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century in France. 1t Is not heavy. for the
severe character Is relieved here and there by

century in France. 1t Is not heavy. for the
severe character Is relieved here and there by
graceful details.
The building is to have its main entrance on
Sumner avenue where 1t will cover IN entire
block OF 200 feet between Putnam and Jefer
son avenues From Sumner avenue it will ex-
tend east 48Q feet, 100 ieet Of which are to be
covered by the administrative building md
the rest is to be occupied by the great drill
hall The entrance. built OF hugo granite
blocks. Is to be covered BY an arch OF 20 feet
span and hRnked right and left by two large
defpnsible towers % feet in diameter and III
feet high. One OF these round towers is to be
crowned with an observatory, while tho other
has coupled to It and corbelling out OF 1t tur;;
ret % feet higher 10 serve as IN outlook and
bearer OF the national fax.
These round towers are ono OF tho main
features OF the architectural composition, and
they will give the building a very interesting
sky line. Between both towers and above the
entrance in the height OF the second story WILL
be a terrace sixteen feet wide and forty-flve
feet long where a handful or soldiers can de-
fend tho entrance. Eight smaller towers or
turrets will cover and defend the exposed
angles OF the Identification building and
drill halls. The side entrances in the centre Of
the drill hail, on, Jefferson and Putnam ave
nues. will be similar in character to the main
entrance. but smaller and these also
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Ten Obstinate Jurymcn.

Al noon yesterday Judge MARITIME dsUsteI Jury In
case OF perl larceny that has cost tho cty several
thousand dollars Oh o. ~, l'S- John Clark is al
legged hGyo stolen Of harness valued At S05 from
Andrew i. Ute!l OF THIRD avenue and I35th strro'.
After much searching Cit RI was ArrcpsI number
Of examinations fbuowed ~ tho police, courts and
Ozark wIs hVd f0s The trial occdIsrl four days
ia tho General SessiJs aud tho Jury WA locked ~
over night on Friday >"st"riny soon they reported
that they couldn't agree ant they were dIrmEed and
T. ark fernando FOT new trial The city has been
giving him Tree boari tor moro than All, and the
jurors ices alone nnlOrnt 10 500
Assistant Dsific Aituruny Parker suhsn 1uently said
the Jury had nearly % blows dutins their disCE
tun through the night TEcy stood for con.
VIctOn. ono OF tho two said II Il wRk Necessary ho
would remain in tho room until Ills body carried
out by Tho ants When NE Jury hal been dscharged ali
remained to discuss The case Sth the brict Attorney
liti
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Woman Who Cures Her Fair Patients
and Helps Them TO Get Husbands.


NEwBuRGH, June 21.-About six months ago
a woman came to town and took rooms at the
Leslie House. Subsequently she leased rooms
at IL Water street. and the sign hung out bore
this legend: DR. NJ. l.. Devessey NJ. D., V. D.,
c. NJ. 81 The woman was snowy in dress and
attracted much attention on the street With
her came q woman who she said was her
daughter. The latter occupied the front rooms
as an agency for a New York pattern estab-
lishment. The Doctor occupied the rear rooms
md, il her story is tIuo. made big money by
efTecting several remarkable cures. 1t is now
shown that the Doctor carried on the business
OF matrimonial agent US well. for news comes
from Middletown that she is the defendant In
case which has been instituted against her
by Lizzie Moore Lee to recover money loaned
the Doctor
In her answer the Doctor says that Mrs. Lee
agreed with her that il she would introduce
her to any man. who would marry. her she
would pay her 500: that she did introduce
MIR. Lee, and they we're married. and that Mrs.
paid out to Investigate the character OF Mr..
Leo when the marriage contract was made,
Dr. wa as SS ills to
learn that the matter had become public. To
areporier she said that she was Of q fun-lov-
ing nature, and had heIpen hundreds Of mon
and women to make matches, and considered
II the most charming OF work. 1t was general
secured. When an application was made she
looked about her at some OF her several Offices
IN Washington. Middletown.or Newburgh and
having picked out n gentleman she Thought
would I'll the bill. secured meeting OF tho
couple. and in tho majority OF cases matrimony
followed. She believed in doing good for her
fellow human boinGs. whether physically or
matrimonially: being asked II any matches
had been made In Newburgh. Dr.. DeVessey
smiled swcctly, and said:
No office secrets will DO revealed herb"
Then she told about the suit Mrs, Lee NE
Moore, had brought against her In 1887 She
was called 10 professionally caro- Tor Lizzie
Moore, who was then II blind girl. In time she
wholly restored the girls sight. and during
the attendance a warm friendship grow IN be-
tween them. AT ength, she says. Miss Mooro
importuned her to linh her Il rich husband.
Sho told the girl that 1t would DO worry Q pen-
Eive work TO visit summer resorts and SINH
lHr places for that purpose. They boarded
at tho Russell House together md
then at n private house Lizzie. she says,
gave her money. and so importunnd her that
she finally set to work In earnest TO got tho
former blind girl n husband, tho girl agreeing
tn give her 500 as soon rs the wedding took
place. MI Leo who va; medical student.
WAS intro luced, tho wedding took place. and
tho Doctor claims to have earned the money
the match being u case OF love NJ first sight
Tho Doctor says that, although the money WAS
earned. She never made II demand Tor IT. and
that Mrs. JoeS suit Is for money ClAiMeu 10
have been borrowed last summer
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JOHN PROMISED AND MARY FORGAvr.
Vows PIiEhted in tho County Tyrone Re-
newed In Jefferson Market Police Court.

Vows PnEhted in tho County Tyrone Re-
newed In Jefferson Market Police Court.
John Tyfe and Mary Simpson OF the village
OF Castlebough, county Tyrone, ireland, wore
engaged to be married twenty years ago, when
John enlisted In an English regiment and went
to fight the AfRhans. He aiterward went TO
Africa and 1t was years before he returned to
Ireland and married Mary. They came to this
country and settled in Baltimore. Tyfe got
work IN a sugar refinery; and later became AS
There be met Annie Malioy. a nretty wait
ress, and eloped with her; They came 10 this
Tyle wrote to friends in Baltimore to send his
six,ys33ro old son to him His wife S IVA was in
band arrested. In the T0mb5 Police Court
yesterday Mrs. Tyfes violent INDIGNATION was
R Se 6sed IN BY % +.
Annie Maloy said she didn't mind. Mrs. Tyfo
didn't hesitate 10 forgive. and Jusiee German
that he would DO q faithful husband.
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CIarke stonped The Hall.

August Sinier harkcerer living at 10 Avenue A.
ana MiSs Minnie Smith VISITED several east sio EAoOnU
Friday night and then siroled aInlessy along tie Row
GTy Singing. Minnie did sing Sinders liking and
he told her TO change her gait Then began to use
PAD LANGUAGE and 10 STRIFE at each other. SindPR
hh'k"H up against building and puiling uistO from
~ pockst aimed II uns,eadlly At Minnie William
cal ed ont "LrOk OUT, hs'S got n gun b"
MINNIE "a" the weapon as well AB ho did. and turned
a. run away. ~ she did 80 Siuder nTsd The bullet
passed Minas and struck Ilatke in tho back, Ito was
just lulnping - conl hole ann no went down all in a
bunch Sinhor and Minnie started 10 run away but
ueN uii not yet i4r before they wero caught Clarke
VA taken 10 BnleVue, where his wound which was
sH waS dressed A. Essex Market yesterday Sinder
MAS he'd for TIA! and Minnie as a witness
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There will be strike In the factory OF tho Owl Cigar
Company, which ia the name under which straiton 4
Storm are incorporated Yesterday Mr., Storm talked
over matters with a committee OF his Employed and
settlement was arrived at by which tho get an in
crease OF from 10 to ~ per cent ia their wages
The men In Joseph lIirschA cigar factory, at Forty
second street and First avenue and In the factory
NklleUe Mitchell at Church and NeHey streets have
applied 20 the union for permission to strike aud
Monday the strike Committee OF the union viii wait
upon the nIms with demand for advance OF 81 20
dara
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dvorcr suit n nov peudng IN the Supreme Court
between Two infants IN law Frank Plate the plainlin
lisa student In Bellevue ospttaL ON Oct ~ 1892 no
married Lizzie Newman. whom he had known but
few DAYS, and who was living with j H. of 3Is East
heNrniieih street, who she RAyS Is her uEn Edward
Flynn has 6ssn APPOINTED guardian al Item for liGte
and Mitchell Levy for Mrs Plate. In his tho
plaintiff alleges that within tSo weeks after the mar
fAgo his wife wAS reIigtered at tho United States
Hotel and at tho sanford House the wife OF ano
u ~ years old aud blS wife ~ ~
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The End Of Armory Hall.

T. Nathan, furniture maker began Yesterday TO tear
down Armory Han Billy McGlorys old headquarters in
Hester street between Elizabeth and Mott streets to
make room for factory. Tho new building is TO DO
seven stories high and will tho lots at $50 and 1853
Mott street
Armory Hall in its day of the worst places In
the cry It's nightly dances were orgies or the most de-
praNrd description ami II Was tho resort oi criminals
and dbreputAble women. The sentence OF tE prOprF
etor 20 years imprisonment in tho pSntentIAry gave
Nual ~ aluf mn
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sites for Hudson County's Future Parks

The Hudson County Park Commissioners who were
appointed to select and lay out public parks In the
county held their final meeting for the consideration OF
sites yesterday and decided to purchase thu plot known
as tile smith tract West side avenue tho Harrison
se on Jersey City Heights facing Newark and falsade
avenues anu commanding We" OF mo country Tor
miles around AID through tho bay and NArroWB u
SANDY Hook. They also ,lrrIdoi purchase part
TO ,urry site on NnwArk bay shore. In DaJonne;
Kings wood aud Kings Hun, the highest point Un tho
fAlsades In tho county aud small tract IN kearhoy
All Tue Hlos together contain hhOut RO acres ana viii
average OF 81 100 Au acre The HARRISON tract
aud kinRn Blnn the most picturesque spots In
fought their duel -
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win Have 10 icy II Again.

Charles Smith who picks up living a. best he can
when he 10 out OF Jail returned from Sing Sing on Wed
nesdAy, and started in forrevsnge on EDWARD MAher
hotel keeper OF ~ Bowsry who WAS the principal wit
ness against smith when he was cent up foT robbery nye
tempted TO slash him with knife bat hAhor was too
9Hei TOT nm ana hsa him SrFstted Essex haItsE
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They Met In ChIcaro.

Israel Lesser clothing merchant doing business at
6Sl Broadway has sued Julius Bernstein. jeweler Of
u Maiden lane Tor $1,000 damages for alleged assault
MI Lessers adavII sets forth that on Feb 70 last no
was In Chicago at the Palmer House Al tho samo
lime Mr. h"Tnstein was also IN Chicago at the Palmer
House hr Lesser Was converting with certain friends
AT the hotel when Attachc came nm and informed
him that gentleman wanted ~ see Inn in the hotel
office Mr. Lesser went down and follIId bernstein
lio didnt want 70 see bsrn.tein and rnd so where.
and In the presence or his friends him sirk.
Ing him several bows In the face cutting him severely
and causing tue blood to flow pfOiussly, 1880 ''''
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100 Doses One Dollar
The Fine New Building which IL TO be the
Home OF n Fin, Regiment.

HOho OF q FINE HcETmcnV.
The Thirteenth and Twenty.third Regiments
are not only rivals in regard to military accom-
plishments and honors, but they are Just now
greatly Interested In the more pacific pur-
suit OF house building, and zach regiment con-
fldontly expects to own the finest home. the
most beautiful in its external appearance. and
most practically arranged in its interior for
the purpose 1t is to serve. Which will surpass
tho other 1t would DO hazardous to assert, but
there is no doubt the Thirteenth Regiment. OF
whose new homo We publish q picture here
with. will have one OF tho finest armories in
this country. Mr. Il. L. Daus has working
plans now almost completed and he expects
to break ground for the new building next
month.
The structure Is intended to recall the fine
military monuments erected during the twelfth
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AppoInt.a Con.uI,,nr rnc,n..,

Cot John y. Culyer has been appointed Consulting
Engineer Of the Brooklyn Park Department At salary
OF $500. Col Culyer WAS for many yeAr chief en-.
EinseE and Superintendent OF the PARK II WAS Tu,
mored In Brooklyn yesterday that 1t intended he
should eventually resume hts former place lie will
not for the present devote AL OF his time park duties
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So enthusiastic are Thousands Of people over the
bensnts derived from Hoods sarsaparillA that they
can hardly md words TO expire" their confidence IN
nd rr.titude for this medicine Worth its weight
in gold is favorte expression OF these warm friends
II you are in need Of good medicine to purify your
blood build up your strength cure dyspepsia create
an appetite try HoodS sarsaparilla. 1t will do you
good
friend in the household. It IL staple as wheat and
good 40 gold. "-HAsKIN 4 TODD. Ithaca NY.
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Beginning Monday. June "a the Saratoga, Lake
George. Adirondack Mountain, and MONTREAL special.
with elegant Wagner drawing room cars will LEAVE
Grand entra station via New orb Central and iind
son River Railroad At A. NJ, and run through unde n
fast so he'd ule with few StOpa
An additional sleeping car for Lake LuIerns. River
mensng Monday viii run on the fAAt Noun.
tain and Montreal express leaving Grand Central Sta
ThIsSrviss wiz continue throughout the season Ads
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As Good as Gold

MY daughter has been very III with eczema. BY
reading Abou, Hoods Snrsapara was induced to try
this medicine. and was wonderfully surprised by is
effects when che had taken half bottle she was Ike
another child, and when the bottle was all gone she
entirely cured and In perfect health viii never
again be without bottle OF Hoods snrsaparilla In my
house. as consider II worth its weight in gold" ID T.
KAvANAUGIl, sanitary Plumber, IS Daniel st.. Albany
ny
n B.-If you decide 10 take Hoods sarsaparilla DO
not be induced to buy any other
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Son. Mampe Knoel.a Mer Iu,o ,h. R,r.r

Adam IIampe, who keeps boat house on the Harlem
River at i0Sth street held to answer In tho York.
VIE folice Court yesterday on charges OF grand lar
c"ny and assault Danny Leary an OK policeman who
is known A. the Jolly Con kept boAls nm tbn Harlan
Eyrr toT many ysGrs Failing IN hcAlth he lrasd the
b'ar 70 hAmpe, VINO failed 70 pay the Tenta Aul "a
ENaheth AEON, IehTy sister took tho hpals away.
shr hohrh thAt HAmpe had retnktn the Du- and wont
- har hoat 10 make injuries She says that llAmpS
struck her with an oar. knocking hcr mo the river,
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\ Won OF MAbsas Corpu. IN ..mIler,- C....

Lawyer llenHelman secured wr,t Of habsaI corpus
Yesterday for his client Harris Smer the vieied
murderer and served 1t upon sheriff SlcklsL Hhre.
tarnAbe 70 morrow before Judge ngrAham in supreme
court ChAnherS HeinLelmAn wants % keep his client
out Of Sing sing u possible, until the case hes bSSI
heard BY the Court of APPsElS
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Music on tho Mall in Central PARK this afternoon at
O'Clock by CAppaS seventh Regiment Band. Tho fol
lowing Is tho programmes
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-01-21
ALIAS SUMMONS.

equity Of Alsur.s. %.
In the Probate Court Of Alturss county. Idaho
Territory.
EdwsrdJ. De Hart. william Houeyman and
Walter J. Thompson, under the hrm. name and
style Of Thompson. De Hart Co., PLAINTIFF. "
Nelson HAllock. Milton Pinney. and W ". Phil.
lips, under the nrm. name. and style Of HALEY
ron Works, dsfe ndAnts.
To Nelson H~llock, Milton Pinnsy. and ". ".
PHILIPPE:
In the name Of the People Of the United
States In the Territory Of Idaho:
You are hereby notin+ that there 10 now on ale
In the once OF the Probate Court Of the county Of
ANuras in the Territory Of Idaho. tho complaint
at Edward J. DE Hsit, william Honeyman and
Walter J. Thompson. co partners ~ Thompson.
De Hart Co., demanding Of you $l69.77 and
interest from January lst 1875 st 10 per cent per
annulu. upon the following cause Of action: For
goods. wares and merchandise sold and delivered
YOU BY plaintiffs at your request. in 1887. AMI
that unless you appear and sbswer to said com.
rlaint at my once in HALEY. l. T.. on the 25th
day Of November. 1889. At the hour of II O'Clock
m. after the service hereof. exclusive Of the day
Of service. judgment will be taken sgainst you
for the sum " One Hundred and Sixty. nine and
77.loOths dollars 500 ~ and interest above
stated, together with costs Of suit.
In testimony whereof. Z. B. Lem.
NOV. Probate Judge. have hereunte
! r6EALl set my hand and affixed the seal Of
day Of September. 4. D. 1889.
T.. LENNON,
Probate Judge.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-01-21
Notice of Forfeiture.

To PIERCE DoRGAN. JonN RAFrzR, RxunEN MENAs.
Their heirs. assigns, aud legal representative:
You arc hereby notified that l have expended
the sum Of sixty-six dollars. silty-s < and two.
thirds cents (e6666h) In labor and improvep snts
upon the
WEST RICHMON
Lode Mining Claim. situated in West Richmond
Gulch. Little Smoky Mining District. and adjoin-
ing the Galore Stormy group OF mines. in Alturss
county. Idaho Territory. In order to hold said
premises under tho provisions Of section 1924.
Revised Statutes of the United States. being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending December 81, 1859. That your respective
proportion Of the same 10 A. follows: You. Pierce
Dorxsn, your heirs. assigns. or legal represents
tivss. thirty three dollars thirty three and one.
third cents: and you. John Raftsr. your heirs.
assigns. or legal representatives,. thirty three
dollara. thirty three and one-thi.d cents -be'ns
one. third. each, of the said West Richmond Lode
Mining Claim And II within ninety 1897 ds' Z
after this notice by publication Won fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion Of such expenditure
a. co owners. your interest In said claim will h.
come the pvo p~rty Of the undersigned. under the
provisions Of said Section 1884.
TIE. PICOTTE.
HALEY I. r., January 2. 1890.
First publication: January 2, 1890.
- The money may he forwarded to. or paid
1t, the once Of the WOoD RIVER TIMns HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-01-21
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO II. n FAaaxLr. and r. n. QrILLRx. theis heiSs.
sss,gns. or legal representatives:
Ton are hereby notified that havs expanded
the sum Of one hundred (tlooD dollsrs In labor
and Improvements upon the
CYCLOP0
Lode Mining Claim. sttnatedocN the southwest
fork II De = Creek In Mineral Htli Mining Dis
tr,ct Alturss county Idah" Territory. in order to
hold said prem'a under the provisions Of Sec
ton 1894. Revised statutes OF the United Ststes
being the amon-t requ,re to hold the same for
the year ending n~crmber ~, ,8.9 That ycur re-
spectivs proportion Is ~ follows Ton. II. II. Far.
rel ysur heirs. assigns ~ legal rerrrs- ntativs'
thirty. orc dollars anil eleven cents tsT.lll: end
you. T. n. Qni,ien, y"us heirs asaisns. Or legal
Representatives. thirsy."ns dollars and eleven
senta 1891 ~ being fourteen forty ths each. Of
thu said Cyciops Lode Mining Claim. And II
within ninety 1907 rsys from the service Of this
sotic~ ny publication. you fsil or Pefuss to con.
tribute your proportion Of such s.r""di'nre ~
co-ownera, your interest IN said claim will be.
come the property cf ths und-rsignsd under tine
peovisicns Of said Section 1884.
DAN. REILLY.
HALEY, Idsho. Iannsry 2. 1890
Fret publication: January 2. 1870.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-01-21
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicisi Pc.
trict OF the Territory OF Idaho In and Tor the
county Of Alturas.
John B. Winters and william 4. oreenhow.
and Hub silver Mining Co. . Corporation. De-
PENDANTS.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Second judicial District of the Territory Of ldaho
plant Aled In said county Of Alturas In the ONCE
Of the CLERK Of said District Court.
To Jesse L. Atkinson. Edwin 8. Croker. snd Hub
silver Mining Company. Corporation:
In the name OF the People Of the United ssases'
In the Territory OF Idaho:
You sre hereby required to sppeaf In an action
brought against you BY the a0ove-nalned plain:
ti6s In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Idaho in and for the
county Of Alturas. and to answer the complaint
hed therein. within ten days OF the day
OF s.rvice) after the service you Of this sum.
ont Of III. .oan,v but in this Ji.trct then with.
in twenty dsys: otherwise within forty dsys-ov
Judgment viii be taken against you, according to
| the prayer Of said complaint.
The said sction IL brought to obtain decree u
this Court tor the force osurs Of . certain mort
| gage described in the said complaint, and ex-
s. Croker on the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1859. to
secure the payment Of . certain sum Of money
to.wit: Forty Thousand Dollars 70 be paid In two
more fully appears in certain contract attached
| to and made . part If complaint herein and
marked Exhibit "A, for $500 for obtaining paten
to said claim provided said contract. aud fsI
| $500 attorneys fee provided in said mortgage
| and for m order Of Injunction restraining thu
| defendants from removing ore OF ntnersl.besrint
| RICK from the Hub mine. or dumps, or ort-hOus<l
thereof; that the premises conveyed by sud mort
gage may be sold. amt the proceeds spilled to th'
payment Of said sum Of Forty Thousand Dcllar'
| aud Three Hundred Dol ars for obtaining patent
| and Five Hundred Dollars attorney fec and cost
| Of suit and IN such proceeds are not sum
CT snt to pay the then to obtsin ~ execution
| against said Jesse l.. Atkinson and Edwin 8
| Crvcker for the balance remaining due and als
that the said defendants and al persons claiming
| by, through or under them may be barred AM
fereclosed Of al right title. claim. lien. equit
Of redemption, and interest in and TO said mort
gagged prsmtses aud for other aud further relief
- will more fully appear BY reference to tn
| complaint on hle herein.
And yea are hereby notified that II you fail :
appear and answer the said complaint. IS abov
| required. the said PLAINTIFF will apply to tn
| court for this relief demanded in the said com
| plaint.
Given under my hand and the seal o
the District Court Of the Second Ju
| dlcial District Of tho Territory q
| f0EAL.1 Idaho in and for the county OF A
turss, this l, tn day OF November. 1
| the year OF our Lord one thousan
eight hundred aud eighty nina.
| 8. II. HAYS, Clerk.
ByJ. IA. NArs. Deputy Clerk.
| 10. ". HUSTON. Plaintiffs Attorney.