Hornellsville Weekly Tribune from Hornellsville, New York • Page 3

1 HIGHWAY BOBBERY AN IXCITING CONDITION OP AFFAIRS IN THIS LOCALITY. Hill of cf Kobbei MewtJl Kobbfd-Jli. ratten FJred on ftbjr Hiwltwd OAftKCST ELMtftA. la Kg Let df CBy ilnlted PTCM to the EtasiNo Tauvtcc KLUIRA, Dec. Her.

Dr. Ashley, pastor of tlie Uethcl A. M. church, I the oldest colored chuich here, was dis- losedye.terday. Charges of ftwd, in the TJcinity of Bald hill and on implicating Mary Uogencarop, a white Ok the road, caused by a remark- S' rl years old, was luade against him.

ablj bold and Digit handed proceedings by An investigation was begun yesterday gang of highway robbers who have before Prctiding Elder Shirley. It was pretty reckless in their dealings in this continued all night and till noon Tictnity and drawn the attention of the city police towards them in their effort to apprehend the rascals. The TRIBUNE refrained from nuking public the situation in the hopes that the police might be able to catch the rascals. THE FIRST APPEARANCE The first appearnnce of the desperadoes Wu last Saturday night, when three roei fo ft lumber wagon, just OTer the hilt the Morris farm, were held up. They were going along when two men, onesbor and the other taller, with black cloth over their faces, through which holes were cut for the eyes, and j-weanng long coats or etoakB, suddenly ttprang up beside the road, with revolvers in their and with savage oaths ordered the men to stop and throw up their hands.

The driver was so scared that he whipped up horses, and away they went, pelt mel down the road. The road agents, with after them, but the crowd es caped. TUB VICTIM. Last Wednesday night Mr. Sewell, Almond, a Stock dealer, who usually has a great deal of money with liimi, was holt np by the strange coupje, at Goff's bridge, on the same Almond road, abou half way to that village.

He was driving along when two men sprang up, both masked, one grasping his horse's head and both covering him with revolvers ordered him to throw up his hands and get out which he did. Then as one cover ed him with his gun the other wen through his pocVcts. All they found waj $2 in money and a silver watch. "With an oath he to take back the He supposed they were going to take his horse, but finally they ordered bin: to get into his buggy and net fetop or look back or they would shoot him. He obeyec with alacrity, and overtooK one wan on foot just returning from the city who hac passed the bridge shortly before but nothing of the men, tie had $150 on his persen, the proceeds of produce sold.

TUB NEXT Last night Frank Sauter, the owner of the half way house, on the Canisteo roact, going home, and when he was at the "narrows" just beyond Hendershott's, he net two men in a buggy. He saw them reach up to their hats and pull a mask down over their faces. This mask was a Mack cloth with holes cut in for They drove up to him with drawn revolvers and with curses ordered him to throw up his hands.JHe drew his revolver, but his horse got frightened and lunged around and finally passed them on the jump, They fired at him but failed to hit him, DBN Bald Hill is a prominent elevation to the west of this city. When this valley was a lake that hill was an island, the valley running all around ii On the west side is a known as the Doorley place. It is a lonesome spot surrounded by woods, and a lonely, almost abandoned highway runs by it, but the old house sits far back from the road.

Mr. Patten uses the place to some stock, and last Thursday he was Aver there. During the time when the R. H. R.

R. wag oeing built some one bad occupied the house and went away leaving an old stove and some few things there, but it had remained vacant since. Some onejhad left the gate optn whkh annoyed Mr. Patten and seeing a smoke from the house he went up there to expostulate. Me tried to get in but the doors wore all fastened and finally he began to push when there came the report o( a revolver from the inside and a bullet whistled bts head, lie left very precipitately.

The police were notified and Chief Hurray and Deputy Sheriff Van Dusen the ace to arrest the gang but on their the game had flown. The day a recess being taken for breakfast. A jury consisting of Itev. Nichols of Lock port and Albert Jackson of Buffalo, deliberated for several hours and gavV a verdict of guilty. Dr.

Ashley was afco charged itli frequenting the police court and hawking jewelry, for prisoners in order that they might pay their fines. Plain to bj Dtadrlch. VI. THE DIMDEND, in til our thus far we have taken no account of the dividend, al though a very important element in the policy. About all of the old line companies in their organization are mutual; that every policy holder becomes a stockholder of the company, and thereby becomes a sharer in whatever profits there may be.

The officers arid agents of company are simply ftmployees of the policy the stockholders. The manner of paving this dividend is the chief difference among companies, and should be well understood, and caremily considered by every one bu- fore he takes out a policy in any coiupar.r. are three methods of making dirj- stoye was warm, the remains of chickens and food was found around but no one was there. Two men had keen seen by pome passers by breaking wood several days before. Tiie officers found a railway lantern, The glass was cracked 'out held in place by election pasters gummed, and bearing the name of They also found remains of canned The label had been from the cans but they were Identified by Mr.

Kniekem of this cttr as of the missing gujds probably taken from bis Diligent search is now being made for the rascals. (1) Declaring the dividend annually, (2) tontine, (3) semi tontine, which iis only a modification of tbe tontine. 1, The Annual the cnu of every year, by this method, a cerla per cent dividend is declared. Thiij not estimated on the face value of tlie policy, but on the amount each policy holder jiaii 1 pieuiititns The first ytar it i scarcely anything but increases from to yeir i it may even e'jual the amount of nnnusiilj' paid in. ThU dividend can cither be applied t) one's pit- imuin reducing that front ysar (o Tear; 01 it be taken in cash or it intiv remain in the hands of the company where it will draw compound interest to be drawn at any future time, or be It ft as a fund from which future iiew'mms may bt paid; or it may remain uriiil the death of the holder when it will be paid with its accumulated interest with the face of the policy.

and Sd, Tontine and Semi-Tontine-These policies are written for a certain number of years (10, 15, or 20 years). The method is simply for the policy holders to pool their for the number of years written in the policy. Take the years policy. All the holders of those policies agree that there shall be no dividends made until the expiration of the 20 fears, when those remaining will divide up all the accumulated funds. The disadvantage, if not injustice, of these policies, although many of our write them, is that alt those who die lore the expiration of the 20 years lose nil their which remain in the pool and are divided up by the survivors.

The difference between the tontine and the semi-tontine is that in the tontine if a man should carry his policy for )8 years and then allow it to lapse, that is, eeaae to pay lia annual premium he would forfeit his and lose every dollar he paid in, and should he die his family would not a cent The evident injustice in such )oliciea, has brought them into bad repute, so that they have been modifled into the semi-tontine which is the same as the ton- only that the policies are non-forfeitable. One form of these policies is that in 20 payment policy every premium aid would be a credit of $-0 on every hoiisatid insured The writer has such a wltcy before taken out at the armmil being $27 in 2" annual Now every time the holder this policy pays it addn to the p'mj THE STEfeT RAILWAY, THE ORGANIZATION PERFECTED AND MONEY PAID to be Kuanlnr Bunuaer. The street railway it a pretty well developed certainty as was announced in the TRIIJUNB of some time ago. At that tine we gave the general details as to route, plans and the work of perfecting th organization has gone on until now th articles of association have been filed an 10 per cent of the Mock has been paid i as required by Uu. This act is somethin substantial, and Mr.

Page is now In ban) finishing up the details of the enterpris that the law requires should be to down there. The following are the directors: G. Babcock. V. D.

Sherwood. Ben ton McConnell. Jno. 0. Adsit.

W. S. Newman. D. L.

Magruder. Chas. Adsit. U. M.

Page. E. Willed W. A. Stephens.

The balance of tne company are as fol lows: It. K. Faulkner. John Donnelly. II.

J. 11 tines. Adam Davidson Milo M. Acker. John Rose.

The company recently had the manage: of the street railway at Cumberland, Md, up to look over the situation and go sonic valuable ideas from him. That town is about the same size as this, is a grea ileul tlie same in location anl industries but lackh fomc of the advantages whicl thti town hai that promises to help roiid and a general comparison TO favorable. Metee. Horaell, Horneil, yell, I yell! The above was a school err suggested traveling with childun ihould always carry lloxitiv'a Certain Croup To Burn Natural Gas by member of the Academy. We must'.

Cur or comglti. 50 eta. a cry, whether the above be accepted or not. THE SUPERVISORS- lliey adjourned un- pio 'endings was a They Arc Still In IS This Afternoon. -nr-i met ycstciday to adjotirntiHtit and tlie time wa 1 'ii ni) in routine ami sigmn; rolls, etc.

i i Ihially nnti iiioMiinjr, and i i tilt 1 transaction the ordinary Im-jinc-- til 1.43 tin- sifti-iii'ion. Among tho detailed resolution approving ol tlie bond of tin, County TieaMircr, botli a-, to form anJ sureties. The Surrogate wsw pay for a copy of the reused Mututus for the use of that office The sutn of $400 was appropriated for the purpose of partitioning off a room in the second story of the Surrogate's building or Clcjk's ollice, for tlte of the courts. Uowcll, lloss ard Hober were made a committee to attend to the work. A resolution was passed authorizing the (Bounty Clerk to destroy the ballots for 1891, now on hand.

It was moved and carried that the committee on county buildings be continued and authorized to examine into the condition of the com house in Corning, and to report as to the expediency of moving it to corner of the square, and constructing proper rooms, cells and other conveniences. The Supervisor of Greenwood was voted on order of of Pultney was voted on order for $100. Mr. Killian offered a. resolution that the county clerk he directed to reiort to the cleik of the board of Supervisors the number and amount of county orders drawn from December 30, 1POO DeceniU-r 20, At the meeting this afternoon the board weiit into executive outsiders withdrawing, '(he Recorder i appear before the and ask that a contract be made with the Monroe County penitentiary or some other, to receive such as m-iy be sent there.

The cheaper Among the visitors at the Academy the past week were Dr. Smith, Kev, Father O'Laughlin, Mr. Abbott of Dartmouth, 'HI. At their last meeting, the Alpha elettea the following officers: President--Miss Vernie Santee, Vice Baker, Secretary--Bessie Bowman, Treasurer--K tit It Rumsey, Cor, Nash, Standing G. Helmer and E.

Dennis. From the number of special meetings, we judge that the society is still booming. Why cannot the boys organize a foot ball eleven Elmira, Corning and Binghamton Academies have one. If this can be done, we will make them a call in the spring. Supt Prentice suggests the following plan for the Christmas exercises That every pupil in the Academy giro an account of some good deed that has been done.

This is something new, and is appropriate for Christmas time, the time of Peace on Earth, good Will to Men." The schools will close Wednesday, Dec 23, and will re-open tlie Monday following New Year's day. The following was the program of the Forum Lyceum of last Monday evening Oration--Doty, Scujtt--Jones and Cunneen, Extern. Speech--Gundcrman, Essay--It ceil, Rending-- Collins. Disrusion -Resolved, That county jails should be abolished and that criminals should sent dimt to State prisons or lories. Hart-- Dudley--Nog.

Decided in Xcg. Tlie boys are improving in their singnis, and, if anvllnng, are advancing more lap- idly than the girls. The follim ing speaks well for tlie Noi- mal class ami its teacher Misses and Tyler Wing unable to attend to their Dickey '01, and Stillman 81), were assigned to that work. Miss 'sells 'SU, has been assisting Miss Hag. Supt.

Prentice reports that the voting ladies are doing finely in their new work. If the boys could have heard the reason Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach utd Um-cls tlirough the nerves. A ITW discovery. Pills InlliouSiiiws liter, for men, women, children. mildest, 5O 'iosi-s, '2! Vee (JtM.

T. Reed Ws. Milea' Dr. FowdrrB. Is your cliill restless it niglil, 0) tittering and grinding its (luring alee))? Have you a child cross and fretful, with dark rings about tlte eyes, a tired look, sometimes very pale an-rl at limes feverish, with coated breath imd cold hands and feet? These o'iiB are certain uidieativintt the is troubk-d with worms.

Mother Uray Street Worm Powders will give in- rebel All druggists. 26 any otlwr ceailolrr, I A A i Shall be 79 years of age next Jtiiic, nnl for the last six years have suffered from general debility and old age. At limes I could not get out of In-il without help. I commenced to take Sulphur HHlers. In a week I felt stronger nnd a mighty appetite.

I still comimieil their use, and to-day walked over llirce miks without feeling tired, something I haven't done in five years before. Sulphur BHters is a right smart medicine, (ieorge Brown. Keokuk, Iowa, I Had Filth Abriut months I wasadtis-ed to consult Mrs. Hall, the great Spiritualist doctor, to see if she cure tne uf la, from nttk-Td drive flVt tvl from child hooil. She said it I would faith i i i mvdiuinc mo, that he could cure me.

1 took her int'dinne, anil in k's than three inoiitlK I Wlij-, the way the medicine ivorki'il wai I begged of tn-r to tell wit wlwt tlie medicine was uf. but il couM not do so slit! ttM im tlic inedii ine Sulphur and that --tie kni-w it to fsiil in all sin 1) si 1 mini'. Mix, ton. I I I. A I Dr.

1 Nervine not only ail tnd enjoy i i i a wntti The tion of all gas bnra- Made on tht as 01 7 Over a millioa Ask it. If the dealet toi'-s direct, and we will 'nd you a Burner with Edison Force- Reflector, Chimney and Tripod, complete, on receipt of $2.00. Please state if wanted far natural gas. for circular. BOCatSTKB.

LAUP 419 riace. New ri Greatest Cut Saesoi In ro Urge of OTEECOATS Still on ham! n' i for I the war in tli of tlit winter, our entire stwk until Jan 1st will and nen Oils erf on I il St prrsrration, i ilani Ills aii'l iie-is, a i i iiini Swift gave for giving thegirls a gymnasium in preference to the boys, there would be no more ill-feeling in that tint. The rivalry enstmg between Ralph and Charlie was settled by a foot race betvten hem on one day this week. Reuben again doing business the stand, A pane of glass containing an elaborate the work Charles Cafferty, 1 ft2, recently been let in one of the windows of the laboratory. The design is bat of a rectangle, about by nehes, with an intricate border nearly an nch in width.

Inside this bo'der arc mmes of tht members Chemistry Checks 31.IJ!* IO.OO aKit bin 1 1 Is im-Jy alu hut jL'ais willi nei'vom, oration, I trieil l)r Nervine anil in two wt-ekt poimdiiri vveiglit. I umM it-it lie 'Sown to sleep, but iwv sleep jtwft 1 'II ami stiil improving irondoi fully, ('a mutt '-'ly enough for the It Jhl- lard, Dunkirk, X. One customer usvd and gained fifteen pounds in Doli, -Brown and May bury. IVirthnd N. Trial bottle and elegant book free at (jeo, T.

Keed Co, $5.00. at A.dmltt«il the Last banking: wk $12.81 iincoln rving try ant Total 2.70 4.52 $50 26 ETZ. up of the policy $Mi, that should lht p'-nitt-ntiary than at the jail, while) he after 10 years allow tlie policy to tlie institution is no terror to a fv cr ra or A Bow. Dunkirk is having a row on its hinds. 'uexday (tight an injunction granted by ustire was served by Deputy Itenff Parker, in behalf of thc Dunkirk A Frcdnniii Street Railway Company" upon Martin, retraining the Common Council, its agents and en ploy from itilt-'tfiTiii-; i the company in eroclitig suitable for i operating of Uu-ii by electricity.

like pip. same pu; pose were served up Thomas Lunt. Newspaper editors have to very careful in opening tticir col uii)ni for statements. But aware the Dr. Miles Medical are responsible, we nmke room for the following testimonial from R.

McDougull, Auburn, who for two years noticed a stoppage or skipping of the pulse, his left sidt got so tender Im could not lie on it, his heart fiuttcred, he was alarmed, went to different doctors, found no relief, but one bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure cured luno. Tne elegant hook, and Startling Pacts," free at (Jeo. T. liccd 4 Co, It tell.

1 all about Heart and Hervous Diseases and many wonderful cures. The Briclt, Tile Teractnta works now owned bv tliw JM; making changtH in the kdnrt putting new maohintrv and gomR to hi to make as fine brick can bi oude in Pliiliifietphia (ir anj other plare in the United States; and we shall, after tb 10th be able to fill orders promptly. Those intending to build will do well to look aiuur stock before pure-naming else where. CHILDREN Cape Coats Ulsters to announce that I have Ijf-tn ap pointed by Mr. Harper, the famous Distiller, of County, for his superb Hand 1 M.idv Sour Mash Whiskey.

Trm annonnpfnit'nt is of importance to every ont, for it to them for the one of the purc-st, itifst delicate 1 and most rtlebra tnl VVIii.kieiii ilm world, aii'l tliosu who wnl take the trouble IHTC- after In ik-mand tin- lus- kvv need hiivt- tut fwr ntoik-ratv luc will i i I'illirt ln-ultli N. V. At tlieir Oonsiclcr this well. It yon dollars in tone, not ado'lar't worth of stock carried over, N.P. Allen Co, 12O A I One Price GRATEFUL-- COMFORTING.

IPPS'S CKI1 BREAKFAST. fiyn know c.f tli tin? i i i nnil n.Knial lawi nM- tin- flM On. Faily tliU morning the Deputy Slieriir warm pl.K S(TV tue company and employe Cottdl (1 ButN. by making no further the policy tain is worth $000 at his death Hut should who go there and he allow it to lapse or should he die "here they are fed and wamo.l, and I in UI resir them from erect lore the expiration of the SO year-, in TM a tE --t 1 WW)diri hn either case, he loses all his I do not think there are any policies now written by the old line companies, which after the second or third payment, are for. feitablc; in fact, if we oiisuku not veiy much, the law compels the companies to Corning.

The Corning correBpondent of the Elnan Advertiser Colonel Charfcs Walker gave a euchre at his home on Walnut St. iMt evening in honor of ttto Frances Kiebardfon of HoroelUvJHe. If at ion Oleott and J. Twbell were the iMding About aixtj HM bMf4MJU7 of fmfcJ pay a pro rate amount on all tapsed policies--a fact worth remembering in taking out insurance. TIM Highwaymen.

The report of the doings of the highway men created a great at of excitement Saturday last. The woodi around the Doorley place, on Bald hill, were filled with armed men and the premises themselves were carefully searched. An excavation in the rear of theheusewasdiscoTered, opening from the inside of the house, which fxplored hut found to fx empty No more robberies or attempts have Wn as yet, and all quiet in regard to can sit around and play cards and psus aw.ty a ooM winter very ngrecaFdy andf while in the penitentiary the Strecl Kltilwik Mopped planting poles but xi-MiUted and has to wort. It im ejiat! set 1o work putting their- prisoner is i be an improvement JTIt Of tlJri wtirrriuff. ii.

ti of tint n.tr*- i it CUB ttiTord for of if i mil mk 'uul ilt. ft for li SVr from MjifrifHif Uiat i curv yoitr i-ouirh it nrvt-i t-tty lulu a llillioi r-iv it irln'tt-n ('nii( Vigii, it! vi-tf M' 1 not iw- For tttttlt. uw- SoW Aiytvi drag atom Married. Joseph B. Uanna of Waverly an) Miw Myra Brink of Eltuira were married U'cd- netiiay evening at the home of the bride's parents in Elmira.

They will be at home at No. 18 Center street, llorm llsnlle, after January 1st. Mr, Hanna is a hrakcman in the employ of the Erie, and he and his bride hare the earnest wishes of any friends for their future. Bn Hi Sheriff-elect Hollands of the firm of Hoi- lands A Dunning, has disposed of his tercst in the insurance bumness to his former partner, M. Dunning, who will continue the business in his own name.

Mr Dunning is a practical insurance man of long evptrience, and any bucJnens in that line entrusted bit care wilt re- omfol and prenpt attanMoo. section and trolley wires. matter will come before the Sped at Term for settlenieht. If not further inter- Icred with the street car company ts soon as tlieir wires are in place, will run the cars from Fredonm to Seventh street in Dunkirk with electricity, and the remainder of the way to the Union station by horse power until a decision is rendered by the court. County county ire now in the hat ds of the If jou expect my, O.H on jour Supervisor and get it.

A Heater. TheTniBiwi has nude a contract with Mr. Bronoon to put in one of their new patent betters in our building, and when we want all to come and it W. will tell til about it when ar at Si -ntvftit n'r U'f-nf tttJ Vicihi. Vr tnt.l.

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