davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
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Pieree County Schools.

OLYMPIA, Sept. n Special. The fol-
lowing statistics are taken from the report
OF County school Superintendent Cox, oil
Pierce county. inst received by the super
intendent of public instruction.;
Balance in hands county treasurer June
81. 1894. S.. 254 -; amount apportioned by
county superintendent. 81 .962 81; re-
csiyed from special tax, Slb5,tsI 90;
amour, received IRON sale o. school, bonds,
ISIS So; amount received by transfers from
other districts, $500: received from
other sources, s3.i2Ao1. Total, $50
CO. d
Expenditures 49, Amount paid for
teachers wages. Sl4l.3iss7; for rents, re-
pairs. etc. So 036e9; for sites. build
ing. etc, S.. s9a.74. Tor interest on bond..
81 40 81; interest on warrants. ~. 9aS - ;
transferred 10 other districts, sl-is's :
totai amount paid ont during yesr, si97.-
90 ~. balance on hand June -. 1894,
Sg3 al. So Total, $3.50 &c. -
Number children between aud n years
Of age~Male. 6.f67; female. etsaS; total,
lsggN Whole number Of teachers EN-
Moved during the year--Aals. -, female.
5I. total. 20. The average monthly
ssIarv paid fnals teachers during the year
was IS. -; female. s45.43- Number de-
fective youth Ia the eounsy. 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
Plans roE roornAIL SEASON,
me tirst tame al Townsend ssaeis
Aakr-tp 90 Ftrst Eisven-

Aakr-tp 81 FIRST Eleven
Al meeting OF those interested IN loot
"a ns!d SO tae seattle Ashietie Ciao yes
ssfsAg esculaE general discussion "As
sad 90 ths es~g date tor opensog ne ss@-
900, on the makeup Of the team aHa tas
eSAeTs. py..gy VI ghe Slah Tor the ensuing
sesson
iae first Eaue 90 the season MAS pFFs-
eossd ie oe u,ayed ty iae SECOND essssa
s"a P1tg ga asend az PsFt I0snsend %
sVFssHoter -t The res. Of the games v as
assansvd ,ater. bias loug more wais SeSak
trtebey soa four ia November.
fo7 iae arst Esuse tae makeup 81 tss
.ssei Is hppet 81 be, barring changes
safesaT4'y. ChUrca. Halter. Ballet. =
A@sss.i. 0asnay. e.. Russell. Ceee ssss<~i-
s'a. Folsom and rsiiy. Both fFss and
Ssset s-sssus Aad every one vhe has
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
eas slum sew.

C1w-rrrx. Sept. Especial Work GA
the Middle kissitss srrsgssAnR asseh - pro
crossing RAPIDLY. Al present 10 teams ana
20 men are rnployei. They ass working
In sections bet.eea IsAnsway and f4isDs-
haYr. TIE ditch Is prsctacssly hnishss
from Gel iarn. .; snica psinf tie ditch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
Deb. win. in the Fir.men'. Convention.

H.RRrsRusG. Sept. "a Grand Master
sargent and Vice Grand Master HanTahan
we're reelected today by the convention Of
"a. brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen,
the former by acclamat'on' the latter after
an exciting contest SsrEeuts friends
tried hard to defeat hsnrahan because OF
the assistance he gave Deb IN tae Pub
man SYMPATHETIC strike. Charles Wusoa
ana Charles ". Marie were elected second
and third vice grand masters respectively.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
Petrol and Nellie FAN TO Race.

The race between the yachts Petrol aud
Nellie was not sailed yesterday. although
the Petrol Was at the Elliott Bay Yacht
Club with her crew on board. ready TO
start. The race has been again fixed for
Friday, and il the Nellie does not appear
the Petrol will sail over the course and
claim the victory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
U,,,,r.,,,.. rir., Football, Practice.

The University football eleven had
practice at tho Howell street grounds
yesterday and two eievens faced one an.
other. The practice was brisk and strong,
and II is apparent that the University will
press the Athletic Club this season. After
the University left the grounds the
Agayne Club had an hours practice. but
a number of the regular members did not
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20


TACOMA. sept SPECIAL. The State
Pharmaceutical Association held its clam
bake a. Point Dedsnes this afternoon.
ThI- mornings session ass given TO the
appointment Of committees for the follow
ing rear as follows. state Pharmaceutical
Association medal, A. ". Doiaad. joseph
SehlumrL 5. " IleCrene; trade interests.
A. Il. stswagt. j. c. Hansen. ". J. Hanlil-
ton p.per. and press. Theodore PARKS.
". III. CHAPMAN. A. ". MeAoian, prize
essays. T. STAFFORD, w. II. oids. J. II. Day /;
legislation; C. Il. Msnn. Z. .. ballou.
john Latham board Of phafmscy's record.
My wyneoop, l. Kern. T. II. BeaL The
committee on trade Interests. Who ssrs
instructed 10 inquire INFO ard drsf. rssola-
ison. in regard 10 the sals Of drugs through
the department stores, sf FedEeed rates.
reported that owing 70 lack Of time,
nothing had been done and asked that
,hs matter be referred 90 the standing CON-
uaitsee On trade interests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
DO ropali.,s Know where cioy.sein LAT

NatAh " aita AAleA.
The Gloystein mystery still remains un-
solved, his wife and friends have given
him up for dead aud stili the Populists
insist that he Is alive The position which
they have taken in this matter shows that
either he is alive and they know II. or that
be Is dead ard they are respanslhle for u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20
Against the Introduction OF Insect Pests.

Against the Intr cd uction OF Insect Pests.
TACOMA, Sept Especial. Letters
have been sent TO the secretaries of horti-
cultural societies throughout the state
from the office Of the board Of horti-
culture, advising ali fruit growers aud per-
sons planting trees TO guard against the
introduction of insect pests. All nursery
trees and plants must be fumiga,ed or dis
injected By dipping in one of the following
solutions in order that insect pests, their
germs or Larvae, may be destroyed, and TO
insure that trees shall be entirely free from
any insect pest. The formulas recon-
mended have also been recommended and
sent 10 ali nurserymsn of the Pacific
Northwest by President c. l. Whitney, OF
WAIla Walla. and Secretary +. ". Settle
mier. OF Woodburn, Or. officers OF the
Northwest Nurserymen's Association.
The order Of the board IS as follows:
Wherever trees or plants are being sold
or distributed ii should bs proven that
they have been famigated or dipped and
inspected By person 50 authorized.
w herever trees are received Tor plant
Ing Il would be an additional preventive
measure TO use the lime, sulphur and salt
solution before the next sprgng season be-
gins.
Wherever any large quantities Of trees
are received, or trees suspected 20 be IN
fseted, o. where saY party refuses 10 dis
infect trees as required. the commissioner
OF tae Board Of horticulture OF such DIS
tries should sc notified a. once.
FORMULAS FoK DESTRUCTION.
No. All nursery stock shall be dis
Infected bv dipping ia = solution Of one
uoaul We American I.ye Company brandt
and one pound waas Of soap or other
sirong soap. one poand o. tobacco and
one-f0urah POUND al sulphur 10 every
seven gallons Of SAtsg The solution shall
bs n ads 5y boiling these ingredients to-
Esthsr enc hour. or until th0runzhly dis
solved. Aad applied a. sboat la3 degrees
Fahfenae3g. il vat Or ts0agA mzde TOR
she pGFp1%e.
Ne Nursery ssocs may also - d.s-
infected ~ covering 9Th an alright
tent or boz. and TO- eacn and every 100
cubic lee. Of space therein one ounce of
fused evsaids OF potassium lSs PER cent. h
one aaid ounce OF sa4p6uFgc acid and tso
anlss ounces Of water shall BE used The
cyanide of potassium shall be placed in an
earthen xare vessel. The water toured over
the saist cyanide Of potassium, afteTwsrds
adding salphuFsc ac.1. Aa9 kae teus or box
Immediately closed uEhtly Aad allowed
20 remain closed for aos .ess taan forty
minutes Treatment "a continus untis al
insects ar sAssr sars p Sss destroyed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-20

J. s 6rah&u's millinery opening to-day !:
all are invited. Boston b.o<k.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Zaburzenia ma Krecie.

ATENY, 8 lutego.-Z Krety
donosza o powaznych zaburze'
mach. Pow6d ich nastepuja
cy: Niedawno powieszono
tam 4.ch chrzescian, skazanN ch
na smierc "a rome zbrodnie.
Jednoczesnie przeciez by1o
skazanych ma kare smierci Kill
kunastu Muzu1manow, ale z
tych powieszono zaledwo
dw6ch. To wzburzy}o ogrom,
ME Chrzescian. w rezultaci6
znaleziono trzech innych Mu.
zu}manow, powieszonych ma
orzewie. W1adze twierdza,
ze Jest to czyn Chrzescian.
Wiele areszt6w zarzadzono.
Wskutek tego wzburzenie z
obu stron wzrasta. Muzulma.
ME napadaja ma Cbrzescian-
i odwrotnie. nastepstwem tego
So ciag}e krwawe bojki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Teatr W South Chicago.

w Sozth Chicago Tow. Krakusow
o. op. sw. Stanislawa Kostki urzadza
jutro W niedliele d. 4 lutego pred,
stawienie teatralne W Hall parafial-
nej sw. Mcbata Archaniosa. Odegra'
ma zostanie sztuka ludowa W dw6ch
attach ze spiewkami przez K. Mar
ke p. t. ,,Kulturnik". Obsada r6l
jest nastepujaca: Jadrzej Wiodarz,
mlynarz p. Walenty Spajer, Kata-
rzyna : PAM A. Wiedemann, Han
ka = parma A. Rybarczyk, J6zef
Sprawnik = p. Adam Kuczkowski,
Wojciech Styrkaia = p. M. Stefah-
ski, Flip p. *#*, Wacsaw p.
FIR. PaweIski, w6jt p. Leon Dem
biczak, Mojzesz p. And. Exert.
Poczatek godz. y wiecz. Bilety
po 25 i Is centow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Pr0ba rewOlucyi W Santiago.

VALpARA1Ro, Chill, 2 lu.
tego.-Z stolicy Santiago do
nosza o groznych zaburzeniach.
Trzydziestu ludzi, prawdopo'
dobnie Balmacedzisci, napad1o
zbrojno na koszary artyleryi
i chcia}o niemi zawladnat.
Ajax ten zosta} iednak odpar-
ty przez straz. q liczby napas-
tnik6w pieciu zosta}o zabitych
ma mieiscu; pozostali rozblegll
sic. Rozes}ano oddzia}y woj'
ska i policyi W celu poszukl-
wanna sprawc6w zamachu dla
stlumienia zaburze6, gdyby
wynlkly. W miescie zapano.
wa}o wielkie przerazenie. o.
bawiaja sic ponowienia zama.
cbu. Prawle wszystkie ska.
dy SO pozamykane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Arcy biskup przeciw rzadowi
francuskiemu.

PARYz, 2 90 lutego. =
Arcybiskup Gouthe Soulard z
AK napisaf list do przyjaciela,
W kt6rym ostro potepia Rad
francuski 2 powodu jego "a
rzadu funduszami koscielnemi.
Arcybiskup twierdzi, ze: taxa
administracya r6wna sic konfi
skacie dochodow biednych ko'
scioi6w. List ten zosta{ ma
stepnie "a zezwolepiem arcybi.
skupa og}oszony W gazetach.
Sadza, re arcybiskup zostanie
oddany "a to pod sad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Wypadek ksieznej Manchester.

LoNDYN, Ego lutego. :
Gdy ksiezna Manchester po
wraca}a z will j. j. Van AL.
Jenna W Brighton, rozbiegaly
sic konie u jej powozu. W.
rezultacie rozhukane rumaki
przewr6ci1y pow6z wyrzucl1y
ksiezne oraz jej towarzyszke
lady Montague W kaluzs.
Lady Montague ME odniosia
zadnych uszkodze6. Ksiezua
Manchester zosta}a ciezko po.
t}uczona ma pokaleczona gto-
we i twarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Telesramy zasranlczns,
Valiant jeszcze zyie.

PARYz, 1go lutego. : Vail,
liant jeszcze zyje: W sferach
d o brze poinformowanych
twierdza, ae jest mozebnem, il
prezydent Carnot u3askawi
zbrodniarza. ,Komitet laski
odmowi} wprawdzie u}aska-
wienia, ale pomimo to prezy-
dent bierze to sprawe ma Sc.
ryo. Prezydent ministroW
Casimir- Perrier stara sic o
u}askawienie Vaillanta na tel
zssadzie, re wskutek wybuchu
Mkt ME utraci3 zycia, a W
praktyce sadowej we Francyl
istnieje zwyczaj nieskazywanla
nikogo ma smierc, jesli ma
stepstwem jego zbrodni ME
by1a utrata zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
BDmba W Wersalu,

PARYa, 2 90 lutego. =
q Wersalu donosza, ze dis
znaleziono W tamtejszym ratu-
szu ma drugiem pietrze W ku,
rytarzu bombe z zapalonym
lontem. Ma szczescie lont
zdo}ano zagasic i eksplozya
ME nastapi}a. Bomba bySa
nape1niona prochem chlorato-
wynn, gwozdziami, kulami i
kawa}kami szk}a. Onegdaj
inaynier miejski M. Wersalu
otrzyma1 list, W kt6rym bezi
miennie zagrazano wysadze,
MEM ratusza W powietrze.
Saba, be bombe podrzuci1 z
zemsty pewien robotnik, kto-
rego wydalono z piracy ma
ulicach miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03

ry dopiero co powr6ci} 2 d1nz
szej wycieczki 70 Stanach
Zjednoczonych. Rozmawiano,
rzecz prosta, o Ameryce = i
cesarz wyraza} wiele zalntere
sowania ia czescia swiata. Ma
reszcie oswiadczy}, re zamierza
W niedalekiej moze przyszlosci,
jesli tylko stosunki polityczne
ma to pozwola, odbyc take
parotygodniowa wycieczke do
Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
NotatAi Miejskie.

W niedzieIe, poniedzia}ek i
wtorek W dolnym kosciele sw. Stani-
slawa K. odprawiane bedzie CO wieczor
miedzy godz. Z S-ma nabo4ehstwo
suplikacyaui.
Pan r. Hensel zamierza urzadzi6
re swa orkiestra koncert ma rzecz
Szpitala polskiego.
= Tow. Sok6i polski nr. l zorga
nizowalo W SVEN }onie oddzia} spie-
wak6w. Prezesem oddzialu jest p. L.
Mleczyhski, sekretarzem p. w. Choj-
nacki, kasyerem p. Jan Bonk. Dyry-
gentem bedzie p. Hensel.
w Hall szkolnej parafii litew-
skiej ma Bridgeporcie odbyio sic W
tych dniach uroczyste otwarcie biblio.
text litewskiej.
w Niedziele d. Ago lutego roe.
pocznle sic Adoracya czterdziesto.
godzinna Przenajswietszego Saxra.
mentu " Domu sierot.
= Burmistrz Hopkins zdecydowal
sic wyjecha6 ma kilka dni do Buffalo,
azeby dac odpoczae troche licznym
aspirantom ma urzedy, ktorzy zanadto
sic 'mecza natezaja, kisdy on jest
miescie.
superintendent dywizyjny kolei
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, 9.
H. Hubbell, zostal wczoraj przez
jury koronerska oddany pod sad
grand jury "a wypadek przejechania
i zabicia wozuicy Gustava Timma
przez lokomotywe pociagu kolejowe.
go ma 25 ulicy W ubiegiy czwartek.
Kiedy John Nc Iutire pod.
chmielony wracas Blue Island do
Eoglewcod wozem swoim przeIwczo.
raj Gieczorem, wypadi ma rogu ulic
H.lsted 99i pozostal ma ulicy bez
przytomnosci przez GAIA noe, poczem
mad ranem znaleziono go ma pol
zmarznietego zawieziono do Engle.
wood, gdzie jeszcze musiai zapiaci6
s. kary.
= Nieznsjomy robotuik wczoraj
wieczorem godz. Z niedaleko Archer
ave. 25 place W wagonie kolei uli-
cznej upad} niezywy i zw}1ki jego
zawieziono do trupiarni SIgmunda.
Liczy1 okolo 60 lat.
=, ,Women's Alliance" ma wczo-
rajszem posiedzeniu uchwalla protest
przeciw ustawie 8 godzinnej pracy
kobiet, kt6re pracujac cd sztuki traca
ma tenn.
: Bertie Hoag, zam. pm. 532
Chestnut str, wczoraj wieczorem na
South Park ave. przechodzac przez
81 ulice, zosta} obalony przez wagon
.kolei elektrycznej, wlsczony przez
pewna przestrzeh fl tax mocno pokale-
czony, ze prawdopodobnie W skutek
tego umrze.
= Yerkes zamierza zaprowadzic
przez Lake str. kolej elektryczna W
miejsce konnej, azeby zrobi6 konku'
rencya g6rnej kolei.
= Tow. sw. Wojciecha B. M. W
Calumet, Mich. przesfslo ma rece P.
B. Klarkowskiego $500, jako oGare
ma pavilion polsko amerykahski we
Lwowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Zn0w anarchista schwytany.

RlYM, Ego lutego. = DIS
ma granicy szwajcarskiej are
sztowano niebezpiecznego a.
narchiste, nazwiskiem Roma
guoha. Byl on, jak sic prze-
konywano papier6w, W dro.
DE z Londynu do Rzymu. W
posiadaniu anarchisty znale'
ziono rome p}yny chemiczneIw
flakonach. widocznie przezna-
czone do fabry kacyi materya-
low wybuchowych. W jego
bagazu, odkry to listy, wymie-
nione z r6znymi anarchistami,
zamieszka}ymi we W{oszech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
NOtatki telegraticzDe
z zagranicy.

B. kr6l serbski Milan ma opu-
scid Belgrad. Sksonily go do tego
wskaz6wki, otrzymane cd rzadu ro.
sYjskiego Petersburga.
= Cesarzowa Fryderykowa przy;,
byla juz do swej ma,ki krolowej VII
ktoryi do Osborne House ma wyspie
Wright.
w Szkocyi lada chwila moae
wybuchnac powszechuy strajk g6rpi'
k6w weglowych. Z4daja oni podwy.
xxi placy.
= Franciszek Coppee, znany poe
ia francnzki, jest niebezpiecznie cho
ry.
w Gauhati Mangaldai W pro-
wincyi Assam, W Indyach, wynikly
gwaItowne zaburzenia przy poborze
podatk6w. Policya strzela}a do bu.
rzycieli-i zabila ID osoo.
Z Afryki donosza, re b. kr6l
Dahomejczyk6w Behar zin oddss sic
wreszcie reee Francuz6w-i costa
ME wyslany do Senegalu.
- Politycy irlandcy ME So zado
woleni rzad6w liberalnych W lrlan.
dyi = i twierdza, ae So one tax samo
a1e, jak poprzedni Rad konserwsty-
why.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Mityng KIubu pOIsko amerykafl
skiegO W niedLiel7.

Mityng Klubu demokraty.
czuego polsko. kahskiego
16 wardzy ME odbedzie sic
dis W sobote, jak wczoraj
mylnie donieslono, lecz 5utro
ID miedsielg d. Ago lutego o
godz. j Sci wiecz. Zwracajac
ma to uwage 81. czlonk6w
Klubu, upraszam wszystkich o
przybycie ma tenze Mityng do
hall mr.. l przy ul. Bradley.
Sprawy So bardao waane.
r. Fuhl, Sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Nowe gazety polskie W Chicago.

Czytamy W nS1tandarze": nPodo.
bno jakas sp6lka polskich akoyona-
ryusz6w W liczbie 80, wkrotce ma
zacza6 wydawac jeszcze jedna pol
ska gazette diva rasy ma tydzieh. Dru.
karnia administracya ma znalescpo-
mieszczenie " centrum miasta. In
korporacya sp6lki zostala poslana do
spriug6eliu pred kilku dniamia.
To samo pismo donosi, il npodobno"
ma naszej stronie ma zaczat wycho-
dzid nowy tygodnik polski, poswie.
cony wylacsnie sprawom robosui-
ozym. Czy to ME "a wiele gazet?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
z ,,FAIRU."

DIS wieczorem maia wolny
wstep ma Fair" Tow. sw.
Cecylii, Tow. M}odziehc6w
sw. Kazimierza Kr6lewicza i
Kazimierza Wielkiego, krola.
Odwiedzcie ,,Fair!" Pa.
mietajcie o polskim Szpitalu.
w niedziele. jutro wystapia
kupcy i przemys}owcy oraz
Tow. sw. Jadwigi i Serca Je.
zusa mr.. l.
Pamietajcie, ze Fair koh-
czy sic juz we wtorek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Cesarz Wilhelm do Ameryki.

BERLIN, Ego lutego. =
Cesarz Wilhelm ma ostatnim
balu dworskim dlugo roma.
vial z DIR. Petersen, znanym
podr6znikiem niemieckim, kt6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-03
Micha5 Kruszko, Konstaraty Ma51ek, I9macy

rs " Bazud rs H. LoBuy, w. Bor5os ~
Smuzsh SmSaonka Smwah, NJ
Jasgek Napawahki And1 Aug Ro~a@ki Mao emSa %
zyes6s Staaw SgopiSh
kepd W1 Dynee Nisn PS01o~s
MgaaSb 70dor H. Waryaa HenryS
Nagid,C
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
fsAAC BELL. CONGRATULATED ~ Inn fo"'H

A, . meeting Of the inspectors and police captains
.o,d a. Police Headquarters yesterday morhhs'
..as,dea over by Superintendent Byrnes. me io'-
in.ing resolutions, congratuiating Isaac Bell the
treasurer OF the Riot Relief Fuha upon ."e ap
roaching nftieth anniversary OF his marriage were
passed: ~ n,,,a ,orco and Us
s,,"cassor the Police Department OF the cry 81
SnwYork. have ever been supported ana ehco nnd
~ e. the performance OF their many duties, anu
agen nyer FOUND a sincere and ardent friend IN the
Hon Isaac Bell; and 80 ,,,,,c service and
rIn,ic citizenship OF Mr.. Bell deserve me reSpee
pa ir,~cnynjtion of a., Classes In our clty; IL - -,
iut ,,ed THAT the members OF the police IDce Va
a., ~ New-YDrk OF al. ranks cnetTiu',! a.
me e -, The Hon Isaac Bell the chief merit ~ w
core ~ lion and perpetuation OF the Riol heie,
OF 9Isd through and by which many Wia1"s an,
rum have been benefited. and that ne mas Wo"
affection OF the entire force by hs go
ous advocacy OF all measures 'e'''o
we fare and advancement. hr,.as tho 6f,eth ami
OF his marriage on september coS osr;
versaiS aTe advantage of the occasion 10 consra.u
gadIy " the event. to evidence our regard 'ow
late MN upot friend and citizen, and to express me
sra MN o.. that the remaining years OF MS useAu'
earhestt " ba beathfu and happy
me ,,, rel was the organizer OF the ponce h'o'
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
YOUNG MR.. BROUN TO RETALIATE.
ACTION MAY BE TAKEN by HIM LOOKING
TOWARD THE ARREST or MISS FANNIE
WARD THE ACTREss-A VISIT TO
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.


THE DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY
The arrest on Friday of Clarence Eugene Brown
son Of vice-Commodore Edward NJ. Brown OF the
New-York Yacht Club in suit brought by the
mother of Fannie Ward. the actress. is likely to be
followed by the arrest of Miss Ward In retaliation
and by a bitter fight in the courts. Both OF the
Browns absent from their offices at No. .
State-st., yesterday. Vice-Commodore Brown had
gone board his yacht on Friday afternoon. IT was
said after he had consulted with counsel regarding
the defence OF his son and the beginning Of legal
proceedings against Miss Ward. and the yacht had
sailed away in the direction Of Newport. Young MIR
Brown was believed TO have left the city. also, soon
after being released on bail
Vice Commodore Brown and his son had been ex-
Meeting an attack of some kind the part OF the
actress since It known that she had returned
TO the city from Europe They had received a
number of letters from her and 1t has been reported
that one of the letters contained threat to shoot
Young Brown. Vice-Commodore Brown had even
sent a lawyer to consult with Superintendent
Ryrnes az 10 the advisab!lity OF having the act
ress arrested on the charge Of attempted extorton
or bIackmail. Now that the actress has begun ac-
tive warfare by causing the arrest OF young brown
I'm the suit brought by her mother IL has been SAID
nnssIble 10 press n criminal charge against her.
The actress Is threatening also TO prlng criminal
has Submitted to criminal operations at his solicit
tatons and expense ~, ooo ~,
uav who Is counsel for Clarence Eugene Brown In
the suit for 5000 which has been brought by the
twenty days in which to put in the required answer,
and that in the mean time i was not ms intention 10
napers Miss Ward might soon appear In a police
court. he ntmated. but he would moi say tnat ne
had Senx %os to
c Coz Brown. 1t is understood has laid be-
The +. OF e. Charge
Attempted extortiou may follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02

Open Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
,rw RELIGIOUS ORGANIZE TIoy.

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ha naus Of new organization founded here yes,
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IN this ,s of anf , as" II
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