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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-19
DEPARTURES.


Tuesday. December IS.
Stmr Mikahal,. Peterson, Tor Mal<awe'
II, Waimea and kekaha.
Stmr w q Hall. Thompson. for Hama.
maulu, Ahukini. Nawiliwill and Koloa.
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Lahal.
na. Maalaea. Kona and kau
Stmr Claudine, Lane, for Lahaina, ka'
hului, Hama, Hamoa, kipahulu and Ma.
niku.
stmr Kinau, Parker, for Hlo and way
ports.
Smr lehua, Bennett. for KaunakalSai,
Kahalepalaoa, kamalo, Pukoo and Halaws,
Blk Prince Victor. Sorenson, for the
Sound.
U.s. training ship Adams, Warland,
for cruise.
TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON.
Stmr Helene, Freeman. for Lahaina
Olowalu. Mshukona, Paauhau, kukaiau,
Ookala, Laupahoehoe and Hakalau at )
m.
Stmr Keauhon Mosher. for Eleele, Ha.
napepe, MAXWELL, Waimea and kekaha
S,mr Albion, Erickson. for San Francis
co at s pm.
Nov. bk Prince Victor, sorenson, Ia
ballast.
Am. Blk Planter, Mcneil, sugar for Sar
Francisco.
CA r N S Miowera. for vaneouvel
and Victoria.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From Kauai ports per stmr Waialeale
Dec Io-W Werner and 8 deck.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
For Maui and Hawaii ports, per sim
Helene, Dec Io-F Cartz and wife, Davit
Johnson, w F Phillips, Elder N N Bush
E der u A Davis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-19
ARRIVED.

Wednesda December 10.
CAR N S Mlowera, from the Colonies.
Simr Waialeale, Green, from Hanama.
uu, Hllea and Anahola; $50 bags X Co
Sugar, ALSO bags A sugar ard pkgs sun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-19
BURNETTE = DECKEE
Real Estate Brokers
and Collectors
Corner King and Bethel strssts.
PROPERTY FOR SALB
IN An Parts Of the City

House and Lot, centrally located, new
house, lot 4Ix7oo, only 1880.
Beautiful Home. King St., new house,
20 year lease on land, very cheap.
House and Lot, Wilcox tract, King ST.,
only 5000, a bargain.
Lot SoxSo. Palama, on King St., cheap.
10 year lease to good Business Property.
House and Lot. Wilder Ave only $1,000
Beach Property. on 40 years lease, cheap
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
no DECISION ON BROOKLYN rU1yFLs
RAPID TRANSIT BOARD MAKES NO PrANs-p,r-
LAFGEAfENT OF MANHATTAN STATIONS.

me BOARD or Rapid Transit Commissioners held
- tesulaF stated meeting yesterday afternoon ar
' &c oIlees' No $40 Broadway. No decision upon the
--ilei route IN Brooklyn was reached. although
the subject was discussed
= was decided 10 enlarge all the stations Of the
= tan tunnel above One-hundred- nd fourth
. ana the express stations below One-hundred
our inst. making the platforms about 450 feet
MS VIII allow running trains OF eight cars
= was also decided widen the subway under
apTing-st, so that an extra track can be nut IN
hours -'s IA 'l49 iUSi
- uc1on work upon Section No ? of the sub
way which extends from Chambers to Great Jones
TSe,- MaS oegun yesterday by the contract ctors the
n rtsict1ean Construction Cornpanv This com
be-s az aIso construct Section No. / from Cham
7,1,g5s- 70 -EroaG way including the great loon
s--,--,,SlI9 SlI9 f1aI Park They are waiting for the
a. IRON TO be delivered before thew begfr
~ asS been discovered that many Of the trees in
I-ts,I- SIe-llTe or the Broadway Parkway concerning
s-iCoL1 -CL1 slch an agitation over their removal has
b,- -, are aylng This IS considered TO be caused
~ ne cutting which their roots underwent VThan
ne motive power of the Boulevard line of cars vlss
1eT-55i1iE changed TO electricity - "37
ala ie L6oaF1 has received from John B McDon-
sub-conrracts ~ '99'eiil7iIs oi
r,ai-fE LoloWlng appointments are announced:
x;of@ raIIrner, assistant engineer. 81 900 year:
= > -rer1per, transit man, 81 200 and Arthur
L. NeIeGe, oraughtsEuan, $500
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
TRIED TO GET POSSESSION OF sTEPso1.

An action was brought last spring by Mrs Lucy
Mulry, OF No. 247 Decatur-st, against her husband
DR.. Lawrence V Mulry. for separation on the
ground Of cruel and inhuman treatment and is
stiu pending. Recently obtained writ Of
habeas corpus to get possession OF James Mury,
sixteen years old, who is living with his father
Calverton, Long Island, the summer home OF
DR.. Mulry.
Mrs. Mulry alleged that the father is not a it
person to have charge Of the boy. and singular
feature Of the case is that he is not her son, but
her sJepsOu. Mrs Mulry IS the doctors second
wife When the habeas corpus proceeding came
before Justice Warren yesterday, young Mulry
testified that he went OF his own accord 70 live
with his father and he preferred to remain with
him His father, he said, had paid all his bills.
and had not been upkind TO him.
Il shall leave the boy where he Is, said the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
PATRoLTAy TO DETECTIVE SERGEANT.
POLICE BOARD MAKES A PROMOTION .,Tr, .eg-
FOR ELIGIBLE LIsT-O-HER BUSINESS

POLICE BOARD MAKES A PROMOTION AND ASKS
FOR ELIGIBLE LIsT-OTHER BUSINESS
At the meeting OF the Police Board yesterday Pa
rroIran James z. Downing was advanced to be q
detective sergeant the Central Office force as
the result OF decision that the Police Board
could make and unmake detective sergeants with
out certlfcation from the Civil Service Commits
sion Downing q wardman in the Sixth Pre-
cincr during the Lexow investigation. No charges
were made against him. He was for a long time
stationed in MuIberry-st. where he acquired an or
dinary speaking knowledge Of Chinese. italian and
German, and has had much employment as an in
terpreter
The Board also decided 10 give bond in the
case OF Robert Bennou against whom a personal
judgment Of $500 obtained for alleged false
arrest. On the advice Of Corporation Counsel
Nhalen the Board decided place a bond sufficient
70 permit BennOL TO carry the the Court OF
Appeals The Board holds that the verdict now
STANDS policemen cannot make arrests for sus-
piclOUs actions
Dr. A. H. Brown q surgeon in the Civil Service
Commission, transferred 70 the Police Board in
pursuance Of resolution passed by the Board
some time ago Dr.. Browns salary viii be s. 600
year instead OF $500. as heretofore
me Board asked for names from the Civil Ser
vice Commission Of seventeen eligible as pa
rrolnaen- It was learned that this number would
The Board denied the applications Of Philip
Dietrich. John Dounelly and August D Weber for
concert nail Licenses in Little Coney Island at
One-hunored-and-tenth-st and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
HOFFMAN HOUSE TAI COMPLAINED OF.
WRIT OF CERTIoRARI GRANTED 81 JUSTICE
DECENTRALIZATION OF OTHER HOTELS

WRIT OF CERTIoRARI GRANTED BT JUSTICE
M7ADAM-vALUAT1oNs OF OTHER HOTELS
Justice McA6arn in the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted writ OF cer-iora-i to the Hoffman House
IN order 70 have the assessment on that corpora
ton reviewed The writ IS reCurnabIe on the first
Monday II October
The Hoffman House was assessed on certain
parcels OF property at 900. which assessment
Is, IL Is asserted, disproporonate The value placed
on the property BY the Hoffman House is 81 l68 600
or 1857 900 less than that Of the Tax Board
Daniel J. Leary, the secretary Of the Hoffman
House submitted an affidavit showing that the
increase in the assessment on various parcels OF
property had varied from . per cent TO 90 per cent
He appends a schedule Of the assessments on other
large hotels Among those mentioned are the fol
lowing:
WaIdortAstora assessed for 1898 at Sc 10000 1893
S554yyJ5 increase, 10 per cent; 1900 assessed
d. .uS5plyt decrease, per cent
Hotel brunswick. assessed for 1898 $3.50 O09
Ss40Wt3: increase. 2 20 cent 1900 assessed
Se450JJt increase, Y per cent
S,SJVg increase, = per cent 1900 assessed at
g 10000
Hotel Plaza assessed for 1898 at g. Us 900: 1888
1000 increase 80 90 per 1900. 81
Netherlands assessed for 1888 $4,000 1899.
100000, increase, . per cent 1900 SI.ey5UO0
S5v'FtoV increase, 3s12 per cent; 1900, $500 900
ADemaTle assessed for 1888 $500 90. $3.50 0Ol:
increase, 4 ol0 per cent. 1900 $4,000 decrease o.
per cent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
BROOKLYN NEWS.
FATAL DTVEFOR WOMAN'S HAT
ONE MAN DROWNED AND ANOTHER RES
CUED OFF EAST MORICHEs.

East Moriches, Long Island, July 12.-Wnlam 6.
Mor. Of No. 314 Union-st. Brooklyn, was drowned
here this afternoon. A companion, Arthur Body
was rescued by a party with Miss Adele A. Dem
ing Of Brooklyn, IN her yacht the Coquette- Moir
and Boldly were sailing with two young women
One Of the young women lost her nat overooard
and AIoir jumped into the water after it. de was
soon in difficulty and Boldly TO his assistance
The boat left without any 10 manage II, drlIt-
ed away. The screams Of the two women were
heard by Miss DeminE.
The COquette brought to the two men VINO
were struggling the water. It arrived JUST 700
late TO save M0ir. Boldly dragged out OF me
water exhausted. Moirs body not recovered
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
NAVY YARD NOTES.

Rear-AdrniraI Barker win formally take charge
OF the yard Tuesday.
The battIeship Kentucky viii probably leave the
yard tomorrow OF Monday TO join the North At
lantic Squadron
Plans are being prepared FOR a new fire system
in the yard. The viii be about 100000
Lieutenant John c. Gibson, formerly aid 10 Com
nanGer I,von OF the Board or Inspection. re-
tired yesterday on three-quarters pay. He had
been twenrv-six years in the Navy In the spring
Of 1898 he had charge Of the marine guard IN
Pekiug
The cruiser Prairie, William Swift commanding.
left the yard yesterday morning Tor Hoboken,
where she took aboard the New-Jersey Naval Re
serves for their annual weeks cruise
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
He SAW THE PICTURES.
AFTERwARD ANTHONY CoMsTOCK CoNFIs-
GATED THE SLOT MACHINES

AFIERWARD ANTHONY COMSTOCE CONFTS-
GATED THE SLOT MACHINES
Anthony COmstock. president OF the Society Tor
the Prevention ot Crime. assisted BY Two Hudson
County detectives. raidsd q slot machine factory
at Tenth and Grand SITS. HOboken. yesterday. and
connscatsd 5000 Indecent photographs and thirty
eight slot machines
The factory Is known as the T. y. Mills N0vss-
" Company and was formerly located az Ne.
800 East Sixty-fourth-sr. New-york
The factory sends machines 70 al parts of the
country, and its capacity has grown TO such PRO
portions that preparations are being made for
removal into a hve story factory now in course oc
erection in Hoboken.
Mr.. Comstock visited the factory yesterday os-
tenstbly as purchaser. and was shown pictures
which ne afterward declared surpassed In
o-renstveueSs any that have heretofore Gene to
MS notice The man who showed the pictures
represented himself ar first AIr. Mills the head
OF the concern bur when arrested by the detec-
uEes ne said that ne was only the shipping clerk
Mr.. COmsJoCk has been working on this case
for some months and got his cIew 70 the Ho-
bOkeD concern from OF the arrested
the raid made slot machines II Brooklyn sor1a
months
The owners OF the factory VIII be prosecuted
under The New-Jersey law which makes Z a
UisdemeanOr punishable with 500 fine and ona
year OF imprisonment 70 have such pictures u
possession
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
TO BE ORGANIZED TO-DAY.

s-A-Es-z2y- As 10 NATIONAL TELEPHONE AND
-EEGRAPE COMPANY.
TIE National Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Incorporated at Trenton early this week with g.
authorized capital OF so 00001o VIII be formally or
Ez1zec today & IS said, by the election OF direc
TOYS and officers II e statement published yes
-s-zav. q representative Q. the new company de-
cz-es that The organizers q that corporation are
-a5soiutely Independent from the Telephone, Tele-
graph and Gable Company Of America" adding;
4 ,---os.-.o- has b4e- -,ada 70 The Telephone.
Telegraph and Gable Company that IS now being
considered Dy the officials Of tEat company, which
--cl11zs --e absorption OF che Telephone. Tele-
grzr1 and CEble Company BY the National com
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
cFyErg RoRK CORPLErED.

Supervisor WIbur's enumeration ot the inhab-
ita--s and business concerns in New-York County
aas been completed, the lasr two books being for
Nareed 70 Washington yesterday
The total enumeration IN the county, Supervisor
Wilbur says VIII probably De known by August %.
Ar. Wilbur said he believed that the enumera-
1oE had been as accurate and complete as pos
sire, and although this the largest district in
me country the enumeration was finished first
he also said that there less trouble this year
Than Ten years ago Then fifty persons were ar
Rested Tor refusing 70 give the required nfOrn1a-
GoI. while this year there were but seven arrests
Supervisor Wilburs Offices viii De closed on August
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
SHE rs ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
WOMAN WHO CELEBRATED HER ami
VERSARY THE MOTHER OF DAN IN
"INNOCENTs ABROAD"

Mrs Ann slote yesterday celebrated her one
hundredth birthday anniversary at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs Josephine BershaH No. 2S3 Throop-
ave. Mrs. Sote is the mother of Dan" in Mark
Twains "Innocents Abroad Her son Dan went
abroad with Mark Twain in 1865,
'InnOcents Abroad" is the favorite book in the
family, and Mark Twain has more loyal admir-
ers than Mrs. Sote and her four children, who are
all over ffCy-niue years old.
Mrs. Slote was born in Lurgan. County Armagh,
North Of Ireland. July Z, 1880. She came to this
country when seven years old. and settled in New
York
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
TIE JUEGER N4EyEERcHoRs ACTION.
SURPRISE HERE AT ITS REFUSAL. TO ACCEPT
HALF HONORs

SURPRISE HERE AT ITS REFUSAL TO ACCEPT
HALF HONORs
a good deal ot surprise has been expressed by the
German singing societies Of this borough at the
action OF the Junger AIannerchor. Of Philadelphia
which at its meeting Wednesday night refused 10
accept the half honor awarded them in the recent
sangerfest in the 18th Regiment Armory Accord
ing 10 the decision they we're to share with the
Arion Society OF Brooklyn in the keeping Of the
Kaiser prize until the next sangerfest in Baltimore
in 1903 Lots were drawn and the Arton Society is
10 keep the prize for the first eighteen months
The position OF the Philadelphia society" said
a well known German yesterday to q Tribune re-
porter. is that they want all the honors or none.
They feel that they entitled TO the prize al
least for the first eighteen nlou1hs as visitors Of
the Brooklyn societies. Another thing that gals
them is their conviction that they entitled 10
the prize entirely and that the Arton Society had
no claims even for second place. but third or
fourth Several critics have expressed that
the Junger MannerChOr was entitled first
place, and that the Brooklyn Sangerbund, who
trying secure possession OF the Turner's
prize, were second best
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
sILAs B. BUTCHERS BIRTHDAY.

THE VETERAN REPUBLICAN PREDICTS VIC
TORY FOR RKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT
With every appearance OF vigorous health Silas
B. butcher. one OF the war horses OF the Repub-
Hcan party, yesterday celebrated his seventy-irst
birthday anniversary. Mr.. butcher was born July
T. 1923 in Springfield, n, Y. and came 10 Brooklyn
in 1867 and he has lived in Third-st- since 1870
When seen yesterday Mr.. butcher was dlscharg-
ing his duties president Of the Hamilton Trust
Company. Beside him two immense baskets
Of flowers. fragrant testimony OF the esteem in
which he is held by his friends. Mr. butcher said
that ne was feeling in the best OF health. When
asked about the political situation he said:
The political future for the Republican party is
auspicous We should duplicate our success Of
1896. Mckinley has made excellent President
and commands the respect OF all Roosevelt IS
strong man throughout the country. No party has
equalled the Republican party in the last four years
in its magnificent record OF redeemed promises.
The Republican party viii win this year. OF that
I have doubt.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
GIRL FOUND IN 4 BOZ CAR.
WORE MEMS CLOTHING AND SAID SIZE
LIVED IN NEWARK

Trenton. July z SpeciaD-PennsyIvania Rail-
road Detective FrovIey arrested a girl dressed "A
mems clothes to-day and had her committed for
ten days as vagrant, that her story can be
inquired into
The girl was found in a box car at the coal
shutes. the notorious rendezvous 0f tvamps. and
when she learned the nature OF the place shs vzas
more frightened BY the danger she had escaped
tnan the prospect OF going 10 iafl. She said Sc
was Blanche Robinson. nineteen years ojd Or
Newark and added that she was on her way &c
EIliaQelpnla 20 meet her father She declined 70
leli ms name she was dressed a full male
putnL and fedora hair
-EoppeQ close The clothes good and she
refused 20 say where she got them she said that
sIie Adl worked a nurse and left her employ
nent without money. She conceived the idea that
she could steal ride PhiladeI phla II she wore
men : clothes She said she left Newark at "
CLOCK wednesday night WIKI her she carried
oundie which contained complete or
WOnneu's garments.
The Newark police were informed OF the arrest.
ana they asked that the girl be held as the
of1cials there were looking for giri who was ae-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
PETITION AGALNsT nARCr-ATE- TPOLLEY.

petition complaining of the Marcy-ave. Rail-
road as a public nuisance is being circulated
for signatures by some OF the residents OF the
neighborhood, and will be presented TO the Board
Of Health in a day or TWO. Sanitary Super1n-
tendent Black will be told that the road is a sleep
destroyer, and viii be asked 10 compel the Brook
lyn Heights Company TO improve It's roadbed and
substitute up date cars for the 'ranshackle III
hitting running geared trucks in the
line. The petition alleges that the company shoves
al or It's old running stock on the Marcy-ave.
route, that the wheels do not 1T the tracks. and
that the cars between midnight and daylight make
such a racket that sleep is impossible.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
CHURCH TO BUILD IN FOURTH-ATE.

The Fifteenth Street Baptist Church Society has
authorized its Building Committee to purchase the
plot Of ground the southeast corner Of Fourth
ave and Fourteenth-st formerly owned and occu-
pied by the late Tunls G. Bergen, the site for
new church. The society was organized on August
I, 1889, IN the upper room Of factory building,
which proved small 10 accommodate the
membership. The present house Of worship was
purchased in December from the Greenwood Bap-
list Church. II is said that fairs similar en-
teTprlses will be used raise the funds needed,
and that all offerings are TO be voluntary. The
pastor Of the church is the Rev. DR.. n. Allen Tup-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
An ILLICIT STILL RAIDED.
PLANT CoNF1sCArED AND ALLEGED OWNER Ar
RESTED IN JERSEY CITY.

An Illicit stfu was raided early yesterday By ths
Jersey City police az No. +24 Tonnele-aye-, and q
complete outfit, with forry-eighr barrels OF mash,
were seized and Norris Baratz, the alleged owner
OF the still was arrested He was alone n Lhe
house az the time The place had been under
surveillance for over a week The police learned
that q wagon loaded with casks was driven away
from the house every night and returned before
daybreak.
The stiu was in the basement, and its estimated
capacity IS twenty gallons daily. The Federal on
GERS were notified and COn1scaCeC the plant and
Baratz held by United states Commissioners
Rouaine IN default OF $3.50 bail The house, q
story DWELLING. was purchased about SIX
months ago by Sarah SchOrus and Abraham CIrrn-
burg. The former pu-- -lased the interest OF Cna
latter IN the property Few weeks ago and II -
said that she resided there. The officials ara
making an inves-igaCi0 they convinced
thar Mrs SchO-rs had an interest IN the still Ir
that fact can be established the Government VII
cOnfscate the property. which Is valued az 5000
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
TO TEACH 18TH ARTILLERY TACTICS.

LIEUTENANT ROBERTSON HONEY. A WEST POINT
GRADUATE WILL PROBA BLY, ACCEPT TASK.
Lieutenant Robertson Honey, one Of the Deputy
Assistant District Attorneys of New-York, will
probably serve as the artillery expert and instructor
for the 18th Regiment, which recently went into
the heavy artillery service Mr.. Honey is a gradu-
ate OF West Point OF the class Of 1888 He served
in the Sd Artillery and subsequently was trans
ferred 10 the 4th Artillery. In the early part OF
1898 he resigned his commission and began the prac-
tiCe OF law in Manhattan. He has office in
Cedar-st.
For some time Colonel David z. Austen, com
manding the 18th Regiment, has been looking for
an officer or an exofcer OF the artillery branch Of
the Regular Army TO give instruction the officers
and enlisted men Of his command in artillery tao
tics
L is possible that Mr Honey will accept A com
mission and fill the place Of major Of the Sd Bat
talon, which is vacant
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
mnRrGAGE DEBT REFUNDED.

A total Of H,5O00OO OF mortgage debt on the
churches in the Catholic diocese OF Newark has
been successfully refunded at Z per cent inter
est = saving OF and per cent, and OF about
s75 ooo a wear in interest payments The Mutual
BENEFIT Life Insurance Company took the mort
cages About $4,000 OF mortgage debt re-
mains 70 be refunded The idea Of interest reduc-
ton Originated with Bishop Wigger, who AZ first
ATTEMPTED 10 negotiate with English syndicate
at s.. per cent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
TIE TWO LIKELY TO COMBINE.
PROBABILITY OF MERCER BETWEEN AMERICAN
UNION AND NATIONAL LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANIES

n III probability the American Union Life IN
sl-z-ce Company, The executive Offices CT which
are a. no. = Broadway, VIII soon be merged with
me National Life Insurance Company OF the United
s-a-es. The president OF the latter company. c z
Gaale. zsE been II this city for some time, IL
go--z--on with ire American Union interests The
pan q combining the two companies has already
been approved by the directors OF the American
Union representing majority OF the stock Of that
company and Is 10 come before the stockholders
on Tuesday for formal ratification The National
has Federal charter. and therefore has al office
Il Washington; but It's main offices are at present
II Chicago. L IS understood that the American
Cntc1 nav maintain SIS organization for some
I-e. bur win eventually be- Iq1-cated.
d IL Ee-Ctug, its president, and Charles = W nit
i1g lis vtce-pres6ent Il Is learned good author
--g WI become directors % the National Life IN
s--zrce Company. aud 51T. Whitney viii enter the
51a1ageuler- OF thar corporation The American
Union wl.ch is capitalized at $4,000 was organ
-zeC -D 1855 by P 3 Armstrong.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
WHOLE EEIGHBoRB0OD rERRoRIzED
FIVE VILLAGES VISITED By THIEVES. AND SAD
DIE RIVER STARTS ON A NAN HUNT.

FIVE VILLAGES VISITED By THIEVES. AND SAD
DIE RIVER STARTS on A NAN HUNT.
Hackensack July L (speciaD-The most rsraark-
able series OF depredartOns ever known n Bergen
County has recently been perpetrarsd in the neigh
borhOOd OF Hohokus, WaIdwick AueudaIe. Under
cliff and Saddle River. along the Erie Railroad
west OF Ri6EewOOd- Twelve citizens have been
held Up in three weeks. four horses and eleven
bicycles have been stolen. and the entire neiEh-
bOrhOOC has been rerrorizs6-
AT 2S0 o'clock this morning Surrogate David A
PeI. who lives opposite John Debaun's store at
Saddle River heard a shot DebaUn was firing az
Two men running across the brook To Wearirlus
Hill. few minutes later the entire male popuIa-
riOn was out fully armed and bent upon 4 man
hunt
Debaun found the men trying 70 enter MS store,
and opened FIRE at random 20 arouse MS neigh
bOrs who rallied promptly aut armed with va
riery or weapons Parties OF half a dozen went 20
the hills some Of them followed the road as FAR
the Lord Farm, bur the robbers 1ad made good
their escape. on Tuesday night the citizens had
2 public meeting and appointed a relay patrol.
with Henry 4. C4oerscrius grand marshal The
boIdesr the dozen ro5be--es thar OF Recorder
SuoCker Of AueuCaIe. He had been holding court
on q disorderIy person. and was robbed OF the
fine he had collected