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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
Dipiorno Notices

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OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE coMPANf.
los hA YSfHw.Y66HRK. July g. 1891.
At A. MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
"A Of the B:oadr2f Insurance Company, he'd this day
tvdsSS q Ave IR Be- cent % per cent was declared pay
fsa' books s G3 S;fa f. }5SE g 5f e date
CAEIDIIN PACIFIC HALFWAY.
y piyIDEEp N9T1cL;, ..o,, ., ,,,.
p. 1921; !. IT, f ~, rfR FIR r o ''Sst
8 = Hsa Il 5' one 's sss 6S Ia. iioi
s % s2nS sa EHs S' e '6TSss s pas
sa'Rss, s 4 resn9 payable s Ar Ct
deyerc os ana sig, Ags Il At that agency to share
H's S g n fssysis SsE4e On e 1oRsse M
IN 5bs Ps snaI isGas a 2: r., q % 5H
hs az e. P = ga 5y q @9f S about 4S4 .a
sss 81 G2 81 e e" Of h5 company Queen veor'
01 Tie ta%Sf of the wy be eS'f S.n in
toS SoE Re- F s5 hour JHy on IS snS F
25 and wiz be topned at 10 O'Clock a H. On Iuesea'
BY order Of the Board. ,,,,,,v,-,rrr eo..o,.-r
OFFICE OF G The RETHkT Msdre july 5ol
OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
ONE RoA r p5 6 sH aA SP s aP sex G p
ONCE Of the Southern Pachc Company No % Broad's'
transfer books will be closed o'clock p. July
H. and pena a. 70 SSIoe oS +. I
~ ''0e1 u Z. H. MILLER. JR.. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE HAMILTON LoAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, I5O BROADWAY. -.
NEW-YORK. July TO- 1891
CIXTH DIVIDEND. ..,.,,,,
- The Board Directors have this day declared aeni
annual dividend Of -FOUR a. Ter CENT, PAYABLE August
!, 1891, 70 stockholders Of record, June 80, 1881
L. T. SPENCER, secretlTy.
CORN EXCHANGED BANK,
NETWORK July -. 1891
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
d9.e on SYf r e & &"s
an extra dividend OF a. cent able AZ The sam
The transfer books VIII " Si9sea nhgl AuBsI ~
1891. LUZ ~" i-"N r, 1a,..sI---
TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Treasurer's once Grand Central Station.
New I0rS, Juno IS, 1s9..
IT HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Con- on
PAW have this day declared 4 ifviiend TWO PER
CENT upon its capital stock payable on SATURDAY
tho lst Gav Of August next at ui' once. Tho trlrsl
books will be closed NJ p on Tuesday. the 30h iss
and viii be reopened the morning o Monday. the 90
day o. N"p"'' IVA HENRY PRATT. Treasurer.
THE II b CLAFLIN COMPANY.
CORNER CHURCH AND WORTH sIs., y; r. OIIi'
THE QUARTERLY INTEREST on the pre-
Il ferrcd stocks will b. paid o. AUG l. -
Trunsfer books Will close nc D. H. July 20 ana &c
opea 10 q. - Aus. .. - =, ,orc,. ,---...
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ctgdmboais.

CATSKlLL MQUNTAINS.-Steamers. kAA-
" fERsktrL ard CATSKfLl leave Pier So. n. H..
100, Of taS:gt, every week day at ( p, o. coansethg
with Catskiil Mountain and Cairo r. Directory q
boardinghouses free at pier mailed
10 any address BY ". j. nuGHES. Treas. Csski. Y.
- TEAMER WINTHROP" for Bar Harbcr,
- Passport. Canpobelio. ST. Andrews and ST. Jean
Saturdays at D. m.
STEAMER LUCY p. MILLER" for Noek'anc ara
nangor Connections for NOosshead Lake Tue.days "a
noon. Both from Pier 49, East River, o. STAY q:
LANSING, 3O7 Broadway; LOWS EXCuANGE. St5
broadway and r. II. SMITH 4 CO. IL and 10 WIiiaa~sa
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ALBANY BOATS.
PEOPLES LINE

PEOPLES LINE
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier. IL ~ r., foot Canast at ,. M DAILY Sundays
excepted also BROOKLYN, foot FultoG.st, wa. An
MA BOAT, p. m. Direct connections 20 saratoga,
Lake GeOtgs AdlrOndaeks, thousand Islands sharon
Sprngs COopersGowl, R.chie!d Springs and Niagara
Fails. SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER. connects With
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SARATOGA
nd LAKE GEORGE
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Hudson RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

Day Line Steamers .
xEW-YORK or ALBANY
DAILY. except Sundays
Leaves Brooklyn, kuIton.st. 10y An1ex ..--o C0 r. n
New YORK De.brosses..t pier....-..Sa0 ;.
New.YOrk West 22d.st Pier. ~ co
Tor ALBANY. landing Yoakers. West Point. Newbure.
POUghAeeps!e Rhlaebeck. Catsdl and Hudson.
Returning leave Albany 80 4. m.
WEST POINT. NEwSs3Ifkssssa o rsd poKtEpsIg with
down day boat.
RHINEBECK, with UlstAr q Del. r. r. for resorts OF
the Catsktlls.
CATSKJLI. With special trains on Cats NJ. r. r
ALBANY, With trains for Magma Falls, Buffalo. ana
tho Wfst S,toq ara Ss East Moatrsa a.d &c Sorts
The \ Z Transfer CO. viii cheek baggage from hotels
ana rsI0RSiEG AND AFTERNOON CoSCErTS
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There were auction sales at the Exchange yester-
day, but there seems 10 be considerable activity among
the broiers as shown by the following announcement
Of sales at private contract: Bethany winans, OF
Fifthave have sold No COZ Fifth-ave. for Mr.. J. A.
Bostwick at $4,000. Also No. BOB West seventy
secondst for DIR. Franklin at 100000 TO E. Robinson
McCloud & Mahoney have sold at private contract
fortysix lots in Tenthave. Edgecombe Road ana the
section adjoining High Bridge Park, TO Hugh steven
son for Sl50,0o0. Those named as sellers Ia TINS
transaction bought this tract OF land In 1853 Tor
so5 00o L. J. I'd m, as Id plot 5oxl59 In Green
wich-st running through 10 Westinghouse. and near
Charton-st, for 100000 TO a binder who intends 10
erect warehouse thiS plot.
ID. Kcmpner a son have sold for the Brodeck es-
tate the nvestory double apartment house NO. %.
West Thirty -nlnthst, 26x72xl00. to Dir. Mitchell i0r
S25 900. Morris Il. Baer d Co. have sold for T.; ~;
PahalS the fourstory brownstone house no; ~ Eas'
Seventy third-st.. between Madison and Fnth aveSp
size 15x60xs0. tho price paid being S23'oOO'
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY

from Pier 80 East Hiyef Looy o. FIhg - rA
n B. with all connections fog iaterior points Elegant
o. ssenger accommodations. sup rlor table No remand
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A -NEW-LIAVEN. I5c.

A NEW HAVEN, 75c.
IA EXCURSION (good days., 81 Is
steamers C. II NORrHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek slip, Pier IS E. R., NJ and II p. M SUNDAYS
II d. nj, connecting New Haven WIFI special trains
FOR MERtDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, llCL.
YOKE &c Through tickets sold and baggage checked al
"a ;SBroadway New $ ork and 4 Courtst-, Brooklyn
NOR RONDOUT. KINGSTON and inter-
mediate landings from foot West l0th.st.. Pier a.
Daily at 4 q clock Saturdays AZ o'clock
DAMSDELL Line-St'rS leave Pier "a, ~ r.,
"a foot Frankn-st for IVES, Point Cola 6pins CONWAY
C0UTH NORWALK. Steamer City Of Albany,
y naekman.st. 80 D. n. saturday p. M. SUNDAY
40 % M. Fast aist-st 90 mnutc' ltSr
ROY BOATS FOR ADIRONDACKs, SARA
TOGA. LAKE GEORGE. Steamers Saratoga or
CITY Of TOY pier foot West l0hst daIy' except
SATURDAY, @ Z. NJ. Connect with express trains Tor
all resorts North. rate excursion tickets sunday
steanler touches ALBANY Rams rasefyed Ia advance
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Tbefe were no transactions in State issues
nor In city bank stocks. Quotations were not
materially changed.
The general bond market was dull without
other feature. Early there was little activity
in Atchison incomes, but after a decline OF ~
per cent. the trading ceased. Northern Paclhc
consol 5s declined 1-2 per cent to 49, ana 4S4a s
souri,. Kansas and Texas closed "a lower at g.
and Rock Island consol 5s fell ] per cent 70 %,
while Toledo, St. Louis ana Kansas Clyy I nfSIS
70 the movement was rally OF 3-8 in Rchmohd
Terminal S. Reference is made TO odr full
report Of bond sales. liz.
2, rather than l-2, per cent At the higher
rate however, the supply. was excessive, ana,
because loans extend 10 Monday, the case was
The Clearing House statement was as follows;
Exchanges, S79,419,392 balances, S4,342 81 o.
af R5n faS TIE TsS b ssRssa % he
SubTrSasu nS for the week ended tonight in:
cigdes receipts Of $50, a ,o2o aud payments q
s9as sh s gsRtfS on nal Jns
deducring from TIE payments S2,s65 900 and from
the receipts $4,000, 900 for items which affect only
result includes the receipt Of s, 900 for pay
meIt at other points. To-doys operation, ~. m
3fs; With balances of 11l.fsG,5O0 coin and
$25,360,727 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day S215,496 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were S49s,565, the in
ternal revenue receipts S509,s96, and the mlscei-
laneOus receipts S26,975
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares win
the figures OF the last previous statement as
follows
Net gold on e Sis gY "a Inc
Net silver hid. 3S,36l,sl3 35,16l,52S Dec 2ooSe
'o on hand hand $50 -22ssao .8a,slO Dec. 1924
Treasury vaults
Sert6estes sl52 500 2s7 s15s5484 o7 Inc. $3.50 10
Deposits in bank % 2o2,ls6 25124,S9l Dec. 900
Net cash s17s 19547S s17s 667 70s Inc. s472S20
'Denclt
The foreign exchanges remained extremely dull,
and rates for short sterling bills were reduced
I-Aa1-2 cent pound In the absence Of an
active demand for remittance, the reduction may
be designed TO secure commercial bills at low
Drice The following are the revised quotations.
and S4sS 81 for long and short sterling re-
snectiyely: French francs, 52l Ia and SIS is
reichmarks, 95 and 30 "a o,.
In Tondon British consols declined 1-3 per cent
10 o. lilo. for both money and the account
Tho Rank OF England gained 10000 bullion on
baIa,ce In the omen market money was aGnin
easter al / 7-sa2 is per cent for discounts, ana
nprbonoed nj "A and 1-2 per cent for daily
balances Bar silver fell Ia 90 az Esd. an ounce
American railway shares were dull and Irregular,
closing without other feature Az rars tIencI.
Z ner cents were weak in the early dealings, but
raiIving they closed unchanged at 9S.10.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
Number Of mlle,..... $g:.s .,7SgSs ..oS S sSs
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II OIINTZE BROTHERS, Bankers.
h 100 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
Issue Letters Of Credit for OF TrzveherA
Draw Foreign BIlA
WHEREAS, By VIRTUE OF AND PURsT

WHEREAS, By VIRTUE OF AND PURSU.
w ANT 10 an act Of the legislature OF the State Of
eH e61 o. a a 96 fPO% W ra
Tract Indebtedness AID sue bonds for funding the same
MsrcS 1870 and the ord Of tie Boad Of County Com.
su & ad eoany 3 the
thereof and e DofrGM he sum Of I'VE nInG6G oSsna
oT said bonds TO be two hqnd,ed in number and OF The
date OF issue be payable in twenty years after their
SaS pa s thereof ates ten years om ds q issue said
bonds to bear interest At TX Per cent peg snnlm the N,
s ssss;' q T. e R5ia IL Inc ,s VI iD inc
law S Ba oa Of G Ggn and or a.
fitS DIV Of July 1891, authorized and ordered
a ia 3D. viii be received by the Boasd Of County Com,
at 5 e b eere s Of said S Sas u sac e
o'clock p m. Of the 2lth day of August 1891 at which
OF TWENTY-FIVE Thousand dosrs must accompany each
'"g The legality Of bonds issued under the county funding
the supreme Court Of the STATE IN the ease Of Murray VS.
sven funding bonds declared legal Therefore condi.
tional bid bids made subject to legality Of bonds will
The assessed valuation Of all property in the
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any and al bids
For Information concerning said bonds address the IN
dated at sDOkAhe' WASH J TllyT T. J Is91
Chairman Board Of County Commissioners.
. = County &, ht7-- AUDITOR and cle,k of Board
DELAwARE LAC6AWTANNCX,AA, AXP WESTERN RAIL
TREAsURERs OFFICE g EXeAT M FI4s sB
- ECOND MORTGAGE BONDS OF NORRIS
- AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY, DUE AUG. l,
1891 win be paid that date from which time Interest
Will cease.
IL desired they may be exchanged for the per cent
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE
NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY, GUAR-
ANTEED BY THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA APP
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, due June l. 1913,
which bonds by the mortgage reserved
for this purpose. The terms may be asceained on app-
FRED H. GIRBENS. Treasurer
10 PER CENT Municipal Warrants, any
reference. + W TROUNCE. BOX 1874. SEATTLE. Wash:
OOO TWENTY-YEAR GOLD SCHOOL
DUO BONDS Al 900 each, interest at per cent pay
able annually July 1st Bids opened August 10.
1891. Address BOARD OF EDUCATION
Salt Lake civ Utah.
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i3eal Gstaie Uante6.

a WANTED for fall list improved and unim.
a. proved property let and SALE no charge for
registering j. ROMANO BROWNE & CO.. so West
S9d-st., near corner Of Broadway.
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7E.Fs
PT.YMOCTH and PROVIDENCE.

LEAVE .YEw.YoRK from Pier 2s y. I foot of Muf.
500 p. M-week days AID Sundays for Fall River
drec connecting with Pullman Vestbuled Express tram
due Park square Station Boston, 9 80 a. and Win
express for New Bedford thete connecting direct
WA soa; Tor MARINES NneyaTS and 6 NsRsscS os
Mondays az 3 a. MI $500. 49,,
River Due Newport, y, ran River 100 connect
100 NJ AID with express train. aDd through cars for
Cape Cod points, the White Mountains SC.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days and
SUNDAYS at 100 D. M, Jersey City 90 p. n.
splendid land and orchestra attached 10 each steamer
IN commission
IcSeJs. s;aterooms, &c, be obtained In NewYorE
a. i72 col as 9i 957, and 323 Broadway. 737 Sixth
ave- 20l West 125thst 1874 East l25t 25l Columbus
ave AZ Bowery Aston House and windsor Hotel 81 the
line Office P0r %, n r.. and on steamers
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hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.
STEAMSHIP co.

The direct line Cottage CITY. Mass anu Fort
land Maine. Competing IN al railroads and
steamship lines for Bar Hrbor Old orchard, Polanc
Springs, White Mountains Rockland Bangor Astpot and
ST. John y. B. ard ali Eastern SUMMER resorts Steam.
ere sal every Monday "Wednesday and saturday At
from Pier IS East River, foot o. Market S.r,et Y.
or further information apply 70 HOLLA1Io nall Age1
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STONINGTON LINE,


For BOSTON, NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE, MAR
THAS VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. CAPE COD. and OIL
THE FOUR LEADING STEAMBOATS, OF THE
WORLD in commission together.
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Silver iOos i0oI iO01 iOos iOs. iO0s I6lOOO
SALES 1T TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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Gre Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACING -AsS0CiA-
VI TON. RACES PROMPTLY AT 2 30 p: N.
NORRIS PARK AND JEROME PARK
On July %, On July 2S 90 80 81.
and ~. august - '" u 40 ~ -
Excursion fare 80 cents Excursion fare. 40 cents.
FREE FIELD AT BOTH PLACES.
H. @. CRICkMORE, Sec'y. \. J. CASSATr, Pres't.
In addition the Yew-York Jockey Club will give races
a. Jerome Park August T. H. H. 10, 21 20.
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CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
NEW-YORK July % 1891
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared dividend Of 1--WE f5 per cent payable the
,arehodcrs and after the first day Of August proX AS
an extra dividend a. cent. able AZ The sam
time The transfer books Will Dc closed until August o
H..
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Orcau Steamers

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts gsnefa express business, by all fast eteazu
ers, 70 and from Europe.
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A NCHOR LINE, [. 5. Mail Steamships
"A Eos 81 GLASGOW yh ,d doS n 4s.3 zSrS
Anchoria. July IS; a. ~ Ethiopia. Aug :! 8 m.
Deyonla. !, ,. Fun eesla- Aug. 10, ?. NJ
CITY OF LoME, sept s., = a m; Oct TO- 10 80 a. u
By s. s. dfTY 81 81 RoGG. So aed upward.
according ACCOMMODATION an9 location Of Room
OtLer STEAMERS OF the line $50 md upward
Second Cabin, $50. SteeEage SO
For books o, and lurt.fr Information, apply to-
HENDERSON BRoTHEIo, Bowling Greea, v. z.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL

IMAM LINE 7. 5. and Royal Mail Steamers,
l. For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or CHICAGo ..wedn esday, July 20 u 30 p m.
CITY OF NETWORK " edo sday, August D. . a ~.
(iiY Of bERI.i weinesd,y Agggs: II 10 20 a. M
From Pier 49, X r.. add joining Chrlstopherst berry
FIRST CABIN 500 and upwarL according 10 sTamcr
md location Of room SECOND CABIN, SO anG go
sTEERAGE SEQ ~PETfR WRIGHT SONS, General
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

A census bulletin just issued shows the
Indebtedness of some of the counties of
North Dakota. Trail county comes first
with a nominal debt only, given for 1890
AS ninteen cents per capita less sinking
fund. Grand Forks is second with a per
capita debt less sinking fund in 1890 of
SOP, and in 1891 of Sl.4a. Walsh county
is next with debt in 1880 of S1.57. Penn
bina is S2.55, CasS S6.45, Richland 1888,
Stutsman Sl1.3S, Barnes $40 96, Emmons
;SS3S3.7777 anu Burleigh S34.S3.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30
For Over Fifty Year,.

MRS. W1NsIow'L SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teething, is the prescription of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
slcians in the United States, and has
been used for over fifty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers
for their children. During the process
Of teething its value is i~ncalculable. 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures
d5ysentery and diarrhda, gripping in the
bowels, and wind-colic. BY giving
Price 25c. a bottle.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30
RuckIcn,s Arnica Salye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. C%hilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
IT no payment required. 1t is guar
snteed to give perfect satisfaction, o,
money refunded. Price Is cents Z
box. For sale by ]. J. Freeman.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30
clip averaged nine lbs! lie has a right to
feel enthusiastic.

The Wahpeton conference of Congre-
gational churches was formed at Forman.
in Sargent county, last week. The con-
ference includes the churches of Richland,
Sargent, Ransom. Dickey, hi Mcintosh
counties. Rev. j. NJ. LaBach was elected
president of the conference for the EN-
suing year. Several interesting addresses
were delivered. The next annual meet
ing will be held at Wapheton.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

About 1 O'clock Saturday afternoon the
listening to the +. NJ. Raworth & Co. VS..
the Northern Pacific railroad case. Mr..
Bulitt appeared for the Northern Pacific,
Hon. John NJ. Thurston, of Omaha, for
the Union Pacific. and Richard Gray for
the Southern Pacific. The two last
named roads were interested as mem
bcrs of the Trans Continental Association.
\ great many spectators were present.
and it is generally agreed that a good
ease for Fargo was made. The attorneys
for the plaintiff were allowed 60 days in
fence asked 80 days additional to make
their answer There the case rests.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30
A BUDGET.
The Liquor Cases Bob Up Again
George Peoples Gets the
Worst of it.
The Passing of Sentence on Bob
Roberts Deferred until
June 18th.
The Tria! OF Dennis Linehan for
Larceny Extended for
Sixty Days.
The ROndsmen Must Then Produce
Three Hundred Dollars or
the Defendant.

At nine O'clock Tuesday morning the
hearing of the case of Bismarck National
Bank VS.. o. S. Golf was resumed. MIR.
RAYMOND and Colonel hughes We're on the
stand.
Mr.. Flannery moved the court to instruct
the jury to bring in a verdict for the plain
tiff for the amount claimed. with interest.
The motion wa granted, and a verdict
for $665 was rendered for the plaintiff.
JUDGE FRANCIS FINED
Soon after court opened, Judge Winches-
ter sent a Daili1f for Judge Francis. Shortly
after Judge Francis arrival, there was a
slight delay in the case being tried, and the
following proceedings were had in relation
to the sentence for contempt OF court
which had been suspended over Judge
Francis head.
Judge Winchester, addressing Judge
Francis: l had you sent for the
purpose of passing sentence upon you in
the contempt proceedings.
Judge Francis: Yes, sir.
Judge Winchester then had Judge Fran
els sworn and asked linn the questions as
to his nativity, etc. usually asked before
passing sentence, and continued: You
have been found by this court guilty of
contempt of court. After rcllection-hav-
ing had time for reflection, if you have
come to the conclusion that you think you
did wrong and are willing now to say that
you are sorry that you did wrong, it will
be taken into the account as mitigating
circumstance in passing sentence, and ]
will give you an opportunity To say $"
now.
Judge Francis: 1t does not take me
long TO reflect. | have already stated IN
the hearing OF the court. that if the court
thought that the remark | made. taken al
Judge Winchester: That is not what |
val you to say.
Judge Francis: Then | have nothing
whatever to say
Judge Winchester: Tha question | ask
you ls-do you yourself think you did
wrongn
Judge Francis: | am under oath and
this is my answer. Under the oatl that
have taken | cannot say that | think ! did
wrong, except this -.
Judge Winchester: That =
Judge Francis: Then | will not qualify
it if | cannot be permitted to explain 1t. l
have no feeling that | dil wrong. At the
same time l have the utmost respect for
the court-fOr any court.
Judge Winchester: Our personal rtia-
lions have been very friendly: and person
ally l am friendly to you now: but feel as
though 1 would not be true to the high
trust that has been repoSed in me us Judge
of this district, to allow a matter of this
kind to go unnolicrd. | have observed in
the past that while you were JUDGE of this
district, no person seemed to take more
nridn i'm Sptinp tho linlitN maintained
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

FARGO is out with a reward of $50 "to
every witness who will convict parties
selling liquor without license" Under
and by what authority of law, as it were,
does the council of Fargo pretend to is
sue those documents dubbed 'licenses?'
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

IT is claimed that the new Great
Northern line will beat the Northern p.
citic $50 miles in distance and six hours
in passenger time from the Sound to
Minneapolis. 1t will carry through pas
sengers from tide water to Chicago in
ninety-three hours.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

jamestown Capital: A driving associa-
ton has been organized in this city with
DIR. Archibald president, A. NJ. Halstead
vice-presidcnt, Richard Giese secretary and
ID. +. Hughes treasurer. An executive
committee and track committee have been
appointed and all necessary facilities will
be provided for exercising the fast STEP
DprS.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

JuD LAMouEE and Captain Griggs are
reported as being in Seattle. Alleged
TOWNSHIP deals on the new Great North
ern coast line are thick in the air and the
genial captain is where the process for
contempt from Judge Roses court does
not have much force.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

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The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

a. Il. House has been appointed post
at Lane, McIIenry county.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

III. q. MERIT, OF Fargo, las applied for a
charter for a national bank atI.isbon.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

Grand Forks has IA new brick yard with
a capacity of 10000 per day.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

Bismarck will organize a permanent
stock and agricultural society.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

Copious rains have fallen throughout
North Dakota this week.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

DECORATION Day is to be observed
more generally in North Dakota this
year than ever before.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

The wool clip in Wa,d co, MY is est.
mated to be worth $4,000.
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

Hugh Kelly, aged II years, was drowned
at Grand Forks while playing around a
barup
The Dickinson press., 1891-05-30

James ii. Copeland, cashier of the Bot
tineau County Bank, died very suddenly
last week.