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Arizona republican., 1893-07-08

because of their high standard and purity. Never substitute a low grade for good quality. Cheap. ness means poorness and loss Of business in the long run.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-08
One-Legged Bike Riders Trip.

CHIcAGo, July 7.-F. S. Breedleson, a one-legged bicyclist riding from San Francisco to Chicago, arrived today, having been forty. eight days en route.
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whltc aTan aud piercr.

n nuv guot nm Tho riniln 0-1,,,- -
cialiv blessed bv nature IL "a cclifor,;a
Wbc,hor ono ccnt,,pnlatcs bcr ,,,,.'..i
wealth fast horses. yaat l.rniu rro,, l,,..
,i,ps r,rits ooidop wine, an i,.'r'.l.1
,yc,D,n tbc no i. isg-lcd ord Nm. i,,..i
r,to, s,rv,ci ilsra ,oiiti,,i --.I-,
ci,I ,-crorisis i.syr fsrpd',br,. '1ii,
H. for n,o i1c1 ,s,ili,n,iop rr,,.u
,roy,,,s ,crs l,ai ,porcbed M A ,.to,,n.
5t.tt..-.. ~,
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Edison has never given up the idea OF
extracting its energy from coal without
first burning the coal and making steam
and turning that steam into power. lie
has hcyn working at i, i5yeu3 in the iu-
toNJls ofmaNnga dozen or twenty other
inventions lie focls auro now TINT HE
process for Extracting iron from mag.
notic orc by electricity s. u success. But
he Is tired OF patents. He will apply foI
no more. he viii simply keep his proc.
csscl and inventions 10 himsclfaud make
all the money out OF them he can by
using thcm directly in manufacturing,
The magnetic extracting process com.
pleted and tho necessary plants bull,
Edison win next concentrate an biz great
powers on developing an electric current
directly from coal.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky Bill Mining Company, Location OF urin'
cipa place OF business Park city, ltah.
location Of Nine. snake Creek Mining Dis
triCt Masutch County Utah.
NOTICE y uLHEM GIVES THAT Az 4
~ meeting OF tho EHiri uf Trustcra, holt
on the lith dhy ~ fuhU r", 1893, at SAT- Lake
ny, utIh, hn Assessment number seven, ut
stock OF Tue corporation Ua. able g. the fccfus
taTy within tMrty dly. from above date ut
san Lake city. Utah. Auy stock upon which
tins assessment RENAME uupaid on tho 2Jth
day OF March, lslJ, wit Do delinquent and ad.
yortlTOd tor sale, III publ" auction. aud uulctH
payment Is made be- uru NIl loo sold on tue ath
day Of May, 1881, a. Che hour OF " ocutA
noon, ht room No 500 Constitution Buiidins.
salt Lake city. Utah, Go UIr delinquent nssrHH
mcnt together with rust OF advertising aud
expense oil sale IS. j. BURTON,
Secretary.
No. ,, Uurtnu's Court second South street.
between second and Third West, salt Lake
tity. Utah.
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\NuEUEhs. ALENNNU LU MITCHELL
w HuI JtasiC NJ. Mitchell Die vIfu. b. tngir
ctiAln decd lf uust dated tho III Day u
recorder OF -alt Lake county. Utah. un tle
thtd daN uf May. lsI', in nIuA uf moftFarrs
y. a' l1so .ln, conveyed to ii.J. puunl, aa
H'.''h.l''r dD.tnhel, O. HgruIu Go David
JHutH a. n., uf sHtd county, thu payment OF IL
li.WHa1rl note Tor iuur Uuuffod Hni thirty
u'' j., u.lo ~ aid Alexander Mitchell 90
HHIi ulul JAIME s. Go. aud dated tlr snuo
dHg u. bottle NUT deed, page lo un Ihr iat day
ui November ir'i, win interest tl.u ratio ~
n'fu,lI1f|y described 40 slii uuri decd. Aud
W Nh un lnd trust decd were given tor Ilrt
~ WN lNf. hgaN lllgc ~ Hll fruN rriN And
where. fH.t irust deed provided That 100 the
fi.l motto and ilicrcat Hs tlCluin agreed, inc
rIf1 nl One second UHr. Do sAd trust
ialH r.9o,i He a'Hins , ,ngga Of, ' 5t
l.FN u1II'f ~ s1Il mote. WieIl proceed 90 Fcii
tuc tfNNDri' lu ta.d deed 90 lru.t utHuuhuI 90
puu.. tDuuuctu thc h'Hhtff bidder lur cHah nt
SAT- ita. tHuu.v, tr.t UYuE ih rs days pun.
llN l.I.N ni iNn time, terms AVID UIIc. % sale,
anl % .lnn OF sud property DO be- sold by
huf,f. pom il somo uuwsIapcr printed and
Vuull.lUI Iu laid county.
Ana wH,r.aH. doHult hsa been made In tho
paym0ut 20 1860 motto and illcrcst aud said
interest /. now past due hy fhn icfma u Flid
note ard uUH. |tui, HuI right hath Hrlfcu ~
nave -nl tuI 1rUi iprrri0 ed, and The legal
holder th.r"u. 900 D.vct, ali1 principal aud
interest HIiI IrHIIuIuf unpaid,
. NoW,lhoFri9fo. uuurg D. horchy given, thathi
TIC election of ih' Ir.l hulirr and owner OF
Enii nutouuu ifuHt 1,cd, tGd hy virtue NJ the
power nuu Authority uu mic ly law and said
deed " uu nicrci, l. tho undcrairnvd
ttustcc,Wlll un tu. In daY of March. lsl1 1T .!
County Couri rau o. .a tho ely md county uf
salt Lake. tUu.r fHr 500 on public Nuudur,
ahi "lli s,u 70 90. N sHr.i t.dltr igr cnfh, me
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Charles 4 Hcudurfou Hni Minnie X. ilcutcr.
son ms wife, lienri"lu lrIron, Gcnrge o..
Weldon, hrf husband. AMI stuHtblkrr
hros' Mauu'aeiuiag Company "a corpora
tom, Defendant.
The People OF the Territory Of utah send greet.
inEi
10 Ch5rca 4 henderson and Minnie H. Hen.
Ccuuu hls wife, liturirftl ltadou, ocOrFu
D. lrttuu, her I'M htnl, aud studcbutcr
llr's' Manufacturing Company "a corpora
ton, defendants
NoU ARR HEWEHY REQUIRED TO Ar
4 pear IA An 'tion brought ugl nst you ny
The above named plant o., lu tue Distinct
Court of the urd Judlciul nlstriet OF Tue Ter
tory OF Utah, and 60 answer tho complaint
Ged THEREIN within trn DAYS rNriusiyr Uf the
day ~ service after the service ON you ~ this
summunf-ii fcrNtd WITHIN this county, Or, u
served out ut tins count, but in u district.
within twenty days; Otherwise witnu forty
dhy.-or iudEnc by default viii be- taken
against you. according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
Tue SAID acu1 m il brought to have Judgment
in the sum OF 5000. With iusi1l'munt uf interest
dHV thereon, February q. 1893. and Interest uu
said sl0ll from FEBRUARY o. i'pl at 10 per cent
per Antum, tor $50, attorneys tcDH, aud costs
uf SO alleged % be Uur 90 tcfti ufumiss
sorry note executed by defendants henderson,
iopunuh, August q. l'Ds, for $40 o, with iHtor
cst from natc ai DO per NJ uHr tnuuu, Huno
being due and wholly unua.d save iHttrr { TO
nov Il, 1904; snii nolo secured hy "a moriFaTo
ot even este onutmiscs hereinafter described,
executed hv ahid defendants ~ plaintiff ~
nave the usual decree of this court for the sale
Uf sI.d prcmiHes; that proceeds thereof be
applied M payment 81 amounts due as above
that defendants aud all pvrsouH claiming under
thom be- barred ami fOTrUlOaol Of AN claim 0f
equity ~ rgdumr ION IN -uil pfeuisOHt that
ulWniih nave Judgment for any deficiency, aud
tor other relief; Fuid premises are described
"F follows, a. Wit Al lot o. block 1, Fountain
Place subdivision. being part bio -, fiVo
Acre Fiat 4, B'g FIELD HurNoy situate IN salt
Lac county, Utah Territory.
Aud on are hereby oiinld that II you fail
10 appear and answer tho bait comp amt A.
above required the Hald piaiutn viii apply TO
the COuri for tho relief demanded therein,
Wit css the Hon. CharleH :. Tuno, judge
aud the seal of the District Court of tho ihird
judicial District, IN and Tor tho Territory OF
Utah ihs 18Th day ~ Mach, In tho year of
our Lord one thousand oight hundred and
ninety three, lltNhi q. MCMILLAN, Clerk
Nv q, W. II. LOOMS, Deputy UlOTk.
T.. D. 10, Thompson, PLAINTIFF sttornry.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

10 Thomas %. twinri
fINllt- is 10 NuIlIN YOU THAT NOu hUE
ndrbtcl tome in the sum ui three hundred
dollars .sHNu D tor lhltr performed Tor sou.
on ilo Mr-fh mine, situated in Dry CANON,
uphT Dining District IuuHlc County Utah.
SAID mine ~ about hHlt n mile from One Hidden
Treasure miuc On % eOulhwrHiprIy direction,
and HH0ut hBlf mile from tNr Nom UiuC iu q
suuihCry direction, and b. joined ou the nOrth
by the Fourth OF July milne sllH Wur was
performed o. assessment work Tor you Tor Tho
year l-Il and lt.2 ANA unIp.s you pay tho
same within ninety (lI tuyH from mo date
hereof, your interest wall be- tnrfgl rd 70 mc ace
curdlnrto lrw. MAIEO MESA
February ., 1879. Fri
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
E.lale Of ID. I--L-aLon, peeea.oa.

NOTICE Is uUEnY GIyEN. ny
" the undou ugi aimmitiralrK Of tn
estate OF JguU ferguson, uocrAfnd. e.
the cre0uor8 us UuI Ml persons having
claims against boo .lid deceased, ~ oN.
hiuit them Win Che necessary NuuchcrH within
ten months af.rr fNu Ur publication of mi.
ruuce, 10 the baI lIuInttratriN or hur NJ.
tornev. Nd tho lass 0uru uf barlow torgus0n,
salt Lake chs, 300 tAg County OF SAT- Lako.
MARY FERGUSON,
Administrative OF Mo estate OF Jane Ferguson,
deceased
Dated February 18th, 1878,
HAWow IERGusus, Attorney ioF estate
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lNuE SEM. ANNUAL MEETING Oh THE
4 stcckhlldcru uf tuo Peoples Equitable
store, uud Main street, salt Lake city, ON
Mouuhy, March 2ith, lsJ', az s.i D.. ui The
Object VI the meeting ~ % near the Financial
Report Tor tho latt tiN month aud the trans
nCtion Of ouch other business us may come DO
fore the meeting. iurtttt ANutU4ON,
sALl iAM CRY, secretary,
March 10th, lsli.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tic Probate Court. m ard iHr llt Lake
County. rtniioD Of tnN,
In the matter Of the Estatc Of Joll Lawrence
deceased.

In the matter Of the Esiato Of Jon1 Lawrence,
deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Mo,lau g. Fox. rutviv,ng D'OrH.Hr ui dive
iIat will and testament anu ul l.u Dt.tU OF
Iu4I IlvTpurU. deceased, hH. rendered for
toitlgmout. ami fled In said Count, hH l1il Hy
CluHtu his administration of .I.i rHiltr and
petition for nuai disutnution q. tH' IUHIlur OF
H.tI ,atate among the pOr1ons rHi...H thereto,
Guu tb4t thursday, tho 2id DAY uI H..uh. u.
is1. ut DO uctock q M at thc court Room Of
Falu Juurt, a. tho County tua.t IIHG.c, .ult
Ittc cay and COUNTY, Utal 2 uIilfy, hua
been duIy appointed by The luua I' tut cYur.
tor tho tgIticmrut OF said account Iui hearing
fuId petition tor distribution, 90 Wnl.N tiWu and
place any pcr Interested in H.i u.iHtr may
appear and EunW cause, v huE U.Iu uU, why
SAID account HhOuid not be st t.l uuI uu.
proved and final distribution mtIu .s prayed
tor
Dated February g1ih, isl3. -, ....
CLERK OF the Probate Court
lIy DArsrTN BUowSr, in, Deputy.
NhNNEIT, MARSHALL HnAhi.t, Attorneys.
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order ,c,,ing ume ani place

fVNuE AGREEMENT uF AMANDA JOHN.
4 con. the mother OF 70, above named
chIid. and tue statement sirugd aHd sworn 10
before me Ny her m tho pr0Hru.c ut two VIII
nrssCs, and the statement OF Ju huh DAVIS aud
Elao MARY Davis, husband Hul VIE, pcrsohs
signed md sNa.n to before mU. tuc Probate
Judge. It's hereby Ofdcrrd th.l thursday, tn
ttl Hay uf April, a. - lsli, ~ D. O'Clock %, M,
tan q, nud the court hnufC tf ihIH our the
place for the hearing of faIl adoption, when
aud whore 900 persons ntsrttfrl may appear
mud show cause Why said 0lud shnuldnni 10
hd.piCd ~ said Joshua na,is and Eihic Mary
DAVIS.
IT'S further ordered tho copy OF this order
be ~ uliFhnd once o. Wttt Tor REQ weeks,
rest PRIOR Ia said hearing. ia the DLsLiiEt
IYEStNU NEwS,
Dated tins lsth day OF March. isqa.
JAtOn u. NIAll,, Probate Judge,
CAsNoS s. fEuGUsuN, Attorneys.
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lraAL NoTIoE.
In tho Probate court IN and ir salt Lake
County. Territory of tlh.

In thu Probate Court m ave- O.. SAT- Lake
County. Territory of tlh.
~ tho matter OF tho estate % Caroline Erickson,
deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY CIV n TINT 4 T..
- Hcnaituui. AtuiiuislraiCt ul .hr estate Of
caroline fuUas1n, deceased, l.. rendered Tor
tcUlcmont and hod ~ said D.nIt hH uuhl
urruuut OF ms standardization .' fIIu vltntU
and rotuou Tor dual distribution uf the
residue OF fud estate nwuNr 'hg pcr.
hIns enutlDd thereto, ami iHt lugHday,
the an DAY e Aprii, A d. l.u No 10
urlucE a u at she court room HI HHIu court,
lu the County Court House. sn'l lIav tlIy and
County. tuh Territory, has boon NuIF appoint
ed uY the Judge ct suid Cpuft, IUr lUH settle
meut OF asit account lnd hcHr,H. stl pet ton
fur Distribute at which time anil place .uy
pcrson iutcreH ted In said estate may appear
ami sHnw cHusu, it any thnrH De-, uhf atlI
ucrouui fhouit nft be settled HHu approved
Hnd nulI dutrhutiun made az prayed iUr
Dated March @. isJi
nv MIluA,
Clcrkot Probate Court,
ny CAUsrEN BEpwNr. Jr, Deputy tlgrA
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LEGAL NOTICE..
In the Probate Court IN and ior .lit Lato
county, Territory " Utah
In the n after Of tho Fs'Hlc, Of susan rovmat
dogtA. cd

In the n after Of tho rsulgof -usan rovmau,
dcgrA cd
NOTICE Is HEREBY, GlNlN TuAr
~ John VI. nnwmaf. admin tailf " The
estate ~ sussn Norman, dt,en',l, noe ron
defed Tor settlement ami hlcl 90 said Court,
hi InaI serounf III his udminislrlt uu 90 SAID
estato and y, ttion Tor anal disr button of
the rusidue % SAID estate among the
Inc inn iay OF April. 4 d. l1 no Do
O'Clock am, q the Court Nonw ul tNd Court,
ln the County Court House rn'i ale Guy and
ed IN thc it,i.r ~ aid Count for ilI sutile.
msnt of said account ndheafnr " H1.I pcu
ton fnr disir button. At who. iluu md ilacc
any prfson iniofrstrd IN snii estate uny ap
prar AID show eaurc, IL any tnCrU Ir, why said
icfOunt shoui not he settled approved
ANA final dttr.butlnn made o. prayed f0E
Dated March H. is.H. a. ,tr,..,.
Cicrl u tho Probate Court.
Iy CAusrTS nEoWSE, Jn, ltpltf,
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Nnrlnr nd cREpIIOAs.
Rotate OF Edwin o cray, Deceased.

NrurICE Is uEBani GIVEN, BY THE
~ undurs'gurd, executor OF Che Last VIII
and testament Of uNln q. cray. deecnted To
nanipst thea 30 UUrrIfcd, 10 uNhiuit thCm,With
tGS ntcrssafy NuuphDrs, within ten months
nftor mo nrai publication nf THIS notice TO ii,o
md tN,cutor 10 canon tity, Fremont County
saw ~ WILLIAM H. BiHDWELL,
Fxecutor OF me lnst wall ana testament OF
Edwin q GRAY, doCeMhl'
Unt0d March 10th. 1851.
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Dissolution OF oopARTNGRsHlp.

I'uE FIRM HEREIOFORE EXISTING
1 under the name aud style of George God.
durd S Company, doing hualncIs ln salt Lake
civ uuh, Pr thls day dissolved by mutual
CO. -0nt. Gtnrrt Goddard Assuming the pay.
meut OF al the indebtedness " the company
GEORGE Gunb Ntu.
RICHARD sMNril,
salt Lake city, utah, March 8, 1898.
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NOTICE.

Wen Annie Mining lnd Milling Company.
lrincipai place ~ busncas, salt i.aLcC ity.
Utah.
~ Office rHEHE NUE DELINQUENT
~ upon thc following uUtrrItlI stock nu
account Of Assessment 50. }. levied ON tbc l7tb
day Of september, %. t4L ths several
amounts get opposite The numcs Ut tus rgspce
i've shareholders, ns follows.
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NOTICE.

A STOCKHOLDERS NETTING ~ TINE
N tcutral Progress CO., D. hereby called Ia
meet 90 tho ucsOrot Nationh lianH urlce, at 4
nm Aur.l afd. lsH, for the election nf onlrCrs
aud such Other hu.incsb ns may come up before
II. ~. 10. CLAWsON, JH,, Sec.
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DISSOLUTION OF ooPARTNERsHlP.

NOTICE Is HEHtBi GlNES THAT THE
~ urln OF Grnah s. Fowler, hereto lore doing
business nj No. ig1 Wet, south Itmpie Stree
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, has ihl- day been die
solved by mutual consent The books OF uc.
count ut the late nrm have been placed in tho
hands OF George H. NyV, Commercial hlork,
who is hereby authorized 10 receive al moneys
due the late firm. aud receipt Tor the same.
Dated February ~, 1879.
J.P. FOWLER
jOtiN GRASS.
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SIMMONS


In the District Court 100 and Tor tho Third ia
d.cial DiarirI uI Utah, tOunty u
NlIt luku.
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Charles 4 ilcndUrfou Hui " nnic X. ilCuicr.
son hs wife, lienf.Hlu NrIcon, Gcnrsc D..
lCIdnu, hrr hutlIUd, AMI stuHchakrr
tom, Defendant.
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Aud lu accordance with law ana ihc order NJ
the Board Of nftciOrs made on tho litn day NJ
september. l-ll, 90 many tharus VI rarh rlrcel
ut such stock De- may NH uc,o saiy VIII be
sold ut Rooms No. 90 AMI 1lA Constitution
UulduF, salt Lake CIV, Utah. on
.itby. Tho itth daS ~ February, Al. iFB, NJ =
o'clock DO m., fu uuy The dvlIutuyut uHHpssmrnt
thereon together with the cIat OF advertising
joins T. NEpEKER
secretary.
salt Lake City, January % 1919.
Tho date OF thc uu'o ct delinquent stock a.
above BE- hereby extended lu Aiatch Do, lspI, at
the same place aud hour
ny order OF tta iu.fd uf directors made tlis
dAy. .. T. NEUlhLli, Secretary.
Dated Fohrunr, ". lslL
The time OF sale NJ the above delinquent
stock ~ hereby extended 10 April Do, ls'i, at
the came place aud hour.
~ order OF The Boaru " Directors made ibis
day. -
Secretary.
Dated salt Iaio ciiy, March %. i-lI
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mo People OF Ihe TernloTy d I iah srnd grcoi.

10 Ch5rlcs Henderson and Minnie X. Hen.
Ccuuu hls wife, Henrietta ltldou, ocorFr
.. lrttuu, her I'M band, aud studcbatcr
HIM. tHfruUuutH.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
A SUCCESSFUL TEsT.
The Electric Trolley Canaiboat Takes "A
Trip Near Roehester.


ROCHESTER,. Nov. ls-Electrical propul-
sion of commercial boats on canals is no
longer theory, but a demonstrated sue
cess. Mule and steam power are alike
doomed by the new power, which was sue
cessfully tested alongside the village OF
Brighton, four miles from Rochester, on a
waterway of the Erie canal. The old steam
boat Ceres, now the Frank W. Hawley,
named after the promoter of the scheme.
was fitted with an electrical motor of the
Westinghouse company instead of boiler
and engine.
Taking power from the trolley wire over
head, she started off without hitch or
hindrance when Mr.. Hawley himself pulled
the lever on the controller and set the cur
rent pulsing through the machinery TO the
propeller wheel behind.
When the boat was placed under the
wires and the lever pulled, away she sped
faster than the law allows-six miles an
hour There was no hitch. no break No
drawback occurred. II was a grand sue
cess. Every difficulty encountered IN canal
navigation was successfully overcome.
This one mile0f wire contains the shortest
curve in the whole length and has lock and
wide waters. The curve is rounded at full
speed, the lock taken as quickly as could
be possible and the wide waters made no
difference in speed or detection.
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
AFFAIRS OF THE NATION.
Foreign Naval Powers stop the lombard
ment OF Rio.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-A dispatch in c-
pher was received at the navy department
from Rio de Janeiro signed by Picking,
coNmander Of the United States naval
forces at Rio. The translated dispatch
reads as follows:
Naval representatives of eight nations,
including our nation, have decided not to
permit munitions of war to be landed at
Rio. Santos still being in possession of
tho Brazilian government and connected
with Rio Janeiro by railway, munitions Of
war for Rio can be landed at Santos Yes
teriay the insurgents dressed ship, and the
Brazilian government forts fired national
salute in honor of the anniversary of the
establishment Of the republic"
Secretary Herbert, in response to inquir-
les as to the significance of the action oil the
naval representatives, said:
1T looks to me that this means that Mel
10 is being very much crippled. The dis
patches l have received, taking them all
together, indicate that Mello should not
have any cause for firing on Rio. This is
a concerted effort on the part of the naval
representatives to prevent any firing on
Rio by Mello or on Mello from the other
side. The object of the naval representa-
tives in making this declaration is for the
protection of commerce. They do not rec
ognze Mello as a bellcerent, and therefore
object in the interests Of commerce to fir
ing by either side. If Mello cannot fire on
Rio and if he cannot stop commerce, he
will not effect much"
DO you think that this decision will
prevent the landing of the El Cid at the
port of Rio:'
Il DO not think there will be any inter
ference, except perhaps Mello will attempt
to delay the advance of the FL Cid in the
bay
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
THEY'RE AFTER HEB.
Dr. Mary walker Says somo OF Them
Want To- XIII Her.

PLYMOUTH, ~ H., Nov is-Dr Mary
Walker appeared before Judge Carpenter
Of the eastern judicial district of Grafton
county court, in session here, aud presented
the following petition:
"ro His Honor, Justice A. r. Carpenters
DEAR SiR--rhe undersigned respectful
ly requests your honor TO recall the grand
jury that she, according TO common law.
may have her right TO go before that body
to state grievances that have been denied
her In consequence of threats. and to such
extent that she was not safe in the state of
New Hampshire for over ] years. and In
the past six months has sought in vain for
such privilege and right as she now asks
She is not now entirely safe in this or any
other state because Of men being az large
who have attempted to take her life"
Judge Carpenter accepted the petition,
but denied It on the grounds TINT the
grand jury was never recalled IN this state
except under extraordinary circumstance.
DR.. Mary tried to convince the judge il
was an extraordinary occasion, but he
could not see il In that light
Evening journal., 1893-11-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Gold bought for cash. No los w. Sth st.
--Chas. NJ. Banks, jeweler, No. 10 f. 7th st
w. S. Phillips ieweler. No. COO Shipley st.
Maryland biscuits for sale, 6l3 Shipley st.
-Cummins, the photographer, 80 Market
street.
Some one has stolen a valuable fox terrier
belonging to Jesse X. Baylis.
60 TO Wilmington Photograph Company,
No. 81 y Market street. 30 cents per dozen.
Try 5. e. Barker on hay, salt, rolled oats
beans, ETC., corner Front and Shipley streets
Court will open at 10 o'clock on Monday,
and not at 1. 30 as has been customary at pre-
NiOus sessions.
Travel 10 Philadelphia and other places
North was unusually heavy on the p, W. d
b. railroad this morning.
20 New nine-inch rails viii be laid cn
Market street. north of Fifth, by tne Wil-
mington City Railway Company,
--Beecher. No 35 Market street, excells all
others in photographing the little ones. Be
sure Of No. 3l5 Market street.
William Lang, of Tenth and Jackson
tree Is, had his collar bone fractured in a
football game few days ago.
DIR. simms' Vegetable Liver Pills always
sure cure for headache, liver and kidney
complaints. No. COG King street.
The three-masted schooner Bro her and
s>on, loaded with wood. passed up the Caris-
tana this morning bound for the Delaware
Mills.
Cure a cough with McIualrs Syrup OF Tar
etc. Made only by n. b. Danforth, graduate
in Pharmacy. Second and Market streets
60 Trusses a speciality.
-Severen Marieski. the Pole who was run
over on the railroad yesterday and taken TO
the Delmware Hospital, is much better aud
the doctors now have hopes OF his recovery.
Pure mi'k and cream constantly on hand.
put up in g lass jars when desired. and deliver
ed 10 all Parts. OF the city. j. .. Porter
Seventh AM Madison streets. Telephone
0il.
Deputy Coroner Palmer issued a certid-
cate or death frgu heart disease, this morn
ing, in the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, col
ored. who died on Thursday, at Fifth and
Orange streets.
Before insuring your life elsewhere. cal
at the oitice0f the Equitable Iaife-in the EQuit-
able Building for reformation as to actua
results paid TO living policy holders in tn.
largest, strongest ana best Life Company II
the world. Ans0n A. Maher, Manager.