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Ncw.Yolk, saturday, jan a.
ra e,G te at aG Ie Yor "a fc the week
ending WITH to-day wa-s-51O;1
For the pre,cn, week uaa- nl; saturday. January var;
2l tie following auot.o. ~s- ".n,nhccd to BE- hed
the Exchanges.
TO-DAY tMONDA.. JA% 10
Foreclosure ale lot. 24>;9s> sicRuiaf 30 ana
5s,ory building. No 80 F;- 49,. ,,,, - 80 ISL
AS@usA. " :. 70f L 50, 7i,.,:. az 40 Ill b'oa1'
way.
TUESDAY. JANUARY u.
No A% Is Fs 'S b.t lot is 80 r. fS A
e "a to I'D &c; : {? ss aa :'9GG & e? esa
saIoPS o 1 ~ 5 %a aoaT sNi lot
i - 81 %s'i S-a AID .or1 ' drcS lsn.i
1854 AmseanSye S S' W. s5HiS s: IT eac9 RS att
Of ohave plot o. land inks ad, u SI and $ 5g sgS
s 81 At'a and 4cy stable, sIi Ne ' "a
lC1i4g s shpTG rsTS Ss e. &C. si "s 2so Of
&Isaae c Auction Cyiqo II and n; "a a|'Sy
d"S lot, s. 6Sco t. and dwclns 80 Isl Ess sG,hs
5, 62O 1t Of Levington-avr. a. no III h"'"""y''
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Is
Partition sale: lot o9x77. and G-story building. 10
bqs 5 # and !, t ssag @Ts e. 81 3 Hf5e
and sstory dwelling Of West i67th-,s, 1893 II -
S%nTs"" 50 s g'i ls ae' AISgs
q lot N"f s,gTy aT' amrtoH No ,a h
Ts e l5 Sltss and i SiS dSeas So Fast
4o.3 II " Of shave tat No III iro'dw'yl.
THURSDAY, JANUARY ID.
Foreclosure sale lot 2aNoo wesi sG %s 800, @py
feet Of Genital PARK wes, lot Of Lcxmcto
ave-: lot is ixlooS aud 3--ofy dwelling 10 y w,,t
g s"lnrr builsms NO EOS Wei Gd4t - -
IOh.ave Auction sale lot, and three 'stoy ana one
Sl.sve at No. III HroaGw,yl
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20.
Foreclosure sale lot l3o>lOJ4 ard js,ory dwelling,
No. los West 44th-'t. $ i@S2 It OF otn"'e'
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REAL. rsr,r.. TRANSFERS

Va.ka Never to Atchct Maze. .-......-. 3Oooo
l44th.st : $ $50 n OF 1th-aNe, l21NH"lli q,
Francis NJ Wcmurt n jacob CoN'l io... !
AmsterdamaNc. 10 II 81 losth-,. -1N
100: Frederick Arnold to T.iuisa tlnod =.
lyCth.st n : 100 It. Of 9TH ave 5'oN!!.il
Thona, & Van Brunt and another - Henry &,
Gcrard.sVc. : . corner i;sth.st loooN32GllN
= ~ lO5xfrcguar: Chat!rs n Wilson, ct a.,
to Edwin a Bradley ............. .; -. 80. ]
Forest-ayc :. 800 II OF i"orec-> t. @ONs'6; 90
Josephine T. Cronk - EHccn" NJ Ho"in'ii-- 81
Same property Frank : Birnagc ct al TO siine l""p
Almond Place corner OF PcrOt.st. 2-NSo; ltai' oo
II Cohen and wife to Loan, Su1qhFck 90 3'VJ
lsIst-st. II G. lot 2ls map Pro.pcct HI! Mlch'Hl
Ternan 10 Sarah T. MuIphy. ........-.... .
lood II corner 31-ayc. j0NlOO. aud oth"r
property; Jacob Cram and wife TO Norman
Iivngon.st. Nos 1875 ANA 49, John W Camp ooo
he'll 20 Regina Mand baum ..........-.--..... -UV
bATTo T.i NO - N'"' ''''.''" 3 10000
c7th.st No 2o4 West Charles + Butler ~ A;'her .-o
Ncnst"in '""''
''I Fos,cr 40 w . 1850
'o h,nc 10 wiIlln,n II Zane mo" 800
74th-st n g 1ol n . Arlstcrdam-aNe 81 3AiO22;
VIA + Gardner o. Ffancl. Noylor - 81 "G,cOO
Lexington. ave. No EOS Paul s. Bolgc- 10 A.
n
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

at 80 10 a. NJ, 10 e. 40 speciai, 20. U:l5 T. NJ
tos Tons River, Baraesat PARK. and Baineeat. 80
For Atlantic city Vincand. md Brdgeton. 80 A. NJ
Lao L. NJ.
80 Is. II 80 \. NJ, 80 as. 90. 20 T. 81
Sunday 90 A. NJ. 90 =. NJ.
Tickets and paorcar seats be procured at 172 235
20I. as. 5Sj. oi2, lii0 Brad"oy - MuIray.st Slt
West i26th.st. New.York S,s washincton.st. 725 Full
ton.st brooklyn. and ~ Broadway. wy ismsburg.
westcot Express Co. win call for and check baggage
sro,n hotaI or resid In dpstination.
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HOW NATURE CURES" SCIENTIFICALLY
DEMONSTRATES THAT BREAD. CEREALS. AND
ALL STARCH FOODS ARE UNNATURAL AND IN.
WHOLESOME. SCIENTISTS AND LAYMEN ALIKE
WILL FIND IT WORTH THEIR WHILE CRITICALLY
TO EXAMINE THIS EVIDENCE.
Densmorc although graduate OF one Of the oldest
OF old school medical colleges, Is rcsoutcy opposed 70
drastic drugs AID mineral medcines aud Enthusiastically
overcoming disease by diet and obedience 10
hye!cnic laws. THE Saturday Review" LONDON Sept
30. 1890 cdtorialy states: ''DH. DENSMORE Is ONE
OF THE MOST OPEN MINDED MEN WE HAVE EVER
NET IN PRINT" DR.. Dcnsm0rc Is well known in
England as the founder Of NapIal Food Society and
Of It's organ the NATURAL FOOD magazine: and hc has
brought the racks OF the Ne9earians by
lights he ha brought to ben upon their iavorte
foods
pamphlet OF - pases with paper cover. containing
preface, tIbc OF contents and OF the more Important
chapters in the book Is published simultaneously at 25c
and IS an Invaluable handbook Either OF these be
purchased newssands. ordered through book.
seller, or will be pos, free receipt OF price
Address,
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RECORDED MOErGAGTS.

Powman Eurc~c NJ ~ Peter Chapman. 10y a.
map James J. Pershall. 3 y,ars- ..............- s
Coolsr Henry g. 70 FREDERICK = Stang,
145th.st . Of Nn.-aNe. 3 var ........... -
Burdick. Francis VI Ia W \ smith. executor. go
1ljth.st Of Boue,rr veIrs 14c
Cronlcv John T. 70 J. ! porter LOIS ~. % ~.
90. map Il + Canaan, denAnf ,...-.... :
CaIlna;0 Acosfino. . C. -" T. WATT.
21thst. of iOih-,N'. demand ....... ...-...-- 90
Hcav. Mar. . IG'ri'k Ryan, a :. 1924 =. 90
Of 3dNNc. demand ....... ....-.. ...-.. .
Hutrr. Jo-ep g. ana otter. T. lsale Winar.
?d.aNc. u 81 5~ih-.'. rc1rs ..... ..-...- 10
Hesscu MARY and another 9 'ha,'cs :. I1n-
don : fhanhcr. Il. o. Co'l.yc Place. var 80
Samnis Emily. 10 American iip.st ll'trc MI
sion Society. wNulk. ScdcWikric.
adjoining land 81 W Siornb.". y"ir.-..... 81
Halliday. Mtchcll - Fixalath Kenyon.
l24th.st II LcnoV.aVe. yeas .-.....-- ,"
" dn,Sst r ~ -,bay, 4 ,c,rs 100
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lnstrurtlon.

For Young Ladies-City
BOARDING AND DAY SCtIOO.- tOI. GIRLS
ID NO. GOT 6TH.AVE.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. CHAS. II. GARDNER, Principals.
~ EW.YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. l2jth-st n. y
~ All practical branches day evening. Call or al.
dress CLEMENT {. GAINES, Mount Mo ris Bank Big
1CHE MISSES WREAKS.-School for Gill, and Kinder
i garten. Second term begins february l. 81 East
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foot an0 found.

OsT.--saturday afternoon IN Carnegie Music Hall.
- and jStiist. elevated station. purple
velvet case marked Stuttgart. containing aluminium
opera glasses PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ticket 10 Newark
Finder will receive reward by r'turnng same 10 w. +.
Field go Bfoad~t. Newark, NJ J.
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Menu pnbliratlone.
HOW NATURE CURES.

BY EMMETT DENsMOEE. NJ. D. Published BY SWAN.
SONNENSCNIEN CO. Paternoser Row. London
work Of AIS pages clear type. fine paper well bound
cloth price. $780,
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STILLMAN & CO.. 1898 Broadway. n.

"DUT MONEY IN THY PURSE."-Shake-
spoare. After 10 doing, invest same in my admir-
able cheap books."-PRA1T. 155 6tn.ave. Q:th.stl
Eighteenth Edition. post paid fot 25c.. or stamps.
m HE HUMAN HAIR, Why it Falls OF
l. Turns Grey and the Remedy: BY Prot. HARLEY
PAKKEr a. NJ. LONG & Co, ! 013 Arch-st, Phila. Pa
Every should read this little book. "-Atienaeum
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0eafbers


A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors. professors. teachers.
"A covcrness,s. etc, In all departments Of learning Cir
good schools mended parents. MIRIAM
C0Y1.IEIE. Book Building. 100 Nfth.ave cor 20th.st.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&C.. TO Colleges. Schools aud Families Apply TO
MRS. NJ. J. YOrNG-FULToN. % Union Square.
n LOcUTION and PHYSICAL CCLTURE.-Ciass and
II private instruction. M.s MARTIN. Hotel Brock
hoist. l0l Wet S5thst. New.Yok City.
ID RIvATE INSTRUCTION: preparation for college a
I speciality highest references. Address
YALE GRADUATE Box 90 tribune Office.
THE FISK Teachcrs' MISUNDERSTANDING. Boston. Chi.
i csgo Los Angeles &C. 5000 positions filed H. f.,
CitU,K EK y. y. Manager 70 shave uStxst, 90 "
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proposals..

proposnle.
& EALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Undersigned at the Town Hall Of Grayrsend
the list day " January 1898, for the purcha~. Of
$50 bonds ~ the town OF Grayc>cnd per local
improy loan payable forty years on the first
.crst following the dat" OF the bond These bonds
are IN pursuance OF Chapter Is OF the Laws
and Tor the purpose OF rdecmng short
los al inuTo, rncnt bond, coming due year iSo3.
JONI Y. McKANE
supervisor Town OF GraNes'nd
Dated . Gfayc-end. January :. 1898
~ s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room r. Z, Army
u. Building 30 Whltchall-st.. NewYork City, January
g. sealed proposals for dredging In the h,rbor a,
Port Jefferson Inlet y. y Will be received at this office
until twelve f2i O'clock. Wednesday. January IL
1903 snd then publicly opcncd. Specarntions blank
forms all avni'"bc Information Will be furnished
pca,ion thi, oGce. d. {. HOUSTON. Colonel. Corps
Of Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

VAN NORMAN INST. tFounded 1850.
S. l.. cor. OF West Endave. and Ilstst. .
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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u anrinq ACADEMIES.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOR's.
"A 1oS West 5jth.st. Private lessons and classes In
dancing; terms, &C., sec circulars.
XNat, and oil fashionable dances taught private
w sad cas lessons artistic, fancy and dancing
taught terms moderate circulars Knickerbocker Con.
servstory, ~ West l4th.s
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A RED STAR LINE.

n. FOR ANrW EEP AID PARIS.
sailing tir Aew.York ond hptwcfp wrek'y
RrIGf.VINND .... .Wcdne.div, Jan. Is, , 80 o. IN
Ei,fi.~I.IND .. W,dle-day. Jan. 25 IL 80 a. M
Flr. 2 ,abn syO upwad cabin. 70 Ant"crp
sas. ftSn Sntwcfp s}s Reduction round trip. hp-
ply TO Facts St'cragc a. very 10Y I1,e' 20
General Bowling Green.
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A MEXICAN rAS-EAGEk LINE.

AMERICAN PAS EAGEk LINE.
a 70 sr TuOMN, MARTINIQUE BARBADOS and
NRALlI, rlII T. = sd BRAIIL NAIL b ,. Co.
= : sEGUEtNcA Wednesday Jan. 10. D. IN.
FOR
,toxrtVIDfO Trf&cS ARES AND ROSARIO.
calling al II. Thomas -. $50
G ,DNASCi, ...... 1"c day. Feb -. p m
- ~ rNII. +. GERHARD 4 60. General Arnt
-.,.. ,-.,,. TuOS COOK & son, @Gl md .225 r. way
A PARTY 10 Palestine, caves c New s 1rG
10. pIoTrahf-ii n IENK1Xs 81 B,ondNav. y. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

.'a,,c Inn Is Il n m Germ alic Feh. Is. p. IN.
Wa"-tic ian * II 10 M Sia,srr Febl2. 10 80 am.
IS fannie Feb. !. C. m Brt'nlc r''Vn - o. ~ a.
'Ieutouic Feb :. III 30 an ~ rH'Hc pa - -" lii
Prom, Nyl,ite Duck. loot e W o,t i th-st
saloon SO hpwdrl, accorhS 70 sv.amc' NJ
on ~ hath second cabl these steamers, $50 aud
$40. Prrpac $40 ed - serags rroH or . le
Old County, So ~. ~ Diosd"ey' He"iS'A' A"".
delphis once ic6 Welnut.s ,., ,,rrsyv .,,,,
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4 -INMA\ LINE.
n. XLw.Y0tk TO eovTnAMPToN.
CITY or NV YORK saturday frO %, ~ p N
CITv OF CiiISrER........... saturday Mar: g. a. M
SirY Cr rl'l'IIN ' saturday Mar. ls. S a. IN
From Pcr 49, y r.. ,,ot x Christopherst
first cabin passage r. Southampton London OF HUI
$50 and ~pwa'e. acoostng - e,eamcr Second cabin
3 al aud &ij ~tcefagn a. low rltns - 80
e'V "'' ~ EXATI6%hL NAVIGATION CO,
t,.nc,,i Agent. EoNlur .'r,en. y. y.
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4 TOURS 10 THE TROPICS.
\ ATLAS l. Y l..

4 y i L. a > - ~ Il.
WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEW.YORK
N the Island II Jamaica, renowned for us salnDrou'
i,rofc and natural arty winter station Of the British
Snv and head Iuarcrs the British Army In he west
Indies. hotel. and splendid 7 ou,. NJ. , 30
Regular sslnc' also Tor lIaiti, Cosn iso" anu eh'
many old World towns 81 tho Spanish man.
llnst atrd pamphlet meliei nes: vi.
PIN. FORWOOD 4 co. Ag'nt% ~ SLat'',t Ncw' otA'
TUOS. COOK K SONS. Tourists Agencies
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,ACICIC MNI. STEAMSIIIp COMPANY,S

To II.NITI NV'tHI ~ .
1 LINTS 10 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
CENTRAL. MD SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAlC0.
From New YORK Pier foot Of Canol-st. North River.
for San I,nrci~, %. the Isthnua OF Panama.
COLOMBIA sail, Friday, January 20. noon.
From san Francisco, 1T and lilonnen sts..
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PEKING sails sat, Fob T. p. M.
For height passage general Information apply 81
conlrany's onIcc on the pier foot ~ cana>t y. Il.
II. i. RCfIAY. 'icacral Superintendent.
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CLYDE LINE.
-HAABi,kG AMLRlCAN PACKET co

n. TO GEHoA; u. ,,in.2 al R,r,R Fob. a.
tASD H ESIQN 70 the yors a FEB me
Orient by Fuerst Bis'narek, from Nc"forh' fc"' =
Duration 10 weels. send for p1aphst
EXPRESS SERVICE 70 co>r,xrrr
SOrrTH ANPTON' LONDON. AND THE con ! Ne "a
by no gnncen tsia..crew ,"Gmts o OF ''o'o0'
iANnu lti.AAltklNAN PAl KEI 20, 81 BWay, ~. l.
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REAL. ESTATE.
BUSINESS Al HE EXCHANGES.

Ncw.yolk, saturday, jan a.
The total amount realized from au,t o. say: " ~, ~
rfa. New Nork - room lO' III WIN
ending " to-day $50 U;J
LIST OF AUCTIONS
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, % West 56thst.-
u All departments. boarding pupils received.
Elmer L. Phelps a. NJ. y. c. Hcndrckson, Phi. d.
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For Rows and Young Men-Clty.


u OOKkEEPING, stcno2Taphy. rpcwriting &C.. noi
ID ournly taught day evening situations furnished
Address New. York Business College, 125tE-st., n Y
upARV.pD School
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III 57S 5th-ave.
2ND TERN BEGINS FEB ] 1893
Special given 70 loys picJ airing for college.
WILLIAM EREELAND lliu lnal.
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For Both SeXee-City.

THE BERLI1z SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
i Madison Square (cOr. 23tl-st. AMI Is way).
Branches in the principal American ana European cities
New term begins now.
* iOIiIU AND.-Andrw J. Graham's School IA Broad
- gives thorough instruction In shO thtnd and
writing In least possible time; pupils get position sopn
classes daily except saturday; evening
classes TUESDAY and Friday Circulars free.
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DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR LAGUAYI;A, PUERTO CALEILO. CUEACOA
,OiiO And MARACAItO.
UAERECK STORES BEOOKLYN.
s. S. PIiILADELPHfA.....We "wednesday. Jan % p. m.
-. CARACAS. ............. Friday. Feb j. y. III
s. 5. VEN tZrELA ..-... wednrsday. Feb -, 1 p. n
These Amo rcan steamships. especially built Tor the
trade have very superior atlon- for isengcr,
BGULTON Hiss DALLErT.
Tourists Agent. General Managers l35 Frontst.
THOS. COOK & son POI and LOS Broadway.
SAVANNAH LlNE-Four Steamers weekly
- from New Pee 80. ~ T.. foot Spring.st
= y. TALLAHASSEE Moptay jan. 10. b. IN.
y. :. KANSAS CITY wcdncs AZ. Jan ~, 3 y. IN
=. =. fiArTAiDDfllFf...... fld0Y. Jan. 20. 3
). :. NAlOOCiil.E.. Saturday, Jan 81. D.
Connecting with G. H. u. or Ca: ana :: =. & w R'v
for all robots m GEORGIA. FLORIDA, SOUTH CARO-
LIMA ALABAMA AMI LOUISIANA. Unsurpa ,srd &C.
coumo1 itOls fst class table d'hotc. FOR freight and
passage app to
J. D. Iiasfa zen. l.. ACT w. H. Rh"tt. GcnI Agt.,
: F. W I;y oGl Eway. Cent? r. r., 37 Bway.
T. l.. WALKER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co..
.. "pEfET. Manager New Pier 81. North River.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-26
ARISToCRATIC BUT POOR.
How Lots Of Men Envied for Their Swell
 ness Have to Economize.

How Lots Of Men Envied for Their Swell
 ness Have tn Economize.
 A popular young fellow was heard by a representative of the New York Trib une to discuss the other day the way ir which so many idle society men con trive to exist upon very limited in comes. If you wear decently good clothes, belong to at least one good club, and are in the swim,'" he said, mo one asks about you further; and if you have inexpensive tastes you can economize in a thousand ways. In the first place, if man is fairly popular, he is always in demand for dinners and during the seasons he can dine out meaning attributed to dreams, we can at least profit by these practical hints.
 Considered as products of bad diges- ton dreams cannot be reasonably ex- pected to tell us anything of useful character or to supply us with any warn ing, except one directed against the continuation of depraved dietetic hab- it's If it is true that the sleep of health is dreamless, then it becomes difficult to believe that the only persons to whom visions in sleep are vouchsafed should be the victims of indigestion. It is al- ways a puzzle for persons of an unim- aginativc turn of mind to understand how the future, which does not yet exist, can be supposed to have any ef- feet on the present, and it must be ad- mitted that dreams of warning are much harder to believe in than the brain waves and thought transfer ences' which members of the psychical research society take as matters quite in the ordinary course of things. There is a considerable mass of testi- mony in favor of the power of the mind to produce results at an enormous dis tance by some system of psychical telegraphy of which nobody has yet discovered the secret. A man who goes to sleep and dreams that his brother is being killed by wild tribe in central Africa, and who afterwards hears that he did meet with that fate at the pre- else time when the vision occurred, need not fly to any supernatural explanation of the phenomenon. It is quite differ ent when Q dream tells of something which is to happen in few months time. In the latter case most people will prefer to join with science in attributing the fact either to law of coincidence or to simple deIusion.
 "We must do science the justice to admit that if she increases the gloomi- ness of life in some directions, as by her doctrine of the struggle for existence, she decreases it in other respects, one of which is by aiding in the gradual banishmept of any confidence in visions and omens and 'weirdness' generally"
Arizona republican., 1893-03-26
800 TANK HELD.
Mrs. Simpson Completely lden-
 tifies Him
As the Indian Who Tried to Murder Her Little More Than a
 Month Ago.

Soo Tank, the Pima Indian who shot Mrs. Simpson five miles south of the city a month ago, was given hear ing yesterday morning before Justice Kincaid and was bound over to the grand jury for attempted murder. Mrs. Simpson had recovered to such an extent that she could be brought to appear against him. She readily rec ognized Soo Tank as the Indian who had climbed on the wagon and shot her. Her l2-year-old stepson also iden- tiied him. Soo Tank said that he was sitting on log with three little Indian boys when the Simpsons passed along the road 100 feet from him and he never saw them aiterward. This story was supported by the little h. dians, who said that Soo Tank went back to the Pima village with them.
 Mrs. Simpson admitted having passed Soo Tank sitting on the log and saw the little Indians, but said it was more than a mile distant from that place that he suddenly emerged from the bushes, and was alone
 In the course of the examination the Indian was permitted to ask any ques- tions he might choose. He confined himself to inquring of the witnesses for the territory if they knew his name and where he lived, evidently believing that unless they did, case could not be made out against him.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-26

land claim to ne 4 sec 23, tp2,nr3 @; the other was of soldiers homestead claim to by John M. Mullen to SC 4, sec 8, tp2 r5w.
 Johnnie Gibson made a good drive yesterday and held the steer all right but the infuriated animal turned and caught the pony. He was knocked completely from his feet and the rider unhorsed. Johnnie threw the steer however by hand and the frightened horse was lassosd by some of the boys.
 Gen. Clark Churchill met with an accident at the corner of First avenue and Adams street yesterday which nearly resulted seriously. His carriage collided with vehicle standing at the roadside and was overturned. Several persons ran to his assistance and ex- tricated him from the fallen vehicle uninjured.
 An unexpected increase in the num- Der of arrivals in the city has set in at time when the tide might be supposed to be turned outward. Thereare among the crowds which arrive daily a large number of moneid men many of whom are making inquiries about mining pro- perties. Others though just now fewer are taking an interest in real estate movements.
 The following complimentary notice is copied from Phillips Fashion Re- view: "The Gillett Tailoring Go. is one of the old trades, having been es- tablished nearly twenty years ago by B. T. Gillett. MT. Gillett was well known cutter in New York and Phila- delphis twenty-five years ago, and like other young men went west to grow up with the country. He has kept fully abreast of the times. and now has cold out his entire interest in the concern, and by the time this note is through the press he will be located in his new field at Phoenix, Arizona, whence he goes that his three sons may have a better and more favorable opportunity to en- gage in business. The probabilities are that after few months well earned rest he will again enter the business"
Arizona republican., 1893-03-26
Fun at a Whist Party.

A novel and mirth-provoking expert ment was devised recently by an origin al hostess for the selection of partners at a whist party. Family albums were ransaclSed orphotographs of all the gen tlemen present in long dresses, in kits or in the first pair, and these were shaken together in hat, from which the la- dies drew. Some of the bald heads above the dress suits bore sufficient re- semblanee to the bald heads in the mus lin baby froclSs to be easily recognized, but in others it was difficult to trace ownership. The most amusing part of the play was the amazement of the men when the pictures appeared, for they, like the ladies, were unaware of the plan.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The elevation of the Ward saitarium IS on exhibition at Eschman's drug store.
 D. W. Ferguson yesterday sold to J. Fl. BrOomell the south half ne 4, sec 3, tp ,nr3e, for sS,0C0.
 Lizardo Romero was given twenty six days in the county jail yesterday by Justice Wharton for misappropriating a lariat.
 A brief session of United States court was held yesterday morning for the purpose of passing upon bills of the court officials.
 Attention is called to the announce ment of the Gillett Tailoring Co.,, which appears on the eighth page. It will pay to read 1t.
 Yesterday Messrs Boker and Abrams sold for A. RedewiI lot 2, block 1, Homestead Place, for $4,500. Martin Kapsch, of Denver, was the purchaser.
 A special train will leave Tempe for Phoenix at l2:30 p. m. today for the Wild West show. The train will leave for Tempe on the return trip at 80 D. m.
 Mrs. Lila c. Moore has gone to Globe where she will lecture for few days before returning to Phenix. Her final lecture will be given here on the even- ing of April 1.
 Two final proofs were filed yesterday. One was by Mary J. Battin of desert