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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

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equal or compare with 1umphSeys'
Witch Hazel Oil as a CURATIVE and
HEALING APPLICATION. 1t has been
used 40 years and always affords relief
and always gives satisiacu0.
ItCures PILES or HEMoalHssps. External
or Internal, Blind or Bieedne-I Itching and
Burning; Cracks or FISSuso md Fi,tulak
Relief immediate-cuse 0Deah.
ltCurcs BURNS, Sads and Ulca36oaand
Contradion ton Burns Relief idktanG,
1t Cures ToRM, Cut and Iac9and
Wounds and Bruises
1t Cures BoILs, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Itching Eruptions, Sewfy or Scald
Head. 1t is 1nfalliblc.
1t Cures INPLAMgD o. CAKED BREASTS
and Sore Nipples. 1t is invaluable.
1t Cures SALT RHHUM, letters, Seurfy
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters.
Sore Lips or Nostils Corns and Bunions,
Ssrra and Chakd Feet, Stings Of Insects.
Three Sizes, 2sc., sos. and Si.oo.
6eh2b y DAgyiste. or sent postpaid On reoeiptof price.
xum MD. o., III ! lie Villa. ST., ssw ysrt.
r HAZEL NIL,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
JANUARY STE, 1894.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. !
On motion the quarterly report OF
Henry b Farren, as Justice Of the
Peace, IN cases Of =,
State of South Dakota Va. Miehael
Lawler.
State of South Dakota W. F. x.
Holmes, assault and battery.
State of South Dakota VS.. +. Z.
Holmes, disturbing the peace.
was approved and accepted.
On motion the reports Of b Z.
Huddle. Register Of Deeds, and E.:
E Dye treasurer. OF fees collected
in October, November and Deem.
Der, amounting 10 $92.a0 and
$l94.lO. respectively, were ap
proved and accepted.
On molten che annual report of
b. &. Huddle. States Attorney was
approved. .
On motion the annual report Of
Arthur G Hill az Clerk OF Courts
and fees collected Of s277.65, was
approved.
On motion the petition of N. b.
Ingcrson for q jali building was
tabled.
On mouon fl. b Farren was ~.
pointed a member of tho Insanity
Commission tor the ensuing two
wears
On motion the bill of DR.. King
for medical serv,ses amounting to
$500 was rejected.
On motion the following bills
were allowed:-
y r.. Haynes. banking
court house .............e 3 50
b. t. Huddle,' States Attor-
ney salary to date........ 30 90
h G Huddls cash advanced 80
Chas. Grace, wolf bounty -. so
q. 3. Blodgstt, coal ........ 81 so
Brown & Ssenger, books and
stationery ~ 10
Perkins Bros. Co., books and
stationery. * 90
Arthur G Hill Auditors
salary TO date............ 81 90
Arthur Il. Hill, services on
legislative canvasGng
boaru and mileage ....... 8 so
rthur q. Hill, cash ad
vanced ....-. ........ o.
j. Y. Dr'ps, county printing IA :"
$. Nelson. refurding war
rant cad district 4....... 90
Ed Kent rounding warrant
road district S ....... 81
On motion Board adjourned until
! p m.
p. N. SESSION..
B ,ard met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
On motion the following road
supervisors we're appointed:
John + Everson District NJ.
Chas. 4. Blacknev
J. w. LAWYER 9
Fred Holzer :
On motion the following bills
were allOwed:.--
&. A Osman. cash advanced
Ole Olson Espesit for TEN
pora,y rel,et ........ 81 o.
Ed Lee, on road district No 0
J%arolin Hawk rsfunding or.
der road dlstrict S.... 80
Homer \. Dye refunding
order road distriet :. IS
On motion Board adjourned TO
meet At . q. m, January 9th.
(coNrlNURD MKT WEEK.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

prompt answer and an honest opinion, write to
MUM 4 CO, who have had nearly nifty yecrs'
experience In the patent. business. Communica-
formation concerning Patents and how to OBJ
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue Of mechan.
teal and scientific books sent free.
Patents taken through Mum 4 Co. receive
Speciai notice in the Scientific American. and
thus are brought widely before the public with.
out cost TO the inventor. This splendid paper,
issued weekly. elegantly illustrated, has by far the
largest CIRCULATION of any scientific work in the
world. So a year Sample copies sent free.
Building Edition, monthly. $50 q year. Single
copies. % cents. Every number contains beau
tiful plates, in coiors, and Photographic of new
houses. with plans. enabling builders to show the
latest designs and secure contracts. Address
MUM & CO.. NEW YORK. 361 BRoADwAY.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
NOTICE.
OUv1cx o. CsnNSoaONRR OF e0Bot
- A-.

1yyIoE % CsMHIoaO HR OF eo8osI AID FuS'
0k~.
Natiss 70 merely sivr.:, snat on thc IVA Gay
Z March l69S. al he uns0ld un!cesso
ssh DOL Laads IN The Cos mtg Of 1s9siO will Be
,0orsd nor l~ase to the hiyh est b'id r. o. pap
,ie auction 1t the iron nj a ssf Of the esrt hoass
10 Q ID comfy Said Leasing viii ne held ~
Ss'ook .. n: Of each day. MIL all the tracts
az SeNool ksnds have been otered for lease.
ptssrs, Soush paketa, January :en nSN
THos. H RUTH.
Comuissioner Of School and P obitc ksndk
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

RHKUMATfsM In the back, shout.
ders. hips, ankles, elbows Or wrists,
10 osused b, accumulation of acld
IN the blood. Hoods Sarsaparii!a
n~utrahxes the acid and eures
rheumatism.
HOOPS Pulls are the best family
oathartic and liver medicine
Harmless and reliable.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
COMMISSIONER Proceedings.

1895
Pr%esent-John Stroud g. A. o.
man and Samuel Kobb
On motion the official bond of
Samuel RObb ~ county commits
sioner for $1,000. 90 with John Fl
nucane, +. w Blscknsy and J. Fl.
Krlok as suretiss wal approved aud
accepted.
On motion tho rsMgnation of
Arthur q. Hill - Auditor WAS 40
cept.d.
On motion St,llman Moulton was
appoinHd Auditor &c Gil vacancy
u March 4th, 1895.
On motion the following sticiaI
bonds ere approved and accepted:
Sullman Msulton - oountv Aud.
,tor for appointed term for $4,000. 90
with y a. J. Hughes. Arthur G
Hill and b Z. Iluddle - sureties.
Arthur e.. Hill - Register Of
Deeds 70 100000 with B G.. Hud
die, ST. Imam Moulton and VIM. j
Hughes ~ sureue..
Henry B. Fsrren % State's At.
tcrnsy for $1,000 90 with ST. lima
Moulton. Arthur &. Hill and VIM.
J Hughes ~ surcties
Pe er b Peterson a. Constable
for $500 20 with & 81. Stewart and
rhum ~ I. Hanson aa ~sureties.
Charles NJ. Stewart 40 Justice Of
tn. eace for $4,000 with A. +
Cilley, b Ingerson and &. H..
Osman AZ suTeties
Edward X Mt AZ Constable for
500. 90 with J. V. Drlrs, VIM
Kent Jr., and VIM Ken, Sr. a.
Suretles.
Daniel X. Haynes az Coroner for
500. 90 with q. :. Nelson, Hans
N. lcven and VIM. J. Hughes as
snretles.
N. b Ingerson "a Sheriff for
$1,000. 90 with A. w. Miller, Still.
man MOulion ard VIM. X. Brown
40 suretles
j. V Drips "a Justice Of the
Peace foI $4,000 with b G. Hud-
ale. Edward Kent and VIM. X.
Brown ~ suretles.
Hans n. eleven az County Judge
or 100000 with A. w. Miller, n.
IS Ingerson, ranlei Il. Haynes,
'l-nry Slechta and Nm. J iln.ins
for suretias
A. K. uttlc AZ Superintendent Of
Schools for $4,000 with A. v.
Muller, \. Il. Inge:son and q VI
Lemon AS 81 eues.
Frank W. Cillev ~ A>"">S,r or
$500 90 with Stillman MOnlton.
VIM B. Marshall and &. A. Csman
- suretIea.
On motion the report of J. w
LAWYER supervisor + road distrio,
No. 5, was approved and bill al
lowed for $3.50
On motion the report OF 4 F.
Cilley. supervisor Of road district
No /, was approved and bill 81
lowed for $1,000.
On motion the report of A. w.
Miller supervisor Of road d,.trc,
No. T., was approved and bill Al-
wed Of i 80
| On notion the re ort Of VIM 4.
Marshall, supervisor Of road district
so. 5, was approved and bill al.
lowed ct S26. 25.
On motion the report Of has.
Kahn Jt., supervisor Of road dis
II. CT No. 2. was approved and bill
allowed of S3l. so.
On motion the supervisor Of Poad
district No. = WAS ordered 10 Issue
receipts to VIM. j. Hughes amount
ing to $+.7+ tor keeping = public
watering place upon the highway
during 1894.
On molten the following bill,
ere al owpd:-
p. 3. Peterson, road = trlct
No. II
Thomas l. Hanso' same 10 %
X. Hlgemss same ......... so
4 y GTuDseth ame. -. 10 81
VI G!>nn road district no 8 SIS
w. n. Ralry, same ........ So
:. Robb, same............. Is
j. IL. krlck, same ......... IS
VIM. Z Marshall road dis.
trici No. IS
"A. X. I %uttle, } months sal
ary Sul't of SchOnls. ..... so o.
A, X futile, cash advanced. O0
IIan~ \ eleven, 3 months
sal. County Judge -. IS e.,
Ou motion Board d%joGrned un-
al o a. m, January oL0.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
Lying Lew.

Lying ASw.
6ohoolnate-Why do you ssve1 touch
your pianoY
Miss ThumpU-Ws1V toying I: on
t~nstallmenta.
"Whak difference does that make7'
I'm afraid II paw should hear me
play he'd stop paying. GOOD News
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
PRIZES on PATENTS.

How 10 QoI 0IOO AHO Vo'
Ihaps Make a Fortune.
We sesnrs patents and " indnes
people 20 keep track OF .hs'r bright
IDEAS We Offer . rrlss Of one hun
bred dollars to be paid on the first
of every month to the person VII"
submits TO as ,he most msritorlons
invention during thu proceeding
month. We will also advertise the
invention free of charge IN the
Nottmrl Recorder q weekly news
paper, published N Washington.
y. c., which has an extensive olr-
c~nlSt,on througbou the Uniled
'taIes and is devoted to the utter
ssts vt inventor.
Nor 80 !!ARD Az IT SIMS.
rhe ida of beng ALE 10 invent
-omrshlns strikes most people d.
sina very difficult; this dslusion
he Company wishes to i'SpcI. II
y the simple thmIs and srail ~
venMonE that make the creates,
an"nnt ri money, and she comulex
mes are seldom profitable. Almost
Everybody, at some time or another
onceIvvS an idea, which. If patent
ed, would pr"hahlv be worth 4"
HIM a fortune. Unfortunately such
ideas are usually dismlssed with ut
houYht The simple Inventions
! Ike the car window which could
he easily aid up and down without
breaking the passengers oaek. the
sauce pan, The collar button the
nut look. the bottle st"pper, the
snow shovel, are thing. thn, almost
everyone ices some way of improv-
ing upon, and II Ia these KIND Of
Inventions that bring NE greatest
returns To the autor.
The pr,Ee we offer will 'e paid At
The end of each month whether the
appl cation has been ac,ed upcn bv
the Patent Office or not Eyery
competitor must apply for a patent
through us. and whether he secures
'hs pr,ze mr. not, the inventor will
have a valuable patent
HE PRE- 8 CLAIMS CoupA>Y,
JOHN EDD'RBuRN, Gent Mgr.
ol8 F st. N. w., Washlngtsn.p &.
p. :. The responsibility If tins
company NAV be jagged from the
fact + its stock - held by ahou,
seventeen hundred If he ad.ny
NJ newspapers IF Me United States
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Once al Chamberlain, 8. d
DeAem h0Y Al. 1904.

UeO6U O0K 1Us I6Xq. 7
Notice Ia hereby given tuat the 10 lowing.
saMsd settior has filed notice of hts intention
70 iaske M 81 proof In support of his claim, and
,hat said proof will be made before the Clerk
~ the Circuit Court In and for Buffalo county,
=. D.. At Gam Valley, s. D., on Saturday. Feb.
vuaFy 3aa, 1895. Wis:
BlREN NICOLAS,
"a. Entry No. 1859 Tor the SWA Of section l9
Swnsnlp lU7 n OF range 80 W 5tn p. N.
He names the following WITH esses g. prove
his sentinuous residence upon and cultivation
Ut, said land, viz: Albert Shcmelling, Nelson
u. Ing Nels Larson. Frank Kotiiinek,
oil OF Gann Valley p. y =. -.
CLARK s ROWE,
iegieter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

Or. Prices Cream Baking tOwGes
Moot ReG1nR kaCn
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

In the battle Of Mazengo 6s. 900 men
participated, and Of that number 49,.
900 were killed OF wounded, about %
per cent Napoleon thought Marengo
his greatest victory. He always kept
throughout life the uniform be wore on
thas day.
the climatic limit 70 the cultivation
Of wheat is not % much the cold Of
winter as the heat Of summer. II will
not mature In a climate where the sum
mel temperature is below 80.
The Chippewa river was named from
the Indian tribe. The Indian designa.
tion was M~ayawakeu. Tho Mysterious
Stream"
Were it not for the multitude OF storks
that throng to Egypt every winter
there would DO no living in the ooun.
try, for after every i%nundation frogs CD
pear il most incredible pumberx
Or. Prices Cream Baking tVwtes
Aaat Ne11n0 Akadn
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17

DR.. Prices Cream BS.lg Powde
Worlds Fair hiah~st MeAa0 Dapis~,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-01-17
Will Not

Berlin
colnmitte
Solialisti,
which wa
the publ,
Socialist
who l'efus
Emperor
4, Ma l'eje
cute Herr
utteranccs
Bills, I
Washing
tees Davcy
ouisian
tI'o iucei hi
OF the Unit,
ufacture il
for in the Nj
all sugars p
Il had not b,
repeal 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
THE CAUSE or HIORDlNS DEATH
DOCTORS TESTIFY THAT rrTzsIMMoNs's BLOW ON
THE JAW KILLED HIM

DOCTORS TESTIFY THAT FGTzsIMMoNs's BLOW on
THE JAW KILLED HIM
SYRACUSE y Y. July Expert testimony was
resumed In the Fiizsimmona trial for manslabgh'er
this morning and Dr. D. VI Tolman vas again
required 10 state what ne considered the cause OF
Riordan's death Again he swore that II was con-
centraicd violence the mans Jaw The witness
testified that In his opinion. Riordsn could no,
have rore into the contest after the ciot IA
formed \ .ail on the noOr might have caused
the cloi II R'ordans head struck In certain way
Dr n r Didama swore that. In his opinion.
death was caused hy the blow
DR. Franklin j. Kaufman attended the Korfnn
autopsy and u was his opinion that the lacera-
ton OF The brain was caused by external violence
4 blow on the side OF the ian would cause death
pr Frederick ". Smith said he eas present az
the autopsy anl saw the large clot of bloo1 'hai
had formed AZ the base % the brain II was his
opinion that death caused by tho blow.
Mr. House for the defence. then described RiOr-
dams fan on the Sidewalk previous 10 the boxing
show. and asked n fhe condition IN which the
brain WAS found cOull be effected In THIS way
without tho blow In the boxing contest IN" VII
ness said that II Rior Ian fell the Sidewalk and
received an injury 10 his brain. he would have
been prevented from taking part In the boxing
contest He would not haV" been able 10 Walk 10
the theatre II was possible. the witness added.
FOR Rlordan to get Injury the brain by falling
on his head on the sidewalk but not probable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

c,r Magistrate Deuel. greeted him with
smile and a Good Morning. Judge Hogan.
"I came here at the usual hour this morning
said Justice Hogan. ITO perform my duties as
Police Justice appointed for the city and County
of Nev-York NNea ! tried 10 enter py the
nrison entrance I Informed that under
orders from you. would not be allowed 10 enter
The door leading Up here was locked. Sersea"t
Iancan kindly brought me here. and now
would like TO know by what right you obstruct
mo from sitting the bench? Is IL Dy your
right as a Police Justice or City MagistrateF
IT am acting under Chapter COL OF the Laws oi
1896" replied Mr.. Deuel.. n
Won know that belong to the Board or Po-
lice Justices" said Hogan. land that nave
heen assigned by To this court for the next
month. Now. doeyou prevent me from perform p,i!
ing my duties as a Police Justice or as C'y
MagisrateT ~ No.,
AS Magistrate" replied Magistrate Deuel.
Appointed by Mayor Grant. asked Mr.. no.
gan 'or appointed by Mayor StrongT'
Appointed by the present Mayor replied
Magistrate Deuel. with smile. and want 10
saw Judge Hogan that ! will absolutely keep
YOU from sitting on this bench
Mr. Hogan. after Mr.. Deuels last reply, theh
handed over his written protest ana withdrew.
Henry c. Perley.. chief clerk under the oid
Board of Justices appeared before MAGISTRATE
deuel. and said that ne was under $4,000 bonds
TO perform his duties. and that he had several
things to finish up .
LAS soon as I have disposed Of the watch.
said Magistrate Deuel.. Il shall give you every
opportunity to finish your work"
CITY Magistrate Wentworth took a seat Desiue
Magistrate Deuel. who instructed him. what IS
apparently a new rule OF the court was enforced
by the court officers by excluding all lawyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
WOMENS VOTES IN CONNECT TICUL

Still. GOOD IN SCHOOL. But NOT IN TOWN ELEC'
TIONS-THE LEGISLATURE.
Hartford. July 1.-The Senate this afternoon. by
a unanimous vote. only Senator being absent
rejected the bill comforting municipal suffrage
upon women. The bill passed the House last week.
The Senate then. by vote OF TO H. refused TO
repeal the existing law comforting upon women the
right 70 vote on school matters.
The House this afternoon passed the bill which
prohibits the marriage OF any persons who arc
deaf and dumb, imbecile epileptic. until after
the woman has become forty y-hve years old
Governor Coffin to-day sent to the Senate the
name of Dr. Grove II. Wilson. OF Meriden 10 be a
member OF the state Board OF Health for six years
from July J. 1925 in place OF DR.. +. W. Smith OF
Merdcn nominated last week The nominai on
was referred 10 the Committee on Executive Nom
nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
RELIEF AMONG YACHTsMEN HERE.

Tberc was a long-drawn Sigh OF relief in Gothams
Yachting circles when the news was received yes
,crlav afternoon that the Defender had al iast
..slipped gracefully off the end OF the ways ana
,okcd her stern into tho deep water OF the hatoof
of Bristol r. l. The sigh was not. however com
fined 10 yachtsmen. thickly coated win Darh"''e'
~ bav and sea- but also Joined In by those
u,or.Ing amateurs who have "an oar In every
mans boat and finger In every mans pie on
All occasions and by the general public from
clergyman down to carman "All hands and the
cook" had been much worried lest permanent IN
Jury should TO the Defender. on whch seems
10 depend the fate OF the Americas cup Inc
s,r,in on tho public mind was second only 10 that
an the hig hawsers that were parted In the az
tcmps made to induce the craft 70 quit her cradle
,rd .ak. her maiden bath. When relief came.
howeyer all hands declared that. should the big
single -stcker show IN" same power OF propulsion
through the water that she did resistance against
entering H. she would bc sure winner In every
one OF her coming contests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
Mr.. MANLEY WELCOMED HOME.
HIS FELLOw-CI IN AUGUSTA GREET HIM
on HIS RETURN FROM ABROAD.


ON HIS RETURN FROM ABROAD
Augusta. Me. July tSpecaD.--A citizen return
ing home from a journey to foreign lands ~oull
not wish for a hearter welcome than that received
by j. H. Manley this evening after a three months
trip abroad A procession OF citizens. two abreast
marched from Water-st TO Mr.. Manleys house a:
o'clock The lawn. which was brilliantly iium
mated was too small to contain the throng. thc
street and adjacent approaches being blocked with
teams and men. There were cheers and applaus"
when Mr.. Manley appeared. General w. Scott
Choate who represented the people. met him AMI
extended the greeting OF the citizens to one who's
worth is warrant FOR the welcome MI Manley,
in responding. sad in part:
My friends For this generous and kindly welcome
I return the thanks Of grateful ana apprecalrc ,ln
heart No honor could be bestowed uTon me so graz,
flying as this evidence OF the esteem ana regard
OF my friends. my neighbors and my to"nspcopie' &
A trip abroad is a great educator IL broadens one,
and il certainly gives one more exalted opinion
OF his country. In this life everything Is JUDGE
by comparison and by this test the nlte1 oIates
trip which confess was full Of Interest and de-
light. return with an Increased admlraHoh 10,
America a stronger patriot. better citZ'n; Las
Saturday morning. as stood upon me dcck OF "a, an
foats manned by American officers and sailors. ny
Ing the Stars and Stripes: and beheld ono "nGe asa an,
such as had never before experienced. We can
not overestimate the greatness or tne giory Oh tne
Nowhere this globe can be found four moqs
in material prosperity. the people OF New tnglaal
is vain e0s to say kin ihaf no Nas arse cs i Within
our borders here thrift, and conientmen' men nwe.i u,
Ny friends for YOU and for me- ihe oei rI H m
ms by every association which makes lite dear !
love it more than My life has necn sIsn.
when it shah be ended my dus, will minsle WIZ W
the dust OF mine GTn M ne.s on for Your more than
generous welcome, | thank you. one ana all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

great improvement the district leader and the
ward politician | believe the system would be
benefited II the number increased. We have
but twenty-four for the entire citytnree for each
disrict-and in one district the seventh, the three
inspectors have fifty-three schools TO look after.
Year before last the Pension bill; or, as 1t Is
called tho. Teachers Retirement bill. passed.
was opposed to It then and have not changed
my views; but I; Is now law; One feature of II
that urged with great deal OF force In Its
favor tina, through this bill we would be
enabled to retire teachers who were no longer 1T
for service. | would therefore recommend that
special committee be appointed to ascertain what
teachers there are who should be retired under
that law.
l hope gentlemen, that before the terms or the
present members Of this Board expire. we shall nave
been abe TO take All the children out OF the
streets and educate them thus raising the stand
ard of intelligence in the community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
CLIMBING INST CEASE IN SARATOGA

Saratoga, y. Y. July ! fSpeciaO.-Chares H.
Sturges. the village president. this afternoon waited
upon the Board OF Police Commissioners and. In
his official capacity declared that the laws against
gambling must be enforced He created consterna-
ton among the Commissioners By adding that fall
ure on their part 10 suppress gambling would com
pei him to prefer charges against each member OF
the Board President sturges stated that there
must be no gambling In Saratoga this summer. lie
"A $50 took occasion TO say that his action was
backed by eight ont OF the thirteen members df the
Board Of Village Trustees Some OF the Commits
sioners asked that a dscrl mnaton be made IN
favor OF CInfields Saratoga Clubhouse ana Two
other alleged sporting establishments but Presdent
Sturges reiterated his declaration There VIII pe
regular meetings Of both boards Within forty eignt
hours when the ultmatum OF the village president
will be considered at length
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
RUNAWAY yTOPPED BY A POLICEMAN.
pArRo1MAN CATCHES HORSE IN FTFTH-AVE

PATRoLMAN CATCHES A HORSE IN fH u
AND RETURNS THE ANIMAL TO HIS OWNER
Patrolman Michel. OF the West Thirtie'h-s'- STA
tion last evening stopped runaway horse az
Fifh-ave. and Thirty -ninth-st. Michel was s'ah'-
ing on the corner abo $50 o'clock when he heard
shou,ing and looking I'D the avenue saw horse
attached TO q buggy coming at break-ncck Tpeed
The animal narrowly escaped running into seVerh
vehicles at Foriieth-s,. The policeman hurri"d 10
the middle OF the street and when the morse
reached him he jumped forward and seized the
bride. The animal lgged the officer severn
wards before he brought him 10 stop Michel
dro,a ,ba horse TO the West Thirtleth-st. station
and fifteen minutes after his arrival there Dr r.
s Haven. Of No. li3 West Sixty hrst-s;.. reached
the station house In a cab. The doctor recos
nized the horse as his and said that he hfd 'it
him in charge OF "A hackman at Fifty-nin'h 81 ana
Eif,h-ave while he and friend went INTO a
nearby hotel 20 have dinner While thcN were
eating. the horse became frightened ana I'd" uo""