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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

~ = c>oon,S CH1looeSg1seao CrUppsd
0Go n A. Ano1fnB Contest.
U1Um ~ Cn1onGo 1flDGne.
~ Vp svonfng, and no one he'd spoken
~ ~ xofn1 cons6cutlvo minutes.
= mn seoa Be time for some pilgrim
fi1 \ AID one fthe member. ~
"{yere you herr In the old days Z" asked
= hfU1her. venerable In experience and ripe
8 raults. The other member said he was
" Then you hsvc lived in vain. reckon
kSSw Frank Cunningham, because he is
don1, pe1ce to him he 10 dead these many
y1o3a Richie and Cunningham and two
a. )kSoo other cronies were great fishers,
- ~ governmcut pier was their resort,
90 the rising Of the sun was the hour
We0n thew baited their hooks, cast them
Ito tho beaded waters, hung their legs
oVof the pier, and said nothing, but just
1rhod, only occasionally.
on morning, as The old crowd took its
po1oe on the pier, John Ritchie said:
= Tho man who catches the fewest fish
ss ScS. sss.sS e, the 70 ss Gsy Frank Cum
nineham coming into the compact some
WhSk reluctantly, cause Frank was not
enOceaAftil fisherman.
7 ssThere was long silence, and then 1t
was broken BY Frank Cunningham, who
shouted two. That meant thaI ne naa
landed two perch. They weren't much
bierer than fninnows, but that made no
difference. Nothing had been said about
njne Al the time Frank Cunningham
rasped the air with his shout OF triumph
John Richie had one perch by his side.
While Frank Cunningham was batting his
hook, Ritchie put his perch back on his
hook, cast 1t into the water, and after tug
cling at tho line a moment, he ierked the
Sarne perch into the air, took II Off tho hook,
and shouted Two and ---.' That meant
he had - many as Cunningham. Then he
kept his eve on Cunningham until Gun.
had turned his back. Seizing the same
porch again and, putting IL on his hook, he
cast 1t into the lake again, pulled In the
line and again he threw the glistening
beauty into the air, released II and shouted
sthreer
"Cnnuinghan,'s gaze was on the waters
and his sinker bobbed just trifie. Richie
E6GyfOFnitched mis- perch to his hook, slipped
fnv.s line into the water and waited. Three
minutes passed, and again the poor little
perch was snatched back from the waters,
thrown through the air, and Ritchie's voice
rang out, clear and triumphant, Four!'
"Not to worry you with too long fish
story at this season of the year, for we are
just on the entrance OF the fishing vaca.
ton, Ritchie had kept this up until he had
counted II eleven times. Poor Cunning
ham never raised more than his two.
But no paid for tho breakfast like q
man, and, mind you, IL was no small sum
that breakfast for such a party as that
cost. Richie could eat 81 breakfast him.
self at that time. After the repast was over
and Frank Cunningham was talking about
his poor success AS u fisherman, saying
that he could catch more on land than he
could on water-which saying we all un.
derstood--John Ritchie told him that there
were poorer fishermen than he, and Frank
ssid he didn't know about that. Their
John told him that he had counted one
perch eleven times. But Cunningham
never went ont on tho pier again---to Ash
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
An Ai,euct, Tb,et.

For some time Jacob Pontz has been an
noyed by petty theils from his brickya
In the northern end of the city. Tho sus-
pected persons were watched, and last
evening George Irwin, ono Of the en-
ployes, was arrested by Officer Nehr. The
complaints sets forth the theft OF kiln
plates and two stoves. Irwin was COM
mitted for hearing by Alderman Dellet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
stole a Number of Rings.

Annie Zell, who has figured in numer-
Gus petty scrapes, LEFT Lancaster for Leba-
non some days ago. Before she went she
appropriated number rings belonging to
Mary Steiger To her own use. Annie was
located in Lebanon to-day by the chief of
police of that town and arrested. Constable
Price went to Lebanon for her and will
bring her to Lancaster To night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
An Attachment For si,iOo.

uriah Eckert issued an attachment to-
day against Jacob McCord, of Bart town.
ship and made the Reading Fire Insur-
ance company garnishee. McCord owes
y, 100 to Eckert and the insurance COM
pany owes McCord that amount. As Me-
Cord is unable to pay the debt due Eckert
this attachment was issued
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
Lost His Hat.

David Mooney, Of Orange and Mulberry
streets, mourns the loss Of a So hat. He left
II on his door step whom no retired last
night To-day when he looked for IL, he
learned that some one had appropriated 1t
TO his own use.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
Cross Actions.

Wesley steiger ami Henry Brown, OF
RConestoga township, had a fall ont on
"wednesday. Steiger prosecuted Brown
Sor assault and battery at Alderman Barr's.
Brown gave bail and entered a charge Of
surety Of the peace against Steiger before
ne same magistrate,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
Using the New Route.

rhs new car route on South Queen street
WapSssed for the first time to-day. Car
~ mS4e the first trip, arriving at Penn
lquare al IL o'clock. That part of the
Dnalroad on South Duke and East Vine
1Feet win be abandoned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
Train WIN Try l. Again.

& George Francis Train has made arrange
1nents with the Tacoma Ledger to make an
1fempt 70 beat the record for trip around
- world. He will leave Tacoma, August
\ an the steamship China, and calculates
het he can make the circuit OF the globe in
111ysseyen days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
81 IreIaL
A birthday Party.

q Lsfty g twenty couples, under the
leadership Of John Mcdowell and Miss
Z 9ussie Brown, last evening surprised Sam.
y. Snyder, at his residence, 1883 Concord
'SAlIey. Mr.. Snyder was presented with
I hepdsome guitar, the occasion being his
n 1pth birthday. Dancing was the order of
the evening. Trewitz's full orchestra fur
0iShed the music
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
SInnnnd the Runn,NnN

Mrs. Hoover, of Landisville, was driv-
ing along College avenue about eight
o'clock this morning when hor horse
frightened at passing bicycle and started
to run. Before the frightened animal had
gone far or did any damage he was stopped
by George Schlott,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
wanted York.

Samuel McHugh was arrested to-dsy by
Constable G. 9. Prall, OF stewardstown,
York county, near Marticville. McIIugh
is charged with falso pretence by II. M.
Gibbs. He was taken TO York for a hear
ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
To shoot For NVaJaia

The North End Rife club have arranged
for tournament to be held at their range.
near Ephrata, on August %. Gold and
silver medals will be contested for by clubs
Of the county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
A ('ul.ipns Rtt..l

John Snyder, Of Hotel Lancaster, re-
ceived to-day a curious bird from Fred
eriek, Md. 1t is an owl that kas face
like monkey, and screeches like one, too.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

Israel smith, charged with drunken
and disordcrIy conduct and lnds-
cont exposure, appeared before A.
was held on warrants in the hands Of
hearing was In progress Henry
Smith, a brother OF Israel, called
Constable Pyle outside n, the Office, began
abusing him and struck him. Pyle
knocked him down and Immediately
brought suit for drunken and disorierly
conduct against him. The alderman COM
mitted Henry for FIVE days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

Morriaprn.

WIEBusH-TAGGARr,-O Wednesday July
~, lss", az the parsonage OF Grace Evan. Iti-
tnernn church, by the Rev. &. Elyin Haupt,
Mr.. Henry r. Wiebush and Miss Anna b, Tag,
CART, all OF the city OF Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
AppoIutcd Collector,

WASHINGTON, July 81. - The president
has appointed Clyde l.. Hawkins, 9th
district, tp be collector at West Point, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
Went on DUTY.

Henry q. Keller, the newly appointed
policeman Tor the Eighth ward, to succeed
Frank kautz, resigned, went on duty this
morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
To Furnish steam Heat. .

b. IL. Hershey, of Mannheim, has been
awarded the contract to place steam heat
ing apparatus in the school buildings Of
Mannheim.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
Made AuOther CompIsint,

John Stoli preferred another COM
plant this afternoon against 3. J.
Martin, his partner. He charges him
with appropriating TO his own use a
horse, buggy and harness belonging TO the
firm. Martin gave bail for a hearing be-
fore Alderman Halbach,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
The Russians, Case.

property man a. +. ponneiiy to-day deci-
the nobi asses o' drunken anu olsofueriy
Europe ~snse san e se'om nussan MSmna holeu M
except to- that = nr,ma t,ci, case has ,aau
America,t and thew are given the ont;on Of
rent evetbe costs or going TO iaiI' They
|" absente,sult their attorney before thew
647, 600 a,onclusion what action they will
panse of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
T>HE STEAMER
'hE STEAMER
LADY GAY"

VIII leave the wharf for Rocky Springs Park
every day except sunday, ut 10, 1910 Water
Works, li:i1 q. m., 1920, l:40 Water WORKS.
> 10, $40, 100 water Works. $50, $40, 700 7.f0,
$50 and 900 p, IN. Water WorkS,)
sunday ever forty minutes aiter =. IN.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, Zoe,
Including access to Park, and Springs. At
fractions nt Park. Dancing favilion, swings
Hanmocks, shooting Gallery, Boating, Fish
ing, etc.
IHrties can secure dates by calling at X. III.
Anderson's Confectionery, East King street, or
on the proprietor, J. Il. Peoples, "a West King
street ly2s-lm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

IF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON STD
i Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and q
Cocks, Lever Cocks, Swing Joints, call and {
them, or send your order by mail, to JOE}
BEST, SsS East Fulton street. m7-tfJ
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

ID EI0ART'S OLD BRANDY.
III No family should be without bottle at
this season Of the year. 20 r.; KING 81.
70 Il. KING ST, II. Il. y.
JuneisTu. .Th&s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

IINOR PRATT u CADY ASBESTOS DI4
IL Valves, Jenkins Valves, Brass Globe Valv)
Brass Gate Valves Iron Body Globe Valv(
Lever Safety Valves, Pop Safety Valves, A
Valves, Radiator Valves, Pratt's Swingi
Check Valves, Brass Check Valves, Foot VaTv{ !
Angle Valves, call at JOHN BEoTS, 1873 Ed
Fulton Street. m1.tfC1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

LNOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR LOt
IL Pressure, Water Gauges, Gauge Cock
Wood Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubd
Whistles, Syphon. for steam Gauges, Cylindl
Oilers Plain. Water Gauge Columns, Cocks q
Steam Gauges, call on JOHN BEST, 1913 Ea
Fulton street. m7.tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

10000 inSh iEEEf to or inch rarGl diams,ea. EmSM
sale at IA low figure, and the only house in |
city with pipe cutting machine, cutting up
q inch diameter, at JOHN BEST $, SSi East Fl
ton street. m7-tfI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31

"A ment to take the place of Red Lead.
bulk 1t makes five times the quantity OF
lead and is far superior In making steam Ioil
packing man and hand hole plates on boil&
&c., DC, Price 70 cents per pound, at JOI
BESTS, 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ORSrRVTyG GOOD FRIDAY.

Tho celebration Of Good Friday yesterday IN all
the Roman Catholic churches in the city was a''chocu
bv large congregations, especially at st. ra'floh
Cathedral where the ceremonies began at 10 a. H.
and continued until late In the evening. The mass
~ the presanctined celebrated by the rccto ,c
pev NJ J. Iavelle who was robed in vesmehtS Oh
h,ack Assisting Father Lavele in the celebration
of mass were the Rev. william j. DAILY a. deacon TIE
Roy lanes NJ Connolly snbdcacon, ana the Kew.
T. W. Kelly AS master Of cerefhonics. The PASSION
was chantcd BY the Rev. Joseph H. McMaioh' INC
Rev. ]. W. Kelly, and the Rev. Anthony Lammel' OF
II. Josephs Church. in East Eighty sevcnih-st The
sermon was preached by the Rev. John a. Waters
Of the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy, Portchcster.
The Rev. James IL. Mclean presided over 'hc ser
vices in St. Peters Church, in barclay st. the Oldest
Roman Catholic church in the city.
In the Jesuit Church Of IT. Francis Xavier, III
West sixtcenth-st., the Rev. John b. Young look
charge Of chorus OF 800 children connected with tho
parochial schools who sang the music, aided By tie
BOYS of the regular choir The service OF the Ihiee
Hours, Agony began at noon and was continued
until O'Clock.
A large congregation gathered in the evening In
Preston Is pastor, and heard from him all eloquent
sermon on Jesus In Death and Death in Jesus
The sermon THE Passion OF our Lord" was
preached In the evening in the Church OF the In
inaculate Conception, in East Fouttoenthst by tho
Rev Matthew Mcdonald, Of the Jesuit Fathers.
II Trinity Church the Rev Dr. Morgan DIX
ofciacd at service of morning prayer at half past
10 O'Clock, and from noon until 3 p m series OF
hricf addresses were made By the Rev. Alfred q.
Mortimer rector Of st. Mays Church, Clifton S. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT NERNDN.-Thc voter, Of THIS town have
n's'" an @,,t'' '-"rn. it a." ini'D' ',n1 j., r'
Samuel F,kc vii nro,aily ic IT, Ecpnbl.Can randl
lawyer Of ability and Of long practice IN Ncw York
The Rev. e. H. DOid. the newly elected pastor of the
morning. ON Easter Monday evening therc viii be- A
sO'dblc ia the church. given reception Ia The
be bower Of dover, tonorrow. and tnc Rev Charl,,
:. Lane Will deliver ,pecial Easter sermon.
a-cr ,criice NJ the Trinity Episcopal Church 10.
Viii preach. and Mis- Martha w. licchcr The organist
ana cioir director nss prepared an aicnve pro
lcuslyc The Rev. Icha5od simmons Will preach
The sunday school VIII have an Easter service Of
at . u.
Ihona, Harvey, age c'ght'i ana Martin smith, age
eighteen. were arrested last night for breaking II,
at 10. 10 Kvcrdalc ave. on Thursday night and
stealing hour, salmon, bananas. orange. honey, ham
On Friday morning Thomas Donncl and John FALL.
Two boys Of the same gang were sent to Albany Tor
parents are respectable working people, but the boys
refuse 10 work.
WHITE, rLAINs,-AIn cGo't WIN be made to
perance Union rooms to orEganzye , Young Mem
the evening Of April .. Barker ave. will bs
extended to Spring st., the Board Of Trustee, la, ins
purchased the requisite ground from William Rcy-
nolds Brown.
PoET cIIEsTEER;rF,orty members Of the fire de-
order of American frcmcn In Putnam Engine House
lat me,I special IA mn.ca aa ie,fe, % he
hen IN e hp'c0pTh s oR, ey D ana rh"u '' L ra
son, Of the baltimore Conference xln preach in The
dict the Moor New York City. has made arrangement,
for the erection Of buildings costing s22 900 on the
purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ALTERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit COMMISSION
mot Yesterday and formally adopted tne ".i'iV =,
association Of the new Atlantic Avenue f''cN ,,
road Company to build the structure IRON I
IN south Ferry some slight changes III 'io i
of stations made. ~
The police arrested three men III fui'o',' =,
to-day for putting rubbish in the street !. - a.,
or,cd that they wcr. employed by business hr"'s -
ccan tho Street because the city falls 10 90 IL prop
crly and the representatives Of the firms dehoun'o
,he arrests as outrageous hearing In the cases was
adjourned. -, ,...o,
The talk concerning the purchase OF INC fp,S'oi'i
Church Of the Rcdcemcr by the kohihh 'a,"oN'
and the organization Of n new parish abont II "s 81
centre /, revived The Rev. DR.. stevens larhcr' '"o
rector denies that the church Is for SAFE
DR. r. : Wilcox. Of the sanitarian liospi'a'' WI"
80. converted recently Of defrauding the city by aio
rcnrcecntotions about his institution. ana 70 whom was
,-,r,cd a new trial on a technlcallty, PLEADED guilty.
yesterday. ,r,,o, -.
Tho man tho committed suicide on thursday ~
ehoo,in, himself I'm the head at Troutnlah ST. ""u
irvinravc proves be Moses schult age ior'' ono.
a carpcutcr II 40. o, Troutman-st. lie had snHcrcu
severely from asthma.
nc,ths last week. 33s: births. ga; marriages. ~
The nrcmcn Of the city have contributed f"fo ior
the relief Of tho families of the Indianapolis hrcmeh
who were recently killed.
Dr. John Ball formerly OF Brooklyn. dled on Ncdh'S-
day a, = Augustine Fla at the age oil scVehiy-t"o'
Itc formerly had a large Brooklyn practice pnl ~
,,ovcd In rlords in IT,. and opened sandrlum al
D,vtona on the Halifax River. lie lett VIC
PARALYSIS caused hh death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
10 TAKE rp THE SHERIFF's OFFICE AGAIN.

The state senate Cite, investigating committee
,r-l resume IT, lahorS in Part II. OF the superior
courf noon, ihi. morning. II viii continue I" inquire
,,,o the working, - the Shcrns Office ana VIII ''lI
General Siclc, 10 the stand during the Gay N'S"'
Grant Will also appear. 80 Will several OF 'ho'e
oh, ,,crc Nj. IDENTITIES when he sheriff. There
.ro r,,mor, last night that the Mayors indictment
Nv ,hc Grand Jury would Doe urged by the committee
an the ground that he had taken fees While sheriff
that did not legally belong to him.
II is also rumorcd that the committee does NOT agree
with General >.cklc> In saying that the >hcri' once
cannot be- run properly on the legal fees. Inc mem
Der IL i, aid have discovered th' T"'Voo a. .'"'
c,n be collected In thl, way and TINS sum they nce
,,licicn 10 maintain tho Office properly.
Though IL ha, not been fully decided when depart
,,.nt he committee viii Investigate orer nc shcr
~, office n i, likely that the board "l Niuc'"rh
,s,lll receive attention soon. ~ ri. o,
Tho committee has directed licniF " Nv ~. o.
Thor cxncrf accountant 10 make an examination
II Register Ttzecrahs books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
n u coLLEyDER'S FUNERAL.

Tho funeral o. Hugh W. colonder, me we'''kho"n
,nu,.,urer q bnard-ablcs. who di'd on tuesday AZ
al. homo 80. ; Last iirht' ''lN'h'''' 'ro'' NM,
"'' ' 80, ....-,iav AZ -, ratrick's Cathedral. IN
"a, ....,co ~ large congregation. among whom were
many o, M. prominent Catholic laynen IN me ''y' anu
,,,,,on II worAmer employed by the IL. W. 'o!''""''
10 Of which tho dead nan was president ~ !. wa
, r-id,, mo- a.- 81 requiem could De- celebrated o"t
,., ..-,,,. Tor adult. was conducted By the Rev.
n I I,,.lle rector - the Cathedral assisted D? inc
nov J. W Kelly and Fathers Daiy ana M'Mahon'
,o.ooc those Yr,.cn, were Joseph J. o'Donohue' D.
mn lander Dnon 'N-Nayor Ni'4l'm H. ''''' .'''
,,,,' and Morgan !. O'B.i,n. Tho body was taken
~ NORTON Conn. ios burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

B.rr HuJda fGer, Buss Wellington. NJ loo days. Wit
ndse IN r w Cameron d Co: vessel to master. 40 a.,
EarS IA Fducia tC;er Favola smyrna 80 days. with nco
rice root DC. to McAndrews FORBES
srrNsET Wind at Sandy Hook. light 8; cloudy At City
Island, wind light. SW; foggy
CLEARED.
s,comer Park6ed (Br). Ferguson. ondor-Barber & Co.
steamer Sirius (Br) Fisher. LlverpoOiBusk d Jevons
STEAMER Besse Br Allcott. Iverpool-Busk yevons
steamer Alexandria (Br) Laird Avonmouth- Henderson
Bros ,-.-.. 1....- -. o.r...un,.,
-Oeirchs IL Co cr,.-
steamer Ciiava tItaD. Vlrnenso Mediterranean ports
STEAMER stanford DAM Gjemrs Baracoa Mones& Co.
steamer n A Hartmann Nor, Wahberg, Barac0a-iomez
steamer Rio Grande Brunswick Ga and Fernando
steamer Yemassee McKee, Charleston and Jacksonville
VIM Clyde & Co ,>uo,, Savanna, u xv.,,.-
S,oamer John w Garrett Foster. BaltimoreH CFoster
RarH Padre Utah. Kendi Alicante-J Parker
Brig W Hale CBr) Connaughon, East London. SO Al
Arkell d Douglass. ,.,rrn
e,oa,or. Aexandria for Avonmouth: Kasbek. Antwerp
reefiands ST Johns Rio tranie Fernanina; ChAtta
boochee savannah; YeInassee. Charleston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
,oxnox Anril Arrived, steamer Connemara (Br). sp
WovTIx Anrl ARRIVED steamer Devonfs (Br) Craig
tram Nav YORK on her way 10 Glasgow and proceeded
STFTTfy April 3Sailed steamer FoyheS (Hcr) rrancA
for NoW.IOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
ALL WERE WEARY OF LIFE

ALL WERE WEARY VI LIFE
D,vid : Rattcy canva>>cr, age seventy four' oo'i'
,,,ttod suicide Yesterday by hanging hlmN"Ii III NV
,assment ~ his house. No. e6 Wakeinal-aNc' Ills
I'D was discovered by Mrs Battcy. who Is ais" o'ol
80. =. 80 old Ten wears ago Battcy was Eminent
se.e,,': So" ~ the Knights Tcmpiar Of NewJciseN
Business trOullc>, IL - 9"lF''O''
sion OF the act.
rho hoard Of Tax Commissioners all resigned ih,'
,ht and in conformity with the new law Just pdSseN
,,oro rcannointed by the Mayor, a. ioiIo"S' D''''
(DcnA orc wear: Richards I,ep), two years M"
,rcnA th,,e wears Lowey (Dcm), four years No"'o"
(DemD five years.
a. ., Meeting of the Common Council last hieh'
,a urox Passenger Railway Company obtaih'H d
1t, ., ox tend lis lines across town in the upper
nan, - tho ci,v. The Rapld.Transit Company mao al
,,o,tr T., f,. A franchise for the same territory
The action Of the Council puts al c"" ~ wv
between these two companies.
Jacob Firesten hanged himself IN lbs sou Jam
c,,ntop township. near Newark. last evening. MI
riresten had been sick ana d''ph"on' '0' '.
ure and was sixty eight years old IAt was cN'."''
before the body was discovered lie '''V' "'D''
and several erown-up Children
,ares Connolly a collector for claN'oh nun
,c,. stable keepers was arrested Yesterday III fa''
o.anro ~, the nol,cc on "A complaint OF the irm VINO
harrcd him with cmbczzlng from them lie wa 'i"o'
10 Newark and committed for trial
Mrs phllplna Kar,t attempted suicide 10y 'a"'"E
MT noson n her home. Ward and Lawrence s''' yes
,ordav Her life was saved - the vigorous "oi" VI
,or,I noirlbor, and a doctor. Grief AT inc loss q"
,,ro dorch,crs who died within short time b'"ns"
m dos,ondcncv and caused the woman To attempt l"
bcr