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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-17

You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AZ.
a pear in an aeu1n brought against Npu wv
OF lhu thIrd Judicial uis.rlct of tho iruttnfg
OF lul M 20 answer tho amended com.
plant MED therein Witun Ten days tcselusito
~ lnrdhy OF atrtirtI afirr thH service ua yUu
of tnis tuu. mons u served within tnis COUNTY
or, n served out ~ this ,uuutl, but iu thls
district, WITHIN twenty d,ys, oth1rwiso villain
Tor y days Or Judgment by default val uR
hkgn Asuinsl you, according 10 We prayer Of
tald amended comp ant
. The sAll action d brought 10 have a decree of
hiH court for tho iufcriUturu OF ctftain
mortgage executed by defendants llurAo tn me
q. 2. & al scptrmb,r i,tn. ~, up14 prcm,
ttH hrst hereinafter uUscultd. given iu secure
cuted BY taii defend NJ 10 SD q. :. 4 ara,
August l3rd, 10 Tor i2iiut due one wear
after dalc, WIN interest from maturity al 10
por ceat per annu Iu sald noto being duc and
unpaid, save interest % July Lad Is,n and
80 % PAID eh luh. Nv. and plni 10 nail
Aptil ~, issii said note bnd mpttgsra having
been du,y Atsigned 70 aluun, vii en- snow
me hu'def thereof peri VI tai1 premises
having been released IRON operation OF sad
m!otlg 90 bcins tho premises soc0n. 81 herein.
~ w uy.l Iurut 70 nave amount OF said
owing u Mrs. Gco " Stern. Secured on AM
premises o. have AZ order Of sale ti usual
lotm 10 Use amount dle % painful anu Tor
olher rTlicti s1id mortsagcd PREMISES arc
te,crhud - follows 20 witt Commencing 40
:. W, cofnero lot o, hlncg "a, plat -" salt
,Ahe NV survey, running thence east 30
eI I tuce uutih lts feet, thence veal $50
itoL tHonuo south lss feet toLtguninF. saii
q oisri prruisra arc described IA fnli0wsi
Commencing 90 apIi int 4H ieet east ~ s1uth.
200 feet thence north lIi fouI. ihencr Wr.t iOi
lttl, hrnco f0u.h ne teot 90 beginning. also
commenting 90 point ~ lcrt OAsl und . rods
tpulh ~ uorlhWcstrutner Of seid lot 8,runnIng
Thence east % tret, thence fouth NJ fceL
iltnce west 20 feet, tlCnco north 49, feel II
LrglnnH 5, situate m -Hlt LAKE CITY and
county ulHh ANA you ore hereby notified
lhAt u you lhll 70 appear and answer tho SAID
Amendrd complaint % above required, mo
sall llnlih VIII apply 10 tho court Tor relief
Witness. the lion. samuel A. Merritt. Jude..
aud The scAi OF the District Courfoi
,. the Third Judicial uislritt IN And Tor
lbLALl il1 cUitry Of utih. THIS ith dav Of
June, m tho year NJ our Lord onS
thousand eight hundred ana ninety,
Nv oro , DAVID c. DUNBAR Clork,
~ "Lo' D. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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Stole Mh,nt by Nirht.

The goanary belonging ~ NJ. J. Il.
hillneb near Charleston, wAsaton
county, was catered ny some person or
penous on Saturday night last, aud a
lot OF wheat extracted. There was no
one living a. the tAucn a. tue time u
lhe THEFT rhr wneai was traced ~ D
nolghDoriBg hou,e Dy leak Ia ono o.
tue SACK. NJ arrests hal been maize
at tue tune your correspondent Iuu.
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II ~ large ns you please, but only deep
enough Tor two layers NJ oysters.
Thu attendance a. all the Lectures 10
quite lgrge aud Increase little every
Jay. THIS afternoon when "Dainty
d rsbrisD will he discussed, larger
Attendance than ever 10 anticipated.
IL 10 tho closing leo uts Of the oou.gs.
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NOTICE 10 oREnlrnRs.

Etlale Of lhouas Goodman, deceased.
NOTICE is uERtuY GIVEN BY THE
~ unduuigncu, administrator % the e..
tate of lhu HaH nOOdmtn, deceased 10 the
Hgainht the said GcCoased. 10 cKblUi. them
with me necessary vouchers. within ten months
alter the urti put lcAuOu ut ths notice, 10 the
rsil a!mlnlsralor 90 no. 90 south, Main &c.,
Dated october iOlh, l-iI.
NJ. &. WOOLLtY,
Goodman, deceAaod
JAMta H. MorlG attorney for estate
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sTocKHoL06Rs' mItTIHo.

NoTlCs Z. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there Will so Meeting OF the stock
holders ui lhu i've lIuo Cuudplidatci hlnhg
company 900 Tho lih day Of beccmher' ~ W
u'cluch a. On W lhv cuWpanys ON q, room No
hetoruIck building. -ait Lake Guy, ulah
Tor lhc purpose uI u.cCunE board OF ulreelots
and ulArtr ui tWd company, and any olher
busine which may lawfully come before such
meeting.
JOHN TGERNAN, President
W. g. NALL, fnUreury
SAIL LAID Dn. ullh, Noy, 18th, 1891
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Monarch Mining Company.


NOTICE ~ HEREHY GIVEN THAT AT
~ umretinr Of the board OF directors, held
on Che 80 Jay VI November 1874, an assessment
of three mills per share whs lcyie0 on tho capt.
iu| stock OF tho Company payable immc'
dHirlg 10 james MOflt seer iury and Eeas
urur, No B. West, FIRST south street. salt
Lake cry, ltah Any stock upon which adld
bssrffmvut shall remain uuphid on no ird DAY
% december, isYi, shall become delinquent
and advertised Tor sale and unless Payment Il
made before. will bn sold az puhlic hurtiu on
juuuiry G.h, 1893. all o'clock mat the hiofc'
suii uiilrc 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising hnd expenses
Vt sale. By order of the board u drrgiOra
IA ~ MuffAT.
Secretary aud Treasurer
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Writ of Alandamus.

The writ Of mAndamus issued against
Territorial Secretary g. &. Richirds,
at the instance VI Regis rar McCuu,,
Of Juao county, was soTveI to-day. IL
has been made fetusnaolu Oh Saturday f,
tuo 2i.n inst.
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NoIloE
In tho District Cour. OF the Third Judls,si
hisr OF Uiah iofulofy


IN the District cour. Of the Third Jusi,si
iistr g oi Utah tofutofy.
Richard Il Browne aud Charles T. nroots
eo.pmtnors Dc Bfowoo nruoks PLAIN.
100,
Euos A. wal, Josiah /. Latin Mary A. Iattp.
bic wife. Uioun H. 10Th 10. Jan1 noe
nothw. %, his VIE, o.. >. McC0uuuahV and
jane Doc MctOnaughy, his wife. dc.
PENDANTS.
10 Henry roiueoti. william thArlos rrs,r
Murcnnurc aud uCorge Morrhou e. And Ia
all Others wHom % may cHnccrni
You viii please take notice that tho main.
tins shove unmoi have on this gith ify ~
october, isli brought suit 10 tofocIose u hon
againtt the Fan Handle Us h. Is 30 upis
hhEic, q Z. NJ p. 80. W.. aud The Jessie
lnkin. u. i, ". p. o. 90, lode mining risIma.
situate lying and being In Cinp Tiutd mini,s
district, 1Ouriu County, Utah tpfritory.
And you arc furtncr n1f nud that the ouft
has appointed Saturday, the 2iih LAY Of SO.
Vcmhur isl. " the court room Of % a. aiutn
named Court IN rult iako Gay, Utah "a ID
O'Clock "a. m uf that 4 y, NE the time and pIats
for al persons holding W claiming Uona untfr
the provisions ui On art Of tro 1ovrru 2 and
legislative Assembly OF the trrntuFg uf Utsp.
Cnuuedi IAN act 90 secure liens m 'ierhastrs
aud uthcrs and 10 repeal OH utbcr set nnd
laws in relation thereto" approved iiarch sth,
liens DAVID q DUNBAR
nEss'rr MARSHALL q BpAuLuv, Attorney.
for lauuut
nAie OF aut publication. November IT.
iJl
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And In accordance with law aud on order
Of the board NJ trustees made ON tho gsth day
uf september. 1874. 90 many shares ct each
parcel Of suHn stucs us may 10 necessary, vii
10 sold ~ Room 2 3 Constitution huudtuT,
salt Lave Giiy, ttah. ~ the houf u o'ciock
D m, on the ilth DAY 81 November. ia, 20
pay dcnuuuH nj asHtHsmcnt together with cost
Of advertising and tNufuHCa q sale
W ! Ntn uN Secretary,
ny q, a. Uinns. Acting secretary.
Nov 18th. it1L
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NOTICE. no oREDlTORs.


H'f"N " iN'lAh H"MANut ucetNhtl,
NOTICE Is liEaEUf GIVEN ny THE
4 tndrrlgnc udministratnr uf the estate
OF llliun Howard deceased, 20 tue crtditsfs
.N Nuu an ptrtOua having elaine ugaina
lne thll deceased, 20 exhibit them with the
LtttHuurg vouchers, within four months after
lNt urst publication OF this uouco, On tho said
aluInmirWor care Of WAddel q Adims.
,nItt '4lt !. 10 cry, in tho County Of salt Lake
l@h Territory,
FRANK MCDONALD,
deceased.
AupELL & ADAMS, attorneys for eAtato
Dated November 18th, 1874.
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NOTICE
'h the ifuhAlo O1urt m aud tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF u,ah.
IN 1ho matter Of the estate of Margaret u. ~
McAlgslor deceased.

IN the Probate C1url IN and tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF U,ah.
IN lhe matter Of che estate oi Margaret ID. n.
heMtsler deceased.
NOTICE Us lltBEBY GIVEN THAT
~ Alexander hcNlustef ndmlnlrtraior ~
". es',le NJ MarsmeI b q McIiaster. dc.
H. y, . Ivy h,a fendercd Tor tettumtnt ana Grd
~ sNu 'onr hla unal account OF hia humini..
lau,h ~ .hil otiaie and pctii1n ior nnni is.
l.. 'u.''n ol VIC residue - tn'd estate among
W. w. Que ,ntltd thereto and that Ia ruav
ong ~ usy OF december \, h. isn NJ 10
AZ, 20 ~, ~ lhe count room OF salt cuur.
IN lhn county lyurt House. sait Inkp Uifv md
nounl' nh iTr.tnry, has Deem duly Hp'
,''ii',u w We l.uFc NJ snld court, Tor tia
re.urmtht on hlid account and hrlftnr taid
p,uuln i,r distribution, NJ which ume and
place any person intetpst d in said esiaic nav
appear anu shuu cause n any thsfe Lr Mn
Halu accnuut SHOULD not br settled ma AZ
Tor ""AN - ll"}Na
Dated November 18Th. A. d. 1894.
II, v, MFLOY
Ntc,,.... tlerE Of PRO ate Court.
A. heAAsTrE, atorn,y Tor estate.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Deserri and salt Lake Agricultural and Ma
featuring Canal ompauy.
N neipal pace Of business. salt Lake civ
tAlt Luke County, Utah. wv

lA'tlHhf NhhAl ompany,
n ncip4l pace u business, salt lake Cltv
tAlt Lake County, Utah.
NOTICE r. HtKkBN GIVEN THAT AT
~ a mcUuug ct the board uf directors Of
.aid company, hoUd az enlt Lake city, ttah, on
the on daf OF November, 1894, An Assessment
wac made on the suusrribed capital sock az
nc cuTpur lion Tor tho balsnco remaining un.
PAID 10 the iull sum of hyo dollars per share.
me par value NJ said stock, payable 10 4 John
hutllll. secretary and ruasurcr, 90 me- onlca.
NO, tl Fact south Temple street. on or before
the ON day Of December, 1874 ANY atd an
STOCK 90 which rAld assessment remains an.
paid on december III N, lr9l. shall DO deemed
delinquent, aud advertised for sac at puult
auction anu n payment is not made before
VIII hr anld un mo 18th day OF December l-Hl
20 O'Clock y m % tho Office Of tho secretary.
Ma % taH ou d Temple street. o. pay tb1
assessment together with costs OF advertising
anu expense " saiu
L. JOHN NUITAlL.
secretary.
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COMMENCE TODAY.

Don't wal, until the last lew days.
Commence a once, because the crowd
VIII be 50 large as 10 cause you to TAIL
Il you delay until the last days.
Office hours q To ~ a. m, to s pm,
Z TO s y. M. Sunday accommodation
only 10 to y m,
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Monthly weather Report.
The report Of the Utah Weather
Service for the month ia rs follows


TEMPERATURE.
The mean temperature t22 scallon'l
was 40,s degree; highest monthly
mean, GOD at 81 George; lowest month
~ mean, $50 at Soldier Summit; max
mum temperature, % a. 81. George on
tue IL %; minimum TEMPERATURE ~
LJg Ga tue 27.h; montply fau.e o
temperature fys the Territory, 30 de.
gree; sroAIost local mluihiy range "
temperature, 20 a. Filimor; least local
mJnihly rAbse Oi temperature, 30 at
Luvau. The average monthly range
OF temperature Tor tue leiutOfy WAS
b5 degrees.
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PRECIPITATION.

Tho aveialc precipitation (2i sta.
aiious) was iOfty.sev.n huudfrutbs o.
an incn; greatest IN inthly amount re-
drelths Vi AN iuon NJ Mant. A trace
u snowfall was recorded ~ Cgaiviile,
-inRictfce, SOLDIER summit and Bali
Laao cay dufius the month.
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EsIRAY POutn NOTICE.

nNE. hI IND GNAl HORSE. ALSO OH
~ chestnut -orra.i orae about yehfs olu
h'ureu brand lcft thigh left hind iool Wnlle'
Win part of harness n sho above deh,
riued nnlmals Do NOT claimed on Or before
No,cm9,,l -, ''ll they VIA be sold al OiN
JUllN o. MATTON.
Pound Keeper,
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he People Of the Territory Of Uta semi
greeting. 10 Nil IAN nutk1 haiy l.
hutie, hs wife, Inward Pepper Mrs
htufFu " -turnt Catherine o. hyrr,
AARON hu ser WI IIam H, NCDuTnICa,
Mary uuArn. uninn Nau0nA rams. u
thit AXE titY, a Cnupur Nioi, Edward %.
MlckH. trustee Tor "a. ~. scott ~, 49,
SCOT, aud N, H. hulord, =, ". Taglor and
cufEc Gturker, cning bufinrsa uudcr tho
lfn nam OF fromouiprY slocE COMPANY,
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SUMMONS.
In The pistrict Court 10 aud Tor tho Third ~
aieial District Of uuh TER Toy
County OF .tit take

"
william liurkc, May l.. uurte.his wIIc, edward
lutptr, Alia. hHufFo ". warn Catherine
r. ACf, Aaron huysrr, " liam %. Nc.
tofutk, Mary hrAun. Union National
hhhk " SAT- isaAu CITY, a CuriHfatiuu, Eds
ward II VIC "a ltuatcr tor n a. scott,
II, ~ scott and NJ. a. Hufnri. W FAVOR
hud NeufEu Crortrr, dong bu unras under
thc nfm name OF tfum0ntory sl0Ck Ium'
uauy. itfcudAufa.
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IN Tue lf0hhl0 inuris in anu Tor salt Lake
Luuny, Territory of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate OF VIM. l.. n
Allen, deceased.
order 10 show Cause why order OF Sale OF
Real Lssa,e should not be made.
WvM. I. N. ALLAN, IN. THE AMtNIs.
w traitor Of the estate ~ VIM l., y, Allen,
deceased, having iled peutiOn herein duii
verified, pfnying tor an order Of sale ut nll .h0
ftal estate uf HAiu decolent, Tor the purposes
ihergiu sct forth. 10 d therefore ordrrru ny the
Judge " said court that NIL persons Interested
10 me ostaie OF sud deceased, appear before
mo ahid l'Tob 70 Court, 90 Friday The th day
OF NtNrmbgE lsyi, 40 10 o'cluus in the fore
noon Of SAID day 40 the cour room of salt
Probate Court No tho County Court HOusc, in
the CITY ana County Of Nalt Lake. tthh Tern.
tory, 20 show cause why an order should not
DE granted o mo SAID Administrator, 20 sell 10
much Of the feai estate Of tHld deceased 40
private safe as shall ho ctoasary, and ina "a
copy II this order be- published al least four
successive weeks 90 the nLstHEr tvENtNg
NV, newsphpor printed and published IA
JACOB u. BLAIR.
Dated october 2Cth. 1904
y. T. NIuEkEW, attorney for estate
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STATE Of TExAs. COUNTY or MciESSAN
Before me the undersigned authority en- int
who aifcr beng b. m. du sworn, on his oath
says That I have been suffering with rhrus
natl Oh Tor the last "a months and rould u %
no reuui from same I Wa unable 20 WAX up
ftalfs and rou mot wnlL any Htuii. / have
used Professor Nile q Great Wonderful Hen
coy orr rec dataant CIu aaY that ueiovc
! am cured l can nov walk anywhere and
1kUtGE CUMMiSGt.
sworn 10 and hubscr.bod before mo this tth
day u April, lspi
fsTAtI , u. HARRIS.
>, q. and eN.Omoio. Notary Pubic. McLcn'
nan County, lcaas.
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suMMnNs-
In the District Court NJ tho Third judicial
District ~ Utah Territory,
County Of -at Lake

Joseph naucubach. palnuf, We PANEL
Alexander, Iuia Alexander, Jcuniu exam.
Ger. Hem min -tnihmHn, Isaac Bauer Hnd
ssmuc. hutcr, co partners o. hut " htulhcrs,
uUury lice, " lliiam ruf, %. LiarmHn, Junas
tuuu ulUU. ~ Eanman auf rs Michael Coz
partners az ltUc, SIX & Company, n. W. Mo
10 on. dwatd ,rfili, ramu MUrrli gnd
Thomas A. Kent, co partners a. Moe
rsnn MUtri 4 Company iiuvlrt
cu,paitncfs aa b . Jaurry a Company lluct,
fora HuHVUuuuf COMPANY, 10 corporation g. u
Williams a " tlapp 60 ,ar0Uuraunns HEMP
NCustaltcr, j cot ~ Nrust Hutrr, David Ncus
stAdItr, itaac uiWunuuimtr Hud rirmluu
fUurntwauEtr, Ell. partuUfa aa Ntu tH1tr
hr1ilvrH. auu salt Ike tonHWurtiuu lums
pauY, a co |pgrauun, defendants.
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PROFESSOR MlgR,
Tho Great and Wonderful Magnetic
noalhr.

Curti ~ Chronic Disease iic e ihe possess
or Of over 600 a1idhvIts ~ cures tom c,9lle
MLo hhkr hsen pronounced 'llt ithnIc. hul-
iun nia ahprt stay in th.s liY Do ha. 'ufen over
Is people Read the foll0ving iestmonihs,
iOi a. West empt~ o. tuotn no i''
49, a.Hs ffIV.
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The average number Of clear days
was ten far daye z, CLOUDY days o,
and Jays on whiou Uut.uuudfsutn o.
an iuon ~ more U min itil, 3. Aver
axe sunshine at salt Lake City 90 tef
ccni; a. singio,r,V, IL per cent (vsll-
uatuIl
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The prevailing direction Of the wind
was southwest. fhu total wilma mov.-
ment AZ SAT- LAke Guy ws 1895
milrt; mAx num velocity % miles p,r
hOur from the southeast un tnc 1854.
Tue average hourly yslooisy was siK
m les per hOIr.
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TALL LAM 'NAAf tfN'' Ar'f -
10 whom q may concou
have been anlistcd with Kidney trouble for
several months. AMI CIufuitl itoltaaur
dhy 70 much relieved. ana ioll stronger
now than have for q long umc' ono lu iset,
peu.ciy cured And ref1 men VI hler
WV sMiTn HEAP.
Residence corner Of Tenth ani % streets.
SAT- Lako uity. Jtah
subscribed aud sworn 70 before me tbs lat
lsEaLi ions 4. EVANS.
notary Public.
Commission ends February o.. leu
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TIE -----uuu-A
Copeland Medical Institute,
rII.

Located Permanently IN the Progress
building, opposite Autrhach s. Bro,
Dry Goods Store, Take Elevator
Rooms 30i, 30j, BOG, 307. Salt Lake
CITY. uInh.
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rnuudsrslofm'-Cisco, Is 10, 1911;
RithnylI, .s,h; salt LAKE Cay, 3lst.
hsil-RiohtgiJ, IS n. 81 ct Luvan,
5lst. Lignt ifoN-Dsuy. Kilnns
roa,-5tn. SIN, - 81, "a n, 2Stn, - h.
3J.h. Eaflnquakt-Lakc, .Bui, s7.h.
J. A. sMtiH,
Observer Weather bureau, Injector.
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order 10 show Cause why order OF Sale
Heal Estate should rot be made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, in and Tor salt Lake
Luunly. Territory ot Utah.
The evening world., 1894-04-17
POVERTY AND DEATH.
Health Inspector Discovers a Sad
Case of Destitution.
Children Die for Lack of Proper
Food and Medical Attendance. !

a health inspector, while searching for
concealed cases Of contagious diseases
in South Brooklyn this morning. discov-
cred one of the worst cases Of restitution
and want that has recently been brought
to the attention o: the city authorities.
and several Children, living at 40 Garnet
street. has been ont OF work since
Christmas. The family have been with
out proper food, and for the last few
weeks have mad little 10 eat at all. To
Ell to their misery three children were
taken sick. One child died on Saturday.
Neighbors came TO the assistance OF
the impoverished family. and the little
one was buried on Sunday. Yesterday an
other child died, and the Health Inspec-
tor, in "A report 10 Commissioner Emery.
says thai the third child is lying at the
point OF death with scarlet fever.
The child who died yesterday and the
surviving child have had no medical
attendance because Crane was unable
to pay u doctor or to buy medicine.
The inspector who discovered the case
spoke OF II 10 n citizen, and the family
was promptly provided with food that
will last II several days.
The Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor has also been
asked to assist the family. In the meant
second child is lying IN the house. and
II will have to be buried by the city I'M
less somebody comes forward with
money 70 pay an undertaken.
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POLICE WILL INVESTIGATE.
A Belief that Byrne's Death Was
Not Due to IN Accident.

The police OF the Eldridge and Eliza
beth street stations have been directed
to investigate the causes leading up to
the death of Frank Byrne, who died
In St. Francis's Hospital Sunday.
Ryrne was e~venty-nine years old
n was once n prosperous mechanic.
Family difficulties led him to drink, and
he sank into such a low degree of dis
sipation that his relatives refused to
recognize him, and he was cast out with
out home or friends.
He limped into the hospital on Sunday
n said that he was suffering great pain
from injuries received In a collision with
a pedestrian on the Bowery. He was
examined by one Of the surgeons. who
discovered that he was suffering from
shock and confusion of the body. He
soon after lapsed into a state OF uncon-
seriousness and died about three hours
later.
There is an impression that Byrne was
thrown out of one Of the Bowery sa-
looms which he had been In the habit
Of frequenting. and that his story told
at the hospital was untrue.
The evening world., 1894-04-17
RYDER IS THE SUPERVISOR.
Court NJ Appeals Decides Finally
the FIntinnds Contest.
az, Associated Press

ALBANY. April l7.-The Court % Ap-
pcals to-day, by It's decision. awarded
the seat in tn" Kings County Board Of
Supervisors from the own Of Flatlanls
to Joh l.. Ryder, elected at the election
last Fail.
Ry;cr was kept from his seat by the
Board on the plea that Richard !" Hais-
.ey, elected in lN2. was elected 10 hold
office for two years. and that his term
would not end until Jan. /, lS,i. Charles
Denton was ltyd-r opponent At the last
election,
A writ OF percmptory mandamus was
issued Jan, l., 1894, compelling the Clerk
OF the Board Of Supervisors to erase
Baisley's name from the roll Of super
visors and place thereon the name OF
John l.. Ryder, The order was affirmed
at a Special Term held Jan. s. and re-
affirmed b. the General Term March &.
1894. The Court OF Appeals also aiirms
It.
The evening world., 1894-04-17
TO PATROL DUTY.
Two Detectives Who Made Arrests
but Failed to Make Out Gases.
Outcome Of an Investigation Caused
by "Thc World"

At a meeting OF the Police Commits
sloners this afternoon. Commissioner
McClave submitted the report OF an In
~vestigation made by Inspector Conlin
into the story published in The World
OF yesterday. stating that Justice Noor-
his had roundly scored numerous police
officers, who had made excise arrests on
Sunday and failed to make ont a case in
the police court.
The clipping from THE World" which
was attached to the Inspectors report.
was referred to him by Supt, Byrnes.
TIL Inspector in his report stated that
he had seen Justice Noorhis regarding
the matter. and that the story as pub
lished in THE World'' was practically
correct in every detail.
Detective Donahue, OF the East Fifty
first street station, and Michaels, OF the
West Forty-seventh street station. who
came in for the most severe reprimands
from the Justice, were remanued by the
Commissioners back to patrol duty. Don.
anu. goes to the East One Hundred and
Fourth street station. and Michaels to
the Charles street station.
Patrolman Griffin. OF the East Thirty
fourth street station. and Patton. OF the
East F~ifty-f1rst street station. who also
failed to make out cases against several
prisoners whom they had arrested on
Sundays for violation Of the Excise
laws, were transferred to the East Fiji
ty-lrst street station and West Forty
seventh street station respectively.
Patrolman Joseph Devlin, OF the Eliz-
abeth street station, was promoted to
be roundsman.