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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
The District Court.

Judge Sheldon directed the officers to open the court Monday morning at l0J5 o'clock. The bar was we'll represented.
 The cuk called the list of grand jurors, as puhiisbedia the CITIZEN of last weeL, and the gentlemen took their seats in their corner. They were ex- sminei as Co their irqualfcations by Dep uty District Attorney Campbell
 The petit jury were also called and examined.
 The fourteen prisoners in the county jaiI were arraigned and given counsel pro temp1rs as follows;
 An Mo. grand iarceuy; r. W. Gregg, attorney.
 Neal Deviue, obtaining money under false p-stences; N. J Walsh, attorney.
 N4nue. Bruno, horse thief; I. L. Stiles, attorney.
 JE- B-yson, assault to commit mur- der.
 LG. Hoffman. obtaining money under false pretences; L. II. Franklin, attor- uev.
 JG. HucEe, sviuiling. - attorney.
 - TCmuy, -; W. H. Suivel, at- torney.
 Wm. Wardior5, swicdhng; .
 T. Ho,zstetter, forgery; J. A Zabris- kie. attorney.
 Huau5 Franco, horse thief; James Busl, attorney.
 The civil calendar was then taken up.
 MONDAY. December 8.
 Grand Jury iapaneled and charged.
 Tnal j1rors excused til Tuesday at 10 0a.m.
 white-ide vs. Leyin-Ac; of comaas- sioue- approved.
 Harmon vs. Whi'e-Pl1intiH one week 10 fle hret
 Territory vs. DrUmmond. Carroll ct a. Stricken from calendar.
 U.S.A. Ts. WIlsoR-Set tor trial De cenbeg l1th. U. $. A. ". J. C. Tifany-Passed
 US. A. vs. c. Il. Lord-Passed.
 Territory vs. Jos Carrisoso Put on calendar.
 Hshe5 V. Tuly ct al, Qlinlin vs. Tally. OChoa S c., and Wiser vs. Han cock et s..--Set for trial December oth.
 1houTson vs. Lord-Lsave granted Co file amended answer Linjlev vs. RicharIsou-S.r ricken from calendar
 Mercer vs. Acebs5o. and Wilkins ct al. ys. Jeeui-Fe- Ready for trial Ga.v4is ys. McDauiel Judgment set aside and case dismissed. Gaz-msn ys. Santa Catalina Copper ! CO.-Set for trial December 18th. C-oH ys. Stevens Ready for trial. TucF0r Opera House Co. vs. Toole.- Leave granted tO file amended com ! p.aiut Fulton vs. Ful;on-Fapers referred to Court Commissioner. Hoffman vs. Fulton ct al.-Dismissed. NhIte-tIe Es. LesIa-lI0tiou to ] to vacate appointment Of receiver | denied Bateman vs- Leatharwood-set for ] tral Dec. s.l In ra contempt Of H. Dorn-Dis- 1 charged. Lord v=. Gooiuin-u Farley sEhs l. ] tu-ei Tor plaintiff Leave granted to . file amer iei complaint Defendant 20 days Co Eusver. TUESDAY, Dec. i.
 Trial ilry discharged till Wednesday. ,lete-s vs. Zines CT al. Change of venue granted 60 Cochise county.
 Wilkins 6 Starr vs. Jeenicke-Set for trial Dee. 1
 Account uf L. $. Williams. ex-c'srE, for SG1.3l approved. Account of L. <. Williams, ez-C.erk, for S533t1, approved.
 ". H. Te-tcoatt appointed steuogra- pher for the term.
 Adjourned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Members of Tncsnn Bar.

The follGwing Is the revised list o' the members of the Tucson bar:
 CC Stephens, Warner Earl. F M Smith, Alex. Campbell, $ Ainss. J A zabFiskie, Wm NJ Lowell. B F Hereford. wv Hoover, T D SEtterwhite.I R D Ferguson, NJ Walsh, John Haynes. T l. Stiles, J 4 Anderson. R J Monaghan. F k Miller, H SmIih, E B Pomroy, l. C Hughes, H Farley, $ Franklin, J C Perry, FW Gregg, r W ArRm, Wm J Osborn, Fl B Lighthizer, James Buell.. G H Oury, W H Culver. Ben Goodrich. Briggs Goodrich, O O Trantum, W Street, W II Stilwell. Ben Morgan and Thos Fitch, thirty-seven in all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
t-,aitin- the Grnnl Inrr.

The following are the prisoners, and their charges, in the county jail await ing the action of the grand jury, which assemblies next Monday.
 Manuel Bruno, grand larceny; Jesus Gouzlles, biEamy; Dan Allen, burglary; James DsviDe, grand larceny; Hilario Franco. grand larceny: l. c Hoffman. obtaining money under false pretenses; An No, burglary; Audronlco Tisnada, grand larceny; Emanuel Hochsladter, torge-X; Manuel Jose. petit larceny. Nestor Martinez grand larceny; Anto- mo Neiasquez, grand larceny; Jose \. Eari, horse stealing; ] Roberts, house. breaking; fourteen in an.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

To all who are suffering from the rr- TOTS and .-dIsore-i0rs us youth. nervous wea.resa, early decay, loss os manhood, etc, 1 wIll Ea1i a recipe that will cure you. free ct ca-rrs. This great remedy WIS discovered rv 70 missionary il South Auerlca. Send f-Eliressej en- yelopa to tna Rev. Joseph Y Tuman, StatInn D, Nov York City. a31-Iy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Notice fo- Publication
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
LOCATIONS

Sabina mine, five miles northeast Of Fort Lowell, by c 4 Elliott.
 Remnau: No. , mine. Qlii0toa mouu- tains, by Chas Ruff. V F Allen and S C Lewis.
 Remnant No. ] mine, Quiiotos m1uu- .ains, by Chas Ruf, V B Allen and $ c Lewis.
 Last Case mine, Quiiotoa uou1tains, by Y B Allen, c Ruff and S c Lewis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Prol,ate C,urf

Hon J s Woods ...... Probs-s Judge.
 SATURDAY, Doc. {. Estate o' Frank Carpenter. deceased. Application for letters administration.
 MONDAY. Dec. 8. Estate of John c. Taylor. deceased- Petition for letters of administration filed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Accident at iht Detroit Company's
 Kline

Csri1r: A pecUlirly sad and ;aial uCcia.ut occurred SC Clurch's mine on the UoLIn- of Nov Lbe5 23i, whereby Jual Luna, Mexican, was killed by G blast of giant rgwo5E A. seven o'clock when tle wel were starlls- to work, the foreman. 1ir. Alexander Mclean, was dIstlbu,ilc tle powder, candles. etc. Ju6u Luus Was tse frs; man Co be sup- piled. He received three sticks 0f pow der. three caps and some candles. He lighted one Ci tL' candles and placed the caps aud powder iu the same hand and sta ted for tte interior of the mine. He had only g ua tiit eu or twenty feet from tte ma-aziue when the explosion occurred, killing Luna instantly snd mutilating him almost beyond rec0gul- tion. There were hirty or forty men standing within few feet of him, some of whom were knocked down and GOV cred vI.h blood and debris. The only wonder is that the cOucussion did not explode the large store 9f powder in the mas zine. which would have undoubt- eily killed every on" present.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRANK AND CLEAR.
Having Admitted the strength of the EVi- dcncc. an Eminent Physician Takes
 Logical Action-

Having Admitted the strength of the EVi- dencc. an Eminent Physician Takes
 Logical Action
 The following letter tells its own story The si-nut1re will be recognized as that of the Phy- sician-iu-Chief of the De Quncey Home. and author of "Dru-s That En-lave," The HyPo- dernic Injection of Morphine "A Manual Of Nursing" and many other popular and valuable speciaI medical works;
 igl WrsT TESTH STREET, !
 Nav YORK, August ll, !sso.l aIrssus. SE,BUEY X JOHNSON,
 Gentiemen-I.iks most of my profession. am cautious about piuninE my faith Co any ne~ medicine OF curative agent. But your BENsON's CAPlISE POROUS PLASTER has broken through tho barriers and won I,s way Co my good opinion. Myatteutiou was first called Co it some eight months ago by Q patient of mine AL though l WIS well acquainted with ;he superior excellence of your other plaster and autI-septlc dressing. made especially for the profession, the Benson was cOmparalFeiy ne" 20 iue- N-At heard. however. of its merits as a remedy in casas of Lame Back. Local RheumatIgm- Neu- ra...ia. Congestion of the Bronchial Tubes and Lunes. Dyspepsia and Torp.d Liver and the like affections and have sinco began Co experiment with it personally. ind BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER an exceptionally cieanly plas-er to use. and fapid in i,- action.
 Many tests of its qualities. made in my own family and among my patients have convinced me that there is no other single article SO valus- bic for popular use, nor SO helpful m the dis easss l ] ave named
 Should you desire Co do SO. you may Use my name tc that effect. Very truly yours.
 IT, II. KANE A. M. M. D. The genuine have the word CAPtINE cut in the center. Price @ cents.
 Seahury & Johnson. Chemists. New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

EDIroE CITIZEN. From reliable source II Is learned that "Long Neck Charley was ID no manner implicated ID the late tram robbery. His name is probably advanced Co throw the scouts of the track. A.AB BEAN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

GRANnF. Nnv

NAsA OTIlNDE, NOV ". EDITOR CITIZEN; I noticed il the CITIZEN an article representing ne as resurvsying the county line be-ween Pima and Pima countlas, which is not so. Please correct and oblige
 PAUL RrECSER.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Origin of the word Mississippi.

From tLa Mslazlue of American Hist1ry.l
 The Mississippi IS a good instance of the variations through which some names have passed. It's original spelling. and the nearest approach to the Algon- quin word, "the father Of waters" Is Neche Sebe, spelling still commonly used by the Louisiana creoles. Ionti suggested Niche Sepe, which IS some what nearer to the present spelling Father Laval still farther mOdernized 1t into Nichispi. which another father. La- bat, softened into Misispi, the first specimen of our present spelling. The only changes since have been to over load the word with consonants. Mar suette added the first and some other explorer the second G." and so 1t re- mains m France to tlis day, with only one "p.' The man who added the other has never been discovered. but he must have been an American, for at the time of the purchase of Louisiana the name was generally spelled in the colony with a single "p."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
RuSinaSs IneaIs

For thorough watch repairing go to W. E. Rowland, 2G2 Congress street. Watches sent by mail or Wells, Fsrgo's Express, promptly attended to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

At @ recent temperance meeting iu Boston 6 thrifty old lady observed that she knew something of the evils of rum. "I have buried three husbands. and all were hard drinkers. But I am glad to ss@, she continued, that l didn't fight with them. As soon Rs l found they w1uld drink 1 got them to insure their lives heavily and let them go ahead. Al. mel each one of them died from the effects of hqu0r, but hanks be 10 kind Prov deuce. each death netted me a clear Sl0,Q00."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

Steel dies, monogram. lettering and fancy eUcravIngs skillfully executed by E. Peterson, with !. A. Turner * Co. jewellers. T1cson. dec4-lm
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

Wilkins < Shotwell do not buy hans and bacon by the ear load. Get a fresh supply every week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

On writing of military titles ID the west, a San Francisco journalist is re- minded of the visit of the English lord to Sacramento during a session of the Legislature many years ago. His lord chaperon introduced him to Colonel J. \. NcLnffy, General Wright, Con- n1iore Farragut, Colonel Gitt, General Allen, AGjutant- General Drum. Colonel hewen, Major Jack Stratman. Colonel Bowie, General James A. McDougal, and SD on, when his loriship asked him: Lad, is this hotel, or is ii bloody old forts'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
M Nl nn.r.I.I-I,rr-.,LN,.

Having been -ur-".l aI "..r- 70. 'HH ..-|. lo=uifgi= s1ah..- u- -. -.a". sl f-.--.. f1'- hi wIrh exc. ..r- r.-l.--. ] ..-. .r--.rs .s understood tl. i..rHt r---r. fH perform lH- .u--. blIlra-. rl .s have -.--...H..l- cor -.rara - urI power. , ....a. nr -H .. -sl--.a. i- successful Physician and ~lr-Hl. rHH-Hs-...
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

a FREE TO "A M G-s7hf- Coi--ei E1--E7ir-
 CA rf1n snesnt i- Scene i-l newly st'7s-a- ~ NzyEsyF-la Taa.eg. aal, tas laf-s 1sN is-.lt ~ Cntl-s-s rf Naa1r.- haoks aat -11is E -a h1i-l V Nrs M REDDTNs eco. As.,. Fl,s.-.s ll ,s,a tlrsr, 51 Brcadsay SsN Y-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
sIsCELL,NEoUs

PE1TsI ILF-Af Ne-si.a. No4-r.b-- -.. r.,I. Jo-
 ~-p1 t-. .f.r. formerly of Lawrence Ea1-a-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Whole Tickets. g. u1If IirLri,. >'.
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Remit money 0- Bank D-lf. .1 ie--.-. .- v tyrrsss. ON Nr SEND Ht i.ri~ l-..fN LETTER UE Pl~Iyr sI'E DstLE. aa- the- notice. ORDERS n. - ..r
 Euu ss can hs sent .- .r- rE-.H-'. a.. orders G. J.. q DD -L1-. tHl..r. -a. .- ~. .rr ro " L. lE Gie w. Agent. Ton -..-- t-- rura .Ir-f -.r..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Wanted

EMPLOYMENTBTAMA MAN OF THOROUGH Classical Educ4'ior. is @ rapid and correct Ac- eourtaut. aa efficient Bookkeeper. good core spoadeut and 6 successful teacher. satisiac- tory refereaccs and reconmeudatioas -uaran- tsed. Please addre=s ". SHELTON care ot CITIZEN oeiee, Tacson. Arizoua.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
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All app.yI-- n" r" VI. f-."IF' Hf .' Culuitr Of tr..r con. r.... No .-I.-.r I-.r- .1ll cua-s.-.. !. rH-.-lv. eur. .r .r.-g ta-. uuIeIts Ss sT tH-'a.. -f.#.. ..----..'... .u H' urs tr bF letter a-. -.I. u-.7..'' .larce- reasonable. L..-".... t.1s..-..r. .H-.. ne rlud.u. cI I.-1 cal aa- a.--..r.. .-aH. 1ra'g 0i ur -s. and .v..a- -.. s... .. .. arIr.--
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

William and Mary College. of Vir- Ciuis, has closed it's doors, having but one student at the beginning of this school year. Next to Harvard, this was ths oldest college n America. having been founded in 1893, and was the only one that received royal charter Among the most eminent men educated in its walls were Washington, Marshall, Randolph, Tyler, Breckinriige snd General Scott.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

- Ttr i'---ar- .--. %e}AS s.li March ll. -s. ,-.l k year: 2-t pas. --El-- S inches. with over $500 VsA--<5sg iilustrlt.Ou,-a v.a I.-
 s.E tlre gallery. Gives whole. saIevrices direct C. clTsaa.s-e oI a.. - for personal or family Use. I,s llH to order, and gives exayt cost oi every thiu, vou use, eat. drink, Wear. or have fun with. These invaluable tsin information c.,lu-l from t.s ar kc:s of the world Nevl-. ra..- Free Go any aIdre-s rr. .l r..'.. g.. post.-e-- cents. L,tL- l.a- .- '
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
PRIVATE BI-PTs,tgs.

26 Esarnv street. >aJ frHuri.s4, t1l. ESEABLISHt D FOB THE !. IlNIIlII MD SPEEDY CURE OF tHGlri. E. u.--
 OUSAND -pEsIAL II .-s--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

Toys Of all descriptions at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
Yo11nC Men

Ard WlUDL.-sGE TN. a.. ... a- from the gtect- Ur ioI..'-. .a--r.-
 CAL DEBILITY. i1ro-FS.E I.e N'sd. H confusion Uf i.a-. H..l tI .-- ...- -l". .f -. ety. de-po1t l.f. I.n UE ." l.". -'- 70. memory. fregl. -y u- ulH- a.
 ber that by l cor. ...a .tlH- u. -.r....-- ". F curative power. U.r Doctor rs- -H rr..r-" ..- treatment that .t a..l not .l.. a.-.-i .H ..a'.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
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December ~chcmr-

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
THE EXPERT SPECLALIsT.

DR. ALLEN. AS Is WrTL KNOWS I- A
 IJ regular rlIG--aI i-g- .i-. d. E0wdolu Co .lr.rs aHd J-lrHr-l.s of .-..... Re hos deyor.I a lifetime ts tHH -u.. ."r treatment and -.-e Dt lf-aH-.- l.... ..- ...
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
DR.ALLEN'S

f-C..-lTCCMz t.-1l s.-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08

Has been a councilman befor He helped 10 make the first city charter, and has been one of Tucson's most pubic spirited ciuzens. He is a republican in politics and has lived in Tucson four teen years, during winch time he has built mp his immense news business. He once refused to accept an appointment from Judge French as court commis- siouer. Nr. Mansfield will make au ex- cellent councilman, and will always be found working ID the interest of the city and sHe people.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
Minnehal,u Lodge OF Good TempIars.

The regular meeting of this lourishing
temperance organization was held ON last
evening at Marni's hall, and was very largely
attended. The meeting was in many respects
one of the most important held by the lodge
for long time. Several new mombers were
initiated, and the applications for member
ship Of very largo number were read. After
the initutory ceremonies the lodge entered
upon the election of officers, with the follow
ing result; Mr.. A. Garfield, W. G. r.; Mrs.
Nettio sanford, w. " r.; DIR. w, b. Young,
w. K. s.. Miss j, f. Pywell W. A. s.; Mr. A.
ka6trom, W. f. 81 Miss Mary Calico, w. ~;
Mr. =. G. Checks, w, O. Mr.. Samuel IL,
Chase, w. NJ; Miss Kittie Darnall, w. d. NJ;
Mrs. Li2lio NJ. Blaine, w. L. g.. and Mr..
Jos. A. Burroughs, w. O. s. The installation
of the officers will take place next Tuesday
evening at Marini's hail. in public The
friends of the lodge and the public generally
National Republican., 1883-08-01
QUE WAITER SUPPLY.
Annual Report OF MAI. g. i. Lydcciser, I'm
Charge of the Washington Aqueduct.


Mai. Garrett J. Lydccker, in charge Of the
Washington aqueduct, has presented his an
nual report to Gen. II. c. Wright, chief Of
engineers. U. S. A., in which, after stating
that he assumed charge on the twelfth of
August 1852, and that the operations have
been, in general, of the customary routine
nature required for the proper maintenance
and distribution of the water supply and the
care and preservation of the aqucduct and its
accessory structures, he says: To maintain
the water supply during the period of low
water in July and August, 1882, an extra force
was employed at the Great Falls in reopcning
aud building temporary dams from the head
of Conn's island by which to divert, in part,
the flow of water from the Virginia to tho
Maryland channel, and thereby maintain tho
water to the height of the dam likewise, in
the months of December and January, IL be1
came necessary for the samo purpose TO keep
n force at work during the extremely cold
weather cutting and breaking ice, by which
! the flow in and through tho Maryland chan
mel was impeded. Incidental repairs to the
several bridges fences, culverts, and dwell
ings were also made.
Considerable work in improving the aque-
| duct road was dono, and continuing the mac
adam surface towards and on the Falls divis-
ion; to this end the contract for broken stone
lnuuo Dy NOl. NHScy Wlln w in buNlluE Nho
applied. The contract closed November Id,
| 1889. the amount of stone delivered being
| 1,01254 cubic yards During April, May, and
June this work was continued, the stone for
| it being gathered from the adjacent country
and broken and distributed by hard labor. In
| this manner 2,235 cubic yards of stone were
applied. temporary wooden stable was
erected at Rock creek bridge. During the
year % new telegraph poles were put in place
of old dccayed ones. The four Gray's auto
matte telegraph instruments purchased in
1875 are badly out of order and have become
unreliable, and q telephone service instead is
recommended along the limo of the aqucduct.
| This should bo done before tho work of rails
| ing and extending the dam is commenced.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
On the tweuty-sixth of June the inlet of
water to the distributing reserv DIR was shut
of for twenty.four hours to measure the
supply of water drawn thcrefrom during that
period The quantities taken during each
| hour were as follows From g a. M to n.
m, 1,12S. $50 gallons;. to :, 9sG0lG gallons
to g. 1127,1si; o to 10, 1,12636l; 10 to IL,
1,125, ,471 II to ~, 1,265 lO0 IL III. to p. m,
9S3, 1Ol to 2, 75S,00S; 2 to 3, 1,29O,537; 3 to
4, 1,l2l, ,310 A to ., 1,l76 i02 3 to 6 $685. {;
to Z, 97S,960 Z to ), 002,2j2; too, ,145 ll3;
8 to TO- 9T6,5S0; 10 to H. l,ll5,515; IL to ~
m, 11l,557.
June 27-From 10 IN. to 1 a. m, S353ii
| gallons; ! to 2 a. M, 109,7l0; 2 to 3, 723,3OO;
3 to 4, S3i, ,1l4 to D. 81, ,65I; to & n. m,
| So, 300; total for twenty-four hours, 2l,3li,-
| 71j gallons. For the past ton years the aver
age daily outflow from the distributing reser-
! voir has been as follows:
National Republican., 1883-08-01
A Fire in "The Isepubltcan, Office.

The early risers and out-of-town subscrib
ers of The REPUBLICAN failed to get their
papers yesterday morning at the usual hour,
and there was a reason for it. Just rs the
last plate was nodded and the press was
about to start a very lively blaze was discov-
cred near the gas meterin a basement room ad-
joining the pressroom, and for a few moments
it seemed pr obable that the paper would not be
issued at all, Prompt action, however, saved
both the paper and the office. An alarm was
given to engine No. 2, near by, and the boys
soon had the flames under control. The ac-
tion of Chief Cronin and his men showed that
they not only know how to do their
work effectively, but judiciously as
well. A little want of care
on their part would easily have made it i'm
possible to start tho press at all. But no
water was carelessly thrown. Tho location
of the fire was ascertained, a stream of water
was turned on it, and it was soon extln-
guished, and the damage by fire was not
increased by damage by water as is too
often the case. By the aid of the chiefs
lantern, u few candles and the big reflector
from truck A, the press room was lighted
and the edition run OF! in good shape, though
Il little late This is the first time the present
management have been compelled to call
the fire department to help get the paper out
aud although the boys rendered excellent
service, we trust we shall not be compelled
to invite them in again.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
EDWARD CAVERLY s. CO.,
Plumbing, Heating, g. VentiIatin g
1928 NEW YORK AVENUE.
CtUPREME COURT OF THE THE UNITEI
- STATES.
NO. SI2 OCTOBER TERN, 1852
IL. X. BOOTH, PlRintT In Error,
vs.,
JOHN NJ. rLERNAN.

Mr.. w. A. Mnury, in behalf Of counsel for tho de-
fendunt IN error, suggested tho death Of Edward r.
BoOth the plaintiiin error IN this cause, ana moved
tho Court for order, under the fifteenth rule, TO
make the proper representatives parties. Where
upon IL now hero ordered by the Court that unless
the proper representatives OF the said Edward H.,
Booth, deceased MS aforesaid shall voluntarily be.
parties Within the first ten days Of the ensuing
term ~ this Court the defendant IN error shall be- en-
Titled to have Tho writ of error dismissed; provided
that copy OF this order shall be printed In some
newspaper AT the sent OF Government OF general cir
culatlon, Tor three successive weeks nt least sixty
days before the beginning of the term of the supreme
Court next ensuing
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Test! JAMES II. MCKINNEY,
ISeAL Clerk Supreme Court United States.
7TH MAY, 1884 lylI.lSt