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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28
miscellaneous.

BAGS AND TRUNKsM-Du During al'era-
lions 10 building. great reductions ia All
our prices OF dressing cases, pocketbpoks
franks Vallscs. travelling bags. tliAkl.b
SCHWARTZ Manufacturer. y 4th-aFe''
near 0th-s'.
CAROLIT!-New chemical discovery.
ugly smell and smoke by using of k"to-
ssne stoves and lamps; gTocers sells az
zoe. a box. HOCHSTAETTER MF"G.
Co. office ia Throop ave. brooklyn
CONSULTATION FREE-Divorce pri-
yately; separations support damages.
shadowig. private Information. detective
and law work generally; strictly conhden.
taI (WESTLOTORN) DETECTIVE
AND LAW AGENCY. ~ Broadway.
DR. ROsELLs 2EDOARY. that pcpn..
lar remedy FOR sweating tender. rseI
feet. corns bunlons and lngrowng nails
sold By all druggists or mailed FOR &c
JAMES Pharmacy. 700 s;h~ave.
pICKHARDT. 3,G Lenoxave.. between
and i2sth sts.-First inventor %
rari0r Bedsieads: Cabinet-making ana up
holYtcrng In ali It's branches; carpets ana
mattresses fitted ard made 10 suit,
PATENTS foI Inventions secured
promptly. Best OF reference. Liberal terTnN
Correspondence solicited and all matters
ned stricily confidential. Address OSCAR
A MICHEL. 4 co. No. IGj Montgomery'
ave Bloomfield New.Jcrsey. ''Handbo2s
FOR Inycato:s'' free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

AT CARPENTERS Original Employ
ment House. los Gth-ave. We have best
coachmen. grOoms gardeners, farm Tore
men. farmhands. useful-men. married cou-
pies: all nations: also female help; all well
recommended; established lsi1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

BOOKKEEPER or ASSISTANT By a
young man. u either double or single en-
Try. best references: strictly temperate.
NJ. Ill East l22d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

rOACIf,fAN. by married mln. thor.
oughiN understands his husin"se six y"ar'
f-,fp last employer. city Yr country NOR
R[sSFY. 20 East sist-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28
FURNISHED Rooms.

81 49, .. e.
A FRONT HALL ROOM; also two large
front rooms. newly furnished ana coco
rated. with running water for gentlemen.
2ls West 49th-s,.
DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR. en- suite
or singly. gentlemen or couple desiring
quiet home In private house. 100 East
36th-st.
LARGE ALCOVF ROOM. 10 one gentle
man. without board: private family: Lex
ington-ave. near 30ih-st. D.. 1.242 Broad
way.
LADY WILL RENT prettily furnished
second-story room hot and cold water;
bath adjoining. 20 one or two gentlemen;
convenient location. 2lg West l2Gth-si
WASHINGTON PLACE. 75.-Handsome
parior with extension and dressing-ipom.
folding bed: hot and cold water.
20TH-ST- ~ between 9Th and Madison
aves bachelor apartments with or with
out private bath. Ell suite or slngly; con-
venient 20 hotels summer prices.
22s LEXING rON-AVE Nicely fGr-
nlshed large and small rooms. all I'm
proyements. breakfast: summer terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

roNCINA%. GROOM or SECOND
MAN ~, ID tIoroughly experienced young
German. good appearance. ci'y or coun'
trv. unqu~s,iornble references; moderate
salary. Address COACHMAN. 20 West
i4'l--f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

ATTENDANT and NURSE. - Eleven
vears' hospital and private experience on
mental. medical surgical cases; good rei-
erences from medical gentlemen. WILL
IAN TWICG. iO21 3d-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28
Real estate 10 Grtban9c.

FIVE. ELEGANT four-story brick ana
brownstone double fats. size. 25ri3xln. -
rooms. all improvements. frat-class condi-
ton: newly decorated. halls ana stairs
carpcted: viii exchange for nearby free
md clear country property or lots. 10
sEPH c. III 'NTINGTON. I'h-av~.. corner
sth-si. Brooklyn. Office open Decoration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

rOACHMAN. Married: no family. pos
s.ssing st-class references and thorough
experience IN this city and Brooklyn. l.
II gul East 3rfh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

JANfTOR. WATCHMAN. USEFUL
MAN By scandinavian. -. single. q
Years best r~ference from present en-
.lofcr. city Cd. country. NIELSEN. $50
3!.afe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

TioNNssh REFRESHMENTS AID sUHsCRIP-
rNF tUk THE NETWORK TRIP
rPToywmii.LL BE RECEIVED At TIE
"a 6en~o OFFICE No. i.2i2 Broadway.
rrPTfs pns,th ~ Thirty-frsr-s, and AID
eers s; "a Eigh,i-aye.. 20 Th,rd.a~e
s<ven,,r .v.r'y'seventh-ft: $50 Fast Forty
l1cts.s,c. corner Third-aye. iS0 East
eesr rs, snear Thlrd-ave.: .c2G Third ave.
We, r1y-nrst-st.: Los Flrst-avc.: 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

HOUsEK EEPER.- young French
woman with lit,le boy. place as mousse,
hooper IT. ftod family. n wages. but gJod
lone. country preferred. Address by let
Ter orly GABRIELLE. 1872 West S2d-st.
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[rcs5 mnhinq.


A.-A.-ARTisTIC DRESSES from 81
up. tnilor-ais de- also. wedding. evening ana
reception dresses. home OF cut. by dny
home preferred. also apprcaticrs To learn
.rcssniaking and cutting ETHEL and
EI'GESlE. SO East 10th st.
J.. -V VIENNA DRESSMAKER. nrst-
class wiah.s a few more customers. PA
East 7Gth-si.. CECILIA SCHWARTZ
ARTISTIC DREssMAKESG imported
fashions hotel orders at short notice.
goots purchased II desired moderate
nice, Mrs. MELROY. II East llth-st
between Broadway and University Place.
c6rrrRIEHE FRANCHISE. Nine. An
d.,qon los West i7th-st. formerly win
gt~rng. ladies' own materials MADE. ias'
ecason's dresses remOdelled. pr'ttct sSies
and n.
DREsfMAKER wants a few more Gus
toners - home: suits from 50 up. H.
FOX. 3i2 West soth-st. near Riverside
Drive.
DRCSsMAKER wishes few more Gus
TONERS; thoroughly competent ana "Hp"ii-
onced; g. per day: references. Adirefs
pRESsMAkER, 2j3 West liih-st.
DREssMAKER. formerly with Nine.
Dicaen viii make gowns from - - si%'
reference 202 West iod-si.
DRESsMAKER.- The day: nrst-class
work only: latest styles; moderate terms.
address MODESTO. Tribune once.
DREsSMAKER -Good. plain sewer; to
10 out by the day or take Work nome.
Miss CONNER. ~ Perry-sL
pREsSNAKING. Perfect nt,ing and
s,rllsh dresses made on short notice IRON
So up. Mrs. WIrKOY. 227 West l5th-s'.
PHYSICIANS DREsSMAK1NG at mod
crate prices. Mrs. COOK. 100 East %id-st.
FRENCH DRESsMAKER from Doucet Il
Felix: cutter. inter; perfect; want more en-
fragments by day $50. frst-clnss REFER
ences Address ij7 West 33d-st
LOUISE COLAs. DREsSMAKER and
MIIIINER from Paris. dresses. SO ~.
$40. win go out by day. 254 West @'ih-st.
LADIES and CHiLDREE's DRESSES
renovated. refaced and otherwise repaired.
cleaned and pressed. VIII 50 out by Gay
]. NJ. SO Fast lDth-st
MILLER a. FENDER. late of 2is West
4sth-t.. have removed % 2lO West 4aih-
St. where they are prepared To receive
orders Tor June.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SuBsGRIP-
TiONs FOR THE NEW.YORk Tkib.
CNE WILL BE RE, EIVED Al IliE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2i2 BroadWny'
81 dooI north II Tbirty-nrst-st.; ana AID.
VERTISEMESTS at the following IFanch
Offices: 254 Eighth-ave.; 40 Thlrd.ove.
corner Forty seyenth-st. 1913 East Forty
seventh-st.. corner Third-aye.; $50 East
i2sth-st., near Third-ave ,026 Third-ave.,
near Sixty-nrst-st. LOS Flrst-ave.: lVo
west Forty-second-st: io2 columbus-sve'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

BARTENDER Single. good mixer. not
afraid Of work; city or country. 100 lst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

UOrsEWORK. by Scotch Protestant
girl. excellent bread and biscuit maker;
Country preferred: references: ready.
rTOYU'S 3Si Gth-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28

FIRsT-CLAss WAITRESS. Stakes but
,ers place. tskes care of dining room
only. excellent city references. lady can
boz seen Address WAITRESS. Box 20.
i2i2 Broadwav.
, 1894-09-15
Observation-Disclosures

ipur6en geitern an foLgen6e 8erIonen aus.
deIte0t.
, 1894-09-15


Seit Ser Nnnerton Der GolpnS Cafe un6
9pbe 9art an Chicago 6eitebt in alien iit6s
Ii6 bon Der 80. StraBe iicb bon Often no6
l8eiten Btn3iebenoen StraBen cine groBe
Gpnfulion in Der Nummerirung Der 66rz
fer, toel3e iODO3I fir bic @eibGft8leute
ais aucb Ttr bic Soft groBe llnanneDmlicbz
fetten i'm @efOlge bat. Nor Der 2(nncrio1
Der beiben St0ottbeiIe Bate jeoer BON i6nen
feline eigene 9}lmmertrung ser 6duier unb
eS 1T btSber nOd NIGHTS get6an tporbe1,
Inn cine 9teunummertrung 3u DeranlaIicr
uno oaour6 ben &u0oelmubbel aus Der
Melt 81 fbaffen. Ser Stabtrat6 fOute bel
%1ctnenr &tcoer5uinmmentritt cS ficb i'm
Snterelie Der 9eianrmten 8iirgeridbaft ange=
Ie8en iein lalien, iofort g%eei8uete Gbritte
na6 6Ieier &i6tHng bin 3u tbun.
, 1894-09-15

- Die 8eoba4tung Der geitrigcn tbeilz
Mon6ftniterniB, tpeIcbe geitern
Nbenb I'm 1O3 ll6r %cintrat, wurbe tnfelge
oeS beDOlttcn 0immeIS CUR l1nm0glibteit,
iopett bteie @e8enO in 8etracbt tommt.
, 1894-09-15

oRtdte Did auf" 1T cine bamif6e Grmob=
llu1t9 all Steieni9et, Die 9ots berunter ii1rs,
obne Qppetit unb entnut6i9t. Nber Die Q(rt,
III mel6er 0oOb'S S0riapariaa Ben i6ma0slt
&0rper IL fbaut uuD 9uteu 2ppetit 9iebt, lit
punberb0r.
, 1894-09-15
5an9en frub an,
5wei Gonore6sG anoiooten eerotben fid an
Ger mefsMlooifonfrabe in ole Paare,

3tpii6en bem bemofratii6cn u16 replz
blifanii6en GongreBfanbtoaten @bmarb
3. NoDnan un6 George s. W6ite fam eS
9eitern Morgen gu etnem ifanoaI0ien Mufz
trttt. 0err 9toonan itdn0 an Der @Ge Scr
WeitzWfaotionz uno Gli5abetbltrGBe unb
ipartete auf einen &abeL5us. oils nad
8erlauf bon me6reren Wtnuten nod INNER
feiuer in Sicbt fam, bre6te CT iic6 i'm unD
mar I'M 8e8riff, Guf ben Seitenpeg 5uriifs
5utreten, ais er 6errn Wbite'S unD 6es
GTz2lIberman8 Stepe 9teOere anItcbtig
iUurbe. @riterer trat iofort ouf Noonan
5u unO fragte ibn nit 3Drnbebenber
Stimme, ob eS mo6r lei, OaB er Bel Dem
beOoritebet6en 0aDltompfe cine getpilIe
SfanbGI8eibi9te 9egen i'm (g8btte) be-
nuBen wOlle. Noonan onttpOrtete ru6tg,
baB i6nt pcri0nli6 cine iotcbe @6iibt fern
liege, bod f0nne CT eS natiirlic9 nibt begz
binoern, lDenn ba5 bemOfratii1e Cant
pa8neeGomite bon elmer Sfan6algel4icbte
tn'bem 0titrtft 0e6rau9 mabe.
O0r0uf iou W9ite ousgerufen ba6en,
oaB er 1etnen 0cgner in einem Iolcben Sale
nieberidieBen per6e. gfoonon entge9nete
auf oielc 9ro6ung NIGHTS u1b macbte Daz
oaOur3 Wbtte, Der tim gum 8iDeritanbe
bate reisen WoGen, nur no9 3orniger.
9fo6malS tuurOe bic 0robun9 tpie6erbolt
unb ais 9tOonan au@ Damn nod r16tg
blteb, DerieBte Wbite inn 3met StoBe por ote
Bruit, oenen er einen 6ltBtritt fol9en lieB.
Sn bteiem Nu9enblid ericbtenen me6rere
bon Goonan'S Treunoen unb bieien gelong
eS, bic bctben politti6en Seinbe SIT trennen.
B6ite ma9te itd nit ietnen 8egleitern
aus Dem Stau6e, tpdbren6 gtoonan NIT
ieincn SreunOen nacb 0er 9eSpiaines Str.
Station bumpeIte unO iib 5tpet 6oftbefeble
bon benz 8ibter OoOle gesen W6ite aus
iteuen IieB. Der cine lortetc auf tbGtlicben
Nngriff unO Der 3ipeite arf Gobesbrpbu1q.
8bite'S 8erbaftun9 mar bis beute Metttag
mod nibt erfol9t.
, 1894-09-15

!3um Diertcn MaIe tnner6oLb tpentgC
Wfonate i~tatteten @inbre6er geitern gfa6t
Der Qtpotbete bon Gaui6 8rOS., 1914
Cottage 0ropc 2lpe. ctrten 8eiu6 ob. NlS
CHARLES Gaui6, elmer Der Sirmen : Snb67
Der, geitern friib feline NpOtbefe betrat, bot
ftb tbm Elm Bib miloer 3erftOrung. Ote
8oroertbiir, bie CT AM 2lbenb norDer feit7
pcrlbloiien bate, mar often. Bapter,
8atentnebi3tnen, Tloi6en nnO Badete,
leere Gigarrentaiten, 9rougen lagen Guf
0ent 8o0en berumgeitreut, 1eoe ~etn5elne
S6ubla0e i'm Qaben mar offen Ino cine
| Summe 0eloeS, Die CT in elmer Dcrlelbell
ilber 9t0bt bate Itegen gel0ilen, mar per7
i9nun6en.
0a HauiA bic Qlpot6efe 16on brei Wtal
Oorbcr in etnem Gbnliben 3uttanoe 9eler
ben, 10 par e5 ibm lofort tlar, 0aB Gin
breber bericlben micber einmal ben ii5liz
9cn Belub ab9eitattet, 1no aus Wut9
barber, baB tie nicbt genu9 @elb ~9efun0en,
ibr Wfit6@en an Den Wtebi3inen II. +. ~.
geflbIt batteu. Mcrfpirbig lit an bieien1
@inbrlcb nut, 0aB 6erielbe iojuiagen unter
ben Nugen Der bieien 0iitrift abpatroutle
liren6en Boli5iiten be9ongen peroen
fonntc. Die 2lpotbefe befinbet it6 an Der
Gde ber Cottage @rope olive. unb Satipoob
8oulepor6. Gin rieit9eS electrii6cS 800
genltcbt bdnst iiber benz 0auptein9ange.
Sic pirO punt II l1br 9ei6lOiien unO nm
6 lbr fritb g%eDffnet. Sic @Ge miro an
geblid ale 5 Minute1 bon Yolt3iiten paiz
itrt unb bo1 lab teiner berielben Don Der
StraBe aus, tDte in Der 0urcb oas electrtl3e
Qi6t 5Iemlicb bell erLeudteten Qlpotbefe
2eute bel 9tocbt5eit itunbenlang arbettetet.
@nttpeber no1en 6ie betreffenOen Bolt3ie
item NIGHTS BON benz Gtnbrueb tpt1ien ooer
iie paiiiren eben bieic @Ge nt6t.
Sine ndDere llnterlubung Der 2ocolt>
tGten ergab, baB bic @tnbre6er Elm aut
Der 8ouletparo>S Settle beft1olihes 6enfter
ocS @rbgei6ofies ein9el9la0en battcn, boSz
IeIbe Damn 6ur6 8e8i6ieben Bic 9tiegel
O%ffneten un6 in ben Seller btnabittegen.
Damn i6nitten tie Elm Qob in Die bonn
Seller nab Ser Npotbefe fibrenben Gbiir,
i6oben cine auf oieielbe 9elteute Setter bel
Settle, offneten sic G6Ir un6 erreicbten il
ben eigcntli9en 2aben. 9o6 Die 2uSs
beute tpar, mic mir berett5 oben Iagten,
nibt iebr 8roB, $15 0elo, 8rtefmarfen,
etntge Tlaibcn Yarfiim uno mebrere &iiter
6aDanna'S. Damn tparfen iie oie Wfebiz
aineu un6 9roguen auf BEN 8DDen lumber
unO DerIieBen our6 bic 8orberlbir bic
2tpotbefe, limb wdbrenO Der gansen Sir
belt mar fein 8oIt5iit at ieben. Die Sc
9enb lit in lester !3ett tart sebranbibabt
tporben. Sb bic in Ste Stanton QlDe.>
Station untergebra6ten Gjnbreder aud
bort ibr 1lntpeien setrieben, O6er OBJ Bic
boieIbft operirenOen 6olIunfcn etHer anz
Ocren 8anbe ange60ren, tpir6 ii6 tppbl in
QQer Si1r3e Setgen.
, 1894-09-15
unter oen Nu9en

Der pcIi3ei miro ole ta9hea erIeudtete Ipo'
thefe pom RoufA Bros. in Ger Donners=
tag Nadt sum 4, Male pom Ginbre4er1
peimoetuAt.
, 1894-09-15

tprr0en 8eitern /" fOlgcnOe 8erlonen aus.
9eiteut:
So6n 8olan6, 3it0di8es @obnbous mil
2ooen, go. 695-Delt %. StroBc, Deran:
l9la9t aHf $1,000; SO6n 2(rOens, 2it0diges
Bobnbaus, SEQ. 1216-15. Ctr, $4,000.
German Sit, 2it0dtgeS Mobnbaus mi
GoOcn, $40. 400 Suuerton Qlbe., $500
S. 8oulter, 3lt0figcn 2lnbou, go
1920 Some 2loe., $4,000; so. TiBgcralo
3ltodt9eS Q8obn6au5, SIC. 286 Sonar
Moe;, $4,000; 90. Mebentpalb, 3It0figes
8obn3auS nit 2aben, $40. 100 @oloraOl
Noe,, $500; s. Is. Satin, 2t6Gioel
WobnbauS, $40, 1862 Sherman Noe.
$1,000; Sarl gftb, 3lt0ftgcs Mobn6aus mi
Gaoen, $50. 1886 Qliblono Q(pe., $4,000
u. .. 0oblon, 2~lt0fige5 ASTOUNDING, $40
1889 @nteral0 Qlpe., $4,000,
, 1894-09-15
Stdoti1hes.
AdtnnO2wan}i9 DQufer
Bat Ole in Ser Stanton Npe. faItQe
fteute Ginbreherbonoe Peims
-. ...,9 e1udt.

Der 5uerF perhaftete 8ugtom fpieIte oen Der
rdther un0 CAB ole Site Ger 9ebrano=
ido5ten 6dufer uuo ale 1ameH Der
Ginbre6er un0 ReRIer an.
, 1894-09-15

geies Samilien=& aturrbnttttel 5Sob'S
8tIIeu.
, 1894-09-15
fit JoOermQQn.
fit 9ro5 ono E(ein.
}Gr Qrm ono ReiC5.
COnklin'S
9Qn0bu0
uutliden Wiffetrs,

gitr oas gatts e1t6aGt es niBs
fi6e Gecepte ouer 2(rt, &nsober
uber MtaB un0 @epi6t H. I'm.
Cir 1aufetlte siebt es 9tnf-
tdluB in 8ei6aftli9en ur0 seicb'
lt9en Tragen, iOwie Tatb in Sud-
filbrun9 unO ibren perI9iebenep
@pitemen,
Jiir gaedJaniher cine 3uiam.
u~eniteQuH9 ser in ibr Sad I9la'
9euOen me@aniI9en @eIebe urlO
ouer benftpIr0igen Grfinbuugep
unb Maidinen,
giir DEN 6anOwerker praftii1e
Rotbl6ldge unO Itatiitil6e 2tn'
gaben.
Jiir oen 2anowirtb Nitte.
tun98rege(n, 8Obenfun6e, 8at9'
11ldge fir 8eaferurg, 2anomei'
iung unO 8eban0lung bon 8ieb,
giir Odrtter InH9liHe iibet
2eben8fGbi8feit Der Somenarten,
Seimen, Wabstbum Der 8dume &c.
Tiir Dolitiker tatiitiihe8 eri6ts
fiber 8ablen, SeO6lterung53abL
Barteigruppirungen.
Jlir 9Ol2banoler 9enoue MoB'
tnbeler.
giir 3ndbaIter Re6nungsz ritS
2ahltabellen.
Sc if rnttOsIid, Ben reidem ST.,
baIt oteies 9anObu6s aud nur
anndber1b gu i@iG0ern.
SeoeS Sitter, je6er Gtanb u1O
@eruf finben oarin f6uea O}at6
anO &uR@[uB.
0a5u fomtnt cine 8uIammens
fteaun9 aller tui@tisen geiGidtli,
den Grei8nife, iOtuie seograpbiIde
Qngaben Our6 so tletme 0anofarten
erldntert, Itatiitii6e 8uiammeus
Iteaunsen uber Gei9i6te, 8epOlfs
rnlg nnO Die Gr5euguiTe aaer @toa.
ten Der Union.
Sn allen Tragen bon aa8entei'
nem Sntereiie finbet man bier In
OeritdnOlider SoKuns
AntDOrt und 8eReRruna.
, 1894-09-15

VNEIOIAL
hnnuoI Notam ant of the DAYTON INSURANCE
Ahnudl otatUlhVht COMPANY of Dayton, in the
State of Ohio, ON the 31st day Of December 1898:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of the
State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Arizona republican., 1894-09-02
He Likes It.

A shrewd young man engaged in the real estate business in this town WhC came here few years ago with next to nothing, and who is now worth $30,00( in cash and gilt edge property, said last week:
 ''I like that Simms' addition property for myself better than any other ir town. like the way it is laid out. like the distance from town. I like the idea of Central avenue as an approach and the prospect of an independent sys. fem of water works. When 1 build and it will be in few months, it will be on the Simms addition, and don't you forget it."
Arizona republican., 1894-09-02

made the statement concerning which he was expected 10 testify to. He was askt d if he would be able to refresh his memory on the subject. He said he could by reference to his notes. This means of informing himself was ob- jeCted to; he was permitted to find out in any other than the most natural and safest way.
 This apparent absurdity was not a fault of the court or the lawyers on either side, but of the law. It may be based on good reason 30 deeply con- cealed beneath the surface as to be in visible to unlearned eyes. The reason may be broad stone in the deep foun- daton on which the safeguard of lib. erty is built.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-02
H. A. W. TABOR,
 Defendant.

Il. A. w. IABOR,
 Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory oi Arizona, in and for Maricopa County, and the complaint filed in said Maricopa County, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court In the name of the Territory ot Arizona, to H. A. w. Tabor, defendant, greeting: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court ot the Third Judicial District of the Territory ot Arizona, in and for Maricopa County, and ans wer the complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Phoenix, in said County, within ten days after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this said County, or if served out of this said County and within this said Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the District
 Court of the Third Judicial District
 of the Territory of Arizona, in and [sEALl for Maricopa County, this 14th day of
 August, A. D., 1891.
 J. E. WALKER,
 Clerk of said District Court. By LEWIS JORDAN, Deputy Clerk. c. M. Frazier, attorney for plaintiff. First publication Aug. 16, 1S94.l
Arizona republican., 1894-09-02
Excursion to PittSburg.

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Arizona republican., 1894-09-02
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.
Close of the Crouch, Price and
 Johnson Examination.
Johnson Is Discharged, but the Oth- CTS Are Held, Crouch Under $6,-
 900 ana Price S3.OOO Bonds.

The examination of Crouch, Price and Johnson was concluded yesterday at noon. The latter was discharged since the territory was unable to show that he had taken any other part in the tragedy than to be mem Der of the party. Crouch and Price were held to the grand jury, the former Tn the sum of $6,0OO and the latter, $3,OOO. The proceedings closed shortly before o'clock and two hours later the defend ants had their bonds made up and were free men.
 Crouch's bondsmen are Simon Nov finger, J. L. B. Alexander, M. E. Col lins and r. L. Warner, each liable for $3,000 The bondsmen of Price are J :. $. Sneed, J. J, Cottrell, c. A. Kessler and Simon Novinger, each bound for $500.
 The defendants are simply held to the grand jury without a definition of their crime.
 No other witnesses were examined after the late night session of Friday. The argument was opened by Jerry Millay, who covered the case and evi dence in minute detail in 6 speech of considerable length. He was followed by Judge etiiwell for the defense. Nothing was omitted which could pos sibly benefit his clients, and every thing that could benefit them was pre- sented in a masterly manner, which has raised the judge in popular opin ion as a criminal lawyer
 The case was closed by District At torney Williams. It is said that his argument surprised even those who previously had high opinion of his ability. No atte npt was made to take an improper advantage of the defense, but all the damaging incidents and ful distinctness.
 There are many inconsistencies of the law. One was presented in strong relief in the proceedings of Friday af- ternoon. The territory in order to prove certain statements or admissions made by the defendants at the inquest of Leon wished to put the stenograph- CT on the stand. Legal objection was made and discussion followed, during which it transpired that the steno- grapher's testimony was intended for the edifcation of the court who must certainly have heard all that the ste- nographer had heard and must have noted 1t more closely since the ste nographer's hearing was necessarily a mechanical process. The question of depriving the court of what he had al ready heard and compelling him to hear it from another and a less reliable source was discussed as an abstract proposition. All the attorneys agreed that as matter of fact the informa- tion of the court could not be reduced, but the territory feared that the de- fense would attempt to show that it had not been regularly acquired.
 Finally the stenographer was put on the stand and the expected happened. He did not accurately remember who
Arizona republican., 1894-09-02
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