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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-27
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cal

No change is made by sleeping car passen-
gers between San Francisco and Kansas
City, or San Diego and Los Angeles and
Chicago.
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THE HEIR PREsUMPTNE.

The German emperor has a wardrobe CON
tanning more than 900 suits. He has been
known to change his costume 10 times in Is
hours.
The Princess Of Wales always sends word
TO those who wish TO present her with bou-
quets "a to size and weight of the presenta-
tion. The rose Is her favorite flower
Carmen sylvia has become much thinner,
aud her hair-which began to change color
after the death OF her sweet little daughter,
the Princess Marie-is now quite white.
Lobengula literally means The Defend
err" He is the bearer Of many grandilo-
quent titles, such as The Great Elephant, "
THE Eater Of Men, The Stabber Of the
Sun"
BY his marriage with the heiress Of the
Kohary family the khedive has just receiv-
ed a magnificent present from her mother
In the shape of a toilet service of gold SUI
perbly chased and inclosed in a huge ebony
chest.
Queen Victoria has a complete pictorial
history Of her life Lately, at her request,
all the members of the Garrick Theater
company who appeared before her in "Di-
plomacy" were specially photographed and
copies sent to her.
The dowager queen Of Portugal is proba-
bly, the best dressed woman in Europe. She
is tall and elegant, has a wonderful grace
Of manner, which recalls that OF her father,
Victor Emmanuel, and, like him, Is devOt-
ed to sport Of all kinds.
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THE sorANlsT.

The compass plant" Of the western
plains, OF which 20 much has been said and
written. Is the common "rosin weed.
The mushroom lies for days, and ln dry
times for weeks. just under the suriacc
fully developed waiting for warm' damp
night.
White violots are extremely fashionable
Ia New York and sell for 81 for small
bunch. Despite the horticulturist's best
efforts this violet has not yet acquired even
the faintest suggestion 81 perfume.
Chrysanthemums Ia bloom may be taken
up with large balls OF earth aud placed In
deep cold frames. sliding the glass on at
night, but taking IL on during the day.
Thus protected they can be kept in bloom
Tor owes a month.
One OF the eccentricities Of the conserva-
tory Is n carnation pink, which Is Of a vivid
green as to its flower. IL is not particular
IL handsome, as are the rich red OF pure
white blossoms. but 10 Is valued by florists
OF the amateur variety for its oddity.
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THE SPONSOR.

Steven was the original Of Stevenson.
Stephens. Stcenson, stinson. stimson and
Simpson,
Town formerly meant a farm. hence The
Touner, Towners, Townsends, Tones. Tunes
and 1'uns.
Wiseman was once coniurcr. hence the
family names OF Wise, Wisely. Wisoman
and Wisman
Isaac was the original Of Isaacs. Isaac
son. Hicks. Hickson, Higg, Higgson, Hig.
gins and liigginson
Wright was once woodworker, hence the
wheelwrlghts, Wainwrghts, Cartwrights,
Haywughts, Cheesewrights and Good
wrights
Carter Cart, Cartman, Wagner. Wagon
er, Wainman and Wainer, Driver aud Drier
were once cart owners who hired out their
vehicles.
Cupper, Cowper and Cooper are descend
ants OF men who made the wooden cups
from which our English forefathegs drank
their beer.
Knowl was a rising ground, hence the
names 81 knowles. knowler, Knowlman
aud others were given to residents ON such
elevations.
Higgins, Hutchins. Hutchinson, Huggin-
son, Hewlett, Hewlett. Hewet, Hewitt,
Howson. Hughes aud Hewson. are all the
sons Of plain Hugh.
Sowter was the old name for a shoe
maker, hence Sowter, Sutor, suffer, and
from another name Cobble, Cobbler. Cob
Der, Goblet and others.
Sergeant was once any lawyer, and the
name Of this profession gave US the Ser
geants Sargents, Saigants and others,
while from the pleader came the Pleidors
and PleadOrs.
Boarder. Border, Borderer, Boardman
and some others recall the men who titled
the lands kept 10y nobleman for the main
tenance Of his table, and who paid their
rent in produce.
Gauntlet, Wizard. Buckle and Buckler,
Lance, Spearman. Pike. SwordmRn. Helm,
Bow. Benbow and many other family
names recall the military ardor of our sax
on forefathers.-S Louis GlGbe-Democrat
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y IllE DISTINCT COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial d.@fric. of ths 40 10 Montana.
m AM Tor the county Of evil alu axe.
ih Nr matter ui the estate % Jolu S. Adams.
ofder g. -haa cause why order of ale u real
estate tl Iuii Duf b male
tn e.. Inarklrr. ffe hluluI.fraf1r q the
.tate ~ John ~ Adams. deceafrI having d q 4
ms l"utioh tereiu praj ing for a. raer % salo
~ N. fea estate 81 aid do0e 'euf Tor the pur-
zoe Il therfiu saf forth.
u D. tteref. ~ ordered D. ths .uis. 81 said
coafi ihat rtr.Dn Interested Do fI . esfaio -
slld de-'uHi appfar before ihe .nid court. on
rA.urlay no ~ day 81 lamar Isag 81 no
CLOCK ln no Tor noon q esi4 day 81 The court
room n- All court. - tho cnHrt lI..use 10 Hell
81 - county vt Leslie and CLARKE. 90 how cause
fHf fn 'Hr -Nul.d not D. granted 10 the aaid
.. Histhf.- tu asli o. much 90 CO., real estate
OBJ Ii. 81 da.aasrI a. shaII o. aarnssarv
HI itat copy 20 fhis ORDER sEsU b. pub
lr hri rlra HaeE for ~ ioasf Tour auccessiFo
N..ha o. fiH lieena Independent a nsNeparer
pm, .i lrl Published la said Lows and Ciafks
ruHUfF-
lha r,a estate maltioled iu said uetltion 10
ri'unfHu lu tha county ~ lswIs mi 4 larko
20 fe ~ Montana. AMI uearrif.I ~ foll0Ws
D ut trtcu, lu block olavsu. ia f. IN aeidtfion 10
fhe ctF u Helena. and lat alr ia fIorx al. Ia
furtlfru Pacific addition g. The rItr 81 Helana-
Lated Dec. "a lsgs. ~
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THE PeoAeoeuE

Business colleges have existed in Europe
for over 300 years.
Chief Justice Fuller will deliver the ora
tion at the celebration Of the centenary OF
Bowdoin college next June
Bulgaria is pretty civilized. She recently
sent party Of - common school teachers
TO investigate methods in Switzerland.
In the free night schools Of Cooper Union,
New York, there are two sections, the scien-
tifc and the art. each having course Of
five years
Professor Oscar Faulhaber, who has been
az the head of the French and German de-
partments Of Phillips Exeter academy for
more than score OF years, is to resign his
position.
Professor Caird, the new master Of Bal
liol college. Oxford, is a very strong Lib
eral, has always manifested a hearty inter
81 in social movements and has been a zeal
Gus advocate OF trade unionism.
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WAYslDE GLEANlNGS.

Caracas, the capital Of Venezuela, was
founded three centuries ago.
Sirup Of roses is any white wine sweet
ened and favored with rose essence.
The steamers between Europe and North
America carry on an average about 40, 900
passengers month.
A town TO be run strictly on the Bella
my plan OF lcialism has been started in
Niagara COMFY, y. Y.
Backing for boots was invented in 1896,
aud now the man utacturers in this country
and England sell over g. 100000 worth a
year.
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NOTICE TO co-owEEEs-To c. KLEIN
N schmidt W. q. Reed J. d. Wal.h, Geo.
Ftzel ~ - richards. co-oWnera and - II.
freriis. putchaaor o. the interest OF =. Klein
schmidt ". -. & ED. aud j. Walsh. their
hsIra assians executors and administraforsi
lsu aro hereby notified that -, your co-own-
ore Ihna y. hillar. J. A. walker and b. II.
lanalay have IA aocords~ &C vita section ls{t
Of the revised staiutes Of the nitad rtAtsA 81
ronded IN labor aud Improvements upoa The
placer claims dssiEasted a. folsWs Lots 4 ami
! sec = ~ H. ara "; leta 2, . = sec 10 ~ n,
nrgN 4 o. 81 opposite il4orado bar. an
orrsn Esd uiining district 10 the oonnty u Lewis
ani Clarke ADD state o. hontauA the sum 81
two 1rdrsd dollars. bfinx the work required b.
Law for the uurpo.e Of holdins and rouresenting
AID 81 aims Tor the years % ISL aud 1874
nov thersfsFe. - 10 knowh that ualess roe
each canfrltuts jour hars Of suek erYeaditara
amouEtiug 10 e. arisce. for each above ans-
fixt a. interest held claimed and remit tbs
same to the Oh 60 of 7. "a Miller. a. HslsuA.
Mouf n In the comfy u Lewis and lnrks.
wlthin ninety days alter the service % this 40
fios bF rublicatipE Ionr interest o. interests 10
tan faid place ciAius will b forfeited. and 10
come fIa property a She undsraiguai. a. pre-
sidri b. said section 2.2t o. The nitsi states
eautss. IHnF. h MtLIEh
n. II. LANGLEY.
4. A. MALkEk
first publication hot. "A iss1
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NOTICE TO CBEDIIOIs.-I4rA TATE OF
~ Joha Quiuu deceA-o1.
Notice b. hereby given by tho undef.g ned, al
ministratriN 81 tho estate ~ john Quinn de-
ceaesd 20 tle creditors 81. anI all larsons hav-
lng claims against tlf Had decan.efi. 10 exhibit
them, with the ncce. elrf voucher. within four
months after The FIRST pub lcafi0n .i Ills notice,
e. the said admlnittratriH AZ room 70 fiod block,
heeua Mont tho rame being mo Z acc for the
trsnsactinn ut the hlsiuess Of SAID e-ttte In tho
county ~ iesls and CLARKE.
Administra'ri, Of tho q tate Of join Cuinn. de-
ceased
Dated jan o. i-Ja
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The Montana Central railway are now
selling tickets from Helena TO Anaconda
at g. one way, and $40 for round ~.
Trains leave Helena at $50 q. m. daily ex-
cept sunday. and az 5;25 =. m. daili-run-
ming through 10 Anaconda without change
OF cars. WA. HARDER,
Gen'l Agent.
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TIE WAY OFT

THE WAY OUT
Of wOman's troubles Il
with Doctor Pierccs
FavOrite Prescription.
Safely aud certainly, ev-
cry delicate weakness,
arrangement, and dis
ease peculiar 70 the sex
- permanently cured.
Ont Of al the medi-
cine3 for women, tbs
" FavOrite Prescription :
Is the only one that's
guaranteed 20 do what Is
claimed for Il. In all
" fcmalc complaints y
aud irregularities, peri
odlcai pains, displaee-
neutq Internal infiam-
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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nation or liberation, bearing down
sensations and Kindred ailments, II Il
ever fails to benefit or cure, You have
your money back.
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Itch nR piles srs known by moisture like
pe spiration. causing intense itching when
warm. THIS form as we'll as blind bleed
ing or pfotruding. yield 90 once 90 DR.. Bo-
sanko's lille Remed which acts directly
on parts affected, abso bs tumors. allaTs
itching ard affects permanent cure. Fifty
cents. q uegists or mail. Circulars free.
Dr. Sosanko. Philadelphia, Pc. Sold by
PaIchen-D'Acheu. Drag Co.. Helena.
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THE MARKETS
STOCKS

STOCKS
NEw YORK. Jan. l0-BSr silver. &c.
Copper-Dull. lake $1,000
Lad STEADY, domestic, S2i0
Thsre was a dull day on the stock exchange
aad the tone of speculation was unsettled in
final dealings. The market closed heavy
Among tho advances we're Union Pacific iink-
ing funds Fights ~; LaokawannA
Governments Steady.
Petroleum Quiet closed at soc bid
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So certain 20 euro encrB case OF Catarrh IL
Dr. Sage's Catnsrh Remedy that It's proprie-
tors make you this offer II you can't be
cured, permanently, wen pay You $500 cash.
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Tor RENT-ON JAN. ]. 1894. THE LLOYD
+ house will BE- conducted undor new man
agemont rooms from :, TO sl2 per month tho
house il hsHts "a by steam electric light aud BATH
free. Apply At promises. lla 4 larke street
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OTTiS ElplOTlall Agency.

a. North Main 81 Teleph0ns Ia
WANTED
Girl Tor country, IS.
Man Cook. SIS.
rishwashor. tc0
Houses 10 rent in All parts Of tho clty from
&Go0 70 SO.
ORRIs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
asl North Main 81.
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IN tho year eco A. D. Pope Paul sent
the only clock ia the known world o. a
present 70 Pepiu, king VI france
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MIR MANrtD-MALE.

AGEN1s MAKE Is A DAY. GREATS 4
n kitchen utensil ever invented. "details IS
cents, to sold In every house. sample post
cinnati O.
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NorlcE 10 oEgpIToRs,-EsrArE OF

n samuel y Tausks. deeesiei
Notf~o h. hereby Rifot Pie undorttEned, ad-
rpiriefrstor of the estate 81 samuel y. fauske.
dec asod to tho creditors Of hnd All persons hat
thorn. with the necessary vouchers. within Tour
months ate. the nfst publication OF IL notlce.
10 fha said adruiuistrntor 81 Homer block Hell
~. do amo haing tho place for the uansao-
,i9n ~ the busi1ess of saii estate In the county
% ~ r. r. CLARK.
Administrator Of the estate Of sAmusl I. fsusks.
deconset
Ilaiei Jan. II, 1894,
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MINNESOTA.

wilbur TsLbils...... Merchants Hossl. 81 Paul
willard s. DenRis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. 81 PAa
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nELr MANrnp-FEMALn

WAhTED--bY A WHOEVER WITH THREE
w children, a middle-agsd lady - house
keeper. wages s3J Der month. Address Mex
Mos Eillings. Mont
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those patent nou-breakabls cuspidors nickls
plated AZ he 90 Hive. can be bought this wee (
Tor
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NNANTED-kUsTLkh ON COMMISSION.
w Address A. H.. independent.
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UTAH.
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA
3. G. Wnbar. Hotel. San IraneIsoo
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CHICAGO LIVE sICCd
CWcAuo Jan. 16-Cattls -Reseipts. 600
feld. market barely steady no extra steers
Lore. uominzl S:.3jNA79. besi to-day S5.G0sr
$50. mediums t450u AIS; others, 80 50u&s5
no lfyaus.
i.og.-i eoeirts. 2lOc0 head. market lOai5o
higI er. market active; packers and mixed, t5. 80
2 3. IS, prime heavy ana butchers weights. 1850
IS. prime hght. s. J0HA5 81. rough heavy.
s..aUn $40
hep Receipts. 1000 head, market steady;
good mixed owes anu wethors. go.2JHS.5-. vest
erus. .lCu3 -0.
CHICAGO PRODU T.
CHICAGO, Jan. l6.-W heat Steady. cash. 5s7s C;
Aa.. blhc
t,rn-s teady; cash. 2li4o. Mar. Sac.
ats STEADY; cash, DC a.. zai4c
Pork-N eaker: each. $3.50. Mry Sl8.i76.
Lard-N eaker. cash. $40. May. 7I7ba.
lits Weaker. cash. sd65ts. May. SGs1.
WOOL.
.rw YORK. Jan 10. Wool 3D. Steady. d..
estio fleece, l9u4-c. pulled, 20 &c; 1eKas. u
nl'c,
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SITUATION WAN EDDY BUTCHER. IN
- market: can give bast of references has had
eight years experience; no objection to outside
cities. Gail on or address Iutcher. care h. !
Orris. Helena a ont
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Aroyeu looking Tor a nes land to make a
start inf II -, look into the advantages the
hoAlthful an pleasant, county rapidly develop
ing and enormously productive tWo crops
ysss,i. 70 winter crop, ~aiSh nnens "a ,s
fancy prices len ucres 81 lant will bring m a
larsor inc me than 10 In the north' specially
Ito weeks earlier than IN soathern California.
Al temperate and semitropical fruits come 10
perisotioni living 4 cheap oysters. h,h anu
the laws being framed Tor the special pro eetion
81 the settler reputation law-ahiding. len
acres Of land suitabie Tor eardon aud vineyard
can b. bought FOR $3.50 on easy terms. have
land for sale adjoining the ~ az future deep
seaport Aran-as as. N tracts OF from 40 %
luuuoO acre. Write me TO- particulars
s. p lANiON. Arkansas Pass. Texas
SMkRIFF's sALF-FRANK a. FFlLOWs.
- plaintiff, " John Wilson, D. II pabney. 4
:. urmsby and W J.. Ielford. defendants.
Under and by virtue q an order OF sale and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale Issued out ot the
district court Of tho tlrst Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in and Tor tho county OF
A. ID. 1901. in the above entitled action wherein
Drank A. he lows. the above named plaintiff,
obtained judgment and decree OF foreclosure
lnbne,. 4. 4. Orrnsby and W. o. Telford.
defendants. the 10Th day ot January,
A. D. iHih for tho sum Of tsi ~ besides IN,
decree was on the 18Th day of January =. ID;
lsa. recorded in Judgment book No OF sai ,i
court az nAo 4 am conhahAeu 70 t1h 81
th certain lot. piece ~ parcel Of land situate,
lying and being m the county OF Lewis and
clarke, state II MontanI and bounded and de-
ecribod a. follows. tO-wiC
An undivided one-ioarth ~ Interest in tho
northwest quarter INV ~ OF section oighteen
Osl. township twelve n2l. north range three Gl
west. situate IN tho county of evils aud clarke,
state Of Montana
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hcreIitaments and appurtenhnces thefeuntO De-
LONGING or in anywife apnertnning-
Public noticeis hereby given that on Nednetday'
Of that day. at the front door Of tho court house,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, l
will, in obedience 70 said order OF sale and decree
Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described
property or 70 much thereof a. may DO
necessary 30 satisiy said Judgment, with interest
Given under my hand this 10th day Of January.
-. CHARIFs. D. QUITS. Sheriff.
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--~~~-~-~-~-~-~--~~-~---~
IOR REkT-ELEGANrLY FURNISHED
FIVE room house. all mo ern convenienoes.
Address 4. House, care toE a53. city
EOR RENI-NEAI flVi DOM FUR
nishcd house all comp etc. bath etc. ~.
herbert IS. Reed q Co, A. ntans ank building
I-OR RENT-HERBERr B HEkD a co.
i ground floor houtana bank building have
the largest list Of houses AMI stores in the city.
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MISCELLAN EOUs.
ANANTFD-TD BUY ROK e isH. GOOD
W second hand piano, must BE- reasonable.
Address Piano. this utloe.
I.OR sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGLE-
i lorn's business College. Apply at this
office.
MASQUERADE SUITS TO HENT ALL
VI kinds. low rates. Mrs.. n. Worth. ~
EroadWay.
---a-------- - -
ATA MrErING or TIP STOCKHOLDERS
a Of tho Gastner coal and Coke eompany.
held Jan. q islg. az fNu law Offices Of DOLE 4
Wallace. b. he era. tie following named gentle
men Nefo elected frusfo
James ~hlalds. Anaconda, Mont
MafcIa DAILY. uftf. Mont.
d. ,. nennesfey. lLu Mont
Paris hihsou. hreat als. Mont
=. =. rhiaida. cit Mont
~. Dauuhlo. IN icuuta mort
joan Nonortr. hnacunda. Mont,
a meeting ~ th1 neUly elecfet trusc1a Waa
called for fsb Z. 1874. a. b. held In Anaconda.
MOut.. al the A0nlana hotel. a. tso ,. IA
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SITUATION WANIED-BY sIXTEEH-YEAR-
- old boy TO do work Of any kind. Address ".
D.. this office
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG UNMAR-
= ried man would like empl0yment Of any
kind; moderate salary. Address f. j. h.. tnis
O.tce
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SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
y bookkeepsr. with good olty references; will
work for s5O per month. Address n. a.. this
Ofiice
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FOR sALE-HEAL ESTATE.
-~~-~-----~---~-~---------~
EOR sALR-HEhBEkT O.. hEE1 4 CO.
Il ground floor Monians bank build ng. have
houses and lots for trade or salo 30 per cent 81
value.
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SITUATION WANTED - BY COMPETENT
- blrber Address LArber, general delivery,
city.
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SITUATION WANTED EMPLOYMENT
- wanted by a reliable man; would take iAni-
tor or wAtchman; anything not over-laborious
or oppre ssive. ie a good packer of ali classes Of
COOS for shipment. handy with tools. can box,
crate hoop or bundle; will furnish honorable
testimonials. Address h. NJ. this office.
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SITUATION MANTED-BH GOOD MAN TO
thing to make a living. Address ]. W. U brien,
care general delivery.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY FIbST-CLAss
y lumber sawyer. Address Sawyer. 1900 Lyn-
da'e avenue, Helena Mont.
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slTUATIUNs MANTED-MALE.
A dvertisemenGs LnAsr 49,. a-s--- IAles times
"A
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SITUATION WANTED A MAN WOULD
, lao a place ~ furnace heater or ianitDr
work John Emioksr Il south Davis street.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
POLICEMAN BROWN ACCUSED.
Health Department Clerk Says He
Was Arrested without Cause.

Peter ] Smith, a clerk connected with
the Health Department. made a COM
plant to-day at Police Headquarters
against Policeman William L.. Brown. Of
the West One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street station.
He che rged the policeman with ar
resting him as a suspicious person early
this morning at One Hundred and Thirty
fifth street and Eighth avenue without
sufficient cause.
Policeman Brown has been ordered to
appear at Headquarters tomorrow morn
ing and face his nccuser.
According to Mr.. Smiths story he
visited Lawyer A.. A.. Henderson. 233
West One Hundred and Thirty eighth
street, last night. 1t was after midnight
when he reached the corner Of One
Hundred and T~hirty-ffth street and
Eighth avenue, where he stood waiting
for a street car. Policeman Brown told
him to move on. Some words followed.
then Brown arrested Smith and locked
him up In the One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street station for half an hour.
Then he was bailed out. This morning
Smith was arraigned before Justice
Simms. In Harlem Court. and discharged.
Justice Simms said to Policeman
II went to school with this man. and
you've exceeded your duty in arresting
him. Hereafter RI examine the arrests
you make Closely
Mr.. Smith says he knew the policeman
by sight and the policeman also knew
him,
The evening world., 1894-02-07
FELL 1866 FEET TO DEATH.
a T~reachcrous ScafY0ld Gives Way
and Kills q Workman.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. T.-George
Qu%ackenbush, a slater employed on the
new post-ofice building here. while at
work on the tower at 10 o'clock this
morning, fell to the street, a distance OF
1855 feet. md was instantly killed. The
body was crushed into a shapeless mass.
every bone being broken. The metal end
of a hammer which he carried was forced
into his body.
Quackenbush was a stranger In New
ark. He came to work for John Hnr-
rington. Of Washington. d. c.. the con-
tractor who has charge OF the work.
Ten minutes before the fatal accident
occurred Quackerbush, In conversation
with some OF his fellow-workmen. said
he doubted the security OF the light scat
folding on which they were going to
work. .
A a was made that II was per-
fectly secure. and Quarkenbush, the only
one working on that sid Of the tower,
began his ascent to death.
Scarcely had he stepped on the treach-
erous plank when II gave way, and he
was hurled to the ground.
Three years ago, during the time the
old post-ofice building was being de-
molished. a laborer fell within twenty
feet Of the SPOT where Quackenbush was
dashed to pieces, and was killed. 1t Is
believed that Quackenbush was unmar-
rjed.