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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23

Col. Schroeder the Dispenser u
1 OfIlces-Dr. Olexen and Dan.
! K00ns in tho r. M. ID. A.
Tho farmers idea or the +. N. h. A.
ticket In Dubois county is set ont 10
few remarks made last week at uof.
man's store in Duif By my farmer friend
Dan. Koons.
"welI now said he, ayou all know
jmo as Dan. Koons, . Democrat from
way back. When there was any work
10 do 81 my precinct, helped 70 do il,
and never failed when v0tin' Was %
|lo, to vote carly and for . Democrat, II
mot often. And sometimes was almost
|willin' to fight for our men, and against
those doing injustice 70 The farmers.
|sm above reproof, old line and tax paid.
And have seen lots OF changes, too.
have seed the Republicans up. have
seed the Democrats up. But have yet
10 soc the farmer up. T'other night had
. dream. drcsmt there was to be
caucns Of the II. N. B. A. leaders il Jas-
per, and that farmers was going 70 have
Il chance 10 get up, too. Well, went
TO the caucus about week before the
Huntingburg +. M. B. a. county con.
vention. When got 70 door going up
a pair Of inside stairs, knocked, and
much to my surprise, Col. g. &. 6chree.
der. peepcd out, and he said
"Who's that there I"
"Dsn. Koons, an r. n. d. A. man."
says l.
is you mounted or is you afoots 2"
says he.
Il an afoot," says /.
"WeIl, you can't get in here, !" says be.
Nobody Is lowed in here except they
come mounted I" says he.
"Thats hard on me. says l." after
coming eight miles from DuG. aBut he
shut the door IN my face, and said moth
ing more, and so started back up the
street, when who does | meot about Z
square Oft but DR.. Edward A. Glezen, :
walking north. give him the r. n.
3. -. sign Of recognition and distress.
aud says, "Where you goin. doctor 2"
"Im going to The +. n. b. A. caucue,D
says be.
I've jist been up there, and Col. Schree-
ders keeping door, with storc-keepor
Aamillons and denlist france Green,
and insurance agent John B. Slater, and
cat!le-onyss Albert Stewart, 70 help him,
ana nooodys lowed % get insido exoor1
hey come mounted end yon - lIke I
sIs thaA solv says s..
Ms!t =: . dossss Iee.E
s|''s:'y ! q '''.,s q. ~ ~ n -
sDsn., leIi yoo Wkss is1S io. ~
! strong bscksd cnd crnsS lsr1sr. ~
cee bsas : gcod weight eoppes6 ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23

TARlrr.-The Mckinley bill 10 By no
means sstisfactory. IL seems 70 bo . ~
vision which does not revise. All par
ties admit that : revision OF the tariff is
necessary, and the party in power is
pledged % revision. We are inclined
10 think thst pledge will have 70 bo To-
deemed, aud redeemed In good faith.
The verdict Of 1883, IL Il wss : verdict
on that subject at al. was simply % ex-
preston that the people preferred 70 risk
. revision In the hands OF the party
which now has power TO revise Il and
that party will make great mistake IL
Il fails to justify that preference. Pro-
gressive Farmer, r. n. b. A. organ.
DR.. Glezsn, II elected TO the LegIsla-
turc. would vote tor : man for y. 8.
Senator, who believes In the "protec.
tion" for manufacturers, and oppression
for the farmers. sought for BY Che No
Kinley bill. He believes IL them him
ell, because he il dcludod with The
shome market" humbug.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23

day resolved that the debate must be
closed, and the bill voted upon next
Wednt sday. The Democrats protested
against tho limit, but the fearful major
ity voted them down. and tho mon-
strosity will probably bo enacted into
law. c. A. 8.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23


.ngs mas been very great. They have
peen n'scasF.d N the local and county
p"lrrs' "ll prominent rrofectionist
organs i''<e lhe New York Tribune. The
ne" aork i'rcss and The Rochester
democrat have undertaken y alarm the
country voters and toprevent them from
attending thc meetings. The l&ft named
PAPER made an el''bo..lt. editorial attack
.n tnc movement, which L.ls brcn ftly
acsgriord ~ q "scream Of warning and
tne ivcai !'Fo;rctiouist Tapcrs desrcnded
y ~ rsna' s'anders. such a. thai tns
'l'e.huis wSie p'id from a.Voo miles east
q rev Aork-a modest way Of crying
L'ltisn Soli.
but an tins free advertising serycS nm
excellent purpose. anu IN many cases the
l'st mea',n.s IA nc5aaty We're much bet
tcr i.''ei's'ei than the flrst ones. Some
- "" slra1ffs noted the Tact that th's
iaf1ncrs b1sa.nc 60 interested that In
sS'Nt"i cAa'' they iv.iowsa tnc msotings
Y ~ b'"n % town-fle sam faces be-
i.'s fosl ~ the lat meetings ~ at tho
iift. 4hr Mrf4nys wsie i.rsely at
tendci W. ifpuvi.can farmers, and On
several ccr'tsions nrpnhreaiIs Presided
or oshrswise took part ia iAe meetings.
hxc IA 'iinsa were especially de-
k'Es'ea 70 reA-n ~ r.a1ncrs' ana, a. fne
iA'ricrS We're attentive and interested
Nm :ers az every fH~..'.t, It Is hoped by
''r .Np 'hs' - ''i'AA'S VIII produce good
le rits. ihcSe cs.nlal 5ls were organ
i+pa nt inis ''inc nnscs ne conviction
,HA1 VV,frs arr more nverH'ipie ROW fsAan
~ m Le..t y lp''ic~l contest, wl'cn
lH'iisa-i ~ rests prevent c-ln discus-
hDA am reilnera'c weighing of ;rgu-
AS AI. iEr lesf''iHA'y a candidates L
lRckiny ~ oa.Ara'rl hkf Tins, and 50
ie oIe great Inri'sn y held to the
mont irc'n ilrst - 'A7t-
Anotnrf important Subcommittee oi
~ vo4'iiii'li.~ ~ tAf'ii m'vf1n Is TINT
m the rls'siNel'on X iterature This
slo-coilu'f'aF - aruNe.y cngngel ~
o'Icuin'ins tnq iubAs ',ions OF thc c'ab'
when ,I.e au uii1ssss a'4.Fere't py dsis'i-
FnHnei lHri4i ts1v'la. -. nnl the semi
in;'''hy ipionic.i' ia-1u reform, AZ
frgay :nen''o1cd- there have pccn many
calls ~. n' i1Hrc important numbers
ir", "a over t'ic W.T., ail recently .
single crrcr was f;''el sor wy Worth foS
western organization Some o INC
nu'n'czs most ~ ns:iianu arc DAIRY
H','. .ne !. : HE''.' 7sn y. kte'@
1 tuc r, ckz'',.'f eru x12 -
. y W W " ~ 1''I'z<<s
<'ly 49,. - :'. p. ~. - '' e. +e ~ 4o'
$1,000. z. ~ -a'-.1 t''o ~ Soz. 17E'l a.e.z1
..e ing '.:s na.'':@ - sors ~ t,.k!u
o'ct'onnz Y, riacn e'Ae3 aP t,e tHzln ~
u'' s'sn; - ~ ..',F' 'o'''i'' 1l ~
clu'saieaht ~ Na'vs uu'.S acc.fuing
~ tne present 'aIA'' tac s1'is PHI ana
inc senate oiii oI w. seafs "So'
Anere = very "'ac -s''anu iof TINS
iaf'ii .nc''onars. = ~" .1ition q "
= nov y c'urso 81 preparation, n w,',sn
.,'e achih'ey ni1i VIZ ~ supHs''n''s' ior
~ s,,'l.e n. anu ~ .o'i'l''ii''.,, \,
Drought uoNi - "s'e' h,s WORE VII
prove az insHiaap.e haR'uppaS 'os .'naAc
sleaHers nna inr asi !efN''H N'42 WIN -
s1''uy 'ne ta.''1 ioF 1na''isolseS- ~. csti-
mattel ni SaIoleli is'sS HNen N y are
maze up ~ New PIN ~ 'nercha'''s q
AZ sna1es ~ p"''''sai oi,inaVn' anaevcry
.hoi' y hiaae y n".e ..o ns''r's ap'~o-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23

Tho new town board has ordered tho
new marshal to zee that the saloons Gro
closed BY eleven o'clock at night end
kept closed On Sunday.
Forty porsons will b baptized q
Morgan's ferry, On White river, three
miles from town, on the last Sunday of
The present month. Petersburg News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23

Wannamakcr's new postal cards serve
d double purpose-to indite messages
upon and 70 servo q blotting ped. -Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-23
.surp EVERY FRIDAY, Ar Jasper,
..o,s COUNTY. INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.
sr,tr. IN CouHIvR BUILDING on
a,s.r suxrn STREET.
r.rns nn ApvKEr.sEINo.

mara 1olincs or less. ] week. 81 90
Lor sin eou.nt insertion, rs cts.
,no,cr advertisements At the same
80 fraction over even square or
.o, s's .ountcd as square. These
Eu'h terms for transient advertise
q =. reasonable deduction will be
sa sas 70 regular advertisers.
nv w",;ccs a. appointment of admins
Svssnaleyair notices oflikc character
4 IA pail IN advance.
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nrsryrSS LOSS MADE HIN SEEK DEATH

commotion In the tenement mousse W. o. r"Nn
-. ,,d pn,;coman Eltrrich In there yesterday morn
i o,d ho tound 2 number Of excited Hebrews %orRihg
over Jacob Finkel,,cin the second floor Flnkci'c
had hanged himself clothes hook lii Ills bcdr'oh'
mn, his wife had discovered him. and one OF HIS
ncehbor, had taken his neck out OF the moose III u0
TO save hi, life Finkc!stein soon rc"vcc" i"' wv
- ,,o hok,pc and WAS able 10 walk to the police
citation Later he was arragncd at the Essex Marhc'
polIcc (ourt on the charge Of attempting I" commit
suicide lawyer explained that Finhclste had been
made about crazy by the loss Of money IN real estate
trade. Recently lie exchanged All interest In TWO
houses for property in East Twenty scvch'h-s' "'''
w.. uortpagcd to It's full value. steps nan icch
~, 10 avc the transfer set aside q, fraudulent On
the nro,nd that finkelsicin had been drigscd va
& Tir law yer did not tell tho name O the alleged
SSdIcr Finkclstein held for examinations b'i'
I'm the afternoon he wa, released on ban. Las. eye
lis ,.s in the real estate TRANSACTION lie sAu' Was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
NEWARK.

Tho leather manufacturers with guests, numbering
altogether over 100 persons went to Pleasure bay YES
tcrday on their annual outing. Dinner WAS 'er''d ~
I n m AT Pleasure Ray. and there were Addresses by
different speakers. The party returned ut u D. H.
H. w. Hayes. assistant United states DistrrtM
torney Yesterday sent his resignation " D,thc'ht
torncy White, recently app"inl" with .he remrr' VI
forw ard II to Washington. Mr. Iavcs WAS appolh'co
by Mr. White, Democratic predecessor
The team attached 10 the police van ran away from
I'm from, III the ja yesterday morning. NJ hhnk n.
The vehicle came violently IN contact with Itl"ton
ave car and Wa badly damaged. one OF tho horses
being seriously injured.
Police Justice Rodrico yesterday fined James Ba>tail
Runkhardt Rodcr and t,u>tavc scfert - each To- DIS
nr1ieriy conduct In marching IN labor procession on
authorized under the condition that red max should
be exhibited.
Testimony was taken yesterday hc!or" Special Master
Knight I, show the pollution OF the Pas 'ir River al
IiccvIle by sewage. samples oi the water t'h.''
from In. river were exhibited. The taking ~ t'oh
mony was post poned BY mutual consent until the re-
turn Of Thomas ~ McCartcr. counsel for the city oi
Newark.
A cutting ARRAY that may result in murder oc
CURED late Tuesday night IN an ital'hh n'lnn
shop I'm south Cana! II. kept by la>pua, DrlfHV
Three men one II whom Joseph Ia s'i" cht red
the place AMI after calling for drinks rct,"d To pay
for Them Dcliny took club ana started I" y"
ont de Ia rap for the police. when two "i uir men
,,iyrd lin. III, wife. Ph"ucna. vent To ms a
i.tancc and T,asscle. -czrg her hy tho wrist pushed
her ant, cornrr and Sla>hed her frich'fn!y WITH
a razor. cnttin: deep ga.lcI On her head. right arm
and right >dc. and also nearly SEVERN! th' hherr'
from I-r left hand la,sclc was arrc'rd Tho
woman was removed to 1T. MchaepS Hospital IN ii
critical condition.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Thc White Plains Gun Cinb will
have pigeon shooting tournament to-day and tomOr
row on the North End Driving Park, beginning at :.
D. M . The Grand Jury for the september
term OF the Court Of sessions organized yesterday by
ccctng William u. Archer. Of Mount Vernon. fore
man. some sixty will be considered before thoy
will complete their duties.
MOUNT VERNON.-Much surprise manif' ted
by tic citizens at IL meeting OF the trustees Ties,
day night that the highest lid for tho $50. 900 highway
losn bonds WA, only 1O3 II 100. or ubUut per cent
lower than the bids for the sewer bonds only few
months ago. IL WAS suggested that tho cause for this
marked decrease In values the want Of confidence
OF investors In the present administration Of tho
nicipsl affairs. When the sewer bonds were sold the
board was evenly divided between tho Rcpubll.
cans and Democrats bnt by q recent BIT Of shrewd
now composed Is twO-thIrds Democratic, ana II has
done work recently that Is open N severe crltl
cism. The bonds advertised to 10 sold have from
sixteen to twenty two yesrs to with interest at
per cont and tho bid Of l02 II 100 included the
lcan trustee declared that tho money would not be
needed for several months II was unnecessary TO Dor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
The u s. Comment officially re-
norts ROYAL Baking Powder
superior to all others in leaven'
ing strength Bullet" IS, Ae4 Dept p 5oa' IL
is the best and most economical

ro,v tho money now while tho town would DC opsos
~ nav { per cent upon II meanwhile Dut ho va"
,vcrrIiled and the highest bid was accepted Dr
The Board Of Trustee, on Tuesday nshI aPlo'"'o" 40
MYERS as health officer to succeed Dr. weiss
MISUNDERSTANDING election officers Of INC W 1ph
NJ Eastchesicr have awarded contract 10 y. o. 9th
cock and d. A. GOnay TO furnish the town WIZ" .ha
sixty-nye election booths In compliance Win WV
new election law, at cost Of % each .
CROTON FALIS.-COrOner Hopkins Oh TUESDAY, new,
AN Inquest I'm the case Of Peter Murphy. who WINS VI,
ht way to a drug procure some m, d SisG
struck BY the locomotive OF passing usn'' a''" O
I'm about half an hour. A.,
MAMARONECK.-The annual festival OF inc cn W.
Of ST. ThOmas's Church will be held TINS e'eh'iiS' W.
ginning al 80 O'Clock.
sINt; sIN(-The house Of Joshua q. Many. OK
nrcslcnt OF the village, was entered by bursiar, VII
tuesday night and robbed OF par OF ea,'s nair OF
Lrca,,pin belonging to Mrs Many ana Il p%I hoot
earrings belonging 10 Nj ISIS Many also u p'cneS'"''
containing S14 and n seal ring. .
L\RCuMONT.-Tlc fall regatta OF the Larrnm",'s
Yacht Cu', will take place on SATURDAY. J.. VIII VIII, u'
omen 10 yachts OF the New YORK. Eastern Sc;w'" N
Atlantic Cornthian oyster lay. NewiruiinI. , 80
Haven New Rochelle and COrinthian "f Marpci'n,
Yacht clubs Prizes will be offered ~ cach GAS ~,
which two or nor, yachts start. Tho COURSE win
be twelve miles and return
yoNKEllS-A tcn-mlc bicycle road race: hanoirap.
will he held on Saturday. under the auspices o. IN.
Yonkrr, Eicyrc Club II viii be open onS W
amateur whcclrlrn Of Wcstchcscr County. lnc 'o, ,,
will be from Rvcrdal; 10 Spuytcn DuVVii' '"o anu
one half miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
reAysArLAyrIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sailed tor Europe yc''
tsrday on the steamer Majestic were NJ, anu
W. F. Allen, J. Ward .Amoere' INC n', >, u,shnn
~...orshv Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell. ii. r. BISHOP
- converse. Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Haviland. Mr.
and Ms. W. F. Xinssland. w. II. Lusk, D. 0. Mills'
Dr.. n X. Morris. Mrs. John S. Newoerry ana A.
Bissst Thon. . .,ons II {;
on the Lain were Charles Henry Ahrens s., n; W. u
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. bryant, nr ~ I r.no
..e p.v r T. clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Grscon
re D. se CASTOR and john iiomans e. ,u,c. porw,eh
A.. tn b.. S'' IHin A. BcvingtOn. the Rev Tnomas r
ne Rey c., ns n@ tSs Rev 1s Dr. seSSps
the Hes - ths asseneers on the Wacsland were Inc
Rev : John Alt6on, Charles l. Arnold M VIVIAN and nd
Arnold. c: ?: b Jsnerys' A. har'0' '"'
Srefassor L. ". Mason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
PATERSON.

TIE stlluOiMA,rER WANTS SATIsFMTloN.
4 suit for <IOWu damage, for l!lrl has been IN
,tiiutcd In the Ia->ac Circuit Court by Thomas L.
ellison against the Rev. John e. C1ih 'aiih-. the
,oun,y suIsrntc,dcnt uf schools. The piintih som"
time arn wa the c,' her II the village school ~
En,ninr,ln- In Isis,c County. shortly after he hah
It, ,iln~d hi, duties di,~c.l>ios ar'-" among the rel
dent. Of the village tho tca' her. Fitness Tor Inc
place Feeling ran hsh for a long time ana some "l
fhc people removed their children from the school
Finally the aid Of Mr.. Cruikslanks waS invohoi II Is
said by the friend, Of ellison that Mr. CruikshaRs
was inlmca to ellison from the start. the supcri-
i.rdent being clergy ef the Reformed dcnomlii
tiou while Mr.. ellison Is "a Catholic The suprrlh
t~nden instructed the trustees OF the village NOT u
rc.cncagc Mr ellison tho ground being nrompetchcy
The tn Of the school district paid no attention to
he action Of Mr. Cr1iihsllain>. ana III August 81 hat
Year engaged Mr.. ellison for another year The su
rrlntrndcnt appealed y, tho state Board Of Ehmcaon
Where nj, cOl,r-e sustained and then Threatened to
withhold the state appropriations from the r,bcliioi
trustees The latter saw tlcu>r ve, comlcll'N IL sun
tho school. The suit was then brought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
NORTHERN NEw.JERsEY COUNTIES.

ORANGE The New York Philharmonic Cub under
the direction. Of Richard Arnold. has made arraiIc
neuts for a series OF four chamber music concerts III
orange Music Hall during the coming season. The
>oIo,t> are to be Mis-, Adele Au, Der Ohc. Richard
Hoffman, W. II. Ricgcr. Miss Helen Dudley Campbell.
Mis-, Marion = Weed and Charlie, l. button.
Thc Orange Whcclmcn Will hold Op saturday the I'VE
mile handicap road for the challenge cup Offered bv
the president of the club. There eighteen entries
"rIiERFORD. The sorial,c and fan gwen by the
Ladies' Aid society Of the LyndLGr,t pc>hyicrIan
Church on Tuesday night In the Lyhdllr-t Chapel wa"
we'll attended and Il fair was raised for rhur' h
purposes. The intended lawn party was gwen up.
The evening being too cool. Tile Democratic
society Of Rutlcrorl. elected the following officer on
Tuesday night President. thdrlc> Hunt vice pirNi
don't Charlie, Plancr recording -ccrcary, H. L. Davd>
cores oidng secretary, +. H. Wirkwarc TREASURER.
j. j. Blake: Executive Committee Anderson Price.
Edward Berry. George b. Weaver. George Ruck,tuhl
and Mr. IicnwOOd.
IIOBOKEN.-'r river thieves entered the cabins
Of some coal barges lying on Thrtst. Yesterday and
stole two lines. Captain Thomas Marhc saw the
men going away I'm n rowbuat and pursued them In
A steam tug. When the thieves saw that they would
be Ovcrtakcn two Of them jumper overheard but the
third was captured and taken back u Hobo ken ]: /,
thought probable that the two who jumped overheard
were drowned.
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ny M prcJy THE INVESTIGATIOS.

Lieutenant Commander Clifford H. West hc"'e' a,s
y.,I Rohrer and Ensign Rennie +. sch"cr'' ..e
BOARD appointed by Secretary Tracy 10 m, nan.eu'
~. charges of misconduct made against ierrc RAJ
s.an -, the ironcad depar nent at the Navy iar'
convened in building No. yesterday. Ihe pro.
s,nos Gill ,e In secret, and the report will be sch'
N washington and then be given to the pubic vi,
Of the statements made is that Mr. rarccs ror
. v.tch from one Remington, whose son was a''',
- emn,oved in the shop under the foreman. VII
me other hand. it is declared that Parecllss political
ns,nes have trumpcd up a conspiracy to set MN OUT
Of tho yard .,.,. % .wentxsix
contracts were awarded yesterday 10 t~eh.' .,a
h,dders for materials to increase the faci'e' u NV
80. o., The large amount Of work to be done ater
the new ships arc completed and also to make repair
to the Cob Dock retaining wall and to the sewers
Immediately there went up cry that TN, wS cTe
~ o1vc nIaces to large force OF workers. III anlCp.
lion Of the approaching election As the WORK ~
Se done by private contract ana .o to' e oI sccnt
ss.ntation Of the faultfnding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
HORSES DANCING TO ELECTRICITY.
. c,;nrpNr AsrRAY DowNTowN-fUS FOR 1nf
cnown NIT No JOKE TO riIE sTEEDs.

c,;prpvr AsrRAY powNTowN-FUS FOR the
CROWD, BUT NO JOKE TO THE sFEEDs'
n.-,ums circus with all its prancing stecds never
hod such An enthusiastic reception as oio .no w..
who passed Broadway and Cedar-st' y eoe. "roud
- roctotors hugely enjoyed the free show. horseS
Of every Size. build and color rom INC nueo g. .,
Normandes to the little black Shetiaiu po"'.J 80
ND such q series OF capers that surpfi'o ~
and amused the passersby. ,., r,,as
The troubl. was with the underground e'c''''I ,
which had become grounded through Improper ,
tion. The current had passed to the suii"eo 49,.
iron nine, or the damp SOIL Spaces oe1"oc" VIZ
having stones In several spots allowed u'o ~" -
hoofs to come In contact with the damp sou "nu :.
,ceved a shock which set staid oid nas'' "no.o
movements for years had boon slow anu ooi''e'" ~.
the most astounding series OF cohVorI'o"'.
electricity had different effects ON dlnereh' hois0
coma walked over the we'll charged spot without q
culver In their dropping eyehds or hait IN "e
shambIine gait while the eyes OF others DuIgeo o'
ill they almost touched the bllnders, ana inc
made frantic efforts 10 Jump out OF their naIhe'So'
Along came q big brewery wagon drawn w mas
i've pair of grays who stamped with dignineo ue"
Tho driver sat loosely holding the reins. his he~
nodding I'm q dreamy rcvcre, when suddenly, presV'
the tceds start and snort, strike fire from the pave
ments and mady plunge. while the driver arouse. MN
self from his dream. Streer-car horses praoea ""u
swcrvcd. and jcrkct the pas scngers nearly ou' "a o
seats Some animals halted and Jumped up ana gov
and then started away with wild leaps pair OF
stautiv uI,on reaching the magic spot a duet OF
enh bay rent the air. and out ,S We.t % "r pa te
e ee9ir s' that Of of defeated BASEBALL lime
The trouble lasted only for few moments IN
each case but 1t most violent while IL a,sH' a
much OF the fun In watching the daZeI hDoh
that came the faces Of the surprised drv anS
,nanv Of them never knew what caused their horses
| to cut up so. - H.. - h,oroj,t
After while q wagon OF dry art was Drouent
hv cn,nIoycs Of the Department OF Public Works ana
the fun creating spots covered Up ana cescd "
| cause amusement to pa>,ersby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Thomas Willia2is, who was arrcS'eu io' 'e w.,
-, Aha IIudsop Electric Light Company and
so,,ln, thcm for old Junk was committed for trial
ro',n,t,v nv Justice OF the Peace Weed. Williams
admitted his guilt and implicated Tire dor"'oF e'
ployes Of the company. who VIII 10 ar'e . A.,
Tho BOARD of Finance yesterday c0ncurren III uio
,c,on Of the street and Mater Hoard In selecting
Site in Virginia ave. for new puDnc s cobb az
site consist, OF -four city Tots ana WINS Pu''"'' "
a cost Of $1,000. ,
Ellen Farrell of No. II Yorkst, was prisoner er
I'm the Police Court this morning charSeu W h,r ~.
mother with beating her The daughler. m"u 10 tr,cL
two wears old and unmsrred admitted thai snr s'f, Nv.
her mother with bed Stat because sie rSeu he
name. The prisoner was committed for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
TIE HOST TIRED OF HIS GUESTS.

Characteristic italian fight occurred carly yester
dsy morning In Italian tenement house at No III
Union st.. Dema DacOla Is OF the occupants, ana
he had a number Of his fellow cOuntrymen playing
cards with him on Tuesday evening. Shortly before
midnight he wanted the game to break up, but the
others wished to play longer and lie left them and went
to bed But there much noise over the gaming
table that he could not get to Sleep and he arose IN
short time and ordered the players to leave tho house
There had been plenty Of beer drunk In the course Oh
the evening" and Dacola received an insulting reply
He seized Matched, and hurled it into the midst OK
the party to enforce his demands: The blade OF te
INFLICTED an ugly wound near the eye. This broke up
the party and the Others fled they met policeman
When he heard the story he arrested Dacola and eau
grand was sent to the hospital. In defan. OF $1,000
bail Dacoa held by Police Justice ghc yesterday
for examination q week from to-day.