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The record-union., 1891-10-30
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
Construction OF Additional
Buildings for the State Nor
NAL School at San Jose.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- cetved at the Office of the Trustees of the
State Normal School at said school in san
Jose, California, up to NOVEMBER 2, 1891.
tor the construction of Traditional buildings on
! the grounds OF said Normal school, in san
jose, santa Clara County, State OF California
| as Wlll be designated by the architect on the
plans ana specifications now on file in his
ONCE. Plans and specifications can be seen
and information had from O'Clock A. NJ.
| uhti! O'Clock P. NJ. of all business days up to
ana including the 1st day ofOCTOBER / lS9I
at the office OF +. LOBDELL, architect, Room
40, Porter Block, Santa Clara street, san Jose,
California. sst
Separate bids will be received m for tho
furnishing the materials for and doing the
mason work, including eXcavating (2l for fur
nlshlng the materials for and doing the car
penter work, Including hardware {3) for fur
nlsnlng the materials or and doing the glazing
and mIll-wOrk, GA for furnishing the materials
Tor ana doing the stair work, t5) for furnishing
the materials Tor and doing the plumbing and
gas nttlng work, including sewerage. (6) for
furnishing the materials for and doing the
steam .he1llng WORKS, "a for furnishing the
materials Tor and dJfng the timing gaivan-
lIed IRON ana Slat.nZ work, (S) for furnishing
the materials for and doing the painting and
gralning work, (9) for furnishing the materials
for ana doing the iron work, ana II o. for fur
hlshInS the ma erials for and doing the plas-
terlng work. The items to be included in the
respective bids will be specified To bidders bv
the architect. r.
All proposals must be beaccompanied by a good
and sufficient bond in an amount euu3I 10
10 per cent. OF the bid or bids presented.
| which amount shall be forfeited 10 the peorle
OF the state OF California as settled, fixed and
Iquldated damages, In case the bidder TO
whom the award Of Il contract is made shall
| lall or refuse to enter into suca contract and
furnish such bonds for the faithful perform
ance OF the same, as the Board of Trustees
may require, within three days after such
award.
All bids must be addressed to the Board of
trustees OF the State Normal School at San
Jose, CAL and will be received by the Secretary
al the Office OF said Board up to IL O'Clock A.
NJ. of November ,, 1891.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served by the board. Blank proposals will be
furnished TO bidders by the architect This
advertisement can, els and takes the rlice of
an previous advertisements for proposalS for
the construction OF additional buildings for
the state Normal School at San Jose, Cal
o2-5tF RUTH ROYCE, Secretary.
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Yesterdays Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureaus reports show
the temperature at A. NJ. and P. NJ.
yesterday to have been so and 620,
while the highest and lowest were but 6So
and 490, as against $50 and 540 on the same
date last year.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago to-day were S0' and SO.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ. and
5 P. NJ. yesterday were 30.Ig and 30I
inches, with fresh, northerly winds and a
cloudless sky.
Rain fell during the twenty-four hours
ending at A. N. yesterday, from Olympia
on the north to San Francisco on the
Snnf
The record-union., 1891-10-30
1t Costs something.

John Mckay bought some hay from
Peter Shulp and did not pay for it. Shulr
brought suit in Justice Henry's court tc
recover S130, and the Justice decided that
Mckay should pony up" S122 of the
debt. But this is not all. 1t appears that
McKay's stable had been attached, a
keeper pat in charge, etc, and the costs
had footed up to SI20 45. This Mckay
had to pay in addition to the Sl22 on thc
judgment. Rather expensive litigation.
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Saved.

PA" said little Johnny Cutely, st
heard you talking with Mr.. Brown just
lieve in future punishment"
well, Johnny" replied the old man,
the subject is a strange one for you to
speak about: but L really don't"
Then, l suppose-I suppose that let's
me out o the lickin' you promised me
after supper."-Puck.
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the uni
versal acceptance and approval of the
pleasant liquid fruit remedy. syrup of
Figs. as the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value of the ouali-
ties on which its success is baseti and are
abundantly gratifying to the California
Fig Syrup Company.
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Keeping Up Their Lick

Henry Kohne. Emil Heinrich. William
Cook and Dan Tamo were arrested again
early yesterday morning for keeping
their saloons open after midnight. This
Is the third arrest for each defendant
When the cases were called in the Police
Court yesterday they were continued un-
I'll Tuesday
The record-union., 1891-10-30
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of interest to the
General HIbIfo

Under this heading the REcoRD-UNIoN
will publish short letters from corresr dents
on topics OF interest to the general public The
matter in these communications will be un-
derstood TO represent only the views Of the
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name OF the writer, not for pub
tcation, unless o desired, but as q guarantee
OF good faith.-EDS.l
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Police Court Cases.

In the Police Court yesterday William
Herman was fined $50 for battery
Pat O'Sullivan was found guilty of
striking a man named Hogan, and was
ordered to appear to-day for sentence.
The case of Gus Sprout, charged with
disturbing the peace, was stricken from
the calendar
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Mrs. Fassler,s PronertH.

Frank D. Ryan, executor of the estate
Of Eleanor Fassler, who was mysteri-
ousIy murdered some time ago, has filed
a petition in the Superior Court, to be al
lowed to sell the personal property of the
estate,
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Tho Nixon I.ihr.n,r

The late DR.. Nixon's library of some
500 volumes, and several bookcases and
desks, will be sold at auction at pm.
to-day, at ID. J. Simmons salesroom.
Eleventh and streets.
The same firm will also sell a large
assortment of furniture
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Y. M G A. ASsOCIATION

Election of Omcers-.John Schenck
TO be Gymnasium Director.
At the annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association held recently
the following gentlemen were elected
Trustees for the ensuing year: Chauncey
IL. Dunn, George d. Irvine. Walter s.
The record-union., 1891-10-30
Rer1ir Connh Cure

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior.
merit. IL is perfectly harmless, gives imme-
TWO to three days. Endorsed by our best phy-
sicians. Try Il bottle and you will ALWAYS
keep IL. Price. so cents a bottle. The w. ii.
Bone Company, san Francisco, sole propri-
etors. Kirk, Geary & Co., sole agents Try G.
c. Liniment ior aches and pains.
The record-union., 1891-10-30

Young Women's Christian Association.
Those wishing to join the class in stem
ography and typewriting, at the Young
Women's Christian Association, can meet
the teacher, Miss Weekly, at the rooms,
l0lI Ninth street, this Friday evening"
The record-union., 1891-10-30

If you want anything in the musical line
don't fail TO try Hammers Music Store, No
$50 street; largest stock and lowest price
Sole agency ChtctSering d sons Pianos.
The record-union., 1891-10-30
GOODS.

Thousands of of Rubber Goods are thrown upon the
market each and sold for first grade goods The only
safeguard have get good Rubber buy only those
houses that have the best brands Our Rubbes are from the
CANDEE RUBBER COMPANY who have worldwide reputa-
tOn for making the reliable Rubber Goods in America and
at prices lower than inferior brands
mems Feather-Vveght Hunting
top, lgh-ftting leg, Candee brand
mems Medlun-vveight Hip Rubber Boots square, tight
Ht1ng leg ana top Candee
Mems Hip Rubber Boots, medium heavy weight un-
--0o OeIetGe 49, 70
Mems Knee Wool-lined Rubber Boots,
Boys Knee Woo-lned Rubber Boots, Candee.....S2 %
Boys Extra Lightweight Knee Rubber Boots pebble leq
ulll1ed z to 6 Candee brand
pf8ne1. .. ST
Clllds Knee Rubber Boots, 1O3, 81
Candee soc
Ladies Gossarner Rubbers, for narrow-oe shoes.3O
Ladies 7ubbers, medium weights, long vanps, Candee
Misses and Chidrens Rubbers heel spring heels,
Csa1dee
Mems Best Gossan1er lightweight Rubbeps Candee zoe
Mems Heavy Rubbers, for rough usage Candee soc
Mems, oys Ladies' Misses and Children's Over
shoes and Snow EXcluders, Candee brand.
Mems Ful-front Rubber FOotholds, heel Candee
Ladies, Rubber Foothods, heel soc
Misses Footfolds
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
THE Orchid SHOW OPEN TO-DAY.

The orchid show at Madison square Garden Is con
tinualIy growing in popularity. The crowds thal
coma 10 view the exhibit seem to be larger every
dav. MANY faces are seen there each day that have
bcen there before, showing that many are not CON
,ent with a single visit great booth OF eedarS
and tropical plants has been erected and mere mum
bor OF pretty girls sell cut flowers. The private
collections exhibited are attracting great deai Oh
attention. That of W. s Kimba Of Rochester y. u
Is one of the largest and includes great number OF
rare and beautiful cypripedums. The CORRECTION oi
Mr. Hicks Arnold, of this city. is also reInarkabN
fine as arc also those Of John Eyerman' OF haSVof'
Penn. and william Matthews. OF Utica " l.
The show will be open all day Today ana arrange
ents have been made TO give two concerts OF popular
sacred music at and p. m Ernest MEYERS Dnhu
of forty musicians will be In attendance anu inc
soIoists will be signor Campanin Hgnor Taeapella'
Miss Linda Metz and Madame Louise NataHe' Inc
mann gers of the show wish to warn people against
ticket spccuators who stand at the entrance 10 inc
Garden and offer tickets for sale at double ana trcoc
,bo rc-llar priceS These men have licenses rom uc
citv autbortie. permitting them to follow the bu>ihs
~ ticket spccuatlng and the managers cahIuI
ref.o to sell them tickets or drive them away lhero
nrn abundant accommodations for all ana thc sPc.
laOrs are merely trading upon INC ls"O'"'O' '' P~Nf
who come to visit the SHOW
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
WHEAT FIELDS COVERED By SNOW.

Chicago. March (spccial.-A computation OF re-
morris from crop correspondents made today shows that
en-, whole Northwest and Southwest to the ONO River
arc at the present time covered with snow the heaviest
f,u heinz i'm the spring wheat areas. reports OF any
damage 70 the growing crop up to the hrSt Week III
March this season 50 far the exception rather tiah
+l,e ruIe What the Hessan fly has done or VIII DO
cannot be stated until the present sho" goes
off mlder weather ensues and the crop begins 70 gro"
Central Illinois seems to lie at the present time e
only area where any serious damage 50 Tar mas been
done In Southern Illinois, where the wheat Always
bccins 10 grow in February far 1t has shown little
signs OF life is general condition. however Is rc
poricd good Tennessee reports that so far notwth
standing the ground is bare Of snow they have had
no weather vet TO hurt the wheat. The crop has not
vet begun TO grow Kentucky reports that tley havj
now on hand the hardest freeze of the winter and can
NOT tell at the present time whether the crop hi' been
injured or not Ohio and Indiana farmers regard tie
pent cod snap as favorable to the destruction OF the
Nv The irving time for wheat in Michigan Is ne next
fonr weeks Missouri reports the general cohaitoh o.
wheat coed. i.,o.io, may no gum
,ro-1cd a. follows: The greatest shortage IN tc corr
rron il in those states whence the most Is cNlFclru
This Is mainly SHOWN by the tremendous EtiIhE OF
I'm the eighs OF the largest corn moving raI'odo III
this country.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
THE IrAIdAY TRIAL IN NEW-oRLEANs.

New Orleans. March 7.-Coroner Lemonner re-
ported to Judge Baker this morning that Politz, the
italian prisoner is not insane. but his mental cOndi-
tion is affected by fear and loss OF hope. John o.
Flynn, attorney. has been appointed to DEFEND Pohtz'
At IL O'Clock the court took recess until l p. m
During the recess Poz again lost his mental CONTROL
and is raving in the Sherfs Office, whore four deputies
are holding him down on lounge while his friends are
endeavoring TO paCfy him.
Mayor Shakes pearc has received anonymous letter
threatening him with assassination in case any or the
accused Sicans, now on trial for HenneSsys murder,
are convicted.
"Thc states" learns that during the process Of i'm
were approachcd with money to render Il verdict Of
aronittal i'm case they were accepted ; Jurors.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
A PROMOTER WANTS BIG DAMAGES.
SUING FOR 1,4oo,Ooo-wHAT BOTH SIDES SAY

SIZING FOR 14oOO0o-wHAT BOTH SIDES SAY.
Indigo Reach in the Supreme Court granted on March
an order returnable tomorrow, to show cause why
an Injunction should not issue In an action brought
by Sias NJ etilwell Of No. III broadway against uo
American Soda Fountain Company, James w. TUFTS
and others. restraining the company from buying tho
business and properties Of the other defendants
Mr. Stwell I'm his aiidavits says that the American
soda Fountain Company organized last month with
capital Of SO 10000, TO acquire the soda fountain
business OF James W. Tufts, of Boston; the A. ID.
pufer & Sons Manufacturing Company, OF Boston
Charles Lippincot tS Co.. Of Philadelphia and part
Of the business Of the firm Of John Matthew'S OF NeW'
York that the price paid by the DEFENDANTS iof tEe
business Of John Matthews was 100000. Mr. stll-
well asserts that in February, 1890, the four hrmS
mentioned contracted to sell TO him the same properties
they propose conveying TO The American soda Fountain
Companv at $3.50, 900 for S2.320,0o0. upon basis
of one-haN cash and onealf in the stock OF lmlteh
liability company to be formed by Mr. stlwen In
London
Mr. StlIwell SAYS further that the total assets oi
the companies now valued in the prospectus az
% 100000 are on their statements made TO MN
worth only Si.759,oO0. lie nt!mates also that The
firm or accountants overshot the mark when they
said that the business transferred to the soda Fcun
tain Company earned S4104o2 80 per annum net
rroNt IN the last four years He says that figures
,r,i,.d him bv tie same accountant for 1887, 1683
iIll!i>icu AiHi ny '''~ ''
I'd l,s0 were lower. and that there was not SUI.
cent increase in business in 1890 to account for the
difference. Mr. Stilwcll sued for S1,4O0,000, the
difference between the price a. which he alleges TIE
copanie, contracted TO sell to him ana the price at
which they sold TO the newly organized corporation
The firm of John Math vs. Is the only one OF tho
fonr In this state Mr.. Matthews, when seen a. MS
home so Do Gates-ave.. Brooklyn. l2sl evening sad
that the suit pure bllchnal. MI. Siiwel had Ea1
an option on part of his business. aud intended 10 form
stock company IN England with capital OF over
- 900 OOO 10 rHr tie properties now Owned by the
Ameri an soda Fountain CompInv lc ha', however.
allowcd his option T. bps. Mr.. Matthews said that
l.,t wear wa, an cXccp.On1lly prosperous one Ia his
business and that tbs explained the increase IN net
uroftS. some Of the statements IN the complaint,
yr Matthews declared. were made with malicious
intent as they had nothing 30 do with the suit Itself
VIZ. Matthews could not speak about Mr. stilwelIs
dealings with tie other firms.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
fGchcrs.


A TEACHERS desiring positions. also principals Of
"A. educational Institutions requiring tcachcr send fol
application form, New iork Teacher Agency '1B BWay
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors 1oVernesscs'
&C, 70 College, schools aud Families. Apply %
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG FULTON % Union sduare
A TUTORS Professors, Teachers GpveIness-s OF al
"a branches supplied TO universities colleges schools end
families Circulars school. 70 parents Moern i3nguages
A -RE>T TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied /;
"A all branches any locality charge Teachers wantd
iate i + Svory' Amddan School Bureau. W l4h.st
A DVERTIsFMENTS rOR THE NEW.Y0RK THE
u INE WILL nE RECEIVED AT IRE UPTOWN
OFFICES. No. 123S Broadway. corner Thirty nrsi.St
LAO Broadway. corner 26thst. until D. m. 2tO W%0
ave, Foureontst; 760 Third Forty
se:cnihst lQ2O Iliriavc., SNtyhr,t-st.i l,'OS
Fir,tay". 1C6 West Fortysecondst. LOOP COumbusave
1.17O Nlnh-aye. 72d.st. co Lbcrtys 30 Avenue
.323 Thiid.ave.. and the HARLGM OFFICE. 1So Fast
Onchundr cd. hftl, ,st NJ D. and 200
West fth.st. at regular office
rates.
IlESSFrS Tcachprs' Agency IL f.. 17th.st. supplies
IL competent teachers. tutors. goVeeS>cs inusicanS
artists, all branches; resident and visiting English
German. French. spanish slokcn
DRIvATE TUTOR.-ColleRe and law school graduate /
tcacher cmlnently quallned" a. EVERETT STONE
IS East 52dst
VrNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school ofncers
u with teachrrs tcuchcrs with positions.
H. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Lafayette Pl. " T.
WANTED North German govcrnc-s telchinc Taqli'h
w and piano IN nr-t-ca-s family. fOr TWO children !:
liberal salary: finishing goyeness. lnguet and good
musician: assistant matron hou-pkeep'r MISS DONO.
VANS TEACHERS BUREAU. 50 Fast 1ih.t
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
CENTRAL R. .R. OF NEU.JERsEY
IUUI OF LlBlNII-sI., NOKIH klVEK.


Time 1sOe Jc, e,uoer -. 1880.
80 H. for Lasto9 N"4Sh oaahG Wlikt'oaTre are
bury. WaHsport On SuHdays iof Eastoh. Mauch ChuhA
: 20 a. II, Tor Tayion and Mauch Chunk On Sundays
has'o a'GS a. % dr astOh MaSch Chunk whesbarre
ss1%Gs s6&l nn5 sanOar f' TSroasA soaca
I:o9 :, IN; daily for Ea,ton, M2geh Chunk Reading
S Mac2 @ cSSns ' eadsa lars 1iS
burg Wlkeabire. Scranton. Tamaqua POttsyie. Shame
S 8' EsS" Ea.on nGs aash Af9sSnR GSana Reading Harris
'ui 80 Sp g. m. siorlE soT En,tcn and md Hea.own
80 se' As'S"S 49, , f3'.r3 34qdSy' =? No.
P9ges and md RoGs' C os5 6 g oG Gqat NJ rGssan ssav
eXcSb. Ocean Grove and AsOary Park, , 90 200
p F. For Rcd Bank, at 4a5. s:l5 1lI5a M. 30 20.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
a. a. a. m S Sao T as al g. C 3 H p s snaGsy Sa
For Tons River Barneeat Park Barnegat 40
For Atlantic City. Vncland aud bfidsetOn. las
i Poi. '1pcrH SU p M Eeach and seabrght. at 15 II 5
a. H.. 80. 20 p. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia AZ 'o0 20, 200. IL 30 a. m 80
SGS%D8IS, 9:o3 ll:oO a. m. 200, $40. 90. 600
p 10, b.tndr aud Washington daily at 90 II 80 tex
ec,t sunday a n 90. 20. 200 i. II 10 night
iir1ims 5ayIng at .l5, II 30 m, 80. 90. 800
80 p NJ - 10 night except SATURDAY nighu SUNDAYS
80 700, 90 p NJ have connection FOR Reading. liar
rsburg. PottsVilf. Ec. .,.,-,,..
Fof Suubury aud Wlansport via Philadelphia. at 80
a. ~. Il 80 Buffet Palor carr 80 NJ l. 10 midnight
S,.'snt saturday night) sundays 20 D. m.
aud raror.Car be procured at II, 172
oc1 aI5 g44 IIiO. l,333 Broadway 737 6th-ayer 20i
Wast la5,hst l3i East l25thst. Newly orx Courtst
$40 Fuirou-st % Broadway brooklyn.
Nrw.YOr. Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel o. r asldenee
nj W-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ uAtiN NY.-lraiu, West f3dst follows
twenty minute earlier from foot OF J3yst 80 NJ for
MIddffown. ElcnVIr, Liberty. Dchi, Norwich oneaa
OsSeeo charo 50 m for CAM es, ~ lta .,c,H Midds ii
ertv WALTON. oneida Central Square oswego Rochess.s
Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago ST. Louis Day AL AL
Tickets. timetables 621
nn,aawsy j. C. ANDERSON. General Passenger Agent
II Exchange Place. NJ X.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Rioina araoemies,


r oULEvARD RIDiEG ACAPEMNons6; Nos6.st
Nos & 7 & o Boulevard Nos, ., 4, .. , " ~ W. 'O''
49, Teephonc call a. 1 3'Ul ..,o,. ~,
II is the first Academy Whrre lrC9ialle oi t 49,
bas begn elaborated and laid down cCmp an CS o ~
~ssoas This programme is SAVING 1l ne snu . hy the
T. Intended TO bring the pupil to the oes fesu W w
shortest way. rt,,,c
one Book OF 20 Tickets for S32 90 09
80 " 81 W
The new pup viii given the first book at - per ticket
i'' LESSONS ~ THE RING, ONE HOUR, 40 "a
private lesson one person tickets or IN cash. S2 %
or more, each IL ~
Class fcS:S16 fEss6Ns Sc" oX rIIE ROAD IL HOURS
two two Or more each;23 s@ o?
Parties taking their own horses VIII pay half
o' '"' ExEGCISE RIDE (,lthoat Naster.)
In the ring hour ticket or N cash, y 90 90
y" W." rOARD OF PRIVATE HORSES ..
Price OF acudng the OF ring, per month $50 20
MIDWAY. KY. February -. ls"l
iorty saddle horses First shipment one carload VIII
arrv, March will follow few weehs at'r Heat
Guart.r,. Durland's Riding Academy, tify-ninth and
lroadvay These selected and purchaser last
ri their form. soundness, style and action since te
they Lave had from for tn months OF ddy -choih''
exceptionally attractive ladies' horses The majority O
them are Of dark coor all dive in harness, and rn IN
sizes from MT sixteen hands Inspection inNltf
corr spondcncc collected references furnished representa-
~ c. L. RAILEY.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
leave rs follows:

Trains leave follows: ~ e
VIZ tU,e Rohste ' Daa,ia and Baaao. ,,rrrn tn.
1000 A. M.-CiIiDAUO Nn?IlBULE LIMITED que
ch!caS9 ~ a. ~ 9eIt d1J:xpRr,s-p,tly DAY: excep.
12,oO 1Soou.-souTuwEsTERN vEsTIBULE LIN
IrED-Duc Cincinnati ~ 100, Indianapolis II ~ 4" N4''
AID io'II VI %SUURrI 80 H. SHORE vESTIBu LE LIMITED.
Dgc az Detroit 9lj q. m, tic1gO 'oV D. '"' 'N''
Cos p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss1,!Dge Chicago
s:, % c%I %MI.mnAaIpIR0SBAcK InaIp G AND 'MoNiREAL EX
7.3o /. .m.-BuFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
a.ia p Mast ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex'
PEISS-Duo Indianapolis ii 20 p' m' bvA a'JI >"
FliYEiiitt' GHHWRrEGH PoTGHkEEPsIE; RHINH- y ~
Eilp.s il zoo sosS 3. 80 Z N t'o 25 r1Ssf
Y 80 g. 20 20 Il 10 5S 90 IG "a 80 M 12 90
noon. 80 3d. 4 go 0;oo rs 20 80 o:lo D. m
TRoY-t7A5 $40 1000 70 80 ~ 10 m g g I;s;s II 90
u1T& y g. M ~ a Go 10 Scoc 6co qi5fao o
a, M l. % 80. 500. 80. 9l5 D. IL. ' l. oo
EoGi:srEE-25o, 1000 10 80 "a M as is 100 n0on
N1&a&nA a5 Z ( . g. e. 1890 1890 NJ 10 90
ADaiIEGo5NfbHcK aiIGo5N l M0UNff2SI2s AEp MoNTREAL-t7:45
MhDtTES GGESEEvAhAYp ANAS%%SDA1GgA-g.Iooi. 10 90
BFRkSYaIRE& E. Hills. y VlhA q III HARLEM % TDiivisioN-
sIsePgs car es5' aPPy PPy,PssH st Gr'Pa
yers f ss i 3tn.i and 500
Wo'cors ENpres' fa,,. for and .heeAs baggage from
fpaily rxcr1t sunday $Diy except Saturday
70 SsJ 5a sc e. hose 5s sarns 20 at g e. oSo S % %
and II 90 "d9h stop at i2s54 SreG + f'2GqE G2yTErs
General Manager. Gcn'l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
WgHRE CLEMENCY WAS ILL-BESTOWED.

Pttsburg March IA. s. IIodgson. for twenty-five
years trusted cmploye Of lutte Co.. coal operators
raj sed a check on the Central Bank to-day from S42
TO $4,000. The cash was paid over without question
and Hodgson took the first train out of the city lie
raised a check yesterday from S25 70 $500 and got
the money, but tie firm discovered the fraudulent
transaction before he had time to leave the city Upon
being confronted with the evidence Of his crime he
confessed and returned the money. On account o.
his long service the matter not pressed, and this
morning lie took advantage VI his employers enency
and raised the second check
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Acor1TrEp OF THE CHARGE OF DIGAMY.

Kingston, y. Y, March Tn the County Court and
Court of Sessions today Judge Clearwater presiding.
the Jury in the case OF Walter r. Emory. Of Woodstock
Ulster County who has. been on trial charged with
bigamy, returned a verdict Of not guilty. The first
wife, who has lived in New York. POughkcepsic and
other places Clarisse Happy te second wife were
present during The trial Emory'S defence was that
he supposed his first wife dead he having heard ii
SO stated and the result of the verdict shows that th'
inrors believed his story. This the second trial
of the case, the first time the jury disagreelng.