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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02
A. F. Parker, notary public.

A. F. Parker, notary public.
District court convenes Monday.
Gum and Steunenberg tomor-
row evening.
The Denver Planning mill make
all kinds of furniture.
Screen doors and screen win
dows at Day & Bunnell's.
j. F. Ailshie is stumping south,
ern Idaho with r. V. Cozier.
Henry Meyer and family left
Sunday for vacation in Florence
For SALE OR TRADE.-Team
wagon and harness.-H. O'Kane
Mrs. w. S. Hogan has been very
low this week with acute pneu.
monia.
Mike Green has sold / interest
in the Jack mine at Florence to
DR.. Bibby.
Frank Pearson is out from Flor
ence outfitting to spend the winter
in that camp.
For fish hooks and fishing tackle
call on G. A. Bonebrake at Grange
vile drug store.
Mrs. Tippery left Wednesday tc
spend the winter with her mother
near Castle Rock, Wash.
The payments due on the Ban
ner and Goldbug claims in Flor
ence were promptly paid.
Bring your silver dollars to me
/ will give you more for then
than ever.-H. G. OLIVER.
Mrs. T. +. Edmundson lef
Wednesday to take in the Fruit
Fair in Spokane and visit her par
'nts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02
A. F. Parker, notary public.

A. F. Parker, notary public.
Mining deeds for sale at FREE
PRESS office.
Cash paid for gold dust by Geo,
II. Lake, Lewiston.
Honest goods at honest prices at
George Browns. Give him a call.
Stuart, Idaho.
Look here, you sportsmen!
Remember we carry a full line OF
shells, shot, powder and wads.-
DAY & BUNNELL.
A No. l baled hay for sale at
$3.50 per ton, by E. w. Oliver, 81
miles northeast of Grangeville, and
nine miles east of Denver. 1.
Get your pumps and have them
put in before winter comes. Day
& Bunnell's is the place to get
them if you don't want them to
freeze.
"Jack" Hamlin was out from
Florence Tuesday en- route to Mos
cow to return with his family. He
has bought out his partner G. b
Wood in the saloon business and
will continue it alone.
The placer ground opened by
John Auchinvole and Theodore
Swarts on Lake creek this spring
is now being worked by two
pipes with good pressure. The
ground will average s5 per day to
the man.
Title has passed transferring the
Buffalo Hill placers in Elk City to
A. T. Carter, John Lindsay, John
M. Stuart, III. r. Bartlett, John
w. Cotter, Robert S. Leggett and
E. L. Mahoney, of Butte, Mon
tana. Extensive development
work is contemplated, and the new
company are negotiating for TO-
600 feet of lumber for fumes,
buildings, etc.
A distressing accident occurred
to Grandma Crooks last Sunday
In stepping through the window
onto the porch of her residence she
slipped and fell, breaking the right
thigh. Everything is being done
by her children to alleviate hel
sufferings, but the dear old lady is
IS years old and her recovery will
necessarily be slow, and it is not
at all certain that she will eve,
leave her bed again.
The grand jury which meets or
Monday should order an investiga
ton of the county books in order
to set at rest the misgivings O
many taxpayers that past county
officials have been stealing the
public money. Every grand jury
we have ever had have reported
everything all right, but still ther,
are people who are not satisfied
and who demand that the book.
be exported. Let them be expert
ed by all means. The quicker tn,
better.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02

Ed. Fitzgerald was over from
Cottonwood Wednesday and pour
cd oil in our lamp.
The NJ. E. Sabbath school at Cot
tonwood will be rcorganized Oct.
II at 10 a. m.-WM. G. MITCHELL,
Pastor.
"There is nothing in the argu-
ment that a return to free coinage
would injure our credit.-Senator
Shoup in U. S. senate, Sept, 1898.
Tom Bollman, of the firm of
Bollman & Turner, merchants, was
out from Dixie this weel, stocking
up for their fall and winter trade.
The Denver union Sabbath
school will be reorganized next
Sabbath, Oct. 4, at the NJ. Il.
church at 2 p. N. Let all come.
Jacob Kaufman was over from
Denver Monday and contracted for
advertistising space in the old re-
liable. See their startling ad. on
page 4.
w. f. Schmadela just received
$500 lbs Of green and roasted cof-
fees. Those who are coffee drink
ers can have their fill. Send in
your orders.
w. +. Schmadeka has just re-
ceived 2500 pounds of chewing to-
bacco. Now is the time for you
to get your winters chewing. 16
OF. Climax, 40e. per plug. 33 lbs
beans 81.
w. f. Schmadeka is the most
enterprising merchant in Grange
vile; has given more to the labor
ing classes than any other mer-
chant, and therefore is entitled to
the liberal patronage of all.
Cheapest Cash house in Idaho
county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure In all its
stages and that Is Catarrh. Halls Citarr
Cure Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n eonstitu-
tional dt 'ease. requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundations of the disease, and giving the
ton and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprletors have SO much faith in its cura.
tive powers, that they offer One Hundred Dol
list of testimonials.
Address; FL. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02

DIED.-In Cottonwood, Idaho,
Sept. 26, 1896, after an illness of
three months, Velmont Jackson
Groom, aged 27 years. Deceased
was born in Madison county, Vir-
ginia, and has resided in Cotton
wood for two years. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Silas Perkins and the remains were
inferred in the Cottonwood ceme-
terry.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02

NoTICE.-A meeting of the mem.
bers of the democratic county Gen.
trail committee is called to meet at
Grangeville on Tuesday, October
6, 1896, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the
consideration of important bust.
ness. A full attendance is requested
LEVI MAGEE, Chairman.
w. +. SCHMADEKA, Secretary.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02

tMiles per day.
Agricultural Experiment Station, Grange
vile. Idaho. CHAs. McCREADY, Observer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02

Ed. Fitzgerald was over from
Cottonwood Wednesday and pour
cd oil in our lamp.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02
RECORD OF THE WEEK.

WEATHER REPORT:
For the week ending.W ednesday, Sept. 30, 1896
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-10-02

The M. E. Sabbath school at Cot
tonwood will be reorganized Oct.
II at 10 a. m.-WM. G. MITCHELL,
Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
LONG ISLAND NEWS :
GARDEN CITY.

St. Marys School will open on September Il
with the following teachers: English and htera-
ture. Miss Annie S Gibson: history and German
Miss Helen NJ. Palmer: Latin and Greek. MISS
Helen Il. Walker; mathematics. Miss Grace H.
Jarvis: French Mile. Marie Turquette; vocal
music and physical culture Miss Isabel A ked-
ney: instrumental music Miss Mary Grace Palmer;
drawing and painting Miss Myra b. Spafard;
primary and kindergarten. Miss Emma Belle
Nixon; dancing Miss Minnie NJ. Winsow; score
tary. Mrs. Annie II. IIarvis supervisor OF piano
instruction. Mrs. Newton Perkins; supervisor OF
vocal instruction. George Sweet; supervisor OF NO
In instruction. Michael Bonner
The season at the hotel has been prosperous
one and the number of guests has at times ex-
ceeded the acoommoda tions. Last week hity APP
plications for rooms were REJECTED r,,o1 ., the
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas =. Ildtt arrived AZ tne
hotel early In the week. Mr.. Plat came here TO
Among others registered at the hotel are MI, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred =. Din, Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN
N Mpr mr. B aha M" Mr ana ana Mrs Charles
hume. Mr. and Mrs H. IeWand Mr. Hnc hnG N Mrs.
a aSa' Mr.. ysrnSn MI Bre% Sir and M
W" Mr. Mr.. ARD F4r MT be M Smh MO
Henry Alien. Mrs ": II FstGher: Mis- liz MidTSd
Ma1 1S MIS- Mss Inlin Lucas MS Bond Miss G.
Brown Miss NJ. A. Jones. Oswald " the; Lincoln neon,
Mann w; bdq oseph n1 r. smith Simon X seares y G
0Bren ard RichayGs of M Nrs fS ens MY! Mr
and Mrs r. Wheeler Mr and Mrs. J. b. Daven-
tns' Miss b. G. Morris Miss s Allen. Miss Jessie
Ridley. r. H. Arnold. Mrs. George L. Terra,s W.
+ Roast /, q Bond Sas l. Wood, II. Is Moiler
4. g. f. MoIier and p NJ sproue. Of BrookIYn
Miss S Luttan. W. I. Major. MI ana , Mrs D. q, l.
Duffy r Mr.. and Mrs. G. German bacon; u
Mrs W il. Amberman and Mr. "a, and MrE; II ,juS NJ
Nr and Mrs lanes A. Renwick. Miss L. ; Borg
ham Miss J. Lee and Miss RshmoGd, OF rihsm-
st,in ~ I'pr Rockaway: Mrs Robert X; smith
and William sdney Smith OF ontw op Serr Ub
II l. Finch OF Painfed. y. j.; Mr.. ana MIS-
John II Partridge and Jane ArmS William 0 Pr
Wit of Eas.on. Penn: Miss c. Montsomery OF
portsmouth. y. H.; Mr. and Mrs T., X I0 nyin
Of Lawrence; George h. Sheppard: MISS fsiZa
Geyrich Frederick Wesson and +. X Sh"ppard
OF Garden city; Miss Sadie Van rrss MIS- ~ Tic
Smons and Frank X. Lewis. of Far Rocka"a!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
THE BUDGET COMMITTEE AT WORK.

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS DO NOT WANT THEIR
APPROPRIATIONS CUT DOWN ANY MORE.
The Budget Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen
held a meeting In the Common Council chamber
Yesterday morning TO consider the appropriation
made by the Board OF Estimate to carry ont the
different departments Of the municipal government.
Alderman Clark In the chair IN the absence Of
Alderman Haubert Other members Of the commit
tee present were Aldermen Thompson. Welton. Cur
It's and Gufoyle AS the Board of Aldermen has
the power to cut down any of the estimates. although
IT cannot Increase them. naturally all the heads Of
deDartments were hand 10 see 10 IL that no carving
was done on their particular appropriations. The
heads OF departments present were Health Cofnmis-
sloner Emery Charities Commissioner Sims. Tax
Collector Appleton. Deputy Fire Commissioner Bar
row. Corporation Counsel Burr, Accountant stan
wood OF the Police Department. Deputy Park Com
missioner Palmer, Register OF Arrears Powell and
Secretary OF Assessors Cheshire
The BOARD of Estimate has succeeded II ~ gen
orally thought, in cutting down the estimates OF an
the departments this year 10 the quick. ana the
commissioners were anxious that no more cuts
should be made.
Register of Arrears Powell said that his predeces-
sor Mr. Hinrichs. had run the Department al a
lower figure than could he continued successfully. \
letter was read from Commissioner Orr OF the ,Nll
Service Department. saying that the appropriations
received in other years mad hardly been large enough
70 carry on the work Of the Department In success
ful manner and that the $4,000 Appropriated TINS
wear was little enough and unless approved by the
Budget Committee the Commission would be greatly
hampercd in its work. 1t Is said; however, that
=, spitp Of Chairman Orrs protest the Appropriation
Tor his DEPARTMENT will he reduced The next meet
inc will be next Monday morning al ii O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.

The Village Trustees have offered reward OK
500 for the arrest and conviction of the hreougs
who destroyed the Eureka Hook and Ladder COM
panv's house and the house Of Mrs A Cozine
Mrs Henry Lott and her family have returheo
from Philadelphia
Miss Hattie r. Lamb is visiting at Sea Chh.
An athletic association has been formed mere ena
room has been secured in Ifawkinss Hall
Harry Du Bots will study for the ministry ana
will start from here next week for Drew Theo-
logical Seminary.
Mrs J. J. Wolf /, spending the month at Woon-
ski. VI. - l..
4 Republican ratification meeting Will be ne" III
Woods Hall at Ocean Side tonight The speak
ers viii be Iuci.n Knapp and George wallace
Miss Lillian Pearsal has entered 'ie "e"''eo
Normal School IT., c.a;.,,. ~, tho Church
Of the Ascension will hold their annuai iai' oi
"Wednesday and Thursday. October ana > ,,.
TIE Rrv samuel Cox. dean OF the Eard'n NY
Cathedral will occupy the pulpit OF the ,PiscoPai
church here tomorrow 10, 1, ,,,,.o, IN I ihrsrv
A musical and yellow tea Will De give" III i''"''
Hall on next Thursday evening =, ..,,,,,,r Climb
meeting of the Tenth District Kepupncan 'lro
was held last Saturday night The 9ilicers a., h,o
+ " Clifton president, DR. +. l. DE Lato. yn,,'
r. DAWSON f., ID Seabury 'arinah . $500
rduin Cornweu and Charles Hayes Nce,press,r-
r.uwsn robn r Lamb secretary and }; H. y
1rhnn,nson treasurer A ratification meeting WAS
held on Thursday evening. -. o,, Methodist
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the ne" az VI, IN ne
Enisconal Church Will hold a necktle soV.ai a. ~
basement Of the church next Wednesips3 ooklyn Are
Mr. and Mrs. George iianstnah' VI D'
visiting J Oswald Grim. 80 , ox, Tuesday
Thn I dies Social Circle Will meet mex
., itI ii the home OF Mrs q. Byron Latimer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
Az ANIMATED FREE-SIL|ER DEBATE.

Corporal Percy a. Leadbtter. twenty-five years
~ and Private Bernard Barry. both stationed az
fort Hamilton: and William j. MCPHERSON 'hrtE-
II years old Of No 1856 Forty-third-st. VISITED New"
iork on Thursday evening Returning on lhr'y
tinth-st ferryboat they discussed the merits OF
Tree silver. The difference OF opinion was so pro-
ounced that when they landed on this SIDE OF ''ie
Gay i~adbi,ter and Mcpherson came to blows ana
.Icheo rolling over and over on the ground Lead-
he S was getting the better Of bis opponent %nHn
~ VI sharp pain In his left side ana saw kine
40 ~ n"fsons hand He called out 10 I5arfy ,ha'
az, Lou ~, Deen stabbed and again attacked Mcihe,
90 90, "Hg Dr0ke away and ran up rty-nihlh-s..
W.Sn'u Ihirc-aye He was arrested by fonceihdl
a.IIey leadbitter was attended by surgeon
snlner OF the Norwegian Hospital lie was re-
s..e 70 Fort Hamilton McPhei son was heId ior
p,1 H,IIihston yesterday by Justice T1ghe In the
puiicr street Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
TIE BRIDGE FOR NEWTO"N chhhh.
r. WILL. BE OF THE BAscULE TYPE so THE
IolNr COMMITTEE DECIDES

r. WILL. BE OF THE BAsCULE TYPE. so THE
JOINT COMMITTEE DECIDES.
The ioint committee of the Board OF Aldermen OF
t-ooklyn and Of the Queens County Board OF
Esneryjsors met At II: o'clock a. m. yesterday
IN executive session decide the class OF bridge
10 be adopted to span Newtown Creek at Vernon
ave After hearing Engineer Mclaughlin ; report.
a hascule bridge decided upon. the report
being adverse to d lift bridge. advocated by some
Of the members of the committee. Neither plans
nor costs were considered at the meeting.
The meeting was held in the Controllers office
and Alderman Williams occupied the chair Ten
Minutes was allowed 10 each competitor In which
10 explain the merits Of his bridge. Messrs Brett
taupt and Williamson favored hinged arch and
nf bridge respectively. \. {. StrOm explained a
built in four months time for 10000. The hinged
500, Mr. Breithaupt said number OF bridges
Ike his were in use. while Mr.. Williamson
acknowledged that the only lift bridge was at Chi
caso Mr. Strom said there no bridge OF his
type in this country. but there are several OF them
In use In Sweden. Mr.. Williamson was asked 10
explain the little incident that occurred TO the chi
cago Mt bridge. on one occasion II was holSted
high w in the air and ohstinately stuck there re-
fus.,g 10 come down in the rush hours OF the day.
pe said IL was due to a fault In the machinery.
rot 10 the construction. which was all righi. ii
also came on, that no more of these bridges are
being built In Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
GLEN COVE.

The new insurance building, which Is the prettiest
structure in the place. is completed and about ready
for occupancy The Glen Cove Bank Is preparing 10
move into the building.
The Orienta. f.. II. l.adew's fast steam yacht. has
been missing from the harbor She has been the
drydock for thorough overhauling. The Orienta
is one of the best known of the Sound steam yachts
She IL used every day by her owner. who goes 10
New-YOrk 10 business board her, IN the morning
returning in the afternoon. IL Is said that race
has been arranged between the Orienta and the
Kanawha, John F. Duncan's steamer
Glen Coves public school, opened on Tuesday with
an excellent corps Of teachers
Miss Minnie Coles. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W n
Coles and G. G. Draggart OF Buffalo. will be married
on September o. 1t Will be home wedding. taking
place at the home OF the brides parents in Forest
ave.
Charles F. Davis IS at present filling the editorial
chair in the office OF The Milford Conn Citizen"
His engagement 10 Miss Sperry of Hartford has Just
been announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Board Of Health. carrying out the work OF
Kidding the tcncmcnt-house districts Of dangerous
and soualid buildings. caused to be posted on the
doors Of the three-story frame tenements. at Nos.
2294. 2.2s6 and 229S Atlantic-ave. on Thursday
afternoon, notices warning the occupants TO Vaca'e
their quarters within six days.
Aa ambulance from the Long Island College Hos
initial while answering a call Thursday evening.
struck Frank Paftcn. a child twenty-three months
old while PLAYING in front OF It's parents home. No
d West Ninth-st The boys scalp was badly cut.
SURGEON Sherwood dressed the wounds and took
the hoy to his home.
The suhiec, Of the Rev. J. F Carson's address in
tho Central PRESBYTERIAN Church. Tompkns and
Viloughl,v aves tomorrow evening. at 100. will
he "The Place and Power OF Plain People" This
will he the first Of a series Of three sermons that
Mr. Carson will preach on the Sunday evenings of
,hls month on September 90 the subject will be
"The Safeguards OF Young Men" and September
o. THE Opportunities Of Young Womanhood'
The large chorus known as the Temple Choir.
will he heard tomorrow at the Baptist Temple,
,rbird.ave and Schcrmerhorn- in an excellent
programme which Is being prepared by the organist,
!. NJ Bowman With his wife and daughter. he
has lust returned 10 the city. after six weeks So
iourn at his summer home on Squirrel Island or
the coast Of Maine.
In the For. Hamilton Police Court. yesterday
Morning Charles McMannin. OF Bath Beach. was
held under 500 bonds by Justice Covenhoven. 10
await the action OF the Grand Jury on a charge OF
brutally assaulting his wife. Mrs. McMannin. when
placed on the stand. unwillingy testified against
her husband who had no defence to make. The
defendant is a man six feet four inches In height,
and his wife Is below the medium size.
The cake-walk and wing-dance contest o. the
Proctor Knott Club, will be held on Wednesday
evening next I'm IIofedts Teutonia Hail. Fourth
ave and Ninety -second-st Fort Hamilton imine-
dately after the walk ana dance the prizes VIII p
r5o, and the entertainment will be brought TO
a close with a hop"
Several hundred invitations have been sent out
for the opening reception Of the New-York Outing
,,l,h Bay Twenicth-st. and cropsey-ave., Bath
Beach. which will take place at i:3o o'clock this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
A BrRGLAR.S CLERK ARRAIGNED.

Joseph Doyle clerk who was In the employ OF
ne bedford Station burglar. Peter James. when ne
fept bicycle store in Atiantic-ave, arraigned
yesterday on the charge Of grand larceny before
Justice Walsh in the Adams Street Court Emma
- Ianong. Of No 10 Cinton-st. alleges that Doyle
''o'e bicycle belonging to her. 1t Sc ms that.
week before the Bedford Station robbery, MISS
"ahong purchased a wheel. Her next desire was 10
'eafn 10 ride Size went 10 the store Of Peter james
ana applied for instruction. James put her under
iDoyies care After each lesson the wheel was ieit
~, Inc store In Atlantic-ave. As soon as ~ was
learned that James was the Bedford burglar Doyle
Knew that the stores would be closed, and that me
wheels WOULD in all probability be coniiscaied lie
lost no time II is charged in selling Miss Ganony
wheel for $50. Since that time he has avoided his
FORMER pupil On Thursday night she learned
where Doyle was and caused his arrest. She SAYS
me would not much. II 1t had not been such
me cycling weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
THE POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR MEN WHO
STOLE PIANO FROM a FLAT.

Mrs. Margaret Wlbrdge. of NO. u" four'h-aVe
made another application to Judge Nalsh III 'ne
Butler Street Police Court yesterday morning lot
81 warrant for the arrest Of q man Whos" name
Is not disclosed who. she alleges. entered her
apartments on September 3. in broad dayhsh'' anu
took away her piano and stool. valued al s2'' %
The warrant WAS issued Mrs. WilbridRe mas TOT
the last week been endeavoring 10 secure war
rant but the court officers. believing the case
10 be one of unpaid instalments. paid little at
fentlon TO IT, The woman secured the services OF
Charles J. Patterson. ii lawyer, and believes now
that she will either recover the piano or secure the
conviction of the who carted II away. The
niono originally came from Wissn"rs Warrrooln-
In Tulton-st and Mrs. Wiibiidge has a receipt
i'm rulI for the $2i7 20 paid by her for H. The wagon
on which the piano was taken away had Nissntr
name painted on IT, but Mr. Wssner denies that
he had any claim the plano whatever and
hid that he had given order for It's removal
W;,ar The piano was taken from her fiat. Mrs VIII
brldc. unotcSted vigorously and produced her re-
Ceo-s 10 show that the instrument was her prop
cry The men, she says threw her aside rudey
and then uied to snatch the receipt from her
They would not allow her to go near TN" front
window to call for a policeman, because as one
a. Them said he was officer from the Shcrifr's
office A search through All the auction and ware
rooms OF the city failed 10 reveal the Whereabouts
of the instrument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
SAID TO BE sHAMMING INSANITY.

Pietro Nicolletto. Italian, living at NO. H2
North feminist, In quarrel a month ago with
Canra Carlo, a feow-countryman. stabbed him. 1t
is alleged several times about the body. The
wounds not serious. however. After the
cutting Nicolletto removed 10 the Eastern Dis
trict Hospital, suffering. It was believed from
insanity. A few days ago he was discharged from
the institution where IT said. he only
shamming and removed to Jail. Yesterday he was
arragned before Justice GOetting. In the Lee Ave
nue. Police Court. charged with murderous as
sallt on Carlo. and held for the Grand Jury. Jus
tice Goetting. In committing the prisoner ordered
that his sanity again be inquired into by the county
physicians. Nicolletto IL sixty years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
NILI.BtR N

The Fire Departm mt will attend the Far Rock
AWAY tournament on Thursday. The Hose and
Hook and Ladder companies practice nightly for
the contests.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold birthday
party In the chapel on "Wednesday OF next week
The Literary Society held a meeting at X w.
Ropes's house last Thursday evening. Plans were
,u,od Tor the fall and winter work. Another
meeting will be- held on September - 10 elect
officers and the annual programme for the year
will then be announced.
Presiding Elder Wing will hold a quarterly
conference I'm the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs David McGregor. OF Ireland. have
been spending several weeks here az guests OF
Mrs lanes Coote Mrs. McC;regor's sister.
puhIIc school will open Monday with the
following teachers: Principal Professor Mason;