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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
HARPER'S WEEKLY. Illustrated.

HARPEE's WFEELT s;a-i- co the head of -upartlssu position In pplitira, It- admin ble iIlu-trufIor- its carefully chosen s-ri-l-, 7tort storlo-, sketches. aud poems. c7utrtluuu by the foremost nrtlsts and authors or the dly, lt carrie- ms ructI1n and CutertlIum r1t Co hpu-- gnds of American home.
 It Vili always be th- ann oi Che publishers Co make HsHPEHl- V EEELT The most popular and attractive family newspaper iu the world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
IaraeS Iicl

From the appearance of Vick's + flo1Gl Guide, which is on our desk, We should of the old block as the Floral Guide with it's Autographed cover is handsome enough for the parlor table It Is printed on the best of paper, has three cOl1red plates Flowers and Vegetables, and full of useful information. Those who send 10 cents for 1t cannot be disappointed, as the plates alone are worth the amount. Address, ss in past years, James Wick, Rochester. V. Y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

PALACE-N N Sebastian and brothers, 5au Francisco; k A Chapman, l F Chapman. sherman, Texas; J II kearrs, C S Stevens, I Sullivan, Santa Rita; D B Smith, Benson; Bartle Cuey, Tom b. stone; James McOueen, Empire: J J Falovey, W II Story, Benson; Joseph II Fisher, Fo.t Lowell.
 POTTER J II Gardiner, Milton No hles Co; l. VI Baldwin, San Francisco: 1 Nohr, Idaho; A Cailmau, G0; Deon D Acosta, Mexico; Edward Murphy, city. Mrs J \ Curtis and child, do; Jeff Shan non. Fresno; c Parsons, Boston: " Nu- gent, city; C Mcdowell, Globe; J F Tempe, New Mexico.
 RCss-C D Putnam and family, Riv- erside; J D Chambers, Boston; \ $ Hunter, Las Vegas; F Eusk, Boston; X C Cuhelles and family, sonora; J H EGddell. wife and child, Mrs T c Vim ton. Indianapolis, Indiana; Juan Blanco, Mexico, Ben Smith, Sacramento.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The CITIZEN Is authorized to state by Mayor Fully, that the old cemetery wall will be pulled down and disposed of as soon as arrangements can be made for doing It and for a proper use of the material for which the city has use. He furthermore states in relation to the nOn-impOundIng oi dogs, that the fault lies entirely with the Poundruaster. who has been neclectful of his duty, for instead of giving 1t the needed attention he employed his time in the taking up and impending of cattle, horses, mules and burrUs, and then without giving due notice dIspOsing of them by sale sto the great injury of the richtful owner. Many of the animals in question were unlaw- fully taken up. It was to prevent such work as this that be justly nte-ceded and at which the pOundmaster took off, fence and refused to impound any dogs whatoyer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Mrs. A. !. Adams. the well known dressmaker at No. J06 Pennington street. announces, because of ill health, her determination Co sell ont her entire stock, consisting of trimmings, liIings, fixtures, run of custom. etc. Apply at the above number.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The rheuix Gazette says: Tom Sher man returned Wednesday from Silver Bell district-ffty miles west of Tucson and from whom we learn that the mines are looking better than ever. At the present time the whole district ia alive with miners doing assessment work for the year. He informs us that the fine shelter and water jacket has, by means that look suspicious on the part of some of the owners of the stock. been blown to pieces by giant powder. \ large number of mines have been bonded, and capitalists iD quest of cop per locations are numerous in that dis trict. Mir. Fish, of Tucson, is a large owner of mines iu that section, and has recently bonded a large group to par tles from the East
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
You Who Lead Sedentarr Lives.

will find great relief from constipation, headache, nervousness by taking Sim mons Liver Regulator. It Is a simple, harmless, vegetable compound, sure tO relieve you and can do no injury. Per sons of sedentary habits often suffer with kidney affections. If they would maintain the strength of the digestive organs and improve the quality of the blood by taking the Regulator, 1t would restore the kidneys to health and VirOr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The Voiuue- of the WEEsLT begin with the first Number for Jluuary uf each year Wher no time is mentioned % wIu be understood that the sub-c-Iher wishes tO commence Wlth che Number next after the receipt of orlier.
 The la-t Fo1r Annual Volumes |. { HtEpEE's Wr-KLT. iu neat cloth bIndiug wiIi be ssnt by mall. pos age paid tpruvi ed the freight doe not eXceed one dollar per volumel. for S5 oI Des volume.
 Cloth Casss for each volume suitable Tor binding wlii be sent by nail. rOstpsid. e1 "a re-ut of co eacn.
 Remi-tan cs should ba made by pu-totc ce Money Order Or Draft Co av ,id chance of l0-s
 Newspapers ale not Co copy this adTe l--nlef without the cEy-rs= ord sr Of HAEFEE a bEOIH CTS Adrress HARPER a BROT HEkS.
 dacI1w New iarz-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
FirSt-CIaSS Dental Work

gebasa ls-re stock of teeth and every shade -,, e,r--.+ from hence teeth made at his laD1ra- ,,-, @-s-,ot be detected from the natural taetr ,rf can be worn wlth perfect ease and comfort .1f bs u-ed for all purposes of mssticaCoE. -Ias had over e years practice and Is couVsrsluI yifb slI late improvements in the art.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
ONE BOTTLE FREE.

Regular >IJe Bottle of Ether luvI-or-.s- sent free Co show the wonderful prOpeItie1 C- the greatest inytgOrator known to modern SCIeut1sfs- State symptoms, age. 1T married. etc.
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrnnEe plg- r1cut- ID tho same manner as they WuCld cl.- ploy their family hysician.
 SIiICIESI SECRECY MAINTAINED Call address, DIR. LIEBIG & CO. No. a1 Gcary srroet, corner Mason, San Francisco. t'sl. ff f.ufr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

sumption, Diabetes, Br.ght's Disease. Jsundlcs Insanity, etc. ExcssSes. non-use. Abuse. tnhsIil. ed Weakness, halnutrItion. Splnll and cersbrlt complaints bring on the above fatal diseases. Debility and seminal weakness ohstruct the ilU. pOrtant and necessary acts of hfe and taeir aIl- goyments. Cures Guaranteed Dsseazes of rl.- genitO urinary organs. kidneys. Iver and E'.ii- der a specially. The many complaints sCd ois- eases Of women speedily cured; consultation 1f n- Llr h. L..- rr.-.- lr.ll
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Fresh fish from California sells in the Tucson market at forty to sixty cents per pound. Fresh fish from Guaymas retails at abO1t one fifth of the above figure. Cal fornia fsh arrive in the morning. Guaymas fish in the after noon. Mir. Jos. Sresovich is the leading fish dealer in town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
New Scenery for the Variety Theatre.

New Scenery for the Variety Theatre.
 The management of the above threatre IS bringing a new play entitled Tucson by Gaslight' on the stage next Monday night.
 It will be given with e strong cast and entirely new scenery, with the painting of which our local artist L.ouis Enricht is at present busy.
 One of the new scenes Is a correct representation of our Church plaza with the bell tower and cathedral in the back ground, which judging by the artistic execution with which It Is finished will make a valuable addition to Levin's stage and will by itself be a great attraction to many to visit the already popular show.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The Pioneer News Depot has made a travelling advertisement out of the horse ridden by the paper delivery boy, by covering him with a tell tale canvass that exposes the whereabouts of old Santa Claus headquarters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Don t have badly decayed teeth ez- tractei, when you can have them treat cd and built up and made to last for life, by Dr. Gladwin, Dentist. 3l6 Con- gress
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Cspping and Restoring Teeth

With gold. by process invented aDd prepared by himserf. H. long experience rendsrs he ssrvics= valuable In the treatment of cElldrHu teeth, Teeth ert-sctsd without pain. All ~c,k warranted fElt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Considerable macl linery has been ordered lately for the mines contiguous tp pteuix.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
December Iith, lSS:

Advices from Greaterviile report con siderable excitement over copper dis cOveries in that section of the noun tains The new finds are sud to be m usually large and rich, and Of which more will be heard anon. The town Is remarkably quiet at present, most of the miners being m tie surrounding hills busy with their assessment work for the present year. Some little placerlnc IS done, but not much on account of scare ity Of water, the men employed at tue business being generally MeXIcaus. The public school is hourishIng, and the people, as a rule, are prosperous and doing well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Mr. F. l.. Wetmore has succeeded m making a fine specimen Of tile plpe from clay found in the vicinity Of Tue son. To all appearances the p'p' IS as good as the imported and can te manu- factured for abolt one-twentle b the cost of that bouRhi elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

On weighing the Life Guards it was found that the heavy weights had lost and the light weights had gained during the Egyptian campaign.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
EDEN-

TOOLE-In tucson. December I-tr. tD tbe wife Of Col. J. n. Io1la. son TULLI-In Tucson. December %. ro the wife Of r R. Iu.ly. dauchter. RfSDViCH- -Iu Tucson. EcceE.ber Ii, to the wife of Joseph Sfa-ovich. a son.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
RatOn Coal and COkIns Co. and IriHi-
 dad Coal and Cskins Co.

We are now prepared to deliver coke of superior quality in lots to suit mot less than a car load at any point on the lines Of the 4. T. k $. F.. $. F., and N. NJ. < A. railroads. We claim for our coke that it Is unsurpassed by any now in use, and much lower in price. For particu- lars apply to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

A group of PapagO Indians treated themselves to a feast Of CruRymas oys- ters by sucking the green empty shells that lay piled up m front Of the haiSoH Doree restaurant thls morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The Head Centre Consolidated Min ing Company, Of Tombstone, are offer ing the following prices in cash for ore delivered alongside of a fair wagon ac anywhere within three mIles of the courthouse at Tombstone: For Sah ore S6 per ton; S35 ore S7 j0 per ton; Sio ore Sl0 per ton; S4j ore Sl3 j0 per ton; $50 ore ST per ton; S15 ore 80 per ton. and for SiOO ore Sj3 per ton. The assay values of the ore will be deer mined by battery samples. The mlll company will pay all expenses, bat no ore win be bought in lots less than one ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Snlenhid Rnfh RnnmS-

The Tucson Bath Rooms, south Main street just refitted in tirst-class style. Hot, cold and shower baths at all hours. Price 25 cents. ADAM SANDERs, PrOp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Dsi. BINTIE~ Kidney Remedy Nepii- reticum. cures all kinds Of Kidney and A-l.....- Complaints GOuorrhUa. Gleet, LeuCurr .... For sale by all druggist-: si a bottle, six tYrr fer f5.
 DIR INVITES Dtndelion Pills arc ..- best and cheapest DysPep-fa and BiliioU- gr-. in the market For sale hv all Iruggrsf=. .s....a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The United Worlmen, m their com ing ball on the twentieth instant, prom ise to outdo their good eforts Of last year m a ike direction. The building they will occupy, the new store of Ar. Leo Goldschmidt, Is even larger than the Opera House, and being more cen trally located will toe largely patronlzed- An elegant supper for one hundTei cou- ple has been ordered, and will be pre- pared by the famous caterer, Pro oPsalfl The Sixth Cavalry band, the best music in the country, has been engaged Tor the occasion. IL will bo the ball of the sea- som
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
.HenIeIIIpS
DR IIEBIG 400 GEARY STREET I'LL IiGe, San Francisco.

CONTINUES TO TREAT sue.
 V sessfuliy by Homeopathy eT-
 cry form of Special or Chronic
 Disease without mercrrv OF
 nauseOus drugs. DIR. LIEBIGr9 INVIGORA1OR Is n pOsitiy.. and permanent euro for Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility, Lost Manhood. Vital Ex
 hlustfOn, and all the terlble rs- suits of abased nature, eXCess and youthful fOllies. The Doc tor w1u agree m writing Co fore feit Sl.OO0 for a case that be ur- dertakes and fails 70 cure. 4sE reason thousands cannot - cured of Seminal Weaknoss .1. the above disegses is Oync t1 - complication called Prost1c1ri- hea. which requires @ sper,it remedy. DR. LiEBlG'> x te- NiGORATOR. No. 9. is a Sp6c-Al cure for Prostatorihsa. Pnce 0i either lnvigoratOr. s2 par hoft.a. or bottles Sl0. Sent Co any st-- dress securely covered from 1u- seryatiOu. Seminal Weakness and Pr0statorlhea dTtir ylldig from the body and cause uumrr- ous diseases that baiha ortlrary medical treatment. IT aIiavat
 O continue. the unnatural lrss lffecr= ths vital organs. which gf.a1-.s- usss- -uvIufr Iraasl.- can.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

With his usual energy and enterprise Nr Leop ido Carrillo is pushing ahead his Mesiila and Main street improve ments and will soon have in readiness for occupancy two new 6iI40 foot build iugs suitable for stores or almost any kind Of business. His new building on the corner of Main and Mesilla streets VII b. pushed forward to completion as soon a t Q bids nC W out for the carmen ter wo, k hlve been received and decided up p,n. W'eu ralshed the buildings will be ole ed for rent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Dr. 5. F. GladWIn, DENTIST
From San Franc SO.

HAS OPENED OFFICE AND LABORATORY I l in Buehman's neE block. No. sii tJ--t street. adjoining the photograph eai4rry. F1-.e be IS prepared tOd0 all kinds Of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
HARPBR'S PERIODICALS.
Fer Year

q ARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE Ll-
 BEAKY, One Year 5- uEmbers .-.---.lp e Postage Free Go all -uL--ribsrs in the nited A--l.. -.- l---.-L-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Brewster Cameron Lad a long exami- nation in the Dickson case Thursday,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

T. r. Hopkins, last year connected with the Prescott Herald lately of New York city. is going Co the city of Mexico to engage Iu business.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

At Leadyille, Colorado, such prof ciency ID smelling has been attained that ores are now reduced for SS per ton. Some smelling firms are said tO be taking contracts at figures still lower.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

MT. Harry Pateman, the efficient mu- sical director of the Tucson amateur, has been engaged aS bookkeeper by the well known house of W. E. Hooper % Go. of this place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

A Papago Iniun, the only honest one of his kind, was employed by one ei our citizens to cut wood yesterday. Alter chcpring at the wood for about Gn hour he demanded a dollar. and upon being told to first complete hIs work made himself scarce and tbe citizens axe went nifb him
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

turnal Emission, Aversion to SocIety. Dlul-e-- of Vision Noises in the Head: the vI'al tu4- passing unObseTved in the urine, and many other disaasee that lead to insanity and t-at--
 Dk. MlNIlE VIII agree Co forfeit Five LI1. d-ei puilars for a case of thls klnd the s''-i Restorative under his special auvIco and treqtrnen-l will not cure, or for anything lulI--. or injurious found m It. DIX MlNIIE trai.e ali Privnfa Diseases successfully without lle.- cury. Consultation free. IhOruugh eXamlDs. tiru and advice including analysis of urirr, S5.0O. Price of the Vital Restorative, s3lo a bot tle or four umes the quantity. 5000; -eLt to any address upon receipt of price or C. O. ID. secure feurn observation and Iu priFa-e ui.ll, |. . 4. U
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Scores of wort hle-s and influenced savage CUTS are permitted tc infest the streets to the danger of those beng out after night fall. For while t seemed as if the poundma7tcr was going to do his duty and rid the ci1y CT its ub- nOXiOus pests. Most probable le would have done so had be been permitted, but he was hampered not only by tLe owners of mangy dogs, but by the City Council who, as report has itsfedred that in do ing hIs duty, be was showing excessive zeal, consequently he was forced to let up on the dogs and contiue his attention tO an inofiensive bCrTo that would occa- sionally be found m a vacant lot making q meal on old boots and empty fruit cans and even for these an attempt UGs made to defraud him out of his legitimate fee.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church take this method of thanking the ladies and gentlemen who so kindly assisted in the performance of PinafOrs. To Mr. Pateman, who SO ably conducted the orchestra, Professor La Mar, band master Sixth Cavalry, Mrz. Carr, Miss PiersOn, MT. Stiles, Ar. Hawkins, 9lr. Frye, pr. HoiDrook and Mr. Prince, who took the principal parts, and the chorus, as well as all others who as- sisted, we are under many obi ationE for their kind and generous assistance.
 THE LADIES GUILD.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

s,--ls ch7lcest fresh fruits at Lake. ''-ls'r1ng < Co.'S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Mhnlr.nIc MarLe- pricc..

Veget lbles -Potatoe~ s 2502 75 e cwt; onlous, S&; cabbage, Si: beans, Sj 5Ogj 5).
 Fruits-Aprles t' box, S2 5ou2 D; lines, 7jc e 100; lemons. g; oranges, s JO,
 Produce-Bultyr by barrel, 31c ij ib; iiIkin, 32l sc; tubs, a5'; cheese, horse mans, I1c 10; Star, l6isc dairy, Ice; Young Americr. Igr: CEg-, California, Slj = case uf 50 dog; eggs, Kansas, Slu,
 Meats-Sprirg cmckets, S1 5G t dog; chickens, SlO Jn t} doz; turkeys, S27fs 42 per dog; duck, S7 5rUlJ.
 Hay Arizona lGalle,EL Slj . ton or S2 t) bale; California, S2j = ton pr S2 5lft3 JO peI ha'e.
 Bariey-Whole, g 15 cvt; crushed, S3.
 The fore -oiug prices wor. obtained from Mr. C. T. Erlsham. ou Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
Great English Remedy

Is a ueTer-fall1ng cure .iOr Nervous Debil,v 'Exhausted NlTaiAIy
 Seminal " a kua
 .SpcrnaturrhHG LOS
 MANHOOD, imDo1sr-
 Icy, Paralysis, Prosr-tar-
 .rhug and all the terri hle effects of self Abuse. youthful tCIie-
 land excesSos iu nature
 years such gF .1-s 1s Memory. LassitUie No-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

e -FstsSz>eSS- all ID. IoItll.s s'iAa-f.a WEAENFzss I,fPOrEyCY and lost manhood cap p-1e- Itively be cured. The sick and afhictsd should not fHil to call upon him. The Doctor has tray eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor
 oughly the ths various hospitals there, obtaining
 a great deal of valuable information, which hs is counpetent to Irnpart to those in need of his .=sIat-. DR. GIBBON will make no charge uu- es- ta. tffects a cure. Persons at distEuce iAi Hr CURED AT HOME All eommnnica- iar. -.-lr.ly confidential. You see no one buf l.. Doctor. Persons writing to the Doctor VIII .'..-. --ar- the name of the paper they see this .....--l. ..llent ID. Charges reasonable. Call or s-s.s. Dr. J F. GIBBON P. O. box 75. Tucson ,r.vora- Send Sl0 for package of medicine
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Patents received Friday at United States Land Office for deiiyety on re- tr~n of duplicate receipt on mining clalms: Silver Moon, Sierra del AmOle mining districr; Wisconsin, Mountain Queen, l. \. L., Hartford mining dis trict: Frazer River, Justice, Pima min ing district; Yellow Jacket, Orc Rlauco miuing district; Mammoth. Whale, Swissh-lm mining district; Silver Girt, GuusiCht, Eastern, Morning Star and Crescent. Gunsight mining district.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The building of railroads through Arizona ias made a demand for horses of all kinds. "PiuGs" which formerly had little or DO value are BOW worth from SD Co S7J per head, and even the "rUs-lers are pot above confscatiug such animals and driving them out of the rerrlt0rv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

The officers of the Union Pacific road have furnished tine following statement of tue actual earning and expenses of the whole system ten months Co Octo- ber 3lst, 1881 and lSS3 Earuings for 1881. S2l, ,7fS.5-3; I,s3. S'5.OS2.27L Ex- peuses for lo-I. SILily,j59; lSS2. =l2,- 9S3,5ij. Surplus earrings 1881, Sll, ,329,- OIL. 1882, Sl7,C,S, ,73i.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

1ir. 4. A. Alexander of the Black Warrior and Prince mines, Peck district, started Wednesday for San Jose, Cali iOrnia. He will pass a couple of months in the Golden State. after which vaca- ton period he will return here and use his best endeavoFs Co develop our min eral resources. Mr Alexander k gen tleman m every respect. We wish him a pleasant visit and good luck.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

Therels DO longer any eZruse for any one Co wear artificial teeth that do not fis their mouths, when they can have q perf-c. tit made by D-. Glaiwin, dentist, 3l6 Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

n kaaruy Streaf. San FraI 7laCU- V--- SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on apphcsuou Hi letter stating symptoms, sex and age. toun.u nicatlous strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Affidavit of " J Osborn relative to the mode of procedure Of the City Conn., cil Of Tucson during the year 1872 with regard tO the deeding of certain city lots.
 Affidavit of assessment work done on the Quartz mine. in the Papago district, for the year lSS2, by John Fraser. RGeorge l. Field to Jessie and O F 1shburn, Fields ranch, in the Son oita vallev, for one year from the Sth of De cemhcr, oue-third of growing crops.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
F.0 the Unfortunate.

sOs PENNINGTON sT
 mUCsON. ESTABSIE-
 ledin 1894 for ths treat ment of Sexual and ScU inai Diseases. such u1 .GOSORRHEA. ~ EEE
 STRUCTURE. SYPHILIS il all fla forrua ErsrFaa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-19
The Office of the City and Suburban
Railway Robbed.


Sometime before dsybreak Yesterday the
office of the City and Suburban Railway
line, corner Of Anderson and Whitaker
streets, was entered by bold burglar and
robbed. The discovery was not made until
about six o'clock. Entrance was effected
from the rear window of the General Mana
gers office, and evidently by some one
who was familiar with the inside arrange
ments of the several offices. After getting
into the office, the thief proceeded to the
desk in the main Office, which he forced
open and took therefrom the contents of
the conductors pOcketbooks, amounting to
about $24. In the drawer were also several
envelopes, containing in all over S22, which
probably escaped the observation of the
thief, or he was In too great hurry to
examine further. There were also large
number of street car tickets in the drawer,
and they were undisturbed About the time
it is supposed this robbery was perpetrated
Mounted Policeman Allen Jones was pat
rolling that section Of the city, and met
white man on Anderson street, near Dray
ton, going eastward. He accOsted the man
and asked him what he was doing out at
such late hour in that locality, and the
fellow replied that he had been drunk,
and had wandered out in the vi
cinity and fallen asleep under a
stoop. He had just walked up
nothing suspicious about the mans actions,
and as his story was not improbable, Police
man Jones did not feel justified In arresting
him. 1t was quite dark when he encoun-
tered the man, and he could only see that
he was white man, though It is possible he
might identify him should he come across
him. About six o'clock Policeman Jones
heard of the robbery. and on his return to
the barracks at half past six he reported the
matter, and also the fact of having met a
white man in the neighborhood some time
before. During yesterday search was made
for the supposed thief, but he could not be
found,