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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
FURNISHED ROOMS.


aNE FURNISHED bedroom and par
ss-ra al c0nveniences: suitable for two;
-..s moderate. G.. NJ. g3j shave
ss,,h,Ei.OR APARTMENTS. - Elegant
whh private bath: also single rooms
tnath; only 81 per month. including
ss,b1.s.,ast and valet attendance. West
tr,,,.A.S'fLY furnished apartment. cen
,. M, located; suite rooms and BATH.
IL. owning home. central Ioca ton. will
lunehnas hasome suite Of rooms. with dainty
city 80 furnished. 70 party yisiuag the
sst.-ses sasionaliy; only those sppreciating
psy Ut accommodation and willing 20
dre.s y same will please answer. Ad-
Bfcsay. w. Tribune Uptown Once. Lac
&c., WILL RENT prettliy furnished
bath .S.,s,ory -oom. hot and cold water:
COVE. ssuloining; 70 one OF two gentlemen:
; -. location. 10 West i26th-st.
pssssI. ~ wEsT.-An exceptionally
1sc,;ss as second-story front room and con-
(. - oedroom: board; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06

aEs.asER 6 FENDER. lac ~ 2ia West
n n-s,.. have removed 10 219 West 18th
ess.-ss nere they are prepared 10 receive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06
FURNISHED ROOMS.

ca WEST H-ST.-Furnlshed or unfur-
nlshcd rooms or floors; private baths
close TO Park
II MADISON-ANE.-Lar cool rooms:
families or gentlemen. with or without
board. transi"n's accommodated. refer
enCeS.
20 WEST. 18TH ST Nicely furnished
rooms cool and comfortable: references
exchanged
10 WEST @3D-S To lot. with or with
out board large and small rooms. refer
enCes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06

ATTENTION. BUTCHERS, BAKGAIN.-
$500 will buy (Newark. n. j.. fixtures
and business OF established meat pro-
vision and vegetable market: low rent.
Particulars. HODGES. 176 broadway
Room 20
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PARTY with . thousand dollars ana
eerviccs can learn OF n business. can
double their money in months. G. D..
Tribune Ofice
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner 1Osih-st.-
SUBSTANTIAL. artistic. detached house. low
t,ee send for circular. ATLAS IN
MOVEMENT co. - Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
LADY MUSICIAN. just finished season
engagement pianist az dancing academy.
vishe. engagement AZ gcnicsl summer hO-
tel or boarding house. viii play for dane
Ing accompanying orchestra or singing
play classical or popular music. teach
fnuatc plan entertainments. glrr direc-
flo.s ln or teach dancing. host - ref"r-
.nce Wi-h highest rero lu'1la'ion rom
former employer ~ summer hotel Al
dross Nl'SlC BOX ! 5i3 ioston,c,. New
York.
sTENOGRApIIER and TYPEWpTTEH.
By Young lad, - mo- .a'- salary Nrl
VIII assist huskkaep-r AMI maze he's 'lf
g.r.-nilt Useful Address OHLlGlNG.
ilhuuc Office.
sTENOGRAFHEE BY an experienced
sienogfapher and rapid writer On ne
Remington machine. wants permanent po-
sitlon. will begin 90 q small salary WIN
dos 'raile nrm Address Miss y - =.
core Mr.. Harri,U Pearsal. White Plains.
y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06

ATTENTION. BUTCHERsl BARGAIN
5000 will buy (Westfeld n. j.. business
and fixtures Of established cash meat ana
vegetable market. low rent. HODGES.
I78 broadway: Room ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06

ACTIVE PARTY, competent 10 take full
charge ~ once. investing $1,000 can Sc
cure control Of cash business paving large
profits: Investment perfectly safe For IN
tervicw address QUICK RET rms, It'd
une OfficS
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rrpyrsuED HOUSES TO LET.

IpIRoNDACKs. LAKE PLAClD.-Iht ne
NlarS,rrloss Cottages. one @, one 10
, nuu'". situated ana grand and impressive
,. .nn,v oTsrlooking village and Two lakes
ho,,lng tennis. completely furnished 10
ssssd near stevens House. rent low; Np-
"a go =, IaRFNCE NJ. NOBLE. % Cortlandt-
q; Others. also one Keene valley.
IsHTRY PARK. y. J.-Desirab,e nv
si,bed cot ages FOR rent lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury Park. y J.
PIRGAIN!-To let. cheap. large furnished
home. extensive grounds. river view
uvss park miles above Poughkeepsie.
inoure Of ELIOT. l3l East 43d-st
T0R RENT. in Bristol Conn. for the
spnuer. a furnished house Of ten rooms
.,S rails: large. shady grounds. stable.
h For particulars address w II. TRACT
Bristol Corn.
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COOK. A-Laly going Immediately O. ihe
country requires capable. experienced
COOK Who vii also dp plain washing ia
small family Protestant preferred. faif
wages and permanent place lof ratlsfac-
tory person. call Thufsday. between .
and /. az 23S East l3'h-st
YOVNC; LADY a. editorial assistant; per
fnaricnt. prefer capable teacher with some
ey,erlence address fun particulars ~
letter. Box $50. Tribune Once.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


At GREAT BARGAINS during building,
Entire stock OF trunks travelling bags.
yockeibooks. valises. steamer chairs and
trunks. dressing cases and travelling out
ITS al CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - 4th-
ave. near 9th-st.
DIR. ROsELL's ZEDoARY. that popu:
lar remedy FOR sweating. tender. tired
feet. cOrns. buniOns and ingrowing nans.
sold by all druggists or mailed for DC
JAMES Pharmacy. 700 shave
GREAT MONEY SAVING GLOVE SALE
Abb real kid. 59c.: Abb. Csnts de suede.
sc. suede mousquetaires. G9c.: worth
double. JAMMES. 800 Broadway.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose ~ their
iefi-off clothing at fair value will Ylels-
call or address EDWARD MILLER. g.
6'h-ave. near Waycrley Place
J. PICKHARDT. 346 Lenox-aye.. the FIRST
inventor Of folding parior bedsteads
cabinet making and uphOlsterng In All iis
branches: also carpets fitted. laid and
renovated. hair mattresses attended 10.
PATENTS for Inventions secured prompt
Is. Best % references Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
A. MICHEL & co. No. los Montgomery
ave Bloomfield. New-Jersey. Handbook
FOR Inventors" free.
RARE CHANCE for ladies'. young or
old. to Join little select party gong Az
gust % 70 England France. Switzeriend
All Of Italy Italian lakes. II desired 10
Greece and Egypt. eighth tour Of the nay
IN charge. refers 20 Judge Noah DAVIS
Address Miss a. l.. NOBLE. Albion. y. y
sUPERFINE lnse thread stockings. SIC.
laundried ladies' shirt waists. 39c. aud
9jc SOnnette cors~ts, SOC. Layall!ere
corsets. 9Sc. half real value. JAhMh-S'
800 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-06

NTRsF.-Dy q milile-aSei Scotch frot-
cstont nurse. an" position OK trust; capa-
be OF taking entire charge or chlgr"n or
invaiii: highest reference. Address
NURSE a2 East isth-si.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

National credit" which the
eoldsmiths and their attorneys az
are 50 sensitive about,
NAV be described as the worst form
Of fakir play upon the confidence OF
The People. To maintain the "Na-
t;on Al credit" The People are being
snamelessly swindled every oie few
months to the extent OF $oo,Voo,-
900. Their hard-earned savings are
being mor,gaged al that rate an
nually that Wall street bankers may
be afforded an investment for their
surplus funds. And all OF this ls
being done on the lawless pretens,e
that illegal tender" money, made
RECEIVABLE by the terms OF the
law authorizing its issue, is re
deemable Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

The increase of the national in
debtedness is very serious matter.
II means n permanent bondage Tor
The People which will require them
to go on paying tribute to the bond
holders SO long as they live, be-
aueathing the burden to their chill
dren after them. The bonds repre-
sent absolutely nothing, for al
though they are ostensibly paid Tor
in gold, the gold is drawn out OF
the treasury again as soon as the
bonds are delivered, thus creating
another deficiency which must be
made up. More bonds are ordered
sold and the same gold that bought
the previous issue buys the new IS
sue, and thus the outrageous
wrong continues, the same $780,
600 900 being used in the purchase
of each new series as it is marketed.
"This is called ''financierlng,
u and so it is after fashion. But 1t
(; is getting something out OF The Peo-
}; pie for nothing by a legal process
}. and therefore differs fion ia O
<, dealing, which is against the law,
r, although, in accomplishing the same
Il, result, it does not resort to compui
sion but leaves the matter of beins
X, robbed wholly optional. A maj
,r, need not 60 to faro table unles
ii, he wants to. But he cannot avon
his share Of the taxes which mus
* be raised to pay the interest upo
er these bonds. 1t will be collecte
;fY from him in internal taxes, tan
taxes, and perhaps by other NEAR
* not yet fully hatched, in spite
ler anything he can do to avert u
; {, tribute. Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

From a committee of Indiana
Yearly Meeting of Friends, held al,
ternately at Richmond, Ind, ana
at Waynesville, Ohio.
To Editors and Journalists:
Respected Friends--The increas-
inc interest in the subject Of a pure
literature within our homes has
been made manifest in various
ways. and we have been pleased 70
note the sympathy expressed IN
many Of the leading papers OF the
day for this good end.
Is representatives Of Fliends we
turn again to the press, wishing to
share the great responsibility which
rests with it in the right education
,lof the Young. We know that
Through its daily and weekly col
. umns seed is sown which brings
ssIforth fruit for good or i'll. As a
J mighty factor to this end 1t mas
I, scarcely a limit to its power, ana
That which it has already done fol
: good proves its great influence g
tlelevate and guide the thousands o.
nI;ts readers whose weak aims y
Observes to strengthen and direct:
! Let nothing hinder or retard ~
!, work Cast out the evil that goo.
|may reign. Advertisements whlc'
,e|point to gilded crime, details Q
Utmost unholy acts, personal ana PIC
,eItorial notices which are incentive
) 10 the violation Of the higher Law
! Ilet All these be thrown aside, gvli'
,eltheir space TO better things.
y Nav not the cheering fact thu
= ~ masIiournalism has already done
! !, a,.much lead to the hope that MOI
vvIand more it may become the ialtl
~ Iful friend Of those whose bleak nv
- 30 are so much controlled by what
inIcolumns present.
,es Let us together hail the adve
neIof that day which will produce
anbright, unsullied sheet for eve
ar home. !,
he Trusting that you may deem u
~ ~ expression Of our views and aims
Ill lfor a place within your column
- onIand asking for a word Of kindly
-heIterest in our work, we are sincer'
ars your friends. !,
Dr. Dr. Signed under orders Of the fe
'o,nlly Meeting, and on behalf OF :
eco Committee, by :,
NJ, NJ AARON MoRRIs, Clerk
;ro Tenth month 4th, 1894.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

A rest from tariff agitation is all
right, and the Republican Senators
do we'll to insist on it, but they did
decidedly i'll in voting against tax
ing up the bill to strike the differ
entail duty off refined sugar. There
i no protection in that duty except
for the Sugar Trust, which has been
protected too much by each party.
The Republican party condemns
the course Of the Republican Sena
tors on this questicn.-St. Lou
Globe Dem. (Rep.)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

"The new milage of 1884, says
the Railway Age, lis less than In
any other one Of the last twenty
wears, and it is the least in the last
thirty vears, with the exceptions OF
1878, 1866 and 1865. The total
mileage constructed during the
wear was / ,919.13. Arizonia heads
The list. on four roads, with l93.
illinois is second with l4S on elght
lines ard Oregon brings up the rear
with a trhe less than two miles OF
new rails. Vermont, Rhode Is
: land Connecticut, Delaware, Mary
, land. Kentucky, Iowa, Nebraska
both Dakotas, Washington, NeVn''
and Idaho built no roads at al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
11cpER INDIANA FRIDAY DECEMBER %. 1894.


Chilly cold thy breath, December,
And the North winds bitter wall
Chants. Old Year, in solemn measure,
Der thy form SO still and pale
AZ we loved thee. so we mourn thee,
While each feeble, dying breath
Cometh fainter, fainter, fainter,
Till the pulse is still in death.
List the knell OF thy departure,
Peel on peel from belfry tower
Close the ewes that ne'er shall waken-
1t is midnight's dreary hour.
'Twere heart OF stone, not human,
That could bend above that bier,
Gaze upon the furrowed features,
Yet refrain to drop tear.
But a stranger bids US greeting,
In his youthful beauty clad
With the white robe OF his sire "a
, "Cientle friends, why look so sadY
{ as il mete that We should welcome
Me with such a doleful face?
Whom vou mourn il gone forever;
I. | have come to take his place
< "Come to ask for your allegiance,
For your sympathy and love-.
That earth's children live together
le AS the angels do above.
D. 80 r..
i THAT We Danish selfish feeling,
:" Hatred. malice, envy, STRIFE
ne Help to raise your fallen brother
as plant anew the seed of life.
+ "Gird the loin and don the armor'
ne Have purpose grand and strong,
ok With your banner truth -emDiazohea
rs Charge the citadel OF wrong
lg- osThrough the conflict long and weary
to Never falter, never yield,
rty Till that emblem wave tnum phah'
"a O'er Gods glorious battlefield.
his "Ah, | see you greatly marvel
md Al these words from one so young
M Rnt each moment hath its mission,
iiio And nv race will soon be run.
ley n'
in "Only for little season
an Shall we Journey side by side;
=, cn will We pledge your lives to duty
ne will We stem old errors tidel
Ian- y, .;o
,;,a ..Will We wrestle with temptation,
M Rolling back his frey wave
en- Living, be "A worthy freeman
4 be Dying, fill an honored grave
anu anu 81 will be your daily witness,
cans And when chill December blast
cuts Laws me low, with JOY or sorrow
IL you shall camly view the past
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

For the benefit Of pupils who are
studying local geography we pub
lish the following article from the
pen Of one who knows whereof he
speaks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

The thistle, shamrock and rose
are the emblems Of Scotland, Ire
land and England, probably be-
cause Of the prevalence Of those
nlants in those countries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

The tendency in New England OF
late has been to vote for the llcens-
inc Of saloons. The majority tor
license in Boston the other day was
.799, against $3.50 last year.
pittsfeld. Mass, defeated license
last wear. but at the recent election
gave it majority Of $50, because
two Of the druggists had been selling
a barrel of whisky day and clear
ing $4,000 year on a license that
cost Just 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
Three Fools.

From the somervllle Journal
r,. was a business man who failed
To win the longed for prize
OF riches and prosperity,
He did not advertise.
There was "A lover once VINO dieu
Quite wretched. suppose,
Because all through his Ire ne "aS
Too bashful to propose.
Tncre was another man whose ways
His neighbors greatly pained,
Recausc he didn't know cnouhh
To 20 in when II rained.
All three were fools but. worst OF All
TO everybody's eyes,
Was he who was business maa
And didn't advertise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
Tenth month 4th, 1894.

Two women to-day sat on 2 Jury
in Justice court in Cripple Creek.
Constable Halfway, when he went
ont to get his panel, concluded that
~ the fair sex could now vote, they
could also act as jurors, and g
.b,ought in bevy Of women and .
few men.-DeIver Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
W. r. COX,
Attorney at Law
rAspEI4. INDIANA

A.,o@pey for the 18th Judicla,
Prosecuting 4, .c,ref,,liy attend to any civil
sns Cirvmm. a"T Entrusted TO him in any county "
the circuit. ,.,,naipy on Public square
Dec, o, 'G2-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

The cross mark instead Of sig
nature did not originate in lgnor-
ance. II WIS always appended 70
signatures in mediaeval times as an
attcstation Of good faith.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
Educational Column.

CONDUCTED ny GEO. r. WILSON GO. surr
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:. vrrArI G. BRETZ.
,. T.. BRETz. D. -
VRE1z, McFAll { BRtIz,
Attorneys at Law
JASPER. INDIA -

wm practice in the Courts 1f Dubois a,,ar,,n, nm"
adjoining counties; .s ..n;raaseS ana Ses 70 them
ns-pmce y" ~ fec. 9, '92-ly
Court house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

The everlasting tinkering with tn
tariff should be prohibited, say tn
prohibitionists Of Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28
HG. PHILLIPS
TRAYLOR 4 PHILlPrS'
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

WIN practice in Dubois y1ysn r"a to a''"ll 'sollee
ton-. ,.,,a. snuth side Of Pubic
ONCE over foS' '''''' sept. y. ~.
square.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

"Mv success is owing to liberalt..
& advertising. bonner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

Indianapolis sentinel.


The question Of fees and salaries i
for the county officers was tn. prih- !
cipal subject discussed by the rel
publican senators yesterday, ana
the plan which has been almost
unanimously agreed upon tor the
framing Of the coming bill was ar
ranged. The senators are IN laVor
Iof a fee and salary law based upon
the population Of the counties, ana
have accepted the following sched-
ule. which was arranged by Senator
Baker. Senator Craynor OF the
committee was not present, but ms
place was taken by Senator Baker.
The counties of the state are d.
vided into thirteen classes accord
;ng to population, with the follow
ing salaries:
Counties having population ol
less than 10,0OO-Clerk, vi, ~
auditor, $l,225; recorder, *69o GOV
treasurer, $1,000; Sheriff, $l,ooO
From 10000 to Is, ,O0O-Clerk
Al 45O; auditor, $l,575; recorder
$3.50: treasurer, $1,000; sherlfi
81, 300.
From $1,000 to 20,0Oo-Clerk
81. 800; auditor, 1880; recorder
81 O5O; treasurer, 81 900; sheriff
81 900.
From 10000 to 25 ,00O-Clerl
AZ $50; auditor, $2,325; recorde
y S1 $50: treasurer, 81 800; sherl
81 900. 800 81
From $4,000 to 3O,000-Cler
- Az: auditor $2,7OO; recordt
81 45O: treasurer, $2 200; sher
So 200. 100 =,
From 10000 to o2,VVo-oie'
- s25. auditor, SO, ,OS0; record
$1 $50; treasurer, 81 800; sher
So 800. oo :,
From $4,000 TO 4o,uVo-oic
x3 15O: auditor, SO, ,425; record
81, $50; treasurer, VOW sne'
81 800. 100 ~.
From 10000 to 4o,VV-Ole
S3 45O: auditor, SO, 800; recor'
81 O5O; treasurer, So, 100; she
SO, 100. ooo ~.
From 45,OOO TO ou,VVo-oi'
E. So S25: auditor, "a $50; recor
Llama 50 $50; treasurer, $5,4oV' she
ID al So, 400. 1000 =,
and From 5O,OOO TO oo,VVV-oi
$4.15O; auditor, "a ,525; recor
80 245O: treasurer, SO, 700; she
pure From 10000 to 75,OoO-Cl
has "a 500; auditor, 81 800; recor
,rious 81 $50; treasurer, $4,000; she
ID to $4,000. 100000 =,
a in From 1000 to $luO,ve1-o'
& the AZ 625: auditor, $6, ,125; recol
$3.50; treasurer, 5000; sh'
Is we IS, 600. 80
no to Over 100, ,O0O-Clerk, $l3,
which auditor. $14, 100; recorder, W.
oa,;op .uoos,rar AID 600: sheriff, $12
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R.nM. MILBURN.
NlLBURN l. SWEE'
Attorneys atLaw'
JASPER. IND

win practice in the Courts 'ti,,pa,t"mtion ., i Civ
en- to collections. .. c.xt door to Alice.
n6NrOFrICE-Oth s'''
Dee Y. ~. -------------~
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w. a. Tray,...
TRAYLOR & NUNTEk,
Attorneys at Law,
.IASpER. INDIANA.

wu ur.ctlcc in the Courts of Dubois ana
"u!o',f,is .!s-",f,ice over Duboi- County state "''N
APRIL "a, W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-28

VIRUS on THE PROPOSED LAW.
Marion county is the only one in
; the state having a population OF
more than 100 900 so that the thir-
: teenth class refers to this county
alone Under the present law tht
salaries are as follows: Clerk, VIZ
{. 800; auditor, $17 300; recorder
! ali 600; treasurer, $l2, 900; sher
u IL $13 900. The new law reduces
the salary Of the clerk OF Marioi
$ county by $1,000, the auditor y!
q ~ 500. the recorder by $3,Ooo am
n the sheriff by $1,000, wr;.e itleave
d the salary of the treasurer ne same
G As to when this law should 60 n
es TO effect the senator's are divided
opinion. Senator Baker dld no
'g express himself definitely as to thl'
saving: "If the law bad bee
az definitely defined, as it was oeiol
so 1891. there would be 10 doubt
re INV mind but that the implied col
n tract between the state and the 2
es ficers-elect should be respected al
It's the salaries remain the same as U
der the old law until another c'e
mt ton is held, but since the decisu
Of the supreme court matters ma
Try bcenlin rather chaotic state, ana
is hard to determine Just what
CO g. fair. I"
III The majority OF the senate
MS however, are in favor Of having q
IN law that may be passed go into
ely feet within short time after
passage. 49,, ,:...
ear, The proposed law will be bite
'aid opposed by the county officers
sociation; as it fears the law wo
: contain provision for its gong
to effect at once, this is the p
Jury they are fighting most bitterly.
eek. the other hand, they will OPT
vent with all their money and power
that law based upon population.
The evening world., 1894-03-16
M'DERMOTT'S FATE.
His Case VIII De Given to the Jury
This Afternoon.

The fate of Timothy McDermott who
killed George Clancy, a brother of Con-
gresham John NJ. Clancy. with n ra zor
in a Brooklyn saloon on the morning Of
Dec. "a, will be given to the jury this
afternoon.
The defense put in the plea for McDer-
mott that Clancy would not have died
had he received proper attention after
he was cut on the legs by McDermott.
Assistant Dist-ict-Attorney in summing
unsfor the people said the point advanced
by. the defense was absurd. 1t was
ridiculous to argue that McDermott did
not desire to kill Clancy but meant sim
ply 10 MAIN him. He said that while
McDermotte could not have reached a
vital spot like the heart with a razor he
chose the next best plan, that of sever
Ing the arteries OF the legs. Mr.. Mcguire
said If McDermott had only desired to
hurt Clancy he would have struck him
with a chair or some blunt instrument.
The attorney for the defense In his
speech claimed McDermott was temper
arily insane. He had lost his mother, a
brother and An uncle within a month
previous to the crime and had been
drinking heavily.
Judge Moore Is charging the Jury.