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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

Her Fnthe,-ir-'aw Erd Yer Arrested aud
She Wa IIncd FIrI

Her Fnthe, -ir-'aw Urd Err Arrested aud
She Wa IInrd rIrI.
GREENpoRT. J.. l.. Jan. 1S.-There was no
denying that Lotto Brown OF Riverhead WAS
| handsome. So when young Warren Reeve OF
Aquchoguc fell in love with her two or three
years ago. 1t couldn't have been her personal
appearance which made Farmer Harrison
Reeve object 20 his sons choice. But what
ever caused H. the objection did not avail.
Warren and LOTTO were married year and a
half ago. and went TO live with her father.
John J. Brown. a fisherman and poultry farm
or In tho eastern part Of Riverhead village.
Young Mrs Reeve has big dark eyes. and the
lines OF her mouth Indicate pluck and de-
termination.
II appears that the dislike on tho part Of the
elder Reeve to his sons choice was heartily
returned 10y her and she lost few opportuul-
ties, so II Is asserted OF showing her dis
pleasure with her father-in-law Notwth-
standing this unjarcurrent Of feeling il ap-
pears there was mover any outbreaks on either
side. and the elder Ecevr wA" on visiting
t ,rms Win his children until Fey days ago.
colt Of which he was very proud and which no
valued worry highly.
house, whore h" made brief stay. But when
he came ont to resume his drive, he was horri-
pete Transportation. During his absence
some one had taken 9 rH,r ot shears and bar
long glossy hai- that almost swept iha ground
he found the animal wngring shorn stump
on which the hrislles stood out ike those on
the sp'ne III a rRzor-nrrk hog. lunches OF
blRci hair were scattered about on the road.
FILLED with corStcrnation nndan2er, hs sum.
mon-d tho brown household AMI demanded
that they produce tE" cUiUfii who had dis
lGGred and ruined his "u!t; nut the euiprit
was not 'fnrthruHinc aud finally Farmer
Reeves suspiciuns Tell IN his pr"ttv daughter
in.laT, Asld" from their mutual hostility,
the shears on hiS colts tai! Is not known. He
went before JusticeJ. llAlscy ioungs in Jan, es-
port tive mites from Overhead village and
sTorc out u warrant for her RrreSt. accusing
her Of cutting OF his ""its tail The Young
pleaded guilty and WAC lined -, which was
paid 10y her husband.
The GAwug,. To the colts arpearancA IL al
most irr"pRrable rs the hair viii Ia so long n
growing out again that whenever Farmer
Reeve t'riveS the colt }. ,'l, hay" Lrfora him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

Miss Perry nriags Her Betraysr 10 Hsok
In spite OF Justice Watson.

Miss Perry DriaRs Her Betraysr TO nsok
In spite OF Justice Watson.
Minnie Perry o, 10 Powers street. williams
burEh lost sight o. Peter Duny about Ave
years ago. after she had obtained q Judgment
against him Of 5000 for breach OF promise.
She had met Duffy for ths first time about a
year before. and. after a short courtship he
induced her to go through a marriage esre-
mony. which she subsequently learned was q
mock one. She left him and brought suit to
recover 50, 900 for breach OF promise In the
meantime a child was born. Miss Perry won
her suit. but as Daily disappeared the iudg-
ment remained unsatisfed.
She neither saw nor heard anything OF him
until last SUNDAY. when she cAme almost face
e face with him at Leonard and Deyos streets.
Wllliamsburgh. She was with another woman
and the two followed DUFFY to find out where
he lived In North Second street. near GTa-
ham avenue, Duny turned around and, seeing
Miss Perry behind him. no drew revolver
and. Ii In alleged. threatened to kill her She
asceTtained that he lived At lTU Mesero!s
street and she obtained warrant against hi i'm.
He was Arratgned In the Even Street Police
Court Yesterday When Justice Watson was
told that Miss Perry had followed Duffy, he
dismissed the case; As Duffy set out TO leave
tempted ten 70 arrest ss HIN on judgment e1eeu;
Cadmus and Duny to the bar After rsbuking
Cadmus Tor Disturbing the court proceedings
he ordered him out Of the room. Cadmus
waited until Duny left the court, and then ar
rested him and took him 10 the SherIs ofies
Duny Was aftsrward liberated on bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
IHE HAMILTON nUILDJNo IIRI.
A SuspI e;on that Oae OF RrooEiyn's Fire
h..na aaa Il

A SusPI e:on that Oae OF RrooEiYn's Fire
hugs started L..
There is a suspicion that the recent FIRE In
President Seth Lows Hamilton building. in
Court and Joralemon streets Brooklyn. whiah
caused a damage OF $4,000 and incidentally
startled John \. Mchane. tho Grayesend chief
tain; was the worS Of an incendiary. Superin-
tOnGent George II. Patterson %! the huIldiug
sArs that his investigation strongly points in
tadt direction. and further thar hi, suspicious
NJ" directed asHinst T. certain peraon. He
says that tho lRnitur and the engineer made
tour -. the building hall an hour before tho
nHf'aa were discovered in tho elevator SHAFT
and that there was not the slightest Indication
-! u tTa.. lie thinks that kerosene oil was
bel In starting the blaze.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
VIM Of Eur.n. A. LI,I,r.tor.

The will NJ Eugene A. Livingston gives 10 his
daughter, Mary Y. Delaheld. wife OF Maturin T.
DelaHeld. the round table inlaii with different
colorei marbles aud also the obloHg white
marble table at the testators country house AT
Tivoli. To his son. Erhlrd Montgomery Cal
lender Livingston. he leaves all the old family
furniture which formerly belonged To his
grandfather Robert H. ialNtng,t on. and also all
pictures, prints, manuscripts. looks silver
nuh plated ware, ana Iegelry. II he dies with
out issue, then these things are to 90 To the
children who survive him. All the Trst - the
tes'atorS estate j. lelt 10 nis children. hichuFi
Nj pntgom-ry calender Livingston. Adelaide
Livingston. katherine Sic, all Living ~tulL
Walter Eugene Livingston. and ilisahe,h 1 iy-
mgstou, his daughter. Mrs Delanell. having
ALREADY been provided Tor.
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business TrOublss.

Tn" ". r. Clnfln Company has begun PRO-
ceedin:s against Jacob FinelIt2. tie EaIisr
street clothing merchant to set aside TO
transfers II real estate which he made on Lee
, 20 David Finelite and Sarah Dei-ies.
Deputy Sheriff Mulyaney took Iosssss' \
Yesterday ofthe place II business Of lo-cgl
NlcNrthur 4 Co., a New icrs-y corporation.
manufacturers Of urushes AZ - chan RI
street on IN attachment Tor 49, % IN ia' % o.
GenrE'. II. Wife.
Goldsmith 4 DoEsrty, attorneys for the y y;
tiHrin Company, hive obtained AZ a''u"''0rnI
against the UToEert. Of Marks ssslrr. 90 =
in furniture and carpets at ThI I'lut say
BROOKLYN, uIon the allegation that ac AS I.'-
posed Of his property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
BAD ron STEERAGE TICKET SELLERS.
y" More BusInrs. for Eighty Agencies oa
the East Side Of Town.

TIC EsIHN FIU- VI IOWHs
The agents OF the steamships running be-
tween this port and continental! Europe de-
cided At n meeting yesterday to do all steer
age ticket selling in the city exclusively
through their own offices down town and n
general agency 10 be- established between
Chatham square and Fourteenth street. on the
east side. Four lines. the North German
lloyd. the Hamburg American the Neither
lands American, and the led star were repro
senTed at the meeting. About eighty agents
on the east side who have been earning from
81 to - on each ticket sold will he thrown out
Of employment. The continental lines expect
10 save between 10000 and 5000 a year.
The Cunard, American. White star. and
Anchor lines, whose ships ply between this
port and tha British Isles. have had no agents
below canal street for about year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
$500 sTOCK INSURED FOR $1,000.
Genaro Held for Arson, Although Absent
when His shoe shop Was Fired.

Antonio Genaro. an italian. who opened a
grocery and shoe store at 100 Flushing
avenue. WiliamsoIrgh. about a month ago.
was held for the Grand Jury on n charge Of
arson by Justice GoettinG in the lee Avenue
Police Court yesterday. Fire was discovered
In three different places in his store on sun
day night. and there was panic among the
occupants o. the rooms overhead. The fires
all pointed to incendiary origin. and the police
arrested GenRro.
lie stOutly maintained his innocence and
said that enemies must have started the fires
as no left the store at 2 o'clock sunday after
noon. and the ores did not occur until seven
hours after.
II subsequently came to liglo that GenAro
carried an Insurance OF 81. 200 on stock which
was scarcely worth $500. When arraigned in
that he knew nothing of the tires.
Before God am innocent" he exclaimed
in Italian.
Justice Goe;ting considered tho evidence
sufficient to hold him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

The annual meeting OF the American Pro-
tective Tarin League was held yesterday ar
ternoon Ut the national headquarters. 1875
West Twenty-thlrd street. Cornelius ~ Bliss
presided. General Secretary WRkeman's re-
port showed that the organization had sX-
pended during the year S32,574.lS, and that
its efforts To- advance the cause OF protection
hundred newspapers which a year ago said
little upon this subject The following we're
elected msmUers OF the Board OF Managers to
serve four years: Ia Grand q. Cannon al New
York George H. Fly OF Ohio. CUrneus "
Hiss OF New York. Thomas D0iRn Of Peunsyl-
Nania. and J.. 4. Cheney OF New Hampshire.
The following general officers were elected
for the current year: Cornelius \. Bliss. Pres
dent. George ~. Ely, second VICE President (:
Wiiuur i. Msseman. General Secretary. and
Chester GrsWUld. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
M-S Mas.n-,d-- BAT Cheek.

Max Mansfield. the proprietor OF the Csfs
Figaro, Billy AIcGlory's old place at Fourteenth
street and Irving place. was charged BY Jacob
Gottschalk. liauor dealer Of :EB Greenwich
street, In Jefferson Market Court yesterday
with swlndling him out Of 500. TN JuUo "a
Mapshald gave GottsrhaIk a cheek for 5luu
which proved "a 10 bad. since which time the
liquor dealer has been looking Tor ManSNrl 4
lie sEOre out a warrant Tor him, Hnd Yester-
day Mansfield WAS arrested AT his house, 10
last heNenty-hith street. He was held for eN-
Rm nation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
Dan', Want 10 PAY For Any More Ch't-
tano0Ea-.

Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme court was
cngHGel Yesterday in the trial 81 q suit bE
Il, Newcomhe & Co. bankers. against joseph
L. Robertson ami Charles +. james. ban~e'%
10 recover los, $50 = alleged To o" duo as lns
result OF a transaction In se"IrlUo- y I"s
chattanooga southern hallway torpaDy, Z
10 alleged that the Defendants agreed 20 ny
FROM q 9 plaintiffs $4,000 in bonds q. -
u,N Of tho stock Of the company for +i~', -
and after accepting E'.Op1 worth '.t3 80
no more. The securities are not 90 80 -
NIGH as thoY once MeIe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
AaoIr.rIe.le. Do nrooIIra.

One Of the big storage stills in a. Oh
Dens.ow's oil woke foot OF FortetH street IN
Erooklyn which contained about 30 'E'-e'
Of 90. exploded Ye te.laF morning The '.-.s
81 tho rNglo- hurled tho big ir0a "tI eve,
the still d distance OF laJ feet. shOOA sore OF
tho smau ia. . D4.lLlngs ia the ue.E p'r-
hood. and shattered mAnF WinluWs. The -
G!AEs could Dc seen Tor long dlstlu C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
HHIDGr rAtss FoR BRooKAry.
III" TIHrrY Street Terminal WIN probabiT
Sc AdOpt-d,

sc AooslNNd
MAJOR Schieren has been carefully stu lying
M the various schemes Tor sowing the bridge
trrmius! p'5L!em in iiroo&lyr. AMI yester lay
afternoon hs and Comptroller Corwin had a
conference ut the Mavurs ollce with tho
bridge trustees and engineers and representa-
ilvrs ~ th" two elevated raiiroa Is on the sub
.ect. The NsTnT, NJ vel! as az tho other ON
riolI. 49, inclined to favor the proposition Of
hhyir" The fridge stations i"rntrd IN WASH
lHston Arl liaTy ~tI"eis. that point heInE
regarded as tho ultimate extension OF the
bridge.
fhs expense attending the proposed i'm
Ir0ycnsEt OF tho terminal ia"t!I'ies toEathar
win the erection ui 'h" iuiuo,r structure to
y" used "a u station. WI b" nearly -.IUuN 900.
IN" MAYOR THINKS il WU;ld q worth tho moUOy.
lul !'t~ some fear that tine tax payers NAV kick.
J no tuHt'r" va. ~ ilnaIlV dlspor Ell % AZ q
meeting Of the nriGse trustees on Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
ID SIsIOA CT the B-FJ-zIa n. WIAtLrop
EstaGs.

In suit by EgsrtOn L. Winthrop for con-
StrpetioR OF the will Of his father. benjamin. r.
winthrop. judge Lawrence concludes that
s-fifth Of the estate should go absolutely to
each 81 the children Egsrton l., Ben. Amin r.,
and Annie Nelson Curtis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

LAWYER Max Hushner OF Staten Is'sn! YES
terday served an order on County lgca- 'Fer
Matthew = EHliy, directing him 70 co. rr %
hoiency NJ si.uVp from Ternard NcA.o. p. o.
town. Tao urlr. was grautes On tho H!G. =
ton Of James hcNamrs a. q lax 81
No Moon defaulted about four YEAR a. "a
neither b. nor his bgadsUlyn ever male ~
the sum involved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

Apparently OF Sn' Much U-r waick-
dog Whe. Tatcves Are Ab,u..

UOE !" ur" fdtVNFN kFS n w
. Charles Scheland n saloonkeeper at 10 lee
avenue. WiliamsburGh missed his big 1t.
Bernard dog lex when he opened his place
early yesterday morning. Believing that hs
dog had been stolen. he reported HoN's Jsap-
pearancs to the police OF the e. Vmcr stro It
stgtiOH. Although tho station huus" i Tithin
n hundred feet OF the saloon. since New lear :
burglars
Early on New Years morning access 70 tue
saloon was gAlaed through the cellar and - }
tho saloon at the timo. Last saturday nl-nL
during the Hhsenc" of SchsiaDd's wife. thisN =
forced Open their apartments over the sAIvpn
and stole nearly 500 worth Of Iewelry
lex came nome ~ noon ye>tcr.la 'e'ore
the POLICE had moro than begun 20 !o9S .0s
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
W. ps-r Garry Asyth,-9 over.
81 ANNUAL
~ SALE
AA,sAw
II Il I Winter
w. Clothing
IT'S really surprising.

IT'S really surprising.
We haven't created anv
- excitement about this
sale. We haven't mentioned
the word bargain once. We've
simply said This is our am
nual sale of winter clothing"
and our filters are overlaborel
fitting.
1t appears to us possible
that people have been waiting
for this SALE but it's all right.
If we don't carry anything
over we're satisfied.
$50 English Melton Over.
coats are down to So.
S25 English Melton Over.
coats are down to SO.
$50 Llama Thibet Ovorcoats
reduced from $40 to S..
Genuine Irish Friczc listers
reduced to $40. Some better
ones, with tho patent strap,
$1j.
Soft. woolly SIS listers re.
duced to $40. All lined with
cashmere and handsomely
made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
a New Parser on Oh. HrJs.ns.

When the White Star line steamship Maiss-
tic arrived in New York on Wednesday there
was a new purssr aboard Of her Purssr Rich
ard Parry. who left New York With the Majestic
Liverpool, and Albert Brandt of the steam ali o
Gsrmanie took his place. At tie office Of the
White Star line yesterday II WAS said tha the
been made public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

Edward J. Woolsey the club man. who has
been Involved in litigation recently with his
Wifa with his son. aud with legatss under
his m others will. has now been sued by George
T. and Frank h., blackwell Tor prUf0ssiu
ssryiees lul," Fryer directed him yesterday
10 answer before SATURDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

STAMFORD, Conn. jan ls.-The little hamlet
Of NOrOton. whore Postmaster iuEdall was
swindled few days ago by a bO$Js United
states Post ONCE Inspector, was visited IS
gang OF burglars last night and almost every
house in the place entered. The booty is ss-
timated at . 900 or more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
she Br-aLta.t Ben a. Firr Ala -.

Fire was discovered at 4 70 O'Clock yestar-
day morning In the lodging house OF the In
dustriAl Christian Alliance ut 40 Blrecke or
street. Daniel Brown. the night watchman.
reused the 100 lOdgars hY ringing the break
fast hell The dodgers were Gi,susted when
they found that they Were not ned 10 a
meal The fire did little harm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

SALEM. Macs. Jar. lS.-A series o. 2 10 srs
WAS nlsd az The registry % deeds th.- 4Hf-n-
ing 10 sHtt.eAEUt % oil differences Oct HreA
the hoil- 10 the late MAJOR Eea lrsiey lu'Fr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
a nrpu,. a.. =. Ma,.halog Im,orf,nc.

kNrEyITr. Tenn. Jan. II The Mingo
Mountain Coal ard Coke COMPANY Weat into
the haI'is %. q receiver short time ago and
the wages o. the miners wcr" reduced. They
vent ont on striEo Deputy I'rlted Statos
NayHl.al Love, who was at the mines yesta~-
dGy with a force OF ss.stAnI- guarding tho
CON EllS-Aria~ issued q Upti'r n al the men
20 70 tu work n the reduction offered bY the
receiver ui .ne company or yucats the houses.
no men. believing this 20 Dee an uUwarrantsd
assumption VI authority. have refused.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
SINcE.THe WAR.o

RhsumA'IssH and G9gJ haH.sar forever 80 - m -
f.es-r 9tlHr lPt.-'t p-spArr-l rv - gr. - a.E,s
place, q. .tr' rabies get y4r.1 aut NHEa-5
a. came about F.vas4H, " taE~ sCe Do Az ~
ELstA Pamphlet ITsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
To- Accused 'o~~rrerai H.na ome,a,-.

The examination in the case Of President
Seth J.. kesneT and x-Dirsctors Robinson
Gill ADD Eidsrt SnsdekeF Of the defunet Com
nlercial Bank In BROOKLYN who are accused 81
criminal Encouragement Of the aHairs OF the
banE ~ the Dsposltogs' AssOciat!oH. has been
Adjourned until Feb. ], ~ folics Justice
Walsh. The troublesome question OF whether
a Jury can be impansllsd 10 try the case ia :
police court has been raised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

beautiful calendar in eooES pietuEinE the flag
Raising Cerrmonies on ths EtsamEhip Neu lOFk Feb
p 1913 IN NeE York haThor has Been issnsd by fhs
American ana Red tar Ines and can h- obtained
hHr aItiFa.a AZ ere Int Tua,iohHl Agtg4Elu glu
PaHy oincs. L0snng GEssn. NsW NCF----is-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
Rusep. Coun =, Irsa,e Golaz 10 the ~. e
49, luu,.

hI1roLA, Jan. lS.-Vhs ninety inmates IN
the Queens county insane Gsylum Will DO TO-
moved 10 tho state asylum Ia Poughkeepsis
to morrow. Thirteen S6epers are here ar
ranging Tor their removal Two spe. ial eaFs
VIII We ATTACHED 10 regular train IN the morn
ing. Queens county mad q long iegal Hght to
tho c'se. The present asylum will probably
be sold to the county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

DIR. Il Taylor Emery, the new Health Com
missioner in Brooklyn. has made these ap-
pOintments: DR.. Richard Morris WyckotI
DEPUTY Commissioner; Or. George + West
Secretary; Alexander u, Nan Colt q son ~
JOSHUA VI Van Cot. counsel. II Is understood
that ;hey are all good Republicans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
Th'. ysra's, IVES ror tho Trolley Co=P-s,

big wagon containing a boisterous chow
der party eollidsd with TROLLEY car OF the
BROOKLYN City Railroad Company Ia Eighty
sixth street. New Utrecht. on July ~ Most Of
the occupants were thrown out. John MahR-
gan Was the only person injured, and he sued
the company for $1,000 Yesterday jury IN
the Cts Court gave . verdict for tho company.
the evidence showing that the chowtsr party
we're responsible for the smAsh-uR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19

School Commissioner Wehrum reminded tho
Board Of Estimate yesterday that there is a
law in force allowing the Commissioners TO
builI themselves a now oflcs building to cost
S40tuou, and that they had selected site at
FiiT-ninrh street and Park avenue The con-
sent ct the board uf FStIuats, however, is re-
uuisite aud you'll neyor get H." said tom-
excluded from tho PuUIic schools for lack Of
room.
Having observed that the Board Of EducA-
ton has had It's usual bills introduced in Al
bany calling for the issue 81 bonds 10 enable Ii
to buy more sites aud build more schools. the
Board VI Estimate voted 10 disapproye tho billA
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The herald., 1894-09-04
POLICE COURT CASES.

Arthur Beverly and w. NJ. Burns AR
raignsd for Grand Larceny.
George Anderson was tried in Judge
Seaman's court yesterday for vagrancy.
He pleaded guilty, and was sent to Jail
for 10 days.
All Fat WAS arrested by Officer Rob-
bins early yesterday morning for dis
turbing the peace in Chinatown. He
paid $5 fine and was released.
Arthur Beverly and w. M. Burns were
arrsigned on charges of assault with in
tent to commit grand larceny by attack
ing George Tranton OF Seventh and War
rem streets last Saturday night. Bail was
fixed at $1,000 each. and the examination
set for tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Allen Barnes and Robert Ellis were
given three days hoater for vagrancy.
Tim Mccarthy very reluctantly paid
S. fine for malicious mischief.
The frat case OF begging that has been
tried in many months was aired yester-
day. when George Anderson. chronic
alms-asker, was given 10 days in the
chain gang.
Dogcatcher Faden failed to make q
complaint against the boy, Henry Ma
jors, who interfered while he was entio-
ing untagged CANNES into his net, and
Majors was released.
The herald., 1894-09-04
THE FLIES ASSISTED.
A Redlands Saloon Kespsr and His
Plate Glass Windows.

"A kedlands Saloon Kespsr and His
Plate Glass Windows.
8. P. Jewett of Lamsnds Park has re-
turned from Redlands, where, though
he is strict Prohibitionist, he discov-
cred a saloon which in no illegal way
evaded one OF the provisions of the high
license law in that city.
A large sum is exacted annually of
saloon keepers as city license, and the
law provides further that no screens,
curtains, or painted or frosted windows
shall be used to conceal the patrons or
their actions in the saloon from the
view of the outside public.
The saloon keeper made no attempt
to conceal the interior of his place from
observation, but ON the contrary put in
large plate glass Windows, to the delight
of the Prohibs, who at once thought
they could easily keep tab on thirsty
visitors. Now there are many flee in
Redlands which have the same character
istics as flies elsewhere, and they being
fond OF plate glass, congregsted on the
windows in great numbers, and the re-
suit was in 4S hours' time the windows
were effectually made impervious to
light, and they so remain, there being
no law obliging saloon keepers to wash
their windows, and the thirsty Red
lander can quaff his beer without being
subject to the curious glances of pass.
ers by.
The herald., 1894-09-04
MAJOR ELDERKIN ILL.

He IL Stricken While Enjoying q vsoa-
tion.
It will be sad news to many to learn
that Major W. A. Elderkin is at the
Carlsbad hotel, suffering from what is
supposed to be an attack of either apo
plexy or paralysis. The illness occurred
on Sunday afternoon, and aH the nearest
doctor was at Ocesnside it was come
time before he received medical care.
kilograms were sent to DIR. Ainsworth
and DIR. Francis Haynes of this city,
who notified Mrs. Elderkin and she
took the train Monday afternoon for
Carlsbad, where she will remain until
the Major is able to return to his home
in this city.
Although the illness appears to be
serious the Majors friends here, judg-
ing by their last advices, are encour-
aged to hope that the stroke will pass
without an alarming reBult.
Major Elderkin ia here as the pur-
chasing agent for the quartermaster and
oommissary departments of the de-
partment OF Arizona. Besides being an
efficient officer he has achieved an envi-
able reputation as a humorist and
writer.