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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-29

The deficiency appropriation bill, as
adopted by the senate, contains num-
ber Of provisions for South Dakota.
Senator Moody got in an item of sl5, 900
to reimburse the state for the constitu-
tional convention Of 1885; also $40, coo
for the development of irrigation
through artesian and underflow systems;
$3.50 to F. NJ. Allen, of Sturgis,. for de-
livering wood at Fort Mead, and 81 ,O97
to pay James Hartgering, of Hermosa,
the balance due him for surveys in Fall
River county. The bill also has items
of 100000 for improving the Upper
Missouri, and $25, 900 for an ice harbor
at Yankton, where boats may safely
take winter refuge.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-29
Viewing the Case properlv.

Kate Fields Washington.
Deaf Man Ito musician)-No, I'll not
give you anything. I'm deaf and can't
hear your music.
Friend (speaking into his trumpeD-
Well, give him dime out of thankful
ness because you can't hear him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

were ready. Judge Lacombc las had alo 70 lr, form
largc proportion Of the general business II the Crct
Cont which formerly dtvOivod upon Judge Wallace.
\ novel solut OF the difficulties IN drawing
sat factory liquo;law was suggested hy CONVEX
o. ia arc a; one f tho leading hotels last week. 1t
ran somewhat az follows:
First citizen-I do not SEQ that ANYTHING can lie
done but to try hig! license
'cr.I "i':r''r ! have 10 faith in high license.
Intelligent and lib tOngucd WAITER lave tlOurht
II all ont. -eWlcnrn. and | can arrange II easily
What should 10 done Is 70 cenSr the drirker ard not
the seller some men can get drunk without any
DANCE % the community. and tAey might have badges
ThrH when man rh's 10 get drink the b,rk,..p"r
say: Where is vonr bidgcl' II he has II" badge
the harkccp.r he ted IN. selling 70 him, II
a man commits any offence while drunk YOU take
his ladgc away. iou Civ" a lic>rsc 70 man to
pan an elevator that VIII carry certain weight So
the badge will mean that man ca: carry a load,
safely. The license fees will pay to cmplo, detectives
way. gentleman, TO settle the liquor question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
wRLa;KEIS IN TIE Toll, OF THE LAW.

wr."ri t,h';I lcfIp
,ud. Griffith AT II oc! -" TIL, m'rnin; for cAa'hh
finn The prisoners wee ia the cn>t'dy OF Detectives
IIumphrcy and Dam, II the Central r"Ia force.
District Attorney Kelly "pl"'hch i"F 'h' F"9'' ''"
,, -. .oc,tcf With him Smith and l'arncn"r. VIII
,. ,d,icu r,.uri ,cilird the Defendants, Mr.. Lad
t acted far . further adj journin"pt which W., granted
,n,i "wednesday. tLr prisoners /, i'"" 'l'Ir 'hp'
~ ,ring indicted ~ the meaarinIc by the Grand Jir'
which will culvcIc H,nda" An Indictment w"nh
u,crscdc an examination before Il niarlNfr,'c Mt.
Iuddcn based his Application for an ahJ"'fhch' on
,h, ,.rnuud that two tf the men charged Win 'i'
crn,r md been Kidnapped hy tie detectives ana were,
ti:i held by them hul had not been arri.ncn or in"
,.,r.nis u-c,cnt of the cXaninatiOi The hI!'i" Tor
iL. adIuirncnt was upt Opl"'"i Dy inc Di.,tlc'
AttOrncy and the pIisOicre were rcnI''I"c' " |''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

The historic EaCc anchored OUT on these shoals
the other day WAITING for clear weather and hydro
graphic work. Night closed down IN a rather threat
cnng manner, the and shiGS lopiinc sucn and
ugly Then the wind began u blow up from the
s0ntlwc-t. IIowNnc up around Tom Movers Head
and by the south >hoal N-tShp il grew 10 gale .
bowling gale, with which thnndcrd and roaicd
and buried the hip in foam and spray.
Lieutenant W. p. Elliott. who is IN command Of
the Ea-,rc iually determined 70 put Ia sea lie had
held on as long ne could. but il was evident that
the vessel would not live much longer In the tr"'n"i
dous seas tina. were rolling the shoals. one Il
the steamers attempted {" tow IL" Eaclc int" Nan
tuChet. but this found T. be impra'tIcal". ana
cutting the hawscr, the Lieutenant s'uGNt safety IA
the open Dream. The old schooner under Short nj
went the Ii: Rip shoals with t"i"'r'
IN TO the cro,atr-s both slc'. Into thu Gaihic r
Of the night before the having wind and tEu:d"rIis
seas the Eag!c ran for her life for the open U"aN 1t
was race which those board viii not b; anAi"ir 70
have again On all sides great Dill""' icatA'u
out their long foam 10 Gra- the ship down AID
howlcd and raved In their anger Finally I'll" mao
hell Of passed and the Eagrc WIS on tile
omen ocean. Size hove to al can ni OIL p!dt'i
on the weather catcad. The cal. wa, perforated with
small holes which allowed the oil gradually I" fuu
out and spread Itself the water forming a film
which prevented TIE wave, from comlhnr. All N.-ht
ard uart of the next day the vessel lay IN til -l'i"n
Then the storm a'at.d and he PIT n;" EaI'!' ''
1t wa, close call and not!iins bat Il god b"'
could ever have lived through the experience. IRE
Eayre i, TIE most marked typ 81 the ",kmNi'ic
dish e ever butt Of her size. shc is l2j 't "v"r
all 30 feet beam and draw, feet # water. shc
WAS fiarsJap OF the N"v.loik Yacht 'ln,' n"r' "hci
she cap-red in l1'h and t"mni"d1,' 'aF n,.
she was fought by tie ''orcinIn'ht ana hcr name
wa. changed from Mohawk to EafIc the next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
TONEN PLEADING EOR Strikers
srARvAT!oN BRINGING TIE IDLE MIN TO
TuIII; >I,%>fS.

Albany, Sept 13-Snpern'rndent ell "aN si'iy
worried at noon TODAY, when Il" rtuir'4! T. IN W.
Alt,uv 10 HI, Offices. Ar"d m,thc;~ i.'id.ne ir
their striking SONS, AID wives rl'ldn, !"r t'ir
.t-,king husbands Reinstatement sought a:i"hrc WITH
him for over az lpT. vain one acfG i'"V Al
starvation was staring them in the face, and tcy were
them clyc, cUup!td 81 >'ci. Uit I'D l,"'" OF TIA
cumuany to ave their and lGrbni.G> WORK. az
the ucn Themselves either ai'll OF a'!an'd w.
do so but even they coud not hold Gr' much longer
A number OF the stlfhcrs who at'iiicd the ma =
meeting last evening expire Themselves III Ihn'S-
Mani trrruG re-. idln,; the action g.! several 'i Va
lender, Of The TAKE who y ohc =. e." meeting N"t
.,,s ed with t;,Iiv the strikes WHO were pi'''cnt
vi 10. uvcrcd ours and tTutr khiS.t'. BECAUSE
.evc,,; Of III ~, u,.c>i nd Whittier ~ an -, ad wpdd
eyer arrive ard crciscd tie management Of IL" atrihc
,v Master Workman Lee and the other londcr,. thIcc
n, +l,e sneaker, sarcastcay told tnr mra to dply ld
rc,,...otcucut The strikers knew well, sad ti'-c
sneakers, that the COMPANY had ~ present n''c I'h
than il ,.sIcd for is ircig, tr!c -"iNicc, aid rt
,h. fore IN the West Albany !aid wds hucb Iir"r
,,,,u could be conveniently kept at wprk This ir-
c,s,n va, not rs; upon the men. and had not tl;
,,cc,iuu br,Hrr up fl confusion wrn It di1 TIC
Io.1r, ur,-,u, would pI,.ab nave been roughly han
tIrd l,l tho men 4 n.IN q" vii M 40" t!'" 'hit
,n .triAc VA, ordered ly tho lcidr . vent ter
,nu,,.I sii,,. u:a.fi-' the rIUi coma ii!. l'iT'
lEcr,ui rf,cut LI~'!i went "a ~" West Albany Niid
,,,. ,nornrs at least s.At. ave stMc:a Aii ci!ici
IIunn him a Kin. for Requirement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
THE Looking CONTROVERSY:
COMMISSIONS FOR oFFICEES-MEN OF THE Cd
BATTERY DISAPPOINTED

Tic years work Of the members Of the National
Guard in this state will begin in earnest two weeks
from Wednesday, and the time is now ripe for every
man In the First brigade to make an earnest chort 10
prevent tho present scason,om witnessing repetition
Of the scandaous quarrels which prevented the har
m0nous working Of the different organizations last
winter. Tho rcspon, Utility rests primarily upon tho
shoulders OF Drgadirr- General Fitzgerald He may
not be blamcworthy in particular instance. but nc
Is at the head OF the National Guard in this city, ana
in certain way Is responsible for the actions OK MS
,ubordnafes. Last winters proceedings demonstrated
that there something radically wrong In the al
minstration If tho affairs Of the brigade. either III It's
details the main points, and the commanding olcer
should not rest until harmony j. restored completely.
These ,uggestord the important from the fact
that there are several cases which bid fair u
drug along for several months unless heroic measures
taken. The Leo King controversy. In the I'D kcgl
mcnt. Is to DC made the subject OF inc
deliberations OF a board OF inquiry, "hi'h
Will hold its first meeting In tho Equitable Bud-
ing to MORROW. Captain Lcos action in bringing
charges against LicutcnantCoonel King for acts al
legged TO have been committed several years ago, -
hary Justified by an alleged honest desire to bring
WRONG docr Ia Justice. The action. too. wo;lh have
been in much better taste had not Lieutenant Colonel
Krs recently defeated Captain Lco's pirail"n' Tor
tho place which Colonel King occupies a. present
CAPTAIN Leo. OF course socmnly disavow- that
~. .,, arc sccp,ic,, mon
rlSh"' u'E'''' wv uici' w '|f' 80,
in the regiment and out VI II WHO VIII
believe anything they choose. Notwithstanding
Captain Leo, protcS,d"n>. In fact the harm wh'h
has been done to the I'D Regiment In the last wear
or wo by this Internal uasfarc cannot be M a>nri'
.. ,,.. a., r;:., l., al ~ ,b, or -o,,/,tiuu
toi6n"l camp. a 'hc "i"' III h'h' oi w" "'~"''''
u,> t!hc the re- cn-iliiy for thu, stat OF aiair'
,,,,,.,, ,.orc,.,, I,.i,L I,ri..r
""'" ''c P'''''' ''"'""" 900 . 49,,
appointed t. his present poSiiioi II" Ill IN --u
I,rr.n l,.,f "A
,..... =, . o,.,,~ -.,,mc,,, T., ,y.rv
a'E III ''r ''u''' ~ VIZ '' ~ " "
sense OF tho work The organization wis Hi''c w
~ .urh p,ud material that no one man. and set Of
80, -. .,.-,.. :; ,.. ...,. Ar dc. r,,r.
nich '"hn NIL Il ci'ir'H /" Nv" wars VI NV 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
THE EAGRE IN 4 GALE.
FOURTEEN YEARS AFTER CArsIzING WHEN
NAMLD THI: MOHAWK, SHE wEATIIErs
A FIERCE STORM.

Nantucket. sept. IL tSpecaD.-Thc Coast survey
schooner Eagre. formerly the yacht Mohawk has lust
been through aI~ experience which proves that a
skimninS dish may yet he scawortby boat. and
aceentuacd the fact that her capszinG in Ncw.York
Lay I'm 1876 the result of tarclcSsncs, The
Naval IIydrocrupic party. in charge OF Lieutenant
Hughes which is now engaged in a survey Of the
Nantucket shoals has in lis feet the steamer, lachc
and Daisy and tho schooncrs Eagrc and scor.hcy
The lines OF >oundnc~ run bv the steamers willis
the schoocrs. anchored on thr shoals serve as >cnals
for tfanGulalion. In ca>tcrly weather place
the coast Is 50 dangerous the great cXp,nSc Of
shallow water which stretches 10 IN" eastward Of Nan
tuchct When the winds blow from tic sea tue great
lighthouse tower S,ukaiy Head Looks ont over n
raging sea of fro and foam ard great waves which,
rushing together over the shoals and dccp>. fling
themselves high in the air. 10 fall back xsAIn raging
whlrlpOOls OF auery water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
RtTIUrRS TSING TP THE WATER.

Complaints have b'rn received ~ 'h' """' W
Department from W.T. size r'''''"'' '' " .
,.iro ,hcr full share. IN IT." Distribution III Inc IN
, ~.:,.,d sui pv 81 water from Inc ~" '"i"'"
,,r uuriur,gs ruir. mainly from the rrSi" a""No
central r,r, In explanation "f thia' 'hIc' E's'"'''
ri,rl..ll Of the Il n"n AIr'n't. s'd yesterday ''''
,ic Wr,, .d, a,n,vr ThtiN fourth I Wa r"ppH"" ~
,h. high prr,,Ilrr >N.trin, and ti't ''c l'""'"'"
amnuui of bul.ir" GONG Oh III thAt part ~ NV way
, rim, an tl, west side II the Park mad" "n'h III
. al, u,,,. thn water supply that the pLnpinsrHk!irr
~ , u, r.. not alilr to kc"p up Win 'l' "'h'hI' ~
Ilr,l,oIi enn. that IL" d"iGtu az h'i '''P'" "c''
,r.' a. ,ru,,.dv tlr, matter within >Ntv day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
AZ LPPE1L FOR TNE ORPHANS.
THE nrBErw SurLTrriN': GrAED!AN ShC:iTY
>t;.,S FUND To n 10 WITH.

III ~
N.;.DS FUND, To I'D WITH.
Tn. f.iio"in. appeal i'r c'n-lti'c AID Il made bv
TIC If bc.E >Ar,',ii. t,Garia c.cty oill Al A'y'
!Um:
IN" ri-, hrlpc.' jewish y hrcu nov un'"r III"
nl.t,'. ,,rr = o.. be-: ;i,utc that uur III ttu
tiou - "A rr,;i ,itr ~ community. W" ar"
rot lirn.ri :, o." admission IL orphan, al me- but
,,c h,v. huI committed T." ~ th' nd-i''ial'" IN
ur r,,;,tv SINCE ,af Ur.arIIttpu l,iib jewish 'Ai
a.r.i vl,n "" hl," pt"v,d'i w'th fool 'l"'h' =
.r carr. 30, Loy, AMI "73 er!,. ini ir axes II rs"
To- fourteen YEAR, %, whom trir al" :" "'"i' orr iN'
and - hall ,rphIn- .n,c, vi De: ttut"u ad III
IL d,..,r,i ,,ih alii.d"iinchi
~, i.ilu"n,r J. required for III" afli sion ~
hlIdlcu e, IN. IN -ittu:." 'h"t ave iml arli!y "
.ciyrd ard need "alv the commitment 81 ui'ENtrA'''
Nctlrr do wr hesitate I" "inl Us hdi!lI"A' u"
,,hcrr,cr i,.ulrai to do -. nVr do We n!H a"'l>
lion T., ,h,ldrc wh" und"r tvc >c'"s "i a'' A''
-, in III. admin tr,t!n Of Affair." "r r'a'''''
III. ,ira;ot economy We have ~ or rmp!'f Hh.'
officer, and ray !rm moderate - h''' '''"'o'
d., We NEGLECT IL" needs 81 "ur r'ihti
We ash u. i>,a;,cc how. b. 'iI-r "" WFi ID p"''
m ,dd, nal .trcturc for the comfortable hpuslh' III
,ur .rl ,o,,,r,.. al w. prop" - lnild a. Np"d'N
a, In. .,l.. , .ui,tlic l.im' io: them. We have inc
J,,t,iu., tl,. Loi..r n vl.ioh or l"i' hlh III
;,ri, mr., -. II i W!th t'lt''. aHd -" PrP'" "
uf.l/r 't,n for tt'r "ir''i n - I,l'h'l'.e' i,
Lc,ui,t,r,.. r'iI be- mad" ~ 'W'N u wv p"''
~ a., Il,,,r, -lrli.l.n: ,uLilian H"niN. an ~
ira. I'd , Mr.. IrI Ia. IL 'nuS"' t',N' We
,'.d ono lun.ryy and my first At. a.fork cay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
~cIrItL.R SIDE WILL ARilTRATE.

Boston. sept. I3.-Tho stat" l"ar1 OF Arbitration
h.s volunteered It's services u heal the breach cA>h9
between the morocco workers and manufacturers o"'
the pIoncr has been refused He'''cr sac 'arp' u"
.,.,,t II, tut one way-ior John r. M0uton Ia pay hiS
men sl3 a week. and agree 10 the appN'n'irc clause
and tbc r.copntion Of the knights of Labor by the
manufacturers This last proposition tho manu-
facturers Will not accept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
strike IN A SHOE FACTORY.

Lynn. Mass sept. I3.-Thc workn'cn employed at
tho shoe factory Of Rumscy Erohc'' were ordered ont
on strike at noon TODAY. and were Instructed not 10
return until tho knights Of Labor shall have settled
the trouble. The difficulty Is a question OF wages
The firm has been paying wages nndcr those nHeh by
tina State Boarh OF Arbitration. and tho Lynn Knights
OF Labor arr trying ~ bring the wages OF The factory
lid 10 the standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
p,TqrV,: YEOtJH corn rs ILLINOIS.

Tusco,a. H., sept Is (>pcriab The raising OF
br,oIu c,rl, ha, gr to ie an important d"N'fS III
Central Illinois. and from Information now a, nan" II
/, .nf, Ia saw that Douglas AMI CORES '"'h''' '''0
over h,,f tho broom grown III the h''cn 9"'''
t, ..r ,,,,.,,s Comfy had an area Of about l.WD
mere, IN this pra!mrt. while Coles Vi an equal mum
her This wear the AREA II tlo ic'r tnnleh w. >
uuaIt, /, much finer and TIE yclh icaNy' IT. v '.
r,L II I'm, started ut 800 per ton. WIFI" some
,r,, have lr,.n ,nld at alo,. Dnela' county Gu.
MAZE, II, crop at 10000 tons ana Coles County aoout
iI,.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

cup made bv Tiffany. on one side was 'lrc'cnel
other side was the monogram :" +. F. Is Aftcr TIT;
tn 70 Wa 4 bowling match between the ionkcrs and
Mount Vernon teams. among Tho PLAYERS being pr'.
MoTatt. Miles, Ilcrmalcc. swift. Cullen. tOi'Ih,
Banker. Gibson aud Warren. Of lonkcr~. and DrI:
Campbell. Carlisle Greene, Howe, Goodwin. smith and
Mn crs Of Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
Mr. BENEDICT REPLIES.

In reply 10 the statement of the N'vci'h warn "'c'
cafes Ia the lid Congress, District Convention III
,. Tho, ,hcv never E ,rtcmpaicd voting Tor Rub'rt
ID Ncn.;ict Mr. Icnoirt says that he was assured 10y
william Raw OF that ward that after complimentary
eotinv for Mr. Emerson the delegates would cast ttr
vote, for him tMr Benedict The latter ACIDS that
when he recently told Mr.. RAY that lie w"aid DO
,.u., -, authority Tor the statement Mr.. Ray
.iJ ,,i the fact Was not rs stated and that all ne
aid WAS that II Mr.. Emerson Wa s0ut Of III" way ne
would h clad to do what liz could Tor Mr. l'chcdIct
rnn,iuoiInn To this Mr. Benedict adds: 49,
:rt that ter sn"d be o''fre can C Sn T mo-
,,,ncss for M third person present Al the con
vrrsation must. Therefore. only leave II to every
man 10 decide whether he will believe that imaYtncd
That conversation or that Mr. Ray has forgotten H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

GLOW the blaze, shall ever get posted IN ms
legislative business N psked walking ae'c1"e oi
Hcttcr ti, Cu,htng's Mannal.' said the Inferno
gated . ,, Iahor don,
you know sid the new member sorrOwiu!D'-lbo'
ton Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

The Mcr poh:an Scnocr" p:i'r-' Association. nun
tcrin. about 900 npn.!cr-. Will ave IT, fist !a! IN
1, rtai.ct a:.d ic. cltI"Il with Gazing at - 'F''
lp,.~c. ~ -, Lexington ave. ct ihur",a' c'riI"i'
september - IA" Programme. sn Ia H'hiI %" u
be- r I: ,iii"d iuc.br- a!Id cuc~'S, AL. c'NNt al
t1l.ar AID I.ii..yl.iI due, a'h do. >lh,."S al
ictl,atluIs. Two ladies viii -us and accompany
ih"n.~.lr- upon m" lai. AID "n" 81 them "dI pa;
n L:tn!o sn.". IAlir.iip,., lave lcrn sct :" rhhv
si".nridli,,rs WI, a!c MT LcALci' I ia" Il 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

The society Il Amateur Photographers VIII s'o
a m hint ',n'c:, al 1t n"" pua. tea. w. ll3 N'"'
Iinty c,,r'h 81. Ola Wcinc-" y c1 iln+. sc.t mi"r
II. There 81! b.. .tn cn:"I;hnm'h t cph-'s'!h5 Il
Dn IT,. I,1 t alton, and Il. .gIc a..t.in \"wN
i merry crowd Of H. p'blc,u~. D'"" rats ana
uncwuip, dr"ru-d thc!r parts ann"ei'i'" Lat "'c"'
aud iu,,~d .i,ni, ~ i..ah!n. TIE monthly festival II
the Cleveland Club f Eru"kl,n al o"' a-'oh hni L"
be rcr..c.naclcd by thp,c "ip t"nd'd IT. The AFFAIR
,oo, ,,c. IN the r!uI rtruls. and among tao Z WE"
filed the place were:
Edward >hcchv. Harry lir:.Iy. e. Tn"ra~ '',"f'
L.A y. ~I,~. /. " H"Ih'. Jdn"' l!''N' j. p'''"'
I,hu bowie. s. Cinnamon. William Trihinr j. t'ilr'..
H. Wood ID. Ha; !. AID 'ihrr' H. H. M'' hiic" M"'''
join n. bennington. william l'linclcli; J"nr, v.
pruuiIuoid, NClOH COMM -Niontf ~ J.. I-a'' '''
'hr'"i"pirr Cnpprr. tr.. Ihorn", r. 1hrnton. John
Ihune.. Wi,n alr"h"r. Phtrirn tall"' u, ~ W.
%rurna. Jamr, Vutlc,. j. r. D"nn"Ily Il;,,h h ~
c,ulni j.hn i.opp. Edward iiihpairirA. William We
ii@"r. H.irha lei i"r ii: Wa.rr, J,nn Mon"'
~ "odi,' r. tn""Ily i n.,!"'i , VI; h .rlo ~
III err preston, John Mci.rpy, ilb"Ii urth.'n''r a.
Murray. .Ioln ". Food, liarv"y T. lev John ~, ,"i
lam hm:"r,or Martin IIync>. X. Larhin. John krIp.L
j." cpl oon.r John znr'; Philip Ec.iy Peter Er .
john Mc,"wan, Tiomn, Elipi James MarIct, kolcrt
sicKay Il. G.. Baohcr julius Manheim sai"c' Aehu'o
. surprise came to musical circles IN t'is cliy ana
.l. Ia ihc many frirud. Of Mi. Augusta Lowell u.
N,uut Vernon. Friday with the announcement W
Ter marriage To- Edwin II. t'arthNar. al h,r P1''l.'
Lnrnc In Oakland. Cal. on August 10 Mss IoW,n
Ma, nry.lst %. ~ the leading churches ln IN,
tv aud the cO,dn tor Of tie Ladies' Choral lnb OF
Nouut Vcrron for many Years. she went nome !.
tnkInnd about two months ago e. make Vi'it. anu
instead Of her return Ia person her friends have re-
,nrcI lrr marriage arlnOunr cment. She was ict
,,,uar I'm musical circles only. but she was well
known IN society,"
nr r HIlish. ~ Mount
vcrn,, who Recently entertained tho Jenkins Menlf"I
s,'ictv nj his Kmnvss fam. received an urgent re-
,uc.t from Dr. william +. Greene to hasten 10 tIty
Isla,d for consultation IN an impor.an case. i'f;
i;rish went or in great hast" aud Wien nc reac na
Inc hotr, found himself lcrkcd. pulled. hauled arr
we,cnmcd by about twenty of the members q! ING
Jenhins socictv, who commanded him +" ., "" nr,
'xct and to dlsscct 6laOiatc dinler When fiRrs
add coffee wpr" served DR. Mr'att. ,lr' president pr
srnt.,i 10 Dr. Brush u Handsomely engraved loving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

The problem Of what to DO with cas-" III WIN"
Juror, 90 TO Sleep instead Of listening I" the c'c'c
x.s me- and answered In france recently. IIcc -
the fashion to send court officer to wake III" !''"
for the attorney tn shout loud as 70 wake ' HI"
theo N, tina proceedings 10 continue a. II tn iuN'
mad heard everything This custom IS founded on ''c
theorv that tcrc Is q strong probability that '"o
snror had been awake he would not have undcr''p"
a, rsmemhered what was said. The president III '"o
Ass,zo Court OF the Department OF oa"nc ct LIRE
hovever get aside . verdict and ordered new uia'
beransa one OF the Jurors asleep When some OF 'ic
tAst,mo,v vas Given. "The London Law No'c' cai''
attention TO the different OF treating inc dro"
siness Of Judge. II the Judge sleeps WINE W" ''""
eel arc arguing etiquette In both English ai
courts REQUIRES that the lawyers shall son'hn" t'er
srsuments and content themselves with suppos'n" 'a'
the fudge Is listening with his eyes closed
The appointment last week OF an additiona' a.SN
IN The limited states DstrctAttorneys oEice 10 "ip
IN tho prep.raon Of customs cases Is sign tat Inc
OMITTED States ofncias DO not think that the new Au
uinist.tiva Law will DO away with any large piit Oh
% uficafion The law has not tcci IN oPe. ~. .b
Sns eouSh 70 test its effect ON the courts. XIV .no
numbor al csses under the old law brCuGht Wl'' .o
fasf fev months has been greater than ever ,ci"o
ju6se Iacombe will open court IN rev WechS ~
- f,is NJ customs s,i u under tho old law aia no
v1il have fn calendar. His Gnick WORK IN a.spT h
Ing IN the last two years OF large PCpo. .r Loads a
3 re bcpe that he viii rapidly pass upon the cases
o. the new calender Every one OF the cases. eve" n
the most ancient has called once or more anu
tdAlS have been had In all cases III WHICH tuc ""'"'
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