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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-16
rENrUCKY BLUE GRASS )

Does Clim ate Affect Character?
(cAoqles Dudley Warner in Rarper's Aagazine.1
Some philosophers say that the char
acter of people is determined by eli
mate and soil. There is a notion in
this region that the underlying lime
stone and the consequent succulent
Blue Grass produce a race OF large
men, frank in manner, brave in WAT,
inclined to oratory and ornamental
conversation, women of uncommon
beauty, and the finest horses in the
union. OF course fertile soil and
good living conduce to beauty OF form
and in way To the free graces OF lite.
But the contrast of Cincinnati and
Louisville in social life and in the
manner CT doing business cannot all
be counted for by Blue Grass. In late
years Louisville has awakened to a
new commercial life, as one finds In 1t
a strong Infusion of western business
energy and ambition. 1t is jubilant
in its growth and prosperity. 1t was
always a commercial town, but with
dash of Blue Grass leisure and hospi'
tality, and a hereditary flavor of man
| ners and fine living. Family and ped.
igree have always been held in as high
| esteem as beauty. The Keutuckiar
of society is a great contrast to thu
Virginian, but it may be only the de
velopment of the tide water gentleman
in the freer, wider opportunities o
the BLUEGRASS region.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-16
The Magazines. Literary and FER
sonal Gossip.

Harper's Magazine-good solid old
Harper's which has given us delight
all our life-has the usual display OF
good things for August: Dafcadio
Hearn, the young New Orleans writer
of stories who is rapidly coming to
the front, contributes a charmingly IL
Illustrated article on Midsummer Trip
to the Wes.. Indies. This is his second
paper on the same subject Rider
Haggard's Observation-Disclosures Re
venge-is concluded. Moncure ID.
Conway has an illustrated article also
on A Chiswick Ramble. The serial
stories of w. d. Howells and William
Black grow in interest. In his Stud
les of the Great West, Charles Dudley
Warner treats this time of the cities
of Cincinnati and Louisville Robert
Underwood johnson and others fur
nish poems. The Chair and Study
and Drawer are full and good so are
Laurence Hatton's Literary Notes.
Harper & Brothers, New York. 81
per year.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-16
LA D IE S |!
Sure Cure For
Neuralgia and RhelIImatis M

O EyERAL serious cases Of Neuralgia and
- rheumatism, of several years standing haye
pains in the head, eyes, back or side, take the
swelling out of your feet and legs, cure the ac-
legs and cure the collie. Testimonials can be
seen on application Sure cure within "a to As
ALEX. GATES,
Old Wilson Hotel. WINsTos. ". G.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-16
SALE OF FARM I!

SALE OE FAhM
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Superior
ID Court of Forsyth County,
ON SATURDAY, 25th DAY OF AUGUST, 'ss,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, at the Court
House door in Winston, N. c.,
SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES OF LAND,
lying in the northern portion of Forsyth Coun-
ty and State of North Carolina, on the waters
Of Lite Creek said land being the home place
of the late Mary j. Pettus.
Terms of Sale Six months credit with bond
and approved security. Title retained until
payment of purchase money.
r. B. KERNER, Admir-
July Is, 'S8. Of Mary j. Pettus, decd.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-16

Eon>yIf.Dr. I.:, January IS, 1887.
.ia,l: ,-y.r ,,..:so Inc day that you gentle
.....,. a,,. I. Ri. and shall bless the day that
,,.,- ~. III, no was known to me | had blood
,.-.. from birth, and so much so that ..all the
.,,,tors of my town said l would be crippled for
life. They said l would lose my lower Imb'
could rot stand IN ny class u recite my les
SONS. s.d eleven hottles OF your Balm cured me
sound and well. You can my name as you
see fit. In my case, there Were knots on my
shinbones IS large .as hens egg.
Yours, .MIRILB II. TANNER.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-16
TRY 1T ONCE,

tn the man who has tiled every other rem
edy fo- Blood Poisons, we commend the fol-
lowing experience Of a well-known woman.
She had Tried Euerythis,g Else.
CLoyER BolroN, Sullivan county, Tenn,
Jlno l., l5S.-B,oo2 BGln o., Atlanta, &c.
Sir-I he>e recn thinking Of writing 70 you
or s,lnt = NJ To let you izslc W u thu wonacr-
.ul cure.your b. B. +. has affected on myself
AM 3snghtcr She, girl Of l6 years, was
L4kei with very leg below the knee
called on the very hest doctors that the country
could afford, ANA they ended oii her Tor four
years 70 L o purpose. The doctors said the only
remedy le;t was anputation. That we all was
opposed to. | was in Knoxville the Sth OF
January, 1856, and while buying bill OF
.,Tage culiet; Tor g good blood purifier, and
:: zssrs. sanford, Chamberlain " Co. recon-
nrended the s. B. Is. purchased one halt
ct.,zei. bottles. and to my utter surprise after
r,~Ia; three ct four bottles ny girls leg was
eilJirsiv hoalei. I also had very ugly run
:lIng -,.., on the cali OF my leg and Ole bottle
.,irs,i H. ,it,r having tried all other remedies.
g.:s.. y,.l much success AID do hope that all
s,.t:,4s.a. !.u.nall;tE TlGy hsar ard believe III
tn,. ,.:,iy tri. h,cti purifier. have tried three
q. dur ..i!lcr purifiers, put the & T. b. IS the
~ ~. LAT ever ajd 1e or Ini.Ie any good
VA ...n t,-c my MANS !; yon wish- ain Well
al..,.... a. u. az. Washington -,uut., 81 all
eve %ir.,.f.i. K ELsoa-
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-16
Wia far Far,

All who desire jul information about the
cause and cure of Blood Poisons, Scrotula ane
scrofulous Swellings, Uleers, Sores, Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc, can
secure by mail free, a copy of our 81 page Illus
;rnted Book of Wonders, filled with the mos
w1s.derful and startling proof ever befor'
known Address,
BIoop BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
A Fortunate Druggist.

A,. Ebwin W. Joy fos many ycass and nov psue irrous druggist on the owner Q: stockton and NarkA streets in San Francisoc. proaably neves dFeamei q uiysing in wealth the medicine kings q she country. But yarsops su,pors having been Aoafine around to the effect that ks bae struck it blg n ExaMsNer rcfxsrter ~As d1tatej to unoasfh the saasc. and aftor mueh dfasulty unsavclod tho follow uis story:
 itsacms that about soycn ysas GO as RnejiGh Phyi.isn, great studcsst oe Lctany l0ca1ed los . hr:,f ssxsn in this sits Lis practicc vss nos cx. s,nsivc. ana yut the ssw e ss ol general nature ;hss to hisn a:trsctesi liius stssnticn His src1fcst SuceAss sccsed "a Dc in tAe treaxucut of liver assi kinney ssis' ricrs. and Vi atej Ltod h fArt his ability tO cots witi tscss cssansa coan. \ i Il ws ltfio short as sho nnrvcloelA He eeemed alas.t 'sliibie, and his quiet. modest nscssos and his yssi sc.f ssst wo as much . mystery e hfm- detsu.incd to lAkh6sA us spcek AcA pyinx all She presripsionS kc a ll!s3 Lklh9 eeystis 0oetOe ho Asypn | 4syztematie anAlyalA h hb Sxaad nAain6 ko LsssyaRS yunnlag ~ ehroQgh tho pssouip1idao Soe iysy cd kd,<v tp4hlca vtiafsd hlood apa 1GSaneA xsosdsu eonpae e !ee1hl1 s1t.ases i.dtga:O home1y every dsy seMss z ssssY eAea hoi - te active psiaeviss hvolve6 se sssoaia, hSUSvis. S4S 0R. Joy tAat Ae had disnovsssa tAo soeguo IT su1bsAiad oAe nsw cle0saAD b pse, ,Asaeim = 6l6s npasilla c dlsgNt0 tAe lnGA and pae . ee1Dgo - easeoascs un6ss tAs 9s9ege aans c Jeyb vaeso a..e.rinA n...::a!ass& e2 - " ~ . mysSsv - soivs1, ssd e n . = ssssSs5 Sse A1see1y N1sed tt Q aep tnee an4 Oosn paS ANdnnH noQ ~ weg eAe eua1A toeuDo osa1 . bs takine . na. .N1enG cd tal1ahg aAg1 ' (pugAcu1 ~ on0a. AS1(n nan01Asg Cnmonh
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
N SNNASMNERsON& co. CHlcA62 /

Do you carry these Shoes g' Why sir Also the Largest best stock Mems Boots ana Shoes Prescott Let show you my stock of Furniture, consisting part of elegant ParOr Sets Bed lounges all styles, Extension Tables Bedroom Warrobes asy Cha eoc and other chairs in endless varety Aro~, Fodng bs, Cots, Spring wire and har Mattresses. Best and hep hne o' Car pets, Desks and Office Chairs, wal paper, See Crockerv and these elegant Dinner Set Also tine Lae~tvi isse'et- Gfr DacKw ,fRc fire brands of assorted Groceries which selling prc to ,esv cope ltlOn On the J other side the ,ce ass, ment of Gents Furnishing Goo s uhets nntu% etc and l"s but not least step own into the cellar on m the Large Assortment of description Fine Old wines and
 Liquors St Lotus and Milwaukee ba ch .nagil.s wic, dish out wholesale together with ci( ot the brands
 ne brick store repenised with cspsY u littin lour ana canned goods which W" inA"r. ar-l ots
 "! delighted with your varied rt.nt anl ,onr Low Prices astonish me May inquire ypa terms ??
 "SPOT CASH r
 "Well, goodbye coI day. J i. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14

xEws. MoTGs AND ooMNaGNTs.
 St Louis gave 5000 majerity for Harrison.
 Mrs. Jay Gould is reported very low. Her demise is looked fer momentarily.
 The street car conductors at Los An eeles have been 'knocking down" from $Ioo to $2oo a day, and several have been arrested. They used an instru- ment called s'brother-in-law."
 American capital and enterprise have taken such hold in the development of Mexico that New York syndicate will in February open bank in the City of Mexico with a capital of s. 500. 900. It will he called the International and Mortgage bank of Mexlco This is an important step if directed aright What is chiefly wanted now is live. ente1pF's' ing banker from the Uuited States at it' head, whe will keep the institution ID the line of American ideas and influenc< and out of European influence. which are stoutly opposed to the entrance o their rivals into the banking businss' O this southern republic. .-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon ]. e. Wright, Judge.


 MONDAY, Nov. 18th.
 FORENOON SESSION.
 Court convened at 10 o'clock .. n'.
 List of jurors called, and Q number of grand jurors being absent venire was issued to complete the panel
 Territory vs F. C. Hatch. F. A. Tri- tie entered as attorney for defendant.
 Territory vs o. Lincoln, F. c. Hatch and MW Stewart; amended answer filed
 Estelle vs Estelle; default entered, and Ed s Wright appointed referee ts take testimony.
 Recess until 2p. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Re-convened at 2 o'clock, when the following grand jury was sworn ,n' ana the charge delivered to them by His Honor Judge Wright.
 AD Adams, foreman; Geo ConneIi, JC Crane, c W Hull, August Bauer w N Kelly, Wm Munds, E W French Geo w Ford, D Levy, B F Sloan, Joseph Dougherty, J w Wilson, Ge" H Curry, w T Richardson. TUESDAY, Nov. 18th. FORENOON SESSION. Court convened at ten o'clock. Halford Leighton, . native ef Aus tralia, was admitted to citizenship. Territory ex rel Mary A Steamer vs w SpaAord; set for trial Ncy. l4th. Bashford ct al vs DOsoris Mining Co. judgment for plaintiffs.
 Estill vs Estill; judgment as per decree
 Territory vs F c Hatch; by agreement set for trial December 9th, and defend ant allowed to plead to amended com plaint at any time between new and the said 9th day of December.
 L.. Byrne VI Bigelow & Smith, on ap- peal from justice's court. Order made requiring Judge McGrew. before whom the case was tried, to send up the tran script of the case. Territory ex rrl Mary A Stemmer vs U Spafford ct al; leave granted to file supplemental answer before 10 .. m :. Nov 15, 1888. Alonze Trapp vs A. and P. R. K. G. plaintiff dismisses suit. A. Aiken VI c. 8. Hutchinson; an' swer withdrawn and judgment by de- fault
 Livingston & Co vs Alden P. Wil- Hams; continued by consent.
 Hugo Richards, administrator estate of c. r. Head, vs Guilford Hathaway leave granted for defendant to with. draw demurrer and file answer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Territorial Items.

Patrick Hamilton is said to be in . critical condition in Phcnix.
 Water has been struck in the we'll south of Kingman, at tho depth of ssventy.five feet. What quantity is not known, but it proves that water is there. and everyone in town can have water who ie able to sink we'll to the depth of one hdndred feet.-MOhave Miner.
 "Firimino," the Papago Indian who was convicted of murder ct the las, term of the district court, will be exc cuted on Friday, the 18th inst., at the court house jail yard of this city. h. vitst ons ts the execution have been issued by Sheriff Shaw.-Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Annual Election,

At the annual election of officers by the stockholders of the Prescott & Ari zona Central Railway, yesterday, the following officers were elected:
 Board of Dirsctors-Thos. s. Bullock w. E. Hszeltine, Wm. N. Kelly, T. J. Butler, Levi Bashferd, H c Mutt, Geo o Manchester, J Fisher of St Louis, and w c Haaledine of Albuquerque.
 Thos s Bullock, President; w ' Kelly. secretary; w E Hazeltine, treas ursr.
 Executive Committee-Th0s Q Bul. lock, Wm N Kelly, Levi Bashferd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heIe,ofore existing he- tween Shirley & Stephens is this day ais. aea,n0t the frm, whether due or nOt,wi, pr . sent them to stephens immediately for Iay ment stephens will not be responsible for anvthin9 aless signed or OrJered by him. self after this date Person who have b. en oVing me f. me .t evs ' since the birth of ary. Th se not settl inE by that time will either pay cash or go without neat from tha time on tO the dea'h of the Devil. shirley, Crvapaugb an" 0eOFg Allen will walt up thOse an xious to pay their bills. hu have not limo 10 come to the shop to settle.
 Yours truly for . lOug Itme past
 J. 0 STEPHENS. Present., A. T.. Nov. B, 1883.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
A MurAore r's oonSeosIon.

Anschlag. the murderer of the Hitch cocks, near Los Los Angeles. and of old man Fueeh. hos prepared a written ac' count of his life and his crimes, which fills two columns. It differs little from the confession he has made, except that he gives new details of the butchery of the Hitchcocks. the unfortunate Illinois couple whose fruit farm be coveted.
 He saxs that linen ha SAT the deed of money in tive days, be was seized with the impulse to kill them, as he thought he wonld have no trouble in holding the land. He killed the husband in the barn with two blows Of sharp hatchet and then weat to the kitchen and mur- dered the wife in the same way. Then he hauled the bodies two miles, buried them, changed his clothes and calmly went to work on the farm, where he was arrested. He did net even put away Mrs. Hitcheock's best dress which she had laid out ready for church next day
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
The Politics of the W0xss con gVOOO.

Tho Politics oS the Wext Con-
 A Washington telegram says that Secretary McPherson. of the republican cengresisnal campaign committee. claims majority of from seventeen to twenty for the republicans in the lower house Of the s1st cosgress:
 According to the Worlds latest ad- vices, the delegation in the sist con eress stand about as follovs. subject to the official returns. which may change them somewhat
 Alabama-No republican, } demo crats.
 Arkansas-No republican. 5 demo- crats
 California-4 republicans, 2 demo crats.
 Colssade-I republican, no demo crat. Connectcut-s rspubhcans. demo crat. Delaware-No republican. I demo crat. Florida-1 republican. I democrat Ceoreia-Ns republican, 10 demo crats.
 Illineis-I3 republicans. , democrats
 Iowa-Io republicans. I democrat
 Indiana-s republicans. 10 demo crats. Kansas-7 republicans. no democrat Kentucky-s republicans. g demo crats. Louisana-I republican. 5 democrats Maine-4 republicans. no democrats Maryland-a republicans, 4 demo crats. Massachusetts- republicans. i democrats.
 Michigan-s republicans, demo crats. Minnesota-s republicans, no demo crats.
 Mississippi-No republican. demo crats. Missouri-4 republicans, I9 demo crats.
 Nevada republican. no democra
 New Jersey-4 republicans, } demt crats. New York-19 republicans, I7 den ocrats. | North Caroliana-3 republicans. democrats. l Ohio-16 republicans. 5 democrats. | Oregon-I republican. no democra ! Pennsylvania-sI republicans. den ocrats. ! Rhode lsland-a republicans, n democrats. l South Carolina-No republicans. democrats. l Tennessee-3 republicans. dem' crats. Texas-No republicans. II den' crats. Vermont-s republicans. no dem' crat. l Vmeinia-, republicans, , democrat West Virginia republican. 3 den ocrats.
 Wisconsin, republicans. } dem' crats.
 Total-I66 republicans. Is9 dem'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate of John Maldo0n, deceased.
 Notice ia hereby given by the un' ersixp sdm m iatratnr of the estate of John MuidOOD deceaaed, to tho creGi ors of and ai persons haYing claims az ainst the said deceascd, to n hibit them with he necessary vOucht rS, vithin four months after the first publ blication of this notice. to Messrs. HerndOn q Haw. kinu attorneys of tho said adniinistrafor, at thoir ofI3ce in the City of Prescott, he same being tho place for the tr1nsact:On Of the hnsi Ueas of said estate in said county of YHv. snai w. J. MULVENON. Administrator of the estate of John MuidOOn
 deceased.
 Daaed At Prescott. A. T. this 10th day of Noy0m beY lSR8. NV
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Another Coal Ralno Horror.

KANSAS CITy. November 9-A Jour-
 nal special from Pittsburg. Kansas. says
 The most dreadful disaster in the his.
 tory Of Ksnsas occurred as 5 o'clock
 this evening. When the men were
 preparing to leave off their work a, shaft at Frontenac. suburb of Pitts burg. a terrific explosion was heard that shook the earth for . great distance and completely shattered the shaft. On investigation it was found that I6o men were in the mins at the tine Of the ex- plosion. Being IIa feet below the eur. face it is certain they are all dead. At this writing the only two exceptions are two men who were in the car coming up and being near the top of the shaft managed to escape. Pittsburg is in the center of the coal mines of Kansas. and is about TOO miles south of Kansas City. on the Fort Scott and Gulf railroad.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14

Governor Moonlight q Wyening. vent hunting some days go vih . hiend. and each took opposite banks of the sEsam. His companion raised . dock of daoks snd les dy both barrels. The governor. vhe vas iadulging in . yavn at the tine received oae of the shos n his mouth, and heseaiter vill douhtles hire suhsfitute to de his hpn.ine q his yaRning for hjn,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14

It looks as # the republicans would have . working majority in the next legislature. Pima. Cochse and Gila are repotted to have elected the repub- can ticket Mohave will send repuh- lican delegation to beth branches Yuma will send . republican to the council and . democrat to the lower house. There n probability of the election 1 tvo or three republican representatives. and . councilman from this county. Apache county elects one and probably both repaslican memben of the lower house.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
From the Loom tO the Con.
 sumer Direct.

We save the mmieslOn house, jObber's nf retailers profits. thus enabling us to give the customer Fashionable ga ments of Superior quality at first c. st.
 Send for sam pies, tape asasare and instruc l0no for measuring. State what you wnn samples of
 SAMPLES FREE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14

The wheels of justice have bsen fairly started by Judge Wright. The present term of court prenises to be long one, judged by the length of the calendar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Tho BUYRRS' GUIDE is

Tho BUYERS 0UIDDis
 issued March end 0epG,
 each year. IL is an enoy.
 clopedio of useful intoe. A nation for ell who pu4.
 chase tho lnxuRiee oS the
 noceosities of iie. We can clothe you and farniah you with all the necessary and unneoes0aRy appliances to ride. walk, dance. sleep. eat. fish, hunt, work. 90 to church. or stay et homo, and in various sisee, styles and Quasitities. Just AGuro out what is required 10 do ell thooe things COMFORTABLY, end you cen make CT estimate of tho value Of tho BUY88@ GUIDE, which will be cont upon receipt of 10 cents to pay postage. MONTGOMERY WARD q co. lll-ll4 Michigan Avenust Chicago u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Address Registered letters to

VGW ORLEA0N U UAI1O1AZ UA HK
 New OFDr q as. La ID EkGEMQEO That the presence Of A IMCm OOAS Generals BeHufoeafd and Early, who are in chargelsf the drawings, is Q guarantee of absolute fairnees and intee. rity, that the chances are oil equal. and that no one can possibly divine what numborr will draw Q prise.
 RRM EN6GR that the payment of all Prizes is GUA HA NTkEO BY FOUR IA TlONAL HAN KA of New Or cans. and the Tickets aFO signed by the pres1den. "f an In. stitu.iOa, whose chartered rights are recOg: nIsed m the hix hest CNurtsi therefore. beware of hny mii atiohs oP anOny m. .Sus schemes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Suits and OvercOats Made to
 Order. S15.

Believing that the pie urde land the advantages of dealing direct with be prOdd. o0r, we have added to our mlils . inpls te department for inc cus. Om ts lOffng.
 Our gOOfs are masie meas re for less than cheap eady n ads clOthing-and fn. perfect FIT, correct STYLE. egant FINISH and du- Hahsliiy, cannot be cQua.led.
 Wewill ship c. O. D and allow you the priv ilege of tryingOn and examining fhe garments before paying for them.
 Mention this paper and We will 0IVE you . 2 inch TAPE MEASURE, with SAMPLES. FREE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
Mammoth Drawing At the Academy of Muaic. New Orleans,
 Tuesday, D. et mber 10. l06&
 CAPITAL PRIZE $600,000.

Sl4s PYises. amounting N.. .-....-......e2llS.So .Soe For Club Rates, or any further IF formation desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly staiinx your residence. with 6t0te. County, Street aud Number. More rapid re. turn mail delivery will be assured by your Send Postal Notes. Express Money Or. Ter, Currency by Express (&l our expense, .. A. DAUPAllM,
 Now Orleans, La.
 WashingsoA, DC
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
DEvONSHIRE WOOLEN MILL

". c. JONES. Agent,
 soplRf @ Sum mep %.., H,s, Va
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
.ZZ@amzze-s |<~<<'

We the undsrsigned Banks and bankers viii psy all Prises draWn tn The Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented af D, -. WAl.ANl.EY. a Pres Louiaiana National Bank. RlRR08 1AHAUX.
 Pre-. State National Bank. A 0AGDWa0. Pres. New Orleans Nati0nal Bank GAEL KOEA0, Pres. Union National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
TRUSTEES or IN ESTATE EXAMINED.


TESTIMONY TAKEN ~ HE SUIT TO RECOVER MONEY
LOANED TO HOWELL OSBORN.
The tho trustees OF tho estate OF Charles j.
Osborn suit OF David Gideon TO recOvc: 81 GS 79
To- ned to the OF Mr.. Osborn begun
Yes erday City Court In Jrdance with the order Of
lge EhrC before stenOgrapheI. W. f. Severance and
otto uorwiz CONDUCTED the examination for the plaintiff
Thomas Sheannan behalf Of Tie executors interpreting
frequent objections subject the Judges future ruling
which the answers we're taken.
John w. Sterling, partler CT Mr. shtar,nan tosti-
led he well acquainted with Charles j.
Osborn. The last time that he Howell
Osborn last fall The witness aud Edward $. Chaplin
were surviving under the will of
and the trustees $500 900 left benefit OF
Osborn. The ncome OF the trust fund was between
$4,000 and $4,000
Q-Have you books Of account with you Al have
Own yOu DO KIND enough 10 produce thom
Mr. Sherman whispered In the Of the witness before
the directed by my counsel to that
/ Will no produce them"
admitted by counsel that the trustees had 1900 in
the pos which belonged Howell Osborn. After
whispered the lawyers the hearing
adjourned until next Friday