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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
on 1nEIR REsEnYAIION.


A. stated In Agent Days report to
Washington, the Indians from Colorado
are again on the Southern Uto resorvs-
ton. The agent resfiifms his state.
monis regarding the whole proceed
log, which were to the effect that few
indians we're away from tue tesorva.
ton and no damage had been com.
mlttod. lilo also adds that the Eek.
pense Of returning Governor Wesps
mammoth Invasion has been $780,
40" Then no telegrapns for 4
thousand dollirs TO supply indians Tin
n dsplorablo condition and 10 miles
from the agency" lie seeks to make a
play upon the alleged fact that only
thirteen lodges Of Utcs were OF the
reservation, whereas the o1mplaia, Of
the San Juan settlers was against Utes,
weeminuchts aud oil Others unlaw-
fully 10 Utah. Then the agent says he
located only eleven Utos, but Ia his re.
port he names eleven chiefs who were
ut the Monticello conference, to say
nothing OF their following.
These statements aud numerous
other inaccuracies and contradictions
In the agents reports go TO indicate
that the Salt Lake papers may have
done Mr.. Day an injustice unwilling
ly. They looked on him as person
possessing an ordinary amount Of
brains and 90 fairly shrewd, but some
what overburdened by stock Of coa-
oeit and imperllnenoe. Recent dovsl-
opmen,s, however, lead 10 the oonolu.
sion that be has not n modicum OF
common sense. Taking his proceedings
from the opening TO the closing OF this
business, they carry conviction
OF the mental inoompetenoy OF the
agent, for which he IL to DO pitied
rather than berated. But Just the
same, the Southern Ute reservation
needs new agent, for II Is even more
dangerous TO both white men and
Indians to have the oiiios filled by
crank than by knave.
Were the dispatch referred TO the
only authority for believing that the
Indians have returned to their reserve,
there might DO some doubt n to the
fact. News Of a similar nature, how.
ever, comes from San Juan county. aud
ia also confirmed by Colonel Lawton,
In the following. which appears In the
Denver AeVs Of December 25lh;
A telegram was received yesterday at
army headquarters from Colonel Law
ton, inspector general of tho department
Of the Colorado, Ia which the colonel
Hiaios that lgnacIo and his band OF Utos
have shaken tho dust OF Utah FROM their
garments and are again within the
friendly shelter " Colorado The utes
were DIVIDED into two parties Tor tho
journey. Colonel Lawton states that no
had been six days and throo nights In
the saddle, under trying conditions lie
Ia expected to reach Denver from Du-
range ON Friday or Saturday OF this
wOUk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
BETTER THAN 1898.

As an Illustration OF the improve.
mont OF business 10 1894 over the pre-
ceding year, the record Of the Chicago
stock yards furnishes some oncoufag.
ing figures. The Inter Ocean has
statistics Tot all except the last ten days
Of this year, with which h make a
comparison with 1893. Ia considering
there II should be remembered that
the "lefminAl charges" turned many
southern shipments from Chicago,
Kansas City, Omaha, ~. Louis aud
other points, and the great strike also
exercised n vas, ipflusnce In reducing
tho volume Of business.
Notwithstanding these drawbacks,
however, with the exception OF tho
rooeipla OF cattle anu calves. the
Chicago record up to Dec. 20 exceeds
that Of 1893 In receipts, while tho
shipments Of 1894 u cattle, hogs, and
horses is beyond that Of 1893. The cars
received and sent out In 1894 ato far In
excess Of tho number used la 1898.
The receipts are % follows for
ls0i Cattle, 2,oSO9l7; calves,
l0l, 57G hogs, 1851 O8; sheep,
a,Oi0,5Os; horses, 900; cars, 2s2,.
$50. Shipments, ls0i-Calllr. 045,.
900; calves, II 400; hogs, 2,n0lll;
sheep, 1921, O52; horses, IS, $3.50, cars, 49,
lg2. The receipts for 1893 were; Cat.
tie, 8.l8S, 400; calves, .lO,557; hogs, s..
O57,27si sheep, 8,O3l,l7i, horses, 49,
io2; cars, 27S,052. Tue shipmonts for
1898 wersi CAIus, 9JO, 1888; calves, 49,.
$50; hogs, 2,l49,4lO; sheep, 4i2,sO5;
horses, 7O,Oll; ears, 10, 2s5.
The valuation OF the stock ior 1894 Is
figured at $3.50, 600, OOO,Rs against Sgi9,.
542, S75 for 1893, The total valuation
Tor twenty.eight ysars, up to 1893, 10
81. 1850, 1876, lO2. For twenly.eight
yeArs, and up to December % Of 1894,
the receipts Of stock OF all kinds were
~ iollowt: Cattle, 41,6s2, $50; calves,
,6Ol ,sO7, hogs, l4i7j3 OO-; total, 1922.
s47, O5si sheep 2s,sUl l65; norses, $751;
$50; totsl, 292,32l ,0Ja. Shipments
Cattle, q $3.50, iiij calvss, SsO, 0i9, hogs,
i72iO,sl2; surep, $3.50, 100; horses,
5os,7io; total, 7s,253,623; grand total,
7O,575,5-6,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
ANTI.TOXIN.

Considerable interest II taken every
where In the newly discovered remedy
hgainst diphlhvria. Experiments have
now been made In different parts OF
the United States M well as In some OF
the principal cities abroad, and reports
continue abJut tue almost miraculous
cures effected.
Thus, a dispatch from Milwaukee
says that anu.loxin has saved "a mum
Der OF lives In that city during the last
ten days. One case mentioned Is par
ticularly striking. A child, aged I
years, whose parents reside ON Fond
du Lac avenue, was stricken with diph-
iberia In bad form about two weeks
ago. The family physician treated
the patient for four days without
being able 10 stay the progress Of the
insldi0us disease, On the fifth day the
father Of the child requested the doctor
to try the anti.tiXin, anu accordingly
DIR. A. J. Scott, who was tho tirst ply.
sisian 10 seoufeaud use the new n meJy
In Milwaukee, wss called IN Tor cou-
sultatiOn. Dr. SCOTT injected the usual
amount OF the anti-toXin last salur.
day. Al that Time tue child was uu-
conscious, It's pulse was 1855, and its
temperature 1903 3 5, aud the urine clu-
tlinod d large percentage OF albumeu.
The case WAS 10 bad that four troAl-
mtnIs were necessary. The auli-loxiu
attacked The diseasr from the frst IN.
j,cliou, ami soon the child was playing
around the houls aud crying Tor pei
mission To 90 out.
The discovery Of this remedy ia tho
result Of scientific experiments ia
Germany AMI France, and Dr. R1ux,
OF the Pssteur institute 10 Paris, 10 said
10 be- the fret Que TO put 1t into
practical use. AS soon 10 Il had been
established that the deadly effect Of
diphtheria IA due To poison sBcreted
by the microbes and entering tho blood
OIL the patient, the doctors commenced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
ALLEGIANCE no rnE czAR.

There are fow Russians In the
Uuitcd States who maintain their
allegiance to the Car, aud these have
been required TO subscribe u the usual
oath upon the accession Of new
sovereign. Upwards Of a score Of these
went through ths ceremony IN the
little Orlhodt Greek church on Center
avenue In Chicago on Monday. A.
an ILLUSTRATION Of the chains VI semi.
barbarian and seridon which yet bind
In oillglh Russia, a translation Of the
oath Of allegiance may be of interest al
least. lis as ioll9wf:
l. tho undersigned, DO swoar by tho
Almighty God, before His holy Scrip
tuTU-, that / viii and must servo truly
aud not falsely bis Imperial Majesty, my
real, Inmate, most great aud most
gracious monarch and Emperor, Niculay
Alexaudroylich, autJcrat OF all the
Russians, aud his Imperial High
moss the Czarowitz and Grand Duke
George AloXandruvitch, to obey him, not
spare my Ito to the lnstdrup OF my blood
10 keep aud TO deicud all belonging 10
his Mnl0siy's sovereignty, power, might,
right, aud prorogAtiva. YET dicreod aud
which shall be deuroed Ia failure 10 my
utmost understanding, y alo, aud ability
TO maintain aud dafond, aud nj tho same
time with all my ondeavots 10 assist In
all cases all concerned In tho royal ser
yico Of bis Imperial Majesty, and for tho
benefit Of the state 10 lot it DO known A.
soon a. 1 learn N any damages, injury,
or loss affecting the Interests Of his linz
porial Majesty, and 90 usu all measures
TO turn aside aud hinder such; 10 keep
faithfully every secret entrusted 20 mo
aud tho duties entrusted aud placed upon
mo In conformity VITA this general decree
and tho Instructions, rules, and ukases
which will bo from timo TO time specially
decrood by my superior Ia the name u
bis Imperial AlaioHy,an serve ina faith
full aud proper manner, and not con-
trary to my duties aud oath, not 20 not
for my own Interests, property, iriond-
ship or onml les us / um further always
responsible before God and the awful
Judgment. So God will help mo by soul
aud body, Ia conclusion Of this oath
kiss the book aud cross Of my Savior,
Amen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
LENIENCY 10 THIEVES.

Ths Chronioling OF instances where
bank cashiers, clerks, elc., have
mulc,ed their employers Of large sums
" money Is becoming such frequent
occurrence that but liItlo attention il
given by the public to this class Of
crimes. Ia this way severely al.
verse sentiment 10 being reduced to d
minimum, and IN very few cases DO
he Offenders receive ample legal pun
ishment, From present Indications
this tendency Is likely to prevail Tor
some time at least, siuce toe cause
which produces It Is intimately asso.
liatcd with the disregard Of moral laws
that Is becoming generally prevalent
throughout the nation, Ina tue came
relation official maud is on the lu.
croase, aud rarely meets with exposure
aud deserved rebuke,
Among the worst cases Of Dillcial
corruption are those recently uu.
oartued at Sioux Ciy, Dakon. Ii
10 not because Of the large amount OF
peculatioEs involved, but for the con
temptible nGluIo OF these, that public
Indignation has been aroused. Itw.t
known for some time that there was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

10 search for substance 70 ueutralzs
the poison or kill the llItlo animals
that emit IT, The investigation re-
suited in the discovery OF the remedy
now known a. anii.toKln.
Itisa long and tedious process to
obtain IT, A collection OF microbes
from = very bad case Of diphthetia IL
nnt secured. Thoio are carefully
placed on soms solidlnod serum, where
they grew very rapidly. After a lew
hours they are Transferred to liquid
for further nourlshmsnt, in this broth
Of veal and psplone, there IL, In =
month OF six weckt, enough poison
socfetet 10 Kill guinea pig, n two.
tenths Of a gtammo is Injected into It,
veins. The liquid Ia now Uttered
aud the colorlsss substance, no
longer containing any microbes but
charged with diphtherla poison, is In.
Jsciod into the vein Of a horse. On the
nrst DAY about one grsmme is given.
The operation IL repeated daily and the
dose Increased ungll an ouace IL
reached. The animal A. frat Shove
'ymptoms VI fever, but after n while
these pass away.
After ak weeks, blood IL drawn from
The horse, and the serum separated.
rus IL now auli.toIin. by continuing
the treatment Of the horse for longer
periods, the strength Of the remedy 10
said to increase, and the animal can be
used for years, lls general health ap.
parsnuy not being impaired.
The Injection OF the anti-toxln IL
made under the skin above the thigh
and the quantity must vary according
TO the yirulence VI the case. Twenty
grammss Ia the usual amount. The
remedy works as a tonic ~ well NJ
antldote. Patients under treatment
get ruddy faces and present au alto.
reiher striking appearance to those
who have not the benefit of tho new
discovery.
IL Antl'toxln really does all that
medical authorities claim for it-And
there seems to be very little room for
doubt-it may safely be called the most
important medical discovery OF later
years. ~ can snatch from the enl.
brace OF death the little children who
arc generally tho victims OF the dread
disease, It marks q Victory Of science
over one Of the most bitter enc.
miles Of mankind. Discoveries Of this
nature are generally far.reaohing. by
indicating the true road, thoy lead to
new discoveries, which again may
open the doors 10 others stll more
startling. Aud thus science goes on
step by step toward Infinite perfection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Geo. W. Jenkins, editor Of the Santa
Maria Times, Cal, iu speaking Of thf
varlous ailments of children SAID:
"Whon my children have Group there
~ only one patent medicine that I ever
use, aud that IL Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. IL possesses some medical
ofs Immediately. II IL, In my opinion,
the beet ouugh medicine in The mar
ket." II the remedy 10 freely given ~
sson as the cfoupy cough appears u
will prevent the attack. Il 10 alto au
IDEAL remedy for whoUpiug cough.
There is no DANGER in giving u t.
children, a. IL contains nothing In
jurlous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

UNDER the title Of "Chris,mns Eve
anu Other Poems" Mr.. O. Maurice
stebbins, Of this city, put out, In tine
for the holiday season, small volume
Of yefso, the contents u which possess
considerable merit "Christmas Evt'
IL someSh hat lengthy aud pretentlous
piece. II is the history Of swlfs
shepherd lad, aud contains a number
Of beautiful pas,Ages. "Song Of
Autumn" Ia piece Of rich eloqusnoe,
and "sown," Glove Lies A-coldD anu
"At Eyentido" are characterized by
sweetness and ptnsiveness, and a
high degree Of poetic feeling. Other
pieces given In the collection are we'll
worthy Of mention.
The guthor la young man 10 put
forth work Of such merit, being only
tweuty.three years Of age. He gradu-
ated from the classical oourse at Am.
hsrst college In the class Of 1899, and
now occupies tho pOsition Of professor
oflauguage aud literature In the High
school, this city. Beyond question he
possesses poetic talgu. Of an excellent
kin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
TAMMANY,
Hall and Tho TuSClrOTas Defeated Ia
Their own SlTODghOldS.
Grover has Gone 60 Ills DuEsaTd Hoost
Wilson aud breckenridge are
Gone 80 Ens land,
lGod sAyo tho Queonl

In the presidential election OF two
years ago and this one lust passed,
should teach the men who are chosen TO
represent the people In their national
affairs, that the people are keeping tabs
on them very closely and will stand no
more monkeying.
In times OF general prosperity, people
become very lax In keeping themselves
posted on what their public representa-
lives are doing; but when Il becomes
hard for them 10 make both financial
ends meet pretty thorough investga.
ton Is sure TO follow, and the uniaithiul
senators are pretty eiectually weeded
out, and the process continues until AN
honest administration is obtained and
general prosperity again resumed.
We are now OF the opinion that the
radical change In the congress will pre-
clude any further radical tariff legisla.
ton, which fact will alone restore con-
hdence In the manufacturing, CONNER
cial and financial circles and a in great
measure restore prosperity and value
In properly To be sure.
Almost all commodities will advance
In price. Wages will advance, work
will be more plentiful and the advanced
prices will not be so much noticed.
We shall, however, continue Tor
time at least, our hard times prices and
continue 10 make clothing at twenty iive
per cent lower than most Of our COM
pelllors, but how long we shall be able
To give the splendid suits we are now
Offering Tor The price Is a question not
answerable at the present time. But
anyone who will call and examine tho
quality Of our Si375, SIC so and Sl9.OO
suits, will be convinced that such bar
gains can't continue long Our over
coats at $1,000 are beauties, though we
have some even lower priced.
Yours truly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

MI J. X. Fowler, secretary and
ana Stock Co., Of Cnrinue, Utah, g.
krmgdy sayU al consider It the best
fra tho murkur 1 hove used many
kluds but find Chamberlain post
promp, and Uiiealual iu giving roliei,
sud now keep 200 other In my home"
When troubled with cough or cold
give tuIs remedy trial ani we assure
you inst you will ba more than pleased
with the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Are the Esod qualities possessed by
Bosd's BafsRrarilll. Atovs all u pui'
hss he blood, thus strengthening ne
nerves;it regulates The d'g tlyo ofgAus'
iuvirofAtut the kidneys and liver tones
aud BULLS up the entire system, cures
sctofulh, Dyspepsia, Catarth and hheu.
mstlsm. Gat hoot'a anu only Ho0dt'
HOODS PILLS cure oil liver ills,
biliousness, undlcs, indigestion, eioA
headache. $50
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willisn W. rargart, son &c. Y.TAg-
gart, will In the iuIure tuns pianos
upriEhu, squares and grands, Tor tA.Vu
each. Orders left IN person OF BY p1'1al
~ ThEgart ana Chhmb'flaln's Piano
and Organ show room, $40 lst street,
viii be promptly attended Co.. Organs
tuned anu repaired At equally low
priccn.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.

Mrs. W. J. Faho'ey, lie Roy, y. Y,
ray,i "Havo tried my cough cufV'.
Parks' Cough Syrup u the only one
that helps me. 1 know IL is the bel
Cough remedy" For sale by r.. j..
Hll s. Co., aud NolJen JudsOn Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

For the holiday season the Union
Pacific will soil tickets 10 points on
the system on December 2lsh, 2'th
aud alsi, 1898, ami January 1t, 1875,
q greatly reduced raio.. For fuIl iu-
formation, call Mt city Ticket ONCE,
gOl AAin Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Via the Union inc'hc.
on Drcsmuer 2ilh, 20 DO, aud Deocm.
her 8ist aud January ltf, the UuiOu
Pacific will sell eX,u sion ,ickots nj all
stations 10 any point Withlua distance
NJ $50 mlles ut one fare, good returning
until January an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Go to the Bodega Family Wire and
Liquor House, 10 Clm'L g., for i ~,
Sherry, Angouca, C'aret and all other
Gait. Wines, NJ 5Dr Bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Nu.lluE IH uJ uuuCl0ur 30 a good cup
Of tea. II you drink the Pride o.
Jnpau, tUree Teal you will be CON
yuccl that II 10 tho best. Take no
lublulu,0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Blg slCca OF Wurli's Fairgoo Us just
arrived, at 2ll State 81.
~. WEHBER,
WARREN PAUL.
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Weber Coal Company sell Lump
Coal y; s. 90, Stove. ti5l; Nui,ti.OO.
Clean coal ami mll WEIGHT. Tel All.
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Highest prices paid Tor raw furs aud
game heads. Meh0sy, the Fufrier
kuuuiOTu,
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Have your watch repaired Vt Bur
hauEhIa, 10 MrCnfrIrk Bnrk.
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w e

Have The Largest Stock and
Finest Assortment OF Fishing
Tackle, Lawn Tennis, Base
Ball and Cricket Supplies,
Tents, Hammocks, Pocket Cut.
lery, Scissors, Guns, Rifles, AM
muniilon, Bicycles and General
Sporting Goods.
Ride a Copper Rim Rambler,
u you want the Best Wheel
Made. Send for Catalogue OF
Sporting Goods.
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Payments ior Subscription a,vays 10 advance
FOL arrihcrs changing Ue.f rHco of residence
should always give former aH vol Ne present adj
tfeaa.
Tho Nrva 10 90 sale ai ihs principal Hotels, News
siauda and ou 40 passenger Trains leaving Gao city
sfgr % ma daily
Ciy Subscribers Win tIui'y notify =. T. Dunbar,
Cifcuai'rI, OF auy irreglaHiy Boo iha delivery u
Acir rapufa
a. communications should bo addressed %
pnarhEr Nrus puuLuuua 90.
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OPENING
~s~S~J-S-I~J---->s~~~-~-N
GRAND
OPERA
HOUSE.
Week of December 24th.
Moths !
Week of December 24th.

A Romantic Comedy, 10 Four Acts
will be presented boy the Grand Opera
House Stock Company.
prices' soc, 3sc and csc; Box Seats
7sc, No extra charge for reserved
Seats. sale commences Thursday, Dec
emher goth. M3tineet every Saturday,
at p. m. Admission 3Sc.
Special Matinee Christmas afternoon.
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3. Is. Basford, OF Carthage, =. Dakt
say; "Parku' Sure Cure sEools OIL
other medioinss Tor rhtunAtiim Hnh
urlnarJ disorder. For ale ny h. j.
Hill & Co., and Nelden Julson Drug
Go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Chilblain Llniment always cure
lroat bites. Prepared ai G0lOe PHI
Drug Store
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Its uENaur uvrstss NHws is puU.iilsl daily,
rauday ,Hesriei. at corner souih aud Eaii Temple
futsu. salt Gaho CITY.
Ttaiu Eliuon 81 $50 p. IN. Regular Edition At
tu'rInck.
he urstntr sstu. WruEtr Erua e putiiihoi
on iutttaT AID Friday % each week.
The Dr-ruaf WrHrlg 10 magazine form is pub
hshsd ever Saturday.
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FOR SALE.
OOAL.

CGDOAL THAT SUITS" ALL KINDS.
" Miller y Miller. ID West, second south
trn0f lhUnp -
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Payments for Subscription a.says 10 advance.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Mayor schleren. the heads Of departments and
Congressman Coombs will hold conference on
Monday in regard to the payment for the Navy
Yard lands needed TO enlarge the Waabout Mar
ket The city can issue the bonds for the money at
once, but 1t is desired pay only part Of the
sum at present. and use the available city funds in
some other ways.
DR.. Emery. Health Commissioner, finds that in
Chicago for the first three months of the year there
were 726 of smallpox and 199 deaths while in
the same period in Brooklyn there were 3a cases OF
the disease and forty deaths Two more cases
of the disease reported yesterday.
While General Slocum is recovering from the at
tack OF pneumonia, he is in a weak condition. and a
relapse 1t is feared. would prove fatal. Tomorrow
will be the ninth day Of the attack and if 1t is sue
cessfuy passed his ultimate recover Will be hoped
for.
Melvin A. Rice has been appointed payroll clerk
in the accountants Office Of the City Works De
partment, to succeed NJ V. B. Burroughs. The pay
Of the office has been cut down from N,75O to $500
q year.
In the suit Of John Kerr against the Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company, growing out Of an ac-
cident on October l6. 1893 a verdict for 5000
awarded yesterday in the City Court
Mrs. Anna McGlynn Dolan. Of No. ll2 York-st.
has begun a suit against Bernard II. Doan. of No.
293 Bridge-st 10 recover $4,000 damages for the
alienation Of the affections OF her husband. George
Dolan. The latter is not yet eighteen years old, and
married the plaintiff. who is not sixteen, In Sep
tember last. Their mothers knew Of the marriage,
and II is alleged that young Dolans father also
did In November the young husband disap-
peared. and his wife has not SINCE been able TO find
him. 1t is alleged that he is in New Mexico
James W. Cummings, a leter-carrer. was sent
TO the pententiary for three years for robbng the
mails, by Judge Benedict yesterday.
James j. Fanjoy. who convicted Of blgamy
on Wednesday sentenced to confinement for
two years and half in the penitentary yesterday
by Judge Moore. in the Court of Sessions At the
request of Fanjoy the place of confinement was
changed 10 Sing Sing State Prison.
meeting Of the members OF the Long Island
Historical Society will be he'd Monday evening.
Garrett p Serviss will lecture "Astrology and
tho A sfro