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the prosecution and discussed It step by step,
showing how II bore down upon the defend
ant, fastening his guilt upon him.
He showed how Frenchy had told Shake
speare on the street, I'm the hearing OF Alice
sullivan, that he would sleep at that hotel
that night.
II was q sort OF tryst between the Arab and
this old hag. II was tryst OF death for her |
Then Frenchy himself admits that he paid
Twenty-Five pennies for room In the hotel
that night, and he does not deny-nobody de-
nies-that he did sleep In Room 33, though
nobody actually saw him go into that room.
AS for motive, there was S1.75 In Frenchy's
pockets when he was arrested, and he had
not accounted for It, For that matter, MIR.
Nicoll did not hope TO fathom the motives OF
the half savage creatures OF this sodden re-
gion.
The prosecution pointed out that no motive
could be assigned to the three Inmates OF the
Queens County jail who swOre that Frenchy
had knife when an inmate there last Spring;
Frenchy himself admitted the ownership ot n
knife taken from him last Fall, but he denies
against the three that he owned knife In
jail.
Mary Ann Lopez tells how he hit her for a
dollar and he denies that, though he admits
that he tried to wreSt the money from her
and cut her wrist with his talons.
" Alice sullivan identified him as visitor
OF hers the day before the murder. but while
he says he was with a woman III a basement,
he denies that she was the woman In her
basement, though Mary Harrington corroba-
rates her testimony.
Nellle EnEllSn JcStIleS tnht Sne once went
to the East River Hotel with this prisoner,
and he admits knowing her, but says II was
In Brooklyn.
I" What does all this show? This man flatly
contradlCts score OF Witnesses while adj
mitting the substance but locating It difTer-
emily. II means that he is an awful liar.
That he is guilty murderer, afraid TO admit
any truth lest It convict him." said Mr.. Niroll.
quietly and without any attempt at dramatic
effect.
Then he pointed out how much more valu-
able was the Affirmative testimony OF eminent
experts In the examination Of human blood
than the negative testimony Of other medical
men VINO, Confessing that they are not blood
specialists, admit that Drs. Flint and Formal
are pre-eminently the greatest living experts
on the blood.
The Recorder followed Mr.. Nicoll, and the
case Will go to the jury this evening.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
STOCK REPORTS.
A Firm Market 10 the Last Trading
Before the Holiday.
Injunction on Sugar Trust Dividends
Is Vacated.
Banks Lose Three Millions I'm Re
servc-The Quotations.

ThN trading at the stock Exchange during
this morning session was devoid of feature.
The market, however ruled very firm, es-
rccially for Louisville & Nashville, Union
Pacific st. Paul and DistillinE q Cattle Feed
Tag.
The rise I'm prices was equal to a to III per
cent, UniOn.PaCinC leading.
The Injunction restraining the payment OF
the sugar Trust dividend was vacated by
Judge Barnard this morning The common
first fell TO So and later recovered to S3le a
S3Li The western National Bank Is now
cashing the dividend checks.
director o1 the National COrdngC SAYS
the declaration Oi "a rCr cent. on the COM
mon stock means that the Company Is eStab-
lishcd upon 10 per cent dividend basis.
the bank statement shows loss In reserve
Ot S2,Oi0,521, which reduces the amount held
Ia excess Of legal requirements to Sl5465,-
OI5
without any special activity the stock Mar
ket gained strength ns tn" day advanced, and
finally closed nj about the highest point.
The features OF the late dealings were the
Changers ard SOuthwCstcrDs, whl h are favor
ably influenced by large earnings and the
brilliant crop outlook.
The Treasury Department purchased
100000 ounces of silver at $lOl.7O a
sl.Ol.S7. The offerings were l1l5,ooO
ounces.
The sales at the Stock Exchange were
10000 shares OF listed stocks and 100000
ounces Of silver.
The comparative figures for the past two
weeks follow:
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Late News of the Day.

Five men hurt by explosion on steamer
Standard at Point Breeze.
Gov Hill starts for Batavia, where he will
speak tomorrow.
Small fire In a store closet at Charlestown
Mass, State prison. Triling loss.
VIM. Cartney, aged sixty-ive, OF Hot Springs,
Ark, wealthy and well-knOwn contractor,
died suddenly to-day at Hyde Park, Mass.
where he was making visit.
Edward Smith, OF Pittsiord, VT, missing
since Wednesday, was found shot dead on hi
own farm, having committed suicide. Smith
disappeared In April last, and at the end OF
give q clear account OF his wanderings. lie
was substantial farmer and Representative
to the legislature
The evening world., 1891-07-03
WHERE is LIEUT.. BROWN 7
The vermont's Assistant Engineer
Missing for Over a Week.

1t is believed that Lieut.. Brown, assistant
engineer. on the receiving-ship Vermont, at
the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, who disappeared
mysteriOusly on June 81, has either met with
foul play or has wandered on In Mt OF TEN
porary insanity.
He had been preparing for the examina-
tions, and there is some ground for the belief
that the severe mental strain unsettled his
mind. II is said that he has disappeared for
day or two on former occasions under the
same circumstances.
His sister, who lives at "a East One Hun
dred and Thirty-third street, has just re-
turned from Philadelphia, where he was last
seen, hut could obtain no news OF him.
He is described as 5 feet inches tall, OF
slender build and broad shoulders. He has
dark brown hair and side whiskers. He wore
blue uniform trousers and black coat and
vest when he went away.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
H. H. YARD MUST TESTIFY.
Important Decision in Regard to the
keystone Bank Inquiry.
[BY ASsooIArEp PRESS. !

lbh
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-President Judge
Allison, OF the Court OF Common Pleas, this
morning handed down decision OF the Court
upholding the authority OF City Councils u
appoint committee vested with power to
subpoena witnesses and place them under
oath before receiving their testimony.
The decision OF the Court arose through a
suit In equity brought against Henry II. Yard,
who refused TO be sworn or 70 testify before
the Keystone Bank Investigating Committee.
for criminal conspiracy with ex-City Treas
urer Bardsley 10 unlawfully use the public
funds.
The opinion OF the Court, I'm addition TO af-
frming the right OF Councils 10 appoint the
Committee, was that Yard must appear be-
fore the Committee and submit himself TO ex-
animation.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
ALL INDICTMENTS QuASHEO.
Brooklyn's Supervisors Set Free
by Justice Cullen.

Judge cullen to-day dismissed the indlct-
ments against Thomas 4. O'Brien, DIN
b. Lockwood ThOs. NJ. Nolan, Will
lam +. French and Robert O'Donnell,
members of the Finance Committee of the
Brooklyn Board OF Supervisors OF 1880 and
Richard II. Eastman. Supervising Architect,
who were accused OF corruption.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
BANKER ROOSEVELT DEAD.

His Injuries by the Railroad Train
at Mamaroneck Proved Fatal.
Banker Alfred Roosevelt, who was hurt
while trying to board a train at Mamaroneck
yesterday, died shortly after midnight this
morning.
He was member OF the firm OF James A.
Roosevelt q Son, of this city.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

BoRus-Ticket Sellers Held for Trial.
Harry Gallagher and George Morris, charged
with selling bogus concert tickets, were held
In $500 each at the Tombs to-day for trial
Arthur Parrett, OF 1O1 Worth street, was the
complainant.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

A pure Virginia plug cut
smoking tobacco that does
not bite the tongue, and is
free from any foreign mix
ture. More solid comfort in
one package of Mastiff than
you can get out of a dozen
Others. Packed in canvas
pouches.
J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond, virginia.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Lnmns b. Eish aaoo. ooo short.

Judge Beach to-day approved the report OF
Referee James II. Fay as assignee Of James
ID. Fish. Mr.. Fay turns over S3l2, 900 20 be
used In paying Fish's debts OF Sl,l23,00O.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Lawyer Ulman Says slandsr.

Lawyer Charles Ulman, who has got into
quarrel with the Commissioners OF Taxes and
Assessments, because OF his charges that GER
tain assessments are Illegally made by them
Is said 90 have ret aimed counsel % prosecute
Tax Commissioner Feitner FOR sllnuer.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Asnhuxinted hr ana-

Patrick Durall sixty years cid, was found
dead IN his room at lO4T Fulton street,
Brooklyn, this morning. The gas was turned
on, but whether from accident or suicidal In
tent is not known.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
MARSH NOT In CHICAGO.
DiliRent Inquiry Fails to Confirm
a Circulated Rumor.
[BY ASSOCIATED PREss.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Diligent inquiry fails to
confirm the rumor circulated last night to the
effect that Gideon Q. Marsh, the defaulting
President OF the Keystone Bank, of PhIladel-
phia, had arrived in Chicago.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Was seaman Morris Murdered9

The body OF a man supposed TO be Sailor
Thomas Morris, who fell on the steamship
Moorish Prince last Sunday at her pier In
Jersey City and was drowned, has been found
and Is at the Jersey City Morgue. Wounds
In his head cause suspicion that he met WI n
foul play.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Defraudod LIQUOR Dealers.

Francis G. Frigan, OF Eighth avenue and
Twenty-sixth street, confessed In jefferson
Market Court to-day To having swindled
liquor dealers and stOrekeepers bv represent
ing an insurance agent and collecting pre-
miumS.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Prince George Visits Edison.

Prince George OF Greece and his suite are
to-day visiting Edison's laboratory at Menlo
Park, n. J. The Prince viii sail for Europe
tomorrow on the SeTyia.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
The Lunatic Wouldn't Leave.

The Lunatic Wouldn't Leave.
IAN unknown and probably insane Swede or
Norwegian is locked up in Brooklyn's Bergen
street police station awaiting the Charities
Commissioners action. He entered Rev. Mr.
Erdell's house at $40 Douglass street yester-
day afternoon and refused 10 leave until a
name,
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Did He Steal the Watch

James T. Mcmahon, OF 4T2 sixth avenue to-
day had Morris Scorler, OF 40 East Eighty
second street, held on a charge OF stealing his
gold watch, though Scorler protested he found
II on the floor OF McMahon's restaurant.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Found III in Her Coll.

Mary Hahn, OF 1887 First avenue, who was
arrested for grand larceny, was tnEcn I'll In
her cell at the Eighty-ciIhth street station
house and was taken to the Presbyterian
Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
All Her Wealth TO CHARITY.

The VIII OF Mrs. Frederick W. wanng, the
wealthy widow OF william Z. Waring, was
lled to-day.
She gives her fortune 70 charity. among the
benehciaries being The Young Nons Chris
tian Association, the Society fOr Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Animals and the Chaplin Home for
the Aged.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
snicide Weiss Pnrled

The funeral OF Alexander Weiss who tried
to Nil his mistress, Miss staedlnger, and then
shot himself, took place to-day at go East
Houston street, under the auspices OF Franz
Deak Lodge, !. O. o. f.. 10 which Weiss be-
longed. lntermcnt was at Washington Gem
| I..cnr
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Robbed His Fellow Boarders.

Herman Gustave Behnke, OF 20 Congress
street, Brooklyn, was brought there by de-
tectiye this morning, from Syracuse, where he
was arrested yesterday on a warrant from
Justice Tighe, for ste.ling $3.50 from Frank
Stein and GuStagc Feller, Iellow-boarders. He
denies the charge.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

Macy's Robbed by Salesman.
Salesman William II Stokes was to-day
held In $500 at jefferson Market for trial,
charged with stealing goods from Macy's,
where he Is employed.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
"The Evening World " viii
celebrate the " Glorious Fourth "
in Red, White and Blue. Be sure
to get copy
Harrison or for His summering.
lBY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

WAsHINeToN, July 3.-The President, &C
compauied by Lieut.. John F. Parker, OF the
Navy, LEFT Washington at $40 o'clock this
morning by the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Cape May, where he Will remain for about
six weeks.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
n t Drunk but Dead.

Frank Swords cook FOR the Merritt Wreck
ing Company, died to-day IN n cell at Police
Headquarters, Staplcton, 8. l., where he was
locked up for intOEicatiDn.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

Hunting Down the Dogs.
onicer Weisser shot mad dog this morn.
ing In front OF lO1 suffolk street.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
CITY NEWS TERSELY TOLD
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.

More Gold TO Europe.
I.a2ard Freres viii ship sl,0o00OO GOLD
coin to Europe tomorrow
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Mining Stocks.

Tho following are the closing quotations OF
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
to-day:
The evening world., 1891-07-03
e. n. RATHs II JOHN ST., N. Y.
SCHOOL is OUT.

Children Jublrnt at the Long
Vacation Beginning To-Day.
The public schools OF this city closed to-day
for the summer vacation, releasing from the
bondage Of books and class-roOms at least
$4,000 little men and women and about
5000 teachers.
There have been graduated from the gram
mar schools $40 boys and l,5T2 girls or
these 80 per cent. live above FOrty-secOnd
street.
TWO new schools win be ready for use az the
reOpcning In september, one at SiNty-tiyh h
street and Amsterdam avenue, and the other
at Ninety-third street and Amsterdam
avenue.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
DETROIT YACHTS ALL SAFE.
Ths Nineteen Missing After Storm
All Accounted For.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO, July "a private despatch from
Detroit says that the nineteen yachts OF the
Detroit Yacht club, on Lake st. Clair, missing
after last nights storm, have been accounted
for and tnat they and their passengers are
SAFE.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

REsohI. fG% re BSseE. r. Y' sound saG
The evening world., 1891-07-03

Mot a Bad Woman with n knife.
Mary Walsh, OF 2O3 East Nincty-ninth
street, got into tight this afternoon with a
woman whose name IS not known, and as a
result had two knife sHshCs IN heI face
dressed by an ambulance surgeon.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

YOu Never Tasted
such delicious soda water a. Rikors. -
The evening world., 1891-07-03

MRS, wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP reduces In
hAmmAtion while children testhing. 26e. =.
The state herald., 1891-10-30

Every voter IN the county should
make it his business to Investigate the
Australian voting system until he is
satisfied that he can cast his ballot for
the parties for whom lie intends to vote
without any danger of making a mis-
take. The plan of voting Is simple
enough If the voters will only give it
their attention, When Il voter comes
up to the gate Of the voting place he
gives his name and address and, If up.
on the examination of the registry
books 1t Is found that he has been
properly registered, lie is admitted
within the enclosure. Que of the
judges hands him piece of paper on
which are printed all the tickets before
the people, each ticket having ut the
top its proper emblem. Above these
emblems is a blank space divided by a
perforation into two strips running
across the top Of the tickets. a judge
places his initials upon the upper OF
these spaces and also oil the lower one
and numbers both spaces leaving the
upper space on the ticket stub. When
the ticket is folded and given to the
voter, he goes into one OF the booths
and there marks it as he wishes to vote
it. II he wishes to vote I straight tick
ct, he takes pen and makes cross
Immediately under the emblem at the
head Of the ticket which he wishes to
vote and that is the only mark that he
makes on the ticket. But, II he does
not wish TO vote straight ticket, no
cross should be made under the EN-
blem, but cross must be made in the
blank square at the right hand of the
name Of each candidate that the voter
wishes to vote for and the voter, hav-
ing either made Il cross under the en-
blem or cross at the right hand of the
name Of each candidate for whom lie
wishes to vote, must not make any
other mark on the ticket. The voter
having marked Ills ticket as lie wishes
10 vote it, folds the ticket in the same
manner in which il was folded when
given 10 him by the judge and takes it
to the judges table and hands it to one
Of the judges who compares the initials
and number on the blank space at the
top of the ticket with those OH the tick
ct stub and, if correct, writes the num-
Der Oh the upper right hand corner of
the ticket, turns down the corner and
seals it and hands the ticket back to
the voter who deposits 1t in the ballot
box. II the voter in marking his bal
lot should accidently spoil the ballot,
he must return it to the judges and
they will give him another. What the
voter should be particularly careful
about is that he knows how to mark
his ballot so that it will be counted a
vote for the candidates for whom lie
wishes to vote.
The state herald., 1891-10-30
Happy lloosicrs.

VIM. rimmons, Postmaster Of idnyillc,
Ind, writes; "Eleciric Bitter have done
more Tot me than all other medicines COM
blncd ior that bad feeling arising from Md
ncy and liver trouble" John Leslie, farm
cr and siocknlan. Of same place. saysi Find
Electric Biiiefs 10 be the hes, kidney aud
liver medicine, made me feel like y new
man. ]. W. Gardner, hardware mcfchan,
same town, says; Electric Bliicrs Is Jusl
the thing for n man who Is nil run down
and don't care whether he live. of dics; h,
found new strength, t'ood appetite and fell
Just like he had u new lease IN life. ont,
ioc, n bottle NJ ci'y Drugstore.
The state herald., 1891-10-30

RULE s.--All candidates announce
ments shall be made by the county
central committee. The several can
didates by paying their assessments to
liqnidate the current expenses Of the
campaign and making application to
said COMMITTEES to have his name an
nounced in the republican papers Of
the county. 1t shall be the duty of
the chairman Of the county central
committee to make said announce
ments. Respectfully submitted.
G. II. SEARS, j. IL. CHILCoTT,
SCe'y. Char. pro TEN.
The state herald., 1891-10-30

Yum, Pioneer: Hon. Charles l.. Al
len, candidate for district judge in this
district, Is without doubt the ablest
soundest lawyer in the district. lie
has had al extensive practice since The
settlement of this country, and his de
cisions since he has been on the bench,
ard his manner of handling cases and
running tie courts, show him to bc
one Of tho best judges in the state.
His marked ability; his fair and im-
partial manner; his excellent social
qualities, endear him to the people.
and he Is n favorlte of large majori-
ty Of the people and will undoubtedly
carry this district by handsome ma
jority. Judge Allen will find. many
warm friends and ardent supporters in
Yuma county. and while few voters
may drift away after the other candi-
dales-tbeir favorites in poltics-yet
they will admit that Judge Allen is a
whole head and shoulders above any
other candidate for the judgeship.
The state herald., 1891-10-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made In the payment
of y certain promissory note executed by
Benjamin sio,l,lafd for the principal sum oi
live hundred dollars $500 payable ~ thu
order Of Hayden 4 Dickinson, nnd 80
cured by u certain deed Of trust, executed
BY the said benjamin stoddarl ON the 10Th
day Of August, A. D., 1887, and recorded On
tho 18th day Of August A. y. 1881, In book
II nj page n Of tho records Of Logan county
state Of Colorado. public notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned. Job A. Cooper,
Of In ease Of the death. resignation, removal
from tho city OF Denver, or failure Ia act
or other inability Of said Cooper then the
undersigned, Elias II. Barton, sheriff of
Arapahoc county. successor In trust In said
decd VI trust men TONED, viii, by virtue and
under the power and authority Of said deed
of trust mud for The purposes therein men
| toned, sell nj public auction nj Tie fremont
street door of the court house In Denver, In
the county Of Afnpnhoc. state of Colorado.
At the hour Of " o'clock, noon. on Wcdncs-
day. Tho liih day Of November, A. y. 1891,
the property In said deed ~ trust conveyed,
described NJ follows, io-witl The north
west quarter inv u Of section twenty-five
ts!l In township soycn t1l north OF range
ioriy.thfro ti1) west. Together with all tho
water rights and privileges IN said deed oi
trust mentioned. and all amt singular The
privileges and appuftcnnncrs ibcfcunio be
longing, situated In Tile county Of Phillips
formerly n pari Of the county OF Logan, md
state of Colorado.
Jon 4. COOPER Trustee.
ELIAS II. BARTON, Successor IN Trust.
iit.i insertion October y, ispi
The state herald., 1891-10-30

Yuma Pioneer: The democratic pa
pcrs at home won't print The rotten in
situations which Quit-us.Quick Brown
has caused TO DO circulated through u
disrcputable paper ut liolyokc called
the paralysis or Express, land rcpub.
lished ut Sterling by the Jones. Roland
slime organ.l concerning Judge len
dleton. The homo papers are onto
Quit.us.Qnick, AMI they know the rot
tcnncss OF the base insinuations, for
the same trash was dislcd out by
Brown and his cohorts two years ago
when he and Pcndleton were candi.
dates for county judge In this count,
md Pcndle,on was cxonefa,ed by be-
Ing elected by the popular voice. while
Brown WAS buried In defeat from which
hc has never recovered. There Is one
democratic aud one Independent PIT
per In Yuma county. but Brown dart
not 20 10 these, for they arc onto lin
aud his style Of blAckmall and mud
singing. Brown has no merits or 20
litical standing TO run for Office on. ant
his only hope Is 10 yell corruption, or,
fraud. sling mud ut the other man, and
tako his chances Oh stealing himself
INTO Office by drociylng the people ri
he iilcd TO do when he sought 10 gc
his nume on tho democratic ticket
Poor brown, hc has changed his poll
ties twice too often. turned his politl
cal coat twice too frequently. and nov
he can his himself on TO the Ian,
where the dcmngoauc liourislcs MI,
the turueoat succeeds, II hc desires 4
be elected TO oflicc. Even tile indie.
pcndents arc growing somewhat leer!
Of ,luit.us.t(uick Brown on account o
n resolution In their platform whicl
makes drunkenness disqualification
Tor oflioe. i. is very inconvenient 70
u prominent nominee 10 have TO ~
continually going 10 the back door Of
saloon 10 get his drinks for fear Of de
lection,
The state herald., 1891-10-30

The report that Judge Allen SEN
fenced il poor homesteader for seven
years for stealing COW. Is false and
unfouuded on truth. The facts are
these, which the records of Logan
county will bear out:
The man sentenced is a cattle man
and never turned Il furrow IN Colorado.
He went to The home Of poor home.
stcader, ard al the point Of VIM
chester rifle, made the homesteader
give up his last COW. which was the
main support of u wife and a family Of
poor ragged children, who suffered in
the cold Of the long dreary
winter of iseO.9l. The cattle thief
was indicted on a charge Of highway
robbery and brought before Judge Al
len, who. after the charge was fully
sustained and the highway man con-
victed by jury Of homcs,eaders mot
ca,,lemen,l received the mild sentence
of seven years in the "pen,n at tn,
hands Of Hon. Charles l.. Allen.--Yu
ma Pioneer.
Every law abiding citizen OF the dis
tr!ct will endorse Judge Aliens actor
in melting ont this merited punishment
upon the man convicted OF such ,
crime. The people want man fo
Disiric, Judge who believes In Wig
orous prosecution of all violations o
law aud the inIliction of n penalty tina
will have II wholesome terror for nj
evil doers. Judge Allen has shown b,
his record that he is that kind Of
judge and the voters recognize tina
fact
The state herald., 1891-10-30

The vutcp Of Phillips county nre
well satisfied vii, The manner IN which
B. \. lioskins has discharged the du.
ties NJ his Office ns county treasurer
aud they evidence this satisfaction
ny their expressed intention VI voting
for his reelection ncst Tuesday. lie
Not only han the solid supper; Of the
republican party, but many OF the drm.
Ocrats Will also vote for him mud bis
election is already assured beyond u
possibility Of n doubt.