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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
GARDNER ERE1THES FREED)WS AK.
AFTER CALLING OK HIS LAWYER HE GOES 10
SEE HIS BABY FOR THE FIRST TINE

AFTER CALLING OK HIS LAWYER HE GOES 10
SEE HIS BABY FOR THE FIRST TINE.
charles w Gardner the agent of the Park
hurst society who was convicted OF eN'or"o'' IA
General Sessions and sentenced to two years inn
nr,sonment. WAS released yesterday. The decision
Of she General Term reversing the jurys YER
dict was handed down on Friday but not untii
Yesterday WAS the prisoners counsel able TO hhd
one of the Judges who sat in General Term 50
as to get the order of release signed judge
s)'Brien was found at the Bar Association lie
would not consent to the ON OF the order as
prepared by Frank Moss. who is now the de-
PENDANTS counsel.
Mr. Moss inserted in the document the statement
that the conviction had been reversed on the Ia"
and the facts. Had the order been signed IN lhis
form District Attorney Nicol could not have car
ried the case the Court Of Appeals. Judge
Nicol's right make the appeal The Judge
struck out the words and the facts, anu sa't
which the appeal can be taken. MI NicolI sac sac
that he would probably seek the decisioh Vi ''e
higher court on the question involved -.
1t was / 10 o'clock when stephen Is. prague ior
Mr.. Moss served the Judges order on warden
Fallon at the Tombs The warden was not sure
that it was sufficient; he had an idea that tne
cured MIR. Brague pulled out his watch ana sara:
I'm give you just five minutes in wAicn TO re,
lease Gardner II you don't do it in that time III
bring suit against you
The warden disappeared and in just four minute
and a half came out again with Garaherii me
eight months in the Tombs had left the prisoner
looking rather seedy. He had no oVercoat, Out
nevertheless glad TO get into the open air.
He said the regular fare In the Iomps was nor
These were expensive and not much better thai,
the others. Gardner said he had no plans ior me
wife and baby. The little one he had not seen
before, it having been born while he was in prison
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Gclp Udntc0.


AGENTS WANTED on salary or com.
mission 10 handle The new ny ,tdl SlA cr
Polsh. CRYSTAL POLISH Co.. VIII
stcf Conn.
Males.
AGENTS FIRST CLASS AGENTS TO
REPRESENT iSiN t.NKOLLiN. MI
HEHS TOR IDENTIFltArIDN IL
EKAL CDMMI> SION AND RENEW -
PAID: 10 THE RIGHT MN. PEkMA-
%EST AND PROFITABLE POS pNS.
NATIONAL FNnOLLM INT G JNPANh,
WESTERN UNION BUILDING.
AGENTS.-salary or commission. 'roIt.
es. Invention Of the age. New fateni
Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil sells on
ight. Work. Ike magic: Agent make
80 to sI2J per week. Write MON Hpt.
ERASER MIC. CO. \ 700. La crosse
Wls.
COLLEGE, STUDENTS can add u their
income by representing ~ during spare
moments: god paw. c"ngrnial Work ohN
those WHO mcau business need az ~
SRI DENTS TRADE BUREAU. % 9th
ave. on flight.
WANTFD.-A retail drygoofs house
want, competent credit nln ana h'Ai
boo1k.eprr those having had similar pr"Ni-
Gus eNperienco preferred bond icqu.rra ,
communication. treated conndcutially n De.
slr.d Adlr..s with full pant. culars ana
refer nee. POOk h EEPER. Tribune Up
town Onise. .2i2 Brosdnnx:
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MINISTER'S TO HEAR 4 LECTURE.

A circular has been issued. signed by the Rev
DR.. William r. Huntington, rector OF Grace Church.
this city; the Rev Charles Cuthbert Hail. of the
First Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn; the Rev
George Dana Boardman. Of the First Baptist
Church. Philadelphia, and the Rev Emory n.
Bradford of the First Congregational Church.
Montclair. arranging for public meeting of min
listers of all denominations to listen TO paper
by the Rev. Dr. Charles w. Shields. of Princeton
University entitled, The His0rle Episcopal, as
held at Hartman Hall. No. 6 West Nlneteenth-st:.
Thursday afternoon AT o'clock. President Seth
Low of Columbia College, Will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

exception of Of her small boIeIs s iaf, I'M ae
last and has done much more ar 11an 'ne
usual amount of cruising. me ' trorn Warseiiss
When the Chicago sailed from mere las. sum UNI
mer The Tribune stated that she "ou'a ao,Ina ~,
not be absent more than year, on NeouHt ,r vi
Admiral Erben reaching the retiring asp; ne
programme is that Commander Ffaiicls VI. l.dilsay
now holding over Chief Of the l$uteau OF Navi,
CATION Is 70 be reappointed, and II go VIII
ADMIRAL and will then be ordered to command
The European SQUADRON and have the cruiser New
York as his flagship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW. YoRK-MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1898.
ARRIVED.

steamer Port Albert OBJ: Ba.n. Yokohama July 49,
L oho Iurl.t ~ MARI a. shanghai September 10
Amoy "a Hong Kong IS Singapore Octob.r . Mha
November l. with md,e aad passenger g. carter Ha"-
lev 4 Co Arrived Al the Bar at 80 y H.
Steamer NomadIc (Bu. starae, LNeriooi November
10. with mdsc to II Maitland heisey Arrived at the
steamer Bohemia Ger Schroeder. Christisnsani No.
yen,re, Il win md,e cabin llJ sicelage passengers
70 r. j G. ritz, Arrived the Bar at q p H.
" S,c,ner Russa Ger. schmidt Hamburg November
viii ndse IS cabin and 100 steeragc passengers to
n ! Cortis Arrived az the Bar II L., y nL lTh.
" steamer Loeb Mzree tBr, All son Rotterdam Novcm.
her ; with mdse 70 simpson, spence Nyins. Arrived
at the Bar at midnight 18Th - -,
r,dss In Sander-on son. Arrived at the Bar at y
S,oa,.r Kaiser Wilhelm IL Ger. StOrmef, Genoa
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THE CHICAGO IN GOOD CONDITION.

A report was published a few days ago that
the boilers of the cruiser Chicago now Admiral
Erben's flagship in European waters. were in such
bad condition that the vessel would return home
at once TO receive boilers and other needed
repairs letter received at the Navy Yard from
one of the officers of the ship says that the Chi
cago is in exceedingly good condition. with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
Brook!nu Real Gstate 60 Get.

PART Of a urce-stofy. new brown
atone house (secOnd noor and part Of third
excellent modern finish. very desirable
neigh bor loOd light and cheerful rooms
residence Of the owner. snail family ol
three adults; two minutes from Albany
ave station. Kings Co. Elevated IL min.
utes from Bridge; viii let b. gentleman
and wife or small family OF adults. not eN'
cccding three persons rent go Apply
b CHARLES y. HOTALTSG. I'll Sumnet-
ave. cor. McDOnougb-st.. Brooklyn.
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Gounirn Real estate % Let

To LET FIR the season AZ Lccsburs,
Florida dcs Tablr. We l-fufnishei hon =,
with all mod RI convenience, suirOnhG'
ottcr fluit trees In barring Lccsb'irg II
situated on Lake lIarr-. and j. on OF
the most attractive places for winter rcsi-
d nee IN Florida terms for TIA season Dc
ceInhcr ! 60 Nav l. 400. Adii'ss J.. u.
Box No. ga. New-YorA CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
Conntrp Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIK-Hesi.
dence properties of all descriptions Tor si.e
snc 10 let furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR, D.eaman-st.
EAST ORANGE. n. ID sslfshic prop.
crty for sale furnished ard unlurh shea
houses % rent. = u. CONDlT. opposite
Bsick Church Station.
THE HALE FARM. on which Nat
Hale was born: 800 acres 3 miles from
South Coventry, Conn. mil.- from Aa-
Dover: miles from Nillmsntic large.
two.story and 0ttlc house. 4O-foot fvni.
with extension 100 acres under cultiNai o..
remainder woodland. Inquire Of ANGELL
354 4ta-aNc., Ncw-IOIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

xoxonhar < Gibraltar II, with ndsc, GS cabin and
sos st.4.rlae ps-senscr- to OeHch' Co. Arrived ~
steamer , lnd d. On rnAam Geei S nusa y SeP
,cnber :. Charlcston november H. WIN ~ r''' W " "a
Sonc, orinoro d;r' fraser, Bermuda November !.
with ndse and IL Iasscnsels, " \ = oe'
CO. Arrived at the Bar at r. Orleans with mdse
steamer ' %rd1nsatm CEp. Kiney Boston to waydeli
sG'n Southern ero.,. Clark, . stoo. s, RADIANT.
sandy Hook 80 m-Wlnd nor""c''' "'''e''e
breeze; clcr c,r,rrn
Steamer Hobana Span. Gau. Havana am MeN1a"
pOf steamer Yemasec Mckee Jacksonyllle-winiam
Steamer calana Dutch. Hine Eo''era' n'-f u"ch'
steamer Morgan City OTIS New-orieons-John Van
Steamer Colombia shaekford Colon-stimford Parry
steamer laurie OBJ, Jones. Liyerpoo-H Maitland
STEAMER Ardangorm CBr kinney. Guantanamo 81
jag. AMI Cienfucgo~- waydeli Co. -, eu,hor,
steamer iovcl GEO Jungst, Bremen Via '"'p
steamer oiaina. Robinson. CaarIeston-wiN4'm +
Steamer La Fiandre Dutch. schmuck Ant"erp-c
steamer Dorian CBr). Bermpohl. Kingston 'an-r'in
steamer Chalmettc. Brown. New.orleans-John va"
steamer Melbourne Obj. Grimes. Neworeans-BusA d
Bark Antonio d'Abundo utaD. Cammarota' Leghorn-
Park swan Nash Pernambuco-Thomson Co.
Bark Glcnafton (Br), Muniy, st kit.s-A y S''au'
Schooner @ L Bentley (Br, Bentley, Port Grevile'
y 81 w Parker & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Renown r for Savannah Cha1ies Mef s
nc--,rr. Liverpool; Tallahassee. Savannah '"i'"a
Out hj. R0ttcrd,m - - n.x,or mr.,
WEYMOUTH. "
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Citn Real Gstate for Sale.

EIvERsIDE DRIVE, corner losth..r.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house low
price; send for circular. ATLAS IN
fROTEMENr CO. Is broadway.
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domestic 6ituations Oanteo
Males.

USEFUL-MAN.-By young man N
clearinghouse. Address GEORGE WoLrr,
ALL Wn.f t-fh.-f
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Apartments tUanteo.

4 SMALL APARTMENT til May; I'M
furnished preferred no Housekeeping be-
tween rarE ANA 9Th AYES, aboN" JstI-st.
.tate terms. boa Toe. HcmpstcaG, l.. /.
ADvEKTI sEMENTS AND SUBSCRIr.
TIONs FOR THE NtW YORK Tkib'
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE UP.
1OHN OfFi,E 40. ~ BioaG"ay, I'd
door north d Thirty -nrst-sL and ADvER-
TIsEM ES1 : at the following Ijrancn OF.
nce 2ji Sth-aye.. :. 9. cor. 25d-~t. log
Gthayc.; I57 FOurth-ayc., corner -Four.
feminist. 7CO tn ri ave: lj9 East Eolty-
Sesenth.st.. corner 3d.ave $50 East lz5th-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAO'
Sunrise ss4 Sun sets 43s Moon sets AZ MOON age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sondv Hook See Gov. Island 5:43 Hell Gaze 1885
r. M-Sandy Hook 5:55 Island Cos Hell cate 500
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OUTGOING STE1 NERS.

TO-DAY.
Xoso, ,,.o For Mails close. Vessel sails.
Have n Lloyd Bremen. f''V " I" o''V III
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER r.
Ney-York American Southampton ID ~ M 90 p IN
Friesand. Red Star Antwerp SY II, S ~
Hayti, 1t .'i i
Tcutonic White Star Liverpool ...li ~ Il IN S:og N
Orizaba n Y * Cuba. Havana ...... lW III o.p y III
Rotterdam Meth Amer. Rotterdam ~" y III ." J. III
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %.
Orinoco Quebec Bermuda. ........... 10y m S:W IN
Cienfuegos & Cuba, Nassau j." j III ''W y IN
FRIDAY NOVEMBER "a.
Iroauois Clyde jacksonville. ....'.. gu IN
Cbattahoochee Savannah, Sayannah.... 800 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

tSti UL.MAN and WAITER,-By
Young q rman with references; understinds
furnaces willing AMI obligng; prNa,e
family or oarLng house m0dvIuts saiafy'
Address SIADLER % West 1ftn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
THL MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
-znnETnN DnRTS

Steamer Trave lGcr). Sander iom NcwYork, arrived
at southampton November and proceeded for Brceli
steamer Buiialo tBI), Mairt. from Newfork OetoDcf
steamer Paula ger. Kemers 0rom Dantzic)' sa''c'
from shields for Ncw-lork November Il. -, =, ~.
steamer CronIa OBJ, Lord sailed from Leith ior Ne"
November -.
steamer Edam iDutch). Brunsma from iiotofa'm io
New. \ ork IA >s,d Isle Of wight November ~.
steamer La Bfctlgnc (fD, Collier, nom Ha're io'
New. l0rN passed the Lizard November 10 49,
81 amer NOOidland tIoigl, Grant Ne"-1wh ior anu
wern passed the Lizard oNcnibcf 20. 49, -
Steamer Virginia tn'rJ, schec from New otn Vc
ob,r - for >tcttn arrived swinemundo November -
tl,ia treil, heutcr, sailed from s'r''in LOT
New.l ork November II. IT, -.
s;cln = d, rwcnt Holmes (ID. Holmes, sailed from
Daltnc for New y olk November II. ,
steamer Iaolinina lt,crl. kocA. sailed from Hamburg
for Nrw-Y ORR November 10. ...... D..
II. amer Apollo IN sykes, sailed from Antwerp for
Newly ork November Is. ..,,, -, 49,. Vol,
steamer la Gascognc tFr), Sahtelli. from Nc"'hoi"
November H. arrived AZ IlaNrc November ~ =, VI.
steamer OcNcugm (POrtl. knud-cn from NcW- PIN
OcoI,r for OportO arrived at LciNce- November
steamer Glcnfrun (iIr Norman nom Japan anu
China via sucE for Ncw.York, passed Gibraltar NO
NcmDcr 20 =, ~, rhoun.oo ,,or xc,,
York october IS for Bombay, arrived at Fort Sau No
Ncmbcr Il?
steamer Pascal r), sailed from Santos for New'fork
November Is M, ,.,.. g.. ~,
York November j..
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flats 90 Get, Anfnrnisheo.

TO LET.-In the Daihousie. 10 10 AZ
West J9th-st., fronting Central Park. very
choice, unfurnishcd apartment none better
IN the city house absolutely Grcproof. In
oulre OF the JANlTOR-
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nral Cstatc 10 Gftbanse.

EXCHANGE FOR COT NTKY RESI-
DINtE.--first.cisss private mouse on
PrOOkiyn IIGghtS, near Wall Street ferry.
J. .. nOYT, Il Bftndway.
SHOP with water power. natural gas al
the door. VIII exchange FOR iron or wood
working machinery. Address w. T..
DAVIS Rochester y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBsCRII
for Sale.

ATTENTION i-Sewlne machines OF IN
kinds new, s2j; good second hand ol0;
eaah or credit; exchanged. rtntcd. A.
RACSIHS. 2.1ol 3d-a,e., 1lSth-st.
At REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second
hand wood and iron working machines
exchanged. GEORGE b. EDDY. 33S Madi.
son.st.
BROOKLYN and NEw-YORK express
business for sale; horse. wagon and har.
ness good chance for a young man. Apply
TO MANNING. 3f9A 14th-st., Brooklyn.
BUY your Christmas presents now
beautiful gold chairs only 81 so reduced
rom ~ 80; great sacrifice; closing out;
come early avoid the rush. 90 Mufray-st.
BUTCHER sH0P.--Corner. with horse
end wagon. 77G Gates-ive.. cor stuy.
vessntst.. BROOKLYN; NO agents:
HANDSOME GOLD CHAIRs..9;rest
ssspince o. so. retailed generally ~ 80;
reducing stock buy direct from manufac.
turePs. GILT CHAIR COMPANY, 500
0th-sve.. near 22d.st.
MAHOGANY TABLES FOR SALE
Three old mahogany tables. matched. Can
b vssd A three. or joihcd into one. mex.
ins an extension table IL feet long ana
fcft inches wide rs years old IN Per:
feet order. Address THE REGISTER"
SAFES.-We have INSIDE up 100 nr.t-
e1nee honse safes, guerantecd nrep!ool;
eus pyiee. o10 worth so Cell sne ex'
OtSe osD. p. y. GROSS 40 yway'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
Real estate iOantco.

CYRILLE CARREAU Agel.. Grand.
Sc. and Bowcry. solcIts property ~ irat.
nanafe sell or trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21

ADVERTISEMENTS AND svBscRIP.
uNE Will BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No LAP brosdway.
VERTisEMENTs 1T the following Branch
corner osiy-.eyenth::.s use Ea; & FGysy 7;
seyenth-st.. corner Thir-eVss,;i 80 "a"
n lss Sixty g .i;..t... ii.sos ssssys iX
We6s Forty sec oud st 19z ColumbuSave
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INCOMING S1EA NERS.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER -.
w f.,,lo
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5TH-AVE., 247.
Large. elegant apartment. first floor.
with large frontage on avenue. Knicker'
booker Building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23
RELEASED ON A WRIT.

Abraham Jolin and Charles Carson are
out of the County jail.
Charles Carson was released from
the county Jail yesterday by Judge
Lawrence on a writ of habeas corpus.
The grounds for the release were that
the prls oner had been tried and com
nitted before justice of the peace on
the charge of larceny. A justice of
the peace has no jurisdiction in such
cases.
Judge Lawrence also released Abra-
ham Jolif from the county Jail yester.
day on a habeas corpus writ The
prisoner was brought here from X
county on the charge Of assault with
intent to kill. The court held that
the commitment and the papers in the
case showed that the defendant had
been tried in a probate court without
a jury in felony case, in which said
court had no jurisdiction. Colonel
Jones appeared as attorney for Joliff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

SINCE Bourke Cochran has shown
both the ability and intention TO make
an inquiry into the attempt OF the
last administration 20 annex territory
TO the United States without consult
ing the House of Representatives, il
Is quite probable that Mr.. Boutelle's
fiery determination 10 impeach the
President for uucovering the Stevens
conspiracy will bc allowed TO vanish
from sight As for Mr. Boutelle him-
self the sudden and terrific anger
shown by him is enough 10 make one
believe that be, Too, was connected
with the plot To overthrow Queen Lii
and give Claus Spreokles, through his
sugar plantations. a bounty from the
United States. While the public SEN
timent seemed to he running his way
Mr. Bountelle was in very good
humor with himself and the world in
general His antics since the special
message of President Cleveland are
more suggestive Of the desperate re-
sistanee Of a trapped wolf Of his ma
tive forests than anything else.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

by electing John T. Ho pllins Mayor
under the circumstances OF Mondays
contest, although by a small plurality.
Chicago proved herself reliably Demo
cratic at any and al times II is natur-
al for the discontented vote to charge
existing evils on the party in power,
even though the contrary be shown by
every logical process. Chicago has
had more than her share, perhap., of
the country's dissatisfied and floating
population, which 4 few cuuningly
worded denunciations OF Democratic
rule TO tnrn into the Republican chan
mel. Bat in spite Of these facts Mr..
Hopkins has been triumphantly elected
and, as successor to the man of nation
al prominence, he Will be expected to
prove himself worthy Democrat eN-
ecutive Of splendid Democratic
city.-Kansas City Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

We are IN receipt of the eighth
number of this very interesting public
alton. 1t is conceded that in no other
form will the great Columbian Expo
sition be SO fttingly portrayed for
present use and permanent preserva-
tion, as in The Book or THE FAIR, a
work of COO imperial folio pages,
l2Nl6 inches, printed on the finest en-
ameIed paper, and now being pub
lished in - parts of 40 pages each, at
SLOO part. The work presents all
the features of the fair and the mar
velous contents Of all the great build
ings. The pages are filed with scenes
of beauty ana utility, such as the fern
mountain under the reat dome, the
the room in King Ludwig's palace, the
Electric Tower of Light, the Queen of
England's tapestry, the French Pa
yilion. the Dehomany Village, the
Battle ship and zen thousand more
The book is for all time and should be
in every household.
We understand that there is an op-
portunity for = few more competent
persons To canvass for The superb
book. and we know OF no more praise.
worthy or proftable.occupation. Those
interested can write to the Bancroft
30 Auditorium, Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

Remember that FOR everything need
ed in fine cooking we are headquarter.
for good goods. We have all the deli
cacies relishes, preserves, olives, nuts
citron, orange and lemon peel Pure
apple cider mnce-mcat sweet pickles
New Orleans molasses. honey syrup
maple syrup, maple sugar, honey. all
kinds Of raisins, fancy eyaporated
fruits, galatine figs, cocoanut. ehoco.
late, cdom cheese, pineapple cheese,
fancy cream cheese, oranges, bananas,
lemons, French glazed cherries, etc.
Goods delivered promptly.
kDBALL GROCERY Co.
ll3 and ll5 y. Division St
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

The Territory Bar association met
al Ardmore yesterday aud was in ses-
sion until late hour last night. The
association Is preparing a bin 70 bs
presented 70 cOgress az lis present ses-
sion providing Tor the appointment of
two additional judges for the Indian
Territory, eonferring complete juris-
dietion upon the United States eourt
in the lndian Territory, giving a terri
tOrial supreme court and increasing
the jurisdiction Of the United States
commissioners court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23
IN THE COURTS.
New suits Filed In the District Court
Prisoners Bound over.


DISTRICT COURT, l. T. PITTS CLERK.
Following new suits were filed: F.
II. Elwell vs.. Tootle, Hosey a Co. Of
St. Joe. and Miller a Russell Con-
spiracy alleged Damages wanted in
sum Of $4,000 and $1,000 wanted on
goods. Frank G.. White attorney for
plaintiff
L. 5. COMMISSIONER
Harper. the alleged forger. was
bound ever by Commissioner Goodrich
in the sum of $500. John Harold,
whisky seller, was bound over by Com
missioner Jaunderson in the sum Of
$500
Norman Webb, who was bound ove-
in the sum Of $500 for Introducing
will be given a hearing by Commis-
sioner Thomas to-day.
W. l. Kidd, charged with cutting
timber in Lincoln county, was released
by Commissioner Goodrich. There was
no evidence to hold him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23
CANDY MAN FAILS.

Edward Ringeisen's Confectionery Goes to
the Wall.
The confectionery and fruit stand of
Edward Ringeiscn, near the corner of
Harrison avenue and First street, was
closed last evening by Coyle & Smith,
wholesale grocers, who hold notes
against Ringeisen for goods purchased.
Light patronage caused the failure.
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Licensed TO Wed

Probate Judge Lawrence issued the
following marriage licenses yesterday:
Robert + Culp and Bertha Holiday,
Crescent City; Charles r. Maple and
Hattie Tripplett, Cedar township;
Echley G. sharp and Annie l.. Mitch
ell, Orlando.
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TAKEN TO THE ASYLUM.
Crazy Jack Mitchell Enroute to jackson
yIlle-Federsl Jau Birds.

yilie-Federsl Jau Birds.
Jack Mitchell the crazy crank who
has been confined in the federal Jail
for some tine aud who lmagines him
self mayor of Perry was taken to
Jacksonville, Ills. yesterday by Sheriff
ScrIggs of = county
O'Mailey boys, deputy marshals,
came in last night from the Creek
country with two Creek Indians and
one darley. The reds are charged
with whiskey selling.
Deputy Marshal John Hixon came
in last night with a federal prisoner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

THERE are said to be 6, 600 idle actors
in this country. If this is true, instead
of sending them to Kansas, why don't
tn. travelling companies employ some
of thcm2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

WHILE buying Christmas presents
don't forget the poor. And also re
member to give Guthrie and the terri
tory present in the shape of the
Worlds Fair museum. Subscribe a
dollar for luck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

The Wichita Eagle is growing aw-
fully mean. Listen to this: when
he is forced out of the senate, PETER
can let out his mouth to farmers to
use in getting bees to settle"
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liu

At Broad Street Grocery, corner of
Brondand Oklahoma, you viii find a
a lie Of fine California wines, unfer-
mented and free from in,oXicants
whi n are elegant for church or table
purposes. ITt6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-23

The Leader Gindery is one of
the best institutions of the
kind i'm the West and is daily
turning out large quantities of
work. Send in your orders for
binding and blank books and
they will be promptly at
tended to.