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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

A few days ago . rumor prevailed In
the city that X A. Grunsfsid, the newly
appointed postmaster Of this city, vas
moi ns,urAl,lssi citixsn II the United
States This morning sam. N-ustAdt 70
csiv.d letter from 0eorgs l. wyllys,
dis,rici eour, clerk At santa Ne. In which
be statss thA, Mr., Grunsfsld was male .
citizen ON July v, 1855. aud that The ~
oords ara on die In his ONCE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
vAe SAiue 90 ssiss.

The value Of gold coin 10 in i,s weight.
the value Of silver coin 10 shs govern
m.nt stamp GA Il, The value Of Sim-
mons Liver Regulator "a the relief Il
gives from Biliousness and Sick Head.
ache. A 70. cent package Of powder has
permanently cured many . one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
For sale by all Druggists.


fAs best salvs In thu world for outs.
lpisss. sorss, ulcers, salt rhsaas. fsvsr
IA tss.sr, ehappsd haLds. chublains,
f,s. aud ell akin sruptioas, and Posi.
Ps'y cures piles, az no pay required. II
|guArSntssd 10 give perfect satisfaction
soney refunded. Price Is CENTS per
2. vor sale BY Dr. Thos. 4. Burgess b
y drusgiss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

csoap 10 . tsrror 10 young mothers To
= them concerning the IRE, symptoms,
treatment 10 the object of this iiem.
y arst Indication u Group 10 hoarse-
-. In Guild Who 10 subject IN Group
nay DO taken ~ Q sure sign 81 the ap'
Aaeh os an attack Following this
ssssness 10 Q peculiar. rough cough
caamt,eriAin's Cough Remedy 70 gwen
soon az The chlld beeaa-s hoarse, az
Fse amer the rough cough has app-Arrd.
VII proven, tho attack. j, has never
~ known IN fasl, bO-oent bosis-s for
Ph By 7. II. Barssss q SIN. DruggiSss'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
Th~S k.o~ the Colonel

The Albuquerque D-mnrrA, comes out
ia another one 1T it, hl0ul-Cupihny all
p.Als Ia the people 81 Gallup A reader.
not knowing rs editor, would a"tuAil,
conclude that there WAS spmeth,ug NOR,
than n desire Ia deceive III his argument,
hut those acquainted with ms tactics viii
scarcrly give u paSsIug glance. lie
Vol Albright) has declared aud r-it-r
s,rd the Il clArAii ~ IN the pr,-s-nc- uf
rrliHblr witnesses that h- Was. IN now
and always will he, strictly "pIp--d L"
the formation IL the county uf summit
The mere fact of hls connection with he
ot-ro faction ~ sufficient reason fur every
voter Of Gallup To denounc. them az
frauds and exert every effort Ia defeat
them. With the success of the Otern
faction would c"me mighty protests from
that organ ag>ins, the fulhllmrnt II our
just demands. Are the people 81 Gallup
going Ia fall into the clutches 81 tins de
c-iv-r or stand d-hantly by tn. little
plat orm formulated ot lucAl Interests I
The answer can he h-Arl on all rid-s. and
the ballot box will tell n joyful tale -
Gallup Cleaner.
In smother column the Cleaner give. i,s
true sen imrnts on the situation before u
Aold out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

For = pain in the side Or chest thsre 10
nothing ~ gurd ~ = piec1 u flannel dam
J'~n.d with ChAmb.rlAin's Pain Balm and
bound -" over the seat Of pain II Anords
prompt and permanent relief. and II ussd
In time will often prevent = eold from re-
sulting In pneumonia This same treat
ment 10 = sure cure for lame back, for
sale by r, N. Burgess d son. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
veeklg Gitizs,I
vrom noad.,'.D,il,.

~. wears Old aud s,epsou u d.
"a. II Gallup. arrived last nigh
santa W. wberr he was sent ~ At
seb,-l, but bscame dissatisfied, .,
ava. because the teachers IL Oh,
n h. attended kept him pray ing al
ali the time and would no, learn
anything else. DR.. Harper will rig
an in = military uniform and placs
,odsr Colonel Gu~s at ia. military
|uie on the hill.
n. X Stone. the eatima bile wife II
w-r citizen 81 the m-,roppli-, nov In
.rss In Roswell, with her pretty III.
laughter, arrived last night from
or. and will probably remain herv
~ th, wintsr. Mrs. Stone is direct
4 Denver. and she states that politics
are red hot In every particular. aud
||b~r opinion that Mcintir- will defeat
y fcr governor in any even u ls her
that the "old man" meet def.A,
time.
!, Becker, agent for the Germans
Insurance company and Commercial
la for Grunsf-ld bra who Accid-n,
broke bis leg At Taos rrc.n,ly, r--
n home last night un cru,ches. I,
h. several weeks before Mr. Becker
the cru,ches.
". Meyers. on- u the popular pro.
re ri he popular 6rm u 4. J. Poe,
,nfprns THs CiriLxs that he does
|,,-.ct John r Barrsclough Ia return
10 city for nj lrAs, three months
BsrrHclough and wife are now ~
king IN Honolulu.
ltcopio Martin, who WAS recently shut
Amon BArela at . ball south e the
IN r~Inrt-h getting along nicely
.hasily wound In slowly healing, but
Er.r,si that his Limbs will be- left par
III Simon Barels the man who did
hco,iug. 10 still al large
\ O'Brien, representing the San
eirco Examiner, N In tue city, ar
n last night irum III Paso, aud csll,si
b CITIZEN Office this aitrrnonn. He
vali~- stolen on the train '~tw--n
W and this city
y Unit-d States flsh conn ,.rinn car.
900 young bruuk trout, l'sss.-i
Lxh the city west for Williams, Az
lart saturday, aud Will r''turn nor h
pr,uw III. car IL ~ charge 1T X =
an,
be Josie Casey, sister IL Mrs Bonh-r,
rd last Saturday nigh, from Las
r.. and will remain here until MIR.
B-r RECEIVERS from her present lllnrsS
arr =, The Aruij" house.
4 Jim,ng, III the Peoria. Ill wA,ch
3~ny. arrived IN the city lsst night,
y in charge Of the watch rrpair,ng
manufacturing department 1T the
X Jrw-lry company
Il. Kelly, IT Chilili. wa' W the cit,
Saturday, returning Ia hrs mountsi"
yesterday lie irit herr his dauxh-
s,,rbd the Academy fer the winter.
asdor ChHv-r, territorial sul@rintend-
rcha,ls. came down from Santa Fe
Saturday night and continued on Ia
Asi.o, Valencia county, his hnD.
JANIS MAyw-aiher prize eight
place =, Gallup lAst saturday night,
lf,-r tire. b.ri fought rounds the
was awarded 10 James.
Ines J-nk ns. late Of Omaha. has TAX
position ~ he Atlantic Il Pacific
he II republican AMI will br 4
citizen.
l., watkins, II prominent business
rmsn Of k,ngmsn. IL IN the CT y 90
II To Mayor J. Y. Luthy
h Gruusi,ld, ofthe firm Of Gr"usfelc
left last nigh, tor the east. He vii
bs-nt about two weeks.
G. tarp-nter, = prominent official o
Santa Fs ruai. headquarters At L
il here to-day
Is Chil,i-rs. who has b--n up IL
} nunty attending court. has return
; the city
fOf. Landrum will have his dsuciD,
Jenny over the y st-oissce hi seas,n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
oar Athletic Giuh.

The executive committees Of the Ath-
ls,ie assoeiAt.on held . very Important
meeting last night. there being pr-ssnt
W. T. MsCrsixhi. presidestI Robsr,
Shannon, ssorelary II. y. Knight. treas
urer, Msssrs. A. l. Walker and Harry
Lee, absent. + N wllkersoa and " J
Dixon. The books 81 the 'rsasar-r were
minsd and founi c0rrsct. anil Il ~Es
sscertAiped that ai-f ia. psying ~ fr~
outsla nding bills thu As-Dclatioa will have
. nice sum u ia er~ih, wm. Mason sAs
engaged 10 take charge II the quarters
and OfficiAte a. ins,ruc'"r Tue tro.sur-r
was instructed 70 make contrast for lock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
MO S5mpaT0 1Uw@S1
the YOUNG AUTHORS
ASSISTANT AND GUIDE

,s. Dob ss DE-. f' Y. 81 s ,.lsasi
y a : es. ss,. q isvta, Ss4i U T.
- Fsirylss Dsrssl. WslssbaSy. Coan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
, SAD sp-sth

Mr. Juan Talssfor Herrera, al santa
Cruz, who went IN santa Fl last Monday
Ia sI,epd week with her sister, Mrs. Ill.
ward KrumI-gel. vas taken suddenly III
Friday nigh, and died within an hour,
from heat disease Mrs Herrera, who
wss married in May. 1893, was we'll
known In sAu\a Fs - sister Mar. a 'rsiA.
and she had many frisnds her Who will
regret 10 hear 81 her death. A c"uiier
was at once scnt cut to Santa Cruz and
arrangements for the funeral will he made
40 soon - her husband can - heard
! from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

Chs.. %. wsiser- Aeessea VITA n.
tisssey win hts Dsssh,.r


tisssey with hts DssEh,rr
Chss ". wslteru. the gunsnith. wa
ar es,cd yesterday morning Wy Police
men Harris and PornuH, on . criminal
warrnu, sworn out by lis daughter. Ter
sss Wa tiers. charging him with the awful
aud inhumAn crime, incest. aud las,
evening al o'clock. = prrlirinsry hear.
ing took place before Justice Lpckhsrt,
resulting In the Justice binding Walters
over ~ the n-s, grand jury In the sum II
600 The only ~i,nesS wsr the dauRh.
ter, who IL sbou, Is years Il age and IL.
li,.rs,-. b-ing unable to READ And write
she y Ated that her father forced intimA.
cy With her first Last AIril. tried again N
July and September. but che refused
him. He attempted Ia have connection
with her on lASt sunday night, aud when
she r-furri him h- threatened - de- her
b~lily injury, when she ran away aud
t1k refuge that night n, the house e Il
friend. When Askrd why she had no,
informed her r,rpm"th"r. Mrhr.u
woman, A.t APRIL lhrr mother having
di-i som years rguJ when her father hrst
assaulted hrr, she replied " IA shalt. Wit.
tel expression un her face that "uhr was
afraid q" Lawyer fnical represented
ur walter, Nnd ~ ii- hrirl Ialk Ter III,
defendant claimed that Le did not tinuk
that III. pris"nrt should hr houud over,
hut ale" cad that Il the story "f tue g,rl
II half true, hi1 client ought Ia be- huug
The justice. ~ blniiug the pri-un"r over
to the neat grand jury,'rp,kr al length
upon the sAd neglect ~ IL" education cot
the gIri III th, hHndr oi hrr father, Aud
49, he dm uut desire tu ps,e peut-nr.
upun the PRISONER he wuulI band blm
over, ~ that hls cAs- may come up for
trial before u jury 81 hiu country men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
~ehssi Heard S~ets

The school board held u regular meet
ing ., the office Of X W d. Bryan lsst
evening
P~-en,-'M. g. Netil-ton. president;
Trustees Chamb-rlin, Arm,jo, snyder.
Fisher. Bartlett and Clerk Gruns6-ld
Absent-Trust--s kuhns and Mausart.
The minutes -. the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
The following warrants w-~ ordered
drawn, an r having been referred Ia the
various committees:
&. l. Huhgin.. ...,,,,,....;..$ ~ rs
u. Pos, a Co ....,............ 80
J. Smith. ...,,.. ...,...... IL o.
Mrs 4. n Allen. ,.....,..,...,,,, 80 u '
u Y Albright. ....,....., III. 10
Frank Mckee. .........,.......l2 5 ~
El-ctric light COMPANY. 3.Oh
Water Supply Company ,.....,... II 90
Csrrillos Coal Railroad Company 25d, -
The resignation Of Miss Lucy Bnirt
was rial and Acc-p III on motion 81
Trustee Chamberlin. seconded by Trustss
Fisher
/, vac mov-,i by Trustee Bartlett. sec.
onded by Trustee Chamb-rlin, that NJ ,sS
Anderson, Who has b-r-tofnr- taught the
primary cla-s In the Fourth wArSi school,
Wv W Wv
Third ward school.
II was moved by Trustee Snyder, sec.
onded by Trustee Bartlett. that the board
,,roceei 10 bAllO, for new eacher.
I, was moved ~ an amendment by
Trustees CbAmberlin. seconded by Trustee
Bartlett, thst . substitute be elected fn'
one month In place oi Mise Anderson,
whsch was carried.
The bnart then proceed~d 10 ballot and
Miss Marian Merritt was elected sub
stituts for Thirty days unanimously.
Adjourned.
Eiitor J. L Montgomery. 81 MarshAi
an Democrat, STATES that for many year
10 suffered untold agony from d, speps'a
A. last he began 10 take Ayers bArsapa
rills, and by the time be used sis totilc
be was a. we'll - ever. Cures osbers
Win cure you.
The Ranies Goodrich company HEX
forth at the opera houss last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
90 years ago, and iu $4,000 year. NOR.

900 years ago, and 10 1900 years more
u will again be the pole star. About
'vrn'y degrees son'hrrly frnm this 10 a
bright second magnitude stsr-Altsir by
name. Thee. two, With q lees bright one
Alpha Ophinu --mid. way between them
but much farther west, form 4 Grand
~luilaterAl triangle, easily recognized.
Almost overhead, four bright stare, Or.
ranged 80 regularly tina, one can bu,
c"mpsr- them ~ All artists design, com.
p'~e the grand, large square ot Psgasua
II - nov between uinc aud tsu O'Clock
IA ia" evening rriAirs the seven
stars oi which Joh sad Cana, thou
bind the -we-, influence II the Plriad-si ~
- rumr thirty degrees ahoyr the horizon
III the ras' A little ncarrr the horizon
ia the lly.'rs, a group resembling the
letter V, l!ing uu i,s sdr. The bright.
set une ~ these ~ named Al.deb. ran.
II Is the "bulrs eye Il tn. constellation
Taurus.
A little later III the evening. toward The
southeast, h~hob Ou"u. with his gigantic
proportions, hrs hrlt, from which his
swuri hangs -p-l~ul,,l. Aud little later
It'll, ~ 'hr sam" di,,.rtIun II the heavens,
SIRIUS, the meet brilliant - all hte,I stars,
IA 'hr constellation ranis Major
Then, IA %" after part II tho month,
let We view the whole aud call some ia
mi.Ar ones ~ maine, Ani We can realize
the inA,chiess beauty of New Mexico
rky HiRAN HkpLEI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
sAsrA ~ couxTy.

R-public.n-Por camel. Chss A..
sp,.ss fo~ representatives. u c HAri-s
~, 7 J Helm fur comm issionsrs. 4, W.
Dadrvw, A. L ksGdAll. Psiro A Lajsni
for probat- ju.ig~, An.cs,o Absyiiai fnS
pr .6s,s clerk. J u Conki,n, i,.r collector.
Juan J. 0rtis Zoe shsrlff. Ambrosio PinA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
iun Tue hJ- DNlJ

ft"m Tue AJ'- DNily
Are you SURF the Kidneys are mo-, the
au-e Of 'ur troubled In hundreds u
eAs"s the patients are tr-Ats-d for other
iis"SS"r. when simple kidney remedy
would have curvd them II In worth
your while =" lind ont, ami trial rack
sH' q Oregon Kidney Tea costs only -
cents u ~ strictly vegetable and can do
you u" harm, aud 'ur opinion is, 1t IL the
m-dicinr you ured Sold 10y all drug.
gusts
II H,h-y, who has charge II tn. dei-c.
nv" department Of tue Syndicate shows
ami kerI- the beet IL order. watching out
loosely IN every detail Tor the patrons u
the circus, mAi- r-'ilL call AT THE CIrl-
LkN "ihc" thus morning, being introduced
~ Policeman Harris Mr. sihry isA
PHEASANT gentleman. aud Impressed THn
CiILEN with the ,d-A that hc undrrs,And
his duties thoroughly
To relieve headache, correct Disorders
Of the stomach and incrrAre the ApI-tIte,
and for the cur II liver complaint, use
Ayers Csthsrtic Pills They are per.
s-ctly rafr 10 take, and invariably pro-
mot. n healthy action of Tia. digestive aud
snHlnila,ivs organs
The only permanent cure for chronic
es'Arrh II /" thoroughly rrp-l the poison
frum the system by the faithful and per-
sis,en' Use OF Ayers sarsaparillA This
wonderful remedy proves successful when
all other treatment has failed TO relieve
the sufferer.
Mrs, ID, G. Thomas and sou, Ersstus
Clark. Of Waterfowl. south Dakota, arc
visiting Rev. A W Atkinson aud family.
They nave rented Mr.. Halls residence,
on Arno street, aud will probably remsin
during the winter.
&. n. Curtis and wife. aud C. q, Curtis.
of socorro. who were at Colorado Springs,
Col. came down from the north las,
night and continued on 10 Socorro this
morning.
Mrs. Roman Romero has purchased q
lot on West Leaf avenue from w, Il.
strickler, aud will conmeucs building Al
once. The deal was made by K II. Dun
bar.
william Farr will soon commence the
erection 81 . sir room. brick house On
North Third street, and has afrs-ay rs-
ceived bids for the cont tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". N. Weaver returned
home from Gallup last night, being &C.
eomIanisd To the city by Mrs. Pred.
Myers.
Mrs. Luuis iIuning aud family and Miss
Charlotte Mu,llsr are IN the city from Las
Cruces, and will take in the Syndicate
shows.
W. N. BorrOwdAis, . popular gentle
man ~ MAg,ialena, was in the me.ropo-
lie yesterday. returning south last night.
Simon N-us,sdt. manager Of the Los
Lunss Mercantile company. came up
from Los LuEas IA attend the circus.
u J Ram-r, a prominent gentleman
of Holbruok. Arizona, Was in the city zee.
t-riay afternoon.
& II, l.. Anderson. registering from
England, 10 stopping at the San Pelips.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

W. A M'iuir-. = we'll known 81 zen ri
N ksy, Ono. - of the "plni"n thai lbrrr
Ia nnthing u. g'-ui for Children. irbubl'-i
With cnlds "r crmp AZ thAmh"riain'H
nugh R.m-iy He has uS.-i n IN he
family for r-v-r,l years with the beet re-
rul,s and always k"rps btil- II n IL
the house After having Ia grippe h- ~Hr
himself with u s-y"r- cnugh. lie used
other r-m.1iirp without i~n-t, and then
concluded Ia try the eh'ldren's mr'i'cln",
Sn,i H. hls delight u sen 'fi'.ri'-i = I'rr
man-u, cur~ 30 rrnt '"'il-s fT sal" rs
u burgess a Son, Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
tor over tifty N-ar-

An OLp AND wELL-rRIKD RESEuY,
moth-rs Cor their children while t--thing,
with perfect succ-ss II $50 hes the child.
soi,-ns the gums, allAyS all pain. cur-r
wind colo. nni N the best r.m.'iy f"i
diArrbIsa. IL pleasant Ia the taste, Sold
by druggisis IA every part II the world
Twenty five cent? n bottle. Its value IL
incAlculabl-, H. sure ami ask FIR Mrs,
W'Drlow's = -,hnR Syrup. AMI take 40
other Kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
4 PRIMITIVE TNCUBA TOR.
he London Daily News.

From The London Daily News.
with reference 10 recent note In these columns
on artificial incubation. correspondent says II
reminded him OF account Of Matching chickens
I'm Sumatra. AS given In little book, "Curosties
for the Ingenious" October B. 1881: The following
singular, though effective, mode or Matching
chickens prevails in the interior II Sumatra; 1t is
vouched for by Major Clayton. of the Bencoolen
Council The hens whether from being frightened
off the nests by rats. which are very numerous
and destructive or from some other cause hitherto
prevalent In Sumatrl do not hatch their chickens
In the ordinary way is seen In Almost all other
climates The natives have. for this purpose In
each village several square rooms, the walls of
which are made OF kind OF brick. dried in the
sun. In the middle of these rooms they make n
large fire. round which they place their eggs at
regular distances that they may all enjoy an equal
degree OF heat In this manner they let them lie
for fourteen days. and then turning them,
that the warmth may be better administered to all
parts alike. and on the fifteenth day the chickens
make their appearance and prove In every respect
az strong and perfect those Matched according
to the rules OF nature" We may remind this cor
respondent that the process IL not peculiar 10
Sunatra. Similar Matching houses have existed In
Egypt from the earliest times. They are now
mainly In the hands Of Copts. who used TO pay a
TO the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
RIORDAN GOES FREE.
ApPos COMPLAINT OF CUTTING AGAINST HIM
DISMISSED.

DISMISSED.
The complaints Of George Apo against Michac!
J. Riordan ami OF the police against Apo were
heard before Police Justice Ryan in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday. The police charged Apo
with attempted suicide. while Apo, in turn charged
RiorIan with the cutting. Justice Ryan decided to
hear the case against Riordan first
Had you any drinks anywhere else before you
m1 Riorian2' asked Of Apo
"Ycs: | had glass Of whskey."
Riorlan AMI he then hal a drink Of wh!skey to-
gether.
Continuing Apo said they went to PettIts bar
room. which. he declared. was resort for green
goods" men. There he had three drinks
"Rior,ian asked me where was going" slil
Appo. and replied to the North River Hotel We
left the saloon together"
"Dii YOU go direct % the HOTEL
Yes" with this he turned TO his counsel AMI
whispered in his ear
Il object 70 Mr.. Jerome prompting the witness
durin, my cross-examinatioa." said Joseph Moss.
counsel for Riorian.
Your Honor" said Mr.. Jerome quietly. my client
was telling M that these men Just identified are all
connected with tho 'sreen-gcods gang"
Il just want to .how." said Apo. that there Is
q clique here"
THAT wiz d." sail Justice Ryan. I'VE want no
DO You remember the time YOU were CUT asked
Mr. Mss.
Il decln, 10 answer on the advice ~ my counsel
AMI on the ground that /; would tend 10 incriWnate
m. said the witness .
captain O'Connor then testified that Apr' Idehil-
nol the knife at Ia" police station foH',HH"
Thomas coleman swDre That on the evening ~ th"
cutting Apo brought % the chambers street
Hospital by Detective Sergeant Valley. and when
asked g. Kiordau dil the cutting D." rrpHr H. ~.
saving time. o.. ik"'s a. righi 1871 N"
next day after reading copy OF dany newspaper
hc denied that he did the cutting himself AMI ac-
cussl RiorIar. .
Then Frederick Raar proprietor q the NDr'h
River Hotel. testified that Riorlan ana Appo came
into the hotel together Both hal been drinking
aud were extremely noisy. IL aimOrlsh.i them -
b. quiet raj time. Apo siii Go itlofinn Hay
a drink with me- Kiorifu said Il would not
drink with sou YoI t.r not ON tn level" Apo
said. "lf yoI don't th.Gk am on the level might
a. vel cIi my throat. an perIurer ana iitr
IIc had an open knit In MA hand AMI wo. have
ca, t!s throat had J, not been for RioriIn. W.
graspel his arm. Th- tVp struggled ouf II the bar.
room 10 IN. street. \ moment later th"r struggle!
In again ami then | notice! that Apo MS cut
H. tried 20 cut himself agaih when the kn'r was
knocked from his hand floor.
Justice Ryan then dismissed the case against
ElorIan and parolel Apo ~ th- custody of his
counsel until o'clock on Monday afternoon next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
THE COURTS.
PERRIN II. SUMNER SUED.

Perrin H. sumner who says he IL reI.-estaie
broker AMI has figured rather prominently but not
altogether favoraby the lieniher Of dead bodies,
IS the defendant H. suit brought 20 trial yesterday
before Judge Eookstaver. ~ the Court % common
Peas. and Jury by Alexander kenney The suit
q, the sequence % Nj Kenncys efforts 10 sell a htiy-
acre farm he owned near PAINTED. y D., through
Mr. Sumner. H. Gains thai NJ. Sumner was not i
success As regards the sac ~ he farm DIX was a
success to ;he extent Of de'rauiing him ou' 81 jug"
~. amount for the recovery Of when "a" PIe-ei.
sIu IS brought Mr. kenney + an c1d man III ms
eghtl~th year Mr.. sumner gave 1fti 20 a. 49,, sr-
p..lutfs Statements H. his opening. ~ !ll4M ii'HIt
Knox III p.aintns counsel gave Ny SuHll'i l
seer. .Nclriai.on. lie ALLUDED 90 him particular.
a. a.. ..er..f American ileutlhel' and explained
Ina, This tle hai been conferred On MIN because '.
his pos,lve dent hciton some tnree years ago Oh "
a., g, c..nml,tei suicide a, Iouk"rsIn the ''' itl
II ne. a. hl. "I'nc~ Eisar" AMI h-s subsrPurht
i.ntia,,,on A.. the same Uncle tigar OF ma"
a. Committed ,u.ciie ~ he Astor House.
The mrv after short elaboration, gave Ner'i''
IN favor ~ ths plaiutn for si72.