nIct their return 70 Alex
andria Eav Collector Eihardt and thrcc or four
others STAYED at Clayton until yesterday morning, ana
then spent the day fishing for black bass and mushal
louce with which the is full, starting for New
York last night. Four others went on TO NIAGARA
FAN. and will return today Julian Ralph EXTENDED
his tourney westward and will probably visit Alaska
before he returns Mr.. Lee aud twelve others, inclnd
ing George H. Daniels general passenger agent OF the
New York Central, started for %cw orN on the vc't
tuIo u,Icc car Illinois, the Rome, WATERFOWL ana
ordeushur, Railroad an hour late; but ~ IheOdOr"
Duttcreld the general manager of the latter ROAD VI"
IN bo,rd She made up lost time 81 rate OF nearly
efv miles an hour and eonnc ted at tca with
tbo New York Central train from Buffalo. which
,aeched New.YOrk n Gao u. Yesterday, In tine
tr the newspaper men who returned 20 get = their
regular work at the usual time. ~ Cuci the parry
t.1c good hy 10 Mr. Bnticrncd with the chorus He's
q ioliy Good fellow and following with the Gu.
tomary refrain What's the matter with Butterneld "
EWbv he's all Right The same compliment was
Maid 10 MIR Daniel, al the GRAND central station, ana
HE excursion was voted "A success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
Igpy THAT MADE A FAMILY SICK.

George d. Ripley. who is in business az 80 -f'
Ca,olst and live, with hi, family at south Orange
Y J.. stopped at Washington Market on his way nome
one afternoon last week aud bought man, Inc
entire family became III soon after eating S"he VI
The ham, and Mr.. Ripley feared that 1t contained
trichinqc \ small piece Of The ham has been -ch'
70 III, Health Board for examination. II was Na" Al
sanitary Headquarters Yesterday tHa' 'I'c >u"''' ~
moss Of the family indicated that tie M Al W. "lN
tainted but inc liam viii be examined Win H.i'I
sCopp MIR. Ripley doc no, know the name oi l"o
bujchcr who sold the ham To him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
OTHER .STBJRB1N TOWNS.
wESrCuESTER COUNTY.

TIE PRISONERS WE'RE READY re- ESCAPE
humber of prisoners confined IN the county ''''
Al White Plains nearly effected thclr "-cape on SUNDAY
afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Acton made AL uh'A
pcctcd visit {, the jail with som" ir"u'"' wien wa
discovered that An iron tar Of rear window, NOR
.,,,, -, iu,h thick had been cut that II could be-
easily removed AZ any moment. sheriff ~'lrn"r mao
1rg thr hot W.athcr allowed the prisoner n" have
FREE. run inside during certain hours atd thI' PIN
i.-c had lcru taken ADVANTAGE OF 70 cut the bar Al
INVESTIGATION closed the lIC that ~" 'ad', M 'Ir
Contemplated e~,ap" were Patrick Murphy. 81 D"ih''
awaiting tinl for bursltIN. and william >oidH "l
W,~tchc,tcr, for Carrying concealed weapons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
STAIEN ISLAND.
A CoLoRED DEACON SENTENCED.

I'm the Richmond County Court Of sessions yeNter-
DAY. William Purncn, deacon Of tho Mount ZION ""l
or,-il Church RO,sve, pleaded guilty TO charge
of assault in the third degree. The complainant wa
th, Rev. william Brown. pastor Of Zion Church. on
sunday. May II. while Mr. Brown was conducting
service in the church. Deacon Purncll broke mp the
service b. nouri,hnS a revolver and Threatening 10
shoot the pa ,tor. When the deacon raised his pistol
al the pa -tur latter jumped out Of back window
and ran TO the parsonage, closel, followed by Deacon
Purnell. The minister procured lrNONcr ana the
tso men exchanged shots without dong any harm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
TINE POLICE JUSTICES SHORT MEETING

TN, Police Justices dispatched their business IN Il
short time at their meeting in the judges room oil 'nc
Jefferson Market Cour, last night For the hrst uile
-irc. ,urI a quorum wa5 present. Justice VINE
nn 10 icludc in The estimates of the Boird
tr thr year I-al the salary OF a ~tcnOSrdphcr lol
80 FftL and sixth D-tiy Courts ana an Interpreter
a.. tbn Eifth District Court adopted nc0rSe
Ti.ccr WA" appointed Stcuopaphcr for the sixth
n,trict Court Tor a term Of three months, In place
nf lanes A. Lyons, resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
4 D1,orprrLY ITALIAN snor DEAD.

A party of Italians who are employed 4, Ea1f'r-
on the new sewers in New Rochelle -"mc tim" hri'r'
midnight on SUNDAY entered the liquor -h"p hu""
q, the White House, Of which Joseph Williamson
+, PROPRIETOR ~ thut village. The Italians were h
an ugly mood, not having received their pay, ana d'
iand-d drinks from Williamson. The "tt"r ordered
,bcrn ont Of M, place when they made disturbance
and threatened TO dcuolish the place one OF the
Italian, drew q revolver. when williamson caught uI
IN, revolver aud chased 'hr italians ont 81 the door
The one uf the latter who had th" revolver turned
ON williamson aud pointed the weapon 80 hl- h'tl
r.f,rn In. Italian could iii" williamson raised M
own revolver aud pulled the iri--".. Immediately
after the report OF The pistol "a" Ilhian ,AFt'"
w. The bah entered near The man mouth aI'
lodged IN the brain. Williamson Wa arrested aId
locked up A the New Rochelle police station. lc
Dc, lr,d Tat hc hot The Italian ia sell defence The
name OF the Italian H. not known.