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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-01
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-01
VIKING SHIP SAILS.
BIZ cable to tie United Press.

BERGEN, May l, 1898. The Viking ship,
to be exhibited at the Chicago Fair as
model OF the ships in which the Morse
men are Supposed to have discovered
America, sailed today for New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-01

The Finest Beera are Brewed and Bottled
BY the F. s NJ. schaeSer Brewing Co. Order
py mail,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-01
SHE DEFIED THE TROLLEY.

Mrs. Margaret Teurson of Baldwin avenue
while drunk on Saturday evening, created dis
turbance on Montgomery street near the Jersey
City aud Bergen Railroad stables. She stood in
the middle of the car track and refused tc
bulge as an electric motor approached her. Po-
liceman Kilbur1 of the Seventh Precinct, placed
her under arrehaf 9d this morning Justice kim
merly sent County jail for thirty
days. ., ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-01
onaole COMP

4 Spring mi sood's Sarsaparilla
Il are synony $50 popular is this
i great medi Jason.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
CHERIFF's sALE - CHARLES MoLURE.
y nlsintiH. va Com Illus /. XaWter ct 81, de-

fendAnts.
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court Of the First judicial district OF the
etale of Montana. in and for the county o.
lewis and Clarke. on the ed day OF June. A. L.
1883. In the above entitled action, wherein haries
. Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
against Cornslius \. Vawter OF al. defendants, on
tie 3au day Of June. 4. d. 1881, for the sum
of SIS, MS. 80, besides interest, coats and A..
t%orney's fcos, which said decree was on the I'D
ment book No. | Of eaid court at isge 800,
/ am commanded to sell all those certain. lots.
pieces OF parcels OF land. situate. lying and bo..
ing in the city Of Helena, county OF Lewis and
Clarke, state Of Montan.. and bounded and de-
Lots numbered eleven 1l)and twelve ny, in
block numbered thirty-three 1887. OF the original
TOWNSHIP of the city of Helsua. aforesaid, each
Of said lots beng thirty (3V feet on hrosdway
and one hundred u0D feet In depth, the said
premises being Oh the northwest corner OF
broadway and Warren street. and known a. the
Merchants hotel prope!t!.
Together with all and singular the tenenents,
Embellishments and appurtenances uncl'idlne
steam heating plant, eiecsric light plant. boilers.
engines: tittines. bar and office counters "pd i1'
rures) thereunto be longinR or in snywise apper-
Public notice is hereby given that on Monday.
the 18Th day OF Move Mber. A. ID. 1893. at IL O'Clock
M of that dayxt the front door OF the court house,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county; Montana.
Of foreclosure and sale, cell, the abovodescribed
property, or 60 much thereof ~ may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment: with interest
and costa. to the highest and best bidder for cash
Given, under my hand this 2sd day Of ooto
's'' Dc CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED 4. Aoss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
mo 3,35O.)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
q. 8. LAND OFFICE
Rry.rNA Mont Kant

HELENA. Mont. eept Is, 1893.
Notice il hereby given that 7 homas d. Reilly.
whose postoiioe address il Helena, Mont, has
this day tileu an application for . patent for
l.A6.8 linear feot Of the Sagamors quartz mine
or vein bearing gold. with surface ground sea. 3
feet in width. situated in Colorado (unOrgan-
izsdl mining district, county Of Lewis and
Clarke and state OF Montana, and designated by
the fold notss and official plat on file in this Of
nee as survey No: 4,2sa. in township Q n, range
Nv !nnsurysyed)., Of principal base lime and
being ~ follows. to-wit:
beginning at corner No. I. from which the COR
ner to sections ]. Q, 7 and -, ON " boundary t Y II.
: ". bears n IS dog II min " 22S5 IT. and run
thence . "A deg <9 min Q 3S 1t 10 cor No. 2;
thence n IS deg min . 2l&h IT to cor No. j.; thence
II II deg S8 min Q 1857 It to cor No. 1: thence
n "a deg 70 min " 5S2.3 feet to cor No, 3; thence
. 10 deg 81 min " l4l&s It to cor No. i. place Of
| aKinning.N
Magnetic variation Is deg ~ min Q. containing
1874 acres, upon which . notice Of said rppiica-
ton was posted the 18th day OF September 1898.
The location Of this mine Is recorded in tho
In book J. page 5l2 Of lodes.
he adjoining claimants are the Moonshins
lode (unsurveyed) on the north. claimanls I'M
ANY and al persons claiming adversely any
portion Ut said Sycamore quartz lode mine or
surs$ce grouni arc roauited to file their adverse
oiaina " 18th tho register OF the United States
land oihce at Helena. IN the state OF Montana,
during tho sixty days period Of publication
hereof. or they will DO barred by virtue Of the
provisions OF tho statute.
Date OF 6rst publication. Sept. u. 1888.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
WHIP N SPUR.

Syracuse IL to rave a driving club.
Nearly 20 members Of tho $50 list died
this year.
John Dickerson will train Nancy Hanks
and Arion next year.
Shylock, an Australian steeplechaser,
recently leaped 83 feet.
In the free for all race Mt Stockton the
horses were scoring ~ hours.
Domino has won about $3.50, 900 In stakes
this year for the keene stable.
Flying Jib. 2:O4, and Mascot, 2:04, are
each entitled to the pacing crown.
Frank Middleton. trotting record, 3a:201,
has Joined the side wheel brigade.
Exercising patience is necessary In exsr-
cising u horse, says The Horseman.
The improvements at the New Orleans
track, costing over $4,000, arc completed.
1'rotting Is gaining in favor in New Tea
land. A new club will hold four meetings
a year.
1.-TWO Minute Stock Farm" is the am
bilious name chosen by a breeder at Rock
port, O.
There is a probability Of Directum and
Arion coming together In a match race for
$4,000 a side.
No pacing stallion, living or dead, has
sired al great a ratio Of extreme speed a.
Brown Hal, 2:1211.
Bicycle riders nre away ahead Of the
horses. The wheelmen's best record is l
minute 58 10 seconds.
The Northwestern Breeders association
Is credited with clearing nearly SCI, 600 dur
ing the recent meeting.
Some turf sage has figured out that when
a Morse is trotting n 2:2O gait his feet move
alittle faster than a mile in ITO.
Milton T. Boswell killed himself after
losing at the st. Louis East Side race track
$1,000 Of his wife's money and 5000 Of his
own.
1.-THE Corn Cracker" is the novel name of
a recent event on the programme Of the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' meet
ing at Lexington. tr#
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
mo. 3,3i2.)
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
u. &. LAND OFFICE,
49, Al A.

- VI u lANb PEAN
HGLENA. Mont. Aus. "a, 1899.
Notice Il hereby given that john ,Winscott ana
Sue Ntnscutt. whoso postothoe address Is .tet-
ems, N ont /. aud james insect and Ella Win
scot. whose postoiioe addross 10 Ia,
have this day fled application for p.tsst under
the mining laws Of congress-. for the STANLEY
placer. designated ~ report No. 10y. sifnat"d IN
-. tpnorsanizsal mining diStf'ct, ysnSrsoa
north, range 3 west. which claim Is recorded IN
the office ot tho recorder Of Jefferson county. ~
Boulder. Mont and descrtbed o. toI!owsl
Being the N y Of the 3 u OF the SW y aud the
~ Of the 3 Not tho sE = u 800 ia N. n
8 v, embracing eighty aorss, upon which 2 20
Of August, lsVa
Tho oaly Adjsinlns claim - these prsmos y
II. \. No. tS0. on the east.
il II hereby directed that the above NOTICE oe
published at tho expense OF claimant sbess
nAiaea, In ' NE HHLENA INDEPENDENT: > news.
paper published az HslsnA Mont, and nearest
70 ssid claim, for the period II - days from ~
krst publication.
Dato q 1zst qualification. Ava. q. ~.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30

1t Ia reasonable to suuposs that az Ayers
sazsaparilis has benefited others II will
benefit you. No other medicine is 20 effsc-
tive In producing a radical change In the
blood and imparting renewed life and
energy to the whole system, 10th nervous
and physical.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
Beautiful
Women
Use :.
DR.. Sirnrns'
Arsenic
COmDIeXiOn Waters

The only rea! beausifier Of the Skin and Form. re-
moving all imperfections. pinples, ~freckles, moths.
blotches. roushness and coarsencss. producing a
beautiful. clear and refined complexion. the admira.
ton Of all bcholdcrs. Perfectly safe, and can be
discontinued any time after the desired result is
obtained. Get the genuine. made by humler& Co..
81 W.. Monroe. Chicago. At druggists. or mailed
on receipt of price, s1oopcr box.
H. NJ. Parchen & Co.. Helena
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
SURE Care for Rlles.

In the trial Of a bigamy case in a court Of
Toronto recently the judge expressed a very
pronounced opinion that an American di-
vorce could not be accepted in Canadian
courts as binding or as dissolving the mar.
riage ties. '
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30

II you want . reliable dye that will color
an sven brown or black. and will please
and satisfy You every time. use Backing
hams Dye for the Whiskers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
Rims In Bolivia and Peru,

Major William Sully Beebe. a retired
Connecticut army officer, has completed a
theory. whereby he attempts to prove that
there are more ancient ruins in Bolivia
and Peru than there are in Egypt. He de-
clares the most ancient remains Of former
civilization on this continent to be those
ruins Of temples and of cities that are
found in the neighborhood of Lake Tit
caca on the Bolivia Peru border. These
relics are scattered over a great extent of
country and reveal remarkable skill in
stone cutting, in architecture and in orna-
ment. This region is 1000 feet above the
sea level and too cold to provide ~sustenance
for more than a sparse population, but
there is little doubt that its climate and
its population were once very different.
i SURE Care for Piles.
Itching piles are known by moisture like
psrspirasion. causing intense itching whom
warm. I his form as we'll 40 blind. bleed
ING or %protradinR. yield at once to Dr.. Bo-
ssnko's Pile Remedy. which acts directly
on parts effected, absorbs tumorsI allaya
itching and effects a permanent cure. bOcts.
Druggists or m il. Circulars FREQ. DR..
BosanhU, PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sold BY II. N.
PaYehsn & Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
P%ennyroyal Pills.

DR.. Psrry's sllAble srs tho ssfest and bss,
pegulator for ladies; nothing unpleasant, and
Away e1cotual. Advice free Package 81
ena q. direct. THE CATION CO., Dssxss ta
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30
"For Years."

Bays CARRIE v. sTocKwELLs 81 Chester
iield, N. H.. " was afii{1d with an.
extts,nely severe pain in tAeSiSwer plrt OF
w CHEST. ThssteeIlng wss3 asfif - ton
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-30

Catxrrh often DESTROYS the sense of smell.
No.. ,rsAparilla cures oatarrh by purifying
the blood,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
ADD-RAN COLLEGE PUPILS.

About 100 young ladies and gentle
men arrived at the Union depot ycstcr-
day afternoon over the Rio Grnnde road
from ThUrp's Spring They were IN.
pills of the Add Ran Christian college,
and were en- route to their respective
homes, The attendance the past season
was larger than 1t has ever been. there
beng an average attendance of 44J
representing sixty counties of Texas.
The commencement exercises of tn Add.
Ran Biblical and Walton societies took
place Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
nights, and the commencement addresses
were delivered by State Evangelist
Fnrris aud Profs. Smith and Schoon-
over on Tuesday night aud the final re-
ports were made "Wednesday. On We'd
nesday evening u sociable was given
the pupils.
Among the graduating class may be
mentioned the following: V. u. Jarvis.
Fort Worth, business department; Miss
Miltie Wcatherby, Grapevine. literary;
j, G. Smith, Vernon literary: j, ID.
Shaw. Weatherfnrd, literary: II. NJ
Scott Minnoa, lteary; Miss Julia Hi.
loway, ThOrp's Springs, literary; Miss
Lizzie Crowley, literary; Miss Mary
Dabney, Thorp's Springs. art: Miss Alyr.
Tie Stearnes, Circleville, art; Joe Rogers,
Maynor, literary. The pupils report the
largest attendance this session known in
the history of the school and more sntis-
factory advancement. 1t was Jolly
crowd ut the depot, some few of whom
were Obliged To remain over night and
VIII leave for their homes by this morn
iugs trains
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
THE wATERwoRKs.

Capt, Scoble, superintendent of tho
watcrworks, announces that the test of
Monday.
AZ present the gunee shows that g.
uuNooO gallons pf artesian water are
being pumped daily. and in addition.
while the sprinkling wagons are nj work
the Clear Fork.
After q o'clock in the evening. however.
nothing but artrsinn water is pumped
INTO the mains. Captain Scoble says die
Na'hionum wells have been materially
affected since the waterworks NUNS
were started. 1t will he necessary. he
thinks, for the, Natatorium company to
soon discard their surface pumps onJ
put in deep well pump in order 10 roach
me same depth as The wells in the new
waterwOrls grounds
The city has received bills of lnding
for thirteen cars of mntcrinl. COMPRISING
me No. = engine which has been shipped
ny the Holly company from their works
AT Lockport The shipments are expected
to arrive here any day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
WELL KNOWN HERE.

Conductor Finley, who was killed at
Dallas Thursday night. nm account OF
which appeared in The Gazette yester.
day, was well known in Fort Worth.
Finley was II conductor on the Paris
branch of the Gulf Colorado and San
tn Fe. and was killed in attempting to
make coupling. He formerly had a
run from Cleburne to Gainesville dur
and was quite popular among his rail.
road associates. His funeral took place
at Dallas yesterday afternoon under the
auspices of the q. H. G. A number of
Fort Worth friends attended the burial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
A W0MANS WORK.
TRUE TO HER AussAsp
COOKE COUNTY JAIL.
She Does Her Best 10 Help hin Il
Mutiaiic Acid Placed 10 reis,s
She Was Arrested.

Gainesville, Tex, June o.--isp.da4
Robert Davis, the wife o. the nl,n y
under n nine-year sentence ~ bufsIisl
theft, this morning made sle,u N
TO give freedom to her husband M
attempt been successful, hit etIy
Davis have been free, hui De ~ I
have been empty by SUNDAY mnAl,g
Davis called at the jail snatb N
O'Clock this morning and ieit nv
Of tobacco, which she requested u e
TO. her husband, The sacks wee u
nary twO-ounce Durhams aptar4l|
tact In every particular. liut iAdeylj
defect which the Keen eye Of Ialhi
was not long In detecting VI.
sacks was not packed so solllly H Il
others. This one Mr.. Ansllu blr /
spect, aud the pallor that stdl u
wOman's countellance caused hln
tinue. working his tiug,s dexs \
1t came In contact with u bolts F
WHATS thlsy' he asked u q
holding up before her small y
bottle.
II don't know" she replied va
dignity. ~ bought them fes y
ago nj a grocery store"
But her courage fulSU0k her ~ q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
A GAZETTE MANS DREAM.

The Gazette man chan,rl - stop of
VI u small SihtiOn Il short time since Mt
very unreasonable hour 30 a. m.
Nnout an there is of this city is two
sihail business houses. n wlhGinill and n
n3{thsillh sholl.-by way 49, explanation,
WI s,ote mar ne Gnzet.e man put up
~ the Motel, not tho bncksnfth's shoI,
The lnndlndy met lin IN he office and
showed nm Ia sHs connections apart
nehlS-i room six hy fnpr-,ylth one
slhAll window opening on an uDppr
YHr'lhtn' The window was boosted and
me Gazette. man turned In for the re-
hailIer OF the night, and having a clear
conscience. ne slept forty Mules a minute.
~ nhpNt I o'clock In the morning he WINS
n drcamland, the happiest mai, in seven.
Teen western counties-hc was dreaming
loVe dreain-in love with the fnirest
lttle Texas queen TINT ever pluckei
sweet violcts He and tn little oueen
were at n lawn party. sitting under n
~, NJ ~ therlN Tree on rustir seat and
me Gazette man wanted TO say "loye"
10 hef, hut there was oir hinp In his
throat. so he couldn't. H,r r.sy cheeks
anu sweet red lips-lips so much like the
Juicy ripe cherries on tn. tree above
We're 80 tempting he coGl,l resist the
temptation no longer. so hc ,pntured to
ASK Tor Just one, only one k.ss. but She
snid no, yet The Guzr.tr man con-
tlu9ed to beg for Just one, Vi ken finally,
To ms great surprise, bur Gere eably 50.
sne showcred q half dozen or more on
mn. The magic touch OF ilnst rosy lips
was so perccptlble reil inGt he was
awaken TO tiud II almost entirely
dfean yet thore was q smarl, or reality
about u, for there was a lohg-haired.
black, shaggy puppy up in he bed show.
eriRg kisses on The Gazettc man. The
puppy well, he found hirs,lf down be-
low on the ground brcathlcss. and The
,inSette man said his prayers % and
He il a believer in ,lrenps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
vAnIETY SHOW pEcIsIoN

DALLAS. Tex, Juno 0.-fSpecinIl
Judge kenn@h Force mndc ro'nayl.
nlir deciSlon1 in the variety show GrLt
today Charles Ncimcyer was on friai
for conducting Il variety show. , Th ,.
attorney for the defense introduced the
new ordnance and made the point thai
iety thcatcr. Judge Force rninJ ~
point wei takrn and discharged Mi.
never Pearl Lamont, variety nctrnss
m the employ Of Noimcycr, was nrrai,,ns
ed Attorney n, A. Wort riaJn *
same point on the ordinance. Jn6,c
FORGE held that the ordinance was yaIiI
so lar as employees are eoucprncJ Nil.
l@mlillont ASKED for Jury Conviclio,
i 1T@now'd and fine of $40 was assessed
tomorrow unll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
IN The CITY.
SHE HAD No rrIylLEGEs.

A woman of mature years was yester-
day. arrested on the square for being in
toSic1ted aud creating disturbance.
Size was considerably inccnsed thnt the
officers should see fit to lock her up
just for being drunk, and said thnt she
saloons, and that she had no privileges
at all on the streets of Fort Worth. She
belongs at one of the Rock Island grad
ing camps.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
A PRIVATE BANKER A'S''

Chicago, Ill, June l.T I, 4 MA w
owning private bank /. q as,s n
ION street, made an ~ N ~
morning. Assets schelu'Iid1I 5 n y
ed banks at Masce,lllllap.. g'isaaIe9i
lespic and Stapn. ing
nrs All of them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

Florence. Ala, June aI--le1s \ II
bia Banking company s la, I. IL
this morning. The nresll KIN, ~
and no statement will Y E'1'
he returns,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
]. G, Jones and W. KRUGER of New

see.
j. T. Mccormick Of Wisconsin.
NJ. McInchlan. leg broken, New York
r. NJ Patrick New York,
POly. n police officer
g. r. Pruitt OF 1'cNas
X PENNINGTON Of Alabama
Chns "'ioson of Colorado.
j. A. Stewart and ID. G. Shadbolt of
Missouri.
r. b. Smith of Tennessee
r. A. Smith Of Connecticut.
r. r. Snmes Of Illinois.
Willinm NJ. Smith and T. Y. Summers
Of Ohio.
john II. Thomas of Sednlio. Mo.
4. w, Test Of Illinois
q. H. Weller and \. II. Morley of Ten
uesspe
.Intnos A Whjto of Genr,in
A. q Youut ~ pnnnsvicnnin
= s Rnk.r WIN n IS,yin,, and & A
J1hnson ~ Nisso,tri
Tho snpnrinfondnnf of tho emergency
hospital snvs none of ME man nd lie
hOspitnl viii lir
An eynn,inniicn hv tro ofi;riols show a
tbn inse,1iritv III III. buiiiin" ,vns bronpht
tn no ntteniinn ~ nnn,,rrss in n noinlrI
manner ~ fnr bacl NJ 1ge5 Attention
,vng ,h.n directed st,nntv Ia tbr safety
~ tbn ,,r,pg rn,,Iic,I iihrnrv ami runsnl,ni
prai.c,in, az bnrnat III, ,yns nnf esnn.
iu,. ~ I IT, ,',i we
~ w. StOClgluger of Indiana, chairman
NJ ibe .n,nn,itte" M, mill" hmiIdin,s and
,,,,,,,,t T., ,t, tfar,,.,,i,i,,h ,,a,,,,r,.ss
u,ndr n rpnorf In fnynr nf fine roustrur-
IT,, -, I,ii'ii,,,, Co, 1,, iI,,,r,.
and museum. in which he said of Fod's
thpntcr. thon usrd for the purpose:
"1Be building now used by the medical
dom rttnrnt fnr n IiLrprv and ,nu.rutn
IL nnt nuiy i1n mail tn contain Ike no..
i,,is ~ ,L tu,,,,,,' MI ,,,,,s,,,,,n hat il
unsnbatnntioI md di4Dosad 10 distrtictIon.
| / Visited II a short limo o,,n In cpn,pnuy
with The survn,pi- general and fonni tGn
building nm nm nlsDIutclr dangerous con-
dition,
Tho building WINS ORIGINALLY mt mn
under contract In piueiy dnys ma Il
very badly constructed Thr nost ,ynIl
IL mora Tim t,vrIvn hries mn If nIutnh
me sontLw".t cnrp.r nf th. hriIiin,, bns
given nvnv untiI tbsrc Il +, ,rn,li cruel
IN line ,ynl and tbo nfjcrrI i'm chnrcc
have been prohibited from puttinp heavy
articles In rl,n ,u,nrr story fnr f.ar ~
pressing ami tbn ,ycs, ,,,,It II ia i,.
deed In n ttuLl,.l,,y, ,n,ditinn
Con. SInr,,m vii, ala ,igit.J ia,
building In "n,irs, az ti,n so,rn J,hn ''
snid. "NIv nttrntinn ,vns ,tirngtcd a. Tia
Importance of tl,is rrnWnsrd hniIdh,, i,,
visits to Inc buii,jihg where thr mimi.
and do NOT bnlryc HER." HERR IL ,'t' g "M Su,
ON this Hoor ,ybn womb lssjtnf. ~, y,,t,,
for thc iii ann ,,in" tbnr' a,,. y, ,T
for himself the ynIur' nf thr rnI,t,,ts ~
thc building and ihr dnnger io Witch
the extent of rnnioying thr inaui,n,tr
contents of the museum m , now and
snf, building CONGRESS- ',,I ia. ,,',,r 81" Jo
partmpt ihnnpbt Ir,nsr '' ,n ''y ,, M"' ~,
goyrrnfnrnt ri"rks tn n,n ~ , 'n,
which They shielded skeletons and meJi,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

Dallas, Tax Tss ,liei Ct q i
S INV, Isl Ross sssa9 ri.
IaS h,e Ct 81. 4 70 ys'
death was no' VIZ
Large horal g.. ess'fs "a r'.le
ara
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
No. 1862 John r. Jones. appellant, VS..
William klpth. appellee: uppral from tn ,
district court Of Bowie county
CONCLUSIONS

CONCLUSIONS.
Tho submission IN this ease Is taken on
suggestion of delay. Tie suit was brought
by attachment against u nonresident. who
was cited 10y notice served on him In the
state of loulslutia lie appeared In a mo.
tiun 20 uuash this service on the ground
that Tho citation ana return thereon Wore
not IN compliance with the statute Subject
TO the notion NJ the court on this norton
II" iniWposrl II general demurrer. which
was followed by u general denial The mo.
tlon Ia puuSU was uvcrrulcl, aud NJ q sub
scpurht term " he court Judgment was
rendered against HIN upon proof offered hy
plniulit. Tie prndlugs support ir iulg.
moni rendered, and, as the record contains
no statement Of fucts, It must be- presumed
ihni the allegations uf the petition were stts-
talncd by the proof II there wils error In
pveuulnE The motion to uuush aud we do
not mean Ia Intimate that there wnsi, il
would not require Il reversal of tho mdg.
mcnt rendered NJ a subsequent term of thr
court because, rs IL well settled In his
state. the appearance FOR tlp purpnst, Of , ,o
motion ind the eject nf entering an nppenr-
nnCe on the MERITS Of the suhsp,Wrm i,fu
inns being the only error assigned by al.
pcliani, and the question having been sen.
"ral Times expressly decided hy the suurnnir
court az tlhs state against him. nul tborr
being mo- other error In the record We con.
cllnlr mat the Judgment should be- affirmed
Win 10 per cent damages, HEAD
Associate Justice.