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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Eslato Of Jane I7crslson, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by
~ tho undersigned, ndmlnistratriN Of tho
estate ct Janp ferguson, deceased u
the croditors of AMI an persons having
claima against Che taid deceased, q cKi
hibit them win thC uorrHgfy vouchers within
ten months after 100 urst publication Of ms
notice, to tho Ha.d administrAtriN or her al
lOfncy. No tho law OGgo ~ Harlow toTgufon,
salt Lake Du,lu che County OF SAT- lake
MARY FERGUSON.
Administrators Of the estate Of Jane Ferguson,
deceased.
Dated February 2sih. 1870,
pANLnW rrRGrsUs. Attorney for estate.
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NNNN NY no |NNltHf IlAlNhlNs
Charles A. Henderson ui VI un'o X. Hcndcr.
tuu hia VIE, lluuf HItl lUnuou. Ntur-H D..
lCt1or. hCr husband. uuI stiHphakrr
liro. Mhuu'aciuiius Company 90 corpora
TOM, uuicuduus.
The People Of the Tcrnioryo ct Utah send h-cet.
10 Charlc. \ Henderson att Minnie h Hen.
dCrspu hia Wlfc, Henrietta Ntauou. GEORGE
D. lpnrOu, ntr hu band. aud stuucuaker
Bros Manufacturing company "a corpora.
Nnnl' btirnl1nih
you ARE uEREHY INQUIRED 10 AP-
l. pear ~ ann. ton bruugtt aga nst yuu ny
tho ablye named PLAINTIFF, in mo District
Court OF the lhri judicial District ~ the Ter
rioE Of Jiah, and 90 answer TIC complaint
lied therein within ten dHYH irNuuHlVu ~ the
DAY Of scrNiccl after tho sOrilcc On You uf this
uuinm0ns-t served within this county. or, "
served out Of THIS rouuty but IN 1 l. district,
within twenty days otherwise within forty
dnyf-Or ludgmu 10y Default will be- taken
prainst you, according to the prayer OF said
Inc sad action h brought to have Judgment
10 the sum Of slUOu with mstallmrnt 81 interest
dac thereon, FEBRUARY 81 l.l, aud Interest oh
snid tl0Dl from tclfu1fy 10 isui, ~ 10 per cent
yer anuum, tor SO, attorneys icos. and rosts
OF "a 70, ALLEGED tu be- uuU on % grrt4i urOmis.
sorry note executed by defendant licllouson,
Co plaintiff Augusta lsll. for $40. q with later
cs' frnu datc NJ 40 per e. at per aurum. sane
being dur and wholly unrud save iattru To
Nov d, l,li, snti no e secured by mortgage
uf even uHtc onpttmisps hrruinnitCrdufcfihpd
executed hy said defendants ~ plHiutn; t1
have uo usual decree ot This couri Tor the sale
at said premises that proceeds thereof be
applied IN payment Of amounts due ~ above.
that defendants and an prrsous claiming under
them be- barred aud iotcclosel uf an Cluim OF
equity ot redemption iu uatt pfcuisoug that
Uilnuh nave Judgment Tor any ucuclrncy, nnd
Tor other rglcfi SAID promises are described
NJ follows. - Wit All lot %, block 1, T0nrthin
Place subdivision, being part block Is, ElNo
Acre piat a, liig Field survey, situate IA salt
lAtU county, Utnh Territory.
Ani you arr hereby noun d that N you fail
10 appear aud answer the s1id csmuI amt a.
above require the said plafutH will Apply 10
the CouU for tho relief demanded therein
W.T. css the Hon, Charles 5. Pane, Judge.
and the seal Of the distinct Court OF the Third
judicial District, In anu fnr tho Territory of
Utah this 18Th day ct Mach, Ia the wear al
our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
niuoty,thfoc. HENRY q MCMILLAN. Clork
By q, ". u, luuMts. Deputy Clerk,
T. u. H. Thompson, pllintlh's tttnrncy.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Eataie Of william A. Nclmoy0r. deceased
NOTICE Is uEnEBY GivFN, ny THE
~ undersigned, Lucinda Nclmoyer, cNecu
uiN ct the estate of william a. NoitnOyof de-
ceased tn the UrUdIiUu OF, and all persons
having claims 1THiuH. the said deceased, 10 "a
hihit thOu with tNU necessary vouchers within
ton months AFTER enc nrst publication ~ tins
notice, TO the Fuu iaecuiriN, 10 the onlcu OF
building, Salt Lake DIiJ, ia the county II salt
Lake, ttuh. IltlhbA NtlMONEH
ENccuiry NJ the estate o. William A. Neim.
oyer. deceased
Dated March IN, l'lA
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NOTICE 10 oRLDIIoRs.


NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ny THE
~ undersignrI, executor o. the last will
and tcsiamcnt of Edwin g. GRAY, deceased 10
thr credIt0ra oG uni 900 persons having clAima
Against the .id deccHfcd, 10 exhibit thun. with
lie necessary NuuchOiH, within ton months
Attor the urst publication II this notice to Inc
ttid executor ~ tanon city, Fremont County,
slate Of Colorado
WILLIAM 7. BRIDWEII.
Executor of me last wall and testament OF
Edwin q Gray
Dated MaTcu ION, 1893
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NUTlce TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs HERhBN GIVEN ny rHE IN
N dorsigncd. tho administrator Of the estato
% Barbara llofhlnCh, deceased, to
the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. To
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months Attor the fret publication
OF this notice. To tie ralu administrator, NJ HI
office rooms il2 ami aiy Consultation Iuilding,
salt Like CITY. Ia the County " salt Lake.
Thomas u LOWS, administrator OF TIE
estate OF lilrll ara liothiuos, deceased.
Dated March gird, ieW.
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NOTICE.

Wen Annie Mining aud Milling Company.
lrlncipal place ~ business. sat thkdOiJy.
ltnh
~ O1iCE.- rHEUE ARE DELfNQUENr
~ upon the FOL owing UgHnrI lu stock ON
account uf Assessment So, D. levied uu tho .stn
DAY uf september, 4 u. i-Il. tho several
amounts set opposite ttc upHcI uf tus refpcl
Tive shareholders, o. fliuust
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27
DISSOLUTION OF COpARTNeRsHIP

NOTICE Is IlERtIn GIVEN THAT THE
~ nrm OF Grass \ Fowler. heretofore doing
business ht No ~ West, south Iomple Stree
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, haa this day been dis
solved ~ mutual consent, The BOOKS OF nc.
count Of the late nrin have been placed lu tho
hands Of George H. Nyc, Commercial Block.
who h hereby authorized % receive nli moneys
due the late firm, and r. ccipt for the same
Dated February II. 1893,
J. T. FOWLER
JOHN GRASS.
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LEGAL No1Iof
in tho Probate court M end for sait Iako
County, Territory % Utah
In tho m aiter of the Relate of -usan Bowman
dccVasC cd

dccVas cd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TuAr
~ John n. nowman, administrator of tho
estate Of susan Norman. deceased, has rem.
drfcd for eOttiemcnt. nnd nlrd In sara Court
hls nnA account Of hts ndui.n|strat un of faid
estate and petition for hupl distribution Of
the feafdue o. said estate among tho
prraons entitled thereto, uni that Iucsday,
iho iiih LAY Of Apri, a u. i1 10 10
O'clock " NJ, ! the Court Room ~ .Hid Court
In tho County Court House. sult ale Ciiy and
County, Ifiah Territory, IN. boon duly appoint.
rd Ly Inc Judge NJ said Court, Tor tho sctiis.
mcni Of sad account aud hoarin4 ui SAID uCti
ton for distribution, at which tnc uud tlnco
any ppraou intcfcstnd IN shid estate mny ap.
rear aud show cause. q any there lr. why said
accnunt ahoulI not be settled ard approved
ana lnal dittrihution made ns prayed Tor.
dated March 10, le'd. =, .....
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
~ CAustEN BROWNE, Jil, deputy
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court ~ nui fnr salt Lake
County, Territory OF ytah.
In the matter OF the Estate of Peter Erickson
deceased


order TO show cause why order 10 sale % real
estate should not Dc made
HFNKY J ERICKSON ANu ISAAC u.
IL rfutson, the ndmniatrHiufs of thee tate
oI Irtcr Erickson, drucafvdt having sled their
petition herein, duly ycrlnri, PRAYING for an
order 81 sale % all Of the ton| estate of 4lii
deredrut, for the purpose thtruin art form, I,
u therefore ordered by The Judge uftaid court,
thai al PERSONS Interested lu i1o estate ~ said
deceased, appear before TIE HIiu lruUHtU Court
on Thursday, the 2itk day 90 AMI, lN'i nt ~
O'clock ln tho forenoon 81 saIl daY. ut Tho Court
room q FAid lfoNnAp NlNiH W lhr county
lake. Utah Territory, 10 slow UIuaD why An
oriCi should MOI be granted Do ihr Hlid admin
iatraturs, to sell 90 much oi tlr real vstito Of
mo sHid deceased NJ uri,utu slIo ns shall ho
ueceaaarv. ana that a copy uf tn|s orfcH lo
published nt least four surrCHHINn weeks ln the
uTstuNT EyINtsG hIWs,A UHWaUaptr printed
and puhi shcd IN Faid city and county.
jacob o.. ULhuH,
Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-27
NOTICE,
TIE UTAH SUGAR COMPANY.

rrHE ANNUAL MEL1IsG on TIIE STOCK
i holders OF tho umh sugar Company will
lr hold at the ollcc Of the company, No. 61
Man 1ireut, salt Lake CITY, Utah, on Thursday,
Apnl o, 1876, At . O'Clock pm. The purpose for
which slid meeting Il called l. the election of q
board OF directors 10 serve for thn ensuing
year, and the transaction uf such other Nusl.
ness as may lawfully come before the meeting.
HORACE q. WHITNEY, Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY, March N, 1875. d&s
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN mo Probate Court. NJ and for Salt Lake
county Territory of Utah

In tho matter Of Tho estate Of VIZ. Johns.
deceased
Vfdcrio show cause why order Of sale Of real
Uttltc should NOT be- made.
NJ CALLAHAN, Ith AuNitNtsTR ATog
AfLs oi TIE estate OF W D.. ouns deco sod.
uA,ins hlci his petition herein, Gully yrrincd,
WAflhE ~ an order OF fa'n nf 40 the real
tstalg Of thil atcrlCnt, Tor tho Vurpofcs there.
~ peg form, u g. therefore ordered ~ the
,uisc OF rAii court. mat uil D. raons interested
~ lhc c.iltc 81 faid dcc0fscd. appear before
we sAll Probate court ON lutsdsy. the 1ith
Wy % April. lN3, lt 100 O'Clock LOO the forenoon
or ln'i Jay nt tue court room OF said Probate
court 90 the County Court House. IN tho ritv
q y county ~ Nult Lake Uiah Territory. 10
-luW cauH" WHY ~ cfUcr shot ! q not Ne grant.
g. iu ihr said administrator. To foil au much Of
we tcll estate ni De SAID dCccai cdat pubic sale
-hhli hc ncrr. .lry, aud that % copy Ut This
nrNcr DC published At lcfa's four adccrfsite
MccAe in mo drly htstutr NLWt,u news.
county.
Dated salt fAlo CITY, March 20. iai
JACOB %. blair.
Probate Judge
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court u aud Tor tho Third Iu
dciai District OF tuh, county OF
rA'U LAKE.
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aud 10 accordance with law ana the order of
the board OF nlrCCtOrH made on tho lith day Ut
september, ltll, 10 many shares ~ each parcel
of such stock DO may he niece auty Will be-
sold nt Rooms No Nt and aii Constitution
Nuldiug, sat Lake CIV. Utah. on
fiidHy, he 10th IN, 0f February, A -. l-'g, 90 }
u'cl0ck D m,, 10 pay the delinquent assessmcu,
thereon together win the CuHt Of advertising
aud expense Of tnlc.
joins l.. NEBEKER
Secretary.
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pfi.ss ,se.f five, g. %. Atslld.u-ri,t OF By mail
rorrHH DHuG AAp CnaN. CoRr., liustoA
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So
Charles A. Henderson INA Minnie *. Ucndcr-
fpu his VIE, HEM Goa lUHuou. Gtur-n D..
lctdor, her husband, auI stirohaker
liros Manufacturing Company 90 corpora.
tom, Uufondaus.
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ufdorio show cause why order OF sale u roa
u-tllo nMuuIh MOI no Inlda
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In tho matter Of Tho estate Of W. L. Johns.
dCceaaUd
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WESTERN MEMS ITEMS.
Supposed Horrible Double Murder in
An Arizona Mining District
ARRESTED FOR EMBfzzLrnESr.
lettings from Park Cily.--A Narrow
Escape from Drath.-Clain
for 100000.

The ladies OF the Hcnefer Relief So
oiety got up rosetta party tue ethtr
night Tor the purpose OF raising mean
for representation at the Woriu's
Eafr
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order to show cause why order 10 sale of real
estate should not Dc made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
FIGHTING THE CONSOLIDATED ROAD.
EFFORTS TO PARALLEL ITS LINE WITH AN
ELECTRIC RAILWAY SYSTEM.

Newliaven Feb. Is CSpccia).-The General Assem-
BIZ Of Connecticut IS often the scene OF exciting and
imp:tant contests between rival corporations possess
Ing immense capital. Tile absorbing topic Of interest
before the present session of the Assembly has refer
to the contest between electric companies repre-
senng capital Of 900, and the Consolidated
Raih DAD. Capitalists who are we'll HI VIII in Ncw
York ana Boston and other cities have formed plans
for practically parallcng the Consolidated road III
many Of the most important centres Of the stat. ana
Particularly between New Haven and New-lorl
The company in which these NEIL are interested Is
known the New England Street Railway Company
and it has secured incorporation in New Jcrs'y TIC
directors include Major a. c. P~nd, president % the
New Haven and West Haven street Railway
Company and other wehnown managers OF
electric RAILWAYS. The scheme Of these opcrat )rN
has not been completely revealed to the
General Assembly OF Connecticut. but IN it'
present shape it has to their attention in the
form Of applications from many different sources ak
ing for acts Incorporating street railway companies
.or permitting the LAYING of rails and ppca
ng electric roads in various sections Of the state ana
ciies. careful study Of the several applications now
pending before the General Assembly shows that
petitions been lci and charters have been asked
for which, II granted, will give authority To run
continuous lire of electric road frm Greenwich which
Is near the New-Y Jri state hne. NcwLondan. and
10 msny Of the inland cities Of the state
1t Is worthy OF mmcnt that none Of The appca
lions for authority 10 lay rails distance oil more
than two miles, and is apparent that th'se who nave
the scheme in charge believed that they coaid best
secure favorable action by securing the assistance Of
200 or 300 proposed stochhl1ers and incorporatOr'
each of whom might be supposed TO be able - cx"r-
else pull" with the members of the General Assem-
bly, The Consolidated road is always o. the alert
and watchfnl. II soon discovered the African IN lnc
woodpile and It has ALREADY taken steps to prevent
the incorp 3ration Of Of the companies, and -
hamper OILERS by tho enactment OF general electric
street railway providing that each company must
psy TO the state certain percentage taxes based OH
It's capal stock: that II must begin the construction
a. H. road within six months after the charter j.
granted. and must finish II within one year thereafter
that ii cannot lay its tracks on the plbhc h'eH""y''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
JO\f, ISLAND.

F1.iTBTSlI.-N a meeting ~ inc m''hp''9 w ~
Fir: BapI-t Church. In Diamond s.. on FRIDAY even
lnc II wa, decided To- extend a cal 20 ih" Kew 'i'
cutler q the Colgate University OF llnmil on to sup
nly tho pulp Of tho church. which Wa mad' NH'Hn'
by III, restoration ~ tho Rev. iisl'ey knapp
AMITYNILLE.-JOhn Turner. Tn" engineer oi '"'
Urun.w1ck Home. an asylum at Amiyvllle while N
toAicatcd Friday night. opened the valves 10 t"e
wafer supply pipes The tanks Overiowch ana hoo'n
the engine room. \ force of men was >"' 'o ~orN
l.Iug out the culi room TO Keep TIC Wn'cr II"'
uniting ont the fire. Turner atcr"arn hUchp'e" T."
d.conncct the suppiy pip Had he been sue, ",lt'
,h. lower flo Of he bl!iug would Lave b"'n ho"r"'
DENNY sheriff George CIn"y. VIII" j. night wa' %
at tl.. buIi,n. by direction II superintendent WIZ
inu. attempted 10 arrest Turner. The cniiurer r.
si,tcd and in the struggle drew clasp hilir am
sf,Il,cd Conicy naicne wound winch IL II Ieac t,,
may re ali fatally. Turner was locked up ana VIII
he arI-ii ,ncd on Monday.
HNIYLuN.-M an early hour Friday mo ,,l,,
George Mott the superintendent of the "r>'mirs,rr
Kennel Club l,aby lon. shot large American ,;iso'
which measured eight feet from ZIP Ia up 0f US WHY,
rho bird will BE- stuffed and placed on cAhlDllI"l III
t,c dining room, Of the clubhouse.
GREENPORT.-A project is on foot 10 establish an
electric railroad between GIecnlnrt and Orient L.. J.
II I. proposed 10 increase the capital stock ~ IN.
t;rccnpnri Electric Light and Power Company, blild
fhc road AMI supply the motive power from tIr Pi"h
of the company which Is nj Grccnpoit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
CHANGES IN THE EALL CLUBS.

The arrangements for the transfer OF Daniel Richardson
from Washington the Brooklyn Baseball Club have
competri and oil that romans 10 be done Is Tor the
player formally sign contract Richardson VIII step
into Wards shoes least Tar covering second base
concerned lie Is remarkable player, and his arqul'
on Will be greeted with approval by every follower Of
the game IN the City Churches Richardson Is certainly
Wards equal baseman, rot his superior, and he
/, also a clever baserunner and latsn1n.
Many Of the followers, of the game in this city will
be dappo nted because Richardson not secured for
the Tew.York team. The New'York men began negou
alton, with the Washington club last fall, where Rich
.on won his spurs. 1t Is said that the ishngon
club was ready made Richardson sOr Boyle ana Full
said that the owners OF the Washington club became
wearicd by the delIy and notully looked elsewhere
Richardson Joined the NewYOrk Club shortly aft'r "
was organized and for year two was an emergency
man. When Gerhadt left the team and Ewing fouhd
that no could not cover second base RchordOl was tried
az that place and his instantaneous A'er
TN, death Of the Brotherhood he went TO washington DIV
hc never seemed Ike his place there although ne WAS
made captain Of the team.
Richardson is part in largo dry goods store IN
Elmia.
Many anxious inquiries have been made Tor Johh WIN
thc Giants new payer-manaGer during the last threc
g,ys but hn cannot be- found Whether he mas lev 'ho
cuy in search Of player. not, nobody seems t. know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
A GOOD PLACE TO Buy FCRS.

e. e. Shavnc III" wcll-known fTrior mas c'oS'u
his downtown store. at No. lob frid'c''' '" ~
concentrated his entire business nj No - W. +
..cond s, He now hus one Of the largest stocks vi
,or,,ac,urcd furs ln any one building In America.
a., bos secured thc adjoining huiding In Iotys" ohd-
=, su that when the claug"s on III" two bnddihhN
arc completed the store viii be % Feet 'front.' NV
feet deep and five stories high
In order that the work of enlargement ana a'''r"
lion may not bc hampered by Tn" navy S'oc' "'
hand Mr. Shaynr desires to make sales NJ o''o'' ~
therefore Is offering frs ana pitry al n'oS'
,educiiou, I'm prices In his stock are some oil inc
=, and mo,t bcnutinl shlns In the market, ana
tio canes, coats mantle, and other articles oi wear
,radc IN his store ARE unusually Wen lniShrh ana
~ + cr,,inl, !, pleasure. to look nron his wares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NtWAhN.
DIED ENHER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMsTAN(

NEWAkN.
DIED UNrER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
1t was learned yesterday that Lizzie HID girl
seventeen years old had died nj O'Clock on Friday
afternoon. In the home Of Mrs. William Brown. No. l42
:umm.t-st., under suspicious circumstances. Mrs.
Brown said Yesterday that she met III" grl In front
Of Acr house last Tuesday nis and noticed that She
was ILL., she spoke to III" girl. and ii" appeared
to he i'll let her 20 into the house. The gil said that
Sic lived In Boston and could be called Lizzie When
She became that night Mrs. Brown kept hrr and
the next Gay doctor called three times. Mr.. Brown
SAYS she doe, not know the name Of the doci ". The
girl sent postal card on Thursday 10 family Famed
Hih al No. 3n West KinEey-st., and Mrs Irov n
heard that the girl va, related 10 thcS' propl' and
girl died at > O'Clock Friday night. and her mother
and brother called at O'Clock. The brother had the
body removed TO the West Kinney house.
Richard Burchcll. who lives near Mrs. Browns
home reported to the police that he thought there
wa, something suspicious about tho death Of The
gil. and County Physician Elliott said he would hold
M autopsy Oh the body lie said that the death was
apparently caused by arsenic but he could not say
a OF suicide.
Mrs, Brown at whose house the girl did was
arrested last night together with W j. Martin tw'n'y'
enc years old who lived I'm the sam" house They are
held pcnCing further inveS gatior. County Physician
Elliott refuses 10 say anything further than that III"
circumstances suspicion. HAT the auhori'i's are
warranted In holding the parties under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
How We Grow Old.

The thread that binds life is most frequently sew
cred orc the meridian Of life is reached in the case Of per-
.ons who neglect obvious TO renew falling strength
vcor no less the OF happiness than the condition
~ lonr life can be created and pcrpeated where 1t does
not exist Thousands who have experienced cogni
z,nt-ineuding many physician of emnenee-of The ef
feet. Of Iioscttcrs stomach Btters bear testimony
o,d,onS efficacy a. creator Of strength feeble
s,itution. and dcblltaed and shattered systems \
steady performance Of the bodily functions renewed appe
tile ne.h and nightly reposc attend the Of ths thor
oueh and standard rcnoyant Use local tonic repre-
-cnted To be akin 70 or resemble IL in effects s place
Demand the genuine which is acknowledged remedy
for Indigestion malaria nervousness. constipation liver
and kidney complaints and rheumatism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs Iczckiah Campbell feeble minded woman.
nfty five years old. II Prescott Pace. Jersey city was
arragncd before Justice kmmcriy yesterday Tor benr
drunk and di,oqdcIly. when she called from tn"
non a ho,, ION v.nrs old Stepped before the drsh.
Please. Mr. Judge" said he, let grandma CO. ~"
Is all alone wien Sic goes II jail. and have 10 90
every DAY to her. :, . ,
Inquiry revealed the fact that Mrs: Campbell 'io
previously been sent 70 the county JAIL iOr zen uay
and the lad went 10 the jail every day 10 see Ter al
was There 10 take her home when sne was released
Il,. Justice sent TIE I'D woman home with her eraha
.t,,.
In Jnslcc rlrd,all, court almost at the ,am" tlmc,
a four ycar-old GIRL made somewhat similar appel
@r Lrr crsndfar.r George Bchri1g who Was Urged
With heating his wife. VIXEN Bel1nG was call'd pc
fore tn. the child ran ncro,N u" room 10 MN
u" Come back" called her mother.
Please mamma" said slr. 3" ! want 10 Kiss grand
pa" .,. p,.,.ou col, h,n 20
could thank his c,nnd,lild for IL" lcni"ncy shown
and put him under bonds to keep the peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
UODDKEN.
PRINCIPAL ELSTON ~ NpENDED.


When the charges against Principal Elstnn. OF
Public school No. D. OF IobolScn. we're made public
there was much Indignation manifested among parents
Of children attending that school, II ems That inc
matter has been talked OF among the children i'r
month past but it not known until Miss Leohiro'
one Of the teachers, overheard them she went VI
once TO MIR. Potter, the mohsr Of one Of the clirc
and asked her n had heard anyt OF the matter
Mr. Potter said she had but did not think there WAS
ANYTHING in II but childish fright. Miss Leonard
then took tho three girl, before President Russ and
Mr. Esion was sent for He denied the stories but
little Frcda Potter made straightforward statement
The girl was closely cross questioned by President
Rus hut did not way from her first statement.
Mr. E,,ton then denied all the stories. lie said
II was a conspiracy After considering the matter Mr.
rss and many trustees he could hastily summon
decided 10 suspend Mr. fl>On ANA order al oical In
Vr~ti-ttion. II will begin tomorrow night. MrN
MldGttun vice principal 81 the school. VIII remain
in charge until further orders from the trustees.