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The Helena independent., 1892-05-24
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The Helena independent., 1892-05-24
SHERIFF,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc

CHERIFF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution in my hands, issued out of the dis.
trict court of the First Judicial district OF tho
state Of Montana. in and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit of Brace wilson against
Dayid Kirby, duly attested the 2lst day of April
A. u, 1902. ] have levied upon all tho right,
titae and interest of the said ayil Kirby in and
to tbs following described property, situated in
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana. viz:
An undivided half (ts) interest in the Monte
Christie mining claim, locsted in Ton Mile mn
0rsanfzed. mining district. Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana, about ono-hslf mie south OF
the -- of ulArksoa and west FROM Ruby creek.
This location il l,500 feet long by 600 feet vida
tho ground By stakes or poats As follows Eesin-
ming at discovery and running 200 feet sasterly
to post marked II ssst-snd csnter;" thence 800
feot south to post marked "a southeast cor-
ner;" thence l,o0o feet westerly to u post marked
''S southwest cornsr.'' thence 800 feet north to
post marked ~ northwest corner" thence l5o0
feet east to most marked "5 northeast corner"
thence 200 feet south to post Arked Il east
end. CENTER" A notice OF location of said claim
is recorded in book 3 ct lodes, page 49, af
tho records OF Lewis and Clarks county. Mon
tanA,
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. the 24th
day of May, A. d. 1892, at the hour Of Ia
o'clock m. Of said day. at tho front door Of the
county count and and state aforesaid. will sell al
the right. title and interest of the said David
Kirby in and TO the said above described prop.
erty, to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
re Given x under sls, my hand this tho ID day Of
- CHARLES M JEFFERIs, sheriff.
+. Il. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1892-05-24
Illinois Central R, R.

respectfully presents it's claims for
she new and every way desirab BILE
SIOUX CITY ROUTE. -
For folders and further part1cu.
lars call upon local ticket agent,
or address the undersigned at
Manchester. Iowa.
.. ]. MERRY,
Asst. General Passenger Agent
The Helena independent., 1892-05-24
TIME TABLE TO CHICAGO.
C., ST. P, M. & 0. R. R.
The North-W Line, "

SHER1FE's sALE-nARGAREMr. LEE
~ plaintiff. r. Mary N. Messenger Charles Mes
defendants.
Under aud by virtue Of An order Q. sale and
decres OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
state of Montana, in ana for tho county OF
Lewis and Clarke, on the eth day Of NAY, A.
y. 1882, in the above entitled action, wi.etein
obtained > Judgment and decree ef forsolo.nrs
and sale against Mary N. Messenger. Charles
Messenger, 1, Whitehead and edward White
p. isss Tor y tho D ..@ IN e' q sI,sos s. sss. 3.
besides interest cost. and attorney tsss which
said decree was on the 9th day Of May, A. D.
lssz recorded in Judgment beoS No, 6. II said
situate, lying and being in tho county ri Lewis
and Clarke, state OF Aoaans, and bounded and
Lot numbered six ,e). in block numbered
eighty (ssl. OF tho Northern Pacific addition to
the city Of Holena, county and state aforesaid.
depth OF oae hunarsd aud forty (l4O) fsst, sc-
cording TO- and rs described upon tho esaicial
plat Of the said named addition. which plat is
now on flo IN the manner provided by law in
the Office Of ths county recorder oil tho said
county of Lewis aud clarke. sg
Together with all and singular the tenenents,
longing or in Eny wisa sppertaining.
Public noties is hereby given that on Saturday,
the 2sth day Of May. A. D. 1882 at IL o'clock m.
u that day At the front door Of rho cosIt house,
ha.ena, Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. I
will in obedience to said order OF sale and dacreo
of forealosure and sale, feil tho above described
prsperty, or 20 much thersoF As may be
necessary to s.tisfy said judgment with interest
and costs to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of May, A.
ID. 1892.
CHAs. NJ. JEFFER IS, Sheriff.
dy hAIPH q, JOHNSON Depcty sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
THE WINNERS AT LATONrA.

Cincinnati. Aug 30.-The races ut Iatonia today were
attended by about 500 persons The weather fair
but the track was a tribe slow and iumpy. Summaries
First race-Selllng. For three -ycarolds and upward
Sly furlOngs SeryiOr by two Myths, Jack Iiche
lien second by length and a half Elsie S. third Time
1852.
Second race-SelIln9 For threc-year-ods and upward
One mile Maud Howard by half length. Clnty
c. second by length. Pennyroyai third Time 30
Third race-For threc-y that have not won
rsce OF 81 600 this year. mile and twenty yards
Tnudon by half ength. Julia May second by neck
lillian Hentrice third. Time-l 49,.
Fourth race-Free handicap sweepstakes For three
wear. olds and upward Mile and one-sSt"enth; bolivar
puckner won whippInc Harry Raw second hv hair q
length Sympafhctc's last third. Time-l :5l',.
Fifth race-For maidens two years old -Four furones
Buck Nice ann won by hnTh Inc sculptor se'ohu Y
cl,u racr-Srung For three .year-ods and inward
Six fnrlOngs salvation nrst by Length, w H. Muhson
second by two lengths Stratag"m third. Tlme-1 :lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
DATES FINED FOR FAIL REGATTAs.

The fall regatta OF the Iarchmcnt Yncht Climb VIII
be sailed on Saturday, september TO- II Is open 10
yachts Of the NewY York. Eastern. seawanhaka. At
Ianc Connthian OF New York. Corinthlan OF Marble
head Hull DonglaSton. Indian Harbor aud Riverside
yacht clubs There will be handicap prize In
addition 10 the regular Prize offered In the 40 foot
class, provided three yachts start In that class TIE
handicap time allowance will be made mp by com
mlt,ee selected by the Regatta Committee. and VIII
be based npon The previous performances OF the several
competing yachts. On Tuesday. September ID, n
schooner Will be given by the Larchmont Cluo
The prize will Dc special cup called the "tAcfmont
Cup OF 1892 The value OF the cup is $500. There
will be no restrictions 70 sails or crew.
The Horseshoe Iarbor Club OF Larchmont Will hold
special race for naphtha launches, open 10 all
corners on Saturday next The launches Will be
classified rs follows Glass A, launches under %
feet waterllne: Class r. over 81 feet and under 30
feet: Glass G. launches 30 feet and over There Will
be a first and second prize In each class.
The annual open regatta OF the Bayswater Yacht
Club will be sailed September over the clnb course
OF; Bayswaer, Far Rockaway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31

-aee. like n train on Manhattan Besch iSiroau' -
Donoyan (Snip) had bed year with the fuisiier
horse. none OF them being OF account IL s imosioe
tn secure creeks 1t 1900 each oyer four years IN sue
cession Tenny badly crippled early IN 'he ""'h
TRAIT it was extremely doubtful II he would stand training
With DoHovan's care however, he ola saha IL gnu -
likely TO be returned winner this yfar
Pncus exercises the Hunter horses daily anu Vhs u"
e,celent work but the stable is weak In not having
capabe Jockey 10 ride the horses. Lovelace Is rs'u o
trainers as being but pounds behind the best OF he
year. 49,.
G. F. Smith f"Pttsbury Phn'D made the ring benn
whe, Paryenue won on Monday. or course his winnings
will be greatly exaggerated and high as slooo oo IL
lkclv 70 be- quoted However he very handsomely.
Smith was $40 900 winner at time this year put o.
IL and $50 900 besides. Bookmahers Will take great
deal OF Smiths money Smith bets heavily on MS
own horses and frequently loses so that MS mo"y ~
called "casy" money, when he allows his sch'ineh' W
ovc balance his judgment favor OF his own horses BE-
sides his brother for him and Is not eonsaeu "
the class some OF The other trainers i""' WI
Monday poccett had the mount and his ability az Jockey
:. M, y, tho HIGHEST so that the Iiunger hal but
u,,o troie in placing his money at lasg price, and he
could easily have won 800 600, bets had not oeh
declared off, The conditions Of races should be smpcu
so that there would he occasion to declare oc0 Oh
One OF the officials said would be good rule that "oa
cause trainers to state weights their horses shouid
carry in their entry. and they ndc ms'"kf' 70 ,o
them 800 for each offence The only drawback 70 s"ch
,e is that trainers would dodge all races with COM
pcatcd conditions and would be difficult to oil them
At meeting OF the executive committee on Mohoas IL
was decided start the rlces at ESQ, 80 81 " e'e
everybody chance to see the first race Ssr'er NOW"
was complimented as committee agreed unanimously
that the starting was so prompt with practically no
delays at post that starting the races at 80 wouid
give ample time to finish the programme at the usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
NETWORK CITY.

All departments Of the city government are 10 De
coscd bv permlss on OF the Board OF Aldermen from
Friday september .. to Tuesday, september !" Mon
dav september B. will b. Labor Day.
Lieutenant Colonel william V. King, OF the odd
REGIMENT. and Quartcrmastcr Edward X. Powers. OF
the 10Th Regiment appeared on the oor OF the cotton
Exchange Yesterday for the first time since their forced
vacation mt buffalo I'm the service Of the State Their
fellow brokers gave them a hearty reception.
Henry Powers, OF No. 435 west Foriy-nnth-st the
driver OF the strectcar which ran over and Killed
Mis-. Nellie Mccarthy Monday afternoon, was held
in 81 500 bail By Coroner Levy yesterday.
ar j. C.r-IIave you not read newspapers long
enough to know that attention Is paid to anony-
nous Communications Why, why do yon err so
gricyously rs 10 think your question would be an
swered in The Tribune under the present circum-
stances
The steamship Antonio Zcmbrano, which arrived
here Yesterday from West Indian ports, reported that
on August "A the steamer Albert DumoIs, for New
York put In at Barres, Cuba in q disabled condition,
having broken her shaft on that port.
Frank Gaylor, who jumped nom High Bridge on
Friday last sent to the Island yesterday for three
months by Justice weldc, In the Harlem Police Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
AFFAIRS IN BROOKE YIN.
MORE NATIONAL GUARDsMEN DISCHARGED
Absolutely the Best

MORE NATIONAL GUARDSMEN DISCHARGED.
More National Guardsmcn are reported to have iouno
their places Allied when they returned from BUFFALO,
Two members OF Company f, 23d Regiment VINO were
employed In the Office of the Union Phonograph COM
pany In New York, found on their return that tner
scrvtces were no longer needed their places had
boon filled An appeal 10 the manager Of the com
nanv by their captain was Without avail. Matthew
Duryea Of Company X, o3d Regiment, managing clerk
for simpson & Shaw shipping merchants, at NO. -
Coentics SIP New-York got letter on his return
home saying that the firm had been compelled 70
GET another clerk and hoped he would secure better
situation lie was unable to receive rcins'a@
ment and was told he would not have been ehpioSeu
at all II II had been known he In the National
Guard Only one member OF the 14th Regiment was
discharged for attending to duty at the armory and
he hopes to secure reinstatement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
PROBABLY KILLED BY POLITELY. FOES

Fresno, Call Aug 30.-A closer inquiry into the
circumstances attending the death Of l.. r. McWhrter
the lawyer and politician who was murdered In his
yard yesterday morning seems to disprovc entirely
the theory that the shooting done by burglars.
The general conclusion Is that, unless McWhlrter had
a private enemy his death the result OF the
polItical animosIty which he had aroused The ctl
gcns have contributed 10000 to be paid for the
arrest and conviction OF the assassin. Feeling runs
high and II the assassin is captured II Is possible an
attempt may be made to lynch him. Several per
cons who were incautlous enough TO cNult at Me
WRITER'S death are being closely watched. Nc
Whlrers lfc was insured for 500 600, nearly all I'm
Inf, yifc's favor. lie expressed the belief some time
meo that his political enemies would his DEATH
and for that reason he placed the heavy ifHirancr
unon his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
o,,.,o w poppEp CAUGHT.

A YOUNG FLAT ROBBER CAUGHT
When Thomas Clarkson, nineteen years "'u' .'.
who says he is q teamster residing az NJ '-1 49,
ST. New-York, was arraigned before 'uS"'. ~
C.rmaok In this city yesterday. he iouhd Himself 'o
fronted by several charges-breaking INTO anu e"os
apartments larceny and carrying concealed Weapons
when John S. Hoingshead, Grovc-st. cigar de'Acr
returned to his home ut No. 90 Pavonia-ave'' Oh
Monday he found tho door Of his fiat open his FANNY
being In the country. A young man VINO s'ood q.
The door said he looking for family hihe"
Morrison. A glance through tho doorway sho"ea MI
Holingshcad that his rooms had been ransackcd. As
he turned his visitor sprang down stairs ana dashed
into tho street. Mr. Hollngshcad reached inc SLUG
walk I'm time to see the fugitive turn into Erc-s 1ouf
hundred feet away. Two men stood on the corner
and Mr. IIOllngshead shouted TO them 10 stop 'he
thief They Joined In the pursuit, and the man nhu
ing himself closely pressed, ran down an open cellar
WAY and thence to the roof There his pursuer over
took him as he vanly trying to force open
scuttle Of the adjoining house. Mr.. Holnngsheac
turned the captive over to the police. The prisoner
had I'm his pockets several skeleton keys ana was
armed with q loaded sixchambercd revolver. lie
showed a brnzen front at FIRST but nnaiiy aaihi'e'
that he had gone Into the nat Tor the purposc W
robbery. lie found set OF apartments uhocc"
pied Then he robbed Holngsheads fiat and that OF
Isaac A. Bowen, opposite, both families being aosen'
and stored the plumber In the vacant rooms 1t was
ound there and fully Identified. 1t consisted OF wear
Ing apparel and jewelry.
James Wood OF No. SIS Jerseys idenuhed
Clarkson as a man he had caught In his rooms two
weeks ago. He knocked the fellow down, but after
wards yielded to his appeal for mercy and promises
Of reform and let him go. Garrison corrooorate9
Woods story, and said that at the time ne INTENDED
to keep his word but circumstances and temptation
proved too much for him. Cllrkson had In hi
possession three souvenir spoons, gold bracelet, q
iadys gold fob chain with ball pendant and gold seal
ring these were identified by Mr. and Mrs Bowen
pawn tickets for three rings and dress numbered
Il 40 and issued by August Behrens No. 96 Atlantic
ave Brooklyn, lot OF Brooklyn ferry, railroad and
Bridge tickets and a gold breastpln.
The rooms OF Alderman Connolly, In the same MAJ
with Messrs. Hollingshead and Bowen were robbed
some time ago and tn. Alderman's gold watch was
stolen A pawn ticket for the watch was found on
GARRISON The prisoner committed for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
TWO sWINDLERs CAUGHT.

Andrew Schneider and Morris IIirsch were arrested
in this city yesterday by Detective Dalton charged
with swndllng John Geyer out Of Servian bonds wor
S65 Geyer bought the bonds from broker nameh
Pollltschek doing business at Nos. 40 and AZ Broaa
way, New York. Hirsch was q clerk in the ONCE.
subsequently, he was discharged. He secured iist
OF tho persons to whom Pohtchek had sold bonds and
no and Schneider representing themselves as Govern
ment officials In some way induced Geyer to STIR
render the bonds lie held Geycr cannot talk Enelsh
The bonds were instalment lottery tickets. Justice
Martinez. who tried TO untange the matter says SAYS
his bonds had drawn big prize, but before he could
get the no must pay sSo for certificate Sat w 3hsS
he Went 10 Poitschek's Office to inquire about the
prize he was told that no had been swindled. De
tectlve Dalton has found four other men who have
becn swinded in tho same way, and they will appear
against the prisoners today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

FLATBJ'sII-Mrs. Polly Middleton, married
woman forty three years old whose home Is at NO.
4l6 Fourth-ave Brooklyn, was taken to the Raymond
Street Jail yesterday morning by Policeman James
Dohertv OF Flatbush II Is thought that the woman
Is insane, and 1t Is at the request OF hcr husband
Jobn Middleton that she Will undergo examination
NJ IN her sanity before the state Board OF Lunacy.
Mrs. Middleton was arrested at her home at o'clock
ON Monday evening the charge OF threatening to
Kill Mrs Minnie Hunter, OF Coney Island Road, and
raising a disturbance at her home 1t Is said Mrs.
Middleton Is insaney jealous OF her husband, whose
business nccessatcs his calling at Mrs. Hunters nome
freauently and Monday evening lie was surprised
when his wife to the door. Upon seeing Mrs;
nave assaulted her but restrained, aud was led
away threatening to have her life. Mrs. Hunter
swore out a warrant before Justice sweeney ior het
arrest Unable to furnish bond to keep the peace,
sho was PLACED In a cell over night Her husband
told the Justice that they had lost two children within
the last two year. This he thought, had tended to
upbaIl pce her mind,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
IIlLISDAIE.

Ida Rawson. fifty years old. said to be the vile
OF Albert L. Rawson, an artist OF this place, was
found dead In bed yesterday morning between ana
10 o'clock Dr. Necr summoned and pronounced
the cause OF death was an overdose Oh iauuahum
Rumors were anoat that it was case OF suicide ms
IN. woman WAS known to be n hard drlnker, and
,ras known TO have drunk half pint Of hudanum at
time She also used opium IN large quantities
Rawson says that the woman was not his wife.
sho vas his housckecper. 1t Is said that Rawson ana
tho Woman had numerous qralrels, and that he beat
ber numerically nj times. Rawson's daughter cara,
who is the granddaughter Of Laura ksene the aires
o,,n, two wears ago The suicide planned the elope
ment and took them to Paterson, N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY, AUGUST go 1904
ARRIVED.

With s .Sd @
wnsslst Ta gss 4 s,s,.s
sandy Hook at 80 m. w,,.,n.,, p,smo, .usu.. -
with a' %dss s 70 FSnsS drs Co. Arrived bar
Steamer n veendam Dutch vandcnee. ROTTERDAM.
e wA at Ts aaa to F"neA Edge
s'sa%sS i sss. S sS.:
g. asss: Guy
s E a. Sas de- Bar = spgon4 Young
Anisa ana 20 ' s. Kists and $ Martins e.
passengers to Outerbridge Arrived at the Bar a.
s SS s1s a. sss Sa.s snd tYs e ::
Port 5og aS YaSbss9s 9
Kingston o. Annat.o Bay 49, with mdse and passengers
AK L %s'se' 6. ': :
Steamer Rio orande, Common Fernandina and Bruins.
wick Ga. with mdse and passengers to Chas Mallory
EsnSss HgDSs.. Ss%pG gs Nsws and Nor
DAYS with ore to BOS,ns ArshiSa ,h s.
and StsasT e9a to HoTo ma
steamer General Whitney, Bearse. Boston, with mdso
ship Wilhelm BsrssdA sNo,, s'snsssys, Hamburg July
sUSsEf~windas SANDY HOOK, light, s; clear A.
City Island light sw c, 1l9uSy:
Steamer city q Paris sBr Watkins, Liverpool Eng
steamer tscrmanic~ BE- Cameron Liverpool. Ens-H
steamer prinspia Br stannsrd LeI.h, scos-simpsoo.
stssmSr .NSordand Cnep. Nickels, Antwerp Bels-
steamer Daria tBrJ, Davies. Flushing. Ho-iOrDel
steamer sastlehil (Br), Thomas. Lisbon. Por-John
Steamer City Of rars. Lockwood. Colon. U. S. o-Ps-
c , aa s stSo. % Low Port au Prince sav.n
Steamer NeisfmO, fraser. St AIMS Bay JAM
steamer Mse9 Ds gsfa AsmsnE Havana and Central
steamer Tallahassee AskIns. Savannah. Gar
steamer Guyandotte. Walker, Norfolk and Newport
steamer City Of Atlanta, Dole, West Point. va.-od
' st"a%sr ESa% Dutch. Brunsma, Baltimore. Nd
St'Gmer Herman Winter Nlckerson, Boston NASH
Dmock.
sta%er Nonande tor Liverpool Falwe AyonT sna
K Ksl;ss sss Point Ns%iE5ii
steamer s,a si:f Herman ma WIN Winter for Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The saving stations the Atants and Gui: coasts
opsned to morrow Tor winter work
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs-FoREIGN PORTS.
os HS Sl @ aites tss" London" sailed
steamer st: Pancras 1BI., Young sailed from Liver
pos steamer B5. Robinson. sailed from Dundee for
H sHt., from NewYok NJ
49, Arflyed a. Leth August % ...n. ,,om w.w.Yo,n
august " Il for Dover Lizard august 30
sc,ms cIn a Sevws 'R august
~ Steamship Mnssll 20 dr. from Ne"Y0fk Arrived
Steamer PIAZZA ds csrn nom Mediterranean ports
s s,sd F sas . aasui from no.
ports Gbf'as august ..c 60 from $.
Lucia for New-York August 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
KELLER SAYS A POLICEMAN BEAT HIM.

Frederick Keller. n German, OF No. loo Naretst'
complained to Justice Goettng yesterday that he
had been brutally beaten by August Koehler. special
policeman Of No. H. Throopave, on Monday mght'
because he had refused. he alleges TO give him ~
cents According to KeIler's story, he had been
drinking with Koeher during the night and when
they were about 10 part the officer asked him Tor III
cents ~ told him would not give him the money,
said Keller and he then struck me In the face. knock
ing me I'm the gutter. and then kicked me about the
.hodv, Keller says he went to the Sixth Precinct,
IN which Koehler Is attached. and told VI the assault
made npon him. he told to get warrant Tor
80 assnilant The warrant Will be granted to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
HE WANTS AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.

George Franklin Mitchell. OF Bath Beach. Is seeking
absolute divorce from Mrs. Louisa Whelmina Mitchell,
and a motion for alimony and counsel Tees IN her
behalf was made yesterday. she that they were
married at Providence, II. L. In 1879 and have lived
in this state for seven years. Before their marriage
she alleges her husband took the name Of FRANK
Feralto and Is now known by that name lie Is n
member OF the firm OF McKeon Ferato, contractors
and she asserts bis income is 800 week The
plalntif's counsel said that Mrs Mitchell went to
Providence In 1850 and masquernded As an actress,
pnd was guilty OF Improper Intimacy with FRANK
K.Inpton Jesse Ritch and Harry Woods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
UACKENcACK

Mrs. T. T.. Byrd, widow who lives In ParR-st" was
owukcned mt . O'Clock on Tuesday morning. and saw
man standing at her bureau. She gave scream
and the man darted from the through the paror
and out OF the front door Mrs. Byrds twp sons
rushed down stairs. each with revolver, but they
could see nothing O. the intruder. The man had Sc
cured $50 cash and garnet ring He dropped
large cameo pin in the parlor, and left gold watch
and several articles OF ewelry in case on the bureau
About an hour LATER effort WIS made to enter
the house OF Mrs. r. RIrode. aho a widow, living
around the corner from Mrs. Byrd. In Berry-st The
thief was trying to open window In the back paror
when he was Interrupted by a large watchdog ana
took flight Last week several dogs were poisoned.
including n large .nnsn belonging To John A. Foley
New York lawyer living opposite Mrs. Rurode.