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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-06
FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS.
  CTRAYED or stolen from Lakeview park on D Thanksgiving Day one large black mare mule. Five dollars reward for her return to Edward Connolly, Lakeview. 12-1-5t MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without re- M moval, from $10 up. s. R. Searle, 17th street, between 1st and 2d avenues. my2-3m
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   question list Office Hours a. 2 m 10 Sundays, d. 2 m
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Mail Orders.

We have special mail order depart ment, which insures prompt attention to all orders sent in by mail. Prices cheerfully given on any style shoe. We can save you money by writing for prices.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-06
LOCAL COTTON.

RM1NeHAM, Dec. 5.-The following is the
 cotton market as furnished by Smith x
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VALUABLE BOOK FREE.
NO EXPOSURES.

Book for Men ony' will be free anyone md 2-cent stamp.
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RUBBERS.

We are ready for rain and snow. See our rubber department when in Deed of protection from rain and snow.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-06

Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern Division of the Northern District of Alabama.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

This one did peculiar thipgs. so he psrfo-
hard at %oIF msEins nsS on
this general design and expects to turn out
s.s:I greet Dfs.SsPy IN: StAs. porter:
a.; RiRfi s.fa h.f col cOlq M.
rapid dyer Il goes best when weighted with
foratine any Of these ssfoplanss they are 81 made
ssnd y snS the Inc are small
P nam ptSs b NJ NJ ssd and his friends
and Is constantly making new experiments.
All over the oftce buildings. down town the
ships BIDS fair to be- the popular am Sssnsnt
1.-THE day for business men. There are those.
Few days sScs 0H Mr. fr.nsh 's and Svs r.
porter went to the Boresl building ON broad
scSr to Ky na%S 81 ta' Gf: .sS 'ss
gathered In the different galleries to watch the
S S the P.P, ..s ID started
tie w. saa t Sst.rsa S ssa t SaS::
writer on the fiith door. Who put out her hand
to catch Il. But the asroplAne Was not to be
swept across the space again. made beautl-
inl long curve and sank 10 the noor. After Ii
on: 81 f~ the broad LAT s s Without
Eings. It reached the floor about the same
tins IS IN siDatross, ana tell ~ She feet OF
reRardsdIit with suspicion Turning his eyes
upward. he behsld another one Approaching.
Then he went and called the iAnitor. who came
In hurry lust a two more birds npttsred into
one q the galleries. to the great delight OF the
The janitor Il . man without scientific In
sttncts. put with fully developed sense OF his
own Importance He examined one OF the
up gnGsriy Es II in fsar that it might bite
him and prick ed his finger on the pin. Hastily
dropping the bird he elm bed into an elevator
and sscsndSd TO the seventh floor. where he
FULLY impressed with the belief that the paper
toy9 were In some occult way menace to the
that M. Eddy depart AZ once. 10 VaIn we're
rs@sTfs lad 70 ali Il sibird d srs ORGANIZATIONS
he returned only abuse. In fact he became
call in his sssistsnts the oWnsr Of the
SS. % e: o:. Thea and "a TTS SseeSS
back again TO make sure that during his alb
ssnes one Of the dreaded and mysterious
psss thaP heSsS 'fRofssSS ISS sSsn SSsn
about In eonesntrie circles a. Ii he sIpsctsd
by some mAHie process g evolve Doliesmsa
IEs@ sas ssPt Is. dEss tat Z
skieh SeisSes Sas Sa6isStsd. Sad that nssS
tine be Eould get pSFmiSsien Of the owner Of
iSfkSS iST the paper ssEOplaass hA!s merely
solve the DrSblsn u aerial aSYiSalica Expsr.
arse GsrODlaass dosa fron fltz
S. rs. s sascp.S ss ss.ss sSs1s ss.,us
. had Wiad can b ioaAd tkss. h slTa tn
eeAtiTsAes ca b - uslgRtsd = - - nfte4y
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DIR. PARKaURsr ON THE BoNER1

He Wants the Yosas Meas Iastftats to 60
10 Work for Next Novsabsri
The City Vigilance League. better known as
the Parkhur.t Society. walked into the midst
OF things last night By holding . meeting In
the Young Mems Institute. the Bowery branch
OF the Y. NJ. C. A.. at 222 Bowsry. DR.. Park
hurst was the chief speaker
DIR. Parkhurst said the people didn't want
to be governed By religious clique or polit-
zeal clique or By any body OF men. Leaders
the people must have. but he wondered
whether the audience could tell him one thing
they didn't want The audience was o tribe
slow In getting its bearings. and DR. Parkhurst
wondered again. Then came yell that may
have been heard across tho Bowsry. Boss
80 r. the audience roarsd.
"Bossss" rstorted DIR. Parkhurst. We
don't want bossss" He didn't think there was
Republican boss. but II hs we're 70 give the
preference to one IL would be 70 the former.
because the greater . mAn's prstsnes to de-
csney the greater his capacity for mischief
, Than DR., ParkhuTst told Of an interview he
had had with q policeman whom he specified
and q Christian- DR.. Parkhurst told the police
po aR s nee ris.a The poiiss Woaldns
consent TO this. He was afraid 70 do so. But
II about 200 policemen could get together and
bind themselves 70 one another he would not
for those 200 policemen
There was no ueh to do before November and
DIR. PAIkhurstIWanted every man to get to work
and knock come one on the fence. and on to
Many OF the young men we're introduced to
DIR. Parkhurst alter the meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
NEW FORKS WATER SUPPLY.
The Report OF the Cownissios Co.denaiss
Lands In Patsan County Approved.

The Report OF the Cownissios Co.de.aisG
Lands In Patsa> County Approved.
NEwBUn6H. Feb. 1I-JudRs Brown had be-
fore him to-day the application TO confirm
the report OF the Commission appointed In
1891 In the matter OF ceding lands in Putnam
and Westehestsr counties to Thos. +. Gilroy.
Commissioner Of Public Works. for preserving
and increasing New York's water supply. The
Court flrst granted. with the assent OF Lawyer
Dykman. 5 instead OF az psr cent allowance
to Lawyer Holdans OF Cold Spring for legal
services. Tho work Of the Commission was
then reviewed BY Eugene Frear Of New York
with view to setting It aside. The claim
was made that tho Commission was an
illegal one. two members being residents
OF Now York county. whereas the statutes
specify that they shall reside In an adjoining
county to the one In which the landsto be CON-
demned are located. As the water rights are
all described In Putnam county. although
Westminster county Is incidentally mentioned.
the claim was made that New York residents
were not eligible to places in the Commission.
This Judge Brown overruled. a. NO objection
had hitherto been made TO the formation Of the
Commission.
Then the oath taken By the members Of the
Com omission as fled In Putnam county WAS
attacked by Mr.. Frsar. He claimed that 10
was not according to the form OF oath. In that
the word faithfully" In the sentence to dis
been omitted. Counss 81 referred to the case car
lied e The Court Of Appeals: known -, ~ .
had been declared fatal and caused the work
Of the Commission to be declared null and
void This. too. was oysrrulsd. Judge Brown
differences between the two cases as cited.
Then Mr.. Frear wanted an increase in
NIT that the amount was . miserable compen-
sation. and ifAny law could be shown to justify
II he would consent to an increase
Judge Brown directed Mr.. Frsar TO submit
an itemized AND verified, account OF sxpsndi-
He did not propose 20 make law 10 cover the
points In question. Judge Brown then direct
cd the report OF the Commissioners to be ap-
The case Is known In New York as the
Phillips claim, and covers the condemn alton
Of Lake Gilead and four other water rights In
Putnam county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
ADVOCATES THE CONFESSIONAL.
Rector Msraa Said Have Created . SITE
50 the Bsbyioa Episcopal Chareh.

Rector Msraa Said 10 Have Created . etir
So the Bssyioa Episcopal Charsh.
Members OF Christ Episcopal Church In
Babylon are stirred up over an alleged
effort on the part Of the rector. the Rev
Samuel Moran. to introduce the confess
sional In the church In his weekly lectures
during the past week he 10 said to have
strongly urged the establishment OF the con-
fssslonal. He concluded his remarks By as
sorting that he was ready to adopt the confess
sionAl providing his members saw NJ. This
church is attended by some Of the most fash
ionAbls residents Of Babylon. some OF whom are
decidedly outspoken In their opposition to the
pastors war OF thinking. They say the Rev Mr..
Moran has decided lsAninKs toward the
Romish Church. At the opening OF the Lsnten
season It 10 said he attempted to place his
parishioners under . rigid discipline. aud
eounsslled them during the entire season
to partAke only Of sunieient nouTishmsnt to
perform their duties. while on certain days
thsy Ssr: e S abstain iroR fOod sHtirey The
There are soms In the church who say that
on several occasions they have seen the rec
tors wife coming out OF the Catholic church In
that place while one OF their sons for more
than year attended the parochiAl school cons
neeted with the Catholic church in that yillaEe.
A strife oTess oIt u the church Ia.t summer
dent Of the Guild. The majority. OF the other
mem bsrs OF the guild rebsllsd against the
TsetoE's choice. and some Of them lett the
church.
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WILLED $4,000 TO n HEDIUM.
Mrs.. Lemon suiag the Earthly Agent -
Translated Peter Mitchell.

BAN Francisco. Feb. 17.-Dstails Of . spirit$
ualist swindle are furnished By the complains
hlod In an Oakland court to recover the
$50. 900 estate Of Mrs Marie Lemon. who lsfs
all her property to Mrs. Mary @. Smith. pro-
fessional medium. The complaint II made By
the dead woman's sister. It declares that for
nine years Mrs. Lemon was under spiritualise
control. She sold her property In Cincinnati
and came to Alameda to be near Mrs. Smith.
The latter proiessed to be the earthly mouth.
piece OF one Peter Mitchell who sat In heaven,
and by means Of q trumpet and some kind OF
celestial telephone communicated with her.
The medium had a trumpet from which By
ventrll oqusm she made heavenly messages
come to her dupe.
The trumpet medium bled the dupe literally.
and finally. two years, ago. induced her victim
to decd valuable real estate to her. On her
death bed last month Mrs. Lemon delivered
this deed to the medium. What made the
dead woman's sister especially angry was that
the medium sent false messages pretendinR
Mrs Lemon was recovering when she was dy.
ing. and the sister never saw her until she was
in her coffin.
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xsrs wssiAsr Ia New Issk st.Gs.

TR0I. Feb lL-IR Saratoga Springs this
FaorainE the msroaFy fell TO 10 degrees below
EsIo "a degrees Is EArEsnSbuEEh, "a degrees
II Stony Greek, ~ dsgTSss at 6tilWAtsE. and
OOENIRo. Feb 17.-fhs coolest weather Of
AZ 0'elook the temperature E9s 10 degrees
6 6;lSs I 4 q 81 sasl0S .sd So -
u 50 above
PouoaKEKg4yL FEB. 1.-THE tAsEnemstsE
hslSG Esr0 Thls e Tie eOIdssE WSalkSF Of
the seAkol- AZ BtsAlsburah u sAS dsEFssS
below. lAd Is WEDplngsE's FAIL 10 dszrsSs -
les.
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--s ...-- - .,. .-.-- -.
-.sne'he n'ihsA os'o'sa ISL" ~
~ SUI ' s- N '' W '"A. $50
'A"es hy'nes' Asea 90 yssH
fuhetai rom heI iA'e res'asne'' ooA HAs' .".ns SIS
onaA' W ~ ~ io'oo ~ nj 'n.uoo " ~ Nsas
Roman oa'nono .hutcn. Nnere sosmn rsauisn
s "h " one,ee 10. ". ,sposs VI ns u.
-" s'uio~', w -" - Vs. - Us ' $50. y:
'No "e" AS'h So "'0hAfa T. JANA Ss3' ~s'N -
years.
iuneIA pr..
esLN I'm eA'uruA'' ~" ." 'o'sp.
pu'ehosf'S' toa % 'ssN .,
fune'.i RON ms '.'s 'esasho'' i>o eoamo~ So -
nonay Ht'o'r
..-AssooA.oH 0, hh.sr ir Asm
on VI 'us ssSosiA'oh A's us'.oy no''nsa " mss
s''othD NoaI' house. wv nan iA'A. ,a.s ee.
sA' oe''eA T. NJ " pA' 'hs '.s' n'ou'e -
"spse' ''ou' deceased msmo ' rA,eS issney.
hon, NooH'' f''AA~
ch.-sSaasny AZ MS nome IN "h'0n' 0oh--
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ICE sATHEREss ON srRIxE
Thsy RsTass 90 Accept . RsdseiiSA or
wages at VsFpIsAek's PoI.t.

They ksfass 90 Accept . RsdsstiSa Of
wages At VsrDlaAek's PoIlt.
PEEKsKILL. Feb 1L-About 175 Ice cutters
AAd Ice hArysstsrs employed At the Knieksr-
booker Ice Company's large Ice house at
VsrplAnek's Point struck this morning. In
previous seasons they received 81. so and 81. as
per day. At o'clock they were informed that
the wages would be reduced to 81 .25 and s1-5
per DAY. Thsy Immediately struck and went
up into the town, Here shsy psrSdsd the
street corner and listened to innammatory
speeches.
he would INN sdlAtsly confer with the CONF
paay IL Nsw Yerk eonesIninE their yAges
that on Honday he would give them dSnnits
reply. They refused to return TO work. II 10
thought that thls may prove the bsGinntnE OF
general strike among Toe cutters Aad hAr-
VSsters which may extend AlohE the Hudson
at AL the Kniok sT booker houssA
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Now pick IL up and slightly bend one OF the
winRs This time whom liberated Il swings
gracefully grounds circle. then circles again.
reaching the floor after course describing Q
perfect spiral Bend the other wing and II
circles In tho opposite direction. This sreo-
plane IL built after the mode lof the albatross.
whose wing measurement IL six times its
length. It 10 known that the albatross can
beat against the wind without motion OF its
wings. and Mr.. Eddy thinks that some day an
aeroplano that can do the Same will be made.
In the office OF Coombs. Crosby 4 Eddy. at 70
South street. is a big porter named Mike Col
e.roplane. Finally he yentyred e ask for ths
Mike appeared triSm phant " '
I've cut . hole IN my bird" he announced.
and sure he nies elegant and nutters his
Mike showed the design numbered 3. and
dtlsted on lie merits, By noon every porter In
the original Inventor went down in the storage
room to try a new design he found the men
psrchsd On bale: and boxes challenging each
iii match the Prids Of Erin asn' any bird
sUs here TO aSs
dime" responded another. Herss baefin'
the ApsriSan Earle AGAINST the held"
T.iilsss wonder" Mako way Tor SKY.
se TRsrs vsr. . dozen .ntri.. in no tim, all
the. aeroplanss being built on the same gen.
eral plan. with minor variations in cut and
.eSSsd &c % .nd cuS ,ss
.hrp SssS Tgs S: cont Sn
test suggested to Mr.. Eddy that q nat aero
plane without wings would go more directly,
2. Some OF his friends to whom he showed it
trihed with its shape until they evolved num-
Der 4. which Is not so rapid. but very graceful.
and with decided tendency to exploration In
hooks ana corners. Then Porter Mike took q
irssh hold and carved out the peculiar look
ing bird seen In illustration 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
ssatsassa Ter EIsstISs Law vIsIsGISas d.
kIAssasbasSets.

sLLEM. Feb. l7.-In the Superior Criminal
Court to-day Michael J. Dean OF Salem.
charged with Illegal registration. vas nnsd
$3.50 and sentenced to the House Of Correction
fer thirty dAyA Dean was charged with hGV-
Oct IA 1892, and ia Salem on Oct IS OF the
same year II is also alleged that he voted In
yssTs Wss ns@6sT d tks salsa HeIiss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
sas tAs CsEEss.. Wm Cass Bee. ssssIsa :

It was reported last night that the relatives
ofFAthsr COrrigGn. late pastor Of the Church Of
Oar LADY Of Grace In HoboksA. who proposed
to contest his will have decided 10 withdraw
tAsir eSisetisAs. LAgyss AlsLAaasI 4 IsaAS.
Il = Rrok4hls that :, SeRpreFtss hAs 6ssa az
~ g dEsss ~ { pIlas slIl -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

AprIyed-sAIuRDIr. Feb. IL
81 DArmstAdt, ThumAnn. Bremen.
hs OLDHAM. POusen, Rotterdam.
% Boston City. Weiss. swansea
AZ Philadelphia Chambers la GuAyrA
ss ArEonAut MeGilltyTay. Kingston
Be J. q. Christophor, Crawford JAcksohVnlA
Sc Tallahassee. Asktns. savannah.
- FontAbslle, Cummings Boston,
BARK Isabel sylyano. Rio JAnsiro.
BARK 0lensidA Corning Brunswick
For lAtsr arrivals see First PAE&I
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- Berlin, from Southampton for New York.
Be fuldA, from Gibraltar FOR New loTk.
81 EdAm. fToIn Rotterdam for New ioTk.
81 state OF California from GIAsEOW for New York.
ss WAeslAna, FROM Antwerp for New YORK..
81 hunchsn. from Bremen for ksU York
s. OlbsrA from 81 Lucia for New York,
Sc BOst0nLAn. from Liverpool fer New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
Special slonrss.

A.-HoUsEk EEPEns READ. "a 70 Ae
cent saved groceries. teas. eOhsss, canned
goods. wines. liquors. pTOduee butter 4e We d.
rect receivers and nrst hands We sell TO families -
prices DO Iossr. All goods dsiVsIsd free IN snd
out tbe city. We quote few prices: New teAA 2bc.
Bic. beat Java Mocha eOnsss. 2p.be.; California
canned hIsspound fruiIs $50 dozen: IsgstAeleA
sahfoIn. winss 81 dozen qu1rts AZ ssGd .IiAl st
GFoesrs established 1853. Slt,jld GIssnwiehsL
MME CONAN. Elsetrieiah. WrREss small poH
maEEs and All facial bio mishss removed Patients eAa
bs.sesn. lO7 wssI 3sth 81
BLAIR'S PILLS. great EnEtsh COOS ahd rhss-
matte remedy. sure prompt elective Al ali drHxzsts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

nnuLruHE ALAAEAc-ruB DAT
San rises 80. 20 Sun SETS. 90 Noon sets IL
HIGH uArEK-rHs DAT,
sandy Hook. IS Gov. Island. Q oo He'll Gate. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
Rtli0iOas slOtirfs.

EGLIsE pU sAINTEsPRIT So 32s rue oussL-sss.
II vice religious le dimAnchr 10 n. du uaAtin -
> b. da soiE Rev A V. HIttmsysr ksetsuE
MIS- HELEN BRIGHAM. Al ETnIcAL SOCIETY
WI sPlRITCALisTs. ~ WesG ltth a. Questions
sWsTed subjects taken fT0m ths aUaIsnea I'M
pToyisatioR lscfurs IA A. n, f45PA
COCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. sunday. FEB. q
- Atll 10 A. n. Lecture ~ Dr.. stanton Cait huss
Hall corner sian At and Ito subject "Ths
All Interested are taVited
SPiRITCALlsN - ss.s ald Ise!gr,s. -Tinh Avenue
And sPN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
FINE BIRDS EASILY MADE.
ANYBODY M<T CONS TRUcr THssH TOR
SHIPS or THE AIR

Get Dat Te-r Pepper, Shears. ssd Fips sua
MAKE so-s-Ns Fed OF Graceful sss Ee-
centric Fiishts 60 BE cot ost OF Ths.,.
The possibilities Of homemade amusement
have been recently considerably extended By
an invention Of Mr.. william A. Eddy Of this
city. Mr.. Eddy. with no other materials than
. piece Of paper and paper OF pins. has suc-
ceeded 10 making an aeroplsne which flies
with considerable success This was only
few days ago and now all Mr. Eddy's friends
and acauaintances down town spend their
luncheon hours In shipping out designs In pa
per. balancing them with pins. and sending
the lmpromptu birds flutterinR about In the
air.
Anybody can make an aeroplane. although
probably no one but man who. like the In
ventor. has studied aerostatics for years would
have thought Of so simple q construction as
the present one There 10 no patent upon the
invention. nor will there be one, because OF its
simplicity and the ease with which the loaters
can be constructed. The original paper aero
plane is that numbered in the illustration.
Take piece Of light paper about six or seven
inches wide. cut II In the shape Of tho illustra-
tion. crease 1t lightly down the middle. weight
It By sticking two pins through It in the places
indicated by the dots. then stand on q chair
and drop II. Instead Of fluttering clumsily to
the floor II will 90 forward In q long. graceful
swoop. andliRht gently at the other side Of the
room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
DIED.

df rsS ST Es.s: Coco. viii so .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

d Francisco, from Boston for New York.
ss Herman Miatsr, FROM BOstOn for SsS York
s. Blue from Baltimore Tor New YORK
s. City OF Columbia. from West Point. Va. for Hsu
fork
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By tho wind and once lifted the weight can DO
shifted forward, and the machine swoop grace
as the paper birds do. This. he says. is still
many years of: Meantime the little papers
make an amusing and interesting toy on
The inventor remark ed to the reporter that II
The Sun would publish the method OF making
these simple contrivances there would be
90. 600 OF them huttering about within q week.
aud valuable discoveries In aerostatics might
be the result Get out your paper and shears
and pins and try Il yourself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
Bns,ness Uotires.

All lover. OF The d.IIeasis. Of che Table use
DR. sIEGBRTS ASGosTURA BITrBRs TO ssears Q
good digestion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

A -KEEsIcO CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. -
~ minutes from Grand Central Dep nsu private
station At sntrAhea once 10 EAsI Sld 81 TssPhOas
call b5h SSth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
aGm Publications.

TnE LITERAeY GALLERY, "a EasI lsta Sea
stAnt Tree sxhibtlon Of the rarsst and hnsst BOOka
PkIkTs AUfOGRAPuA CATALOGUES IsSUkD
k0c--PAnsls.- Il sAEss AsnO4s9.," : HalsI
~ basAslsE !" " sAlAzARsA s4SAslsss 81 So
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llGHIIp

q EIbs. from New York, at BrsmsrhAvsu-
- ThinEvAllA. from New OIk. At COpshbARsa
ss BEemsrhAVsn, frem New YORK., a. NASHUA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

81 AmAln. from New York for Hamburg passed Dover
IS AOhlean, from New orx for Bristol passsi BROW
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N. 4. BEATTIE. Treasurer

or to the JANIToE. ut THE CABLE
BUILDING, OH. 0I3, 6I5, oI7. sic, Hnd
esI BROADWAY. n.d I7s. $50. Ise. Is4.
So and Iss MERCER at, New York Citr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-02
NOTICE OF CONTEST.


u 5. Land once, Boise City. Idaho.
April "a. 1894.
Complaint having been entered az this onlce
10y William g.. Cowdcn against Julia &. Hcnd-
rickson for failure TO comply with law as 20 DcS-
crt Land Entry No ~. dated April ~. 1890. up
ON the = and ne = sw a and n Z Sc u sec
and NV a sw u sec I twp n W. and sc u
sec rs twp 7nr2w Boise Meridian. In Canyon
county. Idaho. with view TO the cancellation OK
said entry; contestant alleging that the said
Julia &. HcndriclSson has wholly abandoned
said rruct, that She has not reclaimed said
tract nor any portion thereof from It's natural
arid condition By conducting water thereon. or
otherwise. since said entry was made that she
has no bitches or canals constructed thereon or
leading thereto and that She r. not the owner OF
any water right therefor: that she has not ex-
pended the sum OF three dollars per acre ON said
land or any amount whatever since said entry
was made. that she has no improvements thcrC-
ON. and that said tract aud the whole thereof Is
now und ever since said entry was made has
been In its natural arid sage brush condition.
totally uninproVed. unrcclaimcd and uncultivat-
cd. and that an OF said failure continues and is
existing al the date OF the ning OF the a.lidavit
81 contest, the said parties are hereby sum
monod 20 appear at this ONCE on the iith day OF
June. 1891. AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, u respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged nlil-
urc.
This notice issued on an afildavit OF contest
filed as supplemental % and amcndatory Of that
certain aniduvit OF contest In the above entitled
cause nlcd on the ath day OF February. 1924
CnAs. ;. KINGSLEY. Register.