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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Take notice. that pursuant to action OF the
board of county commissioners in and for Hyde
county. South Dakota, ut their January
session. 1873 sealed bids will be received at
the ice of the county auditor of said county
at Highmorc. South Dakota, until the 18th day
of April. 1893, ut ten O'Clock a. m. for the con
strucliou and erection Of court house dnclud-
ing vault and all masonry work. at Highmore.
South Dakota. in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Office of the county
auditor.
AT said date above tho contr act for the cree
tiun OF said buiidiu. will be let TO the lowest
responsible bidder. the board hereby rescrving
the right to reject any and AL bids.
Witness my maud and seaas county auditor
said county and state at iighmore, this 9th day
of January, 1898.
IsEALl F. NJ BARNES.
Comfy Auditor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Il. Clarke.


Nam Of moft-agore. Nhc5t X. Pigeon ahs
Ella ri gcou. Names Of mortgages, III :.
o. Assignee oi mortgages, Lucy
K. Clarke.
Oh ,..u mortgage. executed by Albert
X rids,on and Ella Pidgeon husband and wife.
To II. : Bnilou y Co, dated >epicmbcy ~ 1857,
for 500, dIc september |. 1872. with interest ~;
he rate of seven per cent. Nor gage recorded
in the Office OF the regi ter Of dee Is o' Hughes
county. Dakota territory. now south dakota.
October rs iS-;. at SO II. IN. i'll book II Of
mortgages. PAGES 3aS-'sl-and i5J said mort
gage. tora valuable consideration. wa, assigned
10 Lucy Il. Clarke. which assignment is record
ed in the Office OF the register OF deeds of
Hughes county, >on'h Dakota, in book 63 of
msde i'll the payment Of the interGs, due sep
TENDER |, lsh.. aud the principal sum of 500,
which also be 'anc due Scntcmbsr /. 1892. the
assignee of the nlortgaycc has elected to declare
the whole amount secured by said mortgage to
be due and payable as provided in said mort
ragc, and the amount claimed To - due at tho
date OF this mortgage is the sum OF s.562J. both
principal and interest: - certs neccS arily
paid for the extension OF the abstract to said
mortgaged premises. 500 AT tnrncy's fees as
provided for i'll SAID mortgage, and 10 cents for
postage. Now. therefore, motto" is hereby Civ
EN- that by virtue Of power OF sale co ,tained
in said mort gage, and in conformity with the
statute in such cases made and provided. the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale Of
the mortg gagged premises. to the highest bi ldcr
for cash. by the sheriff OF Hughes county.
South i'akota. or his deputy. on the 9Th day of
March. 1888 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon % hat
day, NJ the frCnt door of the court house i'll
Pierre. Hughes county. state of South Dakota.
and described in said mortgage rs follows,
'o-wit:
South west quarter 81. section twcntv-onc
s2i. TOWNSHIP one hundred and twelve. li2s north
range seventy four ~ west of a.h =. NJ, in
Hughes county. state of south Dakota:
LUCY X. CLARKE.
Assignee Of mortgaece.
Dated at Huron. South Dakott. December
30 1892
A W WIlMARru Attorney for Assignee.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
sheriff. sale.

State of South Dakota Sixth judicial circuit.
ss In the Circuit Court, in and for Hughes
county.
Northwestern Land Association. plaintiff vs.
Alansing b. Melville, defendant. Notice of
sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of u
judgment OF foreclosure and sale in he above
EMIT ed action. rendered on the 9TH das of Jan
nary. 1893. md a special eX .cution Issued up
On SAID judgment. the subscriber Benz amin q,
Ash. sheriff of Hughes county, for thnt purpose
appointed. viii scli-at public auction al the
trout door of the court house In the city of
Pierre, in the county Of Hughe aud state of
South Dakota, on saturday, tue 4th day OF
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


Whereas, pciautt has been made in the con
,litou- OF q certain trust Iced or mortgage *
ccutcd hy Alien uder shuup and Laura I;
Shlcp ths w.Iet to VIM q. nixon.
trustee for Vim. +. Bard, beneficiary datcd
Aprn Fist, s7!, aud recorded in the ohio Of reg
lister OF d"cds III and fu' the county al tl,ighcs
territory OF Dakota low state of south ijaku-
la in book uol mortgages, upon pnge a. upon
the .!nd day ni April. ls-i, NJ i.:9Ou'c!uct. pm
nua whereas I'D trl-i deed or mortgage has
been duly ns-irncd Ia ~sI'ah Frames Pellet
which assignment has been duly ~
cofurd Where's. Tie sum chained to b. dine at
the date of this notice j. five hundred, hlrty live
dollars and -iXtS-siN cent?. w: $3.50 principal
and SlSt 90 interest besides 50 II torney's fees
Atw. therefore, notice Is hereby gwen that
ny virtue %; the dcfault afurc- .ld. aud in pur-
sGance of tn. power OF sale contained. in said
trust deed or mortgage and Of Tie -tuiutc in
snch case made and provided, said,rusi deed n
mort rage Will tc iOr"c!oscd rs II public sai,. of
The pramiSes hcrcin described, by III. sheriN Of
said hughes county, south pnkut;. or III. daily
authorized de MY NJ the front door OF the
court hDnse in the city III Pierre. South Dakota.
upon tho LIST day of April \. D. 1893, NJ 2
e'ciuck p. III The murtgagcd premises are sit.
untsd in thccouHiN of ltushcs. state OF south
Dakota and are desH rihcd as follows to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section ;Hcm,y.six
t?'il in township one hundred eleven tiln of
ra 90 -cvcutysiX t1tl. containing one hundred
sixty tl6o, acres according to government sur
ycy.
lated at Pierre, 5. D.. February Is ls93.
WM q NIXON. Trustee.
SARAH FRANCIS PELLETT, Assignee.
!thAS. II. BURKE. Attorney.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
4 Fighting Squirrel.

Out of the half dozen squirrels turned
loose in Blenville park during the last
few months all are still there with one
exception. This exception waa there I'M
til yesterday, when Police Officer Cloud
dispatched him with his club. The reason
therefor is that the little animal had
grown to be vicious and in the past two
weeks had bitten eight different persons.
He would jump on any one passing
through the square. He bit a little girl
in the face, several gentlemen on the
hand and another one on the neck. This
sort Of thing kept up with such alarming
regularity that the police thought it best
to p,1t a stos to it.--Mabile Register.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
Ayers Pills
one slunurcd .:u.,,cl. am Acrc

OF corn is by 10 means unusual in Ne
braska.
Wheat, oats and all other grains do Just
rs well.
What state can do BETTER
If yon want To learn something about
Nebraska, northeastern Kansas and east
ern Colorado and what they Offer TO farm
ers, home-scri>crS and investors. write to
i. Francis, umnla Ncb, for a copy of
Great Dppprtur irjes in Nebraska.
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

A vault 4 feet high, feet wide and
z feet long was uncovered few days
ago by work1nen at Whitley, Ind, who
were engaged in removing a peculiar
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

"Cas.oria is the bes, remedy for children of
which am acquainted. ] hope the day is not
far distant when mothers willconsiler the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the variousQ uack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them TO premature grav4s."
Dir. J. +. KrscIELoE,
Conway, Ark.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
CastOria.

"Castoria is an czcclen: medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DE-. G. c. OsGoop,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Name Of mort-agor-, Albert X. Pigeon aai
Ella ri econ. Names Of mortgages, II :.
= - o. Assignee, ot mortgages. Lucy
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

BENJAMIN C. ASH.
Sheriff of Hughes County. 5. D.
CRAWFORD IL DElAND. ATTORNEYS for pla NTH
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
Castoria.

"castoria is so we'll adapted 10 children tina.
l recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-"
II. A. ARCHER. NJ. D.,
III So Oxford st, Brooklyn, n. Y
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
To Contractors and builders.

A. ". wnNARrn Attorney for Assignee,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

at. of south Da, ota sixth Judicial Circuit.
s.: In the Circuit Court, in aud for Hughes
county.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

sheriff of Hughes County.
CRAWFORD y pELANp Plaintiffs Attorneys.
pucd Pierre. SoGth Dikota. January 18th.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

State of South Dakota. sixth judicial district.
s.: III the circuit court, III and FOR
Hughes county.
RuSt-Owcn Lumber Company plaintiff "
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
First publication Feb. 2.
Foreclosure Notice.

CHAs. II. BURKE. Attorney.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
Foreclosure Sale.

Pierre. S. D., January 81. 1895.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
TAMMANY LOST AGAIN.
ls Police Com missioner shssha an Q
Victim of Dog Th,evesp

Unless Tammany soon returns to his
home and his owner. there Is good rea-
son to believe that serious trouble will
follow. This Is official.
Tammany Is the prize Skye terrier that
Senator Murphy presented to Police
Commissioner Shcehan some time ago.
Whether the dog is naturally inclined
to sneak out of the house, or whether
the allurement OF "A reward causes him
to be enticed away, IL yet question
with Commissioner Sheehan.
Among his Intimate friends, however
the statement Is made that the Tam
many leader OF the Thirteenth IL nurs-
Ing a growing suspicion that he Is being
Systematically worked" by wcst-side
gang OF dog thieves.
Less than month ago the dog dlsap-
pearcd from Commissioner Sheehan y
house, at AGA West Twenty-third street
reward OF 81 was offered, and Tam.
many was brought back to the house n
few nights Afterwards by a ragged
youth.
Last Monday the dog again disap-
pearcd. half hour after his departure
this message came: They have cap
tured Tammany again"
The message was anonymous. but Mr.
Shcchan decided 10 make another effort
to find his dog. He now advertises for
his pct and offers "A reward for his re-
turn.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
WEINBERGER'S EMPTY SAFES,
Lawyer Jaworower Again Disap.
pointed in HIS Search.

Another safe left by Banker weinber-
ger has been opened. Like the others It
proved disappointment.
Layer Alfred b. Jaworower, in COM
pany with Lawyer Louis Lowenstein
bernard l.. Jaworower and Deputy
Sheriff Clifford, went to Weinherger's
Essex street place yes,erday. A large
crowd gathered outside. and 1t was neces-
sary to screen the windows to enable the
party to work.
Lawyer Jaworower had obtained the
combination of the safe. He expected to
md considerable money. In all only 81
In foreign coin and some notes were in
the safe.
There was about 5000 worth OF sta
tionery In the place. 1t will be sold 10
the rag man. A lot OF baggage, sun
posed TO belong to poor people, was also
FOUND. If not claimed by Monday Law
yer Jaworower win sell the stun Tues
day.
Lawyer Jaworower is puzzled by the
following cablegram. which he picked
up:
'Trachten mir sofort hefoerderuns
bereJten kaun hier nirht tacnGer bleiben
bin brodlos fahre Sontag rejsct btejwys =
The lawyer believes II is a cipher mes
sage. He makes the following transla.
ton: "k.ndeavor to send me transport al
once Can remain here no longer Am
penniless. Leaving Sunday Reisel Blel
The evening world., 1893-09-15
BlTEs's father NOW SUED.
Annstta MoGrath Bates Wants
100000 Of His Many Dollars.
DAs ACCUSES Him OF Robbing Her
o. Charles Affections.

ThslSoung woman who claims Charles
r. Bates a. her husband. not only
wants n divorce from him, but also
will sue for 100000 cash from his
wealthy papa, 30 her lawyers said this
mornipg.7'
The bringing Of the suit has been in
trusted to Harwitz & Hershfeld, who
will serve the papers on Mr.. Caleb
Francis Bates this afternoon. or as
soon as possible.
The suit is 10 be brought in Superior
G GSiy 49, and ' X"s 1885, the de-,
PENDANT well knowing that said Charles
tiff, and wrvngfully contriving and In
tending to injure the plaintiff and to
deprive her Of her husbands comfort.
protection, society," aid and support, Will
fully, wronsfuily and .maliciously. by
threats, persuasions and offers OF money:
sought to induce and procure the said
Charles F. Bates to abandon the plain
Z Continuing, Il is alleged that since
his. son with money y leave the state a,
s snS ' Supported him. In ' View Of ali
these alleged facts, Mrs. Bates wants
Mr: Bates. sr., will have twenty days
Attorney Hershfield has also prepa red
papers to serve on Charles f. Bates In
divorce proceedings, but his firm has
been informed that the young man can
not be found.
In these papers the revelation is made
that ION or about the 10th day of July,
$50, at the city Of New York, this plain
tin and the defendant were duly mar
rfed." It had been previously under
stood that the couple were married at
Newport, but no details OF the New York
ceremony will be given.
The papers state that the plaintiff was
abandoned Aug. 20 1t is added that in
the opinion OF the plaintiff the defendant
owns real and personal estate to the
amount of large value The papers
state that a separation. provision for the
support Of the plaintiff and counsel fees
are asked for
The attorneys for the pla intiff said the
papers would be served on young
Bates as soon as he could be found, or In
( case he cannot be found they will be
served by publication. A motion for
counsel fees will also be made.
Mrs. Bates, or Miss McGrath. was to
have appeared in City Court to-day in
proceedings on a judgment In default
OF Ss7.65 obtained against her in 1891 by
John Odell. He claims that amount for
keeping her horse F"d OF. The case
was adjourned until Tuesday. =.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
WAGON THIEVES ARRESTED.
Three Members OF Bad Gang Sent
to the Island

Patrick Carney. nineteen years old.
of $40 West Sixteenth street: John Dono-
hue, aged eighteen, of 81 Tenth avenue,
and Hugh kiernan. twenty years old,
OF Az West sixteenth street, were ar
raigned in the jefferson Market Police
Court this morning
They are leaders of the Tenth avenue
chain gang of wagon thieves, which
hangs out about Ganesvoort Market
holding up market wagons and robbing
them at viii.
The World yesterday published an
account OF the deeds of this gang, and
capt Schultz. OF the West Twentieth
street police station, gave orders that
every member of the gang, which num-
bers about fifteen, should be arrested
Justice Koch committed the three men
to the island for three months
The evening world., 1893-09-15
ANOTHER REFORAATORY VICTIM.
Henry Mailer Declares that Brutal
Treatment Killed His Son.

With the news OF the suspension OF
Supt. Brockway comes the announce
ment Of the death of william Maier,
twenty years old. of 30 Sumner avenue.
Williamsburg. former inmate OF the
Elmira Reformatory.
Mailer died Wednesday OF tuberculosis,
within an hour after watching the
funeral cortege OF n friend. His father.
Henry Maier. declares that his son was
killed by the brutal treatment he re-
ceived ut Emira
When he went to the rcformatory.
two years ago. for stealing n suit OF
clothes. young Mailer weighed 135 pounds
Five weeks ago his parents were re-
uuested to take him nome AS he was
in failing health. At death he weighed
81 pounds
Within the past week. the father says,
his son told him that Brockway had
knocked him senseless because he spoke
too loud to the man at the next ma
chine la the tailor shop.
on recovering, he said. he was taken
to the padding room, strung up by the
thumbs and given twenty-one Dlou y
with piece Of rubber hose three feet
long.
A few days later. when he spat blood
while at work. the physician reported
that he was shamming. He was again
taken to the paddling-room and pun
ished
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Local News in Brief

Fur cases Of small poI was reported nt the
tnn ureau c 81 tnnIagious diseases TINS morning;
fr sn, ster ious years OH Vas to'nn Mt lS8
s ssa'SL I, n.ree,. INV i hnhh Sh'tn am ms rhil-
uIen. 'onns anI willie. AZ ~ west Flty'
SSsnI STREET, All were sent 10 North Brother
49,. u.,, ..,. -, m n,-.
- 49, e,m vo~Ieu' OF ~ bhia,lh street,
Snr r,nn,nS thrnuyh ono IIundred ,rd w,,,w Az,
~ 49, ust .n.IsuSn ,he Iiunnred anu flt'y-ntth
S Stssst ms. 'Sn' WIN ho'nihS Out HIS uhuer
cNtnns w.
Michael sleyin.. aged Nifty -four. Of 200 Second
svenue was held In $500 hail for trial In tho
- ns.n ri hce tft ,hiI morning on charGe
g. GU. i.nd,,,, 'i p,r' nu' ,femhn IN
breoS' ''ee'@'e""'"S Dep'''n''h'' Win hen'y
o"''
There will be a novel and interesting NEE ing
tonight In Rescue Hall. at st. Bartholomew .
kz.syu nouss u" I1ir. rW'E fs",hm street, near
annv svehuti III ~; nhnIrS VIII preside
pse.6snt e III ,n nmarsse. ny MIS- h"ttomc
e NasSs oI tnS n.nss pamshters ana Stns, and
Iss ea..n why 'he Slne'he ''nLsenS''
A horse belonging to the Percy Express Com
pany. Of ~ Bleecker street, fell dead near the
s Men ss Afcn NJ ruin avenue anu washing
W, oquAN.
Eugene Fitzgerald. Of 900 East Eighty eighth
street, was fined 500 in the Harlem Police
The evening world., 1893-09-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
The Washing Gig Came Out and
Policy Dealers Wore Hit Hard.

The policy shops were crowded with
happy colored folks last night. There
was Joy In darkest Twenty-seventh
street, and in Zimmerman Thompson
street.
The washing gig" was out-4-l1-4I was
in the last Of the Frankfort drawing.
and nearly every sable or yellow skinned
policy player In town had slip with the
potent numbers written upon 1t. This
gig Is played every day by the people
who make n practice Of putting a few
cents on lottery regularly.
1t doesn't come often. but when It does
the gentleman who backs policy In this
town has to pay out n large amount Of
money. He had to do this last night.
and az In some OF the policy shops the
money ran short, he liz still paying out
his boarded cash to-day.
The gig pays 40 for !. and every pol
Icy fend who had the least bit OF sport
Ing blood in his veins.or the least pride
In his foresight, had from 8 to 80 cents
on It. Last nights list was ms follows.
the upper line being the Frankfort, the
lower the Louisville drawing
3 80 IS IS % i i e Il q IS e
There are ten cross;;gigs. in this draw
Ing, and 4" cross-capital," the two As
each OF which came second from i's
wheel A "cross-capitar' at night pays
400 FOR J.
The other day a colored man who saw
Al on a street car and then saw 4l4l ON
n wagon, played II for "A cross-capitnl,
putting, 20 cents on IT,. and won 500
He paid up four months back rent and
had something left to continue pegging
away at policy with
There were some big individual win
nings In the washing gig last night.
Many colored barber IL swelling around
with several hundred dollars in his
clothes to-day which ne owes to all
A." The washing gig has not won for
Its followers In ten months before The
policy dealers have had two hard hits
recently-the "eating gig" which won
three months ago. and the dead mans
gig" which was out three or four weeks
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Business Opportunities.

AN OLD And nrosn.,ous manufactures, IN, Cit
and couptTy trade wisiIes 10 retirs: not embar.
yassess viII ss.nms ii ushIitie. pi.nty ~ -ors
runninx eItrs time MoS oOo reouired, mirbt re.
sin all interest with right party. Address boz y,
Burlington, VI.
J A PARTY who wi n invest Al 800 c.sh can oieai
Ok mar cant n,nnt IN. Br.t ae.k witbout r,ss
Address Western. boz 3l6 Uptown World.
RAKkRS about IN en,.re n, hal In . I'm sin,,. s.s
Hddeby's portabie tiis q, en- batinr before bn '.
ing. can or address GILLESPIE CO.. 1893 Bod.
lord ave.. Brooklyn.
,,y,,,,. ,..,, --t.---
bhhEn1 run Shir' nolhg y g"h nsslhess;
=, satisfactory rcnsVis Tor selling. Apply 6Sj
,,u,sx W.
DRINK HIKES ROOIbEhk tho great home
-. ~, .o"'p. a"'' I'm =.
IN. W lbilhM N,S PlNh PILLS Tor rae Peopls
are tbe greatest heaith builders known,
GOOD OPPOHTU NIFTY for you ny ma with lit Ia
cash to learn the candy busine,s. Address
II. r. MILES, boz b2O Brook Ign World.
HOTELS FOR SALE rent nd exe napr, All pr,ces
and locations.
j. W. DtUJIITrIF Hotel Broksr $50 Broad WAY
OLD. ESTABLISHED lea thcr. finding store; sell
ing on account OF owner bcinv a widow oIO
Even st. Hr'klvn.
conn ssion business, importAtlon aud airport A.
ton. Reply. with r.fsIencss.
C'NMlSSIoN. boz 4g3 world.
PARTNER WANTED with IS, OOU In the retail
drug busn,ss splendid ipyestment..
Fidelity l2Oo Bedford ave-, brooklyn.
pARrNEp ,,,b o., nm ,.,,., L. .,..I,.h..
The evening world., 1893-09-15
FELL SEVENTY-FIvE FEET.
Janitor Stewards wife's Fatal Tum.
BILE Down an Elev ator Shaft.

Shortly before midnight Me-. Ma-, s'ow--t
twcoty-eiRht years old fell down tho elevator
shaft In the Rembrandt fat. 49, West Fifty
seventh street. and received injuries which
Stewart, the engineer Of tho Nat.
In the Summer time the Stewards live In the
TOP OF the house and In the Winter they occupy
yuOms In the hnpenient. Last night they began
70 move downstairs. Mrs. stewart, with sonr"
things In her arms, approached the rloysi or
bern left open.
Thinking the car was there she stepped out
ana fell seycnty.hve feet To the bottom of the
shaft. breaking an arm and leg and receiving
other injuries from which she died ten minute ~
After her arrival al ROosevelt Hospltnl.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
STONES ON THE NAILS.
West : Shore Passengers Badly
Shaken Near Newbur9.

Omciais Of the West Shore Railroad
are TODAY investigating the accident
which occurred to the New York Ex-
press, near Newburg. at 7.SO o'clock last
night.
r Toe train was going at the rate of
nifty miles an hour. and about one hun
dred passengers were on board. when
e struck an obstruction on the track.
The forward wheels OF the engine
Jumped the track, and the train moved
several hundred feet before 1t was
stopped.
Investigation showed that a brick and
4 piece Of flint rock had been placed
on both rails, and the engine struck
these distractions.
No serious damage was done. but the
passengers were badly frightened by the
shaking up they received.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
KNOCKOUT" FOR A VETERAN.
Orderly Klein Invited Frien div stran-
gers tn DRINK ON thu por.ru

At O'Clock this morning Policeman
kinsman OF the Elizabeth street station,
saw what he thought was a bundle
lying In hallway in Chatham Square
He poked 1t with his club and was sur
prised when the bundle jumped up and
developed into a six-foot-four- inch man
with gray beard.
lie was very drunk. and the officer
TOOK him to the station-house. and this
morning arraigned him in the Tombs
The prisoner told Justice Meade that
he was an old soldier, and drew a
monthly pension OF SIS
For a long while he has held the posi-
ton OF orderly in Ward 10 in the
Blackwelfs Island Hospital
Yesterday he came to the city to
open an account in the Bowery Savings
Bank. Meeting two friendly strangers
on the Bowery, he invited them to a
saloon to have a glass OF beer After
the beer he did not know anything until
the officer found him In the hallway.
He gave his name as August Klein,
sixty years OF age. He was discharged.