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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Severe Accident.

About nine o'clock this morning, Mir. I. F. Coppel, who drives an express wag on, met with quite a severe accident which will disable him for at least 8 couple of months. One of his horses had strayed, and he obtained vicious bronco from Mir. Samaniego to use un- til his horse could be recovered. In go- ing down south Main street this morn ing the bronco became quite unmanage- able and commenced kicking furiously. In it's ugly frenzy it kicked in the front of the wagon and broke the dashboard and one of its hoofs striking Mr. Coppel above hIs right ankle, broke both the bones.
 The injured man was taken to his home and Dr. Holbrooi was summoned to reduce the fracture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO F. J. SMITH. DANIEL CONNOR AND hereby notified ttat l have expended SlnO on The Forty Niu- uIne Ia the AnVaca Mining Di-- trIr- Pima c uuty. Al. zola. located f-5ruary 9f l--9. Als1 sZll on Inc Blue Jay miue. situst- sd tn the ArIvaca Mining District Pima County Arizona. locatcd tehrlary 9th. 1-ss. Alz1 Sl0l on The Golden Age rlire. situated iu the ArITa- ca Mining District Pima County Ariruua iocat- ci fetiruAry l4th. ISL ln order Co hold sAid premise under the prvosioa- of Section 2g3i Revised Statules ef the United states. being the amouu-s re4ulred Co hold -he same for the yea-s l--l la-l and l--- and if within % days after this nptce hy publication you fall refuse Co eontfltute your proportion uf such eIpeudltures a oo-cwne-s. your interest in said c aims VIII become the property of the sub cr1ber ur der sad ceetlon -s-i. JAMks n. IOOLE-
 Tucson, A. T.. February s5. 4. D. Isss. cd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO c. V. HAYES. OR THOSE CLAIMING l under him You are hereby notified that we have expended One Hundred Dollars m labor and improvements upon the StOneWau Jackson mining claim, situated in the Myers Mining D1-trct Pima county, A. IT.. in order Co hold sad premlses under the provisions of Section 2J-i Revised Statutes of the United States be- Ing the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 2l. tss2. And fl within ninety days after this notice by publica- bun you fail refuse Co contribute your pro portion uf such expenditure as owner of one hslf Of thls property. with costs of thi= adver- tl-eIaeut. your interest the said claim will be- come the property Of ths subscribers. under said sectIon Ei2g. Your proportion of said eI- penditure i- Fifty Dollars
 C. A. WADE.
 HENRY LANNERT. Myers Mining District, Pima county, A. T.. Jsn-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
NnnlnlOnS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. N AND FOB | Precinct No. One, Pima county, Territory Of Arizona.
 Leo Goldschmidt plaintiff, vs II. K.s-sL defendant. Before A. M. Bragg J. P. Demand. S24s 5O
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to IT, C. klesel. deiendant. You are hereby -ummnued and required Co appear before me at my Ctlcr. m Precinct No. I. county of Pima, Territory c' ArIzona on the 23t day of March A. ID. l-s5. 80 10 o'clock A. M. Co answer the comp plaiut o' tho above named plaintiff who demands of you thss you are indebted tO him m the cum of Two Hun dresi and FOrty-eight 50-t0O Dollars for zOo-is sold aad delivered by plaintiff to defendant and the rent of furniture from plaintiff hy defend ant. And if you fan to appear and and ansrer sad complaint ss herein required. the plaintiff will taks judgment against you Ns demanded and for the costs Of this sult.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of Janu- Ary, A. D. lss3. AM BRAGG
 jA-lWJt Justice of the Peace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Le6GL.
Application No. 2S3 for Patent for the
 Rurna tIsta Mining Claim
us. LAND OFFICE, TUosoS. AEIzoxA.

U. S. LAND OFfiCE, lJCs9Ss AklASNA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HI E ~ Santa Rita Land and Mining Company, by C. H. Lor,l. of Tucson. Arizona, its duly author ized agent. has applied for patent for lSo hnear feet of the Buena Vista vein. lode or deposit beariur coupcr with surface ground CD feet m ridth situated m the Amole Minlng District Pima county, ArIEona. more partlcliiariy aesI , survey. on t!e m this office. and desisnated as Lot No. q, as follows, to-Wlt;
 Commencing at the initial monument near the center Of claim SC pine post &fand tt. long m a mound ot stones. marked 'B. N-No. ], from which shaft AO. bears N. V degrss- t9 minutes F 10 ft dlstant and U. < M- M, No. I bears N. 7t degrees s7 minutes F.. 253 ft- distant
 Thence x. g degrees e minutes W. 750 ft. to the westerly end center post xi and ft. long, m a mound of stones. marked ''B. V. No .
 Thence N. degrees l5 minutes W. sn IT. to NV corner post 2xt and ( ft. long, ln a mound of stones marked B. No- 2.
 Thence N s2 degrees. i5 minutes r. l2s5 r. to intersection with the westerly end nne or the s.NeU Strike" NJ. C.. from which the NV corner N. S M. C." bears V 4i degrees T minutes F., ll ft distant and from intersection with the north side ine of the N. x. N. C. from which the NV corner bears @ deaTees g mInutes W, 2N ft, the NE corner post 2x4 and ft. long in a mound ot stones marked B. ' No. l. IS sdlstaut TO It.
 IhenceS. degress l3 minutes E- crossing the north side line Of 'N. \. H. C." at Ss ft Su ft tn the ea-terly end center post 2xi and ft- long. marked -'B. V. Ne. B."
 Thence continuing on same course SoO ft. to SE corner post Exi Ena tt. long ID mound oi stone-. marked -B. ' No. 6"
 Thence $. s2 deE1ees e minutes W. ED ft. Co intersection of S eide line of N. <. M. c" from which the SW corner of the IN. s. h. C." beAFs N. 6g degrees g minutes W. f75 ft distant, and i5OO fl. Co SW corner post 2I4 and ft- long. m mound of stones. marked "B. V. No. 1-
 Thence SO ft. Co westerly end center post No. 9 and pace of beginning; variation lS degrees minutes F.; containing lt-st acres, excluding s.72 acres embraced in the New Strike N. C. and no. claimed. Said claim being duly recorded in the Recorders office of Pima county. at Tucson, ATzona-
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole any portion of tke Buena Vista Mining claim Are required to present their sd- were claims in thIs office during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute
 The foregoing notice is ordered published for the period of 60 days (in consecutive w9eksl in the Arizona Citizen. IucsOn. A. r. a weekly newspaper designated as that issued nearest to said claim,
 HENRY COUSINS Register.
 First publication February II. 1888.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Nnfice of Fnrfeitnrr.

THE UNDERSIGNED BOUGHT ONE UN- ! divided half of the sO-eAlled Champion mine which IS the trst eastern CT -ension Of ne PsDagO mlne. Myers district. Pima county. aai has done one hundred dollars worth of work ol the same for the year ls,2. according Go the laF of the cOEntry. He calls upon ths owuef uf tfe other half. Mir. Ge0rge Hays or those who mlght claim under hIru Co pay. within ninety days frVn this date, the half of The assessment work. amounting Co if dollars and cost of adTsrti'- ing, and by failing Co pay, hls or thelr interest l the mine would be forfeited Co me
 FREDB BECK.
 Myers District. January @ Isss. .a2l 2lI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
\ Sale.

A. W. Mould telegraphed from Wash ingtOn to Charley Kirkpatrick yester- day. that he had sold a group of five mines owned by them for S50,0OO. Ten per cent. of the money has been paid down. The group consists of five mines of which the Black Point is among the most prominent. They are situated in the Santa Rita mountains, about four miles east by north of the Omega group. The mines are copper bearing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
HUNTER, CAss Co. DAKOTA,

DEAR SIR: l want you to send me a copy of your paper for I would like to subscribe for some good paper in Ari- zona. There Is a party of us talking of going down and settle in your country and get out of this cold climate-snow two feet on the level and thermometer forty below zero. I Ienclose stamps for a copy of your paper.
 How IS yOur country for stock and sheep and IS there lots of run for stock yet in your country. Please let me know and oblige me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Nnfice nf Fnrfeitnre.

ITO c. O. EvERETs. OR THOSE CLAIMING Il under him: You are hereby n9tihel tl-st VI the uader.irne5 have expended one hundred doilars in labor and improvements on ths bons zine, situated in the PstHSonia mcatsIns two nlles east of Soue1te valley snl one ena ha-I s0nu- located February ist laSt,, sald eTpezdi- turss ars one hundred dollars for the year of Isl and one hSudrs.i dollars Tor the year of ls- ths s-nonnt required 70 hold the same for ths ,..rs e,.Ing Dec-n Der slst. i5hi. and Decsm- ba- I9s9 and fl within ninety days after the no tio- bt publication you fsll Or refuse Co cont1b- .t. vozr pruportlOa of such expenditure as a cJ- vorker your interest iu the sad claim ulll bs- ,so ,s the property of the subscrlbers under sad a.-tion zs2G WILLIAM SLOAN.
 HENERI BkENNICk.
 WILLIAM GREEN.
 HarshA5. A. r. Jsnlary g. lsss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

The report that the dead mau found in the Santa RItas on the Tubac trail, was Jeff Moore, proves to be VI wthout foundation. Letters have been received by parties in this city, stating that Moore has gone to Colorado to visit rel stIves and that he has been heard from in Santa Fe. The identity of the nur- dered man is still a matter of doubt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Pre-empt!on Proof.

LAND CF-l'E AT tlt>'N. AhlA1NA
 February i5. IN-A. c. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Will - liam B. Marsh-m has t.ej notice Of h.s m tention to make hn d proof in support of his am. Soldiers aud Sailors Homestead No. C. and secu a tual entry thereof b fore the Julted states Land Ollcs at Tucson. Arizona on ne arh day of hsrrh. i-,3 at the hour of iI o'clock @. 10. for the Wts Of NWia of -f and Et- uf Nr Q of S 2l. T H x. KisE. G & < .; M. and names tLe following as his witnesses. VIZ. Hor- ace E. Smith. Conrad Nuudeiu patric R. Lee and George ]. R',sEru-e. of Tucson. Arizona. amt ] hereby d-s Lnate the Ariz1la CITIZEN @s a uewspApe published netre-r s4id claim
 HENRY COUSlN-. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES

Gold Cable, Quijotoa mts, Jana, Tho. Bowen, Michael Bowen, John Renshaw
 Rusty, QuiiOtoa mts. Jan 2 iHos Bowen, John Renshaw, Michael Bowen.
 Chance, HelvetIa, W A Hartt, J V Neigle.
 Ingersoll, TyndaI district, Feb l6. James Barrett, J Peterson, Oscar Ma,n- oltz.
 Lone Star, Silver Bell district, Jan z, J r Peterson, John Schoshusen.
 Ieclo, Santa Rita mountains, Jan 23 Teclo Lughan, A Oeho, Dolores TuIy, John 4 Dougheriy, each 37j feet.
 Co.umbIa, no district, Jan 6, Geo Craig Wm Brown.
 Copper rramore, Arivaca district, Feb B. I Powers.
 Lapover, Helvetia districi Dec 2s, " Witt, John Stidell,J J Melstilt.
 Only son, Tyndall district, Feb 8, J W Durand, J McArthur, Rob Kearon, T J Durand, J W kingsford.
 Brunswick, Silver Bell district, Jan :, J Pet" son, I Schushuson.
 Jack Henderson, Tyndall district, Feb 6, J W Durand, J McArthur, Rob kear- On, T Durand.
 Governor, Empire district. Jan 2l. c 5 Palmer, Wm Graham.
 Durazuo, Pima district, Feb 9, Max Werner, Thomas Ward.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Administrators Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF W. ! Gang. deceased.
 In the Probate Court. Pima County. A. T. NorIcs I- hereby given by the undersigned. gd- miui-i-tratur uf tus estate of W. Gang fecesss,d. claims against the sad deceased, Co exhibit them with tle necessary vouchers within four months after the hrst publica ion of this notice, Co the said administrator at lls place of bu-I ness, No. 3ll Congress street ln the city of Tue sou. County of Pima. A. T.
 IT, HUFFMAN Administrator Of the e-tate of w. Gsug de Cea=etl-
 Dated Tucson. February 2s. 1s,3. f-s itW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsON. PIMA COUSTY. IERRITORT OF ARIZOSA.
 Iannnrr ! I-..-

a1 'I'O G. ", HAYES. OR THOSE WHO MAY I clam under hIm an un' 'VIded ons-half ntar- est il the .oliowing described property; You ars hereby notified that we the owners have ex- pended one hundred dollars m labor and im- prOvemeurs upon the Monumental Mine. and the Monumental Extension Mine Myers inning hstrlct Pima county. Arizoua. bein yTthe slms property located January l. lsol. recorded m the Pima county Recorders office, book: :Df mining clRims F. page e. in order to hold sand premises under the provisions of Sec uon -s3t Revised Statutes of the United States, teI1- the amount required Co hold the same for the year ending Decem Der S1. lss2 and that we Lave contributed your portion thereof; therefore f within ninety days after service of thus notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such eIpenditure as co-own- CT with costs Of publication. your interest ir sad claim will become the property of the sub scriber- under said section Z52l. Your propor- fIou Of sad expenditure is one hundred fiollar-,
 HENRY LENNAkT.
 E l.. WOOD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

YOUNG MEN A HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE " effects of youthful folliss or iIdissretiou will do well to avail them selves of thIs. the greatest boon ever laid at the altar Cf suffering humanity. Dr. SPlhNEi will guarantee Co fOr- felt S-oO fer every sase of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MIDDLE-ACED MEN. There aye many at the age Of thirty to flTty who are troubled ~ith too frequent evAeuatious of the bladder. orfen accompanied by a slight smartins or burning sensation and a weakening of the systen m a manner the patient cannot Rc- count for. Ou examining the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be found. and some times small par1l eles Of albumsn WIll appear. or the color wiil be of a thia mIkish hue, again changing to a dark aud torpid appearance. Tkere many men who de Of this diEculty, ignorant of the ssuse which IS the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. \. VIII guArsnt ee psrfsst cure in all such eases, and healthy res toIAtlon uf the gsulto-urIusry orgsns.
 OEise Hoers-I1 Co ( and Co s. SsudEys. from N Co n .. n Consultation free. TlorousL cz- animation and aITlce. Ss.
 Call UT address
 BR. SgiNNEH d co.
 w-u No. n KsanT stI set San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Snnreme Conrf.

SATURDAY, March & Full bench present. Chas. F. Hine ct al. appellant, vs T. ]. Jefords respondent, and same vs. :. R. De Long. ct al. respondent, argued and submitted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

Application No. =SI for a Patent to ,..
 Leopard Mining Claim
us LAND OFFICE. Tucson. Arizona.

VI As -~'afA VT As aA-tiils ArlHuua NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT fuv ~ Warren Mining Company. " Ifs as--- l. IL. Cook, whose pest office address Is Inc. for a patent for lS1 linear feet Of the. l-r-,sr1 mine or vein heariug gold and silver vitt .-- face ground 6oU feet in width. -ltuat..l Ir tI Gro BiancO Mining District. Couuty of plr,-. --l Territory of Arizona and designated by rbs r-lj notes and official plat on tle m this office d. T- Number G. sand Lot No. 45 beinas as follow. t, wit;
 Beginning at the initial monument at ,t.v vr end of the claim, where the notice of loctrIor ,. placed. at pine post tx4 inches Slusr,. ti- f.7 long. feet in the crOund. in a mound of s-,Tss 2i4 feet high. marked Fl. No. l. whence f7 N Mineral Monument No. 2. Gro Blauco D..t-,rt N Si degrees e minutes F. 2761 feet distant -g,s marked 70. O. NJ. No- I, ,' bears s 5I d-.-...- ,S minutes W, i6 feet distant
 Thence N 2f degrees 5O minutes W HO fa.- . the NV corner of claim, to pine post 214 lH.5-. square, 4ls feet long, feet in the gro,.u1 Iu - monument of stones 2'i feet high, mark ,l IL No. H."
 Thence s s degrees 70 minutes F i5,u ,.a,z the NE corner of clam to an oak post lxt .uct,. square, 5 feet long. feet m the ground iu 1..r ument of stones zir feet high. and marked 1. No. ILL"
 Thence 2i degrees 5O minutes W su f.,. ., the center of the end of cisIm. to an oak pt-t- inches square. feet long. 2 feSt Tn the --gurd m a monument of stonee 2'l feet high. and marxsI Thence $ 2i degrees so minutes W sd0 f-,., |,  the S corner of claim to oak post tri .D.-s- square. 5ls fe~t long. feet m the groluf lr :, monument of stones 2is feet high. and uz-lsi "L. No. V"
 EThsnce s5 degrees 70 minutes " l5u fs,- ., the SW corner of the claim. Co piue ptst a1i inches square. 2 feet long in monument 0f stones 2i- feet high. marked "I. No. VIZ arF Thence \ 24 degrees 50 minutes sU '-..; q. the place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation, I. degrees s1 minutes containing lg Sg acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded .r tts Recorders office of Pima County. Ariz1as 5 Book C, Records of AInes, pages ly1 and lt. The adjoining claimants are The opners of tba Commodore mining claim
 Any and all persons claiming adversely aH7 portion of sad Leopard mining claim or ,1- face ground. are required Co present sse.- adverse claims m this office during the ,lz-v days period of publication hereof. or they VII bs barred by virtue of the provisions of the sfatlfs
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 lt is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be publstsd for tas period Of ten consecutive weeks m the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Irc- son. Pima county. Arizona-
 HENRY COUSINS Register. First publicafiOn. Jauuarv 2i. l~sg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
EARS f0T tlG MILLION
Foo Ghuo's BaIsaH of Sharks Oil
PositiyeIy RestOrrs the Hearing, and |. thr only Absolute Cure for Deafness
 known.

I'm. Oil IS sbstrsctsd from peculiar -uecIes Of wkite shark caught m the Yellow Sea. known as CARC4AHO RoNDEIErII. Every Chinese h=h- erInan knows lt. lts VIrtues as d restorative Of about the year liiO. Its cures were 60 numerous and many SO seemingly miraculous. that the remedy officially proclaimed over the entire Empire. Its use became -O universal that fJr over 3lu years no deaiues- has eEI-te-l among the Chinese people. Sent, charEes prepaid Go any address at Sl.uO per bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
LFflfrf NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER Af sons not Go negotiate or pTrchase tle Right Bower mine. formerly known as the fusIuupoli- tan mine. sitgated in Silver Bell Mining Dis trict Pima county. A. T., as l am the only law ful owner os said clam.
 PATRICK MORGAN, Florence A T. ftw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

r T Bowling to W R Hunt the Henry Clay, Mount Vernon, Collen Bawn, Vir- gInia, Toledo. Blue Grass, Richmond, Agnes, Little Nellie, Del Monte, Com stock, Leopard. Tiger, Acme, Bowling and the Great Republic mlnes, Myers district, Sl00,000.
 PIT Bowling to W F Hunt the Bul. letin, Pacific, Carolina, Philadelphia, Glance and Blue Buck mines, Myers district, S25,0O0.
 Il W Littleiield to the Cababi Consoli- da.ed M Go, the First Prize, Grand Prize, Littlefield, Little Monarch and Petanque mmes, Myers district, S6C- coo.
 Wm Warford to J A Browder, ! Ar gonaut No ?, or Easton mIne, l5 miles west Of Tucson, 50.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

Its virtues are UNQrEsTI1SAELE and its CU- RATIsE CHARACTFK ABSOLUTE. AS HE wEIrEE CAN PEhsONALLY TESTIFY, EoIH FROM KIP EI- ENCE AND OBsERvATON. Write at once to HAY- LOCK d ENNET, 2 Dey street. New Ork. enclOs- ing SlOO and you vill receive hy return a remedy that NIll enable you Co hear Ike anybody else and whose curative effect vii bs perma- nent. You will never regret doing so- EDITOR MERCANTILE KEpIw.
 lE-To avoid los in the mails, please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HAiLOtk d JENNEN,
 BeN st. N. I. sole aEelts Tor AmerIcu. Wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Appointment and oath of Valentine Burke as Deputy Sheriff in and for Pi- ma county by Sheriff Paul.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
Hear What ihe Daaf SalI

IL has performed a miracle in my case. have no unesrthly noises in my head. and l hear much better
 have been greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped a great dcal-thiuk an- other bottle will cure mo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

II. BUEHMAN S CO, DHOTOGRAPHERS.-A LARGE ASSOKT- I nent Of Arizona views on hand; Picture Frame- made to order and MoUldlngs on hand. NofTE Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11
pr. SPlNN EY,

No. u Kearny street. San TrancIsss. Gal,
 Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

lt is hereby ordere,i that the foregoing notice of application for patent be publlshsd for tss period of ten consecutive weeks m the ARIZONA CITIZEN. weekly newspaper published al Irc- son. Pima county. Arizona-
 HENRY COUSINS Eagi,.--
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28
\ wssuiNGruN suASDAL.
Inc Charges sud Counter IhSrges IA ia,
vincent DiNuTCe Case.


Vincent DiNurCe Case.
\ divorce case uf moro than usual
Interest was argued on Wednesday IN the
supreme court uf the Dist ic: Of Columbia,
Vincent versus Vincent Is the tito Oi the
case. Charles Vincent, the defendant, be
longs to Que of the -. +. vs. bis
family having been counted among the
leaders OF Norfolk society IN former years.
Mrs. Vincent is u handsome wUmau-talI,
veil formed, with face OF remarkable
beauty aud graceful manners. She is i'm
meusply wealthy in her own right, and
Vincent was warmly congratulated whei
he married her iu 1871, in aristOcrAtic old
Georgetown, where thoy both lived.
She was tho daughter of Frank Steele,
the luuu Ter OF the city of 81 Paul. One
OF her sisters Is the wife OF Almiul Bar.
uCy, and another married the famous
commander Ul the Constitution, Tom
| Morris
The suit Tor divorce WAS originally
brought by Mrs, Vincent Ol the ground,
! Of her husbands drunkenness, cruelty and
General wlrthlgSsu,Ss. \ counter Charge
Of iuHdelity is made by the husband.
| Two years ago last spring they went to
| Minnesota. where Mrs. Vincent owns u
| hotel. an opera house aud much other
| valuable property, aud prepared 10 sgonl
| the summer at White Bear lake, Lear
| Minneapolis She charges that during
their stay at that place her husband drank
| deeply aud came t. her room nightly in A
! state Oi int0NiCatIuu and a. an ulseCmly
| hOur
Whilo there thoy formed the acluhin
tauce of one William i. kirk, who accord
! ing To the tales that ars told Of him, has
had a varied experience Is runner for
! gambling houses. HIS personal appear
ance Is far from attractive. lie Is small,
! afflicted with = catarrhal trouble aud with
! deafness, From the evidence taken 10
! the case IL appears that the relations ui
! Mrs, Vincent aud Kirk were improper.
| though Nuceut's suspicious were not then
aroused lie engaged KIk u bring
through from Minnesota to Washington a
! fine team valued At about $1,000.
! Here Mr.. Vincent who had had his suS
! picious aroused, caught Kirk one day IA his
! house with Mrs Vincent, and Kirk OuIy
/ escaped the husband > vengeance by jump
| ing through q window. The Nmceu,s then
| broke up housekeeping and went q
| live at WIlhaTd'S. Mrs. Vincent
shortly afterwards left her husband,
aud accompanied by Kirk went tU
New York, where they stopped ~
the Holman house. They then went u
Long branch, to Spring Lake Branch, ami
in the fail to Philadelphia. Last spring
they again went to Spring Lake Buauch
and leased cottage, where Mrs Vincent
also brought her children. Finally scan
dal arose., and no motion ut the husband s
| attorney the court ordered the children t.
! be brought to Washington. NUs. Vincent
| is now lt the Ebbitt house with her chill
| drcu. Kirk has not been seen At Washing
| tOu.