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The evening world., 1894-02-05
GRAPHIC SIGN LANGUAGE.
UnderstOod by All Western Indians
from Canada to the Gulf.

The sign language is understood by all
the prairie tribes from the British Dor
der southwark to Texas, says the WASH
ington Star. Without uttering a word
they can express any Idea. James
Mooney. of the Bureau of Ethnology. to
whom the writer IL indebted for his in
formation on this interesting subject.
has seen an entire council conducted by
signs, seven languages. including Eng
lish, being represented.
The most expert sign-talker on the
plains is Lieut.. II. l.. Scott, I. S. A.
The system Is surprisingly simple. so
that any Intelligent person can acquire
its rudiments with little difficulty.
The urlifted foretinger liz a man. Max
Ing a stroke across the forehead and hold
ing up the forefinger Ia a white man-that
is to say, a man who wears a hat. The
hand making the motion AS of combing
out the hair liz a woman.
\ stranger enters the tepee. One Of
the chiefs present waggles his hand on
means Who are you?" If the new
conner Is "A Sioux. he passes his hand
across his throat. That ls the sign of
the SiouX tribe, sur 1osed by some to re-
fer to The practice of cutting the threats
of enemies.
The sign of the Cheyennes is the mo-
ton Of cutting off a finger, referring to
their practice of chopping off the fingers
of enemies for necklaces. The Tonkowa
We're formerly cannlbals. in allusion to
which fact they hold up n finger to rep
resent "A man, and then point the finger
down The throat.
Different. tribes also have different
symbols. That OF the Deiawares, some
Of whom have been driven out to the
Indian Territory. = n turtle. The East
ern tribes revere the turtle. because 1t
hFnlVhf the world I'm from l.nIpr tha
up in the sky. They sent messengers
down to hnd land. but without success.
Finally the turtle went. dived and
brought up a piece of ear.h In its mouth,
from which the dry land grew.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
MRS. BREWSTER BURIED.
Mrs. Lyman Had to Borrow Money
to PAY for the Funeral.

The body OF Mrs, Mary Brewster was
buried this morning In Holy Cross
Cemetery. Flatbush. Tho funeral was
from the home OF Mrs. Edward Lyman,
81 Court street. Brooklyn.
The body was taken to Mrs. Lyman's
house Wednesday last, and the funeral
was to have been yesterday afternoon.
The dead woman's husband. Capt. Ben
jamin Brewster, disappeared or Wednes-
day soon after the body was taken to
Mrs. Lyman's. and he has not been seen
since. No Ice was put In the coffin.
The undertaken refused to bury the body
yesterday because he had no assurance
of being paid. Mrs. Lyman SCurried
about and secured the necessary funds
So the funeral could take place to-day.
Mrs. Lyman says she IL "A stranger to
the Brewstcrs, and only consented to
ALLOW the funeral to be held from her
house az an act OF charity and as n
favor to afriend who was also n friend
Of the Brcwsters. Brewster In the cap
tain Of a canal-boat.
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HANGED HERSELF TO A BED.
Mrs. Evern, nm Invalid, KiIiS Her
seIf In Her Nursc's Absence.

Coroner Dreamer, Of Williamsburg.
was notified this morning OF the suicide
of Mrs. han fiv"rn, forty-scven
years old, OF 9Gl Gates avenue. She had
been m invalid for II long time. Her III
ness affected her mind, and her relatives
rarely left her alone.
This morning. however, she seemed
brighter than usual, and her nurse went
out TO Il store In the vicinity. No sooner
had her companion left the room than
Mrs. Evern got out of bed and hanged
herself TO n bedpost.
When the nurse returned Mrs. Evcrn
was dead. The body was cut down and
the police were summoned.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
FOUGHT ON A STREET-CAR.
Three Men Got Into II Row and the
Passengers Got, out.

George and Edward stephens and Louis
Dehurst were held in the Lee Avenue
Court, williamsburg. to-day, on charges
OF fighting. The two brothers. who live
at South second street and Union ave
nue.. last night boarded "a Grand street
car. They made an insulting remark to
Dehurst, who lives In Maspeth, and he
started In to thrash them,
The car was crowded at the time, and
the passengers got out In a hurry. The
men fought for several blocks, when De
tective Sergeant Hayes boarded the car
billN,
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''o'"r, u linan. Of ni Ea', S",cnty.sccoil
stree Is locked up II N" Ludlow Street Iail In
default Of $50 nl'l for contempt NJ Court. \
Judgment for 'a61o.o7 vas obtained against mi.
man last September b" Nathaniel Stevens. Uhl-
man refused to pay aaI WIS brought up IN stumble
nrni"rv. Proceedings on Sept. {. 1879. lie nsrcrl
10 pay 1000 r"r week. Hni aid 80 Tor i've wrcks
ll' frIn'rh t. pay ~" balance. Sl29 ~. and A
warrant for hG arrest was issued hv nudge
lltLs mruns.
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END OF HOUSEKEEPING.
Health Authorities Act on The
Evening Worlds Exposure.

Explicit instructions were Issued this
morning to the health inspectors and
~fuinigators relative to the mode of In
sp"cting houses whore contagious dis
eases have appeared, and the extent to
which the work of disinfecting and rem
oNnting premises shall he carried.
Houses will not hereafter bo cleaned
NJ the expense OF the Health Depart
mont, aS has been the case heretofore.
..Thls. was the result OF 1.-The Evening
Norlds' exposure OF Saturday.
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18Th ST. 10Th ST. and 9Th Five.
(ISth St Station Elevated Road
KING 10 AT THE ZAMBESI.
Two americans Were with VIII
sons dictated Party.

tBy Associated Press.)
PLYMOUTH. Feb. 5-Explorer Selous
has arrived from Capetown. and con-
firms the statement made by Corvndon,
the game hunter, OF the prominent part
taken by Birnan n Ingram. two Amer
leans. during Capt. Wilson'S fatal pur-
suit of King Lobengula.
NJ. Selous says that Lobcngula is prob
ably on the banks Of the Ziinbesi, which
he Is likely to cross with 1900 warriors.
He can easily defeat the Ttarotses, and
1t is probable nothing further will be
heard OF the fugitive.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
BURGLAR KILLS A LAWYER.


ny Ns'o'Iatei P-cssD
DENVER, Feb. Harry Carr, "A
prominent lawyer. was shot and Killed
IN his house last night by n burglar,
church. ~
Mr., Carr, who was thirty-eight years
oil. cI.le from Baltimore" fourteen Years
HGo ana was u law partner of eN-JudSe
Vincent ID. Marion.
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Threatened with L.,nchIng.


'N'l>N\'"LIN, Feb. "%-i'yNnk liall a nrv-o.
wa' Drought hero last nlyht hy the ,horin al,
Room" County and ,olgcI Ia san Ito WAS threat.
rr'd WIN 'NnrhlrH He went to the nome u cir.
"hcl' near Lebanon on SATURDAY niehi. and.
lltt'hNlnE mat n Vas a r1bmpn Who hRd braught
H.rnH relatives , '," her, gained ddmittaHrc TO
switch Mis- AhnTa-
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p NEWS.
Low WATER To-DAT
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ties "' eoo''eSt iOuT
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CAPT. CHAMBERS FAILS.
MS Liabilities Are Said 10 lie
Less Than SS. 900.

capt. Matthew s. Chambers, the we'll
known wine AMI liquor dealer, at IL
Warren street, made an ASSIGNMENT to-
day To Andrew 8, Cheney, without pref
crenCcs.
The liabilities are reported TO be less
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ter ono quick push. h. cried: Death

ter n quick push. he cried: Death
to society"
Valiant had hardly uttered these words
when he was seized by NJ. Diebler's as
siriants AMI thrown upon the plank. TO
which he was strapped with remarkable
rapidly. HIS body was thrust through
the lUnette or hole in the end Of IN"
scaffOl1, upon which a half circle or
locking piece falls after the head is
through. a spring was touched and the
shining knife above the Anarchists neck
sped downward with a swift and noise.
less movement. There was "A squirt OF
blood and the head OF Valiant. separated
from the trunk. fell into the basket or
sawdust, and all was over.
From the GROVE assembled thef"
went up a duh murmur OF apparent ~.
lief. aud the troJps grounded arms ana
returned swords with q clatter and a
clash which had deadly Significance.
with the greatest rapldity. the head n
body Of the Anarchist were gathered up,
placed in separate baskets and were
.scorted away from the scene OF. ~"
execution at n gall1p. II the body OF IN"
Anarchist II unclaimed. 1t will go to the
Academy OF Medicine.
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As su-l.
rom Puck }

Watts-What was the result of last
nights meeting of the Women's Philo-
sophical Society?
W~ard-Three cases of Mysteries and
several gallons OF tears.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Ambulance Surgeon sAlttIrk, ~ the nros -.
lyn Hospital, WIS summoncl this morutng % 1t.
isnd Nil. Pleasant Green, rnlprci, OF ~ lIorls
Aley, who had been almost kilci ry inhalinE
coal gat The woman hat u small stove In her
room. psfurr retiring last night thc H,led II
with rcni and closed the dlmpcrs she fail.I to
come out OF her room THIS morning and Other
tenants burst opcn the doc. "a time To save her
life.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
A Lost Opportunity.

From Puck.)
Dodge-The Democratic machine will
never allow Flower to be renominated.
Lodge-Why not?
Dodge-He let the State get out OF
debt and never even called on the Legis-
laturc to restore it to its normal con.
dition.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Explorer JacksOu's Plnns.


HULL, Feb. J.-Jacltson, the explorer.
has arrived here after a short exploration
Of Waigatz Island. in the Arctic Ocean,
500 miles north OF ~Trendhten. He said
tina he intends to proceed to Franz
josef Land in July. and push %northward.
leaving f'od dcpots at convenient dis
tlnces behind. in order to admit OF his
retrrnt. lie expects to find a huge con-
tinent. and Is to be absent four years.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
To Che Manner Born.

From Puck,N
C~ohurggcr-l hear he has become a sue
cossful writer for the magazines.
MerrItt-Tes. He writes dialect stories
that arc hard to make out, and quatraing
that can't be made out at all,
The evening world., 1894-02-05
4 Memoir, oT the Commune.


Member OF the Meadowbrook Hunt, to
lady guest-Are YOU a judge of horse
flesh, Mrs. Flutterby?
Mrs. Flutterby--I can't say that | an.
| haven't tasted any since we were IN
Paris. over twenty years ago.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Mrs Kate HAYDEN, q ri West Nlurh street.
Broohlyn, was held by Justice TiGhc In the Butler
Sire, Police Court, iro3k!vn, lhis morning for
examination on fea. s on q charge II heating
her brother, Michael uRordc, yesterday With !
irylne-pal. i1oike l. In The Long Island Col.
!ese hgspisl u thought his shul, Il frir.
.nrsa. lhs trouble occurred curing a druHk,r
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More oc Them On.

from II;s1
Tom D~enver-Sav' Tommy Davidson in
the park this morning,
Ethel-Was he on horseback?
Tom Denver-Wcll, on and on.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Down In


We'll, Jim. how's the ague?"
"Didn't tell you about that" Why, I
went into old man Sharp's field one
night about Il week ago, and the old
man got up and loaded his gun In the
dark. m cuss me II he didn't blow me
full OF two-graiu quin.nc pills. l hain'
had an ache nor shake since"
The evening world., 1894-02-05
VIII Decide About the Trolley.

ORANGE. y. T., Feb. THE Common Council
o' this city viii take mp iho question Tonight a.
to N" granting Of franchises for trolley lines
throughout IN" city. There wGq meeting
"n FRIDAY might TO protest against the granting
OF tho franchises.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Her Consisteucy.
llt'rom puck,J

Marjoric-I don't see how you could
have joined the Browning Club when you
ar" 30 opposed to his poetry.
Madgc-Why. my dear, there is an OPP
position faction In the Club, and i belong
10 that!
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Memorial 10 Phillips Brooks.

my Associated Press)
LONDON, Feb. "a memorial to the
late Bishop Phillips Brooks VIII soon be
placed in Westminster Abbey. 1t will
be in the form of a mosaic representing
the charge Of the Saviour to Peter,
Feed my sheep" The sum Is all raised
within about fl0. one of the subscribers
was the late George W. Childs
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Oppression.
U'rom Puck }

First Rcpublican-Terrible times in
Italy. Riots about taxes.
Second Neutrality-suspicious. taxes? Is
tho Government trying to reduce any of
them?
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Very stylish.


Small daughter of Evenly new frock
Is made princess. One sleeve is fun to
the elbow ard trimmed with an epau-
lette. and the other sleeve is just like
II
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1nsuIteI.
lFrom Puck.)

Jackson-You'd better go and make 1t
up with Dobson, If you care anything for
his friendship.
Jcnkins-What have I ever lone to
Dobson?
Jackson-Why, o called him Mis-
ter Dobson is captain In a BROOKLYN
regiment.
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from Judge.)
She-Im writing a story. vii you OBJ
ject If ! make you my hero?
Held rather be your Leander.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Too Much or a. Compliment.


Nirom Litel
She--Yes so Mr. Murray says: That |
look Ave years younger when | am skat-
inE.
younger!
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Argentine Raa,caIS Victorious.

thy Associated Press)
BUENOS ANRES. Feb. 5.-The Radi-
Gals ave been victorious In the Con-
"ressional elections.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
INCOMING STEAMERS.

INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
Penniaud, Antwerp Jan. 20.
Persian Monarch, London Jan. le.
~. PanCras, Liverpool Jan. 10.
Apollo, Antwerp Jan. II.
u. u, heier. Bremen Jan. 20.
M~anhanse;, Swansea jan. 20.
kSnSss city, Swansea Jan. 20.
I mhria. Liverpool Jan. %.
Adrtstic, Liverpool Jan. q.
lihletis, IIsyre Jan. 20.
ThinC Halls Christisasand Jan. 20,
Ia Giscogne, HaVre Jan. 81.
Hindoo, Hull Jan. q.
England London Jan. ~.
Chester, southampton Jan. -.
Nnmadic. Liverpool Jan. u.
uiiy OF Washington. Havana Feb. l.
venezuela, La Guayra Jan, 20,
DUE To-MuRRUw.
Anchogla, Glasgow Jan. q.
Rotterdar, ROTTERDAM Jan. -,
Mobile, i.ondur Jan. q.
Leibnitz. 81. Lucia Jan. 30.
Adirondack. Kingston Feb, /.
Lac Huron. Liverpool Jan. Il.
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thy Associated Preks.J

NY NFsO'Tafed Prekt.D
MADRID, Feb. 1.-The notorious bandit,
Barlllas, the scourge OF the Province Of
Valencia. was surprised by gendarmes
and killed after a desperate fight.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
4 Good Investment.

4 Good Investment.
From Puck.)
Wool-fou wouldn't cash Braces
check for fifty. and yet you let him bor-
row s..
Van Pelt-Well. $40 is worth saving.
isn't 1t? 'He'
The evening world., 1894-02-05
A PERFECT Eek.
Health Ruined IL the Army.


able pleasing.
&C. !. Hood 4 Co, Lo~cii, Mas,
=" came from the army a perfect wreck. |
served IN the l27tn Regimen. NJ, State Vols,
and after the war. whea | returnel home. ! was
Il yreai suGerrr frlm the effect, q, TYPHOID
ever. hat also chroni' diArrh,ol. dvsen:erv,
rhounIati'm ana the tr-poles LiuIght on by Ions
cXHo ares OF a s~o.hi"rs life. | was induce
b' = iricnd :" nv Hoois AarINpari,la and
sine rri' Believe
that my present good hellIhI OWING cnii.ry
10 tnis invaluable metirine. Anythiny that vii.
alleviate tho suaerings resultant FROM rnrun'r
dlscntes brought ou By exposure IN tile war a.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Try Associated PressD
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The Imperial Bank
Of Germany's rate of discount has been
reduced from 1 per cent to 3 per cent.
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~ -
 WANTED,

CITUATfoN by young girl ss competent - seamstrrsh; uadefstaAds dressmaking would do Ghambefwofk or waiting. Call
 Jys iti iae TEMPLE STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
4 RUSH TO LAKE SALTONiSTALL.

Over 1,5OO People Rode There-Many
 More to the Cove-Short Beach Notes.
 The news that the electric cars were running to Lake saltonstall did not take long to spread, and hundreds availed themselves yesterday of the novel op portunity afforded by the completion of the new electric line to take a ride out to this beautiful sheet of water, Hundreds more rode out to Morris Cove. There were 1se fares (double) on one through trip down to the Cove, which illustrates the rush. The swift moving of the cars gave Q little breeze to the passenger, but the heat of the streets where not shaded, was terrific. It was 8 hot day, one of thel hottest in several years. =.
 A great accommodation to many peoplesis the through transportation now afforded to Short Beach and Double Beach by means of the connection made with the State street and Saltonstall lines of electric cars at East Haven green by the beautiful English wagon cites which ME Nesbit has just had built for the purpose. Through tickets are sold on the electric cars. The stages connect hourly with the electric cars throughout the, day and evening.
 MT. Joseph Greenleaf and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush of Eld street, this city, and MT. and Mrs. Parkinton of Sauquoit, N.e,Y., are occupying the Greenleaf cottage at Short Beach. .
 s. GsPease the Church street news dealer, Is occupying g cottage near Kil- iam's Point, Short Beach.
 Fifteen members of the Working Girls club of New Britain will go to Short Beach to-day for g two weeks stay. When these return another dele gatian will 20.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
JUNIOR O. LIAM.
New Order Just started in New Haven
 first Council ia This State,

New order Just started in New Havsn-- first Council in This State.
 The new order known as the Junior O. U. A. M., Just started in this city, is similar in It's principles to the United American Mechanics, although com- posed largely of . younger class of men.
 Liberty Hell Council No, 8, just organ- ized In New Haven, is the first council instituted In the state, although Inc order already numbers l50, ,0O0,
 The National body, at It's recent ses- sion In North Carolina, adopted law that no person engaged in the sale of intoxicating liquors IA n beverage, either wholesale or retail, cum hereafter be eligible to membership in the new order
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02

In the new English wagonettes which have been built expressly for this route, and which are becoming more popular every day with the trayeling public: Connecting cars leave the Old Green, New Haven at 6 6. m. and once an hour every hour thereafter.
 The Yagonettes leave East Haven Green for Short and Double Beaches once an hour until about S:3 p. m., returning from the Beaches to East Haven Green, in time to connect with the cars for New Haven hourly. Through tickets sold on the cars. = et jR1t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
CALIFORNIA OLIVE OIL. CALIFORNIA
 OLIVES.

..fH z" s Twelve 8 gallon kegs Of California Olives. Seven eases of CalifoypiA Olive Oil-qts We believe thsss to bs the first Califor- nia Olives and California Olive 0.l ever offered for sale ip this city. L... The absolute purity, weight and flavor of the OH, superior in all respects to that produced in 6psin, is tho elsim advanced by tho maker Of the OH. . They have cons to us direct from the producer, and ws hops that they will make market for themssiyes on their merit.
 $500 GALLONS OF Port, Sherry, Angelica, Muscat and Catawba Wines, Just received direct from California,
 sl.0O PER GALLON.
 Some iu the lot very old.
 California Claret, @. 50 per dozen quarts 25c per dczsn paid for the bottles.
 Imported Sherry Wine, RECEIVED DIRECT, 8 co and $4 % per gallon both remark
 able value.
 Imported Oporto Port,
 RECEIVED DIRECT, A. % and $8. co per gallon-will surprise
 good judges.
 
 LiebotschRner Lager,
 $1,00 per dozep. ,.
 Bohemian Lager,
 q % per dozen. We arc sole sgsnts for their eale In New @RM.v Hup,<z<2 hEZL.N
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
WANTED,
whNTEn.

GwEDE girl for general housework; nc - children. Call -
 jya r fs CLAY STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
Bseshoyeu, WelIlsgtoa, Bismarck.


 Kings and Queens innumerable, nearly all the minds that lsye changed the course of affairs in the world for centuries have been to Carlsbad for bodily aid. Every. body can have the benefits of Carlsbad at a small cost at home in the Carlsbad sprudel Salt, which is evaporated from the Sprudel spring. Best results obtained when outdoor exercise can be had. Obtain the genuine article, which has the signature of "ErsNER 6 MENpELsoN O., Agts. NewYork, Ion every bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
Fourth of July Excursions.

The usual excursions will be given by the New Haven Steamboat company on the Fourth of July. The steamer Rici- ard Peck will leave Belle Rock at ? o'clock In the afternoon for snil dow Il the sound to the mouth of the Connect . cut river, returning about o'clock. The c. II. Northam will make a trip to New York, leaving the city early In the forenoon and returning In the evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
LOST,

"PARIS GREEN" EVERYBODY says our price is the lowest sL Wealso handle London Purple, Hellebore Insect Powder, Whale oil, Soap etc. jy246 LINSLEY, ROOT & co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02

is scientists cynical description of man. A bit of indigestion or the languor caused by the ther- mometer when 9S degrees in the shade would banish his cynicism.
 Then, like other sensible men, he would take
 Johann Hoff's Malt Extract for relief. Johann Hoff's is cool ing and strengthening, invalu- able for, indigestion and the enervating effects of hot weather.
 Look for signature of
 "Johann Hoff "on neck label and do not be imposed upon with worth1ess;imitations.
 EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co.,, Sole Agents, New York. .,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
Sweeney Died at inc Hospital.

John Sweeney. who was thrown from his wagon on Oak street last Thurs day and broke his collar bone and shoulder, died at the hospital about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the effects of his injuries. Sweeney was sixty-four years old and lived at 96 Hlll street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
III Wfth Pnsumonia.

rThe many friends of Mrs. Frederick ,Dibble, 3 well-known and esteemed res sident.of Nicoll street, will be .grteved to
 learn that she is lying very i'll with apneumonia. Dr. Smith is her attending rphysiciap, and he has been In consulta- stion with DroHltot over the case. Tho doctors think that if sfs holds her own
 ortWsuty= =fo,IrD she.vill recover.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02

A SITUATION by woman As nrsf-claas A cook. either In hotel or at tho shoro | good city references. Apply at
 jys It. No. | OAK STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
Acal Estate.
FOR RENT, EIRsT floor, IF FERRY STREET.

AA Suitable for manufacturing purposes, . BIu room about 50xe0 feet, well lighted on
 1z thrss sides, centrHiiv located. Enquire of leo 2St S. R. OVIATT. S7 Church tt,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
TMamts.

One Cent a Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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NOTICE. MY, wife, Julia May Hall. having left my WI bed and board, hereby forbid all per- sons trusting her on my account. leaO 3t' J. A HALL. Woodmont, Conn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-03-10
STEPHEN DENPsEY.
Post Master.

Prof Dan Lewis and Andy Derrick.
colored showmen from san Francisco.
gave an entertainment in Emmett one
night during the week 20 small houSe.
The entertainment WAS frs;-class and
while Mr. Lewis is darkie he proved
BY his excelieet entertainment that even
a darkie may posseSs talent and b. a
gentleman if he 80 desires Dan Is an
r>rert hsnio piryer and a s0od singer.