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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

THE statistics of life insurance people
shcw that in the last twenty-five years
the average Of mans life has increased
dre per cent. or two whole years. from
4LS TO &ae years.
fy a ton Of Dead sea water there are
IS: pounds Of salt; Red sea. %: Med.
iterranean- s.: Atlantic. 81: English
channel, -. Baltic. IS; Black sea. 20.
and Caspian sea, IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

Are brought about b. the use Of Hostet'ers
stomach Bitters. foremost among American
family retned 5. Rheumatism. neuralgia,
dyspepsia liver complaint. malaria and
nervous complaints succumb to this reliable
remedy. II does its benign work thorough
~. and those who use il reap a fruitful
harvest OF health. Physicians Of the first
standing commend t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

The only section 81 the country where the
farmers have made any money the past year
is ia the South. II you wish 10 change YOU
should go down now and see for yourself
The Louisville q Nashville Railroad and
connections VIII sell tickets 10 al points
South for trains Of October , November
and December T. az one fare round trip.
Ask YOUR ticket agcn. about ii. and y he
cannot sell you excursion tickets write 10
c. II. Aimore. General Passenger Agent,
Louisville. Ky. or
GEO. b. HogsEg, d. p. A.. St. Louis, Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

Mr.. SARAH s. SsEED,
OF Clio. TCdtu Co.,
n. C.. writes: " My
daughter IVES first at
Ia ok cd b pncu-
mcaia and plCur,sy in
very had fern and
YVES then taken will. q
very bid cough. which
kept growing worse
and worse, until final
IL il eccrncd as though
ehc had consumption
vtry bad The ply
gicians prescribed Cod
hvcr oil. but TO no
mncflt- / procured
two bottles Of DR..
Picrce's Golden Mctii.
cal Discovery end che
grew better She
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

"A caller had mentioned that a
neiyhbor had been obliged To shoot his
dog because it had grown old and
cross. After he had gone little Edith,
who had been very quiet since the dog
had been spoken of. surprised her
mother by asking. Mamma. when do
you think papa will shoot Aunt sarahg'
-Tit-Ei
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

I7TF FVTF N7I'I tFIF SUN UWdFuFT,
"somctmcs envy tie city people who come
here with nothing 10 DO but fecuperateir
No" replied Farmer Corntossel, II
dunno's do | swing the scyihe tell git
right tired an magin itlorn tennis, an set
out on tine front porch ter get bit by the
mersquiters 81 evcnin's. an manage ter
have bout e. good a time cz the rest Of
EN-" Washington Star
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28
l12|1I;53|II'I||;s:||!S2ZSSS

Raphael. Angelo Kubsns 1asso
The "LfSESE" are the Pest snd Most fcconon
ical Collars and CUTS worn; they are made OF enc
Goth. eoth ,ides finished alike. and being reveraA-
BE. one Co sa- r. equal to two 81 any other kind
Thy ~ rr,H 'rerr 'fr IN link 'rrf. box OF Ton
Collars or Five Pairs Of CUTS for Twenty-Five
Cents.
A sample Collar ard Pair OF GUS by mail for Si1
Cents Name style nd size. Address
REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY.
" FRANKLIN St. New York. s-kilby 81. Boston.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

-"ls your daughter fitting herself
for the operate stagc?" YES: she
will be ready TO appear when she fin.
ishcs the study Of the city directory"
what has that 20 do with her stage
work. Mercy. everything she's
hunting mp name that can't be PRO-
bounced. Inter Ocean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

Of CONSUMPTION is stopped short by Dr..
haven't waited beyond reason. there's com
plete recovery and cure. In these scrCful-
Gus conditions Of tie blood which invite
Consumption, in severe. lingering Coughs,
and Weak Lungs, this MEDICINE is proved
remedy. NJ. s.r.uc c.x-,,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

International Lesson for September 10.
1894 Review for Third Quarter.

Especially arranged from Pcio, oct's rotcs.l
Sculpture. John HAS. ,. 1910. Heb Tia
GoLpEs TExr,-The Kingdom Of God f. at
hand. repent ye. and believe the Gospel
Mark i.l5
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

"GARLASp" Stores and Ranges are no
higher IN price than the worthless i'm iiations
ASK 10 see them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

"Ir's doubtless a love match: real. gen
une one How can you tells' -Hv 9
given Up cigarettes and she her cooking les
SOUS. Inter Ocean.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

THE man who was .wa.fing for some
thing 70 turn up proposed 10 a sensible
girl, and didn't ike 1t = bit when she turned
up her nose al him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

The devil i always polite upon first ac
quaintance. Horn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

As TO REL.T.vEs.-Little-'. Have you any
distant relatives" Mntch-''No; mine are
all near enough 10 visit me at "A moments
notice r-Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

YorSG people who have courted in socie-
~ 90 on bridal trips 10 see how they like
esch other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

A DOSE in Time Saves Nine Of Halc's
Honey OF Eorcholnd and Tar for Coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one tnirufe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

hasn't felt any return Of lung discner in over
twelve months. She was nothing but ei.cle.
eon when she took the first dose, and to-t,av
- weighs LIS pounds /" -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28
Halls Cacarrh Cure
ken internally. Price sc.

QrrTr naturally, il is the man OF sea-
soned intellect and ripe experience who does
not seem fresh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

On Sept. II. Sept. 81 and Oct 2 the Bur
linSton Route viii sell excursion tickets 70
all points in the Northwest. West and South
west, ut one fare for the round trip, plus 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Action in regard to the erection Of trolley poles by
me Brooklyn City Railroad Company at Ocean and
F1atbush ayes was suspended yesterday while the
sights Of the company being looked up. Corpora
t,on Counsel Mcdonald will prosecute the men who
assaulted the park policemen.
The members Of the Long Island Chapter Daugh-
ters OF the Revolution and their friends assembled
in the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms, In Pierrepont
at last evening to commemorate the anniversary or
tho canture of Ticonderoga and the Long Island en-
raeements There were addresses by Dr. Lyman
Abbott the Rev Samuel Eliot General Alfred c.
Barnes and L. w. Redington. Supper was served
after the speeches.
The funeral of William B. Parsons. who was well
known in amateur dramatic circles, took place yes
ferday from the undertakers shop at No "A Tompkins
ave- He died on Sunday night at No 25S Adams-st.,
where ne had lived for twenty-five years He was
about sixty-fve years old. He acted as the press
agent of the Melpomene Society. and the members OF
1t betrayed the funeral expenses
An adjourned meeting Of the Republican County
Committee will be held on Saturday evening to re-
consider the action Of Tuesday night in voting down
direct represen tator in nominating conventions.
On its late night trains the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad is running only two cars.
Work on the extension OF the Kings County Ele-
waited road is proceeding in Liberty-ave., only
short distance west Of the Queens County line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11

ton Fancy grades shade easier but soun Gs cots under ot
and OrGsTy SnaWy w % Sace Apps per
s. 5o FOd@ per DO SoS Eastern shore virginia
ioa iss do Norfolk. 6aloc do North Carolina o"i''
DREDNo change in the demand or the
general range values tocN light ana snnsv per
on most In S do pre o To- choice sGlc common
fair iisql2sc do sundTea N0 ao state ca nc chops
c corgs al" 7dsc do sundred North Carolina FANCY
Delaware mmon 10 choice 7,ld0i.c; raspberes 2oe
Cleric 3a3isc; backbcrries 7g7,c; aprcots 1872"
oofsMarket quiet and weak. Buyers for any cgD
Ne quote 1888 choice ic 90 seCu 70 choice
100 do common to fan yearlinss 9aiic
PorIY AIvE-onIy two IN o,day yi pg marx tt
had easier tone especially on lO e 2ca2ec fowls
gora and Western lie; southern; ioQilS: 7Ssooc
.7c turkeys GQIOc: ducks. local per par &c n
% Westera 9 sic 90 Of fresh
moderate and the MARKET h1 n moderate supply
and steady squads steady fair , fresh killed:
P@teys hens per II 9Goc toms G&5s foT d s
iCc sPrng chckens rh9dsiPia sS:abs per dozen
Ii5ea S y prn a GacSs per ID 3q2 We Ggo'e t2
So frozen Tg[SSiys ia ssc DUCKS ioai$c
Hay AID sTRAWMarket QUIT, receipts ian p-
p p@ oc b. S5@@c Do No 9gSoe io S2 s'R Rye
DOC. clover mixed 'oGC1c ,6 Ho oat straw Ija5Oc
AT@Es KID vEGETABEs potatoes
ara qr2 rees sas above S. some ordinary lots
ns,ng on, M 81 -. sweet potatoes ss in are
and Egyptian onions held hssinnlne to buy at ST.
epn peas pcnte largely in poor oSer r am bart
rta, much unsettled by the DIVISION OF ,rppc
HIM in New YORK part in Jersey Cly H t choce
stead Cucumbcrs easier Capoa uyssd low tomato
nchansSd We Potatoes psg per-
s. 5oaSs 40 pT G a. Sae per bb s2as2 81 Onions
Iermuda per crate 81 1881 So do EsyRI5a ts * Cat
a Der bbicrate 75cGs so cqcumsers per eS
s % string bears. savannah per cIet e. ~
~ ~ rla 81 500 g 30 tomatoes per Garnef - T rs
& 20 }ies per 100 6unehes St>G ioo ,ocbes Jceg5
'rl, ,igach per bbl S)l5oc Kale loa2oc' Hhu0a0 D.
,rr 100 punches, $lf$l ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
THE B. & 0. RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
1T is ASKED TO RENDER AN ACCOUNT OF $3.50.
900 OF EMPLOYEES FUNDS.

1T rs ASKED TO RENDER AN ACCOUNT OF $3.50
900 OF EMPLOYEES FUNDS.
Baltimore May fitzpatrick J. Collins to-day filed
a bill in Circuit Court asking that a receiver be
appointed for the Relief Department of the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad.
The suit Is a sequel TO the recent winding up or
the old Relief Association of the road, which was
incorporated In January. 1882 by act OF the Legs
lature The complainant alleges that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company holds the assignments
OF 1900 members OF the Relief Association. en-
ployes OF the road; that the assignments were not
voluntary but that the employees were compelled
10 make them as a condition Of further employ
Inent in the company: that the amount or money
so assigned and held by the company Is ABOUT
s4SGOOO and that only slS4,Oco of it is invested IN
securities
The bill asks that a receiver be appointed at once
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
be required to account for all money and assets
received from the members Of the old Relief Asso-
citation and for an order restraining the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company from transferring OF
preiudicing in any way the rights OF tne coH-
nainant to the money alleged TO be due MN.
Judge Wicks signed an order requiring the ue-
PENDANTS TO show cause on May 81 why the peti-
lion for recevershp and injunction should not De
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May TO- lS+
two to six points hgsl on nut s' ea..d on
and followed suit. losing all OF the early az
but improving again on me Goverrhen1 teP'.
7l267l3 closed at 7Osd7Oa the range for ihe day be
ing 7l4a7O7 that month The net advance tof ue
bales against 4lG5 bales last week. 1900 bales last year
Receipts New Orleans tomorrow estimated al iW
bales against 1903 bales last week. e>o hales ast y
the ports this week are estiWat,u u, 49,
5J1 bales last week, - ol phes iae
wear Interior receipts Tor the week estimated NJ 80"
bales AGAINST 53s7 bales last week. 5iii bales last year
The Government crop report the feature Of the day
Tho report made up MAY l. u stated that 81 81
the crop had planted against so last season ne
ne9iost - last year. south Carolina IS against %.
Georgia So against 93 Florida o. against o. Alabama
against ~. Texas -. against 81 Arkansas 81 at" -
Tennessee 16 The report states further that ac
c,rng 10 reports received from the departments core
spondenfs the acreage VIII pi'uby IAN t''N t"il ~
iast ,ear bv per which would give the result
hv States az follows. North Carolina an acreage Of ~
S,fh ,arolna QS %. Florida -, Alannma ~
Sas.tssnr lS. Louisiana. o. Texas. lOi Arkansas. ~
aen,esse. % 4 further report VIII b. issued 10y the
bureau relating ia" acreage next month Tho STATE
Information had fsterei the be
lief that the Increase In the acreage IN the Mississippi
Valley and Texas would more man ""se, any @ ~,
in the Atlantic States Receipts ar h'ns n were 10
bales against 3Gs bales last week ~ has nst ear an
shipments 800 bales. St LOUIS receipt s..
20 bales week. none last year shipments l--l h'.
Vemphls receipts % bales against - hh"s lis week
Ia 1ales last year and shipments ~ bales: enc innar
rretr,s 57G lDr against GiS bales last week 'J bales
-, Airsfa receipts 1916 bales. against l2i inlrs
-, ,,ook 30 bales last year Tho bombay weekly 70
ror, shows receipts n o"' bales. against 300 bales
arainst io4s"rr bales last year At.at it'p aos s'
aea,nst - bales last year Shipw"nis 3"Sp bars'
% holes against $50 90 bales Inst year Te u'h' y
sroi market generally unchanged though NoFio'" aga
ST Louis l-iic higher 49,, .,.-,.. 80. e..
opening and close ioihy ana clo7'"s "'-' "'7
fgf and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May 10 (specaD-Wheat opened weak 'hs
Morning because Illinois crop report made the winter
,,beat condition very high. 90; and because me
wi,hir,n state report also made the condition nish IN
,l,st Cables showed no strength Inc lrlce
current said the making splendid progress
te was the usual uneasnesS over the approaching CO.
eminent report The trade very dul In whea though
o,t In me the point was circulated mat
he Government would prove deCi eddy bull rather than
ia. document New York put enough crrdence IN the
'point' 10 do buying on H. Although the guinness
cntinued the price and closed at the top
v opened at 5Ss sold between 5ss and sos and closed
M hOi cents regularly the Grub, after the Govern
ment report announced. showing the condition. 81 t.
the July sold 59a but sold back to Jos cents
This condition OF STA indicates total winter wheat yield
OF psi 900 900 bushels 49,.
Corn was dull and rather easier. July opened at 39s.
sold between 3g and 30 and closed at 39q394 cents
Wet weather made receipts light 1879 the estimate
FOR Friday only 06 but shippers and elevator
people said that they buying more freely In the
country than weeks and said that T. meant larger
receipts Chicago within week. Cables
changed. Samples !. cent lower Seaboard clear
anc.s were Ol bushels. There Indications the
oats market OF the May longs hquiiatlng
MAY opened at ssh sold 345s closed
he bottom The sample market particularly weak.
prices being y 10 a cent lower.
Provisions dull but rather firm. The
seemed TO from the yards There only 81 COZ
hogs; the estimate for Friday 1900; prices were
10 higher July pork sold between Sl2 % and
si2 closed s2 25; July lard between 81 O5
81 and closed 81 O5 July ribs between so 80
and closed a So So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May TO- 1891.
REANs AND PEAs-Domestic marrow held firmly. but
sti having slow Medium and pea unchansed Best
marks kidney held in instances ltte higher
Less cali for foreign beans and there check to the
Bcans marrow choice per bush. s. So do medium 80
pea do white kidney. 81 Is: D., red kidney; - 20
DO foreign marrow 81 26g$2 49, do. foreign medium
81 55GS o. 10 foreign pea II g. 10 green pas
s. sI T. 81 O''s"'i 10 '0 0'S' V-''''' 49,
BT'rER- Favorable weather lighter receipts and fair
dlcations that fresh stock VIII clean UP fairy We'll
The bulk OF to-day's arrivals from this state ana
with the Western butter and command as much money.
export business In fresh factory at logllc more
do nrsts 50I6c do. thirds to seconds l3gl4isc state
Gsts l3ai6c DO welsh tubs rss l5ai 6c; do thirds TO
seconds 2alte Imitation creamery hsts' l"gitci 90;
90loc old butter-Crea,nery, Western 00llc; state
dairy tubs hrins l0Ul2c; Western dairy or factory
t,HEEsE-B Buying a more conservative basis to-
pers had fair In hand however and on the basis
OF lc choice Large size full cream the stock cleaned
went for export iOsgi0Sc. and jobhng sales are at
iO7,llllc Part skins firm. with fair demand for best
vesterdav nj iOaalOa.c. Liverpool cable. 5es Cd We
quote: state full cream large choice: lAc; do good 20
prime IOsqiic; do common TO fair eAGiosc: 90 small
choce i0isaic do fair TO prime e1ai0>e part skins
Uerkmer and Counties choice lO4lOc; do COM
prime o.aec do chsnansOes choice az &c.
state full cream. large. s@l2c; do small loql2hc
EGGS-The receipts are still liberal but contain iess
and Less OF b f not qyoaSy higher but and
ordinary qualities still urgently onered ana barely
steady We quote Jersey. dog i2gi?se; state and
Pennsyiyania lI1e; western "AVii%c' aou'ner"' '~
FRuITs-FREsH-App in light supply, but quiet and
ccipts OF liberal from North Carolina. VIZ
snis and Maryland few sll coming from Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11

M,rke, closed steady NJ unchanged - plin' ~
az rorntarel with v.terIaf's closing prices n.
,o.,o.. Nav : Total sales. rrotr bales N"N ltk ~
salcs today and last night For ronsHmpl,n ''~
r.. fniddilng Gulf 70 which g. un'hnnsci ,,i t'
,n ,c.,eriav's Close YORK not receipts :. tA'.
gross gol haics. forwarded ~ bales srlr ''- bi
Summers ~ bales. stock %iiN't halcs 4''a h"'
britain ~ taie. Consolidated not port frorpN >, az
thIs week H. a.s bales Exports Grc1 lfl'ii" 100
France. ill-s Continent. 49, '"l ihl'a ''''
"a oi5 bales. qcsk $50 $50 bales ,oo,o
liverpool catlcs-spo cotton harl'nlnF HA'ss, -
,scs 'snrrulaflon ana export. iof" tol"s Amor an
or,inary gld. r.1l ordinary. II lsi low miiauhg
z H. IGf, mldillng. i5i6i. goi miiinnr l-'' a,t
u'ne AR sd Futures npcn'l steady buyers pay l'''
advauco. closed very quiet a. ,fl--"tI me- '''s.
MAY 3 53H3 -. May-iuue. 3 80. Ili' july "t
80, s,,i. . sgs. september "''s. sop
C.f.f..r CIV. N'f'ii
b.r-Iecember 3GJv. December January, "'l7. january
February. 31-h - ....,., 80, ,,-h.,go,
CDFFLF-D Despite TIE strength n fhe kifpifHn mar
,o.,i, - ,he DAYS trading extremely dfconnfns
s,re tenr confined July a. ne. %" 'ol lc'uns Wy
,he highest Tor many Months Ia tYWi ANS WIN 'Nr "a
&C abroad prices In this mfrk"i also f"l np a 70"
ron,r Tfarre cl.sed advance flr ne 'Hl u =
francs. May IO ~ francs. juno. l' - iantH july,
a. francs. August ~ - france S'p"rh'r ~ - iran
1c,a M - francs Iaruhurs 60 sri fteas, with pflce
mo p o. D. pfs NAV ~ pffs Jlne. = r'ss' Juy, -
ffes August pigs Ill DH ial cables lnll,Alri +.
a,ii.f market quotations remind nominal ne rt'
c,change was quoted - ~ - lt receipts N"H' uAth
80 hnga. Santos marAft was quiet WIN
o., bag, The steamship capua has cleared from ho
FOR New Y ork with 400 bags $780,, e.t..
contracts closed quiet 20 u points advance safes
100 bags, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11

rrcrroo ,iay TO- 3:l5 p. meeflne 'T pTsr mess
India steady ~ ois o. ~ ~
o ~ ~ as d. Pork m moderate demana Pn ,d a. s3s
So, aoa s,.slv az - Cd, d. r1eAuin .'s -, -,
~, IL 4, ,,.~ demand. short cut about j. 10 - -,
u A. iGs ia On IN poor demand cumn. "a am n, 80, A.
o. en ~ sun ~ 9fs cl. short RIB ABOUT - 49,
Ia VI 5ae clear mdiee. about - 10 d' aq az %5lSers
hrt rIcor mn ddie>. about - ID. dul NJ ",9. 49,,
,h,, 10 - Is n ,u ri Bis. Cheese n,nin'.' 80
~ strictly choice American ar" n.tr raj or in DOR
iaat prin, c'y dun 20 rs o. Spirits - 'Itpon,ii
u''.'' i,'ri. rn AZ g2s 3D. Cottonseed Oh. LFerp"l
IN III tr,n a. lis 3I Rosa In moderate demand, COM
mon .roady A. % "a. LaTdspo IN poor i.na' -,
-, 10 teunrd prime Western spot dn. al ">s %
n Door demand No rod winter Easy NJ - a. =, Gs
~ ~ So, and fltures in poor demand mixed Western
en- s,edv a, b S74d. May dun at 50 SD; June dnii
~ 3s sd: July dull At 81 SD Hops a. l""uo" "0'''
Coos, TN poor demand. steady at ligto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
cuAScEs, AT GRAvEsEND NECESSARY.

Several residents of the Thirtyh ward Ior-
mery Cravesend, visited Mayor Schiereh yes.e'
day. Captain Jorgensen asked II 'ne .o"l polIts
..oor,a get in the city force" and the Mayor said
this could only be done by their passing the civil
Service examination. No preferences could be al
lowed under the law In reply TO other 21estoihs
tbe Mayor said that the City Board or Educatloh
would take charge of the schools This year theIe
could be no representation in the board from tnS
neu, ward An expert accountant would De seIecteu
by the Mayor ana Controller TO examine the low"
finances c..,a.,o,or white and
Chief Engineer Bergen visited Coney lsIana s wSa
streats water supply police station and electric
iSeht plant They decided that much would nave
to he done 10 make the new region to resemble
the rest of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A cARETAKER CHARGED WITH CRUELTY
,6Hs H1ycKANs ASKS THE CORONER TO INvEsTl-
GATE THE DEATH OF HER SON AT THE
o,ooryrvN oppIJk\ ASYLUM.

A CARETAKER CHARGED WITH CRUELli'
,r,s u,,cJxANs ASKS THE CORONER TO INvEsTI-
GATE THE DEATH OF HER SON AT THE
BROOKLYN ORPHAN ASYLUM
Mrs Anna Huckans. of Maple-st, asked coroner
Kene yesterday to investigate the oea'h Vi ne' r1
Harry a bow eight years old which occurred at 'ie
,,,, orrban ASYLUM on Wednesday. She said
49, 1rhen she saw the body of her son an hour
,f,er his death she found 1t covered with pruiSe'
rho he,,eves that these resulted from oeatils {"
Tho handle oe L. T. Prime, caretaker OF tne oos
ming NJ the ASYLUM inflicted on TUESDAY his"''
nov was seized with commissions the next Jay "',N
a,a Whom Mrs Huckans became a wluo" ~,
,ees che was left with nine children anu "'e "a
them were sent to the asylum Three Oh them nc,
left the institution. When IhoHas' WY or,hs
- ala went TO his mothers house two hon'i's
- ,ha lad told her that Harry was paul! NC
h NJ prime But she could not anord 10 'aNe nm
ont ~ the institution. His brother Al'reu ~ -
,,,,b him When Mrs. Huckans Vlsiteu '.i 60
W.. .a,,ns Of her sons death, some OF nus com,
nanions said that he had been 'ahe" ~. prrna
aud carried 70 the bathroom. where MI i,"'.
had whipped him with n he"Ny '""0
night. - ., Mrs Huckans the Cor
oner's ONCE stopped the au,oP Ps21 Mrs Hill, the
uiittr cold mat she believed the statener Lii his
Prime that he had only beaten .nnescie3tious man
hands She added that ne Was he institution. DIR.
McPhail the physician OF the az and that this
boys death was due TO COM odv after death. The
attenSant who washed the BODY &trr s said
said there was not spot upon ~ s.ysraI days and
ne nau AL, mo- ,,th rattan on the hand ne d hovs
U tbat IN severe cases he nao
and beaten them In the batn,tT tr The rules of the
He has 140 children 10 look aIleI, Inv
VII forbid severe pullSHlI'N-'''