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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

Judge A. II. Patton and G. X.
Banni,,er, Esq.,ri Ogden, and both q
tue directory oi the Pioneer, Dan anu
Electric Litht company, were IN salt
LaHu today 10 attend n meeting at
WHOA iucts were ulfo present several
local officials Of the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
rersOnal.

Joseph q. Rich, Appointment Demo-
cratic politiolAn from the slate OF Ida
no, has been In Salt Lake the lost two
or three days. lie returned home on
this AllctnUUu'a Train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
Dm ATHE@.

JDrtry AZ coyote, Utah, Lawrence Eryn.
Iyt..t. Am Of John D. and Kate Jolluy. born
soysmHrrt 1885, died August 3, ls9l. OF sum.
mgf complaint aud trAihlns'
Iltwouru.- Af0.UhuH nalc,son of EphrAIm
IS AND IInuUluH I'HWurtn, born January b,
ISL I'd UarIIaHurg. Washing on Duuuty. diud
August Ig.l 30, ut hH muihora home on Coyote
rrugk, iun
UuAs. George 81 41uiuutpn, son of hlniel
q. aui FilOu tHh,a hIlan, both 'epionuer 70,
ia. disi leo Fremont, Wayne county, OF liver
compliant. Ju.y % iAi
HAnyus john ChIutophor,soh of JsAu Hna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

hallA Wifnca, dlod August %. ispI. ~ Idaho
lala, idauu, OF brain lever H. Wha L.rii it
spTrftiiie, zen County, huyrmusr Z. lsHL
lhg nHf'a. toos plaza III shelton, Idaho. Au.
HANhlu At Nuo1NilIc. near tIaha Tails.
AuruHt 90, ~, Arthur John. con nf Issurf
genh anl sarah Ana Hammer. aEcI Is months
a., tHN1AM-h Thuruyr. Wagnc county.
ven. 1h We 4lst dnl of jay, 1894, be- ~ O'Clock
p ng OF AluufI, beloved auu ~ Gpu ap NJ
AnN miv trinFam. iir dic tuf hear fii.ufo,
'un,fnlueol ~ diphth ria. alter AL tiius.s oil
'''on weeks born July ~. ISL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

IrdHssrs h'st ~ me- oHss Of NJ Ciaa'y Re.
tur isr ~ san Ltg stttg Tua Yn "a.
lsdfcFiag.
j, r. Potts etuN 10 A. e. Maeloan.
part section 90 township uuftu. ks
range wttI, nalt a.. e. meridian, 10 W
tharIrH MslEtHAu uI uh 90 huuTgu 1.
wallace, part Iut d, book On, pas
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tTUd N.uaukUW. be 90 a. uankuWstu
lula2, aud o., b|uHA j, Dan
d, Lew.kg para, go. ..-s....... 100 "
FRANK A. ltuatuug 20 IA tu Thomas
B ltomhs jrt part lot D, hIugk 20.
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an, nll aud ., block Il NAyuUy
tubdiyisiun ....-......... ..,....... dlI %
John T., lawrun &C alto Carl IRA.
toni Iuts 90 block ~, suy,r Lake
uuNug rar......,....-.....,,,,.., 300 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
LOST

LOST
On Friday, between sixth South
street ant WndoFS Farm, one case Il
COlcmau's Mu.tart. fiudrT win be-
rewarded by informing Lee Brothers,
raylorsville, Salt Lake Co., Utah.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will be thrown on ou
COUNTERS, prices that all afford Silk Dies We are
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
THE LAW BREAKERS.
Prisoners Sent 10 The PtnltenlIary
by Judge BaFiCh To-day.
JOHNSON GETS THREE YEARS.
Young Barnett sent Up for Three
Years aud Half TOR Forgery
Other Matters.

Judge Bar,ch hes been working on
the criminal calendar sgain today,
and Chief Justice Merritt hns been
occupying himself with the law and
motion calendar. Duduz the forenoon,
however, very little hesdwsy was
made In the latter divlsiou, one Of tue
two cases heard having consumed 10
much time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

The grand Jury have ignored the fol-
lowing cases!
John Thornton, forgery,
Harry Dean and Mat Lawrence,
assault with intent 10 commit murder,
Henry J. Grimes, retistiug an
officer.
Joseph Baker and Lu Alexander
IdulteTy aud iornication.
4 bad BEGINNlSG.
This afternoon A. q. Gllberg, q
fespec,sbly dressed youth, who gave his
age az twenty, was brought into court
fr sentence. lie pleaucu guilty last
s ,turday TO having hurglar2ai the
store of the parHout. Derge Book 90, on
May IL, vi the present year, When
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
The Weather for
Next January ?

The following conditions govern the
guessing;
LIST Each guess must forecast the
highest temperature in Waco, Texas
for each OF the thirty-une days OF next
January. Tho award viii DO made by
comparison with the Official report OF
the United States weather bareau.
ID Each subscriber TO Tho Semi
Weekly Gazette who has credit on
It's books for as much as six months
subscription from October 10, 1893, ~
entitled to ono guess; credit OF one
ycar's subscription from October Is,
entities tho subscriber to two guessos.
Sd, Guesscs will be received and filed
up to 10 o'clock midnight December
81, next.
&th. Tho Gazette viii number tho
rueases as received aud deliver the
numbered coupons, without names, 10
the committee, which will make the
uward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
HUNTINGTON DELAYS.
Work ON His Palatial Mansion Al
most stopped.

eChlcago Tribune.
In marked contrast to the extraordinary
Efforts being made to complete Mr.. Van.
hleruiCs pa.acr within the time pre-
scribel by the Iron. clad contracts Is the
slothfu.ness which charactcrlzes the work
pn the big mansion directly opposite, de-
slemed by Mr Huntington. When the
plans for this structure we're approved by
the railroad magnatc about three years
ago 1t was the hope of the owners ilicnds
ani THE bencf uf the owner himself that
"a wuuu be the most stutc.y and elaborate
private residence In Amcricu
n chef among inc many fealurrs He-
4Cribei with much wealth or detail h
BE happy architect was q genuine turkish
tnnptu5us appointments OF nr biggest pun-
Dc baths Ia tue city. To make room lnt
this mpst desirable luxury, hvW.NeFi SAe
trchltcct was compelled 10 extend tho builu'
ing into the avcnuc about eighteen Wthts
furihcr than the Jaw WA Supphstl 10 W
lOw. But Mr. Huntington anticipated no
ultimate satisfaction Of both city Officials
hnd himself, ana so the good work went on
without interruption.
Thu building vas practically completed
hef r. uttenuuu was directed 10 the in.
position upon the rights and privileges 81
ihe drarly-bcloycl public The iustmt II
from both people and politicians, ana MI
Burlington ha-toned forthwith to repair
Pills error He found that he had arrived
TOO late, The noise had been too loud,
50 the lrreyorahlc decree went forth TINT
tho entire entrlsiOn, which had been built
Aat cost Of several hundred man sand
1iollars, ON Fifth avenue. must come down
Mr.. Huntington had never nRed the mouse
anyway. and this was the straw that hroht
the Cuinel's buck. a report has II now thht-
In his disgust. lie lns SOLD the entlre g.
{ fortunate or uniortannte purchaser has uol
yet been uvuGei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Meau--Dry salt, clear shorts, Z 3-tc;
bacon, short clear. . lie: bacon bellies,
lie; dry suit bellies, . lie; medium
hams. lie; large hams, 10 lie; break.
LarINc6mpodnd, : 1-2c; pure leaf
. 1-2c.
Slgar-Stundard gronulatci 47.sc;
powdered barrels, 8 Lie; powdered,
half barrels, . lie; cut loaf IA barrels,
> &c; cut loaf, in half barrels, . ls2e;
fancy yellow, clarified, 4 l-lci prime yes
low clarified. lc
Midland. p i-3c Lion, q 1-oc; Aiaro
mn, ~ he; jersey, 2i lie.
Green Conce--By the sack. good,
40 lie; choice, - lie; fancy, BE: pea
berry; = lie; old government Java
Molasscs- Barrel lots. new crop
fancy sugar house. Zoe; choice new crop
per gallon, Boo; fancy syrup, per gallon.
Be; choice corn syrup, per gallon, 2sci
'' beans an Nn pSy s2lIiin c: ofimn. 12c
bayou, lie; pink, lie; blnck eyes,
lie.
Hice-common, 334a4ci prime, &c;
cE0ice, ! l,2Hic; head rice, G lie.
l, half barrels $3.50; No. ., lupoun'l
net kits, Sl1u; medium No. l. 1O-puund
net kits, Sl.25; Goldfish bricks, Z lie,
Choese-Eancy, full cream, one In box.
10 l.2C; two in box, loo; Young Ameri.
Slarch-l.ump. 4c per pound ! and .
poinl packages. per pound. 8 1.2e; u
pound wooden hONes c. per pound corn
starch. 20 and 40 pound boxes, GAG l-2c;
Faultlcss, Ulci l'pound Packages to the
case, So
Picbles- Bills, medium. $3.50: 10 bills.
medium, 80; bbls... small, $3.50; II
bhls,, small, 81: 1O-gallon kegs, 81; 5-gal-
ION Kegs, SLto; pinlN per doz Soc;
quarts. per doz., Sl.25; IL gallon, per
doz, 81 Am gal, per .doz.. .S3.25; hexa.
5 5eq d S9! 81 g. ''1" 90 Imperial per sn+
Nuts-Almouds. new soft shell, Per
pound, ~ lee, walnuts. per pound, extra
large. IL lie; iilberts, per pound, - lie:
B'azii'. per pound, new. crop, ~ lie:
pecans, nov crop. < l.9dot; peanuts,
fancy white per sack Parrot brand, Sc:
choice white brass brand, 7c roasted
white. best quality. Zoe.
Dried .Fnifs-Iurklsh prunes, per
pound, lie; California, HOS, His,
6Bpound boxes. Z lie; California zoe:
loDs, 9d-pannl boxes, Sc; 1Os. Sls De:
Cos. TOs. 0 lie; California evonorofei
nprico;s, per pound. 10 lie; l.. l.. raisius.
3-crown, - per box; caOice eyaporatcti
apples, la-polnl boxes, Zoe; nrme, 80.
pound boxes, y lie per pound; cur.auts,
in barrels. DC per pound; entrants, ID
boxes. Oc pcr pound California r,isiu
grapes. l-2c; dried grapes, 4c: citrpn.
| lSci orange peel, lSc; lemon peel, lSr:
! dates, lD.pound boxes, Zoe per pound:
1 5O-ponnd box,-, s LIE per pound; choice,
| unpeeled California peaches, l9c.
Preserves -tive-pound pnils. one dozen
! TO the case. per doz.. SU.I5; 2O.pountl
| Lanisins. per pound. Zoe.
! Jellies-Twcniy-pouud pals, zoe; 30
] pound tin pulls, per doz.. 81 p! Il vino
! pound tin pals, per dnz. S3.75; Il wing
glass. per doz., Zoe, schooner, per doz.,
S24O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

oysters one.pound per ioz., 9Oc; No.
., per doz.. Sl.S5.
Fish-Aldskn, No. /, salmon. nor DOZEN
81 40; Columbia river No. / salmon. Der
dozen. Sl7J; l-pound nackerel, per daz
Sl.25; American sardines Its, per case
= 20; French sardines, LIS, per case.
$3.50.
Meats Potted ham. IL pound. per
dozen. 100; ported hmm. IL pnfni. ner
dozen, SL50; Niennn sausage. 10 pound.
per dozen. 81 -: Vienna sausage, 1-ponnd
per dozen. SD; lunch tongue, 1.pound.
per dozen. S.15; Clipped beef. IL nuiinl
per dozen. $3.50; Clipped bsef l-poQnd
per dozen, $40.
Vegetables Thrce-pound tomatoes.
S1.25: 2-pouud tomatoes. SL1O; 2-pouni
corn, choice Sll0; 2-pound corn. fancy.
81 %: 2.pound string beans. OOc; 2-ponni
marrow fat peas, 1925
California Fruits-r,vo aud one.half
pound peaches. lbs; = 1-2.ponnd anri.
cots. S1.Sl; > IL pound pears. 81
. 12-ponnd plnms. s 50; > l-2.p1und
muscnt Cranes SIS; l2-nound whit.
cherries $500; IL pound black chez.
ries, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
KILLED INSTANTLY.


1'TT7TTT 70 NV FFHITTTT7-
Tahleuuah. l. r. Ian. l.. News has
Just reached this placc Of tnc eiliins at
Chelsea. ibis station. Of 1homhs Crutrh-
field by Thomas Terrell, city marshal Of
thar pace Crutchtield was shot through
the heart with 45-calibur pistol and
before the shooting. Int II is understood
that an old feud existed between the
parties. Terrell has been arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES

Crnckers--Animals. i2c: Boston butter,
So; butter &c; creams. 5 lie; crackurls.
l5c: cracker meal, &c; oyster pearl &c;
oyster excelsior. Sc pretEels. BE; cream
soda. Sc; snowlial,ea lie; soda. &c.
Cakes and Iumhlps-l2leYcn and one
half cents. fruit, suliana, he; ginger
snaps. l-2c; grhndiun's cookies, Zoe;
lemon snaps. he; waters, Toe; sugar
cookies. Toe: stagr nlnnks, Sc.
Mound boxes T5e; gumhrons. a J., as
sorted fiavors, 5-ponnd box. 40e; Japanese
strips, cocoaunt flavor. l-pound box, 05ci
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Quotations based on snail lots to re.
dealers. Antipathine, per ounce. Zoe;
Aoetanlid, per ounce. 100: per found.
1lc, aceiie acid. pcr pound, Zoe; carbol-
y scid, crys., per poual 30l32e; nu-
riaiie acid. G. T.. per pound. 22c; nitric
acid. g. r.. per pound, 22c: snpbnric
aclA, G. r.. per pound pc. tannic acid.
Allk. per pound. Sl.25. alcohol. % per
cont. per gal. s2f2. less S. for rash:
alHm. per pound, AZ, antikannia, 500;
auiifehrine. per ounce. DC: nntinyrene.
per ogzre. $40. ammonia. carbonate.
ner pom :. 10r; vitriol. per pound. CAS-:
due ,ss. plE pound. 50c; blue oiDt.
1,snf er pound. zoe. borax. per pound
l2fpi3c. camDhor gum. per pound. 0Od
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

BY Associated Press.
Pine Blo6 Ark, Jan. i-i, u.
MeDermott. murderer was found hang
ing from q rope made q his bed sheet in
Jail yesterday morning. He shot aud
killed srhoolteuchtr Brooks IN Desha
county Inst year in 4 quarrel over
money; fled and was captured, but made
his escape. He was finally caught IN
Texas. McDermott was go years old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
CASH PREMIUMS I!
To Subscribers,

Commencing October TO- a register
has been kept Of each yearly cash sub
scription received, aud each one num-
bered in the order In which It came.
Tho subscribers numbered as below
win receive Immediately on reglstra-
tiou Of their subscriptions the sums op.
posito tho numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Oysters aud Fisii- Oysters, balk. IoM
soc per 100 counts; per dozen cnhs,
80 Is: dressed catfish 10c per pound
gulf fish. Zoe per pound; shrimps' per
pouul lAc: crabs. per dozen. I5c -
per dozen: duails. 81 ONii 70 por dozen
Mallari ducks. per pair. Coo. Teal ducks.
pcr pair. abc: cnnyashack dueks. per
pair. JO1GOc; rnhhits. 81 per DOZEN deof
saddles. ger pound. lie. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Fpec.uI 70 Tue NaIeITe.
rah-eqnah. l, r.. Jan. lin Flint dis
Irict yesterday Scbc Holland. A national
.nard. shot and perhaps fatally wounded
laries sanders and Robert Cloud; all
Ipilling of some whisky by Holland the
lrewater belonging TO tie wounded
,arties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

By Associated tffaa'
Chicago. H., Dec, sO.--Caule -Reecipts,
1OD: shipmenta. 700. no market,
H0rs- Receipts 1900; Shipments
COOS. Market Steady: rough aid hraYy'.
- O,Gff5. 10; packers and mixed, 50 :5Vft
8 80: prine. heavy aud hntlhers weights
50 800 -; prime light, - 3JfiJ 40.
Sheep aud laInbs-Rercipts. 1000. Mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

rock. assorted and white, Gjc; French
kisses. per box, G5c; chocolate creams
Al gOc; lemon drops. frosted, per box,
G5c; burnt almonds. per box, JOc; creams
uaud made twelve varieties. 0Oc; pea
mat block GJc. peanut bar per box, ljci
loycur,-s. assorted con, 5-pounl box
I5c; narsl-mullows, cherry brand D
pound box, Sl,25; miSed candles' palls,
IL Nj creams, 12c; stick candy, in pals
Z lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

bssrT ~. iIsbt. 4e. DIV ali ~, green
zali. afi9 Ice; butchers green. 2fi3c
Wool light medium. l5fi1Gc; low
medium. l2silIc: fne. 12n1fc.
Roues floor aud bones, 5000 per ton,
delivered
Bees wa1-I5d1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
POLICE AND WOMEN EXCITED
D. A--.,f,tal Drnss

10y Assoelultl lEtsS.
London, Dec. 3l.-A Berlin dispatch
10 the Times says there is great discomfort
there owing TO the fact that the Came
rooms incidents were kept secret FOR
fortnight whEe a cause of revolt was
not given. The general Concensus Of OPP
piniDn Is that there must be something
wrong with the administration of tho
eouhtry 20 excite the police and even
women The Police force consists Of
poo to 100 Dahomeyans, recruited in
lS9l 10y Baron Craven Beuth They
hitherto have borne an excellent char
lcter.
A Vienna dispatch 10 the Times
BAYS the pastoral letter OF Hungarian
bishops Is calculated to place a powerful
weapon against the government in the
tiands of The .owcr clergy. II iuvollos
fhc authority of apostles in contendng
that Obedience Is due to God rather than
lnan aud declares tie government bills
n regard TO mixed marriages. civil mar
'fiages etc, are breaches Of ,ihc Catholic
fonaln aud contradict the fundamental
.frinciples OF Christianity. II proceeds
&c call upon NJ Catholics 10 support
aheir pastors and jointly defend the rights
~ the church. and says their actions
n, public affairs must be governed BY
this object.
biscuit Shooter" IS the decidedly
ottilhOuiOug unfpp giVru IN tIa ,.irt Ia ID,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

In addition to this novel contest the
semi.Weekly Gazette offers tho fol-
lowing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

D The LITTLE republic Of Andorra recently
purchased huge kruup gun. and noE nifs
4 can't be tlrcd witl7ui the shot passing
u use for var
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
WE CAN DO BETTER THAN THIS.

Cut from this paper six coupons numbered consecu-
lively such you will find printed the editorial page
every day in the week except Sunday and send bring
them to this Office with five twooent postage stamps and
we will send you Series Number Three
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Every photograph in this portfolio is worth would
cost you any book store, 81 so Our portfolios each
contain sixteen photographs of the most interesting
visited and described by Mr. Stoddard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

ltt steady; top pricrs for sheep 50 OWf
g.. Ti; Hmbs, 81, Oldl,J5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
HOTEL MEN.

II will save you money TO buy furni.
ture and bedding at the new furniture
store. $40 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

The price OF Tho semi-weelsiy Ga
aotts issued on Tuesday and Friday
Of each week, eight pages, fiity-si4
columns TO each number, is only
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

SPILLED THE FLUID.

f Worlds fair furniture one.half cash
Lalne. 30 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

Only $40 for solid oak bedroom suite
Worlds Fair Furniture store. 81 Hous.
1tOn street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02
WOOL

ST. LOUIS WOOL
BY Associated Press.
ST. Louis No, Dec. 3d. Wool Jun aud
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

This Is companion offer 10 the
first, aud holds good until midnight Of
December 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

W.T. $40 for bedroom snile Worlds
Falr Furnitnre store. ai2 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON RITTERs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-02

NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.
by Associated Press
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

went FOR the grounds. the boat music hre"o'h''
cigars badges. and so on.
O-How many people were there? A.-They were
al men-about 900 or 900 were served at dinner
O-.IIow many police were there? Al uoht
know. -,
q do YOU know OF any other policeman VINO
sold tickets? Al know only OF Brown
O (ouickIy)-Then you know OF hlmY a. ICON
fusedly)-Only by common report
O-When you left the leadership. was mere not
trouble over the accounts? A.No. sir.
O. lin surprlse) Did not Martin and Mitchell com
r,.i, because YOU left on.y 500 In the treasury
A-Noi by Martin and Mitchell
O (sternly)-Do not qualify your answer Al
have heard there trouble.
THE INDICTMENT QUAsHED.
Mr. Jerome here announced that Judge MARITIME
&, General Sessions had just qua shed the Indictment
ogoins, Mrs. Lena Cohen. who had on Wednesday
wsra men IN the ThIIrenth Precinct Mr. Jerome
had made the motion and the Distrci-Attorney had
concurrel I'm IT, THE indictment has been quashed
Mr. Jerome explained. so that al no future time
can she be brought to trial Peop.e OF her cass can
soc that they will, be protected by this committee
Senator Iexow then asked Roesch:
Was II your duty leader TO Interfere with
Tho discipline OF the force to get promotions for
YOUR friends? Ayes: II was my duty to promote
the interests OF my organization
Mr. Gor-You say that at your chowder party
900 sat down to dinner That would make the re-
CENTS 5000? Al couldn't say.
Q.-Do you remember HIrseh. the saloon-keeper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

scat and stood looking severely at Justice Roesch
while he was giving his testimony. Finally he be-
gan 10 question the witness himself
Odd Mrs Thurow tell you the nature OF her
difficulties? Ayes
q Did she say she kept a .sorderly house7 A
Yes. 80
O-Were you leader Of the district in which Mr..
ami Mrs Thurow lived. and was he member OF
your club? Ayes.
O-And do YOU mean to tell the committee that
YOU didn't take her money TO protect her from the
police who were troubling her? Ayes: took
fee TO look out for her whenever she or her girls
were arrested annoyed.
Senator Lexow-Wasn't one OF the causes That
made her go to you that policemen were stationed
In front Of her door? Ayes.
Q-Wasn't the retainer paid in part to have the
policemen removed? A.-No
O. I3y Senator OConnor)-Ild she say that she
paid money 10 Hook? A.-No.
O (3y Senator Bradey)-Did she say that there
were any charges pending against her? Al think
she said there two cases In Special Sessions.
Senator Lexow--Did you go 20 Special SEES
s.ons her account? A.-No.
ODD You ever answer IA her attorney IN any
case? Al did not.
Mr. Coff-Taking up this interview again. did you
not say that your district unlike Tim Sulivans,
was affected by Newspaper Influence? And dld you
not say that when there was great clamor raised
by the newspapers you could not AFFORD TO have
anything to do with her? A--As district leauer,
could not afford to have anything TO do with her.
As d lawyer l could afford to accept retainer
as could for any criminal.
A ZINE" DIFFERENCE DRAWN.
Q.-Then as George II. Roesch. Tammany leader.
you couldn't afford TO have anything to do with
her? Al could not.
Q.-But George +. Roesch. lawyer, you could?
Ayes could.
GA sort Of DIR. JehyIl and Mr. Hyde arrange
ment? Al don't think
Q.-You a member OF the State Senate?
Ayes In 1889, 1885. 1888 and 1859 was mem
Der OF the Assembly. In 1890. 1891. 1892 and 1898
was State Senator in 1893 became civil JUS
tce Of the Fourth District made nv hrst n"''t'-