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To BE Consul at Antigua

[By telegraph 10 the DispHten-I
w.susaro. October 24.--The Pres;dentt
20 5ay1 appointed Richard Herbst, OK
Ohio. to be United States Consul ut Anti
qua. West Indies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

anrSECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
,.orn.r Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. w. ".
EAsDRux, the pastor. wiz preach 81 IL n -
and +. y.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
HIGH-GRADE BONDS.

wa,ava for sale choice lot o. GILT.ED0E
INVESTMENT BONDS. including
CITY OF LYNCHBU RG PER CEN1. BONDS,
CITY OFLYNCHBUkG6 PER CENT: BONDS,
CITY OF DANvILLE PER ckNA. boSDs,
CITY OF DANvILLE PEh ESi DvS D W,
CITY o OF ;wYTHEvILLE VA.l PgRCENT..
CITY or nashville QESS) 4Is PER CENT.
CITY OF CHATTANOOGA TENS) . PER
CENT. BONDS.
ALSO,
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER G CnES. lsr MICE
sPER CENT. BONDS a. price to yield inves-
tor o14 per cent net, 49,, =, ,.p ,r>-,,.
PETERSBURG X. X CLASS EN- ShN Lsy
investor from 5la per cent. W o's per cont
net -, -.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS s SON. Bankers.
corner Tenth and Main streets
"A oa Richmond, Va
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PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, OCT "a, 1881
lBy telegraph
lyRrVYD.

Steamship Nethcrsato, Galveston, to coal, and
sailed FOR Liverpool.
steamship Esetern Prince, New Orleans, to
coal. and sailed for Rouen.
st.amship Wyanolle, Richmond, and sailed for
New York. merchandise.
steamship Michigan, Norfolk, and sailed Tor
West Point
SAILED
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Weauots. Fine s3.75as4: supernne, s4-25a
$3.50; extra, $40; family, Soaso.So; pat
ont family, s0.oOasO.
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New Orleans papers please copy.

VONDERLEHR.-Dled. at the residence
OF her sister. Mrs. Q: Gregory on no Sheissa
Hill. at 4. NJ, Mrs; M. v, - s1 bsr aas
Her funeral will take place at st; Mays
Catholic church THIS EVENING at 4
o'clock.
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Schooner Tecumseh, Boston. coal
MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK. October 2i.-Arryed: Vera AT.
riv,i ont: Augusta Victoria, Lydlan Monarch,
and La Bretagne.
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SfARiNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OBJ RICHMOND. ocroseEe4. 1891

PORT OBJ RICdMOSD. OCrOBgR@4 1Sol-
ARRIyED.
steamer Ar-el, Doyo, Norfolk, merchaniiso
and passengers, /. b. TaIum, yice-presdenL
SAILED.
Schooner Jennie L. simmons, Williams, New
YORK. ratlroad-ties; vessel, Curtis < Parker.
Schooner speedwel, Airy New YORK, pig-lron,
J. =. Gordon, agent vessel, Curtis & Parker
schooner Mantle Saunders, steelman, Albany
r.n bermuda Hundred, rallroad-ties; vessel,
Curtis & Parker. ~ r,.-.
Schooner Eva A. Dannohower. Johnson Olty
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-25

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant and slightly
warmer.
Range of the Thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH office yesterday:
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yI1 4 q Il Al.

WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
w amounts to lend on city Improved real
''' $3.50, $4,000,
500, 300,
800, 400.
-. 5s,,at J.THOMPSON BROWN & co.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
WI ESTATE.
Wshaye several sums u money In small ana
large amounts 20 loan on Improved city real
estate a. & per cent Interest.
o,oro, IOI4 Main street.
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,D iae DlsDateh.l
veg ~. The Pope has
aic.1lsnOy OF AK.
uied by the
IT, ei'logafding the
'.iee Minister Of Public
.ttt. i.s ArchbishOps Of
.s..... iheF diOcesas without
t.. ave niueDt. an order
.F result - tho recent
''- .-s a. Rome against
~. .'s "AO were said 10 have
go H. eAs.Dle manner At the
- TIA lsttAr tbs Pous says
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-24
RUN

Fast Trains with Pullman vsst tbuiel Drawn,
Room Sle prs. Diuin; Cars anil Goa hes ii
latest design. b,tw.,i Chicago Al Nils lr,te.
and ~ Paul ard Mime tpplie.
East Train wita Pm ] nan sestibui-l DRAWING
i.oon s'csiefs, Dining Cara and Coaches II
latest dNsisi. briwaea Chicago an | MiiwauI.se
and A, hisa Isl and Dnintl.
Through Pullman Sestihuls DRAWN. Room
and Iosonist Shoppers via tho Northern Pacific
ilaiirpatt betaefn thieaso ami Portland. Ore,
efn, Northern and Genital Wisconsin polnts. nj
fording uneanailesi service TO and fron, WanEe-
sim, Fond an Las, Dshkosh, Eau Gl.irs. Huriex
Wis. and ropwood and Bssscm ", Mich '
Fer tickets. sleeping-car ns ~rvation. time tn
bls- and other Information. apply 10 agents of
United Sta es or Canada. ~"
Sk. Ainsiie. Gent Manager, Milwaukee. wis,
j. nj. Hannasori. General Traiho Manager.
it. Paul, Mimi.
Louis Eckstein. Asst. GenI Pass Ag'f.,
Muwaukoe, Win.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-24

CUMMONs-JN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
= tho first judicial district OF the state of Mon
tana, in and FOR tho county Of Lewis and Clarke,
ier nd William Darlington. defendants.
The state of Montana sends greeting TO the
above named defendants:
brought against yon BY tho above named plaintiff
In tho district court of the first ~iudlcisi District
sf the state Of Montana. in and Tor tn tho cona : Of
filed therein. within ten days exclusive OF tho
day Of ~scrvice) after the service en- yon Of this
fcrysa out Of this county. bat within this dis
days. or judgment b. didn't viii. be- taken
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain n judgment
n fun naha fe : NJ s ass'n aoli s9s e e. so So co. ss% @it q in ass re-. e
from June 18th. 1889. { 70 ba ,snce remaining nm
i~r The saIe II ,ertain real astaie IN no coen,y Of
Lswia ard Cla-tc, to-wtt: lot twenty-five in
..sck twenty 4 ah,ssman and Davis, addition
entered into by p.nintiH ard sonrs 'lves, n June
.. th. 1880. and By which yen asreea to iay plain
~ the ann , i O. twe1ty.swo hundred .na nifty
dollars (s5,aOo, rasit and twelve hundred and fifty
dollars 81 .2s0i on or i,e'ore June 2stp. is1. tho
deferred psFms.if hearing nj rest It Tie rate of
ten per cent or anntin, from june 9th, 1851.
Also for a decree of foreclosure and 5 .le Of NIL
tho right tit 9. int r7fi aud equity 81 redemption
Oh yDu. tiW 8Isl bS1efttisibts. WIN Aiia ~ lb1 y ~
premiras and every piFt thereof. rntcr raid ron
tract and bond for u decd: that the proceeds OF
tho ssio there I be applied in payment of the
Judgment ob'sired hsr.in by iiaintiff aga nt
you. and in case such procscds o. said iaie ate
Insufficient to pay the fame. the for n judgment
for any deficiency remainir 4 after appl. inr such
rrecsoda, against on: for I. Q costs NJ s,Ist tnI
Tor ,rnersl relief. All no more iuiiy appears
from tho c, mplaint on tile herein. TO which refer
euco IL here - lad
And sou are hereby notified fhat II yoa fail To
appear and rtswer tne said eorapinint. Ms above
c,iift fer ths relief demanded In the complaint.
Given undor my hand and tho seai OF The dis
trict court OF tle tirsi Judicial diftricf IF tho
sia.o u Montans. IN and far the county Of Lewis
aud Ilatke. this AT, day OF Ieeentef, in
the ,rar OF our Lord, ono thonsaiid eight hun
dred and ninety.
IslA : Il .OHN BEAN, &c X.
By n. J. EAsEpY, Deputy.
I. y. snd y, H. MeisTIGE. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-24

pROPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS Af.E
1 invited for the care. support and nainten
spec OF the sick; poor and infirm Of Lewis and
Cinrke I ouniy, Montana. per capita By the week,
for the year succeeding March /. ls9i:. said pro-
posais 10 cover the entire cost Of feeding, cloth
and sns s II burial masr, anpe aa s.' .i.s s.eei pg sia si 10 i ba an.
dressed to the undersigned, 10 be received until
February Is. 1891. The commissioners reserve
the right to reject ans or all bids. by order Of
the board. J. \. TOOkEK, Clerk
Helena. Montana. Dec. u. 1890.
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NOTICE To cREDtTORs-EsTATE OF
N George w. Cleveland. deceased.

Y FTFUEEV w FEsFClHTTTs NHbTF
Notice II hereby given b. the undersigned, adj
ministrator Of ths estate OF George w. tieye-
land. decersed, TO the c~,eliIor- Of. AMI all per-
fons hav,n c.a,ms agsinst tho IN d ,ieasascd.. TO
exhibit them with the n sesSary vouchers. within
notice, to tho aaid administra. or at the othre Il
Comfy T. Foote. Novelty block. Helena. Mont.
the sane being III, piare for the TRANSACTION Of
tic bushes OF said estate in tic county II Lewis
rnd Clarke. WILLIAM J.. SMITH,
Administrator of Gcorso w. Cleveland. de-
ceased
lated Doc. I'd. 1880.
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number Of tickets to the p~olicemen's ball. a
handsome 4A-calibre Colts revolver. Of
ficer Duheme is wearing a fine gold watch
awarded to him for being the best costumed
man at the ball.
The marriage of Miss Nellie A. Leary to
Robert r. Kelly was celebrated in st. Pat
rick's church at 7:3O o'clock Wednesday
evening, Father Van de Ven officiating.
The bride was supported on this always in
teresting occasion by her sister, Miss Leary,
and Miss Merrill, while Messrs. Fitzgerald
and Leary assisted the groom. After the
ceremony a reception was given the happy
couple ut 124 Arizona street.
Wildey Canton No. l and Harmony lodge
No. 3 will jointly give their nnual ball at
kenshaw hall. Jan. z8. Music by Van Or
toms orchestra.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-24

lTOcKHOLDERS MEETING-THE ANNUAL
p meeting OF the stockholders of the Montana
csrs for shs ensuing yeAr viii be held at the COM
pany's oli6e in Helena on the 18th dag VI January:
189fs AZ . p. m.
g. II. HUEFAKER.
Secretary.
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| No Fixed Prices With Competitors.
Don't Fail to Attend This Sale of Necessity at the
NEW ENGLAND SHOE STORE.

SHERIFF's sALE-WILLlAM G.. BENNETT
- and Edward L. Bennett, cOpartneFs, under
the firm name and style. of Bennett d Bennett.
plaintiff, VS.. Charles Frohner and John He'll. de-
PENDANT.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure nd sale issued ont OF the
district court Of tbs first judicial district Of the
stat, OF ! ontana. i'll aid for the county of ! ewis
1891, in the ID 40 entitled action, wherein Will
Jam q. Bennett and Edward l.. Bennett. cop1rt.
ners under the firm name and style OF benreif ~
Bennett. tie above nam d plaintiffs obtained .
against Charles Frohner and John He'll, do
fendants. on the twenty-first dsy Of October. A.
u. 1880. for the sum of 4I10.1O b sdes interest,
costs and attorney fees. which said DEGREES WAS on
tine fwenty-irst day OF October. A. u. 1885,. re-
corded in Judgment book No. \ OF faid court at
ia u 'ots, pieces or parcels Of land, sitlste., lying
and being in tho county of Lewis and tlarke,
state II Mon. a. q, and bounded and described As
follows. to wit:
49,, feet of To- number f,nr a.. block numbered
twenty-four 80 of the original townsite of the
city OF Te eDa. county OF Lewis ard C.arke, and
the state OF Montana. together with All AMI sin-
g,Ilar h tenement. hereditaments and appurte-
nances .hereunto e~fonsing or in anywiss appcr-
tanning.
Pubic no ice IL hereby gwen that on Welncs-
day, the ty e1ty-eighth day OF January. a. j.
1881. at IL O'Clock M. Of that day. at the front
door of the copr.-hous,, Helena. Lewis and
said order Of tale snd decree OF foreclosure and
sala. feli the ABOVE de scribed p%rcperty, or 10
much thereof r. ray be necessary to satisfy said
judgment. with interest and c sts. to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this sixth day OF january,
cHAs. Al. JEFFEgIs. Sheriff.
BY ISAAC HoLBao1 N. Deputy Sheriff.
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IN THE DISTRICT dOUhT CT THE FIRST
1 jrdici al disir ct OF the sta.e OF Montana. in
ind for no county of Levi, and . larks n tho
matter Of 10 u tsse OF deborah Al. fs VI de-
ceased Notice o. probate Of will.
the 3fst aty II Dcecrnber. 1879. rotic. o hereby
eiys1 that. SAT- riay. the 3lst DAY OF January.
room VI .aid 20 1rt.a, the 20 r:-houfe IN the
coni.y o. Lewis and Clarke. has been appointed
M the time and piac3 fer proving the will of
said reborah NJ. ftoyf, deceiss cd. and for hear
ing The application o f. ". C.ewel and Charles
Rinta for tho issnanc TO them Of ictters as TX.
ccu.ors OF said will. when and where any persoa
interested may appa.r and contest tie same.
Dated u G rfiber 3ist, $500.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
Hy II. X. THOMPSON.
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MissOula.


A daughter was born carly Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Weigert.
Mrs. j. p. Reinhard entertained a few
friends Mt luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
A german will be given by the Indies and
gentlemen of Fort Missoula in the near fu-
ture.
John W. Mcknight, of Bears Mouth, WAS
granted Il license to marry Miss Anna
Erricson, also of Bears Month.
The married folks whist club met with
Mrs. Jacob Reinhard Tuesday night, and
were entertained by that lady ms she SO we'll
knows how to.
Paul Becker. in charge of the mechanical
part of the boot and shoe department. of
the M. M. Co., is n happy man, his wife and
family having arrived from 81. Pau to make
their homes here.
Tho funeral of the latc John Murphy, Sr.,
took place Wednesday morning from the
Catholic church, which was filed with
sympathizing friends.
Mrs. j. b. Pearson entertained nor board
crs and q few invited friends Tuesday
night. with cards. dancing and a most de-
iicious lunch. Tho party broke up about
two o'clock.
On account of the increasing business of
tho Missoula postofice, and the consequent
demand for more large boxes. Postmaster
Honsman has had q number of them put IN
to the Office.
Wednesday night there was a noted we'd
ding Mt the Episcopal church, the principals
being Mr.. John Roberts and Miss Bertha
Mckeen. two popular young people of the
city. Ih . marriage was q surprise To may.
none but q few intimate friends knowing
TINT they were engaged until the marriage
license was issued.
The machinery for the new electric light
plant 10 being put in position, and Manager
Ogden hopes to have tho works in operation
in y short time.
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MONTANA
UNION PACIFIC

DEPART.
For all points east, south AMI west, via
Montana Central and Hutte .......:. 40 -
For nil points east, south and west, via
Montana Central and butte.......
Via Northern Pacific and u GARRISON. 1A5
Via Northern Pacific and Carbon. Ia -
ARRIVE
From all points east. south and west,
via Bnftc and Mcntans Centsai.,... I1:40 9 =
FROM all points east, s0nth and west
via Butte and Montana Central -. e:tQ y -
Wis Garrison and Norshern Pacific. Ns9 ~
vs. Garrison and Northsrn PactSs. wa
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Grantsda1e.
Tom Beavers disposed Of 100 tons of hay
this season for $40 q ton.
Bunch Sheriff. is suffering with a lame
leg, caused by a horse falling with him
about two weeks ago.
Married, ut Como, Jan. is, by Elder Is.
w. Hendrickson, David Nicholson and Mrs.
Maggie Ziegler, all of Como.
VIM. Toole, who has general charge of
affairs at the river, at Hamilton's, says that
when the work 10 finished his pend will hold
about 35,0OO,0 600 feet Of logs.
Sixteed car loads of crushed corn, 40, 600
pounds to tho car, are on the way to Hamil-
ton from Omaha, to be used for horse
feed.
+. H. Duncan, with his wife and daugt-
ter. came up from Missouia Monday even
ing to reside on his fine ranch on Camas
prairie. He has been employed in the rail-
road shops and looks as il that work agreed
with him.
The other day Mr.. Cooper received n fat
tering letter from II. B%ridenthaI, manager
Of The Helena Milling company, in which hs
speaks of the very superior quality of tho
wheat recently shipped by tic former to
Helena.
The sun., 1891-07-25
DIDN'TKNOwsHEMA BEEN DIpoRCED.
Mrs. EmaermnnN Charges Her Husband
With Abandonment nnd Re ceive . . surprise

Mrs. Emaermnnn Charges Her Husband
With Abandonment and Receives . Surprise
Mrs. Nina Emmermann of $50 First avenue
complained in the Harlem Police Court on
Thursday that her husband Fritz had aban-
doned her for another woman. Justice Welde
issued a warrant and Zimmerman was arrested
IN Fulton street restaurant, where he il cook.
In court yesterday. the wife said that q year
ago Fritz became infatuated with an assistant
cook named Ida Za t Mrs. Emmermsnn for
gave him when he promised to do better. and
last December she went to her old homo az
Wurtsbure. Germany. She returned In March 10
fnd herself abandoned and her home deserted.
Zimmerman avoided hsr and she could not
get to seo him: She learned that he had not
only gone back to Ida La;t, but OF late bad
been Introducing Miss Zaft as Mrs. Emmer-
mann.
The. husbands lawyer mot Mrs. Emmer-
mann's charges by presenting a decree Of d.
yorce issued 70 Emmarmann ny Judge Henry
Dugro OF the Superior Court on Jan. ~ on the
Alexander Treiber. who was named as tho
co.respondent: formerly boarded with tho EN-
mermanns. Mrs Emmermann said she had
known nothing Of decree OF divorce until tho
paper was produced In court. She says that
when tho decree was issued she was IN Ger
tnRs was served upon her. As to the charge.
she saws It il false. aud that Alexander TreiDcr
perjured himself
Justice, Welde decided that he could do
nothing but accept the divorce q. valid and,
dismissed the complaint.
The sun., 1891-07-25
CONEY ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS.
A New Town Buildinx Despite the Fro.
tests OF Three Tsxpayers.

A New Town Buildinx Despite the Fro.
tests OF Three Tsxpayers.
The two.story cottage which contains the
Police Headquarters. Civil and Police Court
and Board OF Health offices at Coney Island
hos been found totally inadequate for tho
many uses to which 1t is put. and tho town
officers have announced their intention Of
doing away with the Inconvenience by erecting
Q new building.
Tho town OF Gravesend has . surplus Of
t565O00. proceeds OF the sale OF common lands
on the island. and It is proposed 10 devote a
portion of this to the erection of tho
nnsw building. speci2I meeting. Of the
slider plans. A protest against using snv
OF the surplus was received. 1t was signed by
three taxpayers who said the bill which author
lied tho expenditure was signed by the Gov
eruor under q amieappre hension, and fraud aud
deceit we're used 10 passing 10.
Tho Board passed u preamble and resolu-
tions which stated that the prot 'estinR tax.
payers were opposed to every Improvement
under the present government. and also that
y5 per cent. OF the taxpayers were In favor Of
improving the towns property. The law
which authorizes the expenditure Is . general
one. passed during tho last session. A copy Of
tho resolutions was forwarded to GOV. Hill.
and Hupervisor John Y: McKano and Ex-As-
semblyman Charles j. kurth were appoin ted
counsel In case any further troub should be
made BY tho three discontented taxpayers.
The sun., 1891-07-25
A STRONG NAN GOES MAD.
when His Struggles Fad In Death It IL
Pound that Two Ribs Are Broken.

when His Struggles Fad In Death Tt IL
Pound that Two Ribs Are Broken.
Michael Carraher. an engineer employed in
the lumber yard OF G. W. Alcott d Son.
Eighteenth street and Avenue B. was over
come by the heat last Saturday aud was taken
to his homo on tho top floor OF 23S Avenue A.
On Sunday morning Carrsher. who weighed
about 200 pounds and was . man Of splendid
physical development. proceeded to make
trouble. He leaped to tie middle Of the largest
OF his rooms and. seizing chair. began smash
ing the furniture. He was Violently insane
and seemed to imagine that his engine would
explode unless no could fight his war to 1t
through . crowd that opposed him. Finally
he was overpowsred. anc when an ambulance
arrived from Bellevue Hospital tho surgeon
found seven mel, and two policemen siit Ting
upon the body OF Carrshsr, who WAS struggling
and :cnrsinR.
Carraher waA taken to the asylum on Wards
Islaud. He was moved with great difficulty.
resisting with all his strength. He raved un-
ceasingly At tho asylum and was closely con.
fined. His suuerlngs were ended yesterday
morning. whom he died. 1t Was reported a, tho
Coroners Office IS 4 death from exhaustion.
II was also stated that the body was marked
with bruises. and that two ribs were fractured.
Nothing is known Of tho ms msnPer re n p which tae ne
yesterday that they might have been the out
come Of the struRKo st the madman's home:
CsrrRher's wifi. however. declares that he had
NO such hurts up to the time he was taken
away. Al autopsy will be made to-day and II
Il ls thought necessary IN Inquest will follow.
The sun., 1891-07-25
OaiPynaa Oehrens Accused or an Unpre.
vskeA Attack Upo. RieharA wi.tross.

Oafsynaa Oehrens Accused or an Unpre.
vskeA Attack Upon RieharA wiatross.
Alfred Hewson Of 610 Second avenue worked
1or Frederick Behrsns. who has milk dairy at
l7Sd street and Boston road. until juno 10.
whom he was discharged. He says Behrens
owed him $25. and he has been trying to col.
lsct the money ever since.
On Sunday week ago he called on Behrens
and dunned him for the money. He took l6-
year.old Richard Wintross. Jr.. who lives in
the house. along with him as q witness OF tho
interview. Behrens objected to the presence
Of Witnesses. and told Hewson to come alone
the next tine he called to demand
money Hewson called again last Sunday
end took the boy with him In disregard OF
Behrens's order Hewson says that Behrens
beat the boy about tho head and face with his
nets ard hnAily chased him on the farm BY set
ting dogs at him. The lad WAS terribly fright
able to wslk more than hall the distancs to the
cars and Hewson half led and half carried
Dit n,% y, 0n bi rSesGhine home no grew worse aud
Or. S. A. Hardy found the lad suffering from
pervouS prnStration AMI conclusion Of the
i!ns Of the fremont nollce and ,Onicer Mo
absence Of the complainant Justice Welde dis.
charged the prisoner.
=, Yesterday tho lads condition WAS 90 critical
That bis ante-mortsm abatement was taken by
C"Iones Sohultze. and Acting Capt. Martins
had Bshren. rearrested. In the harlem Court
VAS held without bail to await the result OF
Wintross's injuries.
The sun., 1891-07-25
CRACKED A JOKE ON THE FARMER.
A Wit OF tho Kerosene Exchange Gets
Another Joke In the Eye.

A Wit OF tho Kerosene Exchange Gets
Another Joke In the Eye.
The Middletown farmer. as William n. Nc.
Ouoid OF the Consolidated Stock and Petro.
leum Exchange has been called for seve raj
yenrs. rose In his wrath yesterday and smote
H. L. KinRsbury. director OF tbs Exchange
Mr.. McQuoid weighs a little moro than 200
pounds. Mr.. Kingsbury Is sixty pounds lighter.
Mr.. McQuoid takes great delight In his farm.
and almost every day he brings In choice
collection Of eggs and butter for the benefit OF
his friends II hs were seen without n basket
covered with a napkin not ono OF his friends IN
Wall street would recognize him. Tho basket
and the eggs and the butter and the napkin
are as much part OF Mr.. McQuoids Identity as
his hair Ia.
Mr. Kingshury decided to have soma fun with
Farmer McQuoid yesterday morning. He had
obtained an egg OF doubtful age and he man.
aged to slIp 1t into the pocket Of Mr.. Mcl9uOids
sack cont. Then be smashed It. Mr.. McOuoid
knows eggs. and he quickly detected the aroma
Mr. Mc0uod has been enyed q. farmer for
several years, This was too much for his good
nature. He walked over to kingsbury and
told him 10 put w his hands. Kingsbnry
essaycd to do this aud then McUuod gave him
one In tho ey- There were no returns. Tho
TWO men wero fined SO each.