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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Alias Summons No. 47.

VI. Plaintiff,
 Charles Blackburn Mary M. Bean, Curtis C. Bean. , James w. Clay, Hugo ahss summons No. ~ Richards, Harris Bald win. Sarah Jane Brown
 and Edward Burgess
 Defencants-
 Action brought in the Distr;c, 1,arr, ,s .h, Arizona. "ts ei
 The Territory of Arizona sends sr,s.;n. ,., Snaries Bisckhurn. Mary N. Bean. Curtis c. Rss.,. psah sa,nes W; Clay, Hugo Richards Harris gess. as puf-
 f"u are hereby summoned and reauired fin an pear m an action brought axain-t yoo by tb, above named plaintiff in the Di.trief C,.S, % ss .hs .hs Fourth Judicial, in and for she @ .mepa d,sdsy oomn,, St Arisona a, and answer court, at Prescott at and in said conntv w;,his ten nsys. texciusive of the day of ssrvicel after ssfNice upon you of this summons if sary,si ir tnis county; but if served out of the rountv and Nitnln the district, then within twenty dsxs. if sti:N hse oI tnis summons is made upon ypu bv answer said amended complaint with'n t,s,,,,s unys , artsr the completion of said puh;rat,,n ;y su other cases thirty days. '''i' ia ana yoa are hereby notified that if yop sx;l ,., sPpesr ana answer the amended remplaint ss Inv SsfsnI. I .,ss tae plaintiff will take judgment ments m this behalf expended 4. issn onder my band and the seal of aai3 c,,pr, 'hisl the i9th day of July, A. D. issi. ''''' w H' T Nr J,M. WATTS. Clerk,
 Attorney General of the United s,atss
 THOMAS Y. WILSON ru United States Attorney, r- m SANFORD, Soansel for Plaintiff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
NOTICE!
Barrett Post Nh 4 G r

Barrett Post No. 2. q. 4
 NHE meeting nights of this Post are ehan.,s., ,,, L LA the frst and third Tuessiays of each T1on,S The next meeting on Tuesday, August stk. af x p.m. All membere are particularly rernss,ss 70 attend the meeting the first 1htssisy in Ss- .enoer. when q committee will hs elected ta ment encsmpment to convene next Sprins in Prescott. w. ". R. SCHINDLER. Comms.iey ~
 AsrHuB J. Juep, Adjn,ant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Proclamation of ReEl

WHEREAS. It has come to ap
 from reliable sources. that e4 e4rsa aa | 2nd day of August, ls2l, one iir "a foully murdered at Jerome, ess '. : Arizona Territory, by some pees~ p. and said murderer is still at hssS ,.,..r
 Now. THEREFORE, l. \. o s ..- ing Governor of Arizona, ht H authority in me vested, do ssc hsso'ins ns ward of THREE HtNDhhp. .,.Is for the arrest and conyictien~
 of said Tim Lee. ,A,s,i'
 = IS WITNESS WHEREOF. set my hand andcaused thevsiissii 2 Territory of Arizona to be sia'' day of August, 1881. nRgS| By the Governor;
 sEAL. F. R. kIRKI.ANe gfE' s'--. s.'.s Asst. Sec y~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Struck by Lightning.

SELIeMAN, August, 12- Regular correspondence. During rain and thunder shower this evening. an old Chinaman named Sam Gee receiv- ed quite burn on his left leg, ex- tending from the heel to the middle of his thigh. Sam was standing in front of his store preparing his evening meal when there came a very vivid flash of lightning followed by loud report of thunder. It seems that the electricity passed down the stoye-pipe and connected itself to Sans body, passing down his leg and into the floor. Sam says he did not experience any shock whatever, and is not hurt any ex- cepting the burn on his leg, which has taken the skin of from about the middle of the calf of his leg to the bottom of the heel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
House and Lot
 FOR SALE >

A lot 5Oxi50 feet containing A rs.ss s,x ,x.,,, |, house. nicely furnished throughout Win he sssI5 cheap. Place we'll improved with fr1i, srs..s outhonses. Property will be sold win sx ,vs.h ,9e oa. % ,t the house furniture For pArtieslass spniy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19

The city council will meet as a board of equalization next Monday, August IF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19

City council met as board of equalization to-day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court. of the Poarth Ju,i;c;s, District, of the Territory of Arizona. United States of America
 Plaintiff,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott, Arizona, post office Aug. 18th, 1891:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19

Brand, same ss in cut on left hip of cattle and right thigh of horses Far marks-t 'sstle-upper bit on left and under hit on right ear The undersigned Is also he owner of the star brand
 Ranss-Lonasome Valley, near Coyote Springs. ninetsssn miiss from Prescott am also the owner of the following brands: Figure on left shoulder of animals, Y on Jeff thigh and Circle on right thigh and left rib.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19

Supt. McInernay has taken "the bull by the horns" and cut of many useless expenditures in the manage ment of the prison. This makes the kickers kick, but he can rest assured that he will receive the hearty ap- proval of every taxpayer in the ter ritory, unless it happens to be some chronic fsult-finder, the interest of whose pocket lies in an opposite di- rection from that of retrenchment and reform. The kicks of all such are far more valuable than their ap- proyal. Supt. McInernay deserves credit for his management of the prison for something higher, than personal revenue only.-Sentinel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19

Hostile railroad Legislation is
 playing the very Old Harry in cer-
 tain States. In Iowa it has been carried so far that the railroads
 have cut down their train service to minimum, and are doing nothing within the borders of the State that
 they can avoid, while railroad con struction has practically ceased.
 Texas is, however, as much worse than Iowa than Iowa is worse than
 New England. The managers of Texas railroads have come to the conclusion that there is no chance for a square deal there under any circumstances. Texas has a law which provides for the confiscation of any railroad charter unless the management maintains general offices in Texas. The Santa Fe has a few miles crossing the northwest ern corner of the State, across the Panhandle, but is obliged to, main
 tain that line as an independent railway with resident corps of off cials. For the same reason the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, which is owned by the Atchison, is opera ted by a Texas staff. It is .estima- ted that this law costs the Santa Fe company from $750,0OO to Sl, ,OOO,O5O yearly. Of late the Texas railroad legislators have started in again with renewed vigor, and are tack ling the question of q reduction of rates. If they do as they threaten, they will throw the railroads into a dire confusion.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
solI0 VESTiBuIE EXPRESS TRAINS

G0St6 bb0 0ttGkk6 GGf h&&& t66t0S of Through Coaches. 6lespers. Free Reclining Chair Cars ard GEast of Ao. fnver Dining Care daily between CHICAGO Dxs MoTNEs. coUn- GIL BLUFFS and OMAHA. with FRRE Recitn- ing Chair Car to NORTH PLATTE lSehi and between CHICAGO and DENVER. COLORADO sPRiSos and PUEBLO. via g. Joseph. CT Kan City and Topeka eplandid Dining Hotels west of st Joseph and Kansas City Excursions daily, with Choice Of Routes tc and from Salt Lake, Portland. Los Angeles and San FrnnciscoL The Direct Line Co and ffoIn Pike's rcak. Mhnt- tou. Garden cf the 0oda. taa SauitHrisInas. and scenic orandstlrs of Colorado.
 Wa The Albert Lea Route.
 Solid Kxpress Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and s. Paul. with TffkoUo4 Re clining Chair Cars tFRKE 70 hnd trotn those pcints and Kansas City. Through Chair Car and slseper between Peoria. Spirit Lake and Sioux Falls via Rock Island. The Favorita Ltae 10 watsrtowu. Sioux Eai,a. tho Summer Resorts and Hunting and fIehtne orounas of the Northwest The shcrt Lsns via Seneca azsd KAnkakeo offers facilities travel and from Indianapolis. Chr cinnafi and other Southern points-
 For Tickets. Nsps. Foiders, or deaired tnforma- ton. apply at any Coupon Ticket onlea. or address [. ST. JOHN. JOHN SEBASTIAN, osnl Manager 0onl Tkt a Pass- Ast
 CHICAGO. ILL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19

Charles Blackburn. Mary M. Bean, Curtis C. Bean. James W. Clay, Hugo Richards, Harris Bald win. Sarah Jane Brown. and Edward Burgess, Dafansiants
The sun., 1891-05-10
That 10 the Questioa that tho Athletes Arr
Asking Mr.. Carr.

That 10 the Question thst tho Athletes Arc
Asking Mr.. Carr.
The amateur boxing situation 10 . peculiar
one. Previous to March 18 the boxers in every
amateur" tournament that occurred wsrs
paid money or received something they could
turn into money with little trouble. This fact
was patent to all. On March 1s the Amateur
Athletic Union passed . stringent prize rule
calculated 70 DO away with the pEacticcs 70.
Athletic CLUB made an eiiort to induce some Of
the alleged amateur boxers to como from be-
hInd their masks and for
winged foot ofiicials tried to GET on a purely
smateur, tournament. with members Of their
9TH 81 ,Ss New % yoTt 4. said nay: Thsy had rad
some OK perlence IN that line As result Of tho
a. nsd a
purely amateur boxing contest was delightful
in YSTf ARis CAV.
professional boxing tournament. which was
,Sa sss Athletic
Club announeei P, touEnamMsnt: nI en- II would be
sSosht It wosd e. haSy So
profe-s sional events In All amateur institution.
Then they raSed In couple 1 dozen OF these
.6sessh ~ y sa.Ss: 6ass s'S ,Rl! SsSld
ers. which was an infraction Of the rules.
The claim was made that the watches
cost less thar, than, $50 ssS spleoe; and that;
NO weight: n., and he AIrnhattsns stand ron.
A. A. D.. Now The cherry diamond oflrials as.
sort that II they are 10 be disciplined i will bs
necessary to Investigate every club that ever
held a boxing box tonrnsmSent; % AL being elpallI
rs particularly culpable. President Mills having
admitted ut the meeting Of March 1S that his
club WAS quite rs gully As amy In regard to
boxing tournaments.
,Thi. view OF tne case 10 not hold Ivy members
OF A. A. U. Legislators. who insist that tho Man
haitian offence was the breaking Of q new rule.
to have answer. They assert that the Man
hattans cannot plead the baby act in this
case. but must take its med cine.
Tns --latest interestLng faet is the ann ounce
mont that in the future the Manhattan A @.
will limit entries to its boxing tournaments to
members OF its own club. There will he a good
Carr call q meeting OF the Metropolitan Asso-
ever. seems to think the Metropolitan Associa-
tlon is getting along without any meetings.
The sun., 1891-05-10

EiSlsck s ons; ,od ms ib.. ~ eonsidsr.S Is. IS.
q Iss. Brsh Sysr
unless Il was that q John siidslI. slIdsIi was
baidczsr Though hs was NeE Yorker By
es aSaS Sssa sSsn nsis nj sa: as fSE;'S
sy r: Che ssSSs offence 'et
NJ, q ss$s:
~ Sss sss ssd
but n sy f. sS snsSs
tn . not a.s sn x. T dss Slf 4 h. s.msn. Mh
whom was raised. Clinton never ccmpro-
Ssld Th III eS hsa o Sss sr
cHARAoTEIIsTfcs.
,wo are tc regard De, Witt c!intoH a. ss
Sss Ssse OF &: sfz ths sd and rSllSa Rss
noo%e rom his fessp sasres "a sFes' nSd aS S
ss ry pnbc r Ses
i6o ,s ann s%Ptsl5 SStanIss and ssS!osisss also
Dr. Mssho liz Ss Gs as
an om Tn sho ola woos
and called on the scieniiilc mep 10 note the re-
sSss SaS TSos n :fS
,sss T1a fs ns f::d nss.I
if'o S s1d soGdf 81 @sS oss rs sas ads
shs
Hs 6ss SussJ sssn: g seS e M
!Slns st II; But hs Va. % A % nsss: @
thing he aid was With Ieisrense 70 his city.
sassss he dens an
and even his public speeches and orations.
which .Ih, Mere frsaue9, caused him Eprd Of
latter years Of bis, life. he flushed. turned pale.
and stanmercd whom hs commenced to speak.
ss 'qsA IN: S:s vsse ais s'pfissy sas saSf esFG
carried away tho minds and homage Of his
The statue Of De Witt Clinton in Greenwood
the LeRislature By Gov Seward. which was
c ZIG GeshS s ns Reia Ifs
mantle + patscnes tIsGt across bis vest and
tho lareis Of Of his CLOAK show riSh quilting be
grSpe lSaI the grape yn,s, SorIsr he pedestal
the cnnal locks aud the moving barges and in
the rear the pioneers telling the woods OF west-
ern Now York.
In falling. to be successful as a politician
De Witt Clinton became hero but among
their many material triumphs the Clintons
manruvred q large pnrt OF tho money which
would otherwise have gone into the United
1911, BY casting vote of Vice. President Clin.
shousa oSs Msdssns sue feS S"nH
mGalletn, m was strongly IN IsSor Q, the bank
the Legislature OF New York the Bank Of
America. with six millions capital. and the
Eederaliets supported 1t as q party engine
The work Of De. Witt Clinton for the city, and
state OF New York was the same as that WHICH
Hamilton accomplished. for the nation. Not
merely canal but colleges. Iubiic schools
ssylulns. public societies-sverything found in
irish affected bis Dutch side ike tho blow Of .
hydraulic @ ram on the bulb TO force wa,er % up q
was initiated by lheir specessor as a,, nn,ii they
eanic ends. and the i elite centrl uRal became
ceptripetal. sustained. contained. magnificent
GEoRaE ALFRED TowNsENn
The sun., 1891-05-10
HANDCUEFED TO 4 WIRE FENCE
The Flight OF = Constable Who Put Too
MUCH Trust Ia HIS Prisoner.
From ne Globe. Democrat.

from INC 6l0oe' 'DSmOcfdt
sf sEoss Nag i hs
ern part 81 Hi!l county. ToT,: mot With an ex.
hs n. @ E Ens ssmaa 1nH f S
s!ssiias RsndaE j. y y: court: - Z. q Dallas; Tss
sEsd s,sIfn stock HPd ehfrSs
hy to %ss e.. his S6
shS Il s ssf ls
casGoy 'es e9tsd 70 bis % pFsono as
:, The ot,ios5 necksd ths two sllsssd ssoIsn
a1a eds tSs hs9 Sad
travelled short distance Lewls. who was
ssaa ana a dealt si w
and also him LIWs
nna e biH. hI% IN n !
tsS pPG1s hs M fhss s
.y Sb S ptO bs baS ST rcbbsa bbsyTSH Elm as
forced him % to take SAP paIr oi 6spdsuas from his
near by and t6sn throw the Esy to the lock on
'Is q fsss es.r s of $40 10 CASH
SEhich hs ha. IN h,s pock.t swaPpsd hats With t
@ osRsr @ ana With hls csPsor. % % ans ssadls. p.iOi
.| srand nsE hat; and the mSEPsy above men;
good luck, procseded op bis Journey :. though
nthing han tran tiranspirsd r mr. ths serenity Of
road after the lapse Of. some. time discovered
the unfortunate ofneers ,prsdiciment and lib.
effort made thus isr te sIsgt the capture ,of
this modern Claude Duval has D owed futile.
At this time there are twsnty Texas Sherins
on the LOOKOUT for Lewis officsr McCluskey
~ badly beaten. and bruised up, and IL very
much chsEinsd g think hs .S,a could bs 50 th9r.
braysst aud most humane ONCE 70 In Texas.
The sun., 1891-05-10
friends. instisased By his broth.r-in.lsv and

friends. instigatcd By his brothsr-in.law and
long fierce opponent, Ambrose Spencer. called
on Clinton, awakened his ambition again. and
impaired TO him the prospect Of building him
up to be Governor In order to be rid OF Daniel
d. Tompkins. who had set up for himself" I"
That is said to have been the modus operandi
BY which. to the astonishment Of tho City De-
mocrscy and the Madisonian Democrats, who
were offended at Clinton for having run as an
independent backed by the Federal,sts against
Madison In 1912. he was brought from abso-
Lutte retirement to become the almost unsnl-
nous choice for Governor OF the state II Is
aes sS "5 rhSrsyy ass Rse on nd s
Ssspsiirsd y$Ils II, rsl1e$ent nifHsj Rs inl! &!
ton was deprived o. al! his officvs. the chief OF
which was "a, that that OF Mayor Of New York. be
hs dsssy bis e
swaited the Intentions Of his times and Provi-
denSe, IL It docs appear however that the Gov.
otherwise, according to, the habits Of the The
Of food. In a shose days CLIFTON lIns could osTi
SRA. eSs ducks fsHsh HHs k and ossq sheet
s;I.9 Il; nfsT Iss hs S%p ~ Hs sspsS aans%y
with which ne went into that campaign, MP Which
IopTeSeuteu IN MS person tnC ulsnDpOtntmentS
and indignations OF George Clinton as well as
THE DUEL WITH swAnTwour.
George Clinton. Of whom Dewitt Clinton hal
been the right hand for nearly twenty nvo
years; was the first Of the VIE Pres dents
fba f3bmipslng aaron gpsr to be pushed aside from
conferred on Adams and on Jefferson. In tho
second OF JefYerson's terms George Clinton
had been made Vice.Presdent In order to pun.
ish Aaron Burr for receiving the support of
the Fsde,Slists when Jefferson was first
eieoted The Clintons did nearly tn Whole
STATE spd p viii Clifton hsd s sxncssd /" sdT his e
bwartwout. ono Of tho ferc st OF Burrs men;
And having pnt two balls into .Swartw out,
against whom he had no especial malice. he
Iett the ground remarking. 1t 10 said. II wish
bad the principal here"
Mr.. ienerson. nowever. had no idea OF max
bic his successor. Before that, time. It seems:
George Clinton had expressed his dislike OF
Mr. Jefe son and bis CONTEMPT OF Mr. MALL
son. Clinton would take no steps toward
carrying into effect in New York. the resou-
tions OF '0S. which Jefferson and Madison had
K;Iv WITH the dee Of them
publication doctrine, esnecially New York.
for although George Clinton had opposed tho
constitution on grounds OF bias and personal
interest, he never beiittlel the national Gov
ernment nor In any way stood In its pRth dur
ing his !onY, domination. lie sincerely nd
mrea Gsn hn M md that Admiration
OF his sons for Washington. Clinton was re-
retired, very little to his liking, and his hosti-
The sun., 1891-05-10
&" WIEN WILL YoU CALL MEETING p,

~ GEoaaE ALFRED TOWNSEND
The sun., 1891-05-10

made the fatal mistake Of sntaRonisin8. the
canal because Il was to be. as they faid. olIn::
tons hobby; they called it Clinton's ditch"
and gave him that credit. which for many
thsS asy. to se
Pc Witt Clinton: when he was removed from
the oifice Of Canal Commissioner, which he
had held without nay for number OF ysarS. II
sf srsos whch At hs 20
Adams for tho Pre- idency and assist Crawford.
who had gone from Virginia 10 Georgia and
claimed To he the especial successor In doc.
trine Of jefferson; ihe idea wss that nobody
man. and that the Adams men. II they voted
for Clinton. would be tabooed as Clintonites
Consequently the Lsgis slature. without any
party division. voted Clinton out OF his place.
the State OF New YORK from Buffalo TO Brook. I
lyn, was in state OF profound disgust. soon
goal OF his ambition but Clinton was swspt
majority md he died in Inc aoVsrnor's verne 'Sa.' scat
Thurow Wee told inc In the only talk ] ever
had with him thar he saw In the state Legis-
lnturs Henry seymour; tho father OF Horstio
a, by Slas Wrs alter
in his hind, aud he inferred that Wright wrote
the resolution to remove Clinton and put II In
Seymours possession. Mr.. Weed sometimes
remembered too much.
CLINTON As A JOKER.
OF all the pictures OF Do Witt Clinton. that one
Ehsh hnye o9 ps With the pleasure
not represent the great and godllke Clinton II
most of the paintings, but a we'll. fed. humor-
9us-'ooking man, with force In his Jaw. tho
Roman ' In his nose. good high color. and q
with Clinton's, nice. bit OF reporline when be
went over the line OF tho canal IN 1910. There Is
plenty OF fun In that diary, as where ho sot up
The sun., 1891-05-10

!ty TO the Jenersoni Ian interest continued until
Imm odiateiy thereafter Ills nenhew had The
hsHsa Il hSR pSS h ad il Mp sn
Buren, aud aaainst tho assent Of Ambrose e
Spencer, Although Clinton's neiGhhor on Long
ID EIIa kins ho, the Federal
dldaey. his Old col league. Gouyerneur Norris.
an, and Il. not improb,bIg the lays: bit particulary
s Ely L ss Be- VII dSsas
50 81 IN Gn ha and
islratinns barmonIsrd their IDEAS
There were three important men In the
the third was Albert Galiatln. who died at
sS rha 'E house. aso n sn.sfss snd
been in the room where Gaintin diei He wa.
t,nansiM Gna science. and they were Ct loss to
HamIIi22a had done. ,Ths prlncipa attack
Aanssn Aasssn efs Ms '3s vsi sfd krSwn ssSn
after he had looked through the concerns oi
nd 20 sthna 10 Hamito discrodis sfsa
M Maos h5s l. to
SWISS S Who had resided II 1s and S!snn Penn
spnsn sTSA o FL i. W shs snsn ps Of h ana
eeiDesry With eApinss Rufus
sSioS BE- oStsiasd probably ihrosyh h"VPS; Fl
Il esnSs tsufes 4c York sremSSs %Ssre 'r9@ he
BY end JGs and
tive places
JAMES cL1SToN's CANAL.
Lost all the credit OF Coy. Clinton's making
OF @ ne 70 Erie anal 20 to his 81 Dutch stock. Il must
Ilver by ,damming up osssso Lake. and Ihon
down that stream to It's junction with the
be NaSns whS ss to
70 supervlse the opening OF tho. canals near
Now;ark. he was as,companisd ,.uy by hls
iathsr o1 Roscoe Conklng, who was appointed
by John Quincy Adams. district JIlge Ia
Cnt"n had aeenei .se se.irf rtsh 81 MISSION
frhm Pssd,nt re W;,1 AHams Mr. Conkng sad .ha.
ather s T Was re 70 "a Tas
ip elise. anl Clinton. who usually had the
mastery oi iis emo ions seemed for minute
homage. lie also vent TO Lou sville. where the
iais Inc Uh% Were to G9 fanSsd Sn By the
WasS eitH With dou7srae M Morris MOI asns Who
preceded Clinton in suggesting the Erie Canal.
MGs' SssG ssk sasd SH @
country 10 take Into sonsIderatIon the Mo: Mo-
!S oAs Wv one q fSaaSlsfs
hs " n ryg
land Tie two men endsnvorsi 10 enlist the
xirgIpS leaders IL 'e PEopoS,l0S
Hssd ass IspsH as Eh ha ssssT csnu uas
IN u ssch VIE was fSs shs
possibly the granddaughter Of JEFFERSON, % n ., She
saohusett. e be sshoo .saSMheIh e Mssh,, Let,
city. indicative Of still Greater adyeniures on
her par'. She beca ne th. honsekesper ot Nor
who went to her rsTf when shs wr"ts 70
SinSoss Sear the Roiiiays that ihs IadS waS 10
ton several weeks, and the occasion OF their
visit hscaina great item:
ha @ Pqn dq E.' York Of hs
IN 1910 and suffered ali ihe ii1flctlons Of a new
n.t!ona! work and would have brought Penn
ian STATE, into the national comfy. rs Mary
land was in that day u Federelist state. The
sane iiea Is again coming forward In u propo-
tion from the H.as"n aaa Iosr Is"nd sHHsa sound
the ,ass hs earGn soupds and
nsslensi nat e'' sqpDeft '0 Clinton na0s snrnsd a S
ne Sta aa.s ~. YGrt and Sy bis
%sus ,S the the ss
ssspsTi:ss S was Nsthsaisi Fsndls!sa .xho lad
father q % asorss s Psndl.s W AZ tho s sime %.
best sIsoI Imens q Tho old military Fedsf falist.
Tho Administration Democrats In New York
The sun., 1891-05-10
gIUNTS OF DE WITT CLINTON
~,s EXCLUSION IN AN OLD MANSION ON
LONG ISLAND.

-. pathways Trodden By the Governor
swhe Opened the Erie Canal are Now
,..t in . Becr Garden. and tho House
Many s-Reniniscences ofthe
uore Life OF = Great Figure in Politics.
v,sprrH, I. l.. May 9.-one pleasant day,
...,nne ago. Gro ossed the Willamsburgh ferry
..s took An electric car for Maspsth. q settlc-
s.nt not far from Long Island City. where the
s.susb Kills flow along the base OF an upland
s,ss and proceed to form Nowtown Creek.
pu"h has become an important harbor for oil
.ins and other material which first needs re-
..,ne My object was to enter. II possible, the
..n.s which De Witt Clinton 30 long inhsbit-
! anrIne the summers. which he derived
- bis wife. Maria Franklin. the daughter OF
.nnstsr merchant. who died after Clinton
"a hecome Governor OF tho State.
IN the course OF time, after much hesitation
..a reflection. no married Miss Catherine
;,rss the daughter OF Now York physician.
Ia had 1t seems. Livingston blood in her
,lns She became tho stepmothcr Of Clinton's
srdrcn and survived him. living down to
sship few years Of the period OF tho OWL
,,r The second Mrs. Clinton RaTe name to
A barge called Lady Clinton which formed
"A, n tho Governors canal feet as no came
Mrouch the whole length Of the Eric Canal
,ben Il was opened. The Franklin, or Clin-
The sun., 1891-05-10
CURE Your COUCH

Cherry the most prompt and effective remedy Tor
Of bronchitis and Group re-
execoraton soohes and
nmd membrane and induces repose II taken in
Cherry Pectora prevents further
the later PERIOD relieves many or
distressing symptoms Mrs L. Cloud Benton Ark writes: Il
lifelong sufferer from lungs and till used ayers
Cherry Pecoa, scarcely free from cough Ths medicine
cough strengthens lungs as no other med
induced acquaintance to use the
throat and lung troubles and always proved beneficial
the sonaw Mr. A. Snow this place.
cured of severe cough by its use'
col which, in spite of every
known remedy the family physician considered
incura supposng be consumption AS last resort tried
Pectora and short time, the compeA
without this medicine &c. W. Youker Salem, N j.
Ayer's Cherry Rector0I
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