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Local Weather Record.
 FOR APRIL 15 1885,
 7:16 11:1e s:1e 7:1s 11:1e Rarometer. 3o15 30.O6 e9.97 2ss2 2592 ThsTmGReter: Hnm9SifRs B sa 4 4 ssYs s s ssss Wind, in direction
 miles per hour-W.s SW.e SW;1a sW.s sW4 Weather. Clear Cl'dy Cl'dy Cfdy Clear Mean bar, 30 OO mean temp., s5.s; mean humid Max temp, 4; min temp. s7; rainfall 0 '' Max. hourly velocity of wind, IS miles,
 FOR APRIL 15. 1884 Mean bar 2s s44; mean temp, 46.9; mean humid Max temp, 57; min. temp. s6
 J.H. SHERMAN, Sergt S. O. U s. A. Note: A minus sign Fl prehxed to thermometer A dash ri prefixed to rainfall figures indicates precipitation too small to measure.
 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRIL 1s. sgs sgs sn4s E1ass' s;is sss MOON s:is sA'' ~ 1i5s
 BIRTHS. sMITH-In whitneyville, April 14, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
 MARRIAGES. PoRCH-RNG--In Hartford, April 2, by Rev. w. F Nichols, John W. Porch, of Bristol, and Emma F. King of Hartford.
 DEATHS. KEENEY-In South Manchester, April $, Porter Keeney, aged 79 years.
 Fha,nnagne. V1HEO. ROEDERER Rheims, Red Lake the 4 dryest champagnes imported HALL, a16 ~ ChaPel Street:
 FOR SALE, c-R AGOOD PHETON is offered for sale a1E sI5 s cheap. Inquire at 1ls DAY STREET.
 FOR SALE, TWO very fine old Italian Violins for sale at a a1stf #" pf''e' Gan '' S ssi GROWN STREET.
 FOR RENT. E:: ply at NO. 5 GLEBE BUILDING, EzksA a16eod4t Between 1018 and 12l8 a m. WOOD WANTED. a1Gtf 60 Congress Avenue
 FOR RENT. S% A CENTRAL HOUSE, nine rooms; usual E!iiii c0nvenien'eS' Apps5 $ ORANGE STREET a16tf Alfred Walker
 FOR RENT, <% THREE ROOMS-parlor and two bedrooms :;;;; furnished or unfurnished; rent low to de, 1AAsirable tenant Apply between % IF HIE and ana '0sg s1gss R. at 40S HOWARD AVENUE.
 FOR RENT, f4A A PART of house, centrally located, con, @:;: venient for small family; no children pre- a16 st% -''-- aso WOOSTER STREET.
 FOR RENT. %@ LOWER FLOOR 13S Liberty street In Z!ll a16tf 129 Grown Street:
 B. Booth. AuctiOneer. GALESROOMS 390 State street. Will sell on Sat S urday. April Is. at 10 a. m, Haynes Brothers Pianoforte nearly new; Furniture, Oil Cloths Line Goods, Carpets, &c. alo oG
 FOR SALE. oE&R HACK, in excellent eonmtion, al al cash or exchanged TOT other pFoeelM 6. M o,BRffEN, For Rent i'm West Haven. A@ HOUSE and barn and three acres of iano E!iI ton on First avenue, near horse railroad posIs:en aie st* gwen ias PARK STREET. New Haven. NOTICE. rTNHE annual meeting of the company Tor erect @ \ ing and supporting atobridge from New HaveI to East Haven for the choice of five directors will be held in room No. 1, New Haven passenger de pot, at I p. on WedL esday, April 2ed inst F. 1 New Haven, April 15, 1885 a16 5t FOR SALE. AA FIRT-CLASS modern built brick house @ IA rooms in the center of the city west of tht aksNpostofice; price and terms to make it an ob ject to buy.
 Also good two-family house, 1s rooms, on { FOR RENT, Two good houses Howard avenue, and othe | houses and tenements with modern improvements prices moderate.
 Money to loan at and per cent on real estate Call at . w~Of1ce open evenings from to s
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Intelligence Office.

To BUY tot of Secondhand Furniture and Car pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mail promptly attended to at
 ja17 9S CHTJRC1 Sr REET
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Ae.A THE store and basement No. TOO Chapel :::;l street next east Masonic Temple privilege Of SiN steam freight elevator and driveway to rear
 HENRY F. ENGLISH, a7tf 92 Orange Street.
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w MTEn.

4 BLACKSMITH and old work. Also a A boy of some experience
 HENRY LILLY, Carriage Maker South Norwalk Conn.,
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Intelligence Office. 165 Congress Avenue. Corner Lafay.
 ette Street.
 EMPLOYMENT office for males and females. Help of different nationalites can be supplied to private families, boarding houses, hotels and res taurants The proprietor of this establishment pays great attention in the choice of girls and women be- fore sending them to fill situations Calls from the country at any distance are promptly attended to. Invalid and wet nurses at short notice Male help for families and farm hands always ready.
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For Other Real Estate See First Page.l
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RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT NO. i CIGARETTES.

TIGARETTE Smokers who willing to pay O little more for Cigarettes than the price charg ed for the ordinary trade Cigarettes will find the
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ALL FOR A SMALL FEE.

office Holders Can Have Themselves
 ReappOinted. BANGOR, Me-, April 15.-Postmasters and other office holders throughout the State are receiving circular of which the following is a copy:
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Richmond Straight Cut No. 1,

on each Cigarette without which none are genuine Cigarette smokers are cautioned that this is thu old and Original brand and to observe tha each package or box of
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w A NTEn
A CAPARIE WOMAN

A GERMAN or Swede girl to do general house
 ROOM2
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WANTED

WANKED. A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do gen. erence. Inquire at a16 1t* S5 RROAD STPEET
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A SiIOATIoN by q respectable young girl IA chambermaid and waitress, or would do gen. erai housework in small American family: is will ing and obliging. Good city reference if reorired lpo1.re at 5 WINCHESTER AVENUE,
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FOR RENT,
 @ THREE ROOMS-parlor and two bedrooms Ea:;i furnished or unfurnished; rent low to a de HAllll sirable tenant. Apply between 12 and and to D m at 466 HOWARD AVENUE.
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uflaa11ts.

A LOAN of $1 200 on good central city propertv. A No commission paid Address
 a16 2t% Courier Office
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ERR. SALE.

al 3m ST Church Street, Room 4,
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SITUATION as waitress, or as chamberrnaid A and waiting Good reference. Inquire at
 a16 1t# 179 WILLOW STREET
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%A A PART of house, centrally located, con, g#:!I venient for small family; no children pre- ssessA. sssA. .ferred, Inquire at , ,
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mar Inn
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CTTTTATTnN h,-

A THOROUGHLY competent girl to do genera IA houseweNyr German or Swede preferred. Alp ply between and D. m. at
 a16 1t* 1sa ORANGE STRFET
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B. Booth. AuctiOneer. 3s0 State street. Will sell on Sat, HS urday April Is, at 10 a. m Haynes Brothers nearly new; Furniture, Oil Cloths Line Goods. Carpets. &c. alo oG
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EVIG IAEIIN Hs fssA HOUSE 157 Orange street: Rent $500; ] E9:!: ply at NO. GLEBE BUILDING, Eassia a16eod4t Between 1015 and 1218 a. n
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-24

provided further that II the sale Of all
the lots, parts Of lot or block advertised,
Is not made in one day, the same shall
be continued from day to day until all
the lots, parts Of lots OF blocks adver-
tised are sold. Aud IL there be resi-
due after payment Of the cost Of the con-
struction Of said sidewalk and the cost
OF collection. the same shall be paid over
to the person whose property was sold,
or deposited in the City Treasury. sub
ject to his order. And the said Collec-
tor shall make. execute and deliver to
any person or corporation purchasing
any property sold under the provisions
OF this ordinance good and sufficient
deeds OF conveyance To the same.
SIC. ll.-W Whenever any agent or owner
OF any lot. part Of lot, or block fronting
on any sidewalk In the city. shall be mo-
titled to Tepair the same. and shall fail,
neglect or refuse to comply with the
said notification within five days from
the service Of such notice, the said side
walks shall be repaired by the city, In
same manner and by the same means as
Is provided In this Ordinance for con-
struOtion of sidewalks, where the agents
or owners fail. neglect, or refuse TO do
so, and every provision OF this Ordinance
relating to the construction of sidewalks
where the agents or owners fail, refuse,
or neglect to construct them, shall APP
ply to the repair OF sidewalks by the
CITY.
SIC. l2.-For the sale of any property
by the city Collector under the pro-
visions OF this Ordinance he shall re-
ceive the same fees AS are allowed him
for the sale of land. for the non-payment
Of taxes, said fees to be II charge against
the properly sold.
SIC. l3..-Whenever any Ordinance
may be passed by the City Council or
derlng the improvement ofany street or
plaza by paving or maoadamlZlng the
same, and 1t shall be decl ,red In said
Ordinance that for the proper consiruu-
ton of said Improvement, the curbing
for the sidewalk should first be made,
the City Council may thereupon cOu-
tract to have said ourbing placed with
out the previous notice required In seq
tons | and OF this Ordinance, ant the
cost of the construction of said curbing
shall be II charge against the properly
fronting upon said street, each lot part
of lot, or block, to be charged with Tie
cost of construction of that part of tie
curb on which II fronts-and the cost at
construction shall be collected VI ncUrs-
sary In the same manner ms herein pro-
vided for, the collection of the costs OF
construction of sidewalks when con-
structed by the city.
SIC. l4.-All Ordinances in conflict
with the provisions hereof, especially AN
ordinance passed and approved Aptil
9th, 1881, and all Ordinances amendatory
thereof be, and the same are hereby re-
pealed, and that the Ordinance take ell
feet from after its passage.
Passed and approved July 9th, 1889.
BRYAN CAILAGHAN, Mayor.
BY Il. i. CIAuDoN, City Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE

Regulating the width Of Sidewalks Constructed
Within the Limits Of the City Of San An
tonic,
BE IL ordained by the City Council Of
the City OF san Antonio:
SECIIoN l.--All sidewalks constructed
within the limits Of the City OF San An
tonic. shall be Of the following width to-
wit:
First-On all streets less than 30 feet
wide sidewalks to be four feet wide.
Secohd-An all streets from - feet
to 60 feet Wide, sidewalks to occupy 20
per cent Of width Of street.
Third-On all streets from co feet to
30 feet width, the roadway between
curb line shall be ~ feet wide.
FOurth-On all streets from ~ feet
wide and upwards, sidewalks to occupy
10 per cent Of width OF street.
Fifth-On all streets of 100 feet In
width and upwards, the sidewalk to oc-
cupy 40 per cent OF space between curb
and property lines, four feet to be LEFT
between curb and outer edge OF walk
for grass.
Passed and approved August 10th, lSS5,
Bryan CALLAHAN, Mayor.
by +. +. CLAUDoS, City Clerk.
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Che DailyIi0bt
NoHddy, AaguS %. 1885.
DIRECTORY OF SOCIETIES.
Time and Place Of Meeting Name OF
officers.

opp FEILows.- San Antonio Lodge No II
meets at odd Fellows hall Houston street.
every Tuesday night. william Holt, n. g.;
u. 5. Lehman, Permanent Secretary.
ANCIENT FuEE AND ACCEITru MAsONs-Al-
amo Lodge No. ~ meets first saturday night iu
each month in Alameda block, corner Com
mcrcc and Alamo streets. W. a. lionynRc,
Secretary.
KNIGHTS on PYTufAs.-Elk Lodge No. -
meets at castle hall, corner Commerce aud
Alamo streets every Thursday night. Hpr-
man Loobnltz, Chancellor Commander; Geo.
Il. Dushicll, Keeper Of Records aud Seal.
ENDOWMENT RANK-KnlRhts of pythias,
meets ut castle Of Elm Lodge No. -. licnininin
GOldpnhuru, President; Y. u. Johnson, SCcrC-
tary and Treasurer.
SAN ANToNIo AnBEIrEV vEuEIN-Mcctst the
first and third Saturday nights each month at
hall on East Commerce street. Prcsldcut, W.
wurzbach; Secretary 4. W. seiicl; Treasurer,
william Lnngc.
ALAMO FIHE ASSOCIATION No. 2-MCcts frat
Wednesday In each month ut their hall ON
Avenue &. william lIocilnH, ST., Foreman;
y. &. Hauciscn, Secretary; Charles Dcgen, ST.,
Treasurer.
YouNG MESS BENEvuLENr ASSOCIATIONS
Meets second aud fourth Wednesdays IN Cuch
month ut firumcn's hall, Avenue &. william
Hociling, Jr., Presidents H. llciligiunnu. Sec
rotary; y. Juimcs, Treasurer.
AsCIEST ORpER UNITED WonKMrN-M Milan
Lodge No. =, regular meetings first aud third
Mondays in each month nt Odd Fellows hall,
Houston street. william HocilinT, Jr.. Master
Workman; John H. Hamilton, Recorder.
81, ,,an,h nm ti1 Nont,,r,'y str''od a.
Ciorda president. Il. NorcttI Secondary
",o'''' ,,'.' '''r.' -
fhhNOH btNhNvLhNI S"NihaffiT S nVvt, ~.
DE- Uin,, ~ l. Iia,, in, Srcr,inrv
."N"' ~ l ,,.',.'-.' A..
CIATION-Rcgulur meetings second Thursday
s ~ e,O" AZ I'G iindnor sn,r,i,,ry '''''
- 10y -. ,,. ,,..,, ~,
ALAMO hhuloH ot ht'Nu' ''''n, Nuu,S,l NJ;
Ssa g., In c,,ci, mnnth. Crorr" n Iinshlcli
socrctary
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Mondnv i'm aaeh month. g. H. Wnvrer. Ito.
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FOR SALE.

Furniture tcomplctcl of an sronm house
House full Of huuulcra; central location. 4
nnc chance Tor u live, energetic party.
Five nnc building lots on blackberry street,
between Nolan aud liurnct one of the most
desirable and attractive building sites In the
city, slNij warns. Easy terms offered Ia pur-
ChnsCrH.
Two lets, i0xGO vnrn-. on baltimore avenue.
with i-room house. can be purchased ON very
liberal terms.
Two nno residences on Avenue e can be
purchased NJ low figures. Pine Investment.
Two most desirable lots ON Park avenue. A
bargain.
Apony, phacton and harness. complete. A
cory turnout for ladies. remarkably cheap.
Four-room house, outside kitchen, hall and
galleries, corner Oak and Twelfth street.
wol-constructcd rock house, I rooms and
kitchcn, metal roof, two galleries, stable and
carriage house, hydrant water. shade trees
and shruhhCry; "a very cory home NJ great
bargain ON Avenue T., between seventh and
Eighth streets.
new patent Champion IIcrrlnps' Safe. Il
inches deep, { feet Inches inside, feet q
Inches high, inside measurement; suitable Tor
large commercial house or county records.
Can be- had NJ u remarkably low figure.
Lots l. and 2, In block Y, subdivision Of
original city lot No. ., district No. !, ranges =
and 2, very cheap.
Lots and ., In block 80 corner River Avenue
aud Elizabeth street.
a dwelling house with two lots lO0NiG0 feet,
east of Government hill. house rooms, gal
lory, shade trees, etc. Price sou.
Two houses, framed, ccilcd and weather
boarded, galleries; each house contains .
rooms and kitchen, grape vines, shade trees,
lots bUN2tO feet, on Cameron street; Will sell at
a bargain.
A cottage Of rooms. hydrant wntcr, lot ok
~ vHras, ON san Marcos street, will sell cheap.
A room house, nicely tinishcd, out houses.
with two lots each lsh NGl varts, enclosed I'M
der good fence; one Of the most desirable res
blackberry streets; n great bargain ON very
liberal terms,
A lONacrc farm In lIoNar county, n miles
east of san Antonio, nicely improved.
Three small houses ON brooks street, be-
tween olive and blackberry streets.
street, SEQ cash.
Twelve building lots. block -, between Du.
vail aud Milan streets; on monthly Install.
mcnts, IL desired.
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JOHN IL. Boil ON
DAN }. COTTON ON
"sTRICTLY BUSINESS"
COTTON & BOLTON,
AUCTIONEERS 5s COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2, 4 and w. Houston ST.. at Bridge.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE BOUGHT HND SOLD.
DAN J. COTTON

a find advantage before purchasing esaore 10 call and erarne
rvL Of SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS such
Fior Suits Bedroom Se Dghoo Kitchen and o6s F1ar Coctoy
Gian. Plated Ware TN Ware Cutlery Etc., Cooking and Heating Sore
Moss Md Mattresses
Springs don~ ffss
Of Bar
Room Fixtures aud har miscellaneous 10 rati also Horses
Harness, Saddles aud blankets that U Be sold
prices ,ctih Ne reach everybody.
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Our House and Estate Agency.

Three hundred and twenty acres of land
fenced and improved miles west of San An
tonic, enclosed with good fence, plenty grass
aud water aud timber: will sell at "A bargain.
FOR RENT.
AThrcc houses ON Kelvin street, mt eli, ti0
aud ~ per month. Hydrant water. A few
Steps from street cars.
Fivc-room house on Duval street, els per
month.
Thrcc-room housc-on Crosby street, o. per
month.
fourroom house on North Leona street, eli
per month.
Fourroom house ON North Loona street. $40
per month.
siN,room house on Austin street, SIS per
month.
Threo-room house ON Austin street, SO per
month,
month.
scvcnroom house. No. 400 North Olive
street, at tlb per month.
Thrcc-room house ON brooks street, between
olNc ana Hhokbcrry streets, sp per month.
PURCHASING AGENCY.
We have opened. for the benefit Of people
i BY ~ a,slH1, ir2m the Si,y GENERAL
MESS, and will promptly MI all orders for any
article of merchandise you may need, saving
you the cost OF travel and at the same time
giving you the advantage OF buying at the
lowest market prices, our arrangements with
the wholesale houses being such that they will
pay our commissions, not the buyer, thus Civ
INK you the same advantages as II you were
here In person. IL you wish TO purchase
Dress Goods, Clothing, Hats, Millinery, or
Cruckory, Glassware, boots, Shoes, or Hard
ware, please write us for prices, rates of
freight, etc. q will checrfully give any in
formation desired.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.
A restaurant outft, with all Its furniture
aud rooms built of lumber, cook range, coun-
ter, show cases, tables, chairs etc; also piano.
VIII sell at "a bargain.
PROPERTY WANTED.
a two story house; modern improvements
ihir'shcd lot, at reasonable figures.
MONEY WANTED.
On the best real estate securities.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
In sums toasult borrowers on approved SC.
curtics.
Outside Sales. Consignments solicited.
"a. Fine Display Rooms. Sales every
D. RHT ."0N
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OF the crazy quilt for the benefit OF the
orphans will take place at p. m, Aug
ust Doth, at st. Joseph's Orphan asylum.
All those holding tickets are respectful
ly invited to attend. S-l7-tf -
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VMP0RTANT-If you desire city trade, advcr
i tlse in the Light, the most generally read
paper in the city.
Everybody to know that nice Job
w Printing is done at the Light Office Vt
reasonable prices.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-28
CHANGE OF TIME.


Schedule No. II went into effect on the
Santa Fe at l2:Oj hast night. The change OF
time is no; very great, but arrangements are
made in this schedule 20 make close connec-
lions with the Frisco at this station and
with the Southern Kansas at Wellington.
The south bound train arrives at the union
depot Just ahead of the Frisco going east
and remains there until the Frisco passes
east, so that passengers arriving by the FRS
CO, destined for Caldwell, Winfield or Har-
per will not be delayed here. This train
makes close connection at Wellington with
the Kansas Southern for Argonia, Harper
and Attica. Returning from Caldwell the
Santa Fc train for Kansas City connects
at Wellington with the train going east on
the Southern Kansas, So that passengers
from Attics. Harper and Argonia can pro-
coed on their journey TO Kansas City with
out delay. \ sleeper is attached to this
train, Ii leaves this station for Kansas City
at 5:i5 p. m, and arrives at the latter city at
the same time as heretofore. thus shor,ning
the time between here and Kansas City for
ty-five minutes.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-28
OFF The TRACK

The sleeper Of the Frisco train east. due
here at $40 yesterday morning. was thrown
from the track by a broken rail about five
miles north of this city. The coach was
drawn considerable distance over the ties
and the trucks badly smashed up, but for
tunately nobody was injured. The train
proceeded on its way east leaving the sleep
er behind. \ wreck train came on from
Newton. The car and track were 50 badly
used up that il was only cleared UP Just in
time for the O'Clock train for Kansas CITY,
No freiChts went east on the Frisco or
south on the Santa Fe yesterday. The
train that left here for kingman al 9:i5 YES
terday morning got stuck in a snow bank
between Goddard and Garden Plain and
was compelled 10 return 10 this city. 81 that
no train reached kingman yesterday. 4
snow pillow WAS run ahead Of the passenger
train on the kingman branch last night Il
is reported that six inches Of snow covered
the track of the Frisco between this CITY and
Douglas. The last account from the train
on the SunfoWer road due here a; 8 p. m.
was tha; she WAS snow bound in the Flint
Hills. How Is all this for sunny Kansas. ="
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SNEAK THIEVES.

Elmer Wilson, the young fellow who was
arrested last Sunday charged with having
stolen a shot gun and several other articles
from Peter Werrick, was up before Justice
Thomas yesterday. County Attorney Bald
erston conducted the prosecution, and Nor
ris and Jewett defended the prisoner, who is
a farmer-looking young chap. about ls or IL
years old. He appeared to care very little
about the result of the trial, exhibiting no
interest in il whatever. He said his home is
about ten miles southeast of Hutchinson.
Mr. Werrick'. story is that he had been al
church in the city Sunday, and that when he
arrived at home he found the inside doors OF
the house all wide open. Upon looking
around he discovered that his double-bar-
relied shot gun WAS gone. and soon dlscoV-
cred that several other articles had been car
ried of. including bullet mold, a jackknife,
about a peck of apples and some other small!
things. He found that the thief had entered
the house by the cellar door and helped him
self to something to eat, and then searched
the house for plumber. Mr.. Werrick got
upon his track and traced him piece. then
got Il neighbor to follow the trail, while he
came TO the city to notify the police. The
tracks led TO the city aud the apples were
found near a tree. The lad was sighted
among the cars of the Fort Scott road, with
Jug III his hand, which he dropped. He
acknowledged that he had taken the
things. and told that he had hid the
gun at the fair grounds. When taken
10 jail several keys were found upon him.
Police officers Frank Brasier and Al Clark
testified as to capturing the lad and finding
the several articles.
The only question raised by the counsel
for the defense was regarding the value of
the articles stolen. The case was continued
until TODAY for the purpose Of bringing the
gun into court. 1t is probable that tie
present case Will be dismissed and the charge
of burglary be substituted
4 week ago some one entered the residence
of II. w. Lawrence, west Of the river IN just
the same manner as this fellow is alleged TO
have entered Mr. Werrick's house, and after
refreshing the inner man with the good
things of the cellar he made his way up
stairs and got away with silver dollar, sill
yer butter k. ife and considerable silver
plated cutlery and spoons. Mr.. Lawrence
immagines this same young chap was the
thief as he entered the same way and one of
the keys found in his possession fitted the
lock Of his door.
is gang Of sneak thieves around and that
they manage to take some Of the plumber
away and sell it somewhere else.