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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
WORK OF THE BoARD OF ESTIMATE

The Aqueduct Board, through Commissioner Francis
NJ scott applied 10 the Board OF Estimate yesterday
TO be allowed abandon proceedings for constructing
a roadway and bridge in the town OF Mount Pleasant
T. cos $1,000. The town trustees having agreed TO
do the work and maintain it afeiward for Sl,7OO
The application was granted. The Of 5000 was
transferred from last years uneXpended balances in
the appropriation of the Board of Aldermen. for tho
purpose of employing ano her Tammany clerk.
Louis j. Heintz, street Commissioner of tho Annexed
District. asked for $4,000 of the special yearly
81 OOO, 900 appropriation for street repairing tina
il might be expended under his supervision for re-
paving Third ave, from the Harlem River 10 one
hundr(l and -sev cnteth-st Mr.. Heinz's request was
not received with approval The opinion was eX-
pressed that there warrant of law for using
any part Of the special appropriation above the iar-
LEM After discussion il agreed to submit the
case 10 Corporation Counsel Clark.
The sum OF $221 asked for by the Excise Com
mssioners to pay the cost Of defending themselves in
the matter of the indictment Oh aimed against them
bv r. W. Ii. yelling, of the City Reform Club. The
claim was referred to Controller Myers, who Was
authorized 10 settle 1t.
Engineer A. i. Boiler reported that ii was possible
TO build the new McCOmb's Dam Bridge seventy iect
wide instead of sixty feet As first proposed WI hOui
increasing the amount appropriated for It's constuc'
ton. 81, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THEY MUST TAKE CARE or IMMIGRAy1s.

Superintendent Weber. Of the Immigration Department.
received yesterday from the secretary u the Treasury
important decision by which the steamship companies are
obliged take OF The mmic ant' brought over IN their
,hlu until they landed. The decision reads That
her after all expense, incurred by immigrants before land.
Ing -ha be by tn steamship company which brings
the immigrant here. According - tn ruling mnli-
grant shall be- considered landed until he has passed through
and been dEIr!cd by the proper authorities o the Immi.
grafton Burcau No SICK immigrants any liable o. be
barred from landins for cAusI shall be permitted 70
leave the upon which they except explicit
agreement that The msp company owning the vessel
shall De liable for all cNpn'c- ncurrd by the Immigrant
before his disposal By the immigration authortes."
The effect decision Will II f. said be most salu.
tary commanders Of ships Will take more trouble 10
see that sort OF uasscngers they taking board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
curBcws MEMORIAL CHlLIcE.

The Rev DR.. Alfred g. Mortimer, rector of IT.
vary's Episcopal Church. Ncw-Irielion' :. J.. ap
ucaIed about "A year e. Ia, congregation Tor gifts
g ,,,rcy and Jewels toward Il fund for the purchase
q - ch,lice which should be memorial Of tho
cancellation Of a debt that for forty year, had been
charge against the parish. The responses were
many and generous and the clallcc va, recently NJ
ceivcd from England. II Is Of exquisite design ana
vas originally intended for IT. Mary MaGdaicn s.
PaddingtOn. one Of the richest churches IN London
Mr. Butterfcld who made the drawing for It. stands
in tle front rank Of English church architects. Tho
chaIice will communicate 80 people and II Is made
Of silver gilt II, base consists Of siN panels Three
Of these are chsccd in bold relief and they represent
tho CuciG Non Moses striking the rock aud the Last
supper. The other three panels are chased viii
4 nibolS Of the Sacrament embedded In jewels. The
design Of one panel j. a chace with diamond centre
two buuchc. Of grape, formed Of jewels. and q vino
In another the Passion II represented, the uallhcad
are OF rlbics and the flowers in the vine are OF pearl
aud cmrlad~ The principal feature of the tlIr
panel j, a cross Of diamonds and rnlc-. while the vine
Of passion flowers j, SET with sapphire ana tie entire
stem with rows Of prccOu, stones. There are In Tho
claice 149 jewels Of which If are diamonds rubles
= sapphlTcs and ~ pearls,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
yru.JrRsyy AGRrcULrrRAL SOCIETY.

Trenton. Jan II (special.-The NewJersey state
Agricultural Socety. Which holds the WaVery talr'
held lis annual meeting this morning m The state
House \ financial report showed that the receipts Tor
last year from the fair were S'"i4 ana te expenses
S519t less the latter amount being the balance In tho
tro,surv An election for directors held and the
former board was reelected. with the following eNcep
tons: r. W. Dawson. N place Of John T. Bishop;
d. Long. in place Of \. ID. ,aTceant and senator
W. j. Keys. In place Of United states senator NcPheF'
son subsequently the board OF directors Held .
meeting az which they elected the ioioW'As ON
cons. president H. II. Isham: trea suger. Amo, Clark;
,arordipg secretary T. ". Dawson: corresponding
secretary p. r. Quinn. ThQma, Dudley made a
bref adore, lie said that the report made 5y the
IniiaJ tate, Department Of Agriculture for 1850 was
gratifying because 1t showed Increased asHsei'uiai
farucrs needed most not more prolHcton, but
equalization Of the industries Their weg 900 many Any
country 100000 We're engaged ~ farming, or II
per cent The ratio should be 33 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
FOREIGN LABELS or NlTIVE WINES

Charles J. and Henry Hamburg were convicted in The
Court Of Special yesterday for aiNing Labels
Plprr Hrid.ok sec bottles containing naV" win b.
They $40 each. Charles Hamburg nuct
$50 for using the Pommcty see labels In" first
offence committed December - when the brothers
sold two supposed Piper licd-i.I Thomas Crg
Of 80. ~ Blceckcrst craig paid t3 Tor each Of the
cases. the regular Tiicc being ~. Craig and Jane
alpn testified to having socn Charlie, HImbIIg tiac
labels from the lining OF hN hat and paste them bottles
which had general outward appa of champ
bottles.
Charles ). Osborne. 81 Osborne 4 sons, tn Unit d
STATE, rcpre, NATIVE ~ the plor0l> ~ Piper Ucd-id,
op,n,d bottle the wine - which tho nrm's label ha!
b,.n aniNrd and ave u,c opinion mat b. was nlt tue
genuine VINE. Mr. O~bone Identified the nun's priyat.
mark on the beck 81 the label.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
TILE BO1RD DID NOT MEET.

There was no meeting Of the Board Of Electrical
Control Yesterday owing to the continued iluc>S OIL
Commissioner Moss. who has had bad attack OF tho
govt Another attempt will be made 10 have a meet
inc 10 morrow al / p. m. Mayor Grant told number
Of citizens who were present 20 oppose the Introduction
of the trolley system Of electrical railway INTO the
Annexed District by the Harlem Bridge. MorrSanh
and Fordham Railway Company that they would better
bc on hand again tomorrow, as the probabilities We're
in favor Of holding meeting when the question
would certainly come up
While the spectators were waiting in the Mayor S
office 10 see if a meeting would be held, heated dis
cus,ion arose over the merits OF the trolley system
in Which Park Commissioner llutchns VINO Is one oil
its prominent promoters, ana street tomIl>,l0ncI
Heinz who does not favor IL. joined. Mr.. liutchho
cited the alleged success Of tie system III Boston a.
an argument in it, favor. Mr.. llelnz said that nc
knew nothing of how it worked IN Boston. Then,
rc0red Mr. lIutchns You have neglected your dutN.
As Comm oncr Of streets In the Annexed District IL
was your manifest duty to acquant yourself Win the
WORKING of the ~ stem In other cities 30 As 10 al M
diligently in yOur Official capacity Mr. lclhH
thought Mr. IIuchins's notions oil his duty "IldIcu-
Iott-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
,,.,r,yc orsrrs PIRATES WITH CANNON.

Baltimore Jan. II special The Maryland anu
VIRGINIA oy. ter police steamers started odN ID NUM-
down , l,t of pirates who OH last Monday ra''e'
Frederick 4 Guuby's private reserve IN ranger Houu'
This VA, n, III the greatest outrlscs ever commtted
lac ne lNlc,, dr,dgcrs. They drove the owner
boat oN the bed, aud took possession. Two years
AZ, Mr. Gurby obtained = permit from the virginia
,utho,tc, and planted = 900 bushels of shells upon
.i>iyclsht acres of barren oyster bottom Oh Iang!er
sound inst below the Maryland line. MIR. Gunby
went - a crca, deal Of expense in having his NServa
ton gulrdcd against dcprcdato"S. The increase IN
.1, a., -frr, VA, marvellous ami recently Mr. "unhy
,ccraiaed by careful Investigation that there were as
least $4,000 bushe, IN the ty-cight acres Last
week he thought the time ripe for gathering his
wealth. lie went To Richmond and obtained per
mi sion 10 use drcdgcrs on the beds, Governor Me
Kinney being Of the opinion that the owner of oyster
bed, could take the oysters in any manner he pleased
Oh Monday fleet Of forty i've pungc> born down
upon his grounds. The pirate, drove the owner OH.
Yesterday he reached Crscld and elcgraphed to tho
Governors OF Maryland aud Virginia for assistance.
several Maryland dredscr, have arrived at Bay
Point from North Carolina waters. They report
several sharp fights between the authorities and the
. pirate, in lamico sound. At the request Of tho
Governor Of Horth Carolina detachment of the
Norfolk Blues with two cannon were dispatched 10
the sound from Norfolk this morning TO aid tho
North Carolina authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
HIS DAycIYG Days WERE OVER.

young woman named Mary burke. Of 40. 81
Iowery. drunk and full o. fun ON ue,lay nght.
Charles Howard. OF Boston. whose hair j. n whit o.
,noW and who had come To thi, clty Oh visit hap
pcned To- fan in Mary's hands SIC seized HIN around
the waist and attempted 10 waltz along the siicVa,
with him. Howard struggled desperately 10 free him
elf from the woman. shouting that his daadns day
we're over. Mary did not mind him at all and Whilc
.hc hummcd Annie Rooney she pulled hlm a!ouE
suddenly they both fell 10 the sidewalk, whcn Io &C.
man Mooney, Of The Eleventh Precinct, found them
lighting.
AZ the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday morniu,
Howard told hi, story To Justice Murray. lie VI,
discharged and Mary was sentenced 10 the Island fol
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
NOVEL QUESTION ~ i L4WSrIT.

Chicago. jan u l>pecial.-Juige clifford Is en-
gagged i'm the suit II samuel Baxter Foster, "a a"yer
and real-e,iatc dealer, against Jua b. f"l!eu ior
breach Of contract Just before the announcement
,b,t ro nacliuc interests Of Chicago were 10 60 20
Indiana Nr, Follett gave Foster an option FIR the
purcha,o hy him Of 100000 wo.;h OF land in Indiana
near Toleston Ms Foett AFT rTan failed = carry
out her contract because Of the great rise ~ the Nie
If lard II /, claimed. ana Foster sued her me de-
murrad - the dccarlt' 9n and I'll, Mo'nin@ me '.'e
came mn bef,r, judge Clifford on thc murrtG ana a
uun,tio1 never before Ol0u-ht before The court was
ieyelopcd I'm Indiana under tie statutes 60 tract
nadf by A married woman i, void. but In Illinois u $
craI and the question i, whether Mrs Fol"tt can be
sued here for breach of contract made III Feiauon
to Indiana lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THE TROOPS LEIJTNG PINE RIDGE
SPECIAL AGENT COOPER'S REroRT TO THE CON
MISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.

MISSIONER OF IND N AlIN'
Pine Ridge. :. D.. Jan. 3l.-This morning all the
troops with the exception Of the Isl lhiait|' OIoh'
can,p and moved to the banks OF Craven Creek ABOUT
four milo, south Of the The lst lnahuS ~
r,ai,. ON IL. SPOT 10 has occupied for the dst TWO
months, a short distance from the agents quarters
Tie present site place the indians between the troops
and the agency. The redskins lolh upon ms no'c
with apprehension. and have accordingly douoc' ''o'
picket, a.d NO rrp1ruc for an emerS 'Hcy' "e"e u
E.o,e ha, established his headquarters in tle camp
while Gruca; Niles remain, at the agency AOou'
,oo rr,re ,oux have abandoned the Ogal,ala camp
and established a camp Of their OWN. preparatory u
c,rnng 10 the Rosebud under Captain Lee OF the 0th
Infantry.
omaha. Ncb.. Jan. 2l-For companc, left the In
dian reservation to-day to return 10 Fort Douela''
rtah and the 18th Infantry starts from Pine hldse
tomorrow far its old station AZ Fort Eu'SeH' NNo'
rhc order for twenty days additional supplies at Plho
Ridge na- been cut to tn day supplies
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-~pccol Indian Agent cooper
liza. made a report T. the Commissioner OF lnd'h
if.ir> upon the can. which let 70 tie trouple "lo-
tr, ,ouN of tue Fine Ridge Agency. lie says theie
l il great diversity of opinion ~ - the rea. cause 81
the Iis,atI,fJ,,ll among tie indIah' but he 10 al
cn,d 90 tie belief that the hno"icdSe among inc 'cN
M cicf of the faction jhat refused to ign the sI"uA
,-,.cr,,n, that t..ir power and influence we're wan
i, Va, ON. Of the leading cause. Tie ghost vance,
.n. cor.r,uic, # which particularly suited u
those older chiefs, VINO -aw il it chance oil icI"'iS
Ior lost prestige Wa eagerly embraced % 'ei' az"
AIS tlo frs, starting OF tae trouble. lhegc l. -lt"'
rri tween the two IA lions here those VINO s.-leu
pa. late sioux bhl AMI tto,e WHO H-d not l'o''
,,o ,Il lo -.u are auou- the prime ledlerS IL '''
: ..,, d,occ and tho,. who did ,sn the bin are
,,... ,.. f,i.u1!c, WHO have stood nobk by inc
Government and the AGENT. such ~ Amt'ih i"' ~,
Nu, Man AFRAID OG hi, Horse, Fast Ihuhder Hpo''
Horse. l-h Dear, Three stars ana h'"c l''iS'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

$40 8 s. Long & Brother sl5: Koolng 4 Schu,ter J. H.
hoffman CO.. c. /. Mattagc, Stout. Spencer CO.. E'
W. William, 4 Coz C. Bufkhalter Co.. Bennett sloan
Co.. Som BfOthcrs D. Hunt Co., John c. Nahr sons
J. a. Smith & Brother II. X. Miller, /. b. MIG ION"
G. L. Eckcr.on. W. l. Young CO.. GcOfe y Mass F't-
tit a. Ropd H. j. Meyer l.. l. seaman 4 Co, ". II. Duck
worth, L. T. DOod John c. Quick, Gmm Brothcls' JONI
II. EVers. w. b.. Totten a. Coz knight Cailoch, '"
Iitmsn, l.. l. Dodd John Rudi, Henry +. elmohS Y
Co., Egbert Case Nichols Brothers, Znmer Bones v
Dbnkak C. W Bliss g. l.. Palmer John \. Willett & Co..
$40 each IN smaller amounts. $537 totdi, el,lJ2
Grand tOta, I'd % date ss6 59J 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
CHICAGO MILK SHIPPERS ORGANIZED

CHICAGO. Jan. II (Specian.-The dairymen Of the
stat, who shin milk TO this city have formed the
Chicago MIR shippers Association. II will employ
general manager Who will tax, charge Of The business
and dispose Of all the milk furnished by the memb rs
Of the a,>ociation. Each can Of milk shipped To the
city VIII be assessed cent, de.ray the expenses II
The association. II the retail dealers continue % water
m. milk "A, 10 /, ,,id they do the a,,o iiton VIII
or-au.l. retail department AID deliver the milk u
the consumers direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
,rr,1ns OF 1xslrANcE coNpANlES.

The ycv-York Equitable Insurance Company Of
No Is WALT. has applied 10 the supreme 'ouH
for leave 10 dissolve the corporations The reason
given for the dissolution is that In consequence Z"
sharp competition the business is no longer pf'iA"e
The newly elected directors Of the fidcH'y ana
Casualty Company met al the company oh'c> YES
tcr,ay AZ 80 40 Broadway. and re- elected William
W. Hichards president. and George J. 'c""'u' N''o
,rcsd.ut and general manager. III, dCun Wa
ii,r,r.u,nu. The committee. consisting 81 VIII an
g. Low lame, = +. >trauahan and j. g. Nr' HI!pu -h
,,hirh v, Amounted 10 examine the condition ~ the
,n,nnany', finances. recommended, out oi dc'r'h''
a. thc state Insurance Department. the pi--lhS ol
The dividend. The report was a''cp'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
LOSS OF 1 BALTLMORE SCHOONER

News was received here Yesterday Of the loss Of the
three mas.d schooner Maggie H. Gray She cft o,rand
C,vman on December Il. loaded with salt Baltimore.
and no new, been since heard OF her News
from Grand Cayman STATE, that lot OF wrackago cam"
ashore there the week Ia January and lart Of this
vas Identified belonging t. the Maggie H. CRAY. The
Gray wa. hrec-mastcd Nc-, of 3s2 tons owned
bv Samuel r. Becc!man. Of Baltimore She built at
baltimore In 1.G7 and rebuilt three years ago The
,te OF her known. IL q, believed that thy
were Die kcd bv Dis-iI" vessel they would have been
landed At Grand Cayman -uar other nearby port The
crew consisted II Captain johnson and eight hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

There's a patent medicine
which is net a patent medicine
-paradoxical as that may
sound. It's a discovery! the
.s0Aatw discovery of medical
science It's the medicine for
you-tired, run down, exhaust
ed, nerve wasted. men and
women; for you sufferers from
diseases Of skin or scalp, liver
or lungs-it's chance is with
every one, its season always,
because it aims to purify the
fountain Of life-the blood
upon which all such diseases
depend.
The medicine is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
The makers of it have
enough confidence in it to
sell it on trial.
That is-you can get it from
your druggist, and if it doesn't
do what it's claimed to do, you
can get your money back,
every cent Of ii.
That's what its makers call
taking the risk Of their s0O'as.
Tiny, little, sugar coated
granuleS, are what DIR. Plerce's
Pleasant Pellets are. The best
Liver Pills ever invented; &C
tive, yet mild in operation;
cure sick and bilious head
aches. One a dose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
SALE OF BOSTON HEATING CO.'S EFFECTS.

Eo,tou Jan. II ~pecial.-The effects of the Boston
Heating Company were sid at auction this after
noon by samuel Il. knights, under a power OF sale
given I'm mortgage deed of trust to the American
Loan and Trust Company. The property included
$1,000 square feet of land with the buildings thereon
and the machinery, franchises, etc. 1t was sold To
Hubbard Breed, Of salem, for $4,000. The mort
gage under which the sale took place was for nearly
S-OO,OOO and the terms Of sale required a cash pay
mcnt Of $500 only. MIR. Breed refused to state
in whose interest the purchase was made saving that
1t was supposed 10 be In favor of New York parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
BOUGHT OFT BY THE STiNDiPD

Fndlay. ohio. Jan 2l-Negotiations are said to have
been about concluded last evening by which the
standard oil Company will acquire all the properly
Of C. G. Harris the largest individual producer in tia
Northwestern ohio oil fields. Wells are being cauped
and the titles and leases being signed The amount
Oh the sale VIII reach about $l750OOO This IS prop
erty the standard ha, long been trying TO buy ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
SHE Kyrv OF HIS CRIME AND PROSECUTED HIN

George A. Lcnthcusser, young German DOCK
keeper. committed forgery I'm London about year
ago and he'd 70 this city. bringing with him about
5000 which was the fruit Of his crime. lie was not
arrested but he brought with him from London A
Young woman Nellie jones'" who knc" OF his crime
and used the knowledge in Matchmaking him lie
procured employment bookkccpcr fol- Schelin6 d
,ilatz druggist at No. - Maiden lane. Lately the
firm discovered that the boOkkccpcr had been stealing
money from the cash drawer and making false entries
in the books u conceal the thcit1 In a few months
Icntheu,.er had taken 800 in addition to his salary
He was locked mp at Police headquarters on Tues
day and Yesterday he confessed his guilt aud t0ld
9b1nt the forgery in London. lie said that the
youuc woman had compelled him 20 steal. threatening
10 expose his former crime II he failed u satisfy her
demand, for money. IN his pocket. when he was
arrested was a letter from her asking for $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
STATE BAR AsSocunoy'S NEW OFFICERS.

Albany Jan. 21.--At the closing session of the state
Bar Association to-day. Char!cs &. arshlll read
paper 80 A New constitutional Amendment and
James v. Eaton. ir.. paper on Municipalities ana
Q,a,i Public Works The following officers were elect
ed for next year: President. George NJ Owen, FL
mira. ,erretlry. l.. l.. Proctor. Albany treasurer,
simon " Ro,cnlale. Albany; corre,p ndng secretary,
Arthur l.. Andrews. Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
RESERVATIONS OF SCHOOL TEACHERS.

superintendent Jasper of the Public schools re
tcvad yesterday the designations of Miss Eleanor NJ
Maze, vicc-principal of the Primary Department Oh
Grammar school No. a. and of Miss Anna VI. Murray
vice principal Of the Primary Department Of Grammar
School No - Both Miss Macce and Miss Murray
have been teachers in the public schools for more than
thirty years They have been unusually suCccSsluI IN
their profession and their departure from the SCHOOLS
i pauf af f.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
ELrcrL.G / EolRD OF EDIToRS

Princeton. y. j.. Jan. Il ,>pecall.-A meeting OF
the sophomore c!as~ was held today 10 eject
board Of editors Tor the publication Of the annual
college Bric a-irac' next year. Tie new Board Is
COMPOSED Il Harrison Il. Daniels, chairman. Ohio,
Pennington >attcrthwaitc. New-Jer>ey, Iarke IL.
Davis. New York. enlamin b. NcAlpin, New lorA,
and Arthur ID. Parker. Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
yop4rRlEs Of / royDoUr MERCHANT.

Rondout Y. Y. Jan. 2l.-John Relyea. Of this city.
a son Of Homer Hcyca and a member and business
manager 81 the firm II Homer RelIea son. ensa :ed
i'm thc milling business of hour ana feed here /, de-
fainter IL the extent OF from - 900 Ia 900 Among
IN, actions was forging the nam" Of Ml>. Catherine h.
Vau Deus,n To check for - 600 and another for
st5O In addition this the affairs of the nrm ara
in bad shape and many people will lose large amounts
OF money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
SENITOR HEARST MUCH BETTER

Washington. Jan. 2l.-Inqury at the house OF Sem
the senator IS much improved today -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

4 BULLET WAS WANDERING UP THE SDPrrr
As James Day Of Farview, y. j.. was walking along
'h"n'oerS-st.' not far from the hospital Yesterday
he was struck I'm the forehead by stray bulIet ubi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

must hay, been fired at distance the shot was not
hnard in the .treet The wound slight.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-01-01
Township Convention.

1 Prescott. Ark, Dec. 21. 1890. 1 Persuant to the call of the Dcno l cratic County Cent al Committee. the cOnycnlion ni Missouri township, was hel@ .t the Conr' House to-da'
 Geo. '. >moo,. -a~ ,lcc,cG chair msn. and F. F. Whit" Secretary. 'ro. p s,;noofr, (. (. ilamby, E. l.. Whilc, ". Y. Tompkins, W. B. White, J w. Gardner, John H. Ar mold, J. E. Portis, J. J. Thomasson, and A. J. Sullivan were elected dele gates to the county convention to be held at the Court House on the 3rd. proximo.
 On motion these delegates were instructed to vote in the said county convention for Hon. H. C.. Bum as the first choice of this convention for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and for Hon. W. w. Mans field as the second choice.
 Those of the above named dele gates attending the county conven- tion will cast the whole vote of the township as instructed.
 On motion the Picayune and Dem- ocrat were requested to publish these proceedings.
 Adjourned;
 GEO. r. SMOOTH, Chm.
 F.. E. WHITE, Sec.