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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
THE BooKSrAvER INVESTIGATION.


Albany. Feb. 2I.--Thc Assembly Judiciary Committee
thi, afternoon began the Investigation Of Judge Book
-avcr's connection with the Fack divorce case. Be
de, of the committee. there were present
Judge Country man. OF This city, who viii act Us
couu." for the committee and Delo~ Mccundy. Of
New York Clty. who repr '-cutS Judge Book'taycr
Mr.. McCuhy stated that Judge Bookstaver was
ready To have the investigation 90 on NJ once, and
wanted il made thorough possible. and suggested
that ~ far his client concerned. he was willing
~ appear either In Ncw York or Albany. Mrs. Fack.
one. Of the probable witnesses. in Ncwburg, aud
could rs easily come to Albany she could 90 10
Ncv- York. There were few witnesses to examine. and
'hey could a. conveniently come to Albany the
committee could 20 To New York.
Judge Couutryman said he thought there would
probably De moro Witnesses 10 exam inc tlau Mr. "
Cudy supposed.
judge Greene moved. and it wa, agreed that the
committee should meet at IN" Court House I'm New
York CITY AZ II O'Clock next Friday. that the com
mittcr ~ over Friday and saturday. If necessary and
that witnesses be summoned for that time The com
mlttce then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
ANNUAL RECEPTION OF THE SECOND BATTERY

The reception and ball OF the ID Battery was held
in IT, arnory last evening. BrigadiereDera teninand
f. Earle reviewed the members OF the battery and pre-
s,ntcd u gold badge Captain David Wilson for twenty
years service badges OF bronze to Lieutenant c. Z.
Pasco ouafcrmas Sergeant g. T. Helmet and G.. II.
Bennett for ten years service in the battery Captain
Wilson received massve'go gold watch valued AZ $3.50.
sit from the organization. The Rev DR.. Maynard.
chaplain made the presentation address. Among the
guests present were eXCaptan Baker the founder Of
battery; state Controller Edward Wempe. General j. NJ
Varian General Daniel wye Captain Sebastian Rasquin.
and Major Chew Captain Brazer and Captain schengsA
OF the Philadelphia State Fenciblsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
AGAINST TIE PERALTA GRANT.
THE CLAIM OF JAMES A EE>yIs AND WIFE T.

THE CLAIM OF JAMES \. REAvIs AND WIFE TO
FOUR MILLION ACRES ~ ARIZONA REJECTED
Washington. Feb. 2l.-Commis,ioncr Croft. Of the
General Land Oihcc. has rendered decision in the
noted Pcralta grant in Arizona, in which he
holds that grant Of the sort claimed ever
made. He decides against the claimant on every
point and ordcr~ the case stricken from the surveyor
Generals docket. Tie cia.m has been many years
before the Department. and embraces about 100000
acres IN the central part OF Arizona. In his letter To
the surveyor & hcral the Commissioner says:
have recently examined with care the papers
ana CORES pOndcncc before thi, office In the matter
oil the CdlH set up 10y James y. HtdNIo ana WHO
To body of land i'm yOur district which claim is pred
lcated upon an alleged grant 10 one Don Miguel dc
Icldlta, by spanish authority, in the eighteenth cen
the treaty between this Government ana Mexico,
signed Guadaloupe IdalSo, February >, Isis; and
whatever laws and regulations Congress has since
pI'vde for making operative the term, OF said treaty.
treaty. respecting private rights of property IN ldAdi
within the cedcd territory.
After reviewing at length the history of the case.
the Commits continues in part
Ndd have asceItaincd the facts in this to your
own satisfaction, and fully convinced that YOUR
conclusions are correct, and you report that there Is
no claim under the law. uSagcs and customs "t
SPIN and Mexico. and. further, that the prf-'ht
petitioners have connection with the alleged
ylutcc. Mr. Rcavis at first based his alleged rights
upon purchases from certain individuals, hut mat
voluntarily abandoned. II seems, as Untcnablc, atd
now rests entirely tine title OF hl~ wife ~ the
ln"a descendant and only living heir Of that rcaI'l
TO whom King ~ spain is said e. have given
prncinaltv. i this clam Of con anguintV ana
descent set up for Mrs Erayi~ verify which could
be established TO the sat faction of court 10
Of too dubious character 10 warrant such con
clusion. Her hcirShip is not proved, even allowing
The pap-IS produced . be GEM ne. suspicion sur
round, th2 case a, presented at every step from its
inception 10 the present time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
Up n BUSY HiRLEn
vAcuTsNry HAVE 4 MERRY TIME.

The members " the Harlem Yacht Club gathered q
their rooms No SO East Oncundr dand twenty rstst,
last chit for A social The emit ialnmcnt began with
Billiards led up 10 suup ana "-' concluded win 49,
,t.i ~, i.sll.n.oi. character Including a hafscore
~ ho>nc bouts in which guests from thc Pastme Man.
haitian and Athletic club, took part Among those present
,,,r. C.umo. or. James L. Iaor, NiceCommodorc w e.
Cooper r. ). Fer,enhein George Was T. l. Fitzgerald
rorklinc r. II. Bloch. Harry Lynch John Lalor.
p,rt Muir Daniel NUN, Charles Hutchinson, T. SulEer.
W H. Porter J. +. Hut,hins, Daniel Farrell James Far
,u y Mcdonald, Il. b.. Allen. Robert Wiley, James
Muir t.. W. Fuller and \. T. Middleton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
CELEBRATION BY THE MORTON LEGION.

A CELEBRATION BY THE MORTON LttrlOS'
Tho Morton Lecion was Organized during the Presi'
dental campaien OF 1850. Levi p. Morton was then
candidate for election b Congress and the Legion, besides
benc actively Interested in the success OF the national
ticket made extra eNcrtons for the election OF Mr. Morton.
,,, yhop the club derives The present officers
80. q, follows. Robert Brodle president Charles w.
Graham first Nce-presdent; George stevens second
yirepre.ident; Edward NJ. Warden, secretary Charles
stevens treasurer; Wills Beneway, marshal All these
accompanied by their wives and friends were present ass
n,ch, a. Wo.hington's Birthday celebration at Bemets
Turn Hall No. FL East One-hundred dnd-twcnty fourth
= Previous TO dancing there was stage entertain
ment Among others present were AZ and MIS- Il
Rachrldor MI snd Mrs. +. y Galpn. Mr.. and Mrs j. O.
Stevens. Colonel Kdd,r and Mrs. KIdder Mr.. and Mrs
A. Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and the Msss
Rrown MIR. aud Mrs. W II. Garrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

with any disease rendering them unit Tor consumption,
they shall be condemned and destroyed, without com
pcnsation to tie owner and if post norton oNamua-
lion proves the carcds~r, to %" unfit for food th'v
shall be destroyed. Az 1t orra~>c, and food produces
iuufacturcd thcrcfTOm shall be labelled iy the in
sucCtor before being shipped.
owners of slaughter houses. when cattle are killed
for interstate or foreign shipment, shall obtain
license, and under IT they shall pay cents for
each bovine carcass Inspected, and cents for each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
PR0CLAMATION BY THE GOVERyOR.
OFFERI Nc 81 900 RUwAED FOR THE ARREST AND
CONVICTION OF THE wESTP RI MURDERER
Albany Feb. 2l.-Thc following was Issued today
Ert Io
NtltN " NNW.1 0rK,
Executive Chamber. Albany. Feb. ~.
PROCLAMATION.

Executive Chamber. Albany, Feb. 81.
whereas II Is prsantcd to me that on the eth day OF
February 1890 town Of Wcstport in the county of
r,cx in this state Mrs Julia Ann FLOYD brutalv
,r, NJ her own home under clrcuIn>a Of peculiar
ot,ocit, by sonc person not YET apprchenicd and
Whereas The Legislature Of this STATE by Joint resou-
,io, ma. requested TO oror suitable reward
arrest and conviction oi said murderer now therefore. In
anc NJ the request contained said Joint resolution
and ms virtue ~ the authority In yc, under the
ttutlon and e this STATE do hereby oncr reward
- one oiand dollars to be- paid FOR the and
,iction OF the person who committed the said crime
Given under my hand and the priy seal OF the state
The Capol In the city OF Albany 2st day o. February
in the year Lord thousand eight hundred and
ninety. DAVID H. HlhL
I,y the Governor. I. ). Williams private secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

Washington, Feb. 2lHenator Paddock from
the Committee Agriculture and Forestry. ia day
reported amendment 10 senator Faulhncrs Pure
Food bill 20 take the place Of uat ptrt of the
original bill stricken ont by the committee at its
last meeting. The amendment provide, that the ~ccrc
tary Of Agriculture shall provide for the inspection
and post morton examination OF livestock slaughtered
~ any state Territory, to be- Transported to any
other state or Territory or foreign country for con
sumption. any animals found 10 be affected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
ARMY BILLS r>vonAnLY REPORTED.

Washington, Feb. 2i-Ihc House Committee Oh
Military Affair, to-day ordered favorable report upon
bill providing that after twenty years service in one
rank Army officer, sha! have the pay ana cmolu
mcnts Of the next higher Grade but not the rank
favorable report va, also ordered upon General
CutchcOn. bill providug that appointment, Of 80, ond
lieutenant, iu tine Aruy from civil life, shall be-
made lbs selection from members oi the national
uard ana the uniformed mil 10. and from srHduatc Of
military school, receiving functions from an Army
nfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

and Of those who have occasion 70 use said stores
and whereas, removal Custom House TO Bowling
Green would naturally be followed by the removal OF the
SubTrcasury aud ONCE TO the location TO the
serious injury Of the interests Of banks. bankers and
other, having hourly dealing, with said Government o1ce'
Therefore petitioners earnestly urge upon Congress
amend act Of September II, 1885 20 provide
merely for the erection Of Appraisers stores and that
Secretary Of the Treasury be directed to select str
for said Appraisers that will BE- OF easy
The lmnort.rs. and fscilitate their business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

Natchcz, Geronimo and Others after the surrender,
and the final surrender 0f The latter o General Miles.
He said hc wished to reply to the accusations made
against the Indian, who had performed service a
scouts OF latc years the OF such auNliaucs has
become an established custom u the Indian war;, ana
General M"~, in Arizona. mad found IL advisable and
necessary To employ Indians extensively, and even
more Of them than his predecessor.
Lieutenant kcnnon, in speaking of the further
ObjcctOn-that Of the fc1r- of the pcoplc-said he
trusted lie had shown them 10 be unbranded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
ScrofuIa i'm Children.

In the eaiiy part o. 1851 sefofua appeared the
head ~ NY hue gandchild, then only Is months OH
shorty after b eahug out 30 spira1 r1pdy al over her
body. The scabs ON tho solrh would peel on on the
ch'"-t touch, and the Odlr that would would make
the atmosphere sichcuiug aH1 unbcarable.
The disease nclt attacked tho eyes and feared shc
would lose her sight Eminent physicians Of the county
"rir consulted but could a. nothing o. fccg" the Iulo
Innocent, ana gave IL their opinion, m"
hopeless and impossible save the chlIs eycslgh..
then that wc decided Swlfts SPECIFIC < s. s.
al medicine az once made speedy and Jcte
For more than year past she has been healthy any
child In the land"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
Idge Fiji.

conviction Of murder in the first degree Judge Ftz
gerald defined the law bearing the various degrees Of
-uder and mansat eher The jury retired about D. m.
% deliberate the verdict. shortly after IL O'Clock
they returned the and reported that they
coaId not Thov discharged. The prisoner
reInanded % the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
COUNT oF AppEAI.s CALENDARS.

Albany. Feb 2l.-Following is the motion calendar
Of the Court Of Appeals First Division. for February
~ Nos ~52. 7j3, sol. 7l4, 817 $40. 500. $50, S3d
s57 sos sol 700. SO. s6l as. $40. sol. s66, So
eG7 s6s $50. $50 and So.
The following 1, the calendar u the second Division
for February "a: Nos. 79l. SOB ESQ. 7O3, 791. 500
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
THE GIRL TO MARRY.

The Rev Fay y TAFT Of Brooklyn lecturcd last nieAt
on THE Girl to Marry the Washington Avenue Con-
eo,tional Church. The audience large and apprs-
,i,v. The lecture was interesting both 70 those whs
ara married and those Who expect 10 be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
rgrJrRy ~ THcS,yuAFco CASE DISAGREE.

The Jury In the case of Antonio Sanrlrto accused
Of murder In killing NncenLo Peretto' listened yesterday
In the closing arguments Of A. II. Purdy the prisoners
counsel and Assistant District Attorney Jerome and 10
The charge By Judge Fitzgerald. Mr. Jerome asked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
Cancer of the Nose.

IL 1870 core appeared ny nose. and grow fapldy
A. my father Lai cancer, and my husband 1cd u IT,
became harmed ana consulted ply clan. Ill. treat
mont dd 30 good. and the grew larger and worse IN
every way nnuI ha1 concluded thai die from
90. effects. ! was persuaded taAe s. S. s. ana a few
bottles cured This after all the doctors aud other
medicines hat falcd have hal 81 cancer
Mrs " r. MABEN
Woodbury. Hall County Texas
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
THAT IMPENDING "DEFICIT."

RECKLESS " ESTIMATES OF FREETRADERS.
AN OLD DEMOCRATIC TRICK-BIG DEFICIENCIES
TO BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESPONSIBLE
THEREFoR-MIssTAIEN ABOUT
PENSIONS THE REAL MILK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
THE OKLAHOMA Town SITE FRAUDS

ill., House Adjourned To- meet on Monday.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
Curtains

@gaftAlrs arr bruusninE iiCru and mufv
J ! - ever ssssaa. sili aiso have = cosa.
- ne u sanptoa of SANE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
G. A. R. Encampment.
The Third Annual Encampment of The
Grand Army OF The Republic, Depart
ment Of Idahe, In Session at Black
foot. About Forty Visiting Com
rades Present.
A Musicale and Public Entertain.
ment, this Friday Evening, To
beToIIotCed by a Banquet at
The Reeves House.

The stars and stripes float from the
flag staff on the dome of the court
house and the measured tread of the
soldier is heard on the streets of
Blackfoot. The Third Annual En-
campment of the G. A. K of the De
partment of Idaho, is in session, and
the old veterans, called together from
the cities, towns, mining camps and
ranches of Idaho are mingling togeth-
er in soldierly love, and are living
over again for the few days their SOL
dier life as lived in the stormy sixties.
North Idaho sends down her delega-
ton, Central Idaho sends hers, and
Southern Idaho welcomes them all
with the truest and warmest hospital
ity. Wednesday evening, and the
days of Thursday and Friday were
spent in consideration and discharge
of the regular routine of business that
called the order together. OF course
this business is not to be given to the
public. Thursday afternoon the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing years
Commander-W T. Riley, HALEY.
Senior Vice Commander-Judson
Spoford, Boise City.
Junior Vice Commander-E. A.
Jeanyquet, Salmon City.
Medical Director-H. L, Becraft,
Pocatello.
Chaplain-C. A. Clark, Boise City.
COUNCIL ADMINISTRATORS.
+. w. Coolidge, Shoshone.
j. L. Underwood, Montpelier.
Albert Otto, Murray.
George Parsons, HALEY.
NJ. A. Gordon, Bellevue.
Il. S. Whittier, Blackfoot; was elec-
ted representative to the National
Encampment to be held at Boston.
Upon the adjournment of the En-
campment a public entertainment will
be given the comrades in the court
house and this will be followed by q
grand banquet at The Reeves House,
We go 10 press this, Friday afternoon,
too early to publish the closing exer.
cises but we know our local Post has
prepared programme that cannot
fail to please the visiting comrades
and, at the same time, one that will
reflect credit upon It's own members.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
The Idaho Canal Company.

One of the most gigantic schemes
ever set on foot TOR opening up and dc.
veloping the agricultural lands OF
Bingham county was the organization
of The Idaho Canal Company with a
capital stock of 100000. The officers
of the company are L. E. Hall, Salt
Lake City, president; J. A. Clark,
Eagle Rock, Engineer and Secretary;
w. w. Peat, Salt Lake City, Treasurer,
and c, q. Tautphus, Eagle Rock, Supt.
of Construction. The canal is to be
taken from Snake river at a point
between Market Lake and Eagle Rock
and will run in an easterly direction
towards the foothills, thence southerly
until it reaches point on Blackfoot
river not very far from the town of
Blackfoot. The work of construction
is to be completed this year of 1890.
The company adyertises for bids of
construction in another column of to
days News to which the attention of
the public is called.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
WARRANT CALL.
cogsTr TEEssupnEa,,ss TIE s nn..,s Or oE.1Sss Ga

COUNTY TREAsuRERs OFFICE, |
Blaokfoot, Idaho, April 18th, 1890,
NOTICE ia hereby given that tho following
IN B.nghnm County Warrants will be paid
upon presentation with interest thereon 60
dnte II presented within sixty Cool days from
date of this notice. Interest will cease from
aud after this date.
GENERAL FUND.
July nth, 1852, Nos, 4l0 10 4sI, inclusive.
October II, 1879, Nos. 43S to $50, inclusive.
SPECIAL FUND.
October II, 1889, Nos. 40 to "a. inclusive.
january is, 1890, Nos. 20 3, inclusive.
C. II. wIEELER,
Treasurer of Bingham County,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12

capital of the nation, and get into the
best society the first half season and
win a reigning belle requires rustler
from "the way beyond" and "they do
say" that Wilde is that rustler. No
body ever saw the like before. Not
even our honored governor who has
been success all along could climb
over the boys that fast.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
THE IDAHO NEWS.
TERMS:

Advertising rates furnished on application
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
Public Entertainment.

George H. Thomas Post Of g. A. R.
will give public entertainment in
the court house in honor of their Wis
iting comrades this, Friday afternoon,
at 4:30 o'clock, sharp. The citizens
of Blackfoot and surrounding country
are cordially invited TO attend.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
| Have

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: vnagss that is Fsff fashisstAAbie As ~esl
! n1ssgar EUF tAs~s5 nauetin Ard AlnAsssk
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
Out

A., sss - Of dsut's Elf and fr0neh Fiannsl
isz,,s - ghts coming wu1k. also nbs iisis
sseus as4 ssals Ser6sraFof thu srff latest
-. ksssailcF that the latrst ak1uy ~
y ,atbs ~ 4 dfVsa handkrfvhivf y solid
maEA kaVs Other iAsc stykrs saso-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
Carpets

IVA aaEs liar ef CarFsrt aAGap4e@ IN = fcw
m ~ gustsi say 10 thn4r sbp pslftsutr tuf
st ~ eMfF~s thls spftnE that ] can and
N vi faa cafrSss uheMprf thsu ypu car btiy
ha cIWhsrr eisc. Hos can d. ihtsf
lhaEe tkn talr aGwuCY ~ WiarAfupt tug
hssfsss cafppt huaar IN the World
iteFr uzrpsgs that cut ulthput Ssstgs
I iaqT Zoe rash in ufsirF tu Fut discount.
iAaEr ~ tauary invested
.nEt sril iuf cash which il tha brst pf AZ
sw w. Ygar carpet AZ yuu see Y 90 funf
hfrtleA y = EFuat AdFantsEv % pufuhAsef.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
ANILSON.
Making Room ROr
SPRING ;: Goods.
Ladies

-. s~gtins 9way Sr buying your spFtnx
s.4.-xraf. basufy 70 c0me aud c1atninS ny
- AsVr inst rvrrirrd ssfy anS atad
..',.ts iiFs u l4dlss jersey kibbrd Vests
n Eesita fadefw car fwhlsta am slsfrfiRe at
-, ss,sfs~ gkAn has ever toeu oncred ~
=. = IL gosH Of blackfus9Ss
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12
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For Nale.
49,
1N y the fact ~ my home family hciuE
sasfthJ rpducrd IN numhrrs. ! uacf tuT
III e iaslowins articles aIl IN god ouudition
aaat Marble Top lci Room SGT,
flak tnunFr
AZ fartar Stove.
ssstei kpchsatrr Hanging Lamp.
~ tlutsining 81 yarsia.
FlsAi Pean Piano.
,Aff tcuing Machine.
1a sHA 10 Rent.
JoHS MoxraonEHN.
nlackfoot. Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
DrTfABLE GOODS SEIZED.


Mr. end Mrs VI. Glen with their young son ana
daughter arrived here Monday on tho steamer
Altoona on their way to Montana where they possibly
intended 10 set up in the clothing business WIN 4
mu steal attraction for customers Mrs. Geln De ireh
that she had nothing duablc, and that all the 20
which she brought with her were household articles
already in use Colonel W. b. shafer. of the surveyors
staff and W. E. Cochrane, pier Inspector found tias
Mrs Glein had a valuable lot OF piece goods nciuuhs
silks shawls table and laces. worth perhaps
$500 or 5000 Mrs Glein had denied that size had any
piece goods, but some Of the silks were found to 10
sewn into alleged skirts as to give them an ap'
pearance of being skirts. which would deceive the IN
spectors This made the inspectors believe that Mrs.
Gein was Dress aker who trying new DODGE
by which TO smucgle her goods into port
Tho tlelnS had also large and costly nuslc box AZ
long as A small trunk. which might be worth - % 0f
$500 This was also seized and conveyed 10 the SEX
llrs ROOM where entertained empoNes III me se,.
vice by playing selections from Norma " Lucia
" Martha THE Grand Duchess. etc II dld not pay
McGintyr and AZ last accounts lts owners "ad ho'
appeared 20 reclaim IL. ., ,, ..,,,
commissioner shields yesterday DISCHARGED rom
custody William Baxter, the Storeheeper "ho vas az
accused of completely IN the smuggling VFsAt.os ~
ihe CITY Of Chicago An application VIII ns Ht1 I.
day by United states District Attorney Mn'hel 10
nave fhe stoekeeper Of the City of chester sent ID
Vcw,Jersey for trial The action Of Oomml'sl9he..
shields in the City Of Chester case was sustalhes
Yesterday by Judge Lacombe on appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11

Tho last Meeting of the Kings County Republican
General Committee for the held last evening IN
tho hall at Atlntcayc. and Clinton.,t Brootlyn Pres
dent wooirun SIDED The report OF Treasurer Brkctt
showed that There deficiency Of II O33 -. IL was de-
,ud circular each delegate asking for
trbuon- meet this. Il. d. Benedict offered amend
the bylaws, providing that each association
have committee of 10 revise the roll by striking 81
the names Of all persons who have died removed
resolution adopted providing committee Of ono
from each ward and town. to formulate rules for the
voters under the Ballot
distribute them among the officers Of the associations
The committee ADJOURNED until the second Tuesday in
September H. the general impression meeting
that Colonel Baird would accept tho postmastershp but
10 open reference u the subject was made.