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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13
THE sPRINKLlyG TAX CASE


IL viii be remembered that, on July
2ltt, o. n. Petit aud hfty-two other
Taxpayers brought suit In the Third
District court against CITY Assessor
AMI Collector Clute. In their com.
plant they alleged. among other
things, that ON May 8, 1890, The City
Council OF this city ordered tax OF !
cents per foot ON the property Of the
plaintiffs. They also allegc that the
council has no authority TO collect said
taxes for these rcasonG That the
council has been given no power to
levy local assessment tax against the
citizens Of this city for sprlnkling Pur-
poscs aud that the proceedings hereto
foIo taken ny tho defendants have
teen without authority; that the ques'
ton In this action Is one of common
and general Interest IN many pcrrOnsi
and tue plaintiffs bring the suit IN their
own behalf and ON behalf Of all other
porsons similarly situated and who
may hereafter Join them IN the Cfe.
They ask judgment NJ follows: That
the ordinance creating sprlnkllng dis
trlct No. Is void; TINT the proceedings
Of the Council under that ordinance
lcvying local assessment VI cents
per front foot against the property of
the plaintiffs are void; that tho de-
PENDANT has no auth irity 10 collect
said tax aud that he he restrained from
proceeding any further IN the att cmpt
to collect the tax and that ON tho final
hearing tue Injunction be made pcr'
pctual.
III. case IL still pending, but AttOr-
noy Glenn, who represents the plain
tiiis, says that 1t viii come on In Sep.
temhcr. lie says further That there Is
no doubt but whnt the tax Il alleged
and that the court will 20 decide.
This total amount Of sprinkliug tax In
about $4,000. or this 5000 remains
unsettled. rhe tax has been delinquent
since July 18th.
Notices have now been sent out 10y
Assessor Cluto IA which lac states un.
lcss payment Is made by August 10Th
II viii be collected with cost.
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uiah's Mining Interests.

Alta meeting Of tho Board Of Dl-
recidrs Of the Mining Exchange yester.
day afternoon, Colonel Il. T.. Murray
announced that he had been arranging
for an excursion Of Gentlemen from
the east Ia inspect Ulah's mining In
tarests. lie had secured low rates, aud
printed matter was being prepared for
advertising the excursion. The follow
Ing resolution was unanimously passed;
Resolved, That the Salt Lake Stock
Exchange recommends the patronag
Of the public al largu--that may be in'
terested In mlnes-to Join an excur-
sion to investigate the vast mineral,
agricultural aud other Resources Of
Utah, under the auspices Of Colonel 4.
II. Murray.
II. q. CHAMhRRs, President
JAMES A. poLLACK,
Assistant Secretary and Manager.
The excursion Is expected TO take
place early next month.
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The following telegram from white.
wright, Texas, indicates that the PEG.
plo Ia that vicinity do not intend 10 lie
caught unprerared'
wmrEwHioiIT Texas, June ., 1891.
Chamberlain a Co., De- Moines,
IowG ship usat once one gro-. Cham.
bcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr.
hua Remedy, % cent Size, and two
dozen 80 cent size. We Hrc entirely
out and have had nearly forty calls for
itthis week. q. Y. RATinuN.
This IL Just such medicine NJ every
family should be provided with during
the hot weather. IL never fails and is
pleasant 10 take. For sale by Z. G.. NJ.
/. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13

BUTLER, Pa, August ~. - The
Standard Plate Glass Works today
passed into the hands Of receiver as
Schmeriz' estate and Stockholders. The
Schmeriz' estate held large block Of
stock and w. y. SchmeriL was the
treasurer Of the company. Its failure
made the appointment Of receiver
necessary, In order TO save she plant
from sale by his creditors. The glass
company n not embarrassed and win
pull through NIL right. ID. u. Wheeler
u The receiver.
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ruLea'rs oS LOWELL.


LONDON, August 10. - The Times
says: The death OF Lowell will prob
ably bc more kcenly and widely felt
Ia Englaud than would Ue that Of any
other American or, indeed, any man,
not a fellow cOuntryman. With his
death there passes into history really
remarkable mind, whose reputation
viii grow with time. The corrupt
politicians hated him, but he goes 10
the grave moufned by all that are best
In America and amid the heartfelt 90
gard aud admiration Of England.
Tie Standard sayG "America may
claim the distinction Of his birth, hut
his fame belongs TO the wide republic
speaking the English tongue"
The Ddiy Aows says. "Lowoll will
be lamented IN England not les than
Ia America. lie was n clever fighter
aud always on the side Of truth, homes.
", Justice, freedom, mercy aud peace. {"
All the other London morning news.
papers contain comments and long
obituary notices.
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Ava. HoRSusO, n well known man.
uiaotufor Of boots and shoe. ut $50
Nolan street, San Antonio, lcXas,wlli
not soon forget his experience with an
attack Of tho cramps, which he relates
NJ follcwsi ri was taken with u violent
cramp In he stomach, which | believe
would have caused my death, had II
not boeu for the prompt use 81 Cham
tcrlain's Collie, Cholera aud DinrihW1
Remedy. The nrst d1sc lid me -
much good that followed u up IN 20
minutes with the SECOND dose, and be-.
fore the Doctor could get Ia wheru /
was, I did not need him. This REMEDY
shall always he one VI the mainsiays
of my family" For sale 10y 4. G.. NJ.
|. Dsug Dept. d&s
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The following commu uication liar
been received by Governor Thumas
from Henry y. Hooper Of Brooklyn,
y. "; "rhe province Of Valencia, In
spain, IL an extensive plain whose
lower extremity meets the Mcditer-
raucan sea, and Is otherwise bounded
by semi.clrclc Of mountains. Down
the mountain sides run several river.
In the time OF the Moor, 1000 years
back, the waters u these streams we're
confined by substantial dams for the
purpose OF irrigating this Immense aud
then useless waste % plain. The laws
established 1000 years ago for the dc'
livery and usH OF the confined wntcr
proved 10 be 90 perfect aud Just that
they have remained unchanged
90 this day. Under them the
entire plaln became, and " now,
ono Of tile most fertile aud fruitful spots
on the earth. should II b. that you
Rre unacquainted with the history Of
the Irrigation Of the province o NalOn.
ella, Of the regulations governing the
distribution Of water upon IL fields, OF
Of the construction Of ~ substantial
dams, wish to sly that by proper ap.
pllcation 10 our minister Mt Madrid /
10 not douOl but that you can obtain
plans of the system IN dctailaud copy
Of the rul,s aud regulations by which
II Ia governed. At the convention
which Is soon 10 be held Ia Utah on the
subject ~ Western Irrigation, u occurs
to me that your society might lud In
such history much OF value for the
purpose for which It IA called together.
am quite sure that note addressed
by you, In your official capacity, 10 our
Spanish minister ON the subject would
he at Oncu acted upon by hiui, and the
Spanish government would most cheer
fully accodo TO your request"
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A Desperate GsnE or Criminals Cap
tured.

DR1RoiT, Mich, August iS.--A
most desperate gang Of criminals In
Detroit was arrested today, charged
with the abduction, last March, OF
Joseph par,lne, one Of the w.althiost
mlllurs OF the Northwest, nndS highly
respected citizen Of Detroit. The gang
includes Johnny Considine, Billy
Considine rhomus Kennedy, Frank
Grllllths, James Mcdowell aud Ed
ward Kent. They have long been the
terror Of Detroit mud the Considinez, nj
least, have criminal records In Clcye.
land, Ohio, Marquette, Mich, and
other places, besides their native heath.
Perrlne, II will be remembered, was
released by the gang after "a hours
capiiylty.
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TERRITORIAL CONVENTION


by the direction aud authority Of the
Republican Territorial League and the
Republican clubs OF Utah, u Repub.
lichn Territorial convention IA hereby
called 20 meet on Wednesday, the 2nd
day Of September, 1891, at the Federal
court room In salt Lake CITY, ut III
O'Clock n. M, for tho purpose OF organ
izlng the Republican party In Utah
and the election OF appropriate COM
mittoes 10 effect that object.
County conventions for the purpose
Of selecting delegates 10 the Territorial
convention will be held on Wednes.
day, the Goth Of August, at ] O'Clock
p, M, at the respective county court
houses.
All Republicans are invited to Join
aud aid In perf.cting tho organization
throughout the Territory.
The convention will consist OF 900
delegates, allotted 10 the several coun.
ties aE follows:
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DRESS GOODS.

Now IL the time 10 buy them.
~ pieces all.wool 40 inch Plalda and
Stripes, mt only ijc., worth Soc.
10 pieces French Brocn,le Bunting, all
wool aud more than yard wide,
in Tan-, Blues snd Browns. This
article Is worth oOc.; we are going
to sell It Mt a5c.; how h thAt2
81 pieces Assorted Dress Goods at l5c.,
regular price 3ic.
90 pieces Assorted Drcss Goods al l0c.,
regular price .jc.
Doh't fall 10 see the Mohair Dress Pat
tern that we are selling for $500. II
viii astonish you. Il Is worth
$1,000.
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Probate Court.

Estate OF rhomas Green; hearing Of
petition for sails ofreal estate continued
TO the 18th Inst.
Estate Of Charles Raybould; APP
prnisers appointed.
lstate Of Jane Barker; hearing Of
final account and petition for distribu-
ton set for September 9th.
Estate OF John A, BOuck; hearing Of
poiilion for decree directing adminis-
tratrlx to convey real estate set for
September 18th.
Estate OF John Eckman; time for
showing cause why sale of real estate
should not be- made set for September
18th.
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WASH FABRICS.

See our Do. Table.
soc. zcphyrs down 70 l6'ic.
Zephyr Bingham only Sc.
roc. Challioa down to l2iic.
900 piecoi Challics, WIN wash aud not
fade; IL yards for si.OO.
May urgAndio, l2ic., worth zoe.
We have a splendid stock Of fine Chal.
Lies, Tissues, Pine Apple Cloth,
Lawns, etc. etc. They must be-
closed out.
REMNANTS Of Challlcs, Glughams,
zcphyrs, satoena, Calicoes and
Lawns NJ half price.
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PARIS, August IL. - Grand Duke
Alexis has left this city for Vichy. As
the carriage OF the grand duke passed
along tho streets, the crowds chcerod
him Enthusiastically, and M lac smil.
ingly bowed In response TO the hearty
greetings rendered him, the crowd
broke out into cries Of "Nivo 10 Russia
ct In France" aud "Vive liz Car"
when the grand duke reached the
railway station there was repetition
Of the scenes Of enthusiasm witnessed
on the streets,
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PHILADELPHIA, August l3.--J0b
HAns, aged sixty, coal dealer, was
found dead In his oilico this morning
with his skull crushed. A club aud a
hatchet covered with blood, were ly.
Ing on the llDOr OF the oillce. Colored
men have been seen lurking In the
vicinity. They are suspected Of hsv-
ting committed tho deed, but they have
not yet beon apprehended. The mo.
i've for the crime Is supposed to be
robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13

Bosrog, August la.-A rumor that
General Butler died yesterday sudden.
~ on his yacht was circulated In this
city last night aud caused some excite.
ment. II Is ascertained from Lowell,
whore the general lives, that he IL not
on the yacht, but nj home enjoying his
usual good health.
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Oiiver Wendell Holmes would Not
rath for Publication

BosroN, August ~. - Dr. oliver
Wendell Holmos Is much affected by
the death Of his life long friend, James
Russell Lowell, although, "a he eayt,
he had known II was coming, a long
tlmc. He declined 10 talk on the sub.
Ject for publication.
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NOTICE

Is fLHEnY CiNEN THAT rliE Cifi
1 Council, sitting a. board oi lqn1Hfatnn,
will be Boo HrHHinu tor tfu rnrHtrulifH dave Ht
thutify Hal .duruE uHuai fuHIurHH t.urH T.,
commencing Friday, August alsi, lTlltlud ruds
lnF Mondny, August 4isi lH' for determining
all complaints inside iu fcEHri tn She HHHystvd
value ni any ruu'rty, nnltu change or correct
any valuation % properly un thc tily Nsstts.
tntut Noil. j. .. jazz,
dd city Recorder.
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BLACK SILKS. TOO,

Are put way down for this occasion.
Also cur entire line Of Plaid and Stripe
Trimming Silks.
Ys,
Plain India Silks AZ well.
A nicer selection Of shades can't
bc found 49, piuk, Blue, Hello.
trvpe, Beige, Porcelain, Sage,
French Grey, Cardinal Cream,
Rose, Sapphite. Black and white,
all at special prices.
AND
900 REMNANTS Of Silks at lsss than
halt price.
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BAR HARD0R, Me-, August H.
Secretary Blaine, when Informed Of
the death of James Russell Lowell, tx.
pressed his deepest sorrow, Whoa
asked II hu would not make somr state.
ment about Lowolps career rs
dlplomatist, he declined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13
LAcES.

You can't use too much on your dressea
this scnson.
slil, Lace worth Soc. for ljc.
Slls Lace worth 0Oc. for 25c.
SILK Lace worth i5c. for zoe.
90 pieces Assorted Lace u, DC.
90 pieces Lace Job lol), lOc., l5c. and
2Oc., worth 25c. 10 5Oc.
Tofchon Laces at the same big rcduc-
lions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13

ST. PETERSBURG, August lathe
relief measures for the distressed prov.
inccs are being rapidly pushed. Com.
mittUes are advancing money Ia small
farmers 10 provide food and seed. The
Interpretation rates have already been
reduced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13

sT LOUIS, August l3.--llrpry Hen.
son, the wife murderer, was hanged at
5ill this morning. The condemned
man refused 10 have the death warrant
read, ami at his request no religious
services were read on the scaiiOld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13
John Crecnisaf whu,ier on Lowers
Death.

NEwnuRYrORT, Mass, August Ia
John Grcenleaf Whittier was much
shocked 10 hear about LOwel's death.
"roo bad, too bad, !" he raid. at il In.
deed great lOss to American letters
and 10 the WOrll.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13
SALT LAKE NURSERY.

VTAvtNG HEC0MF soLE PpOpnfEroR
4 o. The ~slt ilsc Nu seTy, am nov urf.
pared 10 furnish truit, shade aud Drua.
mentei tre,s aud shrubs. % boat quality
Nur.cry one mile south Of city limla. on
stats Road.
Az MAgrIN CumsroruERsEs.
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PARASoLs.

Gracious, how chtnpi
A s2.7i rarasol Tor fi.e5.
\ a-.lU Par,sol Tor Sl.OO.
A SLIGO pafasol Tor sjc.
a good pamsol Tor lbc.
" coune such disparity between N,
regular price aud the sale price
sounds Unreasonable. II would 10
but for the fact that they were
bought recently at Just such values.
Chilitcn's rarasoi. at 25c., Csc. ami
'oc', worth dOc., sOc and sl..5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13
seven Whalors Picked Up by the
Cutter "Rush" In Deplora-
BILE Condition.
srallnc seHooNrRs WARNED eY
THE WAR VESSELS.
The "Corwin" Captures Schooner
with One Hundred and Seventy
skins On Board.
Hunting rrespassers sud Procuring
PRISONERS,


SAN FRANCISCO, August ig.-Re-
ports from Ounalaska Of August let
avs that the United States steamer
"Mohlcan" nearly ran ON the rocks at
81. George Island during a fog.
The cutter crush" Picked up seven
men Ia u whaleboat from the whalCr
TRITON" They were lost Ia the fog
and had drilled around for ten days,
beforo they were picked mp. The mep
were In IA terrible condition when
found, one having gone mad, aud four
others are not expected TO survive.
The Examiners Ounalaska CORE
spondent. under date Of August Tth,
writes that during u cruise In the
vicinity Of Seal Islands, tho war
vessels had som ami warned fifteen
scaling schooner. Many OF these had
10 he brought 10 by shot, before they
would halt, aud only one schooner sue.
cuedcd Ia running away. As about
nfty schoouers have received warning,
next cruise Of TIE war ships viii re-
suit more seriously 10 the ponchcrs, "
cnught In the hehring sea. The
"Th.ils" was 10 sail NJ the date u
writing, and will lie followed by 9th.
era.
The Behring sea commissioners ar.
rived on July 2ith aud are proceeding
with their investigation.
H.M.s. "Porpoisc" has arrived here
from liz China station, and each nation
now has three war ships here In add.
lion 10 tile United States cutters.
ON July .Sth, the "Corwinn cap
tuf,d "A sealing schooner "lthUp
from Fan Diego with 40 skins on
board. Next week tho steamer AMP
will be scut TO sltka with the prizes aud
prisOnera.
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"
You have amy boys from I to ~ years
old, send them to US fora suit Of
cSlhrs; we axe closing out our
clothing.
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do 10 SrENCEB. BYwAIER & Co.'S
u aud 10 West south Temple street,
for Tin Roofing Gathering, Spoutiug
Stoves and TinwRrc, etc.
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Hanged.

LEXINGTON, Mo, August l3.-Chrls
Young, slayer OF Steven Ferguson, was
hanged this morning.
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JOHN C. CUTLER s. GRO
Agents Provo Woolon Mills.
Homo Made Wooden Goods,
Wholesale and Rotal,
pGy- No. 80 Main Street. "a


Don't buy imported Lard; get u pure
Mt the Globe Market, opposite Il. C.MI.
RouTWT SHERWOOD.
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LONpON, August ia.-liad crop pros-
poets are reported Ia Burmah, owing to
drought.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13

Or. j. THOMAS, SURGEON DENTIST,
No. 10 Main street. All work guar
antced. Auusthetics administered.
EIlnnha and natrnns lnvlla.I. d
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EANDKERCHIEFs.

IS dozen Ladies' handkerchief ut &C.,
SO. and ialc.; regular price l5c..
2Uc. aud zoe.
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zap ROGR a Nj Nj e ~
SILKS.

lhlnk or III
Only abc Tor Surah SILKS that arc
worth G0c., all shade.
Crepe dc Cheinus, lovely patterns, only
7jc., regular price .l.2i.
Printed China sllks, stylish designs,
worth 9Oc., going In thls sale at i5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13

Ia practiced by many people, who buy
inferior nrticleSof food because cheaper
than standard goods. Surely infants
are entitled 10 the test food obtalnablo,
II IL "A fact that tho Gall Borden
Eagle" Brand CONDENSED MIX h the
best intant food, Your grocer aud
drugglst keepiI, Sx
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LogDos, August lathe Times
correspondent nj ~. Petersburg says:
"In certain well Informed circles hetu
II In maintained that the harvest Will
in no way be NJ bad as pretended. The
rye crop Il not email enough 10
warrant the prohibition. The Ukase
ia rather considered political move
against Germany and Austria.
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SHOES.

Two or three lines tD clcse out.
A $500 fhoo Tor $3.50.
a s2.25 shoe Tor Sl.75.
a $500 shoe for SEQ.
a si.O0 clipper for soc.
a Sl.aO slipper for 0Sc.
4 lot Of odds and ends In Childrsns
Shoes, at lrts than cost.
We carry hill line Of Mems Shoes.
We are selling them cheap.
LINENS.
Turkey Red Damask, only a5c. Peg
yard
Half Bloaohsd Damask, only 2de. per
yard.
Towels, Crash Napkins and Tides a.
reduced prices,
Lace Curtains, Silk Curtains.
Fancy Table and Piano Covers at cos.
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The Drain uhnse aud crop Prospects.

BERLIN, August l3.-At first II was
believed that the Russian ul,asc was
directed ut Germany, but the govern.
ment now appears 10 be convinced that
II was prompted by &c homie motives.
The German import u rye Ia the lat
decade amounted only TO about one.
sixth Of her own product, but the fail.
ure Oi the German crop TINS year
makes the situation more serious Tho
latest statistics, however, leave ground
for the hops that the harvest will be
better thAn expected.
Reports OF u rise la the price OF rye
Ia Holland has caused further rise OF
one mark here today. But toward the
close, the price frccded two marks.
Wheat advanced ia marks on un-
favorable reports from New York.
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JO7IJNGS ARUUT TOWN


Music IN Paradise rHrS ihs evening at O'Clock.
Grand concert ny 'onHor Ei.hth Eesiment hand.
Christopher Lyons a driver. - Years oil. was ar.
rested and aiken to the THIRTEEN
last n 2ht on hc charge of assaultnp Madeline CAsso
B yeare Old. OF I.b West Nineteenth street.
Mrs. NJ. Suh Nho was tax en- tn the Presbyterian nos
pAi on Saturday attor attenptinx 10 kii herself Ivy
MA rl UNCONSCIOUS Yesterday. Tho doctors think
size viii die
Cap. Richard Jrn-s Of tho tuahou Spray found ~ .
nuho bod or sandy. haired boy noatihr III The EasL
River under the Hr"bElrn Hrlds, Nssi-rdLy Just be
fore noon II WAS Identified as th~ nodv II Ilendur
Zalaiek. Of Eat seteniythird sueet who haA heen
drowned while bathing
swtchmRn on tho New io-L. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad, WAS he by leo Meade IN no lIar"m
foiics tOrrt Yesterday III 81 30 for examination n
charge OF AssAuunG hi. ~ Year I'D daughter, Sellie
and lis is.year Old daughter MARY.
ThS young girl who as found unconscious at Man.
hR an street nnd Aihstrr lam avenue on SATURDAY
night recovered con.rluf.h"s, Yesterday she he
SEEMED herself as Amy Law a sarswoian I.ylrg At
w., Ihrd avenue she silfrring from hystrriA to
which she s.uhect Sopfrs'n Of that name 10 LnOwn
NJ the ~ l''rrss gwen.
Os ar Andet,c - ,"as o!I, Stood close tue -igs
OF ITO draN ~ iNe MaHi-,n avenue bridge when vs.
swung oien vrstrrtin, nj en- '"n 80 allow h"at to
got IEIr aud to9p Ell ~ ultu ihe Ilsrirn River ne
hah al u about hT;y Get .ntO TIE water but
not mhCi1 tho Nurs" tnr Il
R"hrrt Gleason. >. years nh, lahorrr Of 5In Nest
Nine;tenth street is alleged To lhre rarturei tho
skull Of Alfred hodseu or tho sAue address at q ~
him When he pushed hun on he foil and hurt him.
self on the door 'iodsen was taken to the Now York
Hospital His injury Is serious Gleason was locked
up In tho He,t twentieth street police station.