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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-02-02


4. J.. Mckenzie OF Sheridan was in
town Wednesday.
Capt. Davis has about recovered from
mis- recent disposition.
Ward kcAN;ster French scin+elIatad
in Tei-eryi})e several 6oyv ~ y..ol.
John Rosenherc has ra4,,,n.6 from
his eastern trip. He was in Viroinia
Sunday
l
x COS. viii be rrG1nn+Iy forwarded 70
Nebraska sufferers.
s+a,. Ns-3ai ~. $3.50 n li'o 20 oeil.
lew bills ;-ur,odnred.
por amas rat. 81. p,..a uu.
oa nr ~ ~. : I'u.'e He.'hesudS
-baT { -" llp1ioAO u ore from
'~ y - . H. 1A-'h'
w MS.,; r' -" 20 .ete5'tse NoIleetof
c;a1 .r~rat 49," Ia ! evaLne0 i'oil oil oill-
~ ~
d. T. I f!h4Ie q ENNIS. VINO is heaY-
llS interested IN Gravelly range plac-
y = 49, N'lio"s'
Mlhef"- protest blanks are going
IKE nov cahes' Get IN your orders
early p@1ofe ln- supply Is Exhausted.
Con Crowley mas returned from New
'rh, Were ne was called about two
'4oNtAs ago oy Ne death OF his father.
Hop Sing Lee is IN Jail. having been
committed ny Justice Davis for refus-
Ing to pay 1ls laundry license to the
cry
a. <. Lands. d mining man who will
operate in Washington Bar placers ex-
tensive!y mex summer. wa in town
Saturday.
Hon. Patrick Carney has sold hi.
South BoulGe" ranch to w. H. New
kirk. The ranch consists of 800 acres
and the price paid vas $500.
Dr.. K. +. Bra01.v has returned 10
VIRGINIA CITY. His natrons viii And
him in his Office ON Van Brren street
He will remain in Virginia CITY about
four weeks.
The M~ADIsQN1AN has filled quite 4
number Of orders for protest blanks.
We have a quantity left and orders
should come early before the supply
Is exhausted.
The city council will meet next
Tuesday evening on business connect
ed with the new set of city ordinances
recently revised and complied bv CITY
Attorney Clark.
Ron Ei,a ,.a+,,na7 u-ol,,a.a.
ing from an extended trip east. While
away he visited friends in Denver. St.
Louis and Kansas CITY and his trip was
x very enjoyable one.
Dennis sullivan a will L,ov, Co,i
Dan ~ranchman vas in tho n;tv Mon1nr
MIR. sullivan Is yerv earnest n his az.
vocacy Of the referendum and homes
the fourth assembly will legislate in
favor OF it.
The masquerade hall will occ,,r o,o
week from next Thursday Il vii, no
a fitting festival at s, Vsient;,a.s da,
and those who fail - attend viii m;s's
a treat. The grand march will begin
at . o'clock sharp.
en- p;,ol,n
];nr.on No. Nan ~ 40 "asit-
hn,nes,aaa Nh plo'e w. Oh /"
Sos nn,nhar " snn a,Mtss a.so !ossts-
x;.in;tvn ~ 80 pnn ospHI's "a .ne
tests fcr ,ha n~,.o ,an,;"n % VIZ nro pro-
Nh. me.,;na of Conway, n C
day ~ayaninr wss vol attaSd "ou.
P:;f .+.+a.,h,. ;no a,.t 49, C"p0'
meets 70 a. M aI,b ,nom fn' no
nnanv in wbir.h on
rrers: schools and ,sinnsnmaatino XII OH,
he held Wa
rh. r., ,
Roul6er Aca avs tba+ Nm 49, ~. ~
surveyor of tba parHot, cmaitar ~
has hsen mat;no m.al;,nina,.r '.
FIN. tbe h,annb aiI.naa ei.e!9
r,n from TIE Vor,ba"n Pa";fa n rs ~
70 y smei+e,. "a a. rin,.I ~ /"
are ihloll4eo ny SUPP. Pease,
'haI tle ra1f association contemplate
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-02-02

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest Award,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The carriage Of Nathan Guilford. of the New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad, was badly
wrecked In q trolley accident In front OF his home.
NO. 102 Park-ave., Yonkers, yesterday and the
coachman, Michael Kavanagh. aged seventy, OF No.
IS School-st was thrown out and injured. kav-
anagh had left Mr. Gdilford at the station and was
returning home about II o'clock in the forenoon.
He did not hear the coming and crossed the
track to enter the residence just No n, in charge
OF Motorman John Blake and Conductor Robert
Pollock came along Blake threw on his reverse,
but 1t was too late. The struck the carriage
with considerable force. overturnng Ii. kavanagh
was picked up in IN unconscious condition and car
ried into the house. where he WAS attended by DR..
Getty He had received several scalp wounds. but
they were not OF serious nature no arrests
were made. The Park-ave. line has been in opera
ton about month. and this is the first accident
that has happened on It,
fist Church held on Wednesday night in the
church parlors. The committee membership re-
ported that during the last ffty-seven persons
had joined the church. making the total membership
$50 Reports read from the Riverdale-ave.,
Lowerre and Glenwood Mission schools. The total
church expenses were 5000 20. and In addition
S6076 o. had been expended In benevoence.
branch of the New-York Young Mems Christian AS,
ISOLATION came to Yonkers Wednesday evening ana
won two games from the bowling team OF the
Yonkers Association On the same evening the Pail
SADIE Boat Clubs ten-men team was defeated in
New-York by the Lotus Cub.
The fourth annual supper of the Robert Burns
Club of Yonkers will be given this evening at Wig.
ginss Hall President Hugh Lawson has arranged
an Interesting number Of toasts The affair Will end
with a dance.
Frank Wenz Of the Yonkers Postoflce. has been
appointed Notary Public by Governor Morton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
MOUNT VERNON.

The citizens Of Mount Vernon have cause to con-
graduate themselves upon the promptness with
which both houses OF the Legislature have acted
upon a bill confirming the action Of the people last
spring in voting for $4,000 TO build two additional
schoolhouses 1t was learned from Albany yesterday
that the bill which passed the Assembly on Monday
through Assemb.yman Stewards efforts. was
promptly taken charge of by Senator Robertson and
was passed by the Senate on Wednesday. 1t now
goes to the Governor as soon as engrossed TOT MS
signature When the result OF the vote Of the
people officially announced last spring Inc
Board OF Education took steps at once TO begin the
work on the new buildings. for the reason that
there was imperative need for increased school ac-
commodations Contracts made and proposals
were asked for the bonds to be issued. When the
award was made. the bidders discovered that the
City Clerk had neglected most important duty in
the advertisement for the election OF the people ana
II nufed that vote until the Legislature could con-
firm 1t: hence the bidders refused the bonds FOR
which they had offered good premium Then the
Board OF Education was in a quandary. 1t was
plain to the members that II the work was stopped
then the contractors would not lose MONEY o ply,
the city would lose several thousands or collars
Members of the board then. individually, resolved 70
raise $4,000 their personal notes TO put tfe scnoo
building thai had been begun condition OF protec
ton The work has gone and the city has been be-
OF the members Of the board When the bin has
been signed the work on both oSdng ssr WI" pro
ises to have all facilities needed for the present
school population.
Joseph A. Moore veteran solder t OF the c u
Illness was vs H
His wife died only "a a few Weeks ago after long
Mo- :srsS a He assi
move q LIMB nor speak, and the post emp'oyeaT ria
funeral WI s.ts pas. az his late home at p.
to-day and Farnsworth Post VIII act as escort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
HOME NEWS.
WHAT 1s GOING on TO-DAY


r. O. Qugleys sentence by RECORDER Com
Dinner for Republican editors. Delmonicos even
ing. ,
Hetty Green reference case. No. Is walS'. :
2.
Columbian trials before Judge Cullen brooklyn
James r. Perine before MONDAY prayer-mee,ing.
No. li3 Fulton-st
Trustees OF Barnard College. No Si3 Madison-aye..
p.
= G. Pratts lecture Chickering Hall. p m
Nass-meeting relative to military drll In pubic
schools Carnegie Music Hall. y. m.
Robert Burns celebration, Scottish Rite Hail. )
p
Harrison True Blue, l.. o. L.. bail. Lyric Hall.
evening.
Monte Relief Society entertainment. Terrace Gar
den. D. m
The Cioldey entertainment No. "a Union Square.
p m.
German American Coachmen's club. F!fty-eishih-
st. and Thlrd-ave. p. m.
Cloakmakers meeting. University Settlement So
ciety. p. IN.
Musicale for charity. No. ss1 West Twentieth st.
p. m.
Harlem Auxiliary OF Woman's Republican Asso-
ciation No lC2 West Eighty second-st, D. IN.
Temperance mass-meeting. -. Bartholomew =
Mission, .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
NEWARK.

Judge Depue will charge the jury tomorrow In
the case OF Henry Kohl charged with the murder
of his cousin. Henry Kohl. on the night OF June
10 OF last year. The trial has excited unusual in
terest. Yesterday Prosecutor Crane closed the
case with his argument to the jury. In which he
ridculed the theory of suicide.
The County Park Commission organized under
act of the Legislature passed last year has
held frequent sessions and employed expert land
scape artists go the ground and select sites
most suitable for park purposes. Onstcd. Ohm
sted e. Elliott. Of New York. yesterday submitted
a long report to the commission in which the
topography OF the county Is considered. together
with ts natural features, the character OF the
park Improvements to be made. etc. The recon-
mendat tons include a complete system OF public
recreation grounds. These reservation Of
natural scenery. neighborhood grounds In other
parts of the county. squares OF Fairgrounds or
small areas, reservations on the Passaic for river
side promenades. with landings for pleasure boats
and parkways to serve az agreeable approaches TO
the larger recreation grounds. and as means OF
connecting them a bill has been prepared by
the commission to be introduced In the Legislature
to give the commission Increased power for the
acquisition of lands for parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
NE W-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

Counsellor George l.. Record a wel-known lawyer
OF Jersey City. yesterday made application to Judge
Hudspeth in the Hudson County Orphans Court for
the removal Of Robert A. Simpson administrator
Of the estate OF William T. st. George who died at
Taylor's Hotel June 8. 1894. The estate is valued
at $4,000. The application Ia made the petition
of Mary Hannah Williams and her three brothers
and a sister. as guardians Of Mary. Arthur and
Catharfne Williams. St. Georges heirs. All these
Dersons live in England They allege that Mr.. smp-
SON has abused his trust as administrator and al
lowed a law firm. whose members he employed as
Counsel m abuse the confidence OF the the
xtent Of procuring an order for $780, which the ad-
min,strator paid from the estate. With this money
. member OF the firm had gone TO England, II Is
alleged. where ne had made an Arrangement with the
~ al, he might recover from the estate for them
mis- agreement the heirs afterward canceHed. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

uas emnloyed In the Auditors office about h''ee"
years ago.
Tho United Retail Grocers' Association mas
aaopted resolutions requesting Mayor scheren 20
annoint William Grady sealer o. weights ana
measures The Mayor proposes to ask the Legs
Iature 10 abolish the office OF sealer ana substitute
a system OF inspection similar to that in New-fork
civ Under the new law. Mr.. Grady expects to get
appointment
Frederic T. strom n consulting engineer OF no
All State-st who had failed TO get In oih ior II
CITY contract and wants the award to the Sahoo'"
PERKS Company o, New-York. investigated ap-
reared Yesterday before the special committee
which Mayor Schleren has appointed TO look up eN-
REGISTER Kenna's official expenditures.
Joseph Hoffman. OF 40 LIB Madison-st. Bridge
policeman was stricken with paralysis on Wehnes-
dav afternoon while on duty AT the Sands-st road
way. Hoffman is nuy years old. and has been on
tho Bridge abou, twelve years He has a vile and
family.
4 meeting was held Wednesday afternoon nj me
home OF Mrs David Morrison. so Is Monroe Pace
10 consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF asking the boarl OF
Education 10 Introduce sewing into the pubhc
schools Miss Grace Dodge spoke OF the success OF
the work I'm the New-York schools.
The cycle Club OF Brooklyn Will have its formal
opening tomorrow evening at the Clermoni RINK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
NEW YORK CITY.

A nrogrammc of unusual interest has been Sc
lectcd for the benefit performance In behalf OF the
family OF the late Archibald u. Gordon on Sunday
evening at the Bijou Theatre. Already the demand
for tickets has assured generous result OF the
efforts OF the deceased Journalists friends. Among
the contributors 10 the fund are Governor Levi i.
Morton who through hls secretary. Ashley W.
Cole sent with his contribution n warm letter OF
sympathy with the enterprise and hope for its sue
cess; Congressman Franklin Bartlett. Judge Bar
rett OF the Supreme Court; ex-senator Thomas {.
Platt Messrs Harper & Brothers. ex-Judge Horace
Russell Controller Ashbel 7. Fitch. Senator w.
II Reynolds sidor Straus. ex-Judge Noah Davis.
John A. Mccall Judge Ehrlich and Herman Iiddor
Mr. Gordon's newspaper friends, who are attending
TO the details OF the performance have received
offers OF service from his friends OF the stage In
such abundance that they have found difficulty in
making up a programme. To facilitate tho sale OF
tickets It has been arranged to sell them at the
box Office and through members OF the committee
In charge.
At the Liberal Club. No. go East Fifteenth st.
this evening Professor a. L. Rawson will speak on
'The Third Consciousness. or Sixth Sense" The
public is invited.
The monthly afternoon tea OF the Womans Uni
yersity Club No % West Forty -fourth-st.. VIII take
place tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
r. Stockton will be the guests OF the club
At the Church OF the Holy Communion. Twen-
be held the annual Epiphany missionary service.
originated by DR.. Muhlenberg forty-six years ago.
Dr. Mottet, the rector OF the parish will make the
address.
The third concert for the season OF 1875 was
given at Bethany Presbyterian Chapel by the Young
Mems Christian Union OF North New-York last
evening. A fine musical programme was given.
The Tribune has received SO from "E A." for the
Nebraska sufferers
a musical entertainment TO aid the Cooperate. n
home for self-supporting women at No. 3Ol West
Eighteenth-st.. will be given this evening at No.
3e3 West Twentieth-st
a.. 1.-The Tribune cannot possibly decide
whether you have lung trouble not All such
questions must be decided by competent physicians.
not By daily newspapers.
Postmaster Dayton has been informed by tee-
graph from San Francisco that the steamship Peru
arrived at that port January % with mails from
China and japan OF the following dates: Hong
Kong. December %: Shanghai. December 49, and
Yokohama. January g. due to arrive In NewYork
next Monday morning. Mails for China and Japan
will close at the Postofice at $50 D. tho fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

lowing dates: January 81 via San Francisco steam
ship Peru. January o. via Vancouver, steamship
Empress OF Japan: January 30. via Tacoma steam
ship sikh.
delegation OF warehousemen. under the ieau
OF Alderman J. T. Windolph. called on Mayor
Strong yesterday to urge the appointment OF r. r.
Wood a retired merchant. FOR Dock Commissioner
Colonel Strong said that he would consider their
recommendations carefully.
The hearing in the OF the kendals costumes.
on which the Government claims duties. was post
poncd yesterday on account or the Illness Oh WI
lector Kilbreth II viii be held to-day
While going to "A fire at No. l3i Thrd-ave about
3 o'clock yesterday morning. patrol wagon NO.
ran into water-tower No at Thirteenth-st ana
Thrd-aye The patrol was speeding up the avenue
as the water-tower turned the corner. and crashed
into H. william klpp. the driver OF the wagon, was
thrown from his scat to the ground and was In
,ured about the left side. He was taken TO his
home at No 70 Grove-st Neither apparatus was
damaged by the collision.
The branch pos,o;iice. station A. will be removed
from No q Fast Houston-st. o-morrow TO the new
quarters at South Fifth-ave. and Prince-st busl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

petition also alleges that the firm In question Is
now acting counsel for woman. Emily Potter,
or Thomas who says she is the widow OF ST.
George, and TO whom. 1t is alleged, Mr. simpson
has paid building and loan stock belonging TO the
estate. Judge Hudspeth fixed February ] as the
time for hearing argument: Mr. Simpson was seen
by Tribune reporter at his home last night. lie
denied all the charges made In the petition ana said
that no member Of the firm alluded to had ever
acted as counsel to him administrator. or 10 the
He had paid $500 administrator. as stated
in the petition. but !; was done upon the order Or
the court which Mr.. Simpson alleges Is ample pro-
lection for him.
Stephen Ward water purveyor OF the town OF
Kearny. who is charged with embeZzling sT5 OF the
water funds OF the town was arraiened In the Hud-
General Sessions Court at jersey city yester-
day and entered a plea Of not guilty. He was
bailed in s2,co0 his father becoming his bondsman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

How many days will there he in the
next four or six years when you'd wear
a snug warm ulster if you had one!
Sl5's-worth of DAYS :
How many nightsi Ugh.
Boys Ii years old to men OF At
inches chcst-$lj.
All orr stock-marlied down from
$50, SO. SD. $40, SIS.
At all stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
MRS. IsHAM CROSS
SHE ENDEAVORS TO EXPLAIN CERTAIN EXPIRES
sIONs IN HER LETTERS, AND SAYS SHE
WAS NOT IN HER RIGHT MIND WHEN
WRITING SOME or THEM.

sIoNs IN HER LETTERS AND SAYS SHE
WAS NOT ~ HER RIGHT MIND WHEN
WRITING SOME or THEM.
General Benjamin F. Tracy put Mrs Henry Hay
ward Isham. the defendant in the Isham divorce
suit. through long cross-examination yesterday.
She stood by her testimony Of Thursday In most
points The next witness DR.. Frank y. Alb
bott the correspondent, who was on the stand
when court adjourned.
In answer to General Tracy's questions. Mrs.
Isham told again the story OF the calls from DR..
Abbott at the Shelter Island cottage. She again
protested that the only wrong she had done her
husband was In allowing Abbott to call upon her.
a married woman. when she knew he loved her.
She swore that DR.. Abbott had made a
declaration In words OF his love. The letter TO
Mr.. Isham. in which she wrote, IL do not ask
you 10 forgive me- You human. was In
tended, she said to leave him In doubt as to the
injury. When she used the reference TO the
darkness OF shame" in writing to her husband she
had only meant him to understand that she had
wronged him in his affections and regard" She
said later that she did not believe she had been In
her right mind when she wrote the letter
On the Monday when Mrs Isham returned
to the city from Shelter Island by the 70j boat.
Mrs. Isham said Or. Abbott had arrived al the
island Miss Decker had been sent by the witness
to meet him. 1t was by Miss Deckers advice that
the dentist coming. Miss Decker had sug-
gested the whole scheme and helped carry 1t out
When a letter from the witness 10 Miss Decker
was read the witness burst into tears. II referred
to intimate family matters and to the children. The
beginning however, told Miss Decker that she had
had a regular inonkey-and parrot time" with her
husband. This Mrs. 1sham did not consider slang.
The Temptation referred to In another letter, the
witness said the temptation to frt, TO yield to
her folly vanity and weakness.
To have yielded 10 this temptation the
shame" she had written about. She explained her
language by telling tale OF Mr.. Bonsal. a broker
who she said had made her believe that the only
way TO get back her children or ever TO live again
with her husband was by making confessions
DR. Abbott was only on the stand short time be-
fore court adjourned. He has been a widower for
seven years He has child So far as examined
he corroborated In the main Mrs Isham's story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
THE CHICAGO CLIMATE.

From The Chicago Record.
Chicagos climate is the only genuine article made
All others are spurious II there were hill within
g,Inshot OF here Chicago might easily be taken Tor
Naples We have the sky. the sunset and the water.
In winter have the inyigoratlng air that MAKES
~ MIA 81 Petersburg and Minneapolis famous
In ,lacal effects with couple OF grapevines chi
cago could not be distinguished from sunny France
In snringtlne In the calm summer evenings the
soft aroma yelling forth from the stockyards lu!ls
the visitor from New-York 70 sleep ana inspires
dreams OF his native town.
Chicagos weather IS immense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
THE MINISTER'S LOST THEIR WAY.

The Rev. John Cotton Brooks was to lecture In
Association Hall on Wednesday evening. The audi
waited until $50 and then went home. Mr..
Brooks. accompanied by his brother. the Rev. Ar
thur Brooks OF New-York. had started for the hall
IN time. They got lost and wandered about BROOK
Ign TIL about o'clock when they brought up at the
appointed place. The lecturer Is a brother or the
late Phillips Brooks. the famous Boston preacher.
HIS subject was TO have been John Cotton. the
Minister OF Boston,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

Henry a Daniels. NJ. D.,
90 WEST s9Tfi-ST.
arrangements oil III. Nervous system; impoenes an
Otertlity and like specialtics hours " l. '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
GATHERED ABOt-T THE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
City Auditor Sutton yesterday appointed Major
CHARLES +. Baldwin clerk in his office. In place OF
John e. Fullerton. who recently resigned. Major
Baldwin Is a Twenty second Ward Republican, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

LUXURY FOR TOURISTS.
n, Yxons Perfect Tooth Powder. IN metal boxse viii
oatent meas irinx tube Neat and portable. . eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

Phillips Dgestible Cocoa.
Unlike other chocolates so prepared that u
viii not disturb digestion. Delicious flavor
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est -Four tee nth stPset.

ness will be discontinued at Houston-st. after noon
Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

"Onyx" black cotton socks (some
silk cmbroidcrcd) % cents; wc-cvery-
body else we know Of-have been SELL
ing 'em at 81 cents right along.
ROGERS, PEET Il co.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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OFFICERS
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DIRECTORS
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