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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
For Years Support.

NEONVTA 7 effeII county.
Court of Ordinary. Chambers,
August 11th, 1890. The apprais,
ers appointed upon the applica-
ton of Lucy B. Sasser, widow of
&. w. Sasser, deceased, for II
months support for herself and 5
minor children, have filed their
return. All persons concerned are
hereby cited to show cause, if any
they have, at the next October
term of this court, why said appli-
cation should not be granted.
j. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
For Leave to Sell.

TEOKGIA-- Terrell county.
Ordinary's Office Aug, Goth, 1890
Q. b. Stevens, administration of
the estate .! w. w. Chapman, has
applied for leave to sell the land OF
said diseased.
This is therefore to notify all
concerned to file their objections.
if any they have, on or before the
LIST Monday in October next, else
leave will be granted said appli :
cant to sell.
j. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
HENRY V. SMITH,
DR.. Ackets Eng Hsh Pills

Are active. effective and pure.
For sick headache, disordered
stomach, loss OF appetite, bad cons
plexion and biliousness, they have
never been equaled, either in
America or abroad, Sold by Dean
d Davis.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
For Years Support.
GEORGIA-Terrell county.

GEORGIA-Terrell county.
Court of Ordipary,at Chambers,
August Both, 1890.
The appraisers appointed upon
application of Mary S. Toler, Wild
ow Of Jordan T. ToIler, deceased,
for a twelve months support for
herself and minor children, having
filed their return, all persons cons
cerned are hereby cited to show
cause, if any they have, lat the next
October term of said court, why
said application should not be gran.
ted.
j. W. ROBERTS,
Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
Application for Guardian
ship,
GEORGIA-Terrall County.

bEOhG ! A Ierr2Il County.
70 all Whom it May Concern.
w. f. Brim having applied for
guardianship Of the person and
property Of Ahram Sasser, Mco
Daniel Sasser, Nettie P. Sasser,
Cherry Ann Sasser and George
w. S#sser, minor children OF Geo.
w. Sasser, late ct said county DIES
ceased, notice is hereby given chat
said application will be heard at
my Office, at II o'clock am, on the
LIST Monday in October next. This
4th day OF August. 1890.
}. w. ROBERTS,
Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
For Years Support.
GEORGIA Terrell County

NEUhI a - Terrell OOuntY.
Court of Ordinary, Chambers,
August 9TH. 1S90.-The apprais-
ers appointed upon the application
OF Jane PritchaId, widow of j. H.
Pritchlrd, deceased, for twelve
months support for hen self. have
filed their return. All persons
concerned are hereby cited to show
cause, ifany thev nave, at the ne1t
October term of this court, why
said application should be grant
ed.
j. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
Citation,
GEORGIA-TcrreII County.

GEORGI A-Tcrrell County.
Ordinary's Office, Sept, LIST 1890,
Whereas, it appearing to the
court that the estate of Sallie L.
Waters, late OF said county, deceas>
ed, is without legal representation,
and that there is necessity for adj
minstration thereon, all persons
interested are hereby notified to
show cause if any they can why the
administration OF said estate should
lot be vested in the clerk of the
Superior Court or some other cons
petent person at the next October
term, 1890, ofTerrell court Of ordi-
nary. -
j. w. ROBERTS,
Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17

For Observation-Disclosures.
GEORGIA. crrrll County,
Ordinary's Office, August 20rh, 80.
NJ. A, Melton has applied to me
for Letters of Administration on the
estate of Fl. L. Higdon, deceased
This is therefore to notify all cono
cerned to file their objections if any
they have, on or before the LIST.
Monday in October next, else
letters will be granted said appli
cant as applied for.
j. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
For DismissiOn.
Ordioary's Office, July 24th, 1896

OrdiOary's Office, duly 9th, 1890
GEORGIA errell County.
W. G Kendrick, executor of the
will Of J. G. Kendrick, represents
that he has fully discharged said
trust and prays for letters of dis
mission. This is Their eIore to no
tify all persons concerned to show
cause if any on or before the first
Monday N November next why
said executor should not be dis
charged from said trust.
j. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
GOE. v. PACE.
IF YOU " WANT

The incest sugar-curd, d
shoulders, the sweetest
hams, the best break last
bacon aud all kinds of
meats cheap, or q nice
bucket of fresh mince
meat, a fresh lot of Shows
flake crackers, a fine bots
tie OF delicious olives or
pickles, some nice evapo>
rated pears or apples, or
anything in the way of
tresh,pure groceries, go to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17

Il is as pleasant 10 the taste as lamco
syrup.
The smallest infant will take /. fad
nevar know 1t Il medicine.
Children cry ior Il. Eeyer falls to
cure,
Chiis once broken will not return.
Cost yod only half tie pr4ce OF other
chlll TONES.
No outline needed, No purx&tigs
needed.
Contains no poison. Cheaper than
Gninine.
Itluri1eS the Blood and remove. all
m&lGrial poison { IN tAes,".~."
!5.lS IS .ATk 9 as aAy collar nc and
DETAILS FG9 20 CENTS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
Buy the White

1t is the highest running and most
durable family se~ing machine.
In 1888 it was honored above all
t he Centennial Exposition at Ciu>
cinnati. In 1889 it was triumph~
ant with the highest honors at the
Exposition Universelle Paris, and
was awarded the gold medal TOR the
best family sewing machine. For
sale tor cash or on installments by
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
coassn.,ilar, ,;,as. Dec. IL, l,sa.

" a "a E - EG Y z. r
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-17
Gin Repairing

| am ready to repair your
gins.
Bring them to the mill one mile
east OF Dawson, or ship to either
depot, and will have them ready
by the time you need them.
When saw or brush work is
needed, send only that part, other
wise send all the gin.
Yours Very Truly,
GOE. ". PACE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
Grand RAPIDS Representea

The Michigan Clubs preparations for
is annual banquet, which VIII occur
Friday night, February p, are already
we'll under way. Ii is proposed that u
shall eclipse All previous bauQuet>.
senator Stockbrdgc is To be president
ID the evening. Grand Rapids j. wcil
represented ON the various committees
0r the banquet. Congressman Belknap
il a wee president. On the general re-
ception committee are Gen. II. ,. Hast
Ings, Messrs. d. \. Blodgett, Fred :.
Clark and John Stekctce, Gen. B. T..
Pierce, Hon. =. Wcsscius. Daniel Nc
Coy and y 4. Earle, Col. f.. Crolton
Fox and Maj. j. &. Watkins; on the
committee on reception and entertain
ment at the clubhouse are Messrs. Don
J. Leathcrs and John Patton. Jr.; ON
press notices and care of representa-
tye>, +. B. Fisher; on TRANSPORTATION,
capt. VIM. A. Gayctt and } X. Y. Ag-
new. ESQ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
Tic Queens I-on Hou,e.

The qucon's pavilion. which formed an
Ornamental feature ~ fhe Wind sor shovr.
Is - be erected In the grounds at Os
horne An article in The London Stand
ard explains that the queen has bcer
suffering from rheumatism ~ late. and
ber summer practice ~ hraakfa-ting in
= tent uron the lawn may have done
much - encourages this painful ma'ady.
The pavilion Is 70 be placed upon hasis
II hard concrete. 80 fhst Lsr majesty
NAV he able % enjoy her meal almost in
t1e orer air wittro1f r7k of damp. The
s7roess ~ fhe pavilion has given IN i'm
pe-Us 70 tho trade u trcu hrures
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
Al ORDER Of CREAT aERlT
tees HENe Eeutea a Hsn arc Are S.ss-
GRATIS a. = - igtis flearlshine Ssl-
afttat- Ae.es

beneficiary msua anee ORDER.
baagng eatsaa new flatarss l.e
nay ot lH4a-- asl adsanlaees ls
be.u orssuael - ,lls els. cal.la "II.e
Independent old0r uf fans.ss lt
81. - ia cenlbut aI iae g. .ta ana taia-
a..Il l-Aitttr Nt II tHa la~llraue. tal.-
if..-.es aa. as.s..at ataus t44i u3N tA.st.
rs llN HNllfs tttt a p.Isfu Ht-
e'E-s more kIlde ll aelcm Ilsu ans
aa, elaDf ean provide, while he aots
l4l esIa to INCUR tse expense oi Wull-
elk 1le Bass insurance. lae iHitlf nd at
ol1cr ~ tolesltTs meets tNtlA Naui al
lals sart- ltgltvsl u insurance IeInt
insurance. endowment 81 a certain
age. funeral benefits. free med .cai al
tendance, and assured attention inum
associates iu tlt order, and annuity ~
Old age The erder haas been % exist
euce since lslf and tlt success oi as
plan .s Well assured by actual eNpoll-
nlelt. Assessments aTe nut made 60
thc death 0l members. bul CLAIMS aft
rald from funa reserved fur that
purpose. Instead of as,e ssmcuts, pre-
~ uu, ot dCnmte amount are paid
according % age. Tie premiums
are paid mouthiy or quarter
-, as may bo agreed upon.
iht aIiuunt oi tAe premiums depends
upon tle age 81 tae memhsI when n-
>urcd but tue amount is not increased
Nltn advancing year ln case oi ANY
total disability preventing membel
nom following usual occupation, oue-
hail tie insurance : pa4d, and uo fur
tAer paAn ats of premiums ls re-
Qured. Iae balance u pald al death
or ara annuity fund s provided .n the
policy. The regular physicians oi the
order, whose duty "a is o. attend tle
SEX, are Dr. h. r. Miller, Bridge and
C0urt-sts., Dr. A. B. Thompson. l47
Monfce-st.. Dr. 4 J. McAll, corner
Bridge and ScrbneT-sts, Dr. Paterson.
PlAniield-ayc.
Benefits have already been rece we'd
hy members OF the order pa tlls CITY.
VIZ. A. Nj. Hambleton, loss ot fingers,
received $50 while unable % work. Sew
cTal others have received, f0f accidents,
from Sl5 10 SO, and quite "a number
from la grippe
The order is organized for the forma-
ton of local societies called courts.
-Four courts have been organized lu
thls city, with total membership OF
about one hundred and flity A lal
has been leased at 30 and So Canal-st..
with the following gentlemen as sgncrs
oi the lease. Ill a. kahlef, Ambrose
4. Weeks. John 81. Clifford and Hcze-
kah G. Edwards.
Ia addition o. the local courts. super
lor courts arD 1is0 organized, one called
high court, having state jurisdiction,
aud supreme court, tbe highest lurs-
dlctOu OF the order. The hcadQuar-
ters of the high court for Michigan is
located ut Lansing. and the supreme
court IS located ai Toronto. ia addl-
ton 20 these higher courts. there is s.
local encampn which uultes tle
various courts iu a limited range of ter
r.t0ry. An cucampmcnt has been
started IN tbls CITY, aud the first meet
ing an the new hall was held last satuf-
day evening al 7.30. The order was
first started here u september, lSs7,
and has already attained "a good nfin-
cnce, both socially and pocmlarly, Tor
It's mcmhCTshIp
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
SHE'S VERY BAD.
Grand Rapids Wasnt Tough Enough 80
she's G0ne 10 MusAe sou.

Grand Rapids asu't Tough Enough 80
shes Gone 10 Mos4eson.
Ira the glorious autumn ot lSSS,
Ernest 7. Carley Was married 70 Etta.
the girl of hls choice. The young peo-
pic got along very aWeeably for year
and then tie fair and fragile wife left
her lord aud took up her residence ia
the bagulO OF Mabel Sherwood on south
Natorl00.st After "A short sOlOum ia
Jlat place, she concluded that Grand
Rapids was not tough en0ugh for her,
and 50 she went 20 Mus6egon. Here
She took up her residence with Matte
Root, tho propuetrese OF "a. house OF
VII repute, AT 56 Plne-st., .n that city.
Ernest i. strongly objects 10 her con-
iuct and filed a bll for divorce IN the
circuit court Yesterday. ltthe biil Dc
asserts That Etta is stll a. inmate OF
the hotel De Root and has been guilty
4f adultery with divers persons and on
divers occasions. She has dropped her
own name ami Is sailing under the nom
lie guerro OF Minnie Counter. 10 is
perhaps unnecessary 10 add that Ernest
J, counun the hours until be is freed
from has untalthful wife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
Contaglon. Diseases.

Henry Swartgold, 30 Third-ave.,
James rott. Charle,-st, near sherman,
dlphthoria. Alex. Nelson, JOS second
st., Mrs. Wcihnga, Tamarack-st., ty-
phO.d fcycr. Emma Thoma. 81 West
Broadway, II. Werlich, 296 West Bridge
st., Nina and Ema Shay, 81 West
Broadway, and Josephine and Harry
N-oMoLs. l9 ALchIgan-.l.. mcaslcs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
GET 1T.
TheBlueBOOk of Trade Marks
WOAS FOR
EVERY MANUFACTURER,
INVENTOR, MERCHANT,
and BUSINESS MAN.

In fact, an interesting book
for any ones perusal. Over
400 illustrations showing the
trade marks of as many arti-
cles, invaluable to any inven-
tOr or manufacturer seeking d
new trade mark or design.
Many hints given. The Trade
Mark law fully discussed. Sold
only by the publishers. Sent
postpaid on receipt of Sl00.
POND & RAYMOND,
NcW Haven. Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
-. - u - -

F.D .. CLARKE. M. D.,
40 So Clark 81. CHICAGO, H..
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
.yorurp CHARGE AGAINST TIE swIyDLER.

.ponNcra Ecrnaid Aaronson, cf No. 7S Caial-st'
was taken frofn the Tombs, where ~ was a""'i'"s
trial on scvcr-,l charges OF s"ihdihE' uy pcV'"''
,,..ut Jaco,s and brought before Justice Hogan al
a., U,-cv Marriott Police Court. yc tcrddy morning
A nnmbcr Of the people whom Aaronson had V'um
zcd met him in tho custody Of Detective Jacobs ana
surrouudcd him as body guard u escort nm 10
court They were afraid that the "DahhcF WOhp'
escape, and they were there to prevent IT, 4h'S "''
o reason however 10 be alarmed. Dctcctiv Jacobs
.aAo,Go1 himself 20 Aar0ns0n. Gustavc bernstein,
,,,bro,hor of No $50 Orchard -, made a new
~on,rInimt a against AaronsOn. Ec saM That on March
he cave the banter ~ - r'h,hhL t' ~. L., ,
t. ~ 'Toc"iT pusso lie rot a letter FROM his wife a
month 40 IN which she said that the nphcJ ana NOT
reach her AtrOnsOn's lawyer demanded an cAAmi'E
.Sn and II was set down for August II. AaIOnsOh
was then taken back tO the Tombo
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TWO STEAMERS ~ COLLISION.

crrctary Lane, Of the Pacific Mail steamship
Company, has received cable dl'pacn N"S'n8 C'''
M ,onanv,s stenircr CITY OF no do Jaucro. while
ot anchor ia the harbor OF Hong Kong, China, where
he arrived on August from san Francisco llal been
r,,n into by the Penn,ular and Oriental Company 5
stean,,hip Bombay. The collision had resulted In
son,c damage t. the Rio dc Jancfo's stem, ana the
dispatch said that the steamer ""uil DC p"' III
d drydOck aud rcIartd. what inc damage aEo'nt' II
,o vas not known The owners Of the bombay sd
,nit the liability and viii pay Tor the rcpars to the
iutured steamer. The CITY OF RIO de Janeir0 was
LuiIt I'm 1870 by John Roach son for che United
states Mail steamship Company. and was afterwari
sold 70 her present for 100000 She Is screw
steamer of 3.34a ton, is built Of ron, has seven
hnlEheads and compound emHnos.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

ordered to join his troop Fort Myer. Va withou: delay
The detail OF Captain Philip Reade, Sd Infantry for duty
IN connection the National Guard OF Wisconsin. has
extended until october l. 1890 when he will proceed
70 Join his company The following officers have been
relieved from duty by Superintendent Of the Recruiting
Service will proceed to Join their respective reg-
nents Captsn Robert Hcner 1st Infantry, Pittsburgt
Captain John r. Van Orsiae. 7th Infantry, Buffalo Ihs
orders Of June s. $780, relieving Second Lieutenant Will
IAN H. Bean I'd Cayary, from duty In connection with the
National Guald Of Pennsylvania TO take eject August
bos becn amended so as TO take effect Oc:ober l. Major
General Oliver o. How ard has been detailed as member
Of the Army Retiring Board at Governors Island Ne~'
York City vice Colonel william D. Whipple retired tltst
Lieutenant John C. Dent Goth Infantry, has beer deaie
n. Professor Of Military Science and Tactics a. he sa@
Agricultural College Of Colorado, Fort Collins, COL
Ideutenant-C c commander William ii. WebO mas Deen
ordered to temporary duty board the monitors az hc
mond Va Lieutenant W. p. Ray 70 :ho Michigan; sur
rcon George A. Bright to the practice ship CONSERVATION
August g. Lieutenant Samuel c. Lemy has been oetace
from temporary duty the Office Of the Judge'Ad'ocA
General and ordered to duty in that ohce Lcneehans
William r. Bush and Ensign Manning X Eyre d"taeheo
from the Boston, and ordered to regard themselves uue
suspens.on Surgeon B. Mackie, detached from ue
tee ship Constellation, Angus. s, and oid'sed !" u'
treatment at the Naval Hospital Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Aug. 5-The new "oNerhmeh' '.uN.
Philadelphia left here to-day for the Brooklyn Navy ISs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
4 Deadlock or THE STEAM QUESTION

The Board q Health failed 10 reach an understands
ing al - mc~ting Yesterday on the question 81 shut
ting of the steam pipe, under broadway and NA'' -
Irvccn certain points On July { the BoaTi issued
an order to the New York steam Company requiring II
10 shut OF st.,,m I'm its pipe, between NOS lo' ana
lst Broadway f-r certain distance at Hfoln"hy ava
Anu-St between sos. 233 and -" lroad"ay' ana
between No. il and Il WailsL IA' steam '"'"
uanv protested and asked Cor delay {" give c'drh'' V"
how that their lu-inc-, would suiar great injury il
the oricr wa. carried out. The order "'S u"rr'ip'h
II upcld.d and hearings granted 10 III" steam com
pany much evidence 1as prduccd b'io7' the I''"N''
when the l4arl net yc>rrlay Commt .IoIcr 3rI AM
ofYcred A resolution r"Allru.rE ihr oid'r 1i JuN %
And directing the -t.am Company :" -hG' 'i si'"n
Irtr.cu fh, points named Wl A.r tlN'' Gays fsr'l
don't Wilson. pf the HOogi. sec 1irl 'h' r'''l" u,
..rd II Va. put. h.t oIc. more ilr steam oN.''N
,rt ,rcd tbi, tirlr LN "A fic sptc. M".-r~. MoL"tn
,rd smith voting % thc NEGATIVE, frE-ts hN At ana
,Vt,ou u, the an lriIa:sc Then tpnnl,'l"nr: lNtNt
ri.v.f 10 recon- der the vote, and ~" ''Hl.' oh''
inally decided tv the resolution on the Ia"" NM.
the mex, meeting Of ne Board. wien II VIII come up
again for consideration.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
A PATRIOTIC MEASURE.
AIMING TO CURE EVILS THAT THREATEN TO
CAUSE GRAVEsT TROUBLES.

Richmond. Va, Aug. > C>peciar.-Jonn Mitchell ir
Of "Thc Planet" negro journal. when speaking 81
the Lodge bill. said
Il believe that as Tar 1t is possible IN ihs DAY oi
ambition for political power and financial galh' the
Lodge iii IS actusts. far as the iriihcIS
arc concerned. by patriotic motives Many iarseels
statesmen have seen the danger of cOndoning wrong
and winking at bloNshcd. In other words the ap
parunt peace which exists at the South Is
oalv at the surface. Beneath "a being Mnded
fires uf anarchy and communism, whlch VIII
in time again dcugc this fair land with blood. II i
these things which cause the tluhins men OF ''o
country to pause ard consider. and attempt to Apply
a remedy now which Will avert the disaster. VINE"
mast surely If the present condition Oh a''A''
obtains.
Gaugcd by the present attitude of the Democratic
party toward the Afro American. cmphatlialy D.
llcvo that IL would he for good for the kcpuu"'
party 10 rcmHin in power. Certainly inc same '' =.
that served to put IL III supreme place VIII po "o
cast II out when principles and condluohH ue"' ~ "
Under the American Sy stem Of government "'''o 49,,
be no long continued and uninterrupted power ""en
tho overwhelming majority OF tie America" P''P''
opposed TO such condition of ahalrS -,
I'm Congressional districts where candidate "oui'
dare 10 risk the acceptance Of nonihduo" ''o
negrO's would, under the Lodge ""' po 80 ~,
whether for the hcpublcan or the Deh'"' 'uO -,
date. Bourbon white men who now eitnne eiu'" v.ouiI
tn mthuditc and count out AFRO .ilh. Nm ~, making
hc (p,rcd 10 MAKE terms with him, aNu ny ir,,
concessions I'm securing to him his
bc.,py cudeavor To obtain hi, vote IN oslO ,",h
election. The Afro American No,e' ho " ,wo partics
would become "a power as between Nv w WV
whereas nov he Is polltlsai ; thc Afro Ameri-
"A< to the possibility OF trIuDlv' Wv ~ IRE This
cans have already received baptism W no man WHO
condition would not last howevs ho nroyisons Of the
mcasurc viii do their duty, the .r,,ccs and OBJ.
south VIII abandon their Infamous policy in
and fear the law VIZ, v,;oiIn''ti ,o chcck IT,
crcases bloodshed hrm ono tchus " '
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
HE Used CANCELLED STAMPS.

pos,onlcc Inspector Bcaycr, arrested Yesterday
t.,bran .G twenty years Oh. who is ccrl' IN The
oGlc, Of l. " Warner. patent m'd!cln" d'1i'r' "f
80. 80 Murray n. NJ. Warner was !n mo "'ht "i
yyilg h. ccrh money to luy -mmIs' ana "'''"1''f
10 SIN, confession he ircqucnuJ h"pt the money ana
uecd stamps which had hc~n cancelled aud from winch
hc had cudray0i-d t. rcuot" ~" cancellation mAih'
bv the uso 0t acids. y iach1r' NM'h he p"' iN u'
.i'. "a ,g DAYS ago had ON II thirty cight cancel
,9rcns which tid been washed with arId. bat o'
,,hirh thu marks wcru lu some case, IIanl5 10 l'
-.r-, WAcu - ar9rrt,H p" achh"N 'H-rd IA,
.,f tie WIS taken before foWuls i0ucl H.l'Id' dI"
,.,ycd examination. Tho Commissioner held HIN H
II 900 tail for trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
syisoygD MS DINNER WITH PARIS GREEN

George Wiclaud. q German driver ot b"cr w";on'
came ~ hi, home, %o go filth ave. at noon yc'-
,,Iyiay partially intoxicated and logan to abn'e M'
vie, who wa, preparing hi, dinner Then hc poured
pnri, -.een into IA pot Of coffee cooking on The stove
ai,,w a knife and rushed a. hi, vlir thrateiIhg /"
An her, The XonIan Acc mto the street ana returned
Win two policemen. They found Wiclund writing
,, tn he'd ne having drank the poisoned c0fr' ana
also put some pAson into the mlla t!c bread aud
every alug rIthDc hc around hun. Aii'f q Nio'
.e,i r,sl,iuurc be- wa dragged Oh 10 the station
house ana thence Srut - the Ncw-Iork Hospital
III, condition /, prearl.u-.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
ScLzrRE OF orExTIoNAHLE HooES.

ON the complaint oi Joseph y. Button. special
agent for the Ncw lor. society FOR the Enforcement
Of Criminal llW. officer McCcrmack. of the Iomb'
Police aQula, yesterday afternoon arrested Patrick
Tariclly n.anngcr OF the American Nc"- company III
CEau.bcr,-.t. and ia, twJ clcrla, Edward ENcrs and
John G. Il,Sar:,n. lor selling obscene literature. One
,Iouand two hundred aud :orty foar booa, were con
O.catnd The prisoners were 1rralgnc' before justice
NIurra, al tI" Tum,, Pole" Court ana Wcrc pdrolcd
until this morning for examination.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
A SrppOSED SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FALLS

Niagara Falls, y. Y, Aug. 5.-Otcer McMuiieh' -
the Reservation police, found early thlS hio'"'s
brown checked sack-cOat. u black vest ana uc'oy
hat ON the banks Of tho river I'm Prospect Park abous
300 feet above the American Falls III '''c p"'"'
were found four cards bearing tn address jacob j.
Kirchner dealer in and manufacturer of clgaf' bri
ford ont Several letters IN the pocNeis ~ele - 10
dressed 10 Jacob J. Kirchner. u LlsVncu; L va o,f 81
park Iuuch House SAYS that man wearing 'ne 'o's
was in the Lunch ll0isc ycateriay nnu ANU ~ a
drink The drink refused, ana the stranger S"s
he WAS going over the Fans.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
YEW.JERSEy WAITED TOO ACCH.

Tho American PhIlatclists or stamp collectors con
tinucd their meeting Yesterday at the Lincoln cmb
rooms in Clinton Place The Trustees reported in
favor of the reelection o the old board Of officers cx
cent Inc yicc prc.,icnt VINO was 20 be succeeded by
g. H. C,r,,lp nf PIauhcd. y. i. As The sccrciasy.
Joscph Richest. 4, NcwIc-scy man al'", n'd tho
constitutions Of The society oppose the holding % oHcc
by moro than mrIlbcr In cach -'lir, uc report
Su',d an ,.irr di cu.-iqn. Ia" election viii O-cnr
mis- afternoon The a,oranOH vii hat their atnu'i
banquet tomorrow evening at cr Manhattan bcacl
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
,pyv Avn y.rY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Aug. 3.-Thc following " -, H,,r,,,,r
-. h,o ,,n o,d,rcd. Captain Chambers McNibOh
from COMPANY to Company n Captain John W. hea,
from Company II to Company / carr N'''DD,' .',
on Company II NJ Fort sheridan H. a''r coN''' 's
the transfer o, enlisted men from company - S,,'s
,,s a., no.t.Ior. -, The order Of July H. has been