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The evening world., 1894-05-28
SUBPOENA SERVERS FIRED.
Two of Tim Sullivan's Men Among
the Five Turned Down.
The District Attorney Gives Tam
many Leaders a Surprise.

There was great CONSERVATION In the
Observation-Disclosures office this morning
when It became known that Col. Fellows
had notified five subpoena-servers that
their services were no longer needed.
The men who received this notice were
Joseph ii. Shannon, William Gallagher,
Louis Leavitt, John Hanna and Abraham
Mas.
No reason was given for the dis
charges. All Of the men discharged are
ward politicians.
Shannon was appointed by De Lancey
Nicoll or the recommendation of Sem
ator Tim Sullivan. Tammany leader in
the Third District.
Leavitt Is also one OF S%ullivan's
protoges and is captain OF an election
district in the Third Assembly District.
lie is also the owner Of a saloon on
Canal street. He is n chum of "Florry''
Sullivan. Tins cousin.
Gallagher is an old-timer in the office.
lie had been there for nearly ten years.
He was kept in office by Paddy Diver.
and g captain of an election dis
trict In Divers Assembly district. the
Hanna. who halls from the Twelfth
Assembly District. was appointed by
Mr.. Nicoll at the solicitation Of the late
Senator Edward Hagen.
Mas Is from the Fifth Assembly Dis
trict. the leader OF which Is County
Clerk scuily.
As soon as the news got abroad that
the men had been discharged there was
II rush OF politicians to the District
Attorneys office.
Among the first to arrive was an
emissary from Tin Sullivan. He wanted
to know WAT the - was the
matter"
1t is alleged that all of the men dis
charged have been negligent in their
duties.
The position OF subpoena server pays
81 100 n year, and the berth Is con-
silered n soft snap,
The evening world., 1894-05-28
BEATEN BY A STRANGER.
Graham Thinks He Was Mistaken
for Another Person.

Patrick Graham, of $40 West Fifteenth
street. was suddenly attacked while
walking on West Seventeenth street last
night. He was both pounded and kicked
byfa stranger, his eyes being BACKED
n his nose broken. The police ar
rested Patrick Carney, thirty-fve years
old. of Az West Seventeenth street, on
the charge of being the assallant.
to-day that he thought his assailant,
whether Carney or some other man,
had mistaken him for another person.
Carney denied assaulting Graham, claim
ing that he never saw hin before. JUS
tice Ryan held Carney for trial.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
SAYS THEY ROBBED HIM..
sailor Kennedy Accuses Lenry and
Sullivan,

Jeremiah Leary, aged twenty-one. Of
SO Market street. and Frank Sullivan.
aged thirty-nve. OF III Madison street,
were held In 5000 bail each in Tombs
Court to-day on the charge of robbery.
Robert Kennedy, n sailor on the bark
Havana, which Is now at Jersey City,
met Sullivan, who pretended to know
him. in this city yesterday. and after
they had taken several drinks was In
troduced to Leary.
The trio visited rs Oak street. and
Kennedy says that when he went into
the ward in the rear Leary and sullivan
followed him. Leary, he says. grabbed
him by tn" throat, while Sullivan robbed
him of his money.
Kennedy reported his loss at the Oak
street station, and Policeman Heffernan
arrested the prisoners.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
ASSAULTED BY CHINAMEN.
Hnssillon Man May Die--TwO of His
Assailants Roughly Handled.

10y NESOCTatcI FfeFs'1
MASSILLON. o., May 2S.-John Kohl, a
member of the Russell baseball team, is
In a precarious condition, the result of
q severe clubbing at the hands of FIVE
Cinnamon. Kohl called at the laundry
-or his collars. The door being locked
he raped. One Of the Cinnamon sud
denly opened tho door and struck Kohl
on the head With a club. The other
Chinamen hen Joined In the attack and
left Kohl covered with blood lying on
Tie sidewalk.
They retceated and locked the door,
but enraged citizens forced 1t open, Sc
Gu; ed two of the ass iilants, and, taking
them to the lanai bridge. threw them
into the water before the police inter
fered,
The evening world., 1894-05-28
RICHARDSON'S TWO WIVES.
First Ghpt IL Divorce, Second Wants
He Marriage null

Judge Dugro to-day heard the trial of
the action of Grace IL, Richardson for
an annulment of her marriage to Ed
ward g, Richardson, on the ground that
he had n wife living when her married
her.
The pair were married Sept. Is. 1856,
and lived together only three months.
Then Mrs, Richardson left her hus-
band, having discovered that he had an
other wife.
Margaret Richardson, the first wife,
secured an absolute divorce IN NoNem-
Der, lSf0. from Richardson. The Soc
ond wife was named rs correspondent
In that action.
The record of the former divorce aC-
ton was n part of the evidence in the
action tried to-day,
Judge DuGro reserved decision.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
CAUGHT PICKING POCKETS.
Miller and Zimmerman demanded
to Gerry's society.

NOISY Miller, thirteen years old. OF ~
Delaney street, and David zimmerman.
twelve years old. of "a Delaney street.
the d~eft-flngered young pickpockets ar
rested by Policeman Saul, OF the East
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street
station. at One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street and Third avenue yesterday
for snatching a p~ocketbook from Mrs.
Gertrude Wise, OF AZ Crosby street, were
remanded to the custody of Gerry's So
ciety In Harlem Police Court this morn
Ing.
Policeman saul had been watching the
lads dodge about In the crowd, and had
been waiting for an opportunity to ar
rest them. The chance came when Iim-
norman grabbed Mrs. Wise's pocket
book, containing $3.50 and n diamond
ring. and dried to escap in the crowd.
Both boys were arrested. and when
searched at the s~tation-hous thinner
man had Mrs. Wise's pocketbook and
Miller had $500 in his pocket.
The evening world., 1894-05-28

The old saying, IT'S an III wind that
blows nobody good" is true now in the
case of the fire at ST Nassau street, for
while the owners Of this c~ommoiious
store suffered a large money loss by the
damage to their immense stock OF Mems
Furnishings and Fine Clothing. yet the
public are particularly fortunate. The
lack of none has made every cent
count, and the bargains offered at this
store are doubly appreciated. Think OF
33c. SILK Suspcnders, lic, Fine Trousers,
sl.9S; handsome Nicuna Suits. AS: Fash
ionable Overcoats, S.4S. and G.. A. X.
Suits at s.. +S. &c. Many OF these goods
were In the reserve stock and practically
uninjured. You will find at 81 Nassau
many articles that you need and must
have that VIII be sold at prices that
seem ridiculous. s~
The evening world., 1894-05-28
ACCUSED BY A POLICEMAN.
Omccr whitman Says smith Tried
To Rob "a Drunken Mnn.

George McCrea, n plumber. of 100 Pow
ers street, Brooklyn, while drunk. fell
asleep on a stoop at 2 Eldridge street.
Henry Smith, an unemployed driver.
twcnty-six years old Of 70 Rowery. was
seen searching McCrca's pockets by Po-
liceman Whitman, Of the Ellridge street
station. and both were arrested.
In Essex Market Court to-day Justice
Hogan held Smith for trial. McCrea
was ilned 81 for being drunk.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
BANK RECKERS CONVICTED.
Three Found Guilty by nm Indian
RpoIis Jury.
Ry Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 2S.-The
jury has returned a verdict OF guilty In
the case OF Percival Il. Coffin. Francis
A. CONN and Albert s. Reed. tried for
wreckinG the Indianapolis National
Bank.
The attorneys for the defendants have
moved for a new trial.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
THREE SAILORS DOOMED.
Decision Agninst st. Clair, the
wOuld-Be Pirate.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
BAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-The de-
cision: of the Supreme Court Mt Washing
ton Sustaining the decision Of the United
States Circuit Court In the case Of
Thomas st. Clair. probably means a
triple hanging in California. st. Glars
appeal was a test case for three %convicts
who had been sentenced to death. They
are the sailors who murdered Mate Fitz-
gerald. of the bark Hesper. on the high
seal
They had plotted 70 kill all the officers
Of the Hesper and to cruise the South
ern Seas as pirates. The decision also
means liberty to nine of the Hesper's
sailors. who for fifteen months have been
Imprisoned on Alcatraz Island, a United
States penal station in San Francisco
Bay. They were held as witnesses pend
ing a decision In st. Glars case.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
Tore the poIicemnn.. Cont.

william Drew. n laborer. OF 1888 Second avenue.
was arrested In Chatham Square last night for
drunkenness. and he fought Policeman John T.
Murphy, Of the oak street station, 30 vigorously
that he Euccceded In tearing the officers S2S
dress coat. Drew was a%rraigned in Tombs Po-
lice Court this morning. but his wife pleaded so
strongly for his discharge that Justice Martin
allowed him to 60.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
Woman Killed by Fright.
my Associated Press, J

Quincy, Ill. May 2S.-Mrs. Kendall. wife OF
Or W, II Kendall. OF this city. met death sud
denly Sunday afternoon. when the horse she was
driving ran away. She turned the animal into
a fence. but died OF fright before help reached
her, The horse. after Mrs, Kendalls body had
been taken from the carriage. ran away again.
The horse fell dead In the second runaway.
The evening world., 1894-05-28

Nav REYNOLDS was committed to 81, Michael's
Home in Jefferson Market Court to-day. She was
arrested on West Houston street last Saturday
night for disorderly conduct. She said II was
her first orense.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
Wnter FnmIne Over.

COLLEGE POINT. L. L.. May 2s.-The water
famine here was Of short duration, The break In
the water main which occurred on Saturday night
was repaired yesterday. and water was turned on
again at 5 O'Clock last night.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
Fell Into "a Steamship Hold.

James brahm. nfty-two years old. Of 90 Sew
enth street. Jersey CITY. fell from the deck Of
the steamship New York to the hold while at
work this morning. and received . broken
arm and other serious Injuries. He was taken
70 the chRmbsB Street HospitAl.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
81 800 BIaxe In Chambers street.

Fire broke out this morning from some unknown
cause In the top floor of the ~nye-story MARBLE
front building ISL Chamb.rs street, In the rooms
OF Leonard Meyer, a manufacturer Of paper boxes.
Damage TO stock and building 81. 500.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
Fire In n Five-story Tenement.

Fire In the apartments OF Samuel Levi. on the
second floor OF the ~nve-story brick tenement, a2
East seventy-hrst street. this morning damaged
the furniture $3.50 and the building q like amount.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
ploomingdaIes Buyer Going Abroad

Mi. Samuel Mayors. of the firm OF
Bloomingdale Bros. will sail on Tues
day on the steamer Havel. Mr.. Mayors.
who goeG abroad in the interest OF his
fifm. win spend several weeks visiting
the foreign markets. returning in time
some new building which adtoins the
Arms present stores on seth st. -
The evening world., 1894-05-28
Round About Town.

william johnson. twenty-five years old. Of 100
Tenth avenue. was held for trial In Yorkvills
Court to-day, where he was charged with inde-
cent actions In Braun's Park. foot Of East Sixty
lixth street. yesterday Afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
Two Charged WITH nurgInry.

Justice Hogan, In Essex Markc, Court. to-day
held Michael O'Bricn, seventeen years old. Of 3
Duane street, AMI John German, twenty-five yclrs
old, Of 35, Madison street. Tor trial on a charge
u BURGLARY, Last might. II is alleged. they broke
into Hop sing laundry At iOig Monroe street
and carried away $40 worth Of property.
The evening world., 1894-05-28
lSaoelssa Down His Cellar stair.

puring a quarrel between Henry Smith. twenty
Mac years old. Of 400 Hudson street. and An
crswsS kssfs. Of I~ Christopher street. at
amith's home this morning. Smith was knocked
10gn MA selIar stairs and was seriously injured.
he wa tlksn 10 D. vincsnt's Hospital. ksefs
The evening world., 1894-05-28
II In Want Of Furniture

. ~ g. e.. :s ..ssis & sI! fs.; .S Jan a q @ "a "a 4! a.':: :
The evening world., 1894-05-28

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The evening world., 1894-05-28

The q O'Clock Edition and the
Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can be found IN
any other evening newspapsAs
The evening world., 1894-05-28

For entertaining gossip of the
turf, ball field md the ring
Sporting Extra GS The Evening
World.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-25
Wedding Bells I'm Rocky Ford.

Last evening the handsomely decorated
M. E. church was crowded to witness the
nuptials of Edward E. Swink and Miss
Roxy Conner. At $50 the wedding party
arrived, the bride and groom being ac-
companied by Misses Clara Adair and
Luetta Knock, Mcssrs. Carey Badger
and Isaac Adair, with Miss Hannah
Swink as maid Of honor. The bride
wore rich gown Of Dresden stripe and
the gloom the conventional black. The
wedding march was played by Miss G..
H. Willis as the party approached the
altar. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. M. F. Sapp in beautiful and i'm
pressive manner. the contracting parties
standing under wedding bell supported
by floral arch. After the ceremony a
reception was given at the home of the
BRIDES parents, A. @. Conner and wife, at
which profusion Of elegant refresh
ments were served. The presents were
numerous and handsome. The young
couple start out in their married life with
the best wishes of hosts of friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-25
Trustae's Sale.

Whereas, Andrew Van Hee of the coun-
deed Of 1s atsd staie Aor o ey hli
July b. 1898, in boo! page 1876. of the records
Of otero t,n county. did convey to p e. Scott;
the county oi Otero state of Colorado, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section two. in
seven west of the sixth p. m. containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or lees, to-
Shares OF the capital stock OF The Rocky Ford
Canal, Reservoir, Land. Loan and Trust Com
pany, to secure the payment of his two prin-
gether with interest thereon from d3te ac-
cording TO their tenor. and payable to the or
der of the Bent.Otcro Improvement Com
pany. and due as follows: One note for 500,
due eighteen months after date. and ono note
for Sl:Is. due thirty months after date.
Whereas, It Is provided In and by said deed
of trust, that In default of payment of said
any part thereof. mt the time tho same shall
become due and payable, then all OF said
einction m nf the iegai hoIder ihercor shall at
once become due and payable. and on request
said trustee shall advortisc and sell the said
premises.
And whereas, default has been made in tho
payment of the said notes. and each OF them,
and of the interest thereon and such default
still continues, alI OF said notes have been
declared due and payable by the legal holder
thereof.
And whereas. the said Andrew Van Hee did
depart this life In February Is9i and ad-
minIstrator OF his estate was duly appointed
and whereas. the said County Judge did, on
the 2ud day of October, "a u. ltg4. ina kc and
enter of record an order authorizing the trus-
tee to carry out the provisions OF sud trust
deed. and srnntins leave TO sell the property
secured by said trust decd, in the manner
therein provided. for the purpose of satisfy
Ing said notes and interest thereon.
NoF. therefore. ut the request of the legal
holder OF said notrs. I. tho undersigned. p. G.
Scott. as truste" aforesaid. will. on Monday.
the 9Th day OF November, 1891. at the hour CT
10 O'Clock II III. oil that day, at the front door
OF the building occupied us Il court house, in
the town of LIN Jnnta. county of Ctero and
state OF Colorado sell to the highest bidder
for cash, all the described premises and right,
title and benefit, and equity of redemption OF
said Andrew Van IIee, his heir and assigns
therein, for the purpose OF paying the said
mates and NIL interest thereon. together with
all moneys advanced for taxes or water as
ssssmcuts, aud the expenses of this proceeds
ing. Us by terms OF said deed of trust L am
fully authorized and eInpowcrcd 10 DO.
Said sale VIII bo made subject to u prior trust
deed dated April /, 1891, to the kansus Loan
and 'rrust com pany. trustee, to secure the pay
uent OF one motto for the sum of $40. d:.o
hve years after date to the order OF Il. NJ,
Sheldon. Il. q. SCOTT, Trustee.
Los Animas. Colo, Oct. 3. 1891.
First publication Oct. I, 1885,; last publics-'
tion NOV. |, 1891. 1s&
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-25
OROWAY.

Speciui Correspondence of the ENTERPRIsE.
DR.. B. Il. Vincent will lecture here
Nov. 10th.
Mr.. Meek and family moved to town
the first of the week.
Mr. Moseley, of Arlington, was in town
Sunday calling ON his friends.
Born, baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam at No. 8, Tuesday morning.
A large and delighted audience at
tended Rev. Carnine's illustrated lecture.
DIR. Mathewson who has been i'll for
some time is now able to attend to bust
ness.
Mrs. Scovnl and two children, of Los
Angeles, California, is visiting at Ordway
hotel.
James Gill and Richard Williams,
both of whom have been sick with fever,
are reported improving.
Mr.. Graham and family will occupy
the house owned by Mr.. Shumate. 1t is
hoped that their abode in Ordway will
be permanent.
The revival services kept up through
last week with unabating interest. Mon
day evening was devoted to Converts
rally" which was an occasion long to be
remembered. The good work promises
to continue. Rev. !. j. Keator is surely
great force for good in this community
FERRAN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-25
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Priscilla Conner and Harvey W
Conner. OF the county Of Otero stat. of Colo
RADIO, by their deed of trust, dated May 1, 1891
and recorded October j. 1891, in book Z, pr ge
565, of the records of the county Of Otero. did
convey to Z. @. Scott trustee the following
real estate situate In tho county OF Otcro,
state Of Colorado, to-wit:
ship q south. range 81 west of the sixth p. NJ,
containing Ito acres more or less. together
with all water rights, including six shares OF
the capital stock of the Rocky Ford Canal,
Reservoir, Land, Loan and Trust company,
to secure the payment OF their two principal
with interest thereon from date according 10
their tenor, and payable to the order OF the
Bent-otero oImproycinent company, and due,
one for sioOO on November ], 1881, and one FOR
$1,000 on November 1,lSG2
Whereas. IT is provided in and by said decd
of trust, that in default OF payment Of said
principal notes. or OF the interest thereon. or
any part thereof, at tile time the came shall
become due and payable, then al OF said
the election of the legal holder thereof shall
at once become due and payable. and on re
quest said trustee shall advertise and sell the
said premises
And whereas. default has been made In tho
payment of the said notes, and each of them
and Of the interest thereon and such default
still continues. nil of said notes have been de-
ciared due and payable by the legal holder
thereof.
Now therefore. at the request of the legal
holder of said notes, |, the undersigned. y. q.
Scott as trustee aforesaid. will On Monday the
5th day of November. 1884. at the front door
of the building occupied Us "A court mouse, In
the town oil La j unta. county OF Otcfp. state
of Colorado. sell to the highest bidder Tor
cash all the described pre- misses and all right,
title and benefit and equity of redeInption OF
the snid Priscilla Conierand Harvey w. Com
or. their heirs and assigns therein. for the
purpose of paying the said notes and AL Inter.
est thereon. and all moneys advanced to pay
interest on prior nCnni btances. topether with
all expenses OF this proceeding. as by terms
Of trust decd ! am fuly authorized and en-
powered to do.
Said sale will be made subject to a prior
trust deed dated May l. 1891. to The Kansas
Loan Il Trust Company. trustee. to secure the
payment of one note for the sum of S1O)O.Ul
due five years IA fter date to the order OF e. ii
Sheldon. 7. u. SC'TT. Trustee.
Dated Las Auimns. Colo. Oct. 3, 1891.
First publication oct. 4. 1891. Last publica
lion Nov. 1. 1891. HS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-25
Trnstae,s Sale.

Whereas Joel H. Wheeler by his certain
deed of trust, dated. first day of July, lss9 re-
book 8 on page s6 of the records In the Office
of tho county clerk and recorder In Otero
f. Heber In rast to secne tie pay
ment of q certain promisory note executed by
said Joel H. Wheeler, dated the 1st day Of Ju-
red Dollars with interest thereon at per
cent per annum from date thereof, said note
being payable TO the order of The American
Mortgage Trust Company on the 1st day Of
July. 1894. the following described real estate
situated in Otero county. Colorado. to wit:
nine in township twenty two south, of range
fifty nine west OF the 9th principal meridian
containing ieo acres mo more e or less; ;..d hr
payee therein named to Robert Hughes the
present holder thereof:
! ment OF said note and interest due thereon
and the same remains due and unpaid, with
interest on said principal sum from the first
day of January, 1894. in consequence WHEREOF
said legal holder OF said note has applied to
the undersigned to sell said premises us In
whereas the undersigned is sheriff of Otero
county state of Colorado and Is trustee us
| successor to said Anthony II. Heber trustee
Now therefore i. H.. ". Potter, as trustee
aforesaid BY virtue of the power n me vestse Sa
sad OF ssd Legal ho%sT of s%d
said note and interest and the expenses Of
Viii AZ to hsdfshS IL hs
day of October, 1894 ut the door of the court
otere in in the State o Of % puse
ton sell said premises above described and
all the right title and interest and equity o.. o.
REDEEM ption Of the said Joel II. Wheeler his
heirs and assigns therein for the highest and
beat price the same vii bring w EdrSsR II SasR.
Sheriff Otero county, Colorado.
S. J, MOYER, Trustee In succession.
Attorney. Pueblo. Colo, I7-si
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-10-25
LEGAL BLANKS for Sale at
ENTERPRISE office.
TrI1Staa'S Sala

! Whereas, Carl F. BramminR, Of the county
of Fremont and state of Colorado, by his deed
Of trust dated Jan. q, 1888, and recorded Jan.
10, 1888, in book z, page number is3, of the
cords Of Otero county; did convey to p: G.
ate il the county OF Otero, state OF Colorado.
to-wit:
ter and the Southeast quarter of the South
west quarter q section 81 in t9wnship 2a
Ing 80 acres more or less, together with all
water rights, including shares of the Gu pltal
stock of The Rocky Ford Canal, Reservoir.
the payment of his five promlsory notes, dat
ed Jan. Is, 1893, for the sum of $3.50 each. pay
ment Company. and due the LIST day OF Nov.
1888 1884, 1884, 1905 and 1897. respectively, with
interest thereon from date at ten per cent
And. whereas 1t is provided In and by said
deed OF trust. that In default of the payment
est thereon, ut the time the same shall be-
come due and payable, then all Of said notes
tlon of the legal holder thereof shall at once
become due and payable, and on request said
trustee shall advertise and sell said premises.
And whereas, default has been made in tho
payment Of interest due May /, 1891, and such
default continues, all of said notes hnve been
declared due and payable by the legal holder
thereof.
Now, therefore. at the request of tho legal
holder OF said notes. !, the undersigned. p. G.
Scott ms trustee as aforesaid, Will on Monday.
tho 5th day of November, 1884, at the hour Of
10 o'clock a. M. Of that day, at the front door
of the building occupied as the court house.
in the town of La Junta county of Otero and
state Of Colorado sell to the highest bidder
for cash, all the described premises and all
the right, title, benefit and equity Of rcdcmp-
tion Of the said Carl +. Bramm!ng. his heirs
and assigns therein, for the purpose Of paying
the said notes and all interest thereon. to-
gether with all moneys advanced for taxes
or water assessments and the expenses OF this
proceeding, as by terms Of said deed of trust
am fully authorized and empowered to do.
p. G. SCOTT, Trustee.
Dated Las hnimas, Colo. Oct 3, 1884,
First publication Oct. !, 1884, last publica-
ton Nov. /, 1884, 1879