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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
STROKE OF ENTERPRISE.
Hundreds of Delighted People Treated TO
Pleasing Sight

.
The Denhalter Band, led by ten "sand-
witch" boys, played through the streets last
night and drew a big crowd of delighted
people to the display windows of Walker
Brothers & Fyler Company's new store
building at the corner of Main and Third
South streets. The windows vera q
dream of beauty. The display Of Christ
mas goods was an artistic piece of work
and bespoke in fattering terms the enter
prise and ability of this popular firm The
llne Of useful, ornamental and beautiful
CHRISTMAS articles handled by this firll
cannot be compared in the city Hundreds
OF people enjoyed last nights stroke of
enterprise by this firm and the announce
ment of their opening, which will be made
In a Few days is anxiously awaited by the
public, which appreciates the genius and
popularity of Walker Bros. & Fyler Co, :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Rev. Sebastian Messiner Made Bishop of Green
Raw

MILWAUKEE, Dec 14.-Rev. Sebastian
Messiner, of South Orange, N. j., has been
appointed bishop of Green Bay diocese to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the elevation of
Archbishop Katzer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
The Pepe's Allocution on the Recent Pilgrim

ROME, Dec. 14.-At to-day's conslstory
the Pope pronounced an allocution on the
recent pilgrimages to Rome and the present
position OF the church. The document was
moderate and conciliatorY in tone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Influenza Spreading Rapidly in Europs,

LONDON, Dec. 14.-Reports of the ravages
of influenza in various parts of Europe are
being constantly received. 1t is spreading
rapidly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Telegraph Strike Ordered on the Southern
Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.-Acting Deputy
Grand Chief Ramsey of the Order of Rail
way Photographers of North America, has
issued an order fer a strike of all the mem
bers On the entire Pacific system of the
Southern Pacific company, beginning to-
morrow morning. The grievances are
stated TO be the Southern Pacitic's opposi
ton to the order and its demand that men
sign an affidavit they are not members and
will not become members of the order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
The New Spanish Loan,

MADRID, Dec. 1.-The contract for the
new loan of $50, 600, 600 has been signed. A
portion has been guaranteed by a Spanish
syndicate at the issue price, 81 per cent.
Subscriptions will open Decembe IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15

Inc z. E. Coop. are selling all furs.
plush garments, ladies' and misses, coats
at cost, all new and desirable goods.
NO smoke or hre on these goods. Until
Amas eve we will slaughter our immense
STOCK OF mems, boys aud children's cloth.
ng. Gan and examine goods, we guarantee
sell cheaper than any house in the CITY.
p F. Coon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
WHoOpING COUGH.

There is no danger from whooping
cough when Chambarlain's Cough Remedy
is freely given. 1t keeps the cough loose
and makes expectoratlon easy. 70 and so
cent bottles for sale by 2. z. NJ. /. drug
dept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15

Abstracts OF title to real estate situated
in Salt Lake county neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the county re-
rorder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
SKATING

At Hot Springs lake. No danger. Water
less than two feet deep. Ladies' waiting
room. Fine restaurant at depot Fare
lOc Transfers to Rapid Transit line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Rev. Father sinebocll to be RI,hon Of Larro...

PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis, Dec. 1A-Rev.
Father Sineboch has received cableeram
from Rome notifying him of his appoint
ment as bishop of Lacrosse diocese 10 fin
the vacancy caused by the death of Bishop
Elacnh OP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Russian Chiefs of the General staff Summoned
to Council

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-THE minister
Of war has summoned all the chiefs Of staff
10 attend council which will be held for
The purpose of making a new disposition of
the Russian forces.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
A HOusebraaker.

A man named E. Carlton was run in yes
terday on the charge of breaking mo a
house and stealing pair of pants. He
will have hearing before Judge Gee to-
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
E0R LETTER uEhns

Bill heads, statements. ball tickets ann
all kinds of job work send to The HER.Lp'
QulcR work and reasonable prices as
Sured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15

Buy your iron wagons, rocking horses,
bicycles, toys, etc., at the P. E. Coop. and
save money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
TAKE APObICY

in the OLD lolisble, North America" Of
Philadelphia. Aesets over =, coo coo.
Ii. j. GRANT 81 Co., Agents.
j. +. GRANT, MANAGER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
AT THE GAS WELLS
Skilled Men and Machinery on
the Way.
WESTSIDERS WILL ENTHUSE
Company Looking for a Location for a
Watch FactOry-Real Estate
Transfers.

The putting out of the gas fire has not
quenched the public interest in the ques-
ton of natural gas.
About eighteen months ago Prof. WmLay,
of Oil City, Penn, made hasty inspection
OF this region and attempted to organize a
company to prospect it, but being called
away to Russia, Mr.. S. G. Constant fol
lowed up the indications and landed in
Salt Lake just year ago less few days,
HIS efforts were successful to the extent
vi Incorporating company known as the
American Nstural Gas company Of Utah, Z"
with capital stock of s., 100000, Of which
vice-president and managing director; j.
+. Strlnger, secretary, and II. l.. Driver,
treasurer.
A lease and purchase of G, 600 acres of land
was made and the preliminary wells sunk.
Work has now reached that stage which
gives such assurances as to demand skilled
men and machinery. These are now on
the road, aud in few days the necessary
outfits will be in place and work begun IN
earnest.
1t is the intention of the company to sink
twelve or fifteen wells thus awaiting them
selves of the full benefits of the flow now
known to exist.
Some predict the necessity of going 1000
or 200 feet, but the strength Of the flow
already secured is sufficient to build SUBJ
stantial hopes upon if it can be confined
properly.
The public hope to see the best of results
at an early day, and there is better state
of the public pulse in Salt Lake to-day than
for many long months.
sPURTS.
81 got three kilograms to-day making
anxious inquiry about the gas Wells,h said
Well-KnoWn real estate man.
"Those indications are far ahead of any
thing Ohio or Indiana could show during
the first five years of their gas efforts"
said another.
Let a dozen companies go to work at
once" said a large-szed banker, 1.-THE
more the better. and the greater the re-
suits for Salt Lake"
at beats Deep Greek, and the deeper the
well, the more apt we are to have a Deep
Creek road" says miner. Let Jun
squirt"
A well-known and successful mine
operator, originally from the oil and gas
regions of Pennsylvania, pronounces it tue
best thing on record. he says just east OF
the wells will be found the oil belt, and
that will be tapped after awhile, as il
naturally "follows up the gas" Oil and
gas both! What next. All we want
WEST sIDERS TO GAS.
The board Of directors of the West Side
Association metiast evening and appointed
committee to make arrangements for 6
grand parade and IN (g) ass meeting Monday
night next. Music, speeches and the
organization OF home gas company" will
be the order. Full arrangements will be
announced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Escape of William Henry Huriburt.

lSpecalto THE HERALD-Examine Dispatch.
LONDON, Dec, l4.-Scotland Yard is try
ing TO find out who blaboed. William
Henry Hurlburt has escaped them. De-
tective Baker cabled last night that his
bird had flown before he arrived at New
York, though Scotland Yard claims 10
have information that he was there when
the Teutonic sailed on December g. Two
reports have boon received here as to
Hurlourt's place of refuge. One of them
says he sailed for Rome under all assumed
name. This seems scarcely possible be-
cause outward bound steamers were
watched from the day the Bow street war
rant was issued. The second report,
which is probably the correct enc. says
Hurlbert IN Mexico. At all events, Scot
land Yard admits that Detective Bakers
mission is failure, and that timely hint
given to Hurloert from this side mas de-
prived them of the glory of making note
worthy capture
This was the first time under new extra
dition treaty that the arrest OF a man was
asked for perjury, but never was case of
perjury more complete or q conviction
more sure. The fact that Hurlbert is now
d fugitive from justice indicates clearly
enough he knows what can be proved
against him, and that the WiIfred Murray
jig Is up. Seven years penal servilude is
the minimum penalty. The news OF the
extraction warrant against Hurlburt is
common talk now among people " no know
what is going on, ana several men express
the opinion that cartn members al the
government do not share the anxiety pro-
fessed by Scotland Yard for his capture
They think the government will rest salts
fed if it can keep Hurl0urt ous of this
country and seal his lips by piacarding hin
before the world as fugitive from justice
For lame back there is nothing better
than to saturate flannel clotn with Caarn-
berlain's Pain Balm and bind it on the
affected parts. Try it and you will ae sur
UrlSed AZ the DrOnD+ re i-f H. n fTor-s 'fEa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15

For lame back there is nothing better
than to saturate a flannel clotn with Caarn-
berlain's Pain Balm and bind it on the
affected parts. Try it and you will ae slr-
prlsed AZ the prompt re jcf it nlTorrs The
same treatment will cure raeumat sm. For
sale by Z. G. NJ. ]. drug dept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
Ccnnirp Real gstate for Sale

A TIENI1oN, STOCK BREEDERs.-FoI
~ sale, the best blue grass stock farm OF
74Z acres 10 the State OF Kentucky; dirt
S Sie ,, for az cash. Apply to JAMES A,
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Gin Rsal gsiatt 90 fet

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No l,23S Broadway, otrner Ihrty-0rst-st.;
] l40 Broadway, etIner 26th.st., until 8
?. NJ; 30 West Twenty.third,st., corner
conner Fourteenth q.
II CANT 4-story brownstOne; fine location
Tor a physician West 50th-st near 5th.
ave. Address OWNER, BOX %, Tribune
ONCE.
III 0 LET.-Three- story brOwnstOne dwell.
4 ing; petfe5t order; newly decorated ;
choice location on DenOX-aVe. possession.
OWNER. Box il, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
furnished Rooms.

Ar az IRVING PLACE-Elegant psrior
"A suite. also alcove and square room ele-
CANT appointments select locality; rer-
erences exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
FURNISHED Rooms tl)anieo

ROR SIX MONTHS, by gentleman AMI
L WIFE. q nicely furnished apartment Of SIX
D. eloht rooms and bathroom, below Goth
81. and between 81, aud Madison ayes.
f.nt rOt 10 exceed 400 per month. Ad-
Erss. J3AYSHOIiE. Tribune Oaiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
mork uanEeu.
: Males

hales
NOUNG MAN DESTROYS OF learning sur.
4 Ncying, wants position "a roaman Or
work IN surveyors office small salary. L.
J. EVElsS, o. Boliyur-st.. brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN would Ike o position OF
4 any dina Gun run passenger OF freight
elevator ilrst.class references. ARTHUR
CEELY, Pa Gold-st. BrooAyn.
NOUNG MAN desires position a. collector
4 or place OF trust; good reference; ca.h
security II necessary. Address MADDEN,
core c. Bailey. Belleyille, " J.
~ OF NJ MARRIED MAN. several wears
i in the vine and liquor business wants
similar situation. Address FRITZ KEEN,
l07 East ith-st.
" DUNG MAN, 20, wishes empioTment
Dot afraid OF work. JOHN II. JONES,
29i Berry.st., Brooklyn.
" OUNG MAN, 10. wants situation good
4 penman best Of references. Address
G. c., 4691 i't-st., Brooklyn.
" DUNG MAN gu, understanding all
Il r-p1irs wishes place A. hotel. large
building, etc. can furnish nrst.class recon
mcndations and references. Address III.
KRACSHAR, 225 Fast 40th-st.
co. WILL GIVE the above amount
,1ZO. 10 any one who Will procure for
me a permanent position as Waterman pay.
lnggl4 per week, or ne ianltOr ~ take care
Of Offices. c. T. NJ. Box 5, Tribune o1ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
miscellaneous.


A NY PERSON owning a flne single buggy
n or carriage, harness, &C., who does not
wish TO sell az sacrifice OF pay storage can
lind a responsible party eho will pay rea-
sonable rent and guarantee careful usage.
Address MERCHANT, Postonce BOX 7l6.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
OBIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. l,238 Broadway. corner Thirty ,hrst-st.;
LAO Broadway, corner 26th.st.. until o
p. M; 30 West Iwenty.third. st.. corner
Sth-ave,.i 15S oth-ave. 1853 Fourth.sve..
cCrner Fourteenth A.. 700 Third.ave. cor.
ner Forty.s.yenth.st. 1.026 Third-sve.. near
Sixty.histst.; l.70S First-ave.. 100 West
Forly.sesond;st. 1902 CoiumbuLave.
Liberty-st., 81 Avenue 4. 1923 Third.ave.
and the HARLEM OFFICE. 1870 East One.
hundred. and-tWenty-flfth-st. up to n. H..
and COG West One.hundfed and twenty. 9th.
st. at regular office rates.
CENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of their
u left-0n clothing at fair value Will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER,
Is 6th-ave.
x -ENPERIENCED business college
- TEACHER OF stenoRraphy would take
few private pupils. deyoting an hour to each
rapid imprOy ment guaranteed terms rea.
sonabl'. Address STENOGRAPIIER, 1jG
vast 105th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
Bodro ano Rooms.

{. -275 MADISON-AVE. Murray Hiln.-
N, Suite of rooms, With excellent board :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
Real Csiait

D. HOPE. Central Bui lding' las I'D IN,
a ertv.st.. makes 4 specialW OF reh'Hs
"a selling property I'm New-JerseY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
Ciip Real Gsiatr for Sale.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MEN,
rmAIv 9RbA AT ri TIE THROWS OFFICES.
10 ,2Ss broadway. corner lhirW-hIstSt'
T14O Broadway, corner 20th-st.. until
n no. 20 West Twenty thiro- ST.. corner
s.h.sve. 1852 eth-aye.i lS3 touTth-aye:'
e1Tner Foufteenth-st.. 100 Third-aye.. cor
~, Fortv seyeiIth- 81 .O26 ThiTd.ave.. near
sixty.Gfstst.; l,7Os First-aye;. l06 West
Foiiy.seeoad.st 1,oo2 Colgmbusave;; =;
Libsrty.st., SO Avenue A, 1923 Thlrd-ave..
md the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One
rndred. and invent .hfth.st, up 70 8 D.. M.
nd 2Oo west one.hunerec .and.twentv.
g.. AZ regular oriee rates.
a. OK FLEGANT NEW THREE-STORY
I HOUSES FOR SALE. 7Sth-st., between
Amsterdam.ave. and Grand boulevard 2ox
NJ feet vide, So deep. with tw0-story OK
tensions: neghborho6d frent and rear re-
ttrlcted absolutely 10 private dwellings
Elaborate bay.window fronts; cabinet trim
med throughout Apply on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03

/ AK ATrRFSs ard CHAMBERMAID.-An
/ w English Protestant experienced wait
rr,s: willing % assist generally With chill.
| dren or sewing; city or country. With
! Mrs TYLER 3SS 0th.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
lrcesmakinn.


A DXEBTISEMENrS FOR THE NEW
LUX IklHUNE WILL BE RE-
II is sbDn AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
70, i'-,So bl0adway. cmDcr Thrty-iirst.st.
A'isV baoauMay, corner 20ih-st., untn D
r H. @fV West Twenty -third.st., corner
6th.aNc. lo2 6th-hve.: 1853 Foprth-aye..
ecrnef Fouitccnthst.
ID EEsSMAKER formerly with Nine.
- Di'ncn, VIII work reasonably at home
during THIS mouth. 202 West 43d-st.
II REssMAkER.-Work by the day; psi.
- vac iamllies pcsfcct litter and drapcT
ehIidfen Clothes. Address TERMS, LOG
EIRST,CLASS Par.slan dressmaker. newly
4 established, wishes more customers at
home SUIT 90 and So up. Mime. ABEL,
lO2 West lIth.st., hight up.
ERhNCH DRESSMAR ER. cutter. Etter,
Il from leading houses, wants engage
ment by month IN private family; city or
country. Address 9i5 9th-aye., care OF Mrs
Beochat.
7 AIDES TAlLOR.-TaiioT.m dress,
~ 50, guaranteed perfect fitting. TO
XIII, Loo 5d-eye., near osth-st
MME. MAURICE 204 Overwhelming
I'k French system dress fitting. Please call
for information.
ID ARISIAN dreSsmakeF: makes elegant
dresses; latest .tyles; also tallor.made
from $40 up guaranteed first class work
and best III. Nine. VAN N1LLVERT,
a. West 20th-st.
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pOmssIir Sllnauuus mautso

Males,
NJ URSE.-By young man. 20. 10 invalid
Y best Of references. Address H., Box y,
Tribune Office.
:, ECOND MANLY Protestant single
- young man. age n, as second mao
VI useful.man In private family; city or
country can be well recommended. Ad.
dress ]. LEWIS. ll2 West 8Jth-st
IT SEFUL young Swedt. spcaks German
u and a little English, wei educated,
would ike situation IN gentleman's family,
or f0Otman or anything. Call or address
$40 West 3Sth-st., Cd floor, font
n sEFUL-MAN.-By willing and obllgine
u man In private family neat in appear
ance; good reference; not afraid Of work
Call or address USEfUL-MAN, care OF Mob
lett l0l West 45th.st.
ISEBUL-MAN.-By a Danish Young man
~ as gardener; care flowers, stock, dFiv.
ing, &c. gentemans place can milk; best
references. HOME BUREAU, 1873 9Th.
ave. near loth-st.
W ALET.-A Young Englishman desires a
few gentlemen % valet daily hrst-class
references terms $50 m0athly. VALET,
BoN 90. Tribune Uptown once, 1,235 Broad.
way.
MATTER or FOOTMAN.-Hy a flrst-class
IN a private family; best city references
ADDRESS f. g., Tribune Oalce.
WAITER or SECOND. MAN.-By a neat
w young man IN private family willing
and obliglng good references. Call or adj.
dress THOMAS g.. core Noblett, 101 west
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-02

CAUGHT on THE FLY.
The Baby Fell From a Top-story VIII

The Baby Fell From a Top Story Win
When Mrs. Kunegarde FucbmaG recently
went to the butchers store to buy meat
she left her Observation-Disclosures old baby
George asleep in a crib in front room on
the top floor of 227 Kent avenue, Williams
burg, Ky. When she returned, less than
fifteen minutes later, her baby was Sob
bing in the arms of powerfully built MAJ
on the sidewalk in front of the house, while
a crowd of sympathiziHg neighbors stood
around and talked of the miraculous escape
it had from terrible death.
Mrs. Fuchman dropped her market
basket and snatched the baby. She exam
hurt and she had nothing to cry for she sat
down on the doorstep in the pouring rain
and cried. Some of the ueighbors Joined in,
while ali tried to tell her at once what had
happened. While they were talking. the
big man IN whose arms she had found her
baby, after saying. simply: Better lock
your windows next time, num-" walked
away.
He iOld policeman who asked him what
the crowd had collected for that "a kid
had fallen from the window aud that he
had caught 1t. Neither OF them was hurt,
he said, and then he disappeared.
A lad who saw the occurrence said the
mans name was James Smith. lie was
walking down toward the north side. Sud-
denly he stopped and looked upward. The
lad too looked upward and saw a baby
climbing out OF window. There was q
cry, flash Of something white through the
air, and Smith staggered across the side
walk with his hands clasped under the baby.
The little fellow was terribly frightened and
could hardly breathe for a moment. Then
he shrieked and crowd of women from nc
one knew where gathered around to learn
what had happened
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-02
CATCHING Suckers.
How the Boys Played 1t on the SYM
thetic Man.

How the Boys Played 1t on the Sympa-
thetic Man.
With my own four eyes | saw it as plain
as day.
The boy picked up a stone as big as his
fist and dashed it into the eye of his COM
paniou, who stood not three feet away
straight into the eye. then it dropped with a
sickenng thud upon the pavement. The
little fellow screamed with anguish, clap
ping his hand over his wounded eve, which
l felt had certainly been put out by that
cowardIy act.
/ seized the little ruffian by the collar and
shook him fGriously, l promise yon, for the
act was so dastardly that It made my blood
boil and felt like thr0ttlng him. Nothing
this side OF a dime-n0vel Indian is SO cruel
as a boy.
To my establishment l heard peal of
merry laughter. 1t came from the victim of
the one whom l was ciutchlDg. / dropped
him pretty quick, tel! you, for l know q
thing or two about boys.
AS the pair walked grinning away to-
gether l heard one say: "Dat was good
un! We caught dat sucker easy. Now git
anudder pebble and we'se'il try it again
furder down.
l watched the pair of mtschief-makers
from distance. and saw them catch fine
mess of suckers as they had caught this one
The trick is an easy one. Each boy has a
pebble in his hand. Boy No. / makes believe
he throws his stone. Boy No claps his
hand to his eye with howl of pain and let's
his pebble drop. The Illusion is perfect
The sucker does the RESIN. Y. Herald.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-02
ASSAULTED BY ROUGHS
Richard Buyer Hauled Away in
Hack and Robbed.

Richard Buyer, a miedle-aged German from
tie country, was assaulted by roughs at the foot
Of Third street early yesterday morning, and
robbed OF $45 In cash and gold watch worth
$50. The watch was recovered. and the robbers
are BOW Ia custody.
Buyer came TO tits city for treatment at the
German Hospital, to which institution he made
daily visit. Monday night lie started out to
see the town, and al O'clock yesterday morn
Iug he found himself in tough Barbary Coast
saloon. Here BE made the acquaintance of Mag
gle heriison, an feInale ex-conVict who served
I'VE years at san Quentin for larceny.
Ailer taking several drinks together Buyer
and he woman went outside. where they were
1clued By ". d. Gleason, tie kerTison W0man's
lover. The parry hired a hack and dove over TO
the bridge al III foot of Fourth street. AT this
place William Clever. alias Liverpool Jack. and
Joe Farrell, alias Liverpool George, appeared on
tie scene
Tie thee men and the woman then proceeded
tiled 10 resist they beat him severely They
man ed to escape with their booty.
Early yesterday morning Buyer made his way
TO the Oiiee station and told his story. Oficers
Wren, Murray and George McNauH were de-
tailed Oh lie and by tue middle OF The after
noon had the four thieYes rounded up.
he watch was recovered In a Fourth street
pawn-sEop, the proprietor OF which Identified the
three Inen as the persons who had left the time
piers Win him. Hey all had money when ar
resIed. This IS an UNUSUAL circumstance and
therefore suspicious. The quartet was booked
fOE grand larceny.