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Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
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Beyond question the cheapest and most
effective machine Of the kind now IN use,
adapted 10 all grades and classes Of ofe.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for tha past two years under great variety
OF conditions giving most extraordinary re'
suits, far in advance Of anythil@ ever be
fore realized.
A recent competitive ties, made with the
ftuo at the Carlisle mine in New Mexico
showed an advantage of 20 per eHnt in favor
Of the Duncan The amount saved over the
FTue belng sufficient 10 pay ths entire cost
Of the machines nearly every month in the
year.
The following is an enumeration of its
many advantages over Oh other Inachinosi
FiBsT--Its cost is not more tbanhAlf that
of any other OF equal capacity, and the
weight Is nearly 1909 poInds less, TINS
greatly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcoyD-ihe expense Of setting Up IN
rnnni ing order is not more than one third
that OF the Frue, or any other belt machine
much less grading aud timber work beina
necessary.
THfRD- The expenditure for repair Il no,
more than one.Afth shirt ef any belt una
chine. and they viii last fully tbtee times
as long. worsing under the saus conditions
FoESru-Not more than ohe,hslf the
space Il rsquirea~a point of great itnpor
tance whcre considerable numhaF 4 re used
FTYTii No special skiii aud very little
care IL necessary To- operate il.
SfxIH~-No IAOFn water Ia required than il
furnished BY tho batteries.
SEYENrB-I1 saves ali ths anaigam, geld
or silver that escapes tho blttsries, pans oi
setticrs--an invaluable feature, and claim
ed by no other, making the machine ~orti
mofa thtn Is eosls for this PUrplae alone.
EfGHTn-A much eoaFggf grade ot ora eaI
~. n Ia dtsa auetsnesfatts than bW .uV othsl
machine--a PTeat Hdvantage IN ulany In
stailcos who're Bne crashing - not necessary
10 eliminate the mineral
NHZn--lt ;las no sEaail sud asiictte me
ellaat&la, requiring Gice GdlnGiueft and th,
closest attentloH-in i'isgpefablo objection
To- alb bsit ard otbst 9sffns ~ machines, tna
KNIT theal uIiAt ssg tie r5agh segyirs Of 4
quartz mill.
TKsTa- Great simplicity II consirgetioI
and smsll rpSpber ~ wearing parts. Til.
whole machine is comprised in ssYoakesi
| tiaces. only three 81 which are sabiect /,
any special wear aud thesr can te replaces
al 4 nominal coai. The Frue hss J 10 piece
! and some ainliinT machines InRay more. ina
| king complication OF parts that ipyoiyei
/ constant repair and great expense In thi
| way. ~ geii a. in ieSz "a tl5Ee,
We are aware that the most sweeping an,
| pretantioas slains are RscS for nearl
every concentrat0r Ia the market, bat IL j
a wsil~known fact that tbs results Of thci
operaation have not 10 amy instance mad
| good these claims. Tn. advantages bore set
| forth for the Dunc8n. ~ we'll As the state
msnts made, ve are prepared % aabstanti
ate by sciuAi working results.
Priee g20 Weight . about 1901
Send for circular 10 Pacific Iron Works
| RANKIN, BRSYTOE q co,
l San Frarcisno, Cat
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
wIDDLE-AGED MEN.


There nrv many gt the ace 81 ti.irtv A a..
ty who are trOubied with too freqrent xv.s
uations of the bladder, oftsn aceorppsnisI
by slight smarting or burning s4nsstis.s
aud weakening Of Tie system ia rnarns,
We patient cannot account Tor On erNmis.
ing the urinary deposits a ropy ssdi,a..t
will often De found, and eofneti,nes s,osiI
PARTICLES Of alblmen will appear, on the -
lor viii he of thin millieh hue. scsi.
changing toa dark and torpid appearsnss
There are many men who die Of this difiruI.
ty ignorant Of the cause, which is the 49,.
ond stage Of seminal week.-Mrs.. DR.. \. viii
guarantee a perfect cure. u all sncb cases
and healthy restoration Of the genito-uri1'
AIRY orgaue.
Office Hours--l0 10 4 and 6 10 q. Sunday.
from 10 TO II A. n. Consultation free. Tha.
rough examination and advice,s5.
Call or address
Dir. sPssxEY a 60.
dbcitf No. IL kearny ST. Sar Prsnsis,o
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

I; is hereby ordered HAT the foregoing
Notice Of Application foi Patent be pub
lisbed for the period Of ten oonsccutiye
weeks In the 1oE6yg CorNTT NmpE, y
weekly newsp2psr puhsshed NJ Mineral
Park Aohave eorntv. hriznn9.
THOMAS WING, Register
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
DIR. SPINNEYs
NO. II KEARNY STREET.
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
yoUsG'nrx

Who may be suffering from tho eject. -
youthful foilies or indlseretion WIN AZ 80, ~
70 avail themselves Of this. the oY..a..at t,','-
ever laid at the altar 81 suffering hu.asnit.
DR.. bpinney vii guarantee 20 foffsit ~;
for every oaae II seminal Weakness ~ -
vste dlseaeo o. any md or character vLx.I
Ia tlrdeffatoa aud ~ o., e,,.. - "ac'A
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

nnIUH Send ak cents for postage
q th,IT f,and receive free. costiyb or
II 1eAul' goods, which will help YOU
20 more maney right away than anything
else in ihiE yOfia.Ail. of either sex, succeed
from the ffsi hourTIls broad road I. for.
tuns opens before tho workers, hils1lDtcly
sure.Ai once address, TsUg Co., Augus,a,
Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

dinna week az koIae s. outfit free. Pay ab.
Xhtlsglutely snTe.N risk. .Capital not re-
VuOqrirod Reader, II you want business
at which persons 0f either sex, young OF old,
can make great pgy all the time they work
with absolute certainty, wri.e for Inriicu.
lars 20 II. HAILxTT a CO.. Portland Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

ADVANTAGEOUS f0f Tho Lives Of all
ltTHW INthe Presidents Of the u. +.
11OAdAs iSTbc largest ,hands0IpSst best
book ever sold for less than twica our price
The fastest selling book IN America. I'm
mense profits 10 agents All intelligent pee .
pie want II Any one can become a rsocessfu
agent. Terms frco. HALLErT BOOK Co., Port
land. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

wn. Q. nl.s.lr. Allaln.r for pIaIn.la. %,
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

All persons indsbtsd to me are requested
to come forward and settle their accounts
immediately.
w.s CLARK.
Mineral Park, Sept. lst, 1854.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
Notice o. ForfsI,ur.

To Wm. Calver. ". q. Elliott. y. 4. Oakes
and the New YORK and Arizona mining
company;
You are hereby notified that We have ex.
pended 500 III labor aud improvements up.
on the New Chicago lode and mining claim,
situated la the wKlinpai mining district,
Mohs,e souny, Arizona TerritoIy,spd duly
recorded in the mining records of said
county in Book ID. pages 553 a b5s. in order
10 bold said premises under The pfoyisi0nf
of section zt2t Revised Statnies OF tka
United States, being the amount required
TO bold the same Tor the yonr ending Dec.
81, lass. You arc hereby notified that the
proportion II sAid expendit are due from
yoa IL S5p. lawful mooney vf the Unite.
States: Bnd II within 30 days after tho pub.
lieation Of this notice you fail or refuse "a
contribute your proportion of such expond.
iture "a co-owner, your interest tn said
claim will become the property Of the under.
signed under said section 232t
Mrsmg srocr TRUST CoxpAsr,
BY A w. DUx.
Resident Agent.
Minorsi Park, A, =. May 18th. 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

To William Celyer, Y. s. 0akes and the
Ier;at ElininR c0mpssny:
fon ere hereby notified that wo have ex-
pended 500 in labor aud improvements up
on tho Washington mining claim, situsted
In tEe Naliapai mining district, Mohays
county, Arizona Territory, and duly ~.
corded ~ shs JocoTds Of said county IN
Book y VI Tainsng records, page $50, IN
order to hold sold premises under the pro
visions # Section l<S2f, Revised Statutes OF
the Unitsd States, being the amount re
Quirea 10 bold tie Same Tor the year end
ing December 8isi, isss,. And yo1 bFe fpf
iher notified tl4st ihe proportion of said
expenditure doe from yOa is $50, Lawful
inonay u the United States; and II within
80 days afisr tlas publication of this NOTICE
you fgii or refuse 30 contribute your pro
portion IL such expenditure ~ oosowner
your Eatsrest IN sAsd claim viii become th,
prg?erty ~ ths undersigned under saiC
heciiun .s2{.
bHso STucETRUsI CoMPkEY,
By A. w. Dux,
Resident Agent.
MnEElL Pika, May 18th. 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

eSes5ses IN usaturer years, Ucb - Loss Of
Memory Jadsitude, Nocturnal Emissions,
Aversion 80 Society, Diuneus Of Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passing
unobseFyed IN the urine, ltnd many other
diseases that lead " lnsaDlty and Death
DR.. MINTiE, Who Is y regular physician
graduate Of the University Pennsylvania }
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars
for case Of this kina the VITAL RESTOR,
ATIyE under his special sdvice aud treat.
meYlt will not cure, or for hayshing impure
or injurious found in il. Ilr. Mintie treats
mtTcury. Consultation free. Thorough
of urine, Five dollarS Price OF Vital Res
torative, sl.5O a bottle, or four iimes
the quantity for five dollan,; sent to ans ad-
dress upon receipt Of price, or g. q ID ne
cnre from observation and n private name
il desired, by
A. Il. Mintie, NJ. D.,
II Kearny St.. San Frnaiseo. Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be sent 20 anyone APPLYING by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age Strict 50.
cresy In regard TO all business transactions
DIR. MlNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHkETICUM. cuIes all kinds CT kidney
and bladder complaints, gonorsh0s, gieet
leucorrhea. For sale by al druggists nj
One dollar per bottle; six bottles for Five
dollars.
DIR. MINTIE's DANDELIoN PILLS
are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and
Bilious cure in the market. For sals b5 all
druggists.
lJans3tf
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14

so called incrrsble diseases. DR.. Liebie's
Ccrrnan InyiRorator Is positively guaranteed
10 cure nervous and physical debility scm.
inal weakness, ,iost manhood. spsrustorrbea
loss of energy, ringing and dizziness In the
head. melanehoiia. hopeless feelings. pfosta.
torriiea. ard all the results Of youthful inn
prudence and exccsses Of mature wears. Tho
Doctor, a regular college physician from
Europe will agree to forfeit one thonssnd
dollars for = cnso the Insieorator ~ NOT
cnre under special treatment and advice.
The reason 10 many can not get cured Of
weakness and the above diseases Ia owing 70
n coinpl cation. called Prostatorrhea, which
requires peciliar treatment.
DI. Llsbie's Inyiroyator No, 2 IL ths onfv
positive cure for pragtatorrhea. Price OF
eithsE InvigoTaioE, 81 per bottle six for xl0.
Sent 10 any address on receipt Of priea, OK
g. @. ID. Responsible persons cans pa
when cured. stitciest fscrecy Maintained
Patients cured ~ home. Or. licbiQ Dis
pensary has an Elsgnnt Drug Store IN it's
huildinQ.
Too frsapent evacuatian Of the BLADDER
and Hopy ssdiIAent in nrine are sy1nrto,ns
Of Secondary SeniTGi Weakness and Pros
tatorrhea. Complaints readily yield TO the
DIR. Liebig Trea:IncIit.
Ordinary Case ans recent case of specia
or private diseases turrd for 40. RENE
Dies efficient 20 cure Wiil be promptly sent,
with fBil directions and advice, en receipt OF
$40 Ell packages are securely covered
from observation
InyigoratoF Samples Free.
To grove the wonderful power Of tho errat
German fnyigorator z bottle Of either
number will be sent free Of charge. Per
sons ordering free bottle Eiil only have 70
pey explessage on delivery
Most powerful Eiertrie Belts free TO pa
tients. Consultation, examinat tiOn and ad.
vice free and private Call CT write.
DIR. LIEblG a. CO., 4OO GeaTy 81,
Private Yntrance an5 Mason 81 S.F., Cal.
July1 S3tf
Mohave County miner., 1884-09-14
TIIJc GIsI.AT
ENGLISH REMEDY

IS A NEV {R FAIL.
! 9 ~ 20 4 y Eeryou S
Debilit Exhausted
yitllity. Semihhl
Weakness spermator.
rh@'l, IDsr Manhood.
,lmPItency, = rostH-
,torrllea. Para ! ysis,
'snd al the terribl Of.
Ifeets u Sell Abuse.
,yonihful fOlliss and
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27-Virginia SKIES past-due cou-
pons, 36h; tenforties. 1924; threes 81 bid to-
dav
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THE STAR ROUTE SCARE.
Why Ht II Abasing n the Capitol.

Inc scare occasfoned among certain Senators and
Representatives In Congress by the publication Of
statements said TO be contained in the star route
papers transmitted to the Householder protest
oy the Postmaster General, Is subsiding somew hat
SINCE IL has been learned that the original papers
nave not been tempered With, and that the state
ments made public were obtained through some
oher source CONSERVATION took possession OF many
prominent men IN both wings OF the Capitol, when
1t seemed that the entire contents Of the
papers had passed into the possession OF
some one not bound to keep them secret Anxious
men neld consultations upon the matter and the
queselon asked, almost In frightened whisper,
by the uncertainty OF how much was known be-
yond what was published, and the certainty that II
au were known the reputation OF many men now
ardy. The anxiety was intense and might have
by BY some Of the timid ones had mot
been seen by any one not duly authorized. This
TACT has been substantially proven. The Post
once department declares that Of the contents
OF the papers become known through that Office
ana tnat the publications upon that subject did not
contain the facts TO be found In those papers The
Speaker OF the House asserts positively that moth
the documents sent TO the House or the
printing Office. In support Of this 1t Is stated
tnat the publication in the New York Sun
was based upon papers in the possee ion
Of Gen; Brady, gotten by him while In the Post
Office department.
MIR. Carlisle told STAR reporter to-day that at
gentleman In his presence that these facts were In
the possession Of the "home Office"
Inc TACT that these papers. containing the results
OF all the Investigations into the star route frauds
0y special agents OF the department, were still ON
file In the department has long been source OF un-
BUSINESS ana many Efforts, some OF which have
Deen discovered and made public, have been made,
from time TO time, 70 secure them and place them
where they could do no harm.
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GETTING THE STEAMER BEAR READY.
Something Baltimore Should be Proud


THE WALTERS ART COLLECTION.
The art collection OF Mr.. William T. Walters, OF
Baltimore, Is recognized as altogether the best
selected and most important and symmetrical In
the country. Consequently the opening OF his
newly arranged picture and oriental galleries yes
terday drew distinguished gathering OF visitors
fortunate enough to have Invitations Among
those from Washington were Senators Bayard and
Brown DR.. j. c. yelling, Mr.. j. c. Mcguire, Mr.
Anthony Hyde, MI. c. NJ Matthews, MI. Edward
Clark, Mr.. S. H. Kaufman and Mr.. F. B. MCGUIRE,
Leod and DR.. Barbarin, Curator and Assistant Cur
atOr OF the Gallery; Gen Horace Capron, MI. z. F.
Riggs, Mr.. c. S. NoyeS, Prof u. Brown GoOde, Min
lister West and Secretary Howard Of the British
legation; the Spanish minister, the Japanese charge
d'anaireS, the Chinese minister and Secretary
Bartlett: the French minister, the German minis
ter, and a number OF attaches OF those and other
foreign legations; Col l. Edwards Clarke, Mr. L z
Letter, Mr. Charles Lanman
tho Boston party. From New York there was a
large delegation OF artists and representatives OF
all the leading journals A number OF prominent
Phfladelphians were present, including Mr. George
w. Childs- OF the LEDGER and President Roberta OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. Mr. Walters, in his
thoughtful care for the comfort and enjoyment OF
hts guests, provided special cars for their tr1p
ties Of his table showed that his good taste 6 not
confined to the selection OF pictures and that the
famed cookery OF BALTIMORE Is not Q lost art The
visitors found the time all too short Tor anything
more than curSOry inspection OF the art TREASURED
that Ill not only the galleries, but oveTun the whole
Walters mansion, but carried away with them the
appreciation OF . day Of exceptional en1oymene
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Capitol Topics.

THE DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE coNNrrrRl
will meet at the Capitol at 430 to-day to arrange
for the central committee and decide upon the time
for holding the caucus
Mr. SHERMAN REPORTS TO THR SENATE THAT rHERR
Is NO MONEY TO CARRY ON TER INVESTIGATION
In The Senate this afternoon Mr. Sherman sub
mitted report from the subcommittee mvestiga-
ting the Danville riot 1t explained that the con-
tingent fund was exhausted and witnesses could
not be paid; that the 21St inst. the Senate
passed bill apprOprating money to carry on the
investigation and sent It to the House. but no
action has been taken there that for lack OF money
the inquiry had been suspended and would not be
resumed until funds are provided, as the secretary
had refused to pay the vouchers This was taken
as parliamentary complaint against the House
for its action, but the majority OF that body
do not SympathZe with the Investigation, an Inn
preston prevails that IT may not hurry up the
Senate bill
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Two Prize Frghts.

~roPsr' TAYLOR KNOCKED OFT BY "sKySvS yorcp
IN THE FOURTH RorSn
Benny" Jones ana "Topsy" TAYLOR had a glow
encounter last night at Arthur Chambers IA Phila-
1ellhla They fought under The Marquis OF Queens
bury rules. Two huair,,d ators wane r,sssre
The combat was brutal IN the extreme and raylor
was completely Knocked out In The fourth rlr,rd
KEENAN,, or ENGLAND, Furnishes MIKE wIIIIxxs M
CHICAGO.
Last night, in New York there was a prtza ,eht
between Mike Williams, OF Chicago and James
keenan,, OF England. The fight was according 70
the London prize-ring rules, for 500 They fought
with varying fortunes unul the NTH rnund when
Keenan, 10 knocking Williams down drew tIae first
blood. which WAS allowed him keenan, nmndsi
Williams steadily unul the Iwenty-s.co and last
round, when h. knocked Williams down in 1h,rty-
NIFTY minutes. Only lew favored sports weft pres
eaL f~
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(lHANCERY SALE

(lHASCERY SALE.
~ By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofes4
the District OK Columbia passed on the 31st day
january, 1884 In equity cause No 1909 doc % the-
UNDERSIGNED Will SELL to the highest bidder public
auction In front OF the the following described
real estat. in Washington city D. G On FRIDAY the
TWENTY.NINTHDAyO OF FEBRUARY 1884 at FOtI R
THIRTY O'CLOCK p NJ. part of Square 9O5 beginning
for the same no feet from the northwest said
square running thence south - feet 20feet inches
north a. feet TO street. and west street 20 feet
inches to the beginning. On SAME DAY. at FIVE
O'CLOCK P NJ. part of Lot 2. in Square $780, beginning
for the SO feet 10 inches from the northwest
OF said square. binding Virginia avenue Is feet Z
inches thence 6 feet westerly 1S feet
inches and 69 feet to the beginning and
N SAME DAY. at FIVE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK p NJ
Lots Is nd l6 in Square 1901. ON SATURDAY. the
FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1854. at FOUR-THIRiY
OClO NJ, the st half of Lot L. in the subdivision
OF square 743 said half fronting 80 feet south ST.
Terms OF sale: third of purchase money in cash.
and residue in two equal payments, six and twelve
months with interest from day Of sale to be by
approved notes and reserved lien all cash. option
OF purchaser Conveyancing &C. at cost of purchaser
purchaser to comply with terms of sale within days
from day OF SALE or property will be resold his
and Fisk deposit of $50 at time Of sale on first piece
required. and eos on each Of the others
.,. JAS. n. FITZPATRICK, Trustee
OUNCANSON BROS., Auctloneers. feb1S-1Otd
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DIED.

EVANS. On Tuesday. February Goth 1884 Of pneu-
three days, Infant Of Charles H. MARY Evsns
southeast, on thursday, the 18th, at O'Clock pm
MCLEAN. On Thursday morning, February 27th.
1884, CEANEOl.D G MCLEAN. aged forty nine
Years.
The funeral will take place Friday morning. at Nc
O'Clock, from the immaculate Conception church 9Th
rna y strsrts northwest. Friends and relatives in-
Nited TO attend.
SELBY. ON Tuesday February a. 1854, GEORGE
aged three years and month.
BIS pains intense. but his suserings are oss;
Death has taken hiI1 from this world.
His spirit has gone with the angels 10
In that haven Of rest for the soul.
Funeral Thursday 18th inst. at 10 ~ from hls sa1
Residence. No $50 % street southwest Friends tn
family cordially invited TO attend
SUMAN. On Tuesday morning, February 18th 1884
at hafpast nine O'Clock. Rev. j. sUMAN. ased sixty
six
The funeral VIII take place from his late resicsnos
No DDS Tenth street northeast, Friday mofnfng
February 9h eleven O'Clock His friends and ffepdo
OF the family invited 70 attend without further
tice No flowers g
TENNfSON. on the morning OF February o. 1884
of water the brain. ". HARRY 1ENNNSUN only
child Of f. l. n. j. and Ella Tennysop. aged s<tsen
months.
Funeral from parents residence, No l22o CoEgrsrx
street Georgetown, ID. O. Thursday Afternoon, at
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited TO attend Ne
carriages. lnterInent ct Oak Hill. =
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Alleged Abduction Of a Wife.

A NEW CHARGE AGAINST REsURRECTIoNISr JANSEN,
This morning John Tinsley, a colored blacksmith.
residing at 2l51 9Th street northwest, appeared at
Justice L. !. WEARS Office and applied for a war
rant charging that Vlgo Jansen Ross, with sew
eral aliases, ION or about February Goth, did by
force and arms and by threats and intmdations alb
duct his wife, one Hattie Tinsley."
The warrant was issued and placed I'm the hands
OF DeteCuTe Edelin,, who, going TO JanSenS rooms,
323 Missouri avenue found Jansen as also the wo-
man, and at once took him In custOdy-the woman
following them to police headquarters The woman
has heretofore been known as Carrie Ackers, who
was committed 10 jail on sentence for aSSauting
child sometime since, and whose sentence expired
about the first OF December last, and who, 1t Is al
legged Is with Jansen at the bottom OF the charges
against officials at the la.i.
THE WOMAN REFUSES TO GO WITH her ALLEGED HIS
BAND
On arriving at headquarters, Tnsley commenced
to beg Carrie to return to his home but she vowed
that she never would; that she was never married,
unless it was when she was drunk or under the
influence OF morphine and she did not like niger
anyhow. She also stated that It was part OF a
scheme to destroy her evidence; that she was taken
by friend OF the officer involved to marry her on
TO niger, and thus destroy her standing.
JANSEN GIVES HIS REcoGN1zANcE IN $500 TO AprKAR
IN THE POLICE COURT TOMORROW.
Jansen went with Detective Edelin, to the Police
Court and gave his recognlzance Ia $500 to appear
tomorrow for hearing. Jansen says the arrest
is put up job to thwart him in the prosecution of
X
before he Is done.
FURNISHING WHOEVER WITH A NEW WIFE.
Tinsley says that about January 18th last the
woman was brought to his house by friend of his
named Barber, who said that she was a cousin OF
his This friend, knowing that he (T) had lost his
wife last year, and that he desired housekeeper,
brought her there and introduced her as Miss VII
liams, and after she had been there q few
days they concluded to get married, and did So Rev.
Brother Brooks performing the ceremony. He
states that since that time and up to last WedneS-
day she lived In his house bis wife, performing
the household duties, and then Jansen came to the
house and persuaded her away. He says that he
is willing to take her back again.
Carrie answered him that she would never live
with him again, but she wanted her clothes
AN INT1MAT1oN OF BuRKING.
The parties seemed 10th to leave headquarters,
but after time Carrie referred to Tinsley being
lean enough to make good corpse and told Jansen
to look afterahim Jansen replied s.Yes stff like
that is worth SIS and I'll have it." and thereupon
Iiasey left.
THE MARRIAGE RECORD
at the City Hall shows that on January oath last a
license was issued to John F. TInsley and Matte
A. Baker, which Carrie says is not her name. No
return has however, been made OF the marriage
Jansen had with him what purported to be an
affidavit OF Carries sustaining his charges OF moral
conduct OF one Of the jail guards