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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

You are hereby required 20 appcar IN an
action brought against gu W the above named
plainun In toe Di.ttict Court OF TIE lhiri
Judicial iltrct 81 tho Territory % ttAh. aud
10 answer the complaint nei therein within
ten days exclusive Of the day ofseryicel alter
the safv &c on you Of thu fuinmOus-if served
within this county. or. u .erycd out Of TITS
county, bvtin tbs district, within twenty days
Otherwise within forty days or lu 1Eincnt BY
default vii be taHen against you, according 70
the prayer o said complaint.
The said action u brought 10 have judgment
against defendant Albert j White N sum Of
$40, with interest from afcn z. ISM at 10
per cent per annuui, Tor $50 attorneys. ices
and for costs of suit. aneged 10 be due on a
certain pr0missory note, executed by said de.
fcndantto plaintiff, June :, lsJ1. for . 100.
with interest from date az 10 per cent uor
-nnum same being due ana wholly unpaid.
save interest 10 March 2, ia, anu beins &c.
hereinafter described, executed BY dcicnaants
MhitF 60 pla nun 10 have the actual decree ~
this fJutt ~ the force osufr 81 saie mort.
gaa hdiudguf thai said premises DO sold
aud proceed Hlplisd ~ payment Of amounts
due a. abov that dofcr dania and all persons
clai ing under them To barred and fore.
close Il all claim or equity Of redemption In
sald premises that plaintiff have a Tendency
iufgiaent against defendant \. Waitc. aud
o her relief. faii premises arc described
a. follows, to Wit Being a.. q lo,. q ~.
~. 90, a., ~. 20 sd ,, block A. =. Whites
touth ~ Iake. stIat'd w salt Lake CITY
Aaa you are Hereby no,iasd ihat II yor SIT
% appear ann answer the sp,d compliant ~
the enuf' fel tho rel.cf demanded thcrdin
Nituess, Tho Hon. samuel a Merritt Judge,
and -. ae.i u the District Court ot
tho 1iHrd Judicial Disuic. In and for
fsrAt.l 49, letfilory % Utah, this ssIh day
81 Mari IN The yea ~ our Lord ono
ihousL eight hundred and ninety.
DAVID q. pUNuAR, CLERK.
~ Gro. u. LOOMS Deputy Cisrt
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suMhoNa
In tho district court In apd Tor the Third Ju.
diclas nlauict ~ Utah IsrTitory,
County OF salt taka


The people Of tho TERRITORY Of Utah, send
greeting TO Alfred Odd, -ofenihnL
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SIMMONS.

IN tho lrstr,et Court n ana for "a Third
Sudieei District Z TIA Torr.t0i-
County Of Sat Lake.
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MARSHALL SALE.

Dated oct 18th. igql
a. u. sawyer. ~ orncis Tor Plaintiffs.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In aud for tho Third
Judiclai pisirist Of Utah Territory,
County Of BAIT Lase.
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SUMMONS


In the nlstric' Court In and for the THIRD Judi
oiA' eiatr.st NJ u'Ah. Territory. Couny
Of Gait Lake.
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NOTICE oF AssIssMeNT.

sheep Rock Mining& Milling Company. 10.
Salon OF principal phase OF busineaI, salt
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Matthew nilgert. plainun. va Caroline J. H.
CERT, Defendant
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s Ju1isi siei !, e .,,1Ii n and for tn. M,
County % sat Iaie iiorN
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To the people o; tho Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 Caroline J. Hi, guTt, Defendant
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Why not DO safe from thoft by
REGISTERING YOUR BICYCLE with
tho Whoelmen's Protective Company
costing $500 first year and $Loo
each year after.
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STEEL RANGES. HARDWARE Of all
kinds, TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERY. to so low point that wo must
sultyou II you 500 tho goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
/ pIERPO\T lord.

]. Perpont Lord. for nifty years weN-kho"n
resident OF Brooklyn, died at MS nome no. 70
First Place at o'clock last night from Bright
disease He had been sick since last winter lie
was born in Baltimore and was a descendant OF
General Gates In his boyhood his father took MN
TO Iitchfeld. Conn. where he was ensasru III
business lie afterward went TO Macon ga Oh
business venture and at nineteen years OF age
married Miss Flanders Connecticut girl seven
teen years old temporarily living in Macon Ne-
turning North. he became the New-foTk superih-
tendent of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
na,v and continued in that capacity from about
1874, til twenty years ago. when he retired on ac-
count of III health Since then he had lived quietly
He Gas a prominent member of the Church OF our
Saviour and a trustee Of the Dime Savings Bank
NJ Hrooklyn He was an ardent Unions; during
the war and his house in First Place narrowly
ESCAPED being mobbed by Southern sympa thzers
during the draft riots on account OF his outspoken-
ness.
His son. William Gates Lord. died in 1876 J. Pier
non Lord was named for mis- uncle. John Pierpont
poet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
THE UADENA HOME AGAIN.

HER OWNER LEFT HER AT NAPLES AND Is RE
TURNING on THE IT. LOUIS
The steam yacht Wadena. Captain Collamore
owned by J. II. Wade which steamed away just
one year ago. returned yesterday. having On board
only her crew. The yacht left here for Gibraltar
and Malta. and then. passing through the Suez
Canal AMI rounding Cape Cormorn. called at
Colombo Ceyl0r. then al Singapore and Hong
Kong and then anchored at Yokohama, where Mr..
and Mrs j. II. Wade Mrs. Randall Wade. Mrs.
Garrison Wade. Jep Wade, Garrison Wade and Miss
Helen Wade Joined the yacht. They visited the
several ports Of interest in Japan picking up the
crew Of a wrecked japanese bark. The MIkado was
SO interested in the boat that he wanted to buy
her and use her a torpedo-boat, but the owner
had other for her.
Mr.. Wade wen, over 10 China. but on trying 70
force his way up the Yang-tse- kiang River. was
respectfully asked to return down the river. Inc
marty touched at all the prncipa, ports OF emma al
singapore and then again went into Colombo.
Cevlon and then Madras. where ire party laniei
and quickly went through india WINE me yacnl
steamed around TO Bombay. ana took the parry 10
Egypt and finally landed them at Naples they
are expected to arrive on the ST. LOUIE on fii1ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
NETWORK CITY.

The trustees OF the Lcake and Watts Orphan
House. which IL now in Yonkers will make their
usual summer visit to it on Wednesday, The chill
dren VIII have exercises
An entertaining musical progra nme was given in
the afternoon and evening yesterday at Ambrose
Park by (iilmore's Band and tho negro chorus OF
"Black America" The day was delightfully."- cool.
and he large number Of people present highly en-
joyed the treat provided.
Miss Goshen Heyman. OF 40. 7il East One
hundred and thirty who is SIN living. al
getting along satisfactorily when reporter called
at the house last evening
Sidney Smith. a colorei man. OF No. III East
Eighty -fourth-st.. who works at anything he can
turn his hand TO, IL in the Presbyterian Hospital
In n dangerous condition. With 4 bullet in his
breast near the heart. The police OF the East
Eighty -eighth-st. station a.e searching high and
at Nos lls ana rs East Eighty -fourth-st. Smith
went to visit Lucas and his wife yesterday. and the
three were drinking mixed ale
4 testimonial was given Carnegie Music Hall
last night the veteran medium DR. Henry Slade.
b. the Spirirualists Society OF New-York. The
doctor was assisted during the evening hy Mrs
Stoddard-Crey and her son. DE witt &. Hough.
who II is said the oldest mediums now before
the pubic.
William Wilson merchant; OF No. 800 West
Twenty-eighth-st.. went to Police Headquarters
yesterday and asked that general alarm be sent
out for his son. William r. Wilson. seventeen years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
OBITUARY..
HENRY WELSH.

Henry Welsh, retired wholesale grocery rner-
chant Of this city. died on Saturday afternoon al
his home No rs Waverley Place. Mr. welsh hai
been out of health for several years and MS dea'h
was due to general debility. He was Dorm III
Gas.ough. County Armagh Ireland III loi'' anu
du-ing his earlier life concerned IN the "ry-
,oods trade in Manchester and London He came
10 New-York in 1870 and few years later starter
as a wholesale grocery merchant IN MuIoerry-''
His venture was attended with considerable success
and he retired from active commercial pursuits III
1880 He Yves for many years prominent nlei.''o'
of the Produce Exchange and the ChamDer OF oi-
merce He married. in 1856 Miss MargaTetta hiinsS1
land Num- of this city, by whom ne IS & ,wo
married daughters, Mrs. w A. spelman New-io
and Mrs J. G.; Maxwell, Of St Paul' Mlh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


The Bridge Trustees Will meet on Tuesday after-
noon and probably elect officers.
The committee appointed by Mayor schicrcn to
look over The plans submitted 10y the city Han I'm
provcment architects has agreed upon design for
a new tower and will report TO the Mayor this
week.
Victor Morel. twelve years old. o, East Ninih-st
and Avenue C. New-York. while riding hicycl"
in Ocean Parkway yesterday afternoon. was thrown
into trench by the roadside ana severely injured
He was assisted home by the Park police
J. A. Ondrak thiriy-nve years old. OF No. il3'a
East Thriv-nrst-st New York. was riding a bicycle
in Bedford near Lafayette yesterday. when ne
ran into a buggy driven by \. :. O'Brien. OF 10.
o. broadway Ondrak badly injured about the
head and face but refused TO 20 10 hospital
After treatment by Dr. McComber. OF No 1893 Bed
ford-avc. he went home.
John Fcrnallo the Italian iunk-dcalcr who on
Saturday night stabbed Mrs. Johanna Rosa. OF No
90 Frosi-st. in front OF her home. was yesterday
remandcd to jail hy Justice La!mbcor In the Even
street Police Court. Fermallo denies doing the
stabbing. Mrs. Rosa Will recover
The police OF the Bcdfordave station yesterday ar
rested John stephens a boss barber OF No 2iS Bed
ford-ave. upon the complaint OF Louis lackma'' a
iourncvman barber. who fayors sunday closing.
stephens was shaving n customer when the arrest
was made Later jacob Fuchs and Charles
Schenck tourneymen In stcphens's employ. wer"
also arrested The three Will be arralgn"l In the
Lee Avenue Police Court to-day.
The Rev Roland s Dawson preached sermon
10 wheelmen in the Ansl!e Street Presbyterian
Church o, which he is the pastor. last niAht Inc
pastor is an enthusiastic bicycle rider. The mem
hers OF the Williamsburg Bicycle club and the LIB
erty Whecllnen attended In a body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Harlem ship Canal opening
Ex-Inspector MCLAUGHLIN before justice bhrre'''
Sage-Laldlaw case. Suprem" Court
Education committees o. Good Government cluDs'
No 1i5 East Eigh teenth-st i:50 p m
Exhibition at American Art Gallery. a. m 10
p
Omen tournament West side Tennis club. Eighty
eighth 81. and Central Park West
Washington lawn party, e-hundred-and-sx-
tiefh-st and st. Nicholas-ave.
Reception to Edward Fecney. 81. Johns College
Hall. Brooklyn p. m.
Manufacturer Association OF Kings and Queens
Counties. p. m.
Presentation OF colors TO Grammar School NO. B..
list regiment Arnory D. m.
Republican club meeting. 40 40 Fifth-ave, s
p
Concert by Squadron Band. Rutgers Square
Park. p. m.
Standard National Bank opening. Twenty-third-
St and Madison-ave.
The Rev Or G. J. Young before graduates OF
New-Jersey state Normal school, evening
Breads word contest Brommer's Park Brooklyn.
S p. m.
Southern Railway and Steamship Association.
Hotel Waldorf. 1899 a.
New York Louisville baseball game Polo Grounds
4 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
SAMUEL d. SHOEMAKER.

Samuel Il. Shoemaker. formerly secretary OF the
Republican State Committee OF Pennsylvania. died
nj Roosevelt Hospital on Saturday evening after
two operations for appendicitis. Mr. Shoemaker was
on intimate terms OF personal friendship with
Senators J. d. Cameron and NJ. ;. Quay. OF Penn
sylvania and Christopher l.. Magee proprietor Of
..rhe Pittsburg Times" and for many years
=, active politician I'm that State He had been
q, husiuess I'm this city for some time. having an
Office in the Commercial cable Building. Mr.. Shoe
us especally when there was anything of polti-
cal interest going on. and only a few days ago APP
jared there seemingly in perfect health. His I'M
fooked-for death was great shock TO his friends.
MI Shoemaker was about forty-ihree years Old.
He was q son Of Or. -. II. Shoemaker. al one Tune
Port Physician Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
GUESTS AT LEA DING HOTELS.

.sroR- George : Fowler. Fort Wayne. Miss r. Muir
rly Washington. l. l.. stone bat'" Creek Mich J"hh
Naucht.n Ireland !. : Dennis. Mrs J. u sanders.
chicago. Nj. and Mrs +. G. o'r'oa I's''n' Mr. ana
MR. T. g Appleton. Lynn. Mass; J. Rutherford 'h'"-
delrhia. r ". S.aVer. BOSTON.
rRoApwAY crNrRAI-samuel Lewis. Baltimore; F.
/ Hoffman = Lincoln Green Chicago. Mr. anh MIS-
T. NJ Portland. John y. a. Mr. Putnam f1''''
san Dier, cal. william \. lut'rck. O. T. lh-i"n 'on-
cord Mass. A. e. Stone. ". e. Pierce, j. \ i >h''s'
". Emerson. Boston.
nEt-NSWlcK- II. Langley. May Gross England J.
crarance Forsythc Port palhouse: Mn g. Fr'uho Rob
r., Fieu,c san Francisco. william c. Hays WesnnrY'
Long Island. John !. Doyle. san Francisco
GII.SEY Nrs VI q Kerr. st Louis J. j. M'''l''
Cincinnati. NJ nni Mr. Charles Wilson. - i""'' MI
AMI Mr. " e. nfauer. Denver. G"o-r" VI Rice. h''''".
II H. Van Z.l Detroit ana Mr. ~ smith Chicago.
g = TaYp-n Rochester. Nj and Mr. b. IL hall''k.
Iginlra g. y. Williams son Francisco. Merton l. l|"''
Thomas " MILAN. Ro-he.''r. Mr AMI Mr. l. %. Mad
du,. Cincinnati
GRAND rNIoN- NJ and M Gcafsc " Rogers. Al
lauy. j. J.. Scott A','ss.l'". Gl \ Mcdonald ''N'
land Mr .ni Mr- r. Williams. Springfield. Mrs
Ens,lakc Dallas TcV. g. Harris 'hic"s' VI ard
Mr. e. u. Kidler. 81 Vernon. \ " N""iian Detroit
e T. Richards Lincoln. Sob. ~. and Mrs e. M'ai
In.raI.. j. e.. Perrin. T.lei' Mfs T. \ Wich'ffh'in
Louisville. u q Wool. itah'. d. DAWSON. M'n'f'd
HOFFMAN-rahn King Jacksonville. Iia. j , Mi''r
Atlanta, Ga. NJ and Mf-. D Bancroft. Ho''on. \ j.
sfiokney - Paul. = $. Cafn"t' II Hodge. N'r''lk
VA y ~m.'hoe. Denver. vi ard Mr. j. X Martin
Portland. I.seth Lyman. chicago.
IOfIANI.C. Moore. Detroit. r. - Whi'n"'. T
g. 1.vc~ Mi.s Libby Miss \. 1 whitney y -'oa.
william q. Hbhard. ir. /. Thompson. Mitchell H. Fol
lansbee Chicag1. Miss Lionherref. Harm Potter 81
Louis H. johnson Topeka. Nj AMI Mrs william u
sweat Minneauoiis II Morgan 49,. ". T. Thornton.
San Fr,nriac, j. VI Berry virginia.
NETHERLAND- Mr. and Mrs I~rc. H.ston. Warren
Curtis James H. Richards Baltimore Mr. \ f. M"iho'.
,n-ag, Ms j. Head Philadelphia. 80 sefAse -.
ThlAaellhia 81 anI Mr. a.. T. l. f"'re. Denver. "r
and Mrs Beard Lak'~1. ~. \ j.. 4 J.. sie'nfn'n'.
North Yakima. wash.
PARK AVENUE George y sherwin rfansi'n n
Sander Cleveland. Mr. I. ~ murphy. MIS- murphy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
THE ORANGES.

The Rev Frank b. Reazor. rector OF ST. Mark
Church, has sent letter TO the managers OF the
House of the Good Shepherd formally Withdrawing
his church from the management Of that institution
The House of the Good Shepherd is nome Tor the
aged. and is supported by the EpscOpa! par.snes
OF the Oranges. 1t originally organized under
the auspices Of st. Marks church. Inc Key VT
Relzor has so far declined state the reasons FOR
The withdrawal Ii is alleged that the Church OF
templating similar withdrawal The present OH
GERS of the house are; President the Rev: Dr. An
thony SCHUYLER. rector of Grace Church; vce-pies-
dent; the Rev. Samuel II. Bishop rector or ST An
drew's Church: treasurer. William Read Howe. sec
rotary the Rev. Alexander Mann. assis tan rector OF
Grace Church and auditor, the Rev John w Will
Jams. rector of ST. Pau.s Church, East orange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLlN.

FIVE WOMEN SAT ON THE lTALlAN'
LOUIS ANGELO STABBED ONE WOMAN AND TRIED
TO CIT HIS WIFE. BIT FAILED.
Iouis Angelo an Italian fruidealer living AZ NO
oso North Second-st. was arrested last hiShI OH i
charge of stabbing Maggie Sarlo. Twenty-Five year
old in the right arm. In the early evening AhEe'o
drove his young wife from his apartments because
she upbraiied him FOR his attentions TO o'her "o
men Mrs Angelo took refuge with heT m't"e' ~
No 81 Wlthers-st. When the affair became KNOW"
among the women living in the Italian colony 'hey
decided 10 take Mrs Angelo back to her nome anu
compel her husband to receive her. The deiesaHo"
numbered nine angry women, ana wheh thc'
reached the apartments they found the doors barren
Angelo was inside and threatened death to the hiS'
who attempted to enter. He was armed win u
dagger, but the women paid no heed TO ms thre''S
and broke in the door Maggie Sarlo lci the "OliI,"
toward Angelo. who stood in one corner Oh tnc
room with the weapon raised "a soon hS ~"
woman came near. the man plunged the dagger ",'
her right arm she did not retreat. ana Nhgrlp
then ATTEMPTED to cut his wife. but missed MS ann
and staggered As he did so. the women Tlshcu =,
him and threw him to the floor. they then dl~aI
him and five sat On him while Mrs. Angelo ran 10Y
a policeman. When the officers reached the apai
inens the women were stu holding AnSeio 10 'n'
floor He locked up on a charge OF assdut III
the second degree Mrs. Angelo then TOOK posses
sion Of her apartments, while an ambuiahc" SUI
geon dressed the wound received 10y Mrs Sarlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
HARBrR SHOpS OBSERVE THE Law

Tn. new law compelling BARRIERS to close their
shops al J. M Sunday was generally oh
served throughout tn, city yesterday II there was
little business done the sly after the legal
hour OF closing the police knew nothing Of H. At
Headquarters no arrests of BARRIERS had been re.
ported up To late hour Inc poncc were hr,P w.,
in their attempts To have the new law enforced by
IN" Metropolitan Boss BARRIERS Association, which
instrumental in having the law passed Inc
association had watchers about the city to report
all cases OF lawbreaking by any ventursome par
bers who might seek keep the back doors OF their
shops open The small shops kept by Italians
which formerly have been open all day on Sunday
were closed. and late rlsers could not get shaved
ia the Bowery after hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK SUNDAY. JUNE ID. 1905
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer Massachusetts tiir). Bouquet London June
with mdsc and 20 cabin passengers New-York Ship
ping Company. Arm, ed At the Bar 10 IN.
Steamer ,iSrD. Morgan. Newcastle May -
London June ,. with mise and u cabin passengers
Sanderson Son. ArriN cd NJ the kar 2l0 m.
city tri. Lewis. Bristol May 20
swansea 81 with mdse t. James Arkel 4 co. Arrived
at the Bar ut 1890 IN 18th
Steamer Spaarnd,m (Dutchl. Roggeyeen. Rotterdam
passengers Netherlands American steam Nayga-
ton Company Arrived al IN. Har at TAT m.
Steamer La Normandc ,Fr Poirot Uavre June = with
mdse. ~ cabin PA Forget
Arrived the Bar at II m.
Steamer Saratoga. Royce Havana June ~ with mise
and y cabin passengers James r. Ward Co
at the liar ~ II 10
Steamer Srokce Bcarse Jacksonvi with mdse and
passengers W = clyde 6 Go.
steamer Tallahassee. Askins. Savannah June IA. with
mdse and passengers To X l. Walker.
steamer Guyandote. Walker. Norfolk. with mdse and
passengers to the Old Dominion So. Co.
Steamer Roanoke Roar. Richmond with mdse and pas
sengers the Ola Dominion Ss 60.
with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion SIS Co.
steamer Goidshoro. Simmons. Philadelphia with mdse
TO W l. Clyde a Co.
ship Lucille tof Freeport). Conway Hong Kong days
with mdse to Delacamp 4 CO. vessel TO II Pickering
SANDY Hook. June 10. 1880 .. m.--Wnd southeast
light breeze: clear.
Steamers Benaris qr, for Leth: Richmond. Norfolk:
Laurada -; Deutschland fGer). Dover for orders.
and CaciQus Ur Valparaiso. callao. IQuiQus. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17

helargest and bcstadver-
tisement for Cleveland's bak.
ing powder, is Cleveland's
baking powder itself.
It ought to be.
1t costs more to make,
pound for pound, than any
other. and it is worth more.
But it costs you no more
than inferior brands. We're
content with a fair profit,
that's all.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
ELIZABETH.

First Lieutenant George II. Darling, OF Company
c. Phil Kearny Guards became raving maniac
Yesterday in the streets u Elizabeth. and with
much difficulty was removed to the police station
and later conveyed. handcuffed to the insane asy-
lum at Morris Plains. Lieutenant Darling was one
of the best-known mltiamen in the 30 regiment.
and has been Il member OF the PM kearny
Guards its crack company, for nearly twenty years
He WAS popular with his associates, who VIII near
with regret Of the sad aflction that has befallcn
him TIE doctors fear his Is ncurable. lie
was Violent before he Wa taken into custody, and
continued that condition until he was aiken
away He married about a year ago an estiIlaD.e
Young woman, whose home IS in Northern New
York The couple have children. Lieutenant
Darling is about forty-three years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
NEW-JERSEI.
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs Elizabeth Eryenrauch. seventy-two years oiu
- Nn 152 Tevark-aye while crossing Ernest yes
.,,. r,or,t,e was struck by trolley car No. =
Of The Consolidated Traction Company and knocked
down. An arm and leg were badly injured. anu
she was rurt internally. The inotormah id''Nh
McCabe, was arrested. 80 , ..o. thar
Edgar Lewis. George Clayton and three otn H
Inn, men All from New-IOrk. procured A san
go at Communlpaw yesterday and went sailing
SK1en tn, boa, was off Linien-ave. Lewis ~ some
uCnner fen overheard and was drowned HIS pody
was not rec )vered He lived at Seventh-aVe ana
Cne-hundr and thirty -third-st., New-iork ana
was nineteen wears ola.