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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26
RECAUDACI0N
De CONTRIBUCIONBS DBL ESTADC
I'm LA CAPITAL
AVISO.

Oumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en-
el articulo 4o del Reglamento ge
neral para la imposicl6n, admins
TRACTION Y cobranza de la contribu,
ci6n industrial y de comercio, apro'
bado Dor Real Decreto de 9 de
JUNO del psssdo ailo de SO, y el IL
de la instruction para Ia cobranza
de los d6bitos por cOntribuclones de
80 de JUNO del ano 1886, hago pre-
senSe que, durante 20 dias, 4 con-
tar desde ell IL del entrante Euero,
Sc procedera por los cobradores
de esta Recaudaci6n Ia cobranza a
domicilio de la correspondence al
tercer trimestre del afio ecOn6mico
actual de 1894-95, por la contribu-
ci6n Territorial, Industrial y de
Oomercio.
Vencido dicho t6fminO, los que
no 10. hubiesen satisfecho podran
vericarlo en- esta Recaudaci0n, sita
en- la calle del Oristo ndmero II,
durante otro plszo de dlez dlas,
que terminata el 81 del mis-
mo Enero; en- la inteligencia
de que, transcurrido este dltlmV
t6rmino, sc procedera al cobso por
la via ejecotiva, seg6n 10 prevent
do por terminantrs 6rdenes de Ia
Intendencia, Y en- el arltCulo IA de
la citada instruction, aplicandose
q los deudores las penas establecl-
das ca los articulos 10 y "A de Ia
misma.
Lo que so hace pdblico para CO.
nocimlento de los Contribuyentes q
quienes concierna.
Puerto Rico, Dcbre. 20 de 1894.
Ell RECAUDADoR.
Antoai0 M. de Aldrey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26
ANTONIO AAFlU IblBlLT,

Doctor en- Dereoho ssCivll y o.
A6nioo, Abogado do los uIlstres
Oolegios dc MadEid y Puazto- Bloc,
CON bufete alberto en- Ia Capital dc
la Monarquia, ofreoe sgsss ssgvloios
profesionalcs & 90 numeso a allen.
tels de eeta Isla, pare anita oil Tri.
bunal Supreme dc Justiaia, al Con
.e11 Iis Astado, InDuaal dc Ousn
Iss Gel RelnO , (laMas eentros g.
periosas. igdi9lalas = aglnalnlatsa
voe ta0 In Naa1ha.
g8seAna D&za aA ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26
OABOTAJH

Col. esp "Ana Maria," desr ar
gando.
Col. esp. ProvidencIa," descaE'
gsndo.
Bdra. esp. "Baenaventnrs," Ger
| gahdo para Vieq1es.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo,"
cargando para Aguadilla y Maya
giiez.
Col. esp. Elefante," pendiente.
Col. esp. "Indis," cargando para
Arecjbo y Maysgiez.
Col. esp. "Dlchosa," descargan'
do.
Col. esp, Guillermito," cargsn-
do para Arroyo y Ponce.
Col esp. Hortencia," pendiente
Col. esp. "Dolores," csrgandt
para Arroyo y Ponce.
Col esp "Pepito," pendiente.
Col esp "Ooncepci6n,' pendiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26
GAOHTILLAS.

Navidad. -Dersa 1 sus Constsn
tes favorecedcres y al pdbliC0 todo
fslicisimas Pascuis Q de Navidad
k&1sSl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26
0LlvAS Y COMP :,
6u eaJaoIeclmlensa.

La MALLOBQUINA,
San Justo %, Is = 27.-Fabs;cs
dc Chocolate y O0ntiteria al DO,
mayor y al detail. Sin competen
ala. La primeze On 90 cIase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26

OPHRAC1ONHs DE BUQUHs RN PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26

ESTA-NOIA-.
Be vende una oerca de R!o-pie-
pras propia para lecheEia 8 casa de
lampo. Lntormafan, an Ia Capita
Sau ,rusto. 8---Baioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26
TRAvESfA.

Vsp. esr. 'Manuela," cargando.
Vap. esp. "San Agustin." desoar-
gando.
Col. amer. "Anits," desCargando.
Bsr. amer. "Jannie Adeline,"
pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26
De IA iSL.k,
BERTRAN HERMANCS.
FL BAZAR UNIVERSAL.
HrHr n.

Oonsignatarios de BuQues, ,.Aeen.
!. Zee "a, dc Ia Lnea de vapores "Sefra i
"Bll0ao" de Liverpool 4 esta Iala.
= Gel vapor "Avll6s " de Herrera
daosns. 1mpottadores de mercan.
olas' 1erreteria, provisiones, made.
ras, doelas- para az6car Y miel. M.
coe vacios y oompra y venta de
frutcs del pals en- COmisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26

"El Correo de Ultramar."--He
mos recibido ell primer n1mero dc
peri6dico que Col aquel tftuio o.
empezado & publicarse en- Madrid
dirigido por ell se1or Oort6n.
Las condolences materiaies de
colega son magnifiaas. Dol textG
va hablsremos otro dia.
Que tengs iarga vida EI Cores
de UJtrGmaaT.
Bisn venidoS. = En- el Vapsr CORE >
San AgWsttn regresaron de Ia Pc
ninsula nuestros antiques y esti-
madOs amigos los Sres don Ramon
Vald9s, don Maroe ino de Ante,
don jose Oaldas y don Ramon
Portllla
A Quienes damos nuestro cordial
saluGo de bienvenida.
Crime n.-Lsemos en- nm C0'egs
que un carpintero mat6 en- YRuco
a un jornalero per question de o.
los.
Para viVir cisn sfios.-El daca.
no de los miembros del Parlamsn-
to ingl6s, sir Isaac Holden, que
cuenta siete amos mas que Mr..
Gladstone, ha deelac4do reoiente'
msnte, hab!ando del m6todo de
vida que ha seguldo, y graaias al
cual ha llegado perfectamente q
edad tan avsnzada, que las leyes
de la sslud son muy sencillas y
pueden resumirse en- dos palabras ::
mucha sobriedad y ejercicio pro-
iongsdo al aire libre.
"Oonviene-dice Mr.. Holden, y
81 10 cumple como IN precepto-
una alimentaci6n saDa y moderada
= dos horss de ejerciclo al die, sea
cualquiera el tempo que hsga."
El respectable anciano que da es-
tos consejos Sc dessyuna con una
naranja, una pera, algunas uvas y
un bizcocho; la hora del almuer~
20 toma un plato de sops, en- PEI
quena cantidad, algunas onzas de
carns, va sea vaCa 6 cordero, y IN
POGO de pescado, y 50 comida sc
de los mismos mRDja'es
que el aImuerso y en- igual canti-
dad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-26

sAsFUa DEL .SOLIfA ElAeAl1Il." ID PsEf1vsall
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28

York who attended the convention of
held recently Asbuy Park for the New York Sun is enthusiastic
oh subject Of the western girl Among other atterng things
Seeing hundreds Of them together could
derng why many pretty and clever remained unmarried
knocks Darwn theory Of selection into smhereens They
frequently the in the west That plain
The proportion of middle aged and elderly
much greater from the eastern States while the majority
the western delegates still Of manageable and likely be
married before another convention judging from the few older
from the west
When the school trustees from far western select
teacher evidently with view to securing able do all her
whackng Of boys big and little without calling the aid
the male principal They like the California delegate nearly
all big strapping with big wide apart
charmingy straightforward honest confident looks 1t
der the western do not let them old in the work.
Ohio had delegation among whom the blondes
the brunettes three to and the little
numbered the big four And they bany looking
lot of although the Of
ed likely to destroy the best exercised intellect in the world
The pees teachers from the northwest particularly
from Wisconsin and Nebraska
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28

The genune the protest Of Geo. Pullman that there was
nothing his difficulties with his workmen and
great plant bng operated at loss being shown
Developments Saturday last the 10th inst the Pull
before operations resumed and in the closing
the strike declared from its net earnings quarterly dv
This dividend amounts the muncent
payable the 18th day Of the coming month
certainly does not look the face OF that action though the plea
that the company losing money well founded.
stated that in the works Of the Pullman that
half the labor construction and seepers and
work outside construction the
Of Pullman true that losing
only half loss for it only half Of the
Every traveller who paronzes Mr. Pullman suphoster
sleeping and contributes to the OF Mr.
that there has been decrease
price berths the epe In the published statement
Chicago papers not sympathy with the Pullman strikers
Pumans books auded being to the
public that all wongmen and women in the upho
department has suffered reduction OF exactly fifty
people who the for berth today
they did years ago and will be excused they
opinion something between prices
charged and wages paid susceptible to arbitration.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28
THE COURIER

In attending excitement of the strike passes away
sober and critical analysis OF the Pullman case mace
will be say the monopoly justified
asking and public opinion likely to- in the near
future, bring arbitration in such cases
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28

that recently made by Mgr Sato and
of great Catholic church and the cause
traffic has not in years received
apostolic delegate has given 1t IN his dec
which plainly and evocab divorces the great church from
recognition membership the part OF the church. OF
saloon keeper
This decision response appeal taken by Catho
society Columbus Ohio where Bishop the greatest
temperance the Catholic church during the last
enten the clergy his diocese letter withdrawing
his appreciation and every Catholic society that had
official and formally suspendng each and every
society Offered The Bishop former pronuncamato
Bishop declared that there saloon keepers
carried their forbidden way selling Sunday
openly disguise violation of civil law to the best Of order
and religion they to be refused absoution
appeal this sweeping denuncaon Of the saloon bust
Mgr rendered decision several weeks unfolding
Bishop but the the diocese Of Columbus
satisfied and pushed for further decision In the last decision
Sao has answered them keen and vigorously
Bishop laid down the law and in the church deca
sweeping complete In rendering the decision the
tolic delegate says
bishops right and duty guard faith and morals in
their diocese and dvne appointed judges in such matters
liquor and especially conducted the United
much evil hence the Bishop acting with
rights seeking restrict it. Therefore the delegate
Bishop Wason action and approves his circular
concerning and the expulsion Of from
all Catholic societies"
This laying while applicable
made and from which the appeal
taken be the law speedily for the Catholic
The moral effect will be both
itself with the people entire of the nation
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28
LINCOLN, NEB, SATURDAY, july %. 1894.

pointed speech appropriate deliver
Senator Davis Minnesota in response to the
Wild assertions attracted wide spread atten
No speech delivered this session
avora commented and has advanced Cus
Davis front rank in the house OF congress-
In time turmoil raging, when commerce
property flames needed word from
those high authority PETER had closed harrangue attacking
beng law and order and limiting at desire Tor
general overturning things When Senator Davis
took speech for law and order that brsted
epgramatca truths and told the nation large that the
hsy anarchy OF the PETERS had lodging place with law
abiding citizens both sides of the chamber epub
alike endorsed every word uttered by Senator
emphatic and the of the country
adding endorsement By his timely clear cut emoha
tic utteancs and decency the most appropriate
time Minnesota has stepped at the
and among the people Of the nation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
HOTEL >oJOURNERs.

Jno. z. HauTahan, Chicago: Parker
Wright, Coldwa5er: +. VI. Ross, Lyons; H.
" Marshall, James Marsh. Ira Wait. r
A yesterday, :. p Frooty. Kansas City;
Mrs G. VI. Mills and daughter, Howard,
Neb; J. Il Gresnmanyer. Coffeyville: W
II. Bonham, f. :. Nudge, Newton; J. r
Morrison. St Louis; ". II. Dunn, Kan sas
city; J. F. Anderson, Sweet Springs. Mo
Miss Fleming, Joplin, No; ID. e. Beach
Kansas City; Geo. H. Crane. Denver,
Saml. .. Little. Pueblo: Howard Winnie,
Sslt Lake CITY: Chas. T. Sherman, Baiti-
more: Ed VI. Baker aud wife. Atlanf a, ia.
Hotel Carsy-H. @. Bowman, Chicago.
+. e. Arthur, Detroit; g. w. Foster, -.
Louis; W. f. Frazier, Fl Dorado; h. J..
Bone, Ashland; J. W. Lowner, Chicago; ID.
T.. Rose, New YORK; ". T. Treadweli, An
thOny; Is. \ TOmiisOu, AtchIsOu; IS. :.
Clagett, W. /. Farris, ~. Louis: J. e.
Murdoch, William Rath, Gaixs-tau; y.
w. Key Kiowa: X. I. Nei ,ou, Kansas
City; II. X Decker, Perry. %. I,
l. II Austin, New ora a. l. Al 1sa' T.
dorado. Gordon Miller. Topeka, Juo. L
Shovalter, Wellington; J. ". Stewart. g.
Louis: ID. L George. IoDsks; J. 6. Bad
gets, ". J. Allen. - Louis, O IL. Odell.
JnO. z. Morton, hansss Cav, r l. Hgl-
lock Oklahoma City. ". Il. HOBBS, V.
r. Cannon, Harrington; J. r. Primrose.
81 Louis, :. FeTguso8, Kansas City.
n 1O-Ft AfOI-4stsv new Agth- r - Asrtl1rLt.
West Fork. IS. \ FsrEusoI. J. T..
B-sairen. Chicago. r. J. Hesru, W :.
CIsgetf, It Louis; " II. Weldon. Ash
Land: VIII Foster. New Mexico; y Crock
1T, MIiwaukee; J. y. Bsiiey, Monet, +.
y. Aum-bii. McPheE-oa. Henry 6ol5-
smith. Winfield; J. W Cowiev 7 II.
Digs. 81 Louis, Frank X Vlrce1t,
Huichinsou, J. A SIiFs-. Peabody. Kan
George N. Z sotall. Enterprise, !. y.
Mids.eJ, -. Joseph.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11

Detective Harry Sutton is after man
with a bloody shirt.
Willard Stark was murdered night be-
fore last and everything he possessed, in
Guiding money, watch and revolver, stolen.
Next afternoon man was seen hiding
In a box car at the stock yards with a
bloody shirt. Officers Sutton and Woods
were notified but when they got to the car
the man with the bloody shirt was gone
and no one knew where. There were two
young fellows there at the time but soon
afterwards they pulled out up the raad.
When they arrived at Valley Gen.
ter they saw the man with the
bloody shit there. They were green
boys and instead of telegraphing
to the police here they walked back to
Wichita. hunted up Officer Sutton and
told him about it. Officer Sutton went at
cnce to Valley Center. made "A thorough
search, and not being able TO find the man
proceeded to Newton where he searched all
daY yesterday in vain.
This is the man the police are now after
in hopes of fastening upon him the crime
of numbering Willard Starks.
Another clue turned up late last night
which the police thought was a good one.
Stark, it appears, had club which he
used as his staff of Offense and defense
while he was Waterman. He used this
frequently in his business. Whenever be
had difficulty with a tramp he basted
him with il and for every tramp he basted.
he cut a notch on the stick in imitation of
the Old hunters read about in novels, who
cut a notch on their guns for every Indian
they killed. One of SJark's friends
who WAS well acquainted with the
stick saw tramp west of the
Pine street bridge the evening after the
murder and the tramp had this same stick
The Young man came down town at ouce
aud notified the police, but the most dill
gent search failed to reveal the tramp's
whereabouts. The young man upon see
ing the tramp with the stick eyed him
closely, aud the tramp seeing this it made
him suspicious. and for this reason he evil
IDENTIFY skipped out.
The police are quite puzzled over both
clews. The man who had the stick does
not answer to the description OF the man
who wore the bloody shirt.
Coroner McColiister yesterday impan-
eled jury who proceeded with him TO
the remains of the murdered maa. After
viewing the body and examining Que wit
ness, Frank Nulty, the man who first dis
covered the crime, the case was suspend
ed, pending further inquiry.
The coroner is going so quietly about
the matter hat even the names Of the
jurors have not been made public. 1t is
his intention to go TO the very bottom of
the case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
GUY In RRIEF.

Miss Minnie Woodcock is seriously Ill.
G. NJ. Aldendifer is still on the sick list.
Harry Sutton went to Newton yesterday
afternoon.
Battery A has its complement of men
almost filed.
FLOYD Stsenrod is absent from duty on
account OF illness.
William Rsichmau of Bayneville WAS In
the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Brown has almost recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. James Gordon is entertaining Miss
Lille Bruncr of Omaha.
Governor dwellings face figures in q
cartoon in Puck this week.
Thomas Shaw is attending the state
bicycle meet dt Leayenworth.
Hearv Wallenstein Of the Boston Store,
arrived from the east yesterday,
Mrs. w r Frazier will leave today on
the Frisco for DEVILS Lake, y. ID.
Charles Fechheimer hiss returned from a
business visit through Oklahoma.
Miss Maggie Delaney, Of Mulvans. was
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Stella Blake returned last eveniD z
from visit TO friends nea- Goddard.
Joseph Phelps was in the city from
Bentley yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. L. Troup is spending a few weeks
at Pratt, visiting her parents aud friends.
Miss Minnie Crsmer entertained last
night in honor of Miss Silver OF Winfield.
Miss Minnie Haskell will depart for
Paola Sunday to spend her vacation at
home.
Miss Minnie Drake and Miss Olive Clay
to1 will go TO Kansas City today to visit
friends.
Rev. : R Anderson departed yesterday
for Portland. Ore. wners he wlil spend
bis vacation.
Miss Pauline Wsll.nsteia entertained
last evening IN honor OF Mss Nssahur Of
Kansas City.
Miss Margaret Crawu1er will leave today
for Il Reno, O T, where she viii IL a
position IN the schools
The ice cream wagon Ien say they sell
more ice cream favored with vanilla than
all other kinds in Wichita
Ike Goldsmith and ;. Levy will start to
day for Manitou over the Rock Island, for
a two weeks pleasure trip.
Ii IS said that ChsTlss Schseffsr Is CON
ing back from Mexico L avoid Tue elios
ever which IS now raging there
The ladies OF the Central Christian
church VIII serve ice cream a. - North
Main from O'Clock this evening
The funeral OF Willard Stark viii tax =
place from the resiiruce Of his mother,
SIC Eagle street, a. 9 o'clock tails morning
Miss Emma Hi viii start Thursday 70
kiows u speed some time with friends
aac will extend her VISA 70 friends 10 the
snip
Mrs. Issa NJ Brownies and Mrs. :. I
McGre-or. Of Newton. sre aere attending
the sessions OF tbs Uaatsi Plesoy tel a..
Synod.
Mrs r s. Cook OF College Hi is -
ported seriously III a. Der home Her
many friends hope i0r Der speedy r.
covery.
Thomas Shaw WAS elected 10 an ofEcs i-
tie ka.sA, divisions q tee League q
American Whee.alan at L>avenHOgia yes-
gs-day.
Rev. T. j. Sheppard. president o. ta~
Kausas coafereuc- o. iA~ Netao4ist Pro
testsnI eaarcn, lefs yesterday foE lEonss
county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
MEETING IS OUT.
Camp Meeting Adjourned Last Night After q
Very Successful Revival.


The Methodist camp meeting at River
side park closed last night after very
successful meeting of ten days. Iu that
time over 100 professions of religion were
made
Elder Martindale pronounces it one of
the best meetings ever held here.
The attendance from abroad was not as
large as expected. but she local attendance
was so far beyond what was anticipated as
to make up for it.
The services of yesterday began with a
Bible reading at $50 Stephen Brink
preached at 1890, taking for his text Col.
LIS, Whom we preach, warning every
man and teaching every man in all wis
dom, that we may present every man per-
feet in Jesus Christ"
The sermon was very helpful and prac-
tical presentation of the theme Of the Cos
pei ministry and the manner and purpose
OF its proclamation.
The Love Feast at 2:30 p. m. was con-
Quoted by w. j. Martindale 1t was one
OF the most impressive services of the
campmeetiug aud will be long remem-
bered by all who were present.
The Epworth League service was con-
Quoted 10y W. Y. Burns.
The closing sermon was preached by c.
:. Nusbaum. The text was taken from
Dan. is, Daniel purposed in his own
heart that be would not defle himself"
The sermon was a strong and fervent ap-
peal to the unsaved. a large number were
at the altar. The meeting closed with the
largest week night congregation since the
beginning.
The pastors of Wichita district desire to
express their appreciation and return their
thanks to the managers of the street rail-
way and electric light company for their
help and kindness during our campmeet-
ing w. J. MARTINDALE,
Presidinp Elder of the ID strict
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
COMING LOCAL EVEN rs.

The Salesmen's Protective association
will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon ar
the Manhattan to organize a base ball
team.
The Young Woman's Missionary League
will meet at the residence of Mrs. G.. w.
jackson 1881 North Lawrence, at O'Clock
today.
Quarterly meeting services at Dodge
Avenue NJ. f. church. Rev. A. Veilie
will preach in the morning and Rev. c. s.
Woods at night.
There will be quarterly meeting services
at the Emporis Avenue Methodist church
next Sunday morning. Rev. e. G. Woods
OF Anthony will preach in the morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
POLITICAL POINTGKS

There are some new Republican candi-
dates in the field.
The friends of l. p Campbell claim his
nomination by the Populists, for county,
attoyney. T. certainty.
An effort j. being made to get some
thing in the postOtiics for Nike Cook. by
his friends Mike Is modest about asking
for anything and his friends have 20 do the
talking.
Some Of the Democrats ara working up
a boom for David NJ. Dale for county at
torney, expecting that he would get the
bulk OF the Populist vote. Ii is said that
Mr.. Dale doesn't want the place and Is
personally in favor Of the denomination Of
Willard Boone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
IT Wa A sCoRCHER.
The Mercury Mounted te NlHeiy-Seven Iester-
day, aud Stsid There.

Among the hot days Of the season, yes
terday takes prominent place. The
mercury climbed mp TO the % mark aud
STAYED there with discOursgInc persist
euce. TIE territory now exposed 10 this
intense heat includes Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska. Iowa sad Minnesota.
The cool drink men had an immense
trade. and those places supplied with
electrical fans were jtmued ali dav. Sew
ersl business men called It a days work st
8 o'clock, turned the stores over 10 tier
clerks At that lime. went home aud sat
between a fan and pitcaer OF ice water
the remainder OF the day. The heat was
actually 20 intense that II interfersd with
tie deliberations Of the knights Of rest on
the corner ami prevented them from run
ming the government.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
COMMISSIONERS SUED.
Constable Forby Wants Reward for Catching a
Horsethief.

Deputy Constable Forbv entered suit in
Judge fuckers court to recover $50 which
he claims is due him rs a reward offered by
the board OF commissioners Ia Nav. 1898,
a horse was stolen near Derby and in
June. 1894. Forby captured man whom
he offered and still offers to prove To be
the thief He got the man bound over TO
the district court, but before trial case Of
habeas corpus was made 10 and his re-
lease effected on the plea of insanity. Now
Forhy claims that the standing reward Of
$50 for the arrest and conviction of any
one stealing a horse IN Sedgwlck county,
offered by an order Of the board years ago
and never rescinded, i due him nOtw.t.
standing that he did not secure cOuvIctiou
which be stood ready TO do but was pre-
vented from doing by the release of the
prisoner on habsas corpus. This is the
story as told hy Forby, aud the case viii
be heard in Judge fuckers court today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
PROBATE COURT NOTES.

Estate c. H. Harris-Final account of J.
". Clayton of partnership estate filed,
heard aud approved and administrator
ordered discharged as to partnership: au-
nual account OF J. W. Clayton, admins
TRAITOR, heard and approved
Estate of George H. Herring-Report of
sale OF four separate parcels of real estate
filed and approved; four deeds approved.
Estate of Nettie demonstrating of de-
mand of Henry Sage continued TO August
20 1894 LEO