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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
LIE WAS. He WAS.
From The Plttsburg Chronicle.

From The Plttsbnrg Chronicle.
An East End policeman observed SOMEBODY I hnmes
Ing In the side window of a prominent citizens nouse
after midnight, and promptly seized the ihu"uor'
lie proved 10 be a fourteen old boy. ~,
What are you dong here :" demanded the police
81 live here declared the youth. -
IL don't know about that. Wen see 'oho
around TO the front door 80. .
After few pressurrs OF the electric buiton' u
masculine head was prOtuded from an upper Wndow,
and il was salutcd bS this query from the youth
Pa, amt your boy " 49,.
1t sounds Hike his voice. replied the father
what's the matter 2"
II found him getting I'm the side window. sir y
replied the officer, and | didn't recognize him. 30
brought him 10 the front 90 II he was Your son y
Quite right, officer quite right Vow, Young
man, come In. and We'll investigate The reason OF
your being out 30 late
Tho two adjourned tai the Kitchen ami
But We viii draw "A veil over what followed.
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CARLYLE IN ONE or HIS Ugly FOODS
Eugene Fields LONDON letter to The Chicago News

Fugene Fields LONDON letter to The Chicago News.
Nine Ventura has made public several most inter
best OF these is an account OF visit paid by German
TO the house in Chelsea. This German, an unknown
from Weimar to see aud talk with Carlyle and lie
u,hcrrd up into the study Ctwas called the silent
come 10 inc house. did not know the rule that Mr.
Caryle was never TO be disturbed when at work. The
one: ibis letter Carlyle received with Icy GOODNESS
not even favoring the visitor with look or glance
irigdly = Well. sir, proceed The visitor greatly
embarrassed expressed regret that he had called AZ
an unfortunate Time and added that perhaps 1t would
be better for him TO retire and come again 1T some
more convenient season. Carlyle maze no answer
70 Vol Tho poor German. deeply hrcnltated,
sought to withdraw from the great mans awful pre-
there were numerous large cupboards therein the
doors Of which closely rc'cmblcd lc man r33r 9l
the APARTMENT In his confusion the visitor Laid his
hand TO the knob OF the door OF one of these cub
boards and, the door was locked ne wrenonea ine
knob off, discovering his mistake the poor man tried
the next door with the same result. rhen 1t wis
that carlyle pointed to the right ext tngndcr i 0
that he actually ran ont Of the house and lied pre-
pMesnwhe Mrs. Carlyle and Nine. Ventura were in
the drawing room. They heard the noise ana Knew
that something unfortunate had happeIeu yavs in
mortal fear OF her husband Down came tarSIe ~, III
mighty passion and as he strobe So mo Son e s S d ns
Almighty should send id German all the way from
wemar for earthly or human purpose but to ~ren'"
The picture OF the philosophers wrath ana inc
tragic inOnaon OF his uterance struck NINE Ncntul
"a most comic and she laughed heartily: Jherclpon
CARLYLE turned upon madame and asked WIN plt''r
scorn: :" And pray what does TINS htte iadS hNu u
laugh at ~ . - . 4.
Nine Ventura answered " II really does appear 70
me IN he an exceedingly undgned Interference with
human affairs the part Of the Almlghty Ia dl,Pirh
the most Insignificant citizen OF Welmar an tne
way to London very paltTy mission as lhat ~
wrenching OFF the handles Of anybodys cnpboa1 door
The humor OF the incident just began 70 dawn on
CARLYLE. and presently lie laughed as Mccarthy q"
madame had laughed before.
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THE HOUSE LIKELY TO BE LARGER.
REPRESENTATIVE DUNNELL PLANNING no MAKE
THE MEMBERSHIP $50 BY HIS APPOR-
TIONMENT BILL.


Washington, Nov. % Especial. Chairman Dunne,
of the House Committee on the Census, who will have
charge of the Apportionment bill in that body. has
arrived at Washington, and is studying the Official re
turns of the population with view TO making such
changes may be found necessary in the bill offered
by him on September 10, which was mainly based on
unofficial estimates. At that time the complete
turns Of less than fourth OF the States had been
received, and only the first count" Of those had
been completed. Chairman Dnnne expresses the
opinion that the membership OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives under the new spportonmert will be not
less than 800 and he purposes reduce the ratio
10 obtain that number lie says that many leading
men favor still larger number, prefcrring 365
and Others 400. lie added
Il am quite certain that we will not stay at 332
Nearly all the States asking for more Congress-
men, and no member wants the number OF his con
sttuents increased. lie has enough TO look after
| do not why we should not have 800 or 200
members, like the English House, and | believe the
younger generation Will live 10 that number
Respecting the accusation that his bill Is unfair
partisan, Mr.. Dunncll said
"It Is not my fault but rather Vrgnias misfortune.
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TWO ARRESTS IN A SMALL RIOT.

While Robert GoggIn, constable. was endea'orng 10
arrest several Of the members Of the SeekNe Slender
foot Amy" Of Brooklyn who were celebrating Thanks
giving at Foley's Hotel, South Beach. 5. J.,
last night, he followed by gang OF the
army" who assaulted him by throwing plates,
knives and stones and threatening TO XII HIM A
small riot ensued when Thomas Cunningham and James
Fltzpatck two policemen to the rescue OF the con-
stable and succeeded arresng two Of the members CT
the Army" The prisoners were taken before Justice
John g. Vaughn at Clifton. where they said they were
Thomas Rooney and Thomas Madden They were taken 70
polce headquarters aud locked for further exanna
lion ON the charge Of assault In the second degree
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INTELLIGENT DRAFT HORSES.
From The Buffalo Express.

From The l}uralO Express.
The horses which draw the heavy ice wagons seldom
need the Guiding rein 10 show them where To go
80 NOT tourh the rein after starting his daily
Journey. one Of these teams was observed 10 snow
pcen changed considerably that day. but when the
driver wanted the wagon 10 cross the street he would
dive a sharp rattle Of his lcctOhgs, nnu INC horses
rn,Id cross os though they were reading the order
from a telegraph instrument. a different sounding
rattle Of the tOngs sent them back 10 uir sdc they
nar,c rom When the driver wanted the animals
~ turn a corner and branch OF on another part Of
the street he gave a shrill whistle. and according
10 the manner In which the Wus'i" s"uhoo" "o"i"
the animals turn from right 10 left
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HOW THE PRESIDENT SPENT TIE DAY.

Washington. Nov. 27.-The Observance OF Thanks
giving Day in Washington was in keeping with the
custom which usually prevails here. All the Excel
tive Departments OF tue Government and the Offices
Of the city government closed, and mercantile
business was generally suspended. President and
Mrs Harrison attended the union services at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. where the Rev Dr.
uamljn preacbed the sermon The rest ~ the dav the
President and his family spent quietly at The White
House,
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HEARING PROFESSOR BICK1ORE LECTURE

large CT people visited the Museum Of Natural
History yesterday The hail in the addition 70 the museum
was crowded Professor Albert s. Bckmore began his
lecture at 4 O'clock Ills subject The American
Forests and their Commercial PiOducts' The lecture
was illustrated with stereoptcOn views which gave good
idea OF the trees the forests Of the country IL
listened attention the people, who expressed
their appreciation long and loud applause Professor
Bckmore will deliver to the people
Christmas Day. The visitors yesterday were also
greatly interested In the Jesup collection woods
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THE ACCIDENT DELAYED FIVE TRAINS.

An engine on the New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad was thrown the track at Mott Haven Junction
at about 80 o'clock last night. An hour and half
elapsed before it was put again. and meanwhile five out
ound trains were blocked The southbound trains suffered
little delay. No damage done to the engine.
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62,622,250 THE TOTAL.
THE VERIFIED POPULATION OF THE COUN'
TRY ANNOUNCED.
AN INCREASE OF 10, 5s7, 500 IN THE "REPREsbN'
TATIvE POPULATION" SINCE 1sso-woRK ON
THE OTHER BRANCHES OF THE CENSUS
GOING ON WITH UNUSUAL RAPIDITY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The rKIBCSE

tBr TELEGRAPH TO The IkBCSEl
Washington, Nov. 27.-1ne total population OF inc
United States. excluding Alaska and the white popuia
ton Of Indian Territory, verified by the Census
Bureau, is 90 ,622 250 increase as compared WIN
the preliminary bulletin issued october 49, Io9o' vi
ALTO. The verified official returns of population
of the several States and Territories 1890 as COM
pared with the returns OF 1850 and 1S7C, are Shown
In the following table,
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TiE-
-TE-
Sernent dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.
[Suite.1

--Celle ci! repondit Luisa, qni
rentrait tenant par la main la
petite Juanita.
Ma file ! hurla la mere eper-
due.
-Votrc file, la jenne senorita,
ricana la m6tis, qu'on arr6tee
dams la cour, il y deux minutes,
ct Qni va nous dire ce qu'elle V
faisait, don ellie venait toute seule
d pareille heure.
Ma file! ma file! repetat
Dolores, he voulant pas croire
qn'on ponssat jusqu'a ce degre
d'horreur la lachete ct la f6rocite.
-Maman F.! s'ecria la petite Jua-
nita, cn coalant i ellie, naie pas
peur! On ne me fera pas dire OH
est papa I!
Ellie lie salt done! rcprit Lopez,
triumphant de l'aveu inconsistent
de Ia fllette.
All! malheureuse, malheu-
ren-e, balbutia la jeune femme, tn
nonS perds
--Senora, reprit celui qni com
mAnlait an nom du dictateur, oui
on non, vonlez vous r6pondre?
Non, non! non!
-Et toi, mon enfant, dit alors
Lnisa, Ell s'adressant 4 la fillette,
a,ec un sourire de triomphe feroce,
veux tn nous apprendre OH est ton
pere ?
-Jamais! Jamais! repondit Jua-
nita. Vons tueriez papa, ct je he
lie veux pas!
-Emparez-vous dele COM
manda Lopez. Qu'on lui attache
so!!dement les pieds ct les mains.
Deux hommes aides de Luisa Sc
deterrent sur la pauvre petite flle,
qui fut garro,tee EN- quelques Sc
condes, sans avOir song6 a Sc
d6fendre. Ellie n'avait pas dit un
mot. A Get ordre, Dolores, au
contraire, await pousse un cri de
lionne blessee, ct s'etait elancee an
secours de sa file. Mais avant
d'avoir fait un pas, ellie await etc
saisie, arIatee par Fautres soldats
Gui la maintena!ent.
Juanita, les pieds ct les mains
attaches avcc des cordelettes fines,
le haut du corps mis- a nu par la
metis, gui await tranche lie corsage
avec un poigrard ct arrache la
chemisette, Juanita etalt etendue
le visage contre la matte gui recou-
yrait lie plancher. La fillette, toute
tremblante cepenlant, ne deman-
DAFT pas grace. Ellie tourna son
visage enfantin, tout anime dan
enthousiasme heroIque, vers Sd
mere, lui disant:
-Maman, n'aie pas peur, je me
tairai. Alors, la metis Luisa, qui
pour Sc venger await demande la
faveur de frapper ellem6me, leva
son bras arme dune corde ct lalssa
setomber Il: corde souple sur les
reins de la petite victime, OH appa-
rut un sillon sanglant. Juanita
poussa un hurlement auquel sc
mela un cri de desespoir 81 dechl-
rant de Dolores, que ceux qui lul
tenaient les poignets desserrerent
leur etreinte. Dependant la metlS
continnait a trappe" avec nne rage
fl oide ct calculee. lie sang de la
fllette coulait lie long ,!e ses chairs
marbrees, ct a chaque coup ellie
laissait echapper un cri, Sc tordant
sous la douleur. QUAINT a Dolores,
ellie Sc debattait, appellant an Sc.
cour<, CONNIE 81 quelqu'un eht pu
yenir a son aide dams cette willie
terrorisee, ses cheveux denoues, st
herissant pressure sur son front.
r @&# %N& etA
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maman, maman! balbu

En- ce moment, un homme bondit
a travers la piece. C'eta;t Miguel
Miguel, arracbe q la retraite sure,
OH nul lie Paurait deconvert, par
les criS decEirants de 81 femme ct
de sa file, await pu, EN- renversant
deux hommes qui barraient la porte,
parvenir jusqn'au milieu DIES bour-
rraux. II tenait a la main son
large couteau de gaucho, pref a
deftndre ou & venger, dams mn elan
de desespoir, les 6tres aimes qui Sc
sacrifait pour lni.
Son elan Favait conduit jusqu'au
milieu de Ia piece, OH il Sc trouya
tout ii comp Ell presence du corps
enSanglante de sd file, qui Sc tor
DAFT en une crise de couvulsion
effrayante.
&c spectacle await quelgne chose
de 81 effroyable pour le cmnr dun
pere, qn'il en- reSta d'abord, reut
Gtie pendant deax ou trois secondes.
CONNIE foudreye par la douleur.
V.-L'EXECUTIoN.
Miguel S'etait enfa ramasse lui-
meme, cherchant des yeux celul
quill allait frapper le premier.
Mais cette hesitation ne pouvait
durer lonstemps. Au moment OH,
distinguant Lopez, il prenalt son
elap pour Sc jeter sur lui. une d.
zaine d'lIommes plus resolus, parmi
ces hommeS don't ancnn he man.
qnait du courage groSsier de ccux
accoutnmes a iourr avec la E1ort.
Sc pr6cipiterent & sa rencoutre,
l'entoulerent.
En- un elm d'eil, Dolores fut
separee de lui, r6duite de nouveau
a Fimpulssance, tandis qa'une lutte
acharnee Sc livrait entire Miguel ct
ses ennemis. Mails, quelque nom
breux qu'ils fussent, Miguel, don't
lie desespoir ct Pamour decuplaient
les forces, Miguel qui await vu sa
file sanglante a ses pieds ct sa
femme echevelee luttant contre des
monstres, Miguel repoussa -ceux
qui Fattaq quaient ct don't deux
gisaient deja sur lie carreau, frap.
pes par son couteau vengeur. Pro
fitant de son avantage, il boudit
vers la muraille, Oh il s'appuya
pour metre plus entoure. Per.
some n'osait plus avancer.
Miguel regarda de nouveau au-
tour de lni. II revit la petiteJuani-
ia atoujours etendue sur le parquet !;
il Wit Dolores qui Sc tordait ct Sc
debattait affolee entire les mains de
ceux qni essayaient de dompter sa
resistance. Tn dernier eclair ira
versa ses yeux, une paleur de
mort chassa lie son vlsage les cou.
leurs que la lutte y await amenees
Mais ce fut tout.
-ArrGtez! dit-il dune voix
sourde OH Pom sentait des sanglots
refonles. Ce que vous yonlez, c'esl
ma vie. Je me rends. Faites de
MOI ce que vous vOudrez, mais
detachez. Ina file. .et laissez
libre. ma femme.
-Vons rendez vols reellement
Renoncez- vous a une Resistance
inutile ? demanda alors Lopez, el
s'avancant dun pas.
-Oui, mais faites-ce que je dis
lopez he>ita une scconde; mais
lisant Sur lie visage du malheureu1
que le marche propose par lui etai
sincere, il fit un signe. Ceux qu
entouraieut Dolores s'eloignerent
ct un soldat, de deux coups dc
couteau, trancha les liens qui menr
trissaient les poignets ct le ha'
des jambes de la petite Juanita
Anssit6t, Miguel jeta loin de 10
son arme couverte de sang. Puis
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THIBODAUX LINE, SAMEDI, JANVIER %, 1890.
No. 26:

"'c S3'sANSh
de leurs baisers d'amour. Vingt
Soldats cOmmandeS par Pofficier
lnferieur les entouraient.
LIE funebre cortege sortit lie la
maison. On Sc trouva dams la rue.
LIE jour commeneait a Sc lever,
Jetant sa lueur rose sur tous les
objets. En- face de la maison Sc
dresSait une sorte de paIais, por-
tlqne form6 de COLONIES de marbre.
preced6 dune lizaine de marches.
Miguel s'arr6ta. saisit Dolores
dams ses bras, dune etreinte su-
pIeme, Dolores plus trolde ct plus
blanche que ce marbre blanc OIL
allalt roulrr le corps lie son mari.
-Adifu! lui dit Miguel, adieu,
ma bien-aimfe! N'oublie pas ton
serment. Songe nos enfants.
songe a moi Laisse moi mourir
Ell BONNIE.
L! tit nn pas eli arriere. Dolores
tomba a genonx. La rue etait
deserte. Ii ny await que les sol
dats du peloton d'ex6cntion, roffi-
cier qui les commandait, Miguel
debont. Dolores q genoax, ct,
cache dams Fombre derriere une
des COLONIES du palais, lie general
Lopez qui, convert Dun waste
manteau, assistait a cette scene
don't il etait fauteur, ct a laquelle
il n'osait plus Sc meier ouvertement.
Miguel ALA Sc placer contre les
marches.
-Etes-vous pr6tss dit-il aux
soldats.
Vingt fusils s'abaisserent Ell joue
contie sa poltrine. II jeta un der
nier regard Dolores.
-Feu. cria-t-il.
Les vlngt coups de fuSil partirent
ensemble, ct le corps de Miguel
s'affaissa snr les marches tie mar
bre blanc quill teignit de son sang
hero1que. Quelques minutes plug
tard, Dolores etait senle dams la
rue deserte, couchee sur le corps
de son mari qu'elle sentait Sc re-
froidir entire ses bras; nj norte,
nj vivante, III meme evanouie, ct
ponrtant plus semblabe q une
morte qua une vivante, avec cette
difference que les morris ne souf-
frent plus ct qu'ells soufrait. Ses
domestiques Farracherent avec
peine de cette terrible position ct
la Iamenerent dams sa maison. Un
eclat de rire strident, parti de la
chambre de sa file, accueillit sa
rentree. Terrif6e, Dolores Sc pre-
cipita dams la chambre de sd file.
Juanita balbutia-t ellie, ne COM
prenant pas, ct, pour ajnsi dire
hypnotisee par le regard etrange.
Failure inexplicablc de l'enfant qui
riait tonjours, CONNIE ST rien n'ent
pu arr6ter ce rlre don't l'accent
particulier faisait frissonner. Jua.
nita rep6ta la mere. Qu'as-tu /?
C'est moi, ia mere. Pourquoi ris-
tn ainsi? Pourquoi me regardes tn
de ce regard qui me fait NAL,
qni me fait penr? Ne me reconnais.
tu pas Je snis ia mere, Juanita.
La petite s'arr6ta de rire, ct,
sans transition, un flot de larmes
s'echappa de ses paupieres.
-Juauita, sanglota t-elle, Jua-
nita ma plus de mere, ma plus de
pere. Juanita est morte ! Ellie est
alice rejoiadre papa!
Puis, cessant de pleurer, pour
retourner a son rire, Plus doulou-
reux ct plus effrayant que les
larmes, ellie ajouta, dune voix don't
'intonation ne pouvait laisser
aucun doute sur Petat de son es-
prit:
-Juanita est bien heureuse
bien heureuse Ellie ne quittera
plus papa!
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bras.
Papa, murmura la Gllette, don't
le visage etait affreusement decom-
pose, papa, je mai point parle.
Et ellie setanouit, Migael Sc
releva.
-Frasauita, dit il, en- Sc retour-
, n.int vers la femme de chambre,
prehez ma file, ayez ell soin. Dams
9uelgnes minutes, SD mere Sera
pres dele. J'ai quelques mots
dire a Dolores.
Frasquita s'etait approchee.
-Adieu, mon ange! murmura lie
pere, en- pusant nm baiser str les
| leyrrS glaceps de l'enfant. Adieu
One lA eiel te protege ct te recon-
ncnse! Ia mere te lestera!
La femme de chambre s'6leigna.
Dolores restait immobile CONNIE
une statue, la statue du deSespoir
arrive & son paroxySfne. Miguel
Sc tourna enSnile vers l'otticier
! intefieur qui SIC trouvait lie plus
pres de lul, sans daign"r regarder
le general Lopez, qni, hi meme, a
present, parais>ait ressen,ir uue
sol te de honfe, devant Ia dignlte
de SD victime.
-Qnels sont vos Ordres a mon
fgatd ? demanda til.
-Eons sayez, repondit Get
| homme, que tout insurgee pris doit
6tre pasS6 par les armes immedia.
temel.t ct sans jugement.
Tn sanelot souleya la poitrine de
Ia jenne femme, qui etait restee
asenouill6e CONNIE ST ellie pratt.
-Cest bien, je suis pet, repli.
qua Miguel.
Pnis Sc penchant vers Dolores,
il ajouta:
Relieve toi, noble femme, de-
want eux, nods devons roster
debout.
Ellie lui obet. II rentoura de
ses bras, ct, approchant ses levres
de Foreille de la malheureuse, il
lui dit, de faeon a metre entendu
que dele:
Dolores, c'est fni! Rien he
pent plus me sauver. Tu as etc
la plus tendre des amantes, la plus
noble ct la meilleure des epouses.
/ Tout ce que jfai eu de bonheur ici-
bas, je te rai dd. II etc court.
Sois benie i!
-Je monrrai de ia mort balbu-
tia-t ellie.
Dolores, je te le defends. Tu as
notre file ct notre fills proteger,
a clever. Tu as a me venger.
-C'cst vrai! dit-elle.
-Jure-mo de vivre pour ces
devoirs.
-J'aurais mieux aime la mort
Nais ie te jure de vivre.
-Je reeois ton serment ct je
Pemporte. Je sais que ma Dolores
ma ianais manque d sa parole
Maintenant, sois forte. Ne dome
pas a ces miserables le spectacle
dune faiblesse don't ills triomphe-
raient.
-Tu seras obei, mon bien aims.
: Miguel desserra ses bras.
/, -Oi est mon fills 7 dit.il.
/; Negro s'approcha, la jeune fem
me de chambre le lui await remis,
pour empo, ter Juanita evanouie.
!, -Pauvre enfant que Dieu te
protege! mnrmura Miguel, en- lie
baisant an front.
Et il tit un slgne atm Qu'On Penn
menat. Puis, secouant la fete ct
!, du revers de la main essuyant une
larme quill ne voulait pas laisser
voir, il dit:
-MarchOns!
Miguel, halbutia sa femme, en-
joignant les mains, laisse- moi t'ac.
| nomna 0nnr inS.ln,ar hnnt
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-16
NOTICE OF FORrEITUsE.
HOPE MINE.


ITO OHAs r. CROUCH your neirs or
You are hereby notified by
the undersigned, your co-owners in the Hope
mining claim, situate in the Tombstone
mining district in the county Of COchise, Teni-
DRY Of Arizona. that they have expended The sam
OF one hundred dollars in the performance OF the
annual work for the year 1859, required b. the
laws % congress TO be performed upon said claim
10 hold the same.
You have failed 20 contribltc
your proportion Of tbe expenditures required by
section BRA Of the Revised Statutes OF the United
Stztes to be made upon said clam for the year
iSss. Tue sum due from you to the derzigned,
your co-Owner- in said claim, e. your proportion
OF the moneys expended by them upOL said claim
- above set forth. is fifty dollars for which
yOE are dciiu quent Al the date Of this notice
You, your keirs and assigns
are hereby notihei thatif you should !ail CT
fuse TO contribute your proportion Of the above
expenditure within ninety days after the publica
tiOn .: this notice, oBce week for ninety days,
yonr interest in the Hope mine VIII be
come the property Of youE co-owners, the under
signed. who reside 81 the City Of Tombstone, Co
ChIze CCuEty, A. T.
Dated July. 9Th, 1880.
F. p. RYDER
J. W. SWAYZEE
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-16

perry noticed for sal on this Goth day
Of March, 1890, i hereby postponed to
Monday, April u, 1890. between the
hours of 3 m. and p. m.
Dated this 2Olh day Of March, 1890.
BY J. II. SLAUGHTER,
L. A. SuATTUCE, Sheriff.
Under Sheriff
The sale OF the above described pro-
perry noticed for sale on the 2lst day
of April, 1890, is hereby postponed TO
Tuesday, May 2lst, 1890, between the
hours of ga. m. aud 4 p. IN.
Dated this 2lst day Of April, 1890.
}. II. SLAUGHTER,
By Sheriff.
Z. A. sHATTUCE,
Under Sheriff.
The sale of the above described pro
perry set for May 2lst 1890. is hereby
postponed to Monday the 2Ist day OF
July 1890 between the hours Of 8 q. N,
aud 4 p. N.
Dated this Goth day Of May 1890.
JH SLAUGHTER,
By EA SHArTUCK, Sheriff.
Under Sheriff.
The sale Of the above described pro-
perty set for July 2lst 1890, is hereby
postponed to Tuesday, the End day of
1890, between the hours of
9 a. m. and p. m.
Dated this 2lst day OF July 1890.
j. II. SLAUGHTER,
Sheriff.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty set for September ID, 1890, is
hereby postponed TO Tuesday, the 10th
day Of September 1890, between the
hours OF 8 a. IN. and p. IN.
Dated this ID day OF September,
1890. J. H. SLAUGHTER,
Sheriff.