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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

AN ORDINANCE TO amend section ] Of an
ordinance OF the city Of Grand Rapids, en-
tilted: An OId nance 70 regulate the con
struction aud repair OF sidewalks on Monroe
street. Ia the city OF Grand Rapids. Lyon
street. ia said city. fron Canal street 10
kent street. IN said city, and on that portion
stree. In said city" passed Jnne II. issl'
The Common Council OF the city OF Grand
Rapids do ordsin that section Of a. ordi-
nance Of the city oI 6Iand Rapids. eatl.iea;
ti0n and repair OF sidewalks on Monroe
street, in the city OF Grand Rapids. Lyon
street. in said city. from Cana street D
Kent street in said city. and on that portion
OF Canal street. tn sBtd city. south 81 Bridge
street. in said city" passed June u. iso9 be
and the same is hereby amended 50 as 10
section /. All sidewalks on either side OF
Monroe street. in the city Of GraDo Rapids on
either side Of Lyon street in said city. from
Canal street I'm said city. 10 Kent street IN said
city. ana on either side of that portion Of Canal
street In said city. south Of Bridge street Ia
said city. which shall hereafter be laid. COZ
structod or repaired shall be 80 laid. con-
structed and repaired al the established grade
OF said streets respectively. and shall be of the
width OF sidewalks fixed ana established for
said designated portions Of said Monroe. Lyon
aud Canal streets respectively; and shall be
laid. constructed and repaired of and WIFE cut
stone tagging. eight inches In thickness. and
laid with an inclination downward from tie
inner side of any such sidewalk 20 the curb
ing, OF one fourth - OF an inch 10 the loot,
the specifications and method 81 construction
and repair OF which stone Tagging Sidewalks
shall FIRST be submitted 10 the Board OF Public
Works oi said city for its approval before the
same shall be laid. constructed OF repaired.
Provided. however. that walks Of concrete.
the specification. material and method of con
struction OF which shall hrst be submitted 10
The said Board of Public Works and meet its
approval. may, after such approval. be laic
instead OF said stone tagging, In the laying
constructing or repairing OF the sidewalks on
the above designated Monroe street. or on the
above designated PORTIONS OF said Lyon aud
Canal streets respectively.
Passed and approved In regular session OF
the Common Council Of the City OF Grand
Rapids held Monday evening. March =. Issc.
". A. sHINKMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
A Class sail - ss- s~-. rsrs...

waldo county farmer. on going -
has hen hous@ ths ether morning. ssw
ons of his fsror1t. hers lying On her
back. legs n tks AR and mouth wi8e
opsn. Nth al the srpearznca q beng
dad. bus - examination fcaed hzif a
clazs shsl stuck n hsr tsross. he took
the hez into the house. Eot pasr ~ pan
GERS. pullei ous she sheil. snd TIE ksu
czzse hsck - Efs ard aid ar uzu~szllv
big szg that asy - show Der gratitude.
--Ralfass Aza
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
4 safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory returns, or in case OF
failure a return Of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist Il bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
II IS guaranteed 10 bring relief in every
case, when used for any affection Of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con-
sumption, inflammation ofLungs. Bron-
chltis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can elways be depended upon. Trial
bottles 10 cents, al Peck Brothers drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Hardly Courteous.

During the epidemic of influenza in
one of our cities a gentleman who was
suffering acutely from it went down
town one morning. and on the way met
at least dozen sympathetic friends.
At the twelfth encounter his patience
was exhausted.
Have you the prevalent cold?" in
quired his twelfth assailant, burly,
good natured man.
Yes, said the invalid, cautiously; "I
have. Have you the prevalent sympa-
thy
The retort was hardly courteous, and
the man himself felt ashamed OF it after
ward, but az the moment it seemed to do
him good. Youths Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

Eco HARBoE CRY. y. j.. April A.
George Lang while temporarily insane
Thursday sst Ere - his residence The
neixhbors with dinculty rescued his
wife and children, but desperate strug-
% remove the nsaiso He finally Sc
cured = shotgun and threatened With
death al Who attempted 70 approach
him. Tie Vas seen 70 Jump into = burn
ing bod. there vsrs a Few grosas and
then al vas quist He rad perishsd in
bis own asash-tran
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

DAvrSrosr, Ia. April w Wednesday
d ight four prisoners escaped from The
Scott CouatT Jail here by saving ou,
the iron bars Ia cue of The vindovs
They we're evidsntiy helped hy confsd-
srates O. she 90 ssids. One Of The .%
caped prisoners Il Joha Brsdfors. ~hc
vas hsla Foe murder. He has served
swo terms ia tAs renissntiAry and two
yes 81 Tesrs old No recspturss have
hs,au n sds
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Differences In spoDges-

There are very many people who can
not tell the difference between Turkey
cups" and common reef sponges. and
they are astounded at the difference in
price. They are asked s. for what they
think they can get Just as good for
twenty-five cents. There are sponges
from Florida called sleeps wool, which.
in the opinion Of many buyers. are as
good, although much cheaper. for all
practical purposes as the silk ones. They
are used mainly for washing carriages,
although they make a good bathing
sponge. Reef spongeS come from Cuba
and Nassau. Turkey cups from around
the islands Of the Archipelago. Sleeps
wool and reef sponges come in ten,
twenty and forty pound bales. and the
finest Of the former, known as Rock
Island goods. sell wholesale at from s. 80
to SS.15 per pound. The Turkey cups
are sorted at London and Paris into three
qualities and sent to Us in bags. They
are sold by the piece. Boston Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

Nzw YesS. April A dispatch from
CaaprsqaA y. z, ssTs that Horscs
Grs@leT's farm -hcus~. occupied ~ his
daughter. uss burned Thsrsda7. less
50. so0 Al the hooss. water csio-
ricse-s - M Grseisy saa hust q
Horace Greeley wers ssved ~ he
reixhhcrs Mss Gabrielle Grsels7 vas
a. cha-ch IN Plesssns~ills 81 the time Of
30 sr-. Shr q new staying vie frf.sas
q The f,vrHs~5a
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

We desire 10 SAY 10 our citizens that
for years We have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buckien's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitiers, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesi-
tate 70 guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready 10 refund the purchase
price If satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
thoi; merits. Peck Bros, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Don'tPay Till You Arc Cured.

Blind, bleeding, internal and externa
piles, fissure, tistuIa and rectal ulcer.
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds Of
references. Examination free. Lake
side physicians room 2S, Porter block
1921 Monroe-st. Hours-9 TO 3, daily;
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, to 9;
SUNDAYS, 10 TO |.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Sealed Proposals.
orrl-E Eoltr - FrFIsr Worrs

eFrf~E tcA - - ~ = nzEa
Grser EaPIns. y .gh.. har-t 81 -.
ofere ~ th4 Board arts -afBrosT trrN =
E4a 81 20 r y. frT ~ isrinF II water
rsfr fr ~fernBf sFer1e fTrH f1rweT 81
= rfa~ e+-eaf sre.r1ffe - rfs rfs~s sne
S-.srff ffstf~ns - fis ~ re O. - hs B0srf
Tfs P-s-s rrserres fhs Tisht-fs r5erf sfy -
5 bi6s
Fssf hffsef shsr feros't ~iff h's rrrF.fssl
ff.s q-- - 40 NJ - - farfsf go to - CrT nf
c-anS psrffs fa ra~< - xhsa fsH - erte-
frfe sr.r fra~r IN eocaT1sucs viff ne rrqp1ss'
- ~ esd rreDess - screptet - fos
Bes-f - I'esse a-kH.
g-~.rase = -fiuss - rrafs up0r h.saEs fhst
- - f1rn sfHf uFen spEies ~ - tas
e. ,f ~ Bad.
AR Hho . bhttsfTz Frsstastt-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

PhilosPher-Good afternoon. Mrs. De
Science. Allow ne % complainant vsD
- yosT remarkable article ia The Sossn-
tiSc Age.
Mrs Ds Fsshion-You have made \
mistake. 81. an not a book Won. 1'r
DO have 70 write for living Ism tfA
Dc Fasason. = rsthsr weii kn0-n sociSJ
les5sT-Dos Mrs. De Science.
Philosopber-Oh, beg her psr6on-
Nsu York Weeklv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

TIE large st1ns chsvch of the ks<kd-
s-sz ~ 4ohnsroTE. Pa. uhich COST ov.z
tf0 GO. szd ~hich vrithssoo6 tae reo-st
e.S7Si, las been t5erozshly -s6ts~5 sss
80 reoPs1ea b great z11ltisz<sa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
sTATE or MICHIGAN.
oeEsEs eF AAEE. cIsf - SeAks AAfses
ELECTION.

ceHsFS 81 AAkt, Al4f - eAAh< tsAfss' ,
CHARTER ELECTION.
oss q arans Rsp,as s,ss~ sfeh l lss9
Ssskf 'si' esic E-fast tss ss1oai easrssr
eiecfiaH ~ s3i1 elsy vii be nesa IA >Ai ~ tis ~
ortnd Rapids er Aou1aS pc ~ say ~ aFfas
A. =. $50 81 shien she ieleN'n eiiY eiacsra
one 49, one Marshal. eae plreQtor 81
ths Poor anf I6smhef ei ihe boafa oi kkFitW
eesri co y 'e,a eress fsp's. '' ans l.e q t6s poss
IeNTt Of strand kzHa0s. ouv JN.tlNt oi liis
Peace in snd sar tas city 81 ofsa4 Asllcs.
Sac, the iaiieNlnE wars oinetts
TlHs1 WARD
one Alderman. ene supers lsor. eas Nsh
IeegsI. 0ae Constable.
SK0Nn WARD
oos Alasrman ope ctfcfflssf, Sbs Sei7
lect0r, Ont Const4hlea
THlRD WARD.
Nne Aldcruan. one eeFUfftsoT, one Cob
leOIof. oEe C0asishic.,
FOURTH wAKn,
One AteermSas oHc supervisor, one to-
lectoI. 0es Constable.
FIFTH WARD.
One Alderman. ene supervisor. one Gel
iccioT, oas Constable
SIXTH WARD
ont Alderman, eac supervisor. enc Col
lesteT. 0ne Constable.
SEVENTH WARD.
oDe Alderman, eae Supervisor. one Osi-
loctsf one loastAblt-
TI6nIH WARD.
ons Alderman foT the terun u snf wear from
the nrsf Menosy ln Nay. A, ID i,sn. uue Aiaef-
Wsa for the term 81 iWa srAFs iron ihf nfat
Monday in MAY. A. y lsp slso oAS super
GsoI, one Collector. cnt Nonsi l1iie,.
NINTH WARD.
One Alderman lar tie form VI FGaFE from
the fret Monday IN Mas. a. n ioo also
ole euporNlsof. onf ca.icctoI. ohe Constable
TKNgu WARD
One Alderman foT thp term "a one grhf from
The frsI Mosdss IN NAY. A. p ist' aEd ope
Alderman Tor tht tefm ~ iN e Year from tho
rrst Monday 10 May. IS y ie hieN "No
supervisor oHs Collector. oLf lQAsialiie
Anc you vii siso further lase notice ihhi
the following places have nteh ahis "tsir
E3ied by the Common ouncii ~ eain 'lfs 't
GrsHd Rapids as The poIlnF placrs fei the
respective wards tand plr,inoia tNtit"i. "i
said city of Grand Rapids. ior aAa thtiiti
irst Ssrc. arst precinct \ uInseF i6 erana'
first WARD. second rTeeinci- sumter aa
Norfh DlNssleh sifari IA safe ,.is.
Seeond MsTa- Numhef ID Fountain street
HERMAN block, in Said flfS.
Third Ward umber if7 Isiand street. "a
sz.d city.
number l.asi brld=s street. ll ta.it riif
fonrth Ward, SECOND prefiNft Itihnret
ooInyT 81 Crescent avenue anQ heni siiors. ih
- city.
l4fth Ward -Tian's Hau. number 81 Plain
nrio sNcnue. fu said city.
sixth Ward-oid Eng.uc House ou srrhurr
street. north o. Leonard sire ef in aal1 CITY
seventh Nard-6sImaliA lal. 90 'front.'
street. 2 said city.
Elgkih vsrd- Turner Han. jefferson street
IA said city.
Ninth Wsrd-ls2 West ullon street iu SAID
CITY.
fsnth ward-Ringuere's Han. corner =
South Division street fru 4lffb avenue iu saia
city.
Attest w A. SHlAkAAA
ilfy tirTi.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes
for 81. For sale by White & White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

To- get rai cf from Indigestion. hil5c1s-
ress. rousfi patton OF terpsd hvsr rfsh-
rrf s sfu-rIrE t1e stomach or curCnE
tie h,Vels. axe few doses or Carter :
Lttis Liver Pills, they vi please yCu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Thc Env1neeI

OF the Wakefield, Mass, Rattan Works,
c. y. Young, says: IN all cases of bil.
iousness accompanied with those terri
ble headaches, have found no other
medicine that seems TO take hold and
do the good that your Sulphur Bitter
does. 1t is the best family medicine
made
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

It Is very important in this age of vast
material progress that 4 remedy be
pleasing 70 the taste and 10 the eye,
easily taken, acceptable TO the stomach
and healthy in its nature and effects.
Possessing these qualities, Syrup OF
Figs is the one perfect laxative and
most gentle diuretic known.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Sealed Proposals.

0yrgcF R~tKr % pUHlFr WorFs
crsrr BaFrps Mich. March. 81. lsSi
Sealed proposals zfn he received ~ the
o.fer q the Board Until SsfurdtJ, Apri
s. Iss - 40 ,. n. Tor the iayiDs 81 water
ulsinsfn LBceln Park secsreing 70 ne plans
ard specifications ob Gle ~ the effcs 81 the
Board
ne Board reserves the right e rsjcc' srY O.
81 BIDS
rsen hfSs.r shsu DEPOSIT -ifh his rrcpces
tffe sur ~ slelfF - - forfeitet - the CITY q
Grand Raids r cGss hs shall ia - enter
int scrfrzrf In s~rorcsuce with his proposal
Should his So VrepJSss - accepfe1 ~ - .
Bo.rf ~ ruf7ie " orKs
Al vraps5ssss n 9sf - n s5s Bpor h'snks that
wu - Furnished upon Application - the
w. = 6Eo 8 BEIGGs prsxaept
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Registration Notice.
olfICf OI T1H tITT flEFA.
liy Of Grand Rapids. hruf County. Mlcl
March III. l-4

Olf1n oi -ln CI7F ClasN.
City OF Grand Rapid. hrni ,oantS' Alch
To the Elect 9rs Of the City of 6rana Rsmas
TAKE N0TICE-Tbe following locatons fn
thr respective wards and prrci CTS Thereof
OF the City - Grand Rapids are ittpeoiAry
designated and Appoiuic "a ihe piac for fan
neetng OF the Board o. hrgistrauoa of ttr
CITY " Grand RAPIDS. for the purpHs. ol ile
reg,siFrstion q The 9nhii1ea cree ~ t-e
charter elec ton o. BE- bcid go the FIRST hou.
day IN April a. y iss. Viz
Hrsi ware. lirsi precinct-No l5 6rAncYllle-
F.rst nard. second preeinct-57 South D.
vision street Ia said city.
Second vsro-No. u Fountain street. Hart
man oi"eh, ih sac ciiy
Third wsrd-thgine House. LagraNe street.
in said city.
Fourth ward. FIRST precfnct-Walker's store.
No, ~ 1Asl Bridge street. 10 ssic city.
Fourth ward Second preciDct-EuClue
Honse. Crescent avenue Ia said city
Putin Naid-flun's ball. No # Piainheia
Six h wsrc-o.d Engine House or scrlbBer
street. north Of Leonard str ~. Ga said ty.
-cvenfh ward-EnRlue House. corner %
Second aud Front streets ln said Ciiy.
Eighth ward-"I urner Hal" Jefferson street
ylnih wsrd-No. l52 West Fulton street. a
Ienth ward-At building Of Herman =.
Grebe, No. - Jefferson avenue. ir ssfo c.fr.
And the said Board of Reg sfrtfion Tor said
city. will meet and be i0 session a. ssfd ia.
gne House Lagravo street. iu sgl4 ib.rd
ward. and ~ sad 'Iurf rr Hal jefferson
street in said E.ghth ward and 81 ssld so
lb1 West fuiion street p said Ninth NfrA.snd
and az SAID Building ~ Herman j. orcbe'.
No. - Jeftfeon avenue. in SAD CfF-
in said JcDlh ward on fhe THURSDAY
Friday and Fafurcar next prrrreluE t.e cay
Of sid annual chatter e.ecf cn. 81 flIf. Df.
Thursday. Arnl T. a. D.. isse frisaF. s lli 8.
A. y. ls!U. anc Oh Saturday. ApTi ., a. u. iht'.
from O'Clock IN the forenoon. e. o'clock in
TIE afternoon q each a saic days faf fhr
purpose q the EistrntloU = fhr uuaI
fed electors o. said Third. EITath, tinfh and
Tenth wards respect fciY auo flai saIa tHfr1
of hCgisfratian Tor sai0 rIfE. vIIl meet sHd 1a
~ session ~ The rcrnccf vf places above .s.
igusfcd for tire First, Second. 20 .I. llfII-
sixth and Seventh Vsrfs of said C.ty. and I.e
respective precincts thereof sn nEaF. Arr.
4 ItA. and saturday. Apu o. lhsf from
O'Clock iu the forenoon 90 .ni0rF Ir the f.
ternoOu of each o. sad f.To GAYS. fof fhf pUf.
pose of rcg stefIng fbf euaiifrd crfurs 20 fHr
81 last named HareG 20 sai1 r.iH. r fof fae
purf Ose - Irating perfect ast. g. near af
mag be ~ al psrfous res tifr In tee sa.l ffU
wards % the City 81 aranc q nids nha afa
euailf et electors under rsf c0rsfifuf and
laws 81 The said tate ~ Michigan. aud Cn-
tilted % vote GO taic cleo inus
lcwSrc II. stein. Cornelius striker.
Robert Spr0ri. John r Gre
Simeon j. BALDWIN. iHrr p lfreH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

The man who tells you confidentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-
scrlbing Kenps Balsam this year. In
the preparation of this remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds no ex-
pente is spared to combine only the
best and purest Ingredients. Hold a
Bottle OF Kemp's Balsam to the light
and look through it; notice the bright,
clear look; then compare II with other
remedies. Large bottles at all drug
Rnecharnis pills c11rn hil1nus and
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Bucklen's Arnica Saixe

The best salvc IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and Divlsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
GRAND RArIDs aAKxErs.

Drsss 4 Bse1- = .sossa
DresSoS fers-&es<
Psssses y Nsssss---s,s \ : eesna.
peaaas tewss. sEse y plaas, terseys' lse y
peane aueks. t4e , pSzad
Hides
6re~n-s5s ssssse yeuRo
paFt cuaS2-$7<e Fo4Ra
] ~ cared - geGae.
lp-4 zeSe p<toe
Cal SAtas-&<ese y peues.
Shfsp Skins-s~Ssse eaea-
Izllea --se sssc Ropue.
Farsasrs' rsoassA
BuEtsr-l6sese peEaa
kggs-lsc eeB~a.
PoE4toes-z3s <S = eushss.
CaseSge-sT t hgRaFte
Tarnlps q : tES1el
Bsets 90 , spshei
fafNn Ps~g~aseSe Q epshel.
0uioas- SO . , eusheL
Ap8ios-sesssi Z eashel.
Lsgtuee-lbssIt< pOGna.
Grain, fsor. FssS,
whest-New sox . bcsheL
goTn-sl,4S4e Z sashei.
eAts-Nen. -sS-ee kashel
Com Aesl-e.by ten.
kye-soe > bUsaeL
bar ey-Sl.0si1 2 hundred.
Ground ffed-slssls G ten.
bran-slz ? ten.
hlddlngs ten
floar-Lily Waite. s.iei Psteat s2-So , hun
drea
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
MERIT Wins.

Van Houten's Cocoa-Largest sale in
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Jobbers' Prieas

Apples-sz 25a2 20 . barrel.
hrans-sl cd s--ec ' bushel.
Eggs-l4gl6s = dozen.
Butter-iSE2oc ' pounds.
iotatocs-sVc = luSlcl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
FOURTH NATIONALBANK
os1sp eAptos. NtcA.

GRAND RAPIDS. NicH.
CAPITAL, 5000, 600
Tfsnsscts 3 general banf nr business ~.
tfresf pad On ffur deposits ffr - ria'sr
rsnsafnerfs WITH Moss p. hnsrfh hHrtd
A kuhn 81 NeU bors letters of rrroli q
rent In al foreign countries. iesnra oiHft
upon the most favorable foudifuu 81
arsffs drawu on al the foreign eities 81 20
tsf rates
DIRECTORS.
E " Watkins william 2esrs
sspinvalL see. y. a0hne1n,
n Fsvne James Na.r
A u Hafhbo8s. u a. BioasstL
Ger y cay
IL Dof NJ President
81 A. PLoDcfrT ries President
H 81 NArH. Cashier
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Advice 70 Mothers

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should a.
ways be used for children icething. IL Soothes
the child. s0fteus the gums, slisys all pain
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy for
oisTThea- &ceDfs bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Sick Headache.

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and
nervous lis
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
Progress.

Pears Soap secures a beautiful con
pleXlon.
Arizona republican., 1890-05-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The asylum commissioners held 8 meeting yesterday but transacted nc business of importance.
 Francisco Quijada, the wife heater, was arraigned before City Recorder Shultz yesterday, and his trial set for today.
 Sergeant Logan, F. Douglas and Jefferson Wilson were arraigned before Judge Nibby for murder yesterday, and will be tried today.
 Goldman X Co.,, the well-known mer, chants, have about completed the remod. cling of their store, and will have a grand reOpening June lst.
 Tonight the popular "Busy Bees'' give their gipsy-tent lawn party, at Mrs. HOllenbeck's, on Grand Avenue. All Washington street cars connect for this purpose and carry passengers for one fare. Extra cars running. Everybody cordially invited.
 Work IS progressing on the Tar nell and Edgar group of mines on the head of Antelope and Santa Maria creeks, eighty miles northwest of here. The prospects are very much improved with the work already done and the out look is fine.
 In the District Court yesterday Judge Kibby gave judgment for plaintiff in the case of the Territory, upon the relation of the Attorney-General, against Meador. Defendant was charged with having usurped and intruded inCo the office ol Territorial Auditor. M,aior's counsel gave notice of an appeal.
Arizona republican., 1890-05-27
 GUILTY AS CHARGED. Close of the Bernard Trial Yesterday. The Woman Recommended to the Courts Mercy. Bernard Tells His Story on the Stand---Sylveria Zunica Was Only His Nurse,

Frank Bernard will know his fate to- day.
 In the District court yesterday morn- ing was resumed the trial of Frank Benard and Sylveria Zunica upon the charge of unlawful cohabitation.
 The case of the prosecution had not been concluded on Saturday afternoon, and the first witness put on by the United States was Justice of the Peace, Tom sherman.
 Witness said that in the trial of an at tachment case in his court Bernard had sworn that he was a single man.
 This closed the ease on the part of the prosecution. although another witness, Scan Santa C.uz, was introduced to testify as to the sort of life defendant Zunica had led in Tucson. This witness, however, was not allowed by the court to testify, the point as to her past life being deemed immaterial.
 Attorney Rouse then moved for dis missal of the case, upon the ground that the indictment was defective in that it did not charge the commission of any specific ofienSe.
 The motion was denied and the de- fendant, bernard, was put upon the stand. lie was asked only one question by hls counsel, and that was as to whether he had ever committed the otienSe charged. Bernard said that he had not. tie was q sick man, he said, |, and he had employed Sylveria Lunica as nurse. She had never slept in the same room with him, even, and at the City of Paris store had occupied an alcove opening upon the corral at the rear of the building. Defendant was not subjected to a very rigid cross-eX- animation, and his testimony was not materially shaken. With his evidence, the case of the defense was closed, and Assistant District Attorney Wilson opened the argument on behalf of the United States. He was followed by Mir. Rouse for the defense, the case being closed for the prosecution by District Attorney Jeffords.
 The judges charge was delivered and the case given to the jury at 3:09. The court then took a recess, and at o'clock re-assembled upon the announcement that the jury had agreed upon verdict. They had really agreed upon two verdicts, which were handed by the fore man to the judge, who read the first as follows
 "We, the jury, find the defendant, Harry Bernard, guilty as charged"
 The second verdict read;
 ''We, the jury, find the defendant, Sylveria Zunica, guilty as charged, and recommend her to the mercy of the Court"
 The jury was then dismissed, and Judge hibby announced that he would set today, at 80 F. M,, as the time for passing sentence.
 1t IS very probable that mo ion for a new trial will be made when the time comes for sentence.
Arizona republican., 1890-05-27
PERSONAL.

F. Perkins, of Final, is registered at the Lemon.
 George Marlow is seriously ill with pneumonia.
 Jack Finch returned to his home in Tucson yesterday morning.
 Deputy United States Marshal John Paul left for Tucson on this mornings train.
 Mir. Barnett, one of the leading ranch CTS ef Mesa City, was in Phoenix yes terday.
 Deputy United States Marshal Mills has returned from an extended trip on official business.
 Cyclone Bill" one of the men ac- quilted of complicity in the Wham rob- bery, was in the city yesterday.
 Miss Berte Walker, the daughter of Supreme Court Clerk Walker, has re- turned from Santa Rosa, California, where she has been attending the Chase Seminary.
 Tom Hughes, of Tucson, territorial auditor, is guest at the Mills. Mir. Hughes will take possession at once of the office from which Mir. Meador was yesterday bounced.
 Ed. Crumb, the well known Wells, Fargo X Co.'S route agent, is in the city. Mir. Crumb was shaking hands with his numerous friends yesterday, and the handshakes were the more cor dial when it became known that the gentleman had recently joined the great army of Benedicts.
 Miss Edith Robbins, daughter of Mrs. J. E. Walker, returned to Phoenix by train yesterday afternoon. Miss Rob-