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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
NETWORK CITY.

Henry C. Stokes. twenty-five years old, a merchant
~ LIVERPOOL England. was brought 10 the Chamber
Street Hospital yesterday from the Pacific Mail steamer
Newport from Colon. Mr.. stokes Is suffering from
pneumonia and typhoid fever
The Republican Club Of the XVIII Assembly District
will have reception and ball al Lyric Hall on Feb
ruary 3.
one of the japanese juggers at the Eden Musec has
attracted attention comedian. His fcats provoke
laughter and he is the equal Of many American
comedians The success of the troupe is not remark
able when their skill is considered There Will be the
usual sacred concerts to-day.
Enthusiastic Music Admirer. Your questions in
ve many expressions Of individual opinion. The IN
innate personal friends Of the gentleman probably
think as yOu intimate.
Of b.. Ncw-York. Mr. Dippel sang the part. and
very admirably, Friday night OF the week before
last
The public is 10 have opportunity to witness the
hvpnotic powers possessed by Nile. Agnes Charcot,
she will exhibit them at Worths Theatre and Museum
this week. Her experiments on Wednesday before a
number OF physician, Of this city were thought re
markable. These same experiments and other, Will
be made afternoon and evening In the curo halls as
Worth's. Grace Cortandt. the Witch of Wall street
and CunninghamS samoan warriors are also features
Of these halls.
The course OF free lectures at Cooper Union was
continued last evening with talh on Manual Train
ing schools By Professor c. VI. Woodward. There
was a large attendance.
One million Goldfish eggs were secured from fish I'm
the cars or floats AT Fulton Market Friday. and
taken to the hatchery at Cold sprin.. L. l.
steamers OF the Stoningon Line hc inside route for
Boston and the Easu will after to day lcyc New Pier
No. 80, North River. at p m
The regular weekly meeting OF the Shake pcare Club
was held last evening at the Berkeley Lyccum. 40
% West Forty fourth-st. Mrs. f. {. Lovcland read a
paper on the Natural History Of Macbeth and John
De Witt Warner delivered essay on The super
natural in Macbeth The reading Of the paper, was
followed 10y Il general discussion Of the play.
Several new features will be introduced at the
Coliseum Rink Tobo-gan slide, M one hundred ana
seventh-st and LeXingtOn-ave tins week. Inc slde
is operated by compressed air. and speed Of Sixty
miles an hour has been attained There is also
floor for roller skating. The Of tobacco ana liquors
of every description is prohibited in the building
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GOOD FELLOWSHIP AMONG STUDENTS.

"Good fellowship was evidently the watohw"d NJ
the reception given 10y the students Movement to the
Young men studying in this city. which was Nee!
last night In the assembly rooms Of the metropolitan
Opera House. Between 800 and 400 men. represent
ing among other institutions the Post"i"dh"to Mod
zeal College, Columbia college. tile College OF Phy>
cions and surgeons, the University OF the city 81
New York the University Medical College, lh'""
Theological seminary. Bellevue Medical College ana t
homeopathic Medical College, were present ana al ei
loved "A royal good time David Eovaird. j.. The
president OF the movement, a student 10 the college
OF Physicians and surgeons. presided. ana hr't miro
dnced Dr.. j. {. Stcdman. Of The Po't"faIuac Moll
cal College OK president Of the movement VII" spoAr
a few hearty words 81 welcome. Dr. ID. T. II. J"IIi
Roosa the president 81 the TosGradnaic Medical COL
lego then gave an interesting address, ana Wa l'I
lowed BIS Dr. &. f.. Quimby, Of the University IcI'''
college and Professor ". II. Thomson, "l tN' HH.'
Institution singing and refreshments helped To- com
petc the evening" entertainments
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TO HOLD 4 MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Henry H. webster who died January Il, had held
during the last fifteen years such executive plac-
in Young Mems Christian Association WORK 10 ao-
sistant secretary chairman OF the SUNDAY afternoon
services at Association Hall, member Of the Board 81
Directors, member Of the Committee of Management.
chairman Of the Executive Committee. vice Hartman of
the boys department. chairman Of the White 'ro--
Army Committee the movement for individual purity
and member Of the International Young Mems Christian
Association Committee. II was notable cllarsc-
tcri-tc Of Mr.. Webster that ne tried 10 persuade, al
every opportunity, boys, young men ana older men
to lead q life 81 Christian character ana usc1lncs.
4 memorial service will be held In Association Hall,
Fourth ave and Twenty third St. this afternoon -
30 O'Clock. Addresses Will be- given by william T..
Dodge Gephas Braincid and Professor j. +. Goodwin.
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NEWARK.
WILLIAM n pIpn EOITEn Gritty.

WILLIAM ID. BIRD FOUND GUILTY.
The trial OF William ID. BIRD in the courts at New
Ark indictment for betrayal under promise OF
marriage. ended yesterday and the jury reached
a verdict Of guilty eight minutes after they had re-
tired. The courtroom was crowded and the verdict
gave great satisfaction. Bird Iemandcd for SEN
tence. When taken out of the Court House by Officers
he surrounded by large crowd OF people. Miss
Grace Foulkes the plaintiff In the case. In the
ante when the verdict given. and burst INTO
tears. The Denaiiv is five years and hne. III case
marriage takes place before sentence pronounced
the law permits the Judge suspend SfntenoA III hna
rage takes place after the sentence is imposed, the pen
atty Is voded by the marriage.
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CT crORGr.s G1cTErY OFFTcTRS.

The animal meeting Of the -. Georges society was
held nj DelmOnicO's last evening. The reports OF the
secretary and treasurer and the Executive Committee
showing the charitable work done BY the society during
the last year. were read. The following officers were
elected President. /. ". j. Hurst; wee pie-doni-'
T. j. ShptOn Green and Harold y. >andrron treasurer
Thomas b. Bowriug, secretaries. Berkeley N''>h ana
Henry WrcalSs: executive committee, t. Fleming
Crooks n. :. Forwood. George Massey, Bruce I-may,
Richard Henderson, j. Frederick Lehman and II. \.
Rarkcr: committee 81 accpuut~. Henry Hague. ~ VI
D. p Moran The Rev. d.. T.. !. De costa and th"
Rev +. Walpolc Warren; phy >icau', DR.. L. II. Aen
and Dr. j. 4. Irwin
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

ROSLYN.-The adjourned examination OF Miss Ger
trude Brooke The English governess, on the charge OF
stealing certain articles Of apparel and !c~elry from
Mrs. Cendenin Eckert of Glen Cove, by whom she was
employed for some time previous to December %, came
up yesterday before Justice Losee. at Rosyn. Mr. and
Mrs. Ecker and their lawyer. and Mr.. and Mrs Hop
ping, of the Dakota Flats. New York. were present
At the last hearing Miss brooke had been allowed 10
GO upon her own recognizance at the solicitation Of
MIR Eckert and her own statement that she was 100 III
to bear imprisonment Miss Brooke did not appear
Yesterday and sent no message. Witnesses testified 10
finding Of the stolen property in her trunk ana IN
bureau drawer to which she had access II is be-
levcd she has gone to Canada.
LONG ISLAND ClTI.-A frame dwelling house in
Winfield owned by John Sprague was totally de-
sroyed by fire on Friday morning Loss 50 800; par
italy insured. The occupants escaped in their night
clothing.
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4 FAyrHrAHrED GREW ~ SORRY PLIGHT

The crew 81 the English steamer Conncmlrt refused
to go 10 sea on her yesterday. y new crew W.,
shipped and the steamer went on her way. Tie
original crew got an Idea that the hip un,caworty
She was AT the Atlantic Docks, in Bro -Nn. loadlnc
with general merchandise for swansea. The com
mander Captain BARTON. IN order to satisfy the crow.
sent over and had survey 81 til" vessel mad" by tl"
agents Of the company In which lie was Insured TIL
agents pronounced m" vessel -eawor;ly and size
hauled 3ut into the stream The crow were sul
unsatised and the captain. after canc them aft and
relieving his feelings sent every ashore and put 10
sea with the crew which he had previously arranged
should be ready The crew which refused worn hav"
no claim for wage, or effects and aOW at~tltut"
In the city The British Consul has refused 10 help
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

DISTRIBUTING THE CHARGE OF MURDER
Antonio Coiro, of No. rs Coleate-st, was arrested
at 80 a. m yesterday on charge of murder Chief
Murphy is not inclined to take any stock In the accus
ton After the arrest was made 1t was stated that
IL was for murder committed eighteen months ago at
the house Of Coiro and that the body found in
cellar The chief will not search the cellar for body
The man Coro was charged with the murder by
Rofeo Sico. who Quarrelled with COiro game Of
cards Coro arrested about eighteen months ago
on a charge Of manslaughtcr lie threw "A can at a
and il hit babe in the arms of its mother ana
killed It, For this he fined $50. The chief be
lieves that this is the that SicO Is trying 70 make
into the murder of Angelo COiro, cousin of the ac-
cused man. Cor0 was arragncd before Judge stu
sing And remalded
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4 NrMBER or ATTACHMENTS.

Judge Ncwburgcr Of the city Court has appointed Louis
Grunhut receiver Of Antonio Gallo builder Of Onchundr
ana twelfth L'noN-1Nc., on the application OF
Randolph Townsend judgment creditor. III, latest
OPERATION 1t sad building two ats " cost .lo 90
each in Onc-hundrcd and iNtlst west Of Legitimate,
tbs lots costing S2l 600 all on mortgage.
Judge Beach Of the Court Of Common Pleas ha, APP
pointed G. Anderson receiver for John f. walsh,
etcvedore lives 30 Chlrlton-st apfi-
eaton Of Robert T. Wal,h. John l.. Walsh fornory
In business his account but is now IN the employ
Of his brother His prop ry consists Of thirteen
Of land Palaskcnny, Limerick, Ireland and
Of Richard VI. Watson over which there Is lawsuit.
lie formerly had Government contract for work al
Hoffman Island the price being $4,000, but h. claims
he made money out OF IL.
Another attachment has been sIsp'ndc,
American National bank Of Kansas CITY by Judge
Of the supreme Court. ,222 Horace
Ball
Deputy Sheriff Fox has taken possession Of the store
Of Saul Frey aler in TRUNKS, at 40 ljS East one
hundred twenty nh-,t executions for sl127. H.
was in business Tor seven year, 30 Gj6 Thillaye.
and opened in Onehundr dand-twcnty.hfn- in Nay 1sS
Deputy Sherin Csrr1hcr Ia, poses Of tho
Office Maritime Reporter Publishing Company which
publishes "1hc s,abos.i" at No. - B1fclay.st. an
execution for ,39j, Ia favor Of Charlie H. Smith. Tn
company incorporated in January, 1850, with capital
stock Of $4,000.
Assignee Lincoln Of the firm Of John r. Plunmer 4
CO.. drygoods merchants. has ordered the sale auction
on February the Real Estate Exchange 10y Peter f.
Meyer. OF lot OF stocks bolus "ONHihg %
nrm and to Mr.. Plummcr individually. They consist OF
g. 500 shares of the ConstOck Tunnel Company. Il
bonds of the Comstock Tunnel Company bonds
Of the Riding Club. second mortgage bond. Neither
wood Hotel property, shares in the Union and Mdd sex
Countlc, Mutual Agricultural Association, q shares In the
Yary.n COMPANY and ccricat' Of deposit for
julien II, ctrlc Traction Company.
Judge Lawrence ha, granted an attachment against J..
Ensign Fuller formerly president Of the Consolidated Re-
frieerating Company for $4,000 Glass.
Lfff ~
the conpanys stock at $50 share by Misrepresentation
the stock, 1t Is claimed. having no value nsvs
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EY.MIEISTER MIZNER'S RETERN.

San Francisco, Jan. 24.-The Pacific Mail steamship
San Jose arrived this afternoon from Central American
ports. Ex-Minister Lansing b. Miner. who ~
called from Guatemala by secretary Blaine account
OF the Barrundia affair was among the passengers.
lie that hostlics existed between Guatemala
and san salvador al the time Of his leaving but fight
ing might take place at any time.
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SUICIDE OF Young MAN.

Beverly, Jan. 24.-Albert WINS jr young man,
committed suicide to-day by hanging himself in his
fathers workshop, which is adjoining the family home.
Young WINS entered the workshop early this morning
and some time afterward his dead body was found
hanging from of the beams. lie had been acting
strangely Of late. and is reported that he had got into
trouble with young woman TO whom he had been
a-iu ratfa
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers sailing for France Yesterday
on the steamer La Bourgognc f. X Bennett.
the Count de Desbach Dudley VI. Ferguson. Chief
Engineer r. Potts, Of the Navy the Count de Vcrchen
Emile Graner and G. W. Lee. on board the Fulda
we're DR.. W. Lee Howard F. H. Paine. II. d. Rich
ardson and Talbot Palmer. The Cunard steamer
Gaa took out among her passengers Captain W. j.
Hops bernardo Fernandez Nades. DR.. II. ii. Kline
jose Miles Baliesca and J. Wander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
NO PAY FOR CITY EMPLOYEES.

The deadlock In the city government Of Newark by
Che failure Of the Council to organize. is made serious
by the refusal of the Mayor to sign any paywarrants
to the city employees, including officials school teachers
and laborers. Yesterday the Mayor said that the
salaries OF the Police and Fire Departments and City
Hall attaches would be due this week, and that no
salaries would be paid unless the Council organized
and authorized such payment. All that he would con
sent to pay the temporary loans then due There
plenty of money, but no authority for It's as
bursement. The Democratic Aldermen viii have blu
introduced in the Legislature this week TO give them
the full control Of the city government By providing
for q Democratic majority in the Council.
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MICA DISCOVERED ~ NEWJERSEY.

Dover. y. j., Jan. "a (SpccialL-A valuable dis
Mrs Henry Day, near Mendham. The find is reported
to be worth thousands Of dollars Capitalists who
Informed Of he existence OF the mica fastened T. the
spot, and. after examining the land offered great
sum for IT, Mrs Day has refused all these offers. and
announces her Intention Of working tho mine herself
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pBEFERRED DEATH TO FACING CREDITORS.

Chicago. Jan. GA dispatch from Lchfeld, Mimi.
saws 1.-The my stcry surrounding the suicide on Deem
Der OF Henry L. Brennan. president Of the bank Of
Stevens & Co., is solved. The bank was nSolvent ana
its president took his life rather than meet his
creditors What was done with the money is NOT
known. The liabilities OF the institution about
si5O,OOo and there is not $4,000 10 pay the depos
itors Judge A. II. Young, Of Minneapolis. has been
appointed receiver and the banks affairs will be turned
over 10 him. Among the heavy losers is senator
George f.. White OF Chicago
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THE CHESAPEAKE OYSTER SUPPLY.

Baltimore. Jan. "a (>pcciaD.-Tle scarcity Of oysters
in the Chesapeake Bay continues T. discussion
to the bet method Of protecting the depleted beds
and bars The drcdgcrs organizing 10 protect their
Interests. AT SPECIAL meeting Of the oyster Ex
change il declared that the charges made that
drcdgcrs had destroyed the oyster beds untrue
Secretary COurSay, OF the Exchange. said that the
use OF the dredge cnlareeS and improves the rock
beds which the oyster grows, thereby improving
the size, shape and quality Of the bivave. TIC ell
forcemen Of the Culling law is the proper remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
ELIZABETH.

BE ROBBED A CHILD AND A BLIND WOMAN.
Peter SchOenburger Of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty
yesterday in the Union County Court TO robbing a
chd's savings bank of S3 and also to stealing gold
watch out of the house of blind woman. Mrs.
Ferguson. Of this city The prisoner is believed to be
professional sneak thief and cmanded by Judge
rmck for sentence until his previous record c0ud
Mot9er,aned from The Brooklyn authorities: Schoeli
% a. came to this city week ago TO visit frlend
Das Walker and In the house of the latters mother
hahC open the child's savings bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The supports to the western ap-
proach to Washington Lridge, the Housatonic
River at Stratfoyd. carried away by the MOOD
which broke the big dam at birmingham on Thursday.
and the bridge is closed to public travel and Will re-
main until repairs made. TliS is said 10 be Inc
longest carriage bridge in the state.
WESTPORT.-The Rev. Charles f.. Ferguson OF
Men oral Church of the Holy Trinity. has accepted
call to the Free Church Of St. James Episcopal syria
cuse. y. " and will preach here for the last time TO-
day.
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CANNOT SERVE THE WORLDS FAIR

Chicago. Jan. "a (Spccial-Directors Of the Worlds
Fair will have to look for executive officer after
the April election. Lyman j. Gage has decided thnt
after that time he will longer serve As pres
dent Of the local board of increasing bust
duties.
Lincoln, Neb Jan. ga bill introduced in
the House today apprOpriating $4,000 for tho
Nebraska exhibit at the Worlds Fair. The bill pro
vdes for nine Commissioner each from Re
publicans, Democrats and Farmers Alliance
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,,;R HUSBAND MAS ONCE A HERMIT.

wrarn Dooey, we'll known boatbuilder Of this
., Us been sued by his wife for divorce on the
- Of non-suppOrt. The papers in the case were
,a.ol him yesterday. DOOley runs large ship
yard o'doe" iS"ir' ''ou 'PP :, -,
liz 8, n eccentric character and for time led tho
49,. hermit on his vays, where he erected a small
, ,lS VI The couple have grown family Doolcy
~, property in this city and Will fGht his
publication,
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HUNTING BEARS IN NEW-JERSEY.

Bevidere, n. j.. Jan. 24.-The hunters in and about
Peters Valley. " j. near Dingman's Ferry are hav-
ing great sport hunting bears. -Four Of these animals
were seen on the highway farmhouse day or
two ago Several farmers, with their dogs started in
pursuit of them and the bears took refuge in pine
swamp The dogs succeeded in separating the bears
and the hunters shot and killed one Of them. The
Others went further into the woods and the dogs were
afraid to go in search of them. The farmers In the
the night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
AWAKE AFTER NINE MONTHS SLEEP

Dixon Ill, Jan. 24.-Mrs. Grace g. Ridley, Of
Amboy, Ill., who went TO sleep about nine months ago,
awOke Yesterday afternoon for the first time. Sho
wandered about the house but did not speak work.
time she took her accustomed seat at the table,
but could cat nothing. and when some one OF Tho
family attempted TO assist her she motoncd them
away with cultural sound but no distinct word was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
WANT AN INDEPENDENT TELEGRAPH LINE

Chicago, Jan. "a (special.-The new telegraph com.
mittee Of the Board Of Trade Is busy engaged in
figuring the cost OF an independent line TO New
York. The brokers appear TO be In earnest. notwh-
standing the eers Of telegraph people WHO that
they cannot make an independent line pay. The com
mittec will open correspondence with the New York
Exchanges the feasibility of the project but IL Will
be time before any definite plans are mapped out.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

.sTOR-General A. J. Warner, Of Ohio; Joseph Cook
- poston and President Francis L. Patton Of Princeton
college FIFTH AVENUES Senator J. y. Camden
q, West Virginia. GRAND-frofcssor George L. An
drews OF West Point. HOFFMAN-Rear Admiral John
r. Febiger l.. s. Navy and Edward Murphy, jr, Of Troy
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BIDDEroRD ELECTION TROUBLE RECALLED

IiddefOrd Me. Jan. 24.-The evidence in the suit
Of j. W. small. AIT. City Marshal Tarbox, the only
Of the cases growing out OF the municipal election
troubles in March that has 10 trial. closed
yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff alleges that he
wrOnsfuy arrested, and imprisoned an unrea,on.
able length Of time. while acting deputy sheriff.
The defence Yesterday alleged the of the de
lay in releasing the plaintiff that Judge Charles :.
Hamilton. Of the Biddeford Municipal Court was in
toxicated on the day in question. and could not he
found The case will 60 10 the Jury this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
FATHER AND TWO SONS BITTEN BY A DOG.

Charles A. Barnet and his two sons, living at No.
~ Grove st. applied last week TO DR.. Gibier, at the
Pastealr Institute for treatment Mr. Barnet and both
his sons were bitten by little mongrel dog belonging
to member OF the family, which Mr.. Barnet at
tempted 10 place In his barn. The brute bit him IN inc
nose and inflicted bites his sons, whom he called
10 his assistance The dog kept alive 10 see II de
he
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FORCED NAMES TO SECURE A PENSION.

Carlisle Penn, Jan. "a Special. Information was
laid yesterday against Anna : Custer. Of Lttestown.
Adams County, charging her with forgery. She had
applied to the Government for pension, and had
forged the OF clergyman and notary public to
the papers. She did not get the pension She was
taken TO Philadelphia by United States Commi 1ioner
Bell to answer the charge against her.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

TARfYTOWN.-The Rev. n. J. Wheeler who until
recently has had charge of mission church at East
Orange, n. j.. has accepted call from the Baptist
Church Of this place.
KATONAH.-The WestChester County Farmers In
stitute will meet here tomorrow and hold two days
session in Grand Army Hail. Speakers representing
the New York state Agricultural Society will make ad
dress eachd LAY
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MISS ABBOTT,S FATHER NOT SATISFIED

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. "a (Spcclal)-Seth Abbott,
father Of the deceased operate singer has arrived at
his Minneapolis home from Chicago. lie docs not
seem to be entirely satisfied with the 800 per month
left him by the WILL but contents himself with saying
We'll, Emma very wealthy, but she didn't leave
me very much OF it,
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lently advising and inducing client TO lend him
money, when he knew that he nsolvcnt and meant
it in desperate speculation. The committee.
therefore, recommends that proceedings be Instituted 70
Barry from the bar. Barry left town for
parts unknown several days since
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AN ET-COUNTY CLERK ARRESTED.

San Diego Cal. Jan. ON. ID. Hamilton
County Clerk, whose accounts were nearly $4,000
short when he turned the Office TO his successor
on January |, has been arrested and is now In Jail
His bondsmen responsible and the county will
lnsn nothing