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New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
SHOT AT BY A MADMAN.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A BROOKLYN LAWYER.
THE LUyATIC CALLS AT HIS HOUSE AND SAYS
/ HE HAS CONE TO KILL HIM

A maniac last night attempted to take the life OF
John Roesch. a brooklyn LAWYER, by firing shot
At him from thrty-iwo callbre revolver. The
bullet missed is mark and before the madman could
fire another shot he was ov.rpowered, and is now
locked up in the sixth Precinct Police Station in
Brooklyn. The prisoner is Charles A. D0erner, a
sp cal officer. fortysiX years old. Of No 2O4 south
Frst.st Mr.. Roesch lives with his wife and mother
at 40. 2O2 MOntrUse-ave.
II was few minutes after O'Clock when Mr..
Roesch's front door bell rang. Mr. ROcsch was sitting
By bedside OF his aged MOTHER who is ILL., when he
heard the ring, and left the room to open the door.
Docrner stood the sill and pushed his way into the
hall Roesch recogniz d the man and greeted him
pleasantly. lie then Invited Doerner into his Office,
where he asked him what wanted. Doerner 5
only reply
Il wish | was dead but you shall die first
Mr.. Roesch there crazed look about the
mans face. and the next instant saw him place his
hand toward his pistol pocket Before he could re-
cover from his astonshment DOerner had reached his
revolver and pointed it at the lawyers breast. At
the time Mr.. Roesch stood within few feet OF the
maniac. As he saw the glitter OF the revolver he
Jumped back, but In twinkng n shot rang out.
The maniac attempted 10 fire again, but the lawyer
grasped his arm which contained the revolver, and a
fierce struggle cnsued.
The shooting wa, heard By Frederick Roesch, a son
OF tho lawyer, who rushed into his fathers ONCE
and diSarmed the maniac. They elected hm from the
room and on the sidewalk handed him into the
custody of Special Policeman Dpperman.
An examination Of the lawyers Office showed that
the bullet had struck the desk in the had glanced
upward and gone through the back OF the desk and
imbcdded itself in the wall DOerer was taken to
the Stagg St. police station, where his actions left no
doubt that Ie insane. He was mt once locked up
on a charge Of assault with intent to Kill
MIR. ROSch said that about year ago Doerner In
jurcd hi, knee lie had had two operations performed
upon It and it had CAUSED him great trouble. lie had
acted In QF-r way since the last operation. Five
months ago lie went 70 seattle Wash where he went
into partr erp With another man in the barber busl
ness Business id not thrive and Doerner came
tack again To Brooklyn. .
Docrner called upon ne once before today" said
SIR Rocsch last night and | save him 50 and told
him to go home. more of him until he came
to my house tonight and said he was going 10 XIII
himself. When | tried to persuade him not TO he
shouted that he intended to kill himself but not be
fore he had first hilicd me-
Do.rner will be ariSigned before Justice Uoettlna
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
GILL AND TIE UNITED STATES.

London. Dec. 31.-Thc Santiago de Chill correspond
cnt OF The Tines - day arm. on what he declares
10 be the highest authority, that Chill would not feel
Inundated in helping to the utmost Of her power TO
terminate peacefully and in a manner honorable both
H. herself and to the Unitei states conflict which
conld never have reached such exaggerated proper
ons but for the long and secret form Of criminal pro
ccdure fIowed in Chill, which has allowed the spread
ing abroad Of nstant false rcIOrtc hostile 10 a good
understanding. The correspondent saws IT - evident
th,t there are fichrands who anxious for the
starting % a war which would be Disastrous to- The
hc.t interests OF both the countries concerned.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

ally himself frankly with republic They pointed
out also. like Madame Adam. the friend and Egcra Of
Gambetta and the director Of the "Nouvele Revue
tilat Baron Morenheim the Russian Ambassador TO
France, was prO-Gcrman at heart and was really
opposed TO serious Franco Russian alliance. They
could not forget either. that the MuscOvte police had
been reorGailizcf a few years ago by INlVOiX and
Lagrange. who had been chiefs Of the political police
under Napoleon III. The Nlili,ts in PaT> must lave
been afraid of being cXtradcd on learning that i'm
December 1871. some OF their comrades In Belgium
had been given up 10 the German gcndarmcs, who
rendered them 20 the Russian aIthCIitics Lut. rs
they are generally intelligent people. they must have
understood that the blowing up % the French Chambe.
could not In any way serve the Nihilist cause.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
BoMBARDING THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
HOW AN ANARCHIST TRIED TO SHOW HIS con
TEMPT FOR PAELI AMFNT


TEMPT FOR PARLIAMENT.
London, Dec. 31.-A peculiar case developed to-day
by the arrest Of a man named Horlas, who Is a
graduate of oxford University, and who holds the
degree OF bachelor Of Arts. lie was arrested on
Westminster Bridge. where he was amusing himself
by bOmbarding the House Of Commons with n re
vovcr He had fred four shots when policeman ar
rived on the scene and took him into custody. Upon
being arraiened in court Borlas declared that he
an Anarchist, and that his act the expression OF
his contempt for the members OF the House of Com
mons and the building in which they sat. He also
calmly remarked that he had intended to shoot the
policeman who arrested him. but did rot carry out his
design, because he thought 1t pity to Kill an honest
man.
The prisoner was remandcd for furthc: hearing
II is the opinion OF many who saw him In court and
listened to his statement that he Is mentally un-
balanced
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
The CAPTURE OF HE ADAMS ExPREss RoBBER

Cincinnati Dec. 3l.-GencTal Manager Weir, OF the
Adams Express Company, confirmed the report pun
,Lcd This morning Of The capture OF the leader OF the
cap- OF robbers who robbed the It. Louis and san
Francisco train near ST. Louis, carly IN December,
and took a large sum Of money from the Adams Ex-
prcss messenger. lie also that it the quickest
piece Of detective work In the history OF train robbencs
rho company became possessed Of a knowledge OF the
pcrsonne Of the gang within sx days after the rob
berry, but they had scattered, and are not yet all
located Mr. Weir says that the credit Of discovering
h, gang is due to Chief Harrigan, OF ST. Louis The
arrest made was by the Pinkertons. This arrest,
Colonel Weir says, keeps up the record Of the Adams
Express Company that in no case has 1t failed to
aplirchcnd the robbers OF its trains.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
r,,xrpA1 OF SIR WILLIAM WHITE.

Ucrln Dec 31.--FuncTal services over thc body
NJ Sir william Arthur White. the Efitish Am"a S'd"r
to Turkey, who died Of influenza at INC hiacrho III
,his city. ON Monday were held to-ay. sir william
s . c,thol,c and the religious services consisted OF
,,e celebration OF a solemn mass OF requiem. The
church was crowded to It's utmost capacity with the
relatives and friends Of the dead Ambassador Among
The prominent men In attendance were sir T.. H.
M,lct the British Ambassador 10 Germany; Iewhk
u.rhn thc Turkish as-:idOr. and other mctlicrS
of the Turkish Embassy; and Chancellor Won CIprip
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
p,csryG THE FRENCH TARIFF BILL.

Paris Dec. 3l.-1hc Chamber OF Depuues uo"dy
ro,octcd the duty OF twenty four francs placed on
,r,eum nv the senate and agreed to duty Of twelve
francs on refined and francs on crude petroleum.
the new tariff TO go into force on october j. leo@'
The Tariff bill was then finally passed ana the 'hah-
her adjourned until Tuesday next. when The pcunoii
~, he Panarn, Canal shareholders Will be discussed
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
4 PROMINENT BALTIMORE MANS SUICIDE.

Baltimore. Dec. 3l.-Jacob ii. wright one OF the
hist known tobacco merchants in Baltimore com
n..ttcd .uicide at his residence tins morning with
revolver Tie man was dead when the inmates Of
thc honsc reached the spot The ballet had gone
through hi, heart. Wight had been sick for some
time aud became melancholy and despondent. lie
married a Miss Turner, sister TO Joseph Turner the
wealthy fertilizer manufacturer, who survives HIM,
with daughter and Two sons
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
THE cuADLE.roN REACHES. SAX. DIEGO.

san Diego CAL, Dec. 81 (speSal-rhe United
STATES steamer Charleston arrived here at p. m, and
anchored outside opposite the Hotel Coronado. snc
will probably come inside late tonight and transfer
her supplies on board the san Francisco, to her
own hold. The baltimore ls eNPec'ed Here Soo"'
ADMIRAL Brown says he will hold the squadron here
nr four week., unless orders from the Navy Depart
mcnt are received, changing his present Instructions.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

Vancouver, B. C.. Dec. 3l.-A Yokohama CORE
,ondont NJ "Tbe News Advertiser" gives an account
q, t,e recent revolt IN Nan,huria Young Cmhcsc
onicer stationed in the city OF Cmoyang just OUTSIDE
,ho Great Wall and bordering on Marc'uiih TOOK IL
info his head 10 attack the stronghold oi poweiui
Irirond chief The ChaOyang omceF, HAVING Hhc"
lbe stronghold retired 10 his own station inc o'il'
attacked the station and put the garrison 10 'c
a,,ns sub,urated the city, the hrtc.SS leader raised
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
MARRIAGE OF 4 DUCHESS IN PARIS.

Paris Dec. 81 The Duchess Of Campjoelcc' iof
merlv Mrs Singer OF New-YOrk wa, married to-day
10 NJ Paul SOllcgc. The brides witnesses wcT Lieu
tcnaHt Rohan Defcrius and Count Collato, and the
biideyroOm's witnesses Prince Cardnldn Chhay
and Connt Albert de Dion. The bridal robe was ot
terra Gotta satin MORE, with slight diHpery brhd inc
shoulders ard frngci with sable. a wedding break
,e. ,r,s ,ervcd in tbc brides house. forty guests be
Ing present The newly wCddcd pair aitcrwafl started
for
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
THOUSANDS OF CHINESE DROWNED.
MANY SMALL CRAFT LOST IL GREAT GALE AT
HONE EONT.

Vancouver, L. c.. Dec 31.-There was severe
gale in Hong Kong on December 3. The Empress
Of India and other steamers dragged their anchors;
and two vessels coming into collision. were fos
awhile in imminent danger Of wreck. Many
email craft went to tie bottom. and the loss OF
life among the native population is estimated in
the thousands,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
4 HIGHWAYMAN ROBS 4 UOM4N.
ONE OFF. H. MACY & cos DESIGNERS KNOCKED
Down N NVOSDNLE, y. ].


Miss Mary Ann Conway, living I'm Avondalei y. j..
and the chief designer IN Il. II. Macy & co., dr~'
making department. arrived from New York at lie
Avondale railroad station on hcT way homo at 10
o'clock Oh "Wednesday night. She left fhe station ana
walled along the Avondae road 10 PassAc ave- "hc"
a man sprang upon her. threw her down and attempted
to throttle her She screamed Justify. and her cries
were heard hy a man named j. 7. spear who fastened
~ her assistance. Mies Conway shouted, " lie Ii rob
bng me-
Her aegressor responded coolly, Irs lie why
don't she paw me what she owes - With that he
picked up Miss COnway's hand satchel and ran on
TlIc ,stchc contained slGo, a praycrbook aid r~ary
heads Miss Conway bit the robbers finger while stug
clug with him. She dcs crllc> him a, about twenty
five vcars old weighing about 40 pounds. and having
A ,lt he.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

the standard OF rebellion and giving battle 10 the
Imperial troops. defeated them. Rcnforcemens' how
ever. were north from Ten Tsin and the latest
the effect that the Government forces have
met k.crsed the rebel, and have rctacu TIE cltN
Of ChIOyas. Alarming telcgiams Published, dc'ciliuI
tho murder Of Chrst!An- believed 10 be uiOunded
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
THE NEW ATTORNEY GEyERArs APPOINTMENTS

Albany Dec. 3l.-Attorcy -Gcncfalcl ct simon w
Roscndae today announced tcsc appointments for bis
Department: First putty Attorney General, Isaac
H. MAYNARD. of stamford, Delaware County reap'
pointed; second deputy, John W. Hogan, OF Water
town. promoted from the third deputy yship); third
deputy John ID. Mcmahon, OF Rome; assistant to ths
Attorney General stationed IN New-fork cIiJ Will
lam j. Lardner rcappolnted); clerks, william Kay
n.,.pd NJ IT. Ouirk william NJ Thomas, Waiter L.
Cblds John +. llandl tall reappointmehts).
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
FAMINE FOLLOWED By FEVER.

g petcrsburg Dec. 3i.-Thc hospitals Of Khafkoh
arc filed with patients suffering from famine fever.
The municipal authorities Of the city VIII erect tenn
os,v ho,ptal solely for cases Of typhoid fever. The
icny NJ nca,ants into the city, whore they badly
fod and sheltered, adds TO The epidemic
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
COY. Will nEMovEs rHE LAST CLEVELAND MAy

GOV. HILI REMOVES THE LAST CLEVELAND MAN.
Albany, Dec. 3! (SpeciaD. Governor Hill succeeded
in sweeping the deck clear before his retirement to-
night from the Office he has held for seven years
The reported victim Isaiah Fuller. Warden OF
Clinton Prison, the last remaining Gle, eand Democrat
In Office. TO accomplish this result Mr.. li went
roundabout way, and had superintendent OF Prisons
Iathrop remove Mr. Fuller. Ii Is said that Walter
~ Thayer, labor agltator, has been appointed to
succeed Mr.. Fuller
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

London, Dee 31.-These sad days for the Pelican
Club the weknown association Of sporting men. whoc
rooms have been the Of 50 manS pug,tic con
tests. 1t is, was. proprietary club. having been
founded by A. F. Wells. Mr. Wclls has been IN financial
difficulties for some umc, and on November : an order
was issued by the Bankruptcy Court placing hi, affairs
in the hands OF receiver It was said at that time
that the clubhouse and its belongings were mort gagged
four times over and that MIR. Wells carrying
the busincs, OF the club behalf OF the third mort
gagee. Owing 10 Mr.. Weiss bankruptcy and the consc
quent financial complications. tn Pelican Clubhouse
Will close tonight. The clubhouse and other property
belonging TO Mr.. Wells Will be sold by order Of the
Ortg tgagCeS.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
RECIPROCITY WITH COSTA RICA.

Az AGREEMENT SIGNED WITH ITS DIPLOMATIC G
RIPRES SENTATIVE.
Washington. Dec 31.-A reciprocity arrangement
was signed 20 day between secretary Blaine and sen0r
Cavo diplomatic representative Of Costa Rica Mt wash
iugt1n As the arrangement has first Ia be ratified
by the Congress Of Costa Elca, Its publication must
aWait the action Of that LOdy.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

THE MAYOR or VIEW HAVEN THREATENED
Vew.Ila,cn. Dee 31.-NIayor Joseph Il. sargent has
become "A target for crank lie rvccivcd tier this
morning saying that If he did not send $500 by re-
tuln mail TO the writer his brains would be blown out
ON sight Mr. Sargent regards the letter as joke.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
RAISED TO THE BRITISH pErRAGE

London, Dec. SLIT was officially announced to-
day that General Sir Frederick Sleigh Roberts Ad-
mral Sir Arthur W. A. Hood. retired. and Sir william
Thomson had been raised 10 the pccrage
General Roberts born September So 1892,
and married May II. $3.50. Nora Henrietta.
daughter OF the late Captain BewS lie served rs
deputy assistant quartcrmastcr OF artillery throughout
the Indian mu,iny and throughout the AbysSiniaa
general of the Bengal Brigade lie also served in the
Looshal campaign In 1871. lie Guarermas'cr
general in India I'm 1575-7s lie commanded the
Punab frontier I'm 1875 the Kuram field force in
1679-'5O the Cabul field force and Candahar relief
army IL the Afghan war 1880. lie was com
mandert chief Of the forces in Madras, e-o. and or
the Madras Presidency. 1ss1'sj. In 1S'3 he was
appointed commandcr-lnchef Of the forces in lndia
Royal Academy. Knight. Grand Cross. OF the order
of the Bath Knight Commander Of the Order OF the
Indian Empire. Doctor OF the Civil Law and n Doctor
of Laws He has also received the decoration OF the
Victoria Cross.
Admiral Hood entered the Navy in lS43' and was
retired In 1es6.
eir William Thomson. LID. D. c. L.. was born IN
1924 and was Knig,ed in 1866 for his services IN
relation TO the Atlantic cable. lie Is an authority on
ecirciiy and t. professor Of natural phio.ophy III
the University Of Gas gov. In l-J2 he married VA:
garct daughter of Walter Crum, Of ThornllcOank' Ills
wife died in 1870.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

ASIFORTH AND OBRlEN TO BE ENlhNDIiED
London. Dec. 31.-JoSeph J. Ashfor;h formerly sec
retarv and treasurer Of the ROYAL ArGnum Building
and Loan Association Of Brooklyn, y. y. who was
arrested in Liverpool H,v"rl cr 10, on the charge
Of embezzling nearly SO e. from The association
was today surrendered b.. Magistrate Bridge, SUING
in the Bow street Police Court, for cXtadiuon t. Tho
United States for trial on the charge made against
him.
The cnsc Of Thomas OBricn, the American bunco
man, also came up to-day In the Bow street Police
Court fc- saal hearing the request Of 'he Amer
ican authorities for his cxtr1dton. O'Brcn T. charged
with having swinded John NJ. Pack, Of Albany, y. Y,
out OF $4,000 last January. O'Bricn, when ar.
rested, was admitted to bail BY the Albany magls-
trae. AS he gained his liberty he fcd 10
England. Magistrate Bridge to-day refused 10 grant
the request for a remand, and handed the prisoner
over to District Attorney Hamilton Of Albany, and
the officer who accompanied him 10 England The
n strae said he had decided that enough evidence
10 warrant the cxtrldlton Of the prisoner had been
submitted. and that he would therefore sign the eA-
tradition papers.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22
Judge Sell, Stand Up.

Whenever one % our fellow citizens
tasks to be mad the guardian Of the
interests of the people, he shouid an
nounce at least the principle oiorlents
of his political faith to the end that
they may know what to expect OF him il
he should be installed as such guardian
| AS you have made no such announce
ment since your nomination for con
gress, and as the three parties by whose
conventions You we're nominated have
widely differing declarations of lrinci-
pies, the voters would like 10 know
which of the'u you endorse. Therefore
please answer the fOllowA.- i.-.c-r0g-
atories;
/. If you shoullDe elected DC con
gress, would you favor the resusfsstion
of state bank currency?
.. lfyoa shoulc be elected TO "gs1-
Cress, T;ogld you endsayor to have tine
government, purchase and operate the
railroads ?
3. Iryou shouf be elected to con-
sress, would YOU favor an act establish
ing the subtreasury loauiug scheur
4. Also the sranSs's of this valley
arc anxious to know whether or not Won
EUta5ider that farmer under IN irriga-
ting ditch has any rght3 that 4 ditch
company is bound to respect
We acknowledge that these questions
are pointed, but all of these and several
more which we expect toasss later are
within the limits Of the various plat
forms upon wh.t.. you are trying 20
stand. They isG.e beea suggested by
those who earnestly seeking to find
out which are the congressional candi-
dates they had better vote FOR. And
the fourth one has been suggested hy
our farmer friends in whose welfare.
and in the defense of w4s'c rights. as
between them and corporations, you
take such deep interest. When you
speak in Grand Junction. you will be-
expected to answer these qus,'iaHs.-
Grand Junction ,%ew.
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Free reclining chair cHrs-Pu-lnar, q, d wur.
nor sleeping cars-Palace Diners Sumptuous
draw!ug-foom conchea-s& spoderr luxllr'es.
Number c-The Banner emitted. st Louis "a
Chieugo-Lcaves 81. Ions o:0j p. ~, a.yfvcs
Mt Chicago mt : II. IN.
Number g. st. Louis-Bostnn 49, .Lplfsas st.
Louis Ut G:55 p. si., arrives Boston At eJo Gee
one morning.
has:rscs g. hniitcd-.isrS-ec Eanseg City at
G.e0 y. m, arrives Toledo Iil5 next afternoon.
Su,.ber ~ Niagara Es.in Timitcd-Le,.ycs
ChIcsGo at ie.J) j.. IN, arrivc: - Niagara Fails
tie ucs't afternoon at ., and View York at +,
she uass morning va ST. srzun.
Number "a LeGve4 ChHago 3 p. M, arrives
Nin,s'ru Fan tbu next morning ut 2, and New
ycst, u, 9.o .. m.
Number jSt. louis Figor--Ileavcs Kansas
city s:i5 ,. Ia, arrives ST. Louis IL. IN.
Number > Leaves Kansas City 10 a. m. -r.
:iyes st. Louis d:l5 y. m.
Number i-Lonyos Denver $40 p. M. arrives
st. Louis u. m. second day.
Number G-Kansas Cite Chicago - Leaves
Kansas City daily eco p. IT,.
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Commercial Agent.
1921 18th ct, Denver.
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Columbus Day Exercises.

An excellent entertainment was given
yesterday afternoon in the school house
hall by the pupils of the Meeker schools
assisted by Misses Mary Bloom fell,
y little Hall Stella Proctorcnd Mr. R.sy
Peterson Of the Coal Greek school end
Hiss Pearl A.tcn of the Powell Park
NEehoOl. Vhei.all WAS filed withparents
and patronScf ,he several schools. We
do not knos- who were the happiest, the
children, eager 10 pleas .>.I.u eager 20
win apple use, or the audience as they
looked on the grandest scene of lite, a
beyy OF bright eyed, sweet voiced girls
andsloys preparing themselves for the
tolls and battles of the future. The
Little actors s-eye t'I ouri ly selfpos-
-Ccssed and showed the effects of thor
ough training. Where aIiGono SO well
it is not easy to make compa isons.
The following is the programme:
Song, Atler!es,. by the School
Reading OF Scripture.
Reading of Proclamation. .yicno. DiloeInaD
'Esoy's Recitation,
Anna Alls.brOol, trace Attix ard Claude GoG.
Essay, Columbus. .. .....,......... Naudo Miller
solo, american Hymn. Pearl Ames
Pec.iatiun, Hero at Home. ......- Pearl Allen
Essay, Some Facts In Natural Science since
Columbus Time .......... 90. Ray Peterson
Columbus, Recitation. ..-......... Sadie Allen
Columbus Ac7, jtic.......-.-....E Eight Children
/; Isolation, The Village School...Otto Mcdaniel
Song, Cob white. Primary Department
Recitation, 4 Littio Brown Mouse. Fred Nichols
Recitation, How COlumbuss'f< 2 ivs' ......
Recitation, LIES Reward ....... Rona Carmen
our Relations With England . stella Proctor
Quartotte, The Hills and Wales Resound--
Misses Ames unls ard. and Mcssrs. Johaut
-, and John.
Recitation, SomeAf y's Mother. .Myra Nlch,i
Rccith ION, Columbus ...,-.. ...- Edith warner
Essuy, Some Steps in the Advancement Of
Since Columbus. Time 90 ..... Kitlio Hal!
Solo, GEiud.uother's Rocking Chair.
Observation-Disclosures. ...... Lizc!. W Ich
,gecihron, Hero OF the Guttcr..Mury Bou--Gelt
Eccitation, Phuss ard Ph=et. .... Freidt itTey
Rcc!tatiol lpf. White and Bis
Carrie Mootz. Lizcia 7. olUh and iiaudc Webb
Song, Long Ago ............... BY Children
Song, Rally Rouud'thc Flag boys. School.
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PROPOSED ASIENDMENT5
70 II
Constitution of tne; state of Colo.

Constitution of the state of Colo.
p-,l..,.-...-; = - -. u..i
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We he1rI; ,'l9s ei1'. i'i'I NY, ~ 5l'e
~ " o',''J w 300 60 - i nen III.
OF NoNli me- u ~ y. 90, 20 mere W" ~
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eS 4, 4, o. amen 'ili'5 'he coli7''tu''ol
OF y fils 21'''' ,.........-,
INC '1ut,'or''y los sa"inl''iHE suSh
a'sti9h is '?unil IN 'o''I''.'s i'. 10! NO.
- 4, "t !! Is III inc "oiu9 "h" ~ 'ies
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For Sale, at q Sacrifice.

\ substantial iwO-room fraue house.
with u good cellar; also stable and other
out-houses, together with tlrca lots.
This wsperty is Locates in desirable
part of Town aud will be sold at a sacri-
lice, as owner wantG to so east. Inquire
y. his Office.
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everything Warranted.

Order a strong suit of winter clothes
from the finest samples ever shsTn in
Mee&er, at Watson's store. You nave
the privilege of examining before p"T-
ing for same.
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NOTICE.

am now prepared to take orders for
clothing-suits aud overcoats to meas
ure. Fit guaranteed and prices as low
as the lowest. Call and look at samples.
". T.. SALTMARsH.
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This paper is on file and always ready
for reference at the Public Library of
Denver, in She west wing of the High
School, Nineteenth and Stout streets.