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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Irish Prisoners Released.

London. Dec. 24.--FOur of the IriShmen
col victed in October. 1852 of having been nc-
Ccssory to the killing Of Inspector Martin in
GwcedOrc will be liberated tomorrow. Mar
tin WAS murdered by Il mob while he was
trying TO arrest Father McFalden. The
llcalyites are hopeful that they will secure
American dynaIiitcr and are already boast
ing that while the larn"litcs are shouting
from. platforms. private effort is accom-
Irish secretary, is receiving many kilograms
of congr;t ulation and thanks In acknowl-
clgment Of these last developments OF his
humane policy.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Indians Refuse to Sell Their lands

Lewiston. Idaho. Dee. Il.--rhr I';,i;rf;
States commissioners having in charge the
negotiations of Il treaty with the NcZ IrrccS
Indians for the purchase, ny the government
OF uilallOtted landS i'll the reservation have
returned from lie cOuncii which they have
bcrH attending. Although they raised their
oller from *2.IO To *; an acre the co,Inci!
refused to accept il. and gave ont that they
would not part with their lands. at ;,uv
price: The commissioners think parties who
are DESTROYS of leasing these lands from the
lllul!lS nave been 1T work. but they have,
not YET given up lorr OF offering Il settle
nerl They have caitr! :lIin;hrr council for
Inc nth ana will then "ni"avur 10 get the
poorer li':lanS To consent TO the sale.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
4 St. Louis Branch.

ST. Louis. Dec. 24.--The Panama canal
scandal seems to reach st. Louis and give
it Il PariSian flavor. EN.CongresSnian Gro
yer to-day began !: suit i'll which he asked
BousSctt. for SlUn.OO0 against A. II. Her.
ischei of Paris, France Mr.. Glover said to
reporter that he had hurricdiy filed the
suit in order to get Servoice on the defend
ant. Mr.. Grover says il is quite clear that
VI. dc BouSsctt advanced NJ. Iieriscne! $500
900 on Panama stocks and bonds. and that
now. since tn" collapse of that French
scheme. he wants to get his money back.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
I;stier\ySki Arrives.

New York. Dec. 2i-radcrwShj tL.. colo
DRAFTED pianist. accompanied 10y his secr..
tary and his favoriir ;iamo. arrived to-day
Oh the steamer Tcutorir. On being told thar
the advance sales of seats for his American
season already amounted 10 $1,000 Il tiusl.
or pleasure spread over his face and he
said:
'Ah yes. l find the Americans very ap
preventive. They are good audiences and
quite as sympathetic as those Abroad
PadcrwSki will give rccitals weekly in This
city during his stay in this country, making
brief trips To other cities between times
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Nine, Dcrnhnrdt Attncl,eL.

London. Dee. PA dispatch form Odessa
says that Nine. Bcrnharit lnct 18th very
hostile reception in that city las, night.
While she was going to the thcater in her
carriage she was attacked hy an anti
semitic mob and Sllowered with sour GU
cumberS and other mis>iis. The W nlows
OF her carriage wore SMASH ii, rul the
tragcdienne herself was not nurt
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Railroad Comnrnx c.ns,r.a

Sleepy Eye Mimi. Special. Dec. 2I-Tbe
colon"r's jury In the case Of Brakeman Cor.
bin who was killed here yesterday, found
the railway company guilty of gross nec,
SeIce in allowing the transportation Of !, ear
of iron rails. loaded as the one was thar
caused Corbin's death. The rails projected
nearly two feet.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Thc Cliford Ilidnnninc cnxc.

Madison. Wis, Dec. 24.-rhe trial of the
Clifford kidnapping case took place here
to-day. The kidnapped child is known as
the case were printed few weeks ago.
Mrs. Stowe. who was arrested with Mrs.
Montpas; was Released. as she could not be
over to the court for bail, and was released
on giving 5000 bonds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Fell Under Moving Cars.

Calnlar. Iowa. Special. Dec. 24.-AIsth.t
death in the yard Of the st. Paul road 81
this place last night. Hammond Cihsut.
twcnty-one years of age, Slipped under thu.
wheels of moving ears and had both legs
mangied in fr=htful manner. He lived
Il lew hours. Heavy SNOW between the rails
the cause. ~
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Trinle. TEu ~a62N

Dallas. Tex. Dec. 24.--In a battle with mis-
tolls in Ranch comfy to-day three men were
killed and two more fatally wounded The
named Spears ON one side aud George Hars
sreaye. Sr.. and George Hargreave, Jr.. y
brother. on the other side. Over twenty.
five shots were fired The shooting was the
continuation of Il feud. Ii took place Mt Tn.
railroad station. Mss, -
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Guilty OF Robbing the Malls.

Madison. Wis. Dee. 24.-Wiliam Schultz
of Cumberland. this state. was found guilty
by jury in the United States court today
OF robbins the mails and obtaining money
by forging his name to II $40 money order.
He has nut yet been sentenced.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Not in session.


Tho speaker laid before the house yester-
day Il Communication from Secretary Tracy
submitting an estimate appropriation of
$3.50 to1 io- the cnmp!e, ion of the dry dock
at Puget sound, Wash.
Representative Ferry (Ark.l yesterday IN
troduced iii the house bill providing llat
railway corp ralions shall Tor purposes OF
jurisdiction DE decreel citizens OF the re-
spec,ve states into which they conduc. o.
carry Oh their business
Secretary Foster, or the treasury. sen. TO
TIE house yesterday deficiency statement
a gregating $40, 0y0 for the quarantine ser
vice tor the fiscal wear 1899. Extraordinary
expense ut the quar- ntinc stations on &C.
count OF the threatened Invasion of CHI olcra
during the past summer have about OK.
haustei the appropriation for the mainten-
ancc ofsuch 81 ,tions which renders this ap.
preparation necessary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Mntll.on Church Wants ulm

Princeton Junction, n. J., Dec. 24.-,Rer.
N. J. Robertson, PHI D., graduate of Prince
ton theological seminary class, "a has re-
ceiycd Il cnll to the large First Presby-
terrain church at Madison. Wis.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Tuesday, DEC. 20.
SENATE.

Several important bills were introduced.
and two We're passed, authorizing the sale
OF lands of the Brooklyn, N. Y, navy yard
and of the lands in the vicinity of TT. Milf
fin, Del. Mr.. Bate (Democrat). of Tenne-
see, made speech in favor ofthe repeal Of
eral supervisors and spcca deputies at
elections. An effort was made by Mr.
Blackburn (Democrat), Of Kentucky, to
have the HUDSON river bridge bill taken up.
but as that would have hal the parliame emit
ary effect of sdetracking the anti-op-
ton bill, the effort was successfully resisted
by Mr.. Washburn, of Minnesota. and the
friends ofthe latter measure. Mr.. Black
burns motion was defeated by the very de-
c!sive vote OF 10 to Al. The anti-option bill
was then taken up and WAS under consider
alton unit! the time of adj ournment, when
Mr.. Palmer Democrat, of Illinois, made
an argument against it. chiefly on the
constitutional ground that congress had no
power to define and punish, by legislation,
criminal offenses in states. such power rest.
ing exclusively in the states themselves.
HOUSE.
There was a bakers dozen leaves OF alb
sence granted from the house, some of them
being on account of Illness but the major
ity being granted to members from distant
states, who desired to leave in time to ceic-
brate Christmas at their homes.
On motion OF Mr.. Lind (Rep), of Mime
sofa, resolution was adopted calling on
the secretary o: the interior for information
relative to the action taken by the state OF
Minnesota TO arnul the charter ofthe Hast
ings & Dakota Railroad Company. Under
the special order the floor was then accord
ed TO the committee on public lands.
which, through its chairman, Mr. McRae
called up the bill adjusting the claims of
Arkansas and other states under the swamp
land act. No action was taken on the bill,
no quorum being secured to vote upon it
aud the house at 4:4) O'Clock adjourned.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Considers it "a household necessity
Mr.. a. J. Whiting Newton, Kansas, ac-
cnntuates his opinion thus: 81 have used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in my family for
the last eight years and consider it a house
hold nece sity,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
A Story o. Little Boy Who Siam
mereO.

mered.
Whatever you do. do with your might;
Things done by halves are never done
right"
II can't get it, mamma, and there's
no use trying" and Frank threw
down his pencil, laid his head on his
hands, and sobbed out loud
Now Frank was q brave little boy,
who hardly ever cried, so his mamma
said, "Why, son, what is the NATTER"
II can't get this sum, and Pm tired
Of trying"
"How many times have you tried,
Frank" asked mamma.
ooh, ten times guess"
'"Ten times, Frank" asked mamma,
and looked at him earnestly.
well, four or five times, then; and
Pm not going to try any more"
Mamma thought for minute, then
she said, Put your slate and pencil
away, Frank, and l will tell you a
story
Frank was always delighted to hear
mammals stories, so he sat down be-
side her, ana she began:
IA long, long time ago, Frank, be
fore you or ! were born, there was Il
little boy who lived in !, beautiful
country by tie sea, called Greece. He
was not a Very strong boy, and OF
course his voice WAS weak, and, be-
sides, he stammered. He heard some
OF the great men OF his country speak,
and he made up hi mind that when
he grew to be a man he would be Il
great speaker too. Now in order to
be great speaker you must have q
strong voice, and speak distinctly;
and, you know, his voice was not
strong, and he stamme' ed. AS told
you. he lived by he sea, and every
day he would 70 down to the sea-
shore and put q pebble under his
tongue, and recite aloud. In this way,
it is said, he cur Il himself of STAN
merlng; but his vo ce was not strong
enough-t could not be heard very
far-so he us-d to 60 on stormy days.
aud shout AZ loud as lie could to try
and hear his voice above the SCUM, o;
the waves OF course every
N'V Aie' WIN oCCthllC oCLoiiSOi
and at last he could hear
it above the roar of the waves. lie
kept on, until in time he became one
o! the greatest speakers-orat ors. we
cnll them-the world has ever known.
He nevercoull have been that, Frank,
had he given up trying"
WHAT WIS his name, mammal"
asked Frank.
1T is Il long hard name for littls
boy to pronounce, Frank. 1t is
Demostienes
Frank sat very still for n few min
ntes, then he SAID, "M;.nma, l will
Let it now"
lie took his slate. aud worked and
worked. Suddenly he shouted, i've
got it mamma" and brought his slate
to show her.
Which was the prouele~, do yo,,
think, Frank Or namma?-Harper' $
Young people.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Washington. Dec. 24.-Among the fourth.
dental class ON Jan. are lSprincijcii
Mimi; Crawford, Coopcrstown and 0akes
\: D.. and Centrali;i. New Iishon ma
Waterloo, Wis.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Rheumatism knocked higher than 3 kite
Mr.. J. N. Bucher, Mineral Point, Ohio. de-
poses and says; II haye used Salvation
Oil for rheumatism, and in one or two ap.
plications. knock ed it higher than Il kite"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
Fo"r>:ai'" Shortage EncrcHAcd.

st. Louis. Mo-. Dee. 2l.~At tonight S
meeting of the city council the committee
investigating tho city treasury shortage re-
ported with specific charges against Sus-
pended City Treasurer I'ureSlcl There are
TWO rliarScS one of neglect With seven
specifications. and one of general neglect
to personally attend to the duties Of the
Office. Assistant Controller Fred Gable has
found that $500 more is missing That should
be in the vaults FOR the payment Of salaries.
Ihe examination of the city funds has so
Tar been confined 10 Il comparison Of what
Ought To ir and what is III the treasury.
rms now shows Il net shortage OF SCI. $50. lti.
1t is still asserted that when Ike formal
official inquiry and thorough examination Of
all the books is had there will he 4 decides!
increase in the amount missing.
l;X1rrhSurcr Fo"rStcl'S bondSmen met to-
shortage there may he as soon as the de-
mhnd Is made upon them by the city.
Foerstcl has left the city. but his where
ahoutS are known to his attorneys. lie
has not in amy sense fled.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
THE F,FrY-sEcoND CONGRESS
What Is EainC Accomplished by
our National Lawmakers.
THURSDAY, DEC, -.
SENATE.

The McGarraghan case came up to-day
and Mr.. Hun!on OF Virginia made n strong
pre- tation the case, the argument was
not concluded when the morning hour ex-
pred and the bill went over till Monday
without action.
Mr.. George conc uded his argument in
favor of the anti-opton bill ana the bill
went over till Mond ~.
Mr.. SAWYER introduced a bill which i'm.
poses heavy penalties Oh persons who
either attempt to wreck u train or rob its
passengers.
HOUSE.
Representative Anthony, of Texas, intro
huced in the house yesterday bill repeal
ing the act OF Iu,e II, 1891, granting pen
siOns to soldiers, and sailors. and 10
widows. min.r children ana dependent
PARENTS O. soldiers and sailors. The bill
also provide, tlat all tensions granted un-
der tnc &C. shall be Discontinued.
The !.uH today agreed to a resolution
for Ii IidaN ecess from Thursday before
Christmas ulti after New Y ar's, and to
apportiun the DAYS before the recess to the
var',!!s .mmitLecs. Today was asst ..ned
to the committees on Indian affairs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Mrs. Eliza Wilson, Of Fox Lake had
a narrow escape from asphy Xiation by coal
gas.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

A new 5000 pipe organ is to be pur-
chased for the Presbyterian Church of
Green Bay.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29

Mrs. Lanstry Has 81 Relapse.
London. Dec 24.-It Is riiInurcd tonight
that Mrs. Langtry has suffered Il rciupse
and is again seriously i'll.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
WEEKLY REVIEW,

Dun's Review of tho Northwcst's Business,
New yor,. NJ. o, ~, O 60,
~" ioih' i'c'. Sill ". Dui q 70,
"eehiy review OF trade: Reports OIL the
condition of trade are decidedly more salts
factory in most lines. cSnecial,y in woolcns,
though trade In iron md .,nnl 10 not;cnohlv
wcokor ,rho. ho,;I, ',M .,, 80 . ~
No"th :. ne i!o.iuay 'raue throushout 'nc
N N,'! Stems unusually large especially at
CncaSo' 81. Louis and Clevriand and 1t is
lively at some Southern points. such as
Knoxville, but only fair Mt Memphis and Lit
flo Rocl, In othor nr,,lrn,;nn, ,r,Io M
ne,rs .nnorni,,. ''n,. t NV, INV al
t;c,,a,i,. ~, ,, nisI. ~. tiic sI'Spn, pas-
'iSn.aris III urH SoouS, snoec anu lurlllur"
Oh inc better grade.
On the other hand, money markets are
showing more signs of pressure. and at
Chicago money is strony with G nor cent
,niniu,um NJ ,y,,.;,,,,,; 1,a,.l>,,,I nnh ,,,n
ni'..''' az ''"N'.''',"'i, .,e'tiu''t anu VIM
n"anol's close, al llrl,oit ana MiiwaukCc
StLenS III per cent ana ac,fG at 81. Ianl,
WINE u$ilti rates prevail III Kansas Cl,E,
any: a,,', Il. NC" 1iiehiS iileie Is s9'o S"iInt
u.,w WY i,".,"rI,H uuMa:,u. ~ - ntSo
Mni iE o. n,te '!;it coiisciiohs .it S"ii.-
Mnt, vs. Ha''Ht"c'ItS III ,hi MEH,, noi,5
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
STATE OF ONO. CITY or ToLEDo,( ,

STATE OF OTII CT1f UIEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. 1"'.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that Il" il the
senior partner OF the firm OF L J. CHENEY Il CO..
doing business in the City OF Toledo, County and
State Aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLA RS for each and
every case OF CATARRH that cnnnot be cured BY
the use OF HALLS CATAREH Cure
FRANK !. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day OF December. A. d. 1886.
~ a. W. GLEASON.
{sz41} Notary Public
Halls Catnrrh Cure IL taken internally and acts
directly ON the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Send for Testimonials. free
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
H3-Sold by Druggists. TIC.
Mrs. Jane Walrath, an old resident of
Madison, died suddenly of upoplexy, aged
II years.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
HOUSE,

The small attendance in the house today
was an indication that no bills of popnla:
interest would be called up or passed dur
ing suspension dav. On the bill increasing
the pension o; Veterans of the Mexican war
who are now receiving S. month the yeas
and nays were ordered and an exact ouor-
UNI, 1857, voted. Then, without objection,
bill limiting the jurisd iction Of the courts
of the United States was passed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
MONDAY, DEC. 10.
EENATE.

The attendance WAS very small today.
After the reading of the iournsl Mr.. Cor
man announced the death OF Senator q b.
son.
Mr.. German offered the usual resolutions
expressive of the senatcs p"n:"llnd sorrow
at the death OF Mr.. Gibson and Tor the APP
pointment o: committee to attend the
funeral at Lexington, Ky.
The resolutions were adopted. The SEN
ate, at 1915 .. H., as Il further mark OF re-
spect, adjourned until tomorrow
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-12-29
FRIDAY. DEC, 16.

FRIDAY, DEC, 1G.
SENATE.
No: in session.
HOUSE.
Not in session.
SATURDAY, DEC. II.
SENATE.
Not in session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
NETWORK CITY.

summer begins to-day, astronom'caliy' " -.
p. m. Many people thought 1t had inane '''' ''"'
some time ago
III, Roy DIR Ralnsfords latest idea has been calen
| bv IFS enemies "the church saloon, ana many P'p
have bccn funny about Its bartendcrs In snrpn'es c
IT,, doctor eays explicitly that he wants no Ichs"u'
| Influence Of any kind whatever 'hro"n ""'"' "''-i
| uo,cd improved barroom.
Tho Tribune Yesterday received 90 i'VAi 1i' ~
| Child, for the Baby Hospital Fund
pconIs are nocklng ont OF town on vacation these
,ars an, how 20 prevent scasickncss. and what ma
,r,, t,r a bathing suit will not cling when "ct afc
burning questions Of the hour
| No wonder eggs stay dear. They are used nova
DAYS IN calico printing. book binding clarifying hluo'''
| gliding and even photography, In large q""i'iucS
The eyes Of many New York girls are on Phila-
| dc,pha This week, WHERE the woman's lawhtchhi'
| championship Of the country Will be declde''
Alaska was coded TO this country for 100000 by
Rus,la twenty five years ago today and Jew Amer
| leans have sccn 1t yet.
The staten Island Cricket Club will be opposed To-
day at Livingston. 5 l.. by a team Of 'noketers rep
| rescntng the theatrical profession OF NcW-io
Will, good deal OF fuss is made about the Chinese
immigrants japanese come here In small Out s'e"'S
| stream and nobody seems % mind It,
The summer resort abou. this city which hopes TO
Ia r,,puur mnst insure its visitors against al danger
| Of Inconvenience from rowdlcs
The russell shoe has again TO stay awhile
Tho war Of Is12 with England was declared by
proclamatlon In this country eighty years ago yes
| tcrday.
| In hot weather let farnaceous food alone MAKE
fish, fowl green vegetables. salads and fruit the chct
| Of your diet.
The Ioy Of many spectators Of the pubc-schoo COM
mcnccmcnt, this spring has been marred By tie tous'
that the Health Boari doctors say the Dmi"hsS arc
| unhcalthful, and Commissioner Crosby says Their
| methods are bad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Irofcs-o William Med llalsey,
master OF the Ialscy Collegiate school Of Ncwiork.
was to address the members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday but owing 70 an
accident Saturday, while PLAYING tennis. when he
broke two small bones in his leg. he unable 10
leave his bed. . . The Republican Association
Ia, elected the following delegates TO the con
vcnton u the Republican League Club; at Rochester,
on Jnnc -: samuel Bernstein. DR.. :. L. Close and
| Professor Carl L. Praos ger. The Federation Of
the Brotherhood Of - Andrews of Wc,chcscr County
and the Annexed District. began its conference
: here saturday evening in the Church Of
the Ascension Micr Il fw remarks Of welcome
by the rector, the Rev. Dr. J. VI. :. TAYLOR the FOL
! loving papers were read summer Work for the
brotherhood" g. " ThoIc Of Newark; lntcmpcrancc
rs Foe 10 Brotherhood Work,7 John 4. Hamilton. OF
| New Rochelle; and Bible Class Work. benjamin &.
WctmOc. Tie chapters attended Holy Communion
at a. and church services AT 10 20 D. III. yes
terday Trinity Episcopal Church. The sermon
! being delivered by the Rev W. Everett johnson. Of
II. ChrysOstom's Chapel York ais service, at
! the Church Of the ascension at p. H. nj which
addresses made By the Rev DR.. Tlylor and
John y. iaurc, secretary OF - Johns Guiid, and
attended .crviccs AT Trinity Chlfch In the cveii1c
Jed by the Rev. ). r. Holmes, At which Tic Row Dr.
:. De Lanccy Townschd. Of All Anecla' Church. New
York. delivered the sermon. ana C. Victor Wclmorc
! Of ST. GEORGES Church made address There was
an Interesting programme al the 'mdrrnN Day
services 81 II. Phul> "eiInar Lutheran ChHieh yes
tcrday. The programme nclnfcd SINGING. Rotations
! aud speaking by different pupils. ID. The new Bpar
OF Excise resolved and G"pr ted 10 the credit OF the
general fund On saturday $4,000 In return for seven
t~n licclscs granted. The board viii meet again
to night TO consider fntncr applications and IT,
pstht Intentions 10 reduce he number Of licenses
TO abDIt forts per cent II those granted last year
l1HT CHEsTEE.\ movement Is already on foot
| In Fort Chester 20 organize Coiupiuy Of WhltclaW
Reid Guards Of one hundred members. Horace \.
Curtis, formerly corporal In Company |, Is the active
| AGENT In the matter
PEIlIAMNlLLE.- n'Ic corner stOna II the new
structure about TO be erected TO-. the Church ~ the
R,dccm"r AT IcltamNilr Wil BE- laid with appropriate
ceremonies by bishop Potter, tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

william Young. of No. l ,3:I2 Bedford ave, was driv
ine with his mother. Mrs. Emily Young, forty five
years old Yesterday afternoon. when mt Atlantic and
Bedford ayes. the horse took fright, and Mrs. Young
W., thrown ont and received scalp wound and n
fracture Of the thigh.
samuel Bogart, the president OF the Brooklyn Spr-
ual Association. died on Saturday at his home. No.
800 Borecn-st and his funeral took plnce yesterday
at bradbury Hall. lie born In Ncw-JcrScy In
1896, served I'm the army during the Civn War, and
was city inspector Of buildings.
Tho cornerstone Of tho new building Of All saints
Trocstant Episcopal Church. Seventh t. and seventh
ave, will be laid Wednesday. Ground was broken
a month ago. The architecture Of the new building
Is EomancSquc. md its cost will be $4,000
Tho J, +. Robbins Opera Company. organization
playing ut the Novelty Theatre. went TO pieces
uday night, AMI the Fingers mourning for lost
salaries. \ week ago last saturday the management
Of tho house put In company headed by Hubert
Wilkc for an eight weeks OF various light OPP
crns beginning with the Black IIussar" On Satur-
together on the stage and told that no more perform
would be given The principals received a fow
dollars each, and the chorus people nothing.
slxiecn-y ear old Minnie Leonard of No. 100 Ninth.
ST., was arrested Yesterday morning on complaint OF
Mrs. Minnie L. Benjamin, Of No. 1s6 Twclftist. who
eaid that saturday night she dropped her purse
containing @27 30, the hall Of her house. and that
Miss Leonard had picked II up. The Grl had been
smart enough 10 throw away the purse and 10 buy a
new one 10 put the money H. but she was not smart
enough 10 tell straight story and finally broke down
and confessed that she took the money.