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Convtcr pxExN1,s REvsSeE
swsrs ne wouId KIN Tso-ss Rysn, -,
ME His nest to No So.

James McKenns. an ex-convict who lives At
151 Fourteenth street Hoboken. made q muir
derous assault on Monday night on Thomas
Ryan. a boatman. OF the Weehawken Cove.
About year ago McKenna stole a boat from
Ryan. and was sent to state Prison for a year.
He swore he would kill Ryan ms soon as he was
released. Mckenna got back from Trenton on
Monday afternoon. He spent the early par. Of
the night in the neiRhbothood NJ Rynn's house
and when Ryan appeared. spoke to him. Ryan
answered In a friendly manner. and the two
walked eide by side for about half a block in
bloomfield street. On reaching dark place
Mckenna turned on his companion. and ex.
claiming. Now, Ryan. I've got you where |
want your made q lunge at his face with u
big knife. lynn's cheek was laid open to the
bone. Mckenna made another lunge. hut
Ryan grapplcd with him and caught his arm.
The two men fell and rolled over in q atruRglo
for tho weapon. Mckenna II n powerful man
and Ryan was nearly exhausted when Police
man Cavanagh ran to his assistance.
He arrested Mckenna. but neglected TO take
the knite away frsm him The rsoner wall ed
quietly for two or three blocks and then
turned on the policeman. He had tho better Of
II for few seconds. and was tanning the po-
polccman's head against an iron railing. when
the latter made feint to draw his revolver.
Mckenna let go OF him and then Cavanagh
struck him with his night stick. He lay sense
less on the sidewalk until the patrol wagon
arrived and conveyed him to the police sta-
ton. Ryan's lace will be permanently dis
figured.
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BoYoorr THE REpUBLIcAS LEAGUE.
Joha n. oasnsr's saEEsstioa 10 the Loyal
RsPubHeAa CIab.

Joha n. GuaneF|a HuEEeHToa 70 Ihe L0TAI
Republican CIab.
The Loyal Republican Club OF the Twenty
second Assembly district held its regular
monthly meeting last night at 1880 Third
avenue
Heretofore this club has been Gffillatsd with
tho League OF Repu blican Clubs. but last night
mendinK that on account Of the activity Of the
league. in opposing the regular RsDubli-
can organization. the club withdraw from the
League and hereafter be an independent or
ganizstion. Under tho bylaws OF the club this
revolution was laid on the table for a month;
President BENJAMIN oppenhsimsI offered =
the Committee OF Thirty. and plsdglng the as
sistAnce and support OF the club to the COM
mitIes's plan. Tho resolution was seconded
by John II. Gunner and Was passed without
any strong opposition.
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signed ny ihr eoSernOT.
ALBANY March Gov Flower has siKns

albany March Gov Flower has signed
these bills:
-. ApIrr ~ Mr Robbihsa iii Amending KsnsFallE thu
tttst ut The village OF Angelica.
yer fa. relative 10 the York InEIitutlon for
'1T'nsIuction o. the neAt aud Dumb
- NJ PoTteI's bill a The charter OF
- tlNe 70 the sstAb,ishment Of City HAN
ana or y. prov idluE that the Model Town Company
"a no pos er 10 Greats dsbts ObhEatiOns "a a.
-, Nvu on property except ~ own.
t,r-sf o. lsgaIiHg the O1clAl acts Of certain Jua-
49, me Peace aud authorizing them 70 execute and
Ni- QUO al usnus
~ making the trustees Of Columbia College
- SIC 10 lhe hrustsss 81 the College Of Physicians
of 70. ths execution Of al trusts IN the eiIy
49,, lle'A aud legaNzlnE their Consolidation
h.'--s.H ~ auth0riEiRg the sea Gnn grove and
100 L.An lamp Ground Association 70 reduce The
o. Hlla trustees 10 not less than nVa
49,. r ~ MsadinE toe charter OF she village Of
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a Drowa.a Map viii AGsasy .aa . watch,

The body Of an unknown man Was found In
the East River yesterday. Oh Pier 81. The
mans clothing aud looks Indicated that he
had been In better circumstances than most
Of those who are found drowned; He was
about 40 years old, aud had SANDY hair and :
face gold watch and chain. 81 s5. and pearl
hand ed knife.
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STONED BIZ THREE GIRLS
a. Attack m Mrs. Ferrio Said TO Have
Been Made In Fure Wantonne.s.

An Attack m Mr.. FerrI0 SaId 10 Have
Been Made In Pure wantoune.s.
Mrs. Selma Ferrio an italian raFpicker. who
lives at 40 Washingt on street. Hoboken. was
attacked Monday night by three young
women at Willow avenue and Ferry street and
eeriously injured Tho woman was passing
three assailants. who had concealed them
selves behind n pillar OF the elevated road. be-
gan throwing stones at her. Mrs. Ferrio tried
to dodge. but the shower OF stones camo SO
thick that several OF them struck her. One OF
the stones knocked her down. and she began
screa aiming for help.
The young women who had made the attack.
II il said uu. OF pure wnntonnoss. ran away.
The injured woman was removed to st. Marya
Hospital In AN ambulance. She is severely
bruised In several places. and there Is an ugly
cut on one OF her ankles Shc II unaDle to de-
scribe her assailants. but says they seemed to
be about 20 years old.
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Morris Firsstons. = switch cleaner. % years
Of age. went into W. NJ. Olhns's drug stors at
BoWsry yesterday noon aud asked for some
think 10 relieve the hiecoughA- He had been
barking since saslJ mSIning, and vac 50 sx-
hAusted that hs could hardly walk. He MAS
taken 70 the ChAmbe street Hospital where
the hiccouRhiaG WAS stopped b. oplAtSs. alter
several honrs Of hard work
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santa Fe withdraw from the Western Pas-
seuCer As ociatio-.

CHICAGO. March G-Notce Of tho withdrawal
OF the Santa rs from the Western Passenger
Association was filed with the chairman to-
day. and. though nominally it will not become
effective for two days, really il became oper-
alive from the m omp Mt II was filed. The Santa
FL will pursue an Independent course taking
whatever action II deems necessary for the
preservation OF its own interests. without
reference to association rules or requirements
II 10 still = em Der OF the I'm m grant CLEARING
House. and for the present. at least. will adj
here to that organization. Its struggle with
the Southern Pacific Is not affected by that ar
rangement.
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CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. SARAH S. SNEED. Of Clio, IreisH 20. NJ
e., writes My daughter was first attacked with
pneumonia and Pleurisy in very bad form and
Was then taken with very bad cough, which kept
growing worse and worse, until finally II seemed az
though she had consumption very bad The ply
sicans prescribed cod liver OIL but 20 no benefit L
procured two bottles OF DIR. Pierces Golden Mesh
cal Discovery and she grew better She hasn't felt
any return of lung disease In over twelve months.
She was nothing but a skeleton when she took the
hrst dose, but To- day she weighs E5 pounds"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-07
ERIE PLAN DECLARED OPERA7IVE.
The stockholders Authorize the Execution
OF the Proposed New Mortgage.

The Stockholders Authorize the Execution
of the Proposed New Mortgage.
The stockholders OF the New York. Lake
Erie and Western Railroad Company at the
special meeting yesterday consented to the
execution OF the new m ortgage for so 600. 600
provided for In the plan OF reorganization.
The vote In favor OF the mortgage was 1884,
14U shares. OF which Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt. for
the proxy committee. voted $50. 800 shares.
The negative vote was cast by Mr.. ". ". Mac
farland and am ounted to only 175 shares
Before tho polls were opened. Mr. Macfar-
land. representing the opposition. stated to the
meeting some Of the objections which have al
ready been printed in the letter addressed to
the Erie directors by the mi norty bond olders.
He also filed with the Secretary n printed ar
gument against the acceptance OF the plan. In
this argument Mr.. mcfarland says that even
II a large number OF hondholders approve OF
the new mortgage yet the present IN ortgage
still exists in full vigor and may be enforced in
ever the proper time arrives. These bond
holders, he says may II necessary protect their
thcY sse in pssiton TO await Events Wipboue
anxiety and without sacrifice.
quired the voters to take the statutory oath in
regard to ownership. He challenged the vote
Of Mr.. Abram s. Hewitt on the ground that
long to the persons by whom the proxies were
given. but is now in the physical possession OF
others
The reorganization plan was declared
made Yesterday:
MessTs. DreSel. Morgan Co aud ]. s.
Morgan & Co. OF London inform the holders OF
New York Lake Erie and Western Il. Il. Com
panys second consolidated mortgage honds
and OF funded coupon bonds OF 1SSo and in
come bonds. that having received a majority
Of each class OF bonds called for by their cir
cuiar OF Jan. .. the hlan OF reorganization Ia
declared operative. Holders Of outstanding
bonds must deposi. ths same with either firm
on or before March 81 az ~ O'clock in order
to participate in said plan. deposits after
that date. IL received. will be subject to such
PENALTY as may hereafter be fixed"
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REDUCED TO a sKELEToE.

Mrs MIRA MILLS. OF Sands. Bio Stone Co.
MIMI writes "One year ago | was given IN hy
my family physician aud friends; All slid must
duoed 10 skeleton. NV people cOmmeuccd tn give
me your Medical Discovery and soon Ocgan %
mend IL was not long before | heCaIue well
enough TO take charge OF my household dutieS
again. owe my recovery " DR.. Pierce Gods
Medical Discovery"
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workmen have been busy all the winter
sinking the tracks OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad at Mount YER
non. Yesterday a careless driver backed .
sand cart or the edge of tho excavation. The
loaded cart dragged the Struggling horse into
the cut Cart and horse fell thirty feet: The
a pile of sand. and to all Appearances was un-
injured. He was led out Of the cut and taken
to his stable.
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SALT-RHEUM; FLESH CRACKED
OPEN AND alEn.

Miss LoTTIE CLARK, .Riper Fdils, Pierce Co..
WE-, writes: Il suffered for thpe years from
salt-rheuIn. and after having been unsuecessfully
tTeated BY good physician, began the use OF
Golden Medical Discovery The humOr was in
my hands. | vas obliged 70 keep . covering ON
them for months at time, changing the covering
morning and night. The singing, burning aud
Il seemed as II ! would go crazy. When bent the
fingers. the flesh would crack open and bleed II Is
imposs BILE for me 10 describe the intense pain and
suffering which endured night and day. After
taking siX bottles of the Discovery I was en-
liralW pIIred-"
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DOCTORS ENDORSE IT.

AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN or ARKANSAS, TELLS or
SOME REMARKABLE CURES or CONsUnPTIOS.
W. C. ROGERS, NJ. d., of StdBlnS, La Fduefts Co,
ATk., writes Consumption Is hereditary in my
Wifes family some have already died with the dis
ease. Ny wife has sister Mrs. T. A. Clcary, that
was taken With consumption, She USED your
Golden Medical Discovery" and to the surprise
Ot her many friends, she got we'll Ny wife has
also had heInOrThages from the lungs, and her sis
ter insisted on her using the Golden Medical Dis
coyery. consented and II cured her. She has
had no symptoms of consumption for the past 81 4
years. People having this disease can take no bet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-07

Mr.. J. Wilcox Brown Chairman OF tho Balti-
more committee re pressnting holders OF the I'M
derlying bonds OF the Richmond and Danville
system has issued the lowing circular
The Richmond and Danvills Underlying Bondhoid-
ers committee advise toe acceptance Of tue modified
plan OF Of the Richmond Terminal com
pany aud hereby notify the holders OF the receipts of
the Mercantile trust ard Deposit Company Of baltimore
and ot the Mercantile Trust Company of New York to
present the same for exchange for Drexel. Morgan
Cos stamped certificates before March -.
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THE POLICE INYEsTIGATIoN.
Cog ass suth srIasa for COuAssI-To Bszi.
Work Tails Week.

"eeh.
ALBASY March R-Ths special Senate com
mittse appointed to investigate the New York
city Police Department let after the adjourn
msnt OF the Senate and adopted the following:
Rs.oys,t That this COMMITTEES employ John W. Goa OF
New York and william A. Sutherland OF Rochester as
counsel for this committee and that the committee
have ss.,ion in che city OF New io,s IN the Court
poss Of taxing testimony. HAd that COUNSEL be Aotinsd
Rs.a',si, mat the s.rEeantA!:4Ims he directed to
,qSISGA sses Tns'ss. fH 5, fLaay sSgTd.. and
be required for sxAnin nation on those dAyL
~ IL. GaSnsa O. 9si. ni s"
tending ~. tim. o. during the recess and
49, that III. cSsiin.S tbs COMMITTEES b. in.
@ornins ETotidns Tor an .PRISpI.!Sn o. .5sHSs Or
Ing the sSPsasss 81 this invs,IiEatiOh
Senator Cantor dissentsd from the last two
resolutions.
II il announced that when the LeNoW COM
mittse begins its MoTk here next Friday with
same ground that he went over 10 preparing
the election cases for the Grand Jury and will
police in elections Not a policeman was in
dicfed for interference at the last election but,
eommittee. IL Was Whispered YESTERDAY that
the scope OF the inquiry hJ this COMMITTEES
and In Eestigats other depArlmsnts Ofthe eity
Eovsrnmsnt than the Police Department
Thirsy-anG strsst Shadows C0-s 60 Slows.
John Curnsn. = piano mover. Of 457 West
Thirty-hfth street. WAS held for trial b. JUS
ties Mcmahon in the Jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday on q charge Of beating hls
brother. Patrick Curnsn. Of 444 West Thirty
hfth street, The brothers are poNsItullJ built
They arc Known as the SandoWs Of West
Thirty-hfth street They had a quarrel about
was confined to bed Tor ak dAys ~ his in.
luTlsG
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CTTI OF MEIIco. March "A despatch from
GuIdalSiAra SAYS that Congressman William
l. Wilson was well enough 10 cit up three
hours to-day II 10 expected that he will b
able to cone on TO this city 10 about ten
days When be arrives here the G0YsFnmeRt
win give him . reception
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-07

decision la Favor OF the Eiiso" Company.
As'NY, March q In the case Of the People
eh rel the Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pahF OF New York against Edward Wsmple.
COMPTROLLER Of the State, the Court Of Appeals
"'uaS gave decision in favor OF the compA-
ny me appeal being from an order OF the Gen.
sAi Term. third department. Affirming the
uecl'lon Of the Comptroller and imposing
years lSsi 1881. and lSSSS The opinioH
U Judge Psekham. and all concur.
naSe court holds that the company Was
King The years mentioned that. despite
npsha N that its Payment to rho mDtroller
n ,hs amounts levied upon II wsTe voluntary.
i.sS shtltled To . review OF the proceedings
E'6Ihs ne taxes, aud that the amounts should
SsIsdlted 20 current accounts OF the COM
IAny With tho Comptrollsrs office. This re-
,Wis.s the General Term decision which held
voi mere was n" remedy on account OF the
sW1hiAry payments made. The amount in
''''ed was about S35OtL
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WASTED TO a SKELETONS.

ISAAC =. DOWNS, ESQ, OF Spring PalLeu RocA-
nnd 90, ~. r., says, " For three years ! had saIf
heart DISEASE Before taking DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery had wasted away tO a skele-
ton; could not sleep nor rest, and many timnS
wished 10 die 20 be out OF my misery. Step by
step, the signs and realities OF returning health
taking the Discovery To-day tip the scales az
one hundred and eighty-seyen, and aLn well aud
Il
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The NIoasra VgAx

SES i,ssi 20 the SshiaTnsd 70 DO pleasantly
NJ. What WAa formerly done IN the cTudsst
- And dttAErssably Ell To cleanse the ava
a. lfeAs 40 colds, htHdaehss. feFsTs Withont
~. 1917 Ali~r eurcts ueg The Dell htful AQuld aAa-
- 'sA.s1J syssy u Y.gL-L4s.
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PAIN IM CHEST.

f. b. NORMAN, ESQ. OF Anon Ga, saws: 81
think the Golden Medical Discovery Is the hest
medicine for pain in the chest that have ever
known. am sound and WELL and owe IL all TO the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-07
EcxEaA AIID OlD sO0Ea.

FRED PESTLINE. of Alexander, Gensses Co. N.
y, writes: l had eczema and ulcers on the legs.
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OTHERS SAY OF D
ASTHMA CURED.

CO., Pa, writes; MY brother, Harry G. TrOup,
had been sick tor ton years with asthma. He was
treated by ten different physicians, who said he
could not be cured. He had 10 sit up at night. he
got so short Of breath; he suffered with fearful
headaches and had bad cough. After taking
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets he did not get short OF breath,
and can sleep all night"
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BURNING SORE.

Mrs KUHN, OF 6ls F.. 10th Street. Neb Yoyh
CfV writes: II had running sore upon my neck,
aud had II operated upon three times. and still Il
was not cured. was also run down very much.
There was decided change after using DIR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. l took a few bottles
and was soon cured. Later my husband had :
lump behind his ear; no tried your medicine, and
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Els GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY /:

Previous 20 this affection had had dropsy afte
the grip. now feel perfectly well since took tn
Golden Medical Discovery My legs are all heale,
up and feel like new man. cannot feel thank
iul enough 10 you for your Discovery saved nj
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-05
Notice.

To WHOM IT May CONCERN;
 Notice is hereby given that the ''Planetp and Saturn mines are bonded and leassd Co W. A. Clark; said mines will not be responsible for any indebtedness contracted by said lessee.
 HENRY l.. SCoTT coNeREss, Ysvapai County, Arizona Territory, Nov, lst, 1894. ni0tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-05
Io.,nr Water Frnm a Canal.

An irrigating canal at Riverside, Cal, about 22 miles long, has been gradually becoming unfit for use in it's I2 years of service. on account of holes bored in its banks by gophers. The waste of water finally became so great that it was decided to regrade the whole canal and cover the sides with cement. This work has been done at a cost of about Sl20. 900 by a firm of San Francisco contractors. The cement mortar was spread II inches thick and was formed of one part cement and four parts of fine sand. The work could only be done during the rainy season. when the water was not wanted for irrigatlng purposes. Since it has been finished it is found that the canal now deliv- CTS twice the amount of water that it did before. showing the loss due to leakage. friction. and in a less de- gree to evaporation, was at least SC per cent Exchange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-05
KIr- ceorwe,s Tat Poekstbooks.

George ". from the time he was a young man. constantly carried a pocketbook. into which he thrust hank notes. letters. trinkets and keepsakes. As soon as the pocket book became full he used to put 1t away and substitute for 1t new one. This when filled was lad aside and replaced in like manner. When the king died. it devolved on the Duke of Wellington to examine the ToD- arch's effects. and he discovered an entire chest of drawers filled with tat pocketboolls. which contained not less than $50. 000. St. Louis Republic
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-05

of 1ayapAi.
 ANA CHAPMAN rl.in.is. Summon. s.. LouTs A. CHAPMAN,
 Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the
 Fourth Judicial District, in and for She
 County Of 4avapai, Territory of Ari-
 zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting b
 Louis 4. Chapman:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in fRe Distriet Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for the County of Yssapai, in the Ter ritory Of Arizona, and answer the complaint flied with the clerk of this Couxt at Prescott, in said county. Ca copy Of which complaint accompanies this summons), within ten days, texclusive of the day of serviee) after the served in this county; but if served out of the county and within the district, then within s0 days; where personal service of copy of this summons and Complaint ia made out of the Territory, or service by publication is made as provided by law, within twenty days after the completion thereof; in aH other cases thirty days. And you are hereby notified that if 3ou fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required the plaintiff will take juGg- ment by default against yon and iudg- ment for costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said lsEkL. Court, at Prescott, this 18th dug Of
 November. A. D., 1894.
 A. J. HKRzDON, Clerk James H. Wrght, Attorney for P.alntin.
 n9i-aed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County of YavapAi.