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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27

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Biasburp's 8eit - bertauit bel Sreb. S.
Bibmaper. $50 2ada. ape.
Sn ber uerflOFsnsn 8o6e itarben
26 Nerionen pier.
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Sanuar cine Rsiie mad Dsuti4Ianb su
MAIDEN.
-9ie SunbamentSmauern beS nsuen
SanbeISbebDrbe @ebdubeS an 2inben
StraBe iinb am IeBten Sreitas fsrtis se.
tporben.
= Ser neuerpabIte gountp 8ermeI.
fer, Serr @bmunb U. 8artI, Ieifas am
Gonnsritas in 6fsntIi&sr @eri9tshsuns
itinen Gmtssib.
= Gin Snbsntarium tpurbe Iebten
DOnnsritas bon benz Siafibs Ssim ses
nommen. befen Heiultat i'm idbrIiden
8eridt seseben ipirb.
-9aS Bolton 8Ieiberbaus an 2ada,
tpanna Ipenue 1T am Wlontas abeno
our@ ben Sasriff seidIoiien iporben unb
Die @eiammtusrbinoli4feiten bsIaufen
iid auf $16,277.
8ei elmer &eiIersi 3tpiiden einem
Sarbieen unb hem 8bbmen gload on
2Iopo Strabe ON Sonntas Nadt erbielt
Der Sarbiee bur9 einsn sroben Stein
cine tlafenbe Wunbe am 8opfe.
= Ssrr George S6mibt bon Der
Bottom Dampffarberei rsife Samitas
yfa4mittag mad ieinem friiberen @obn.
orte PottspiIIe, tppielbft .er untsr leinen
alten Sreunben bic Seiertase psrbrinsen
pirb.
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& So. on Der gde bon SranfIin unb
2adatpanna Ibenue ipurbe am SamItaa
stbeno bonn Sderiif seidIoHen; bic Sc.
iammtiumme ber Standardization beIauft
ii4 auf $l2,306.03.
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Scranton Traction Gompanie cine Ser.
elnbaruns setrpffen, Iaut pel6er mad
oem l. Sanuar bic 8oitia1en fir DUN.
more uno Didion @itp bon Der Iractipn
@ompanie erpebirt tperben.
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lcribenten is nit einem niBIiden Weib.
na&tsseidenf in @eitaIt zines babi&sn
Taidenmefers bebadt, fur ipeIdes bie'
ielben ibm Danf abitatten.
9ie 9ireftoren Der Goniumers Sis
gompanie eripdblten am Sreitas foIs
senbe 8eamten: Yrdi. S. S. Mssarels I;
8iae 8rdi., Wm. Council Sdasm.. u.
D. 8ladinston; Sefr., Sobn u. S4abt /;
General 8ertpaIter, 6. 8. S4abt.
9as eIsftrii9e S9iIb Der S9ub.
firma Serbs, Reiap & Dapies an @po.
ming Mpenue fins am 9onnertas Abenb
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anauri&ten.
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bsS; @sssn am Samias giadt mar fur
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27
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Der Sab.esnenbe nebmen mir @es
belt, al ben tpertben 2eiern Elm bon
p tommenbes !, ,@IddIides Rsuiabr"
AIM Sben.
Die Ndser be8 ,,@odenblatt" tper.
nddYkn DtttpO6, am l. Sanuar.
ibren Sersbrtsn 8unben nit einem
gabi4en &&snbsr unO Reuiubrsnuni6e
bic gtufipartAnS MAIDEN, unb bitten mir
um freunbli&e 9Iufnubme bsrfsIben.
Cine, tpenn aud tlsine Inerfennuns
ipiro Elm Sporn far tpeitsre prompts BE,
oisnuns iein. Ser Seruuseeber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27
Stabtratb.

SeIsst GounciI, 10. DECEMBER.
Sin Der Abipeienbeit bon Prdiibent
@siipfH HabI fabrts Staotratb gIarf ben
0oriibs iibsr bic 8srbanblunsen obisen
GinDk Suidrift bes StabtidrsiberS bon
ReobH Hne tparb psrIsisn, in tpelfer 3ur
Grn( (nnuns bon 9elesaten aufseforoert
miuR, bic am nddfsn IL. Mdrs elmer
0 Sriammluns in Reaoins beitpobnen fol,
lie um 8eratbuns su balten unb gp1k(
mi sdrfe Su MAIDEN, iiber elm auasH
@Aeieb fur Stdbts Der brittep1
SA Aaute, bamit bic iszA,en
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

Tuesday morning when James Ster-
ling went out to feed his horse he
found him gone. The lock on the
stable was broken and the horse had
been stolen. 1t was thought that a
Mexican was the thief and had gone
70 Mexico with the horse. A rain had
spoiled the trail, but Sterling and W.
b. Conner started in the direction Of
Palomas, hoping TO pick up the trail.
Wednesday George Snyder anne in
from Gold Hill with the horse. He
and a couple OF other men had come
up to a camp in the Burro mountains
and found a Mexican with the horse,
which George had recognized. He be-
san questioning the man about the
horse, when he got excited, picked up
his gun and ran, turning to take a
shot at his questioners The shots
were returned but the Mexican got in
the rocks and it was hardly safe to fol-
low him. Snyder is greatly worried,
fearing the Mexican may have N so
TAR that he would get lost in the
mountains and not be able to dnd his
way out. Snyder says some of the bull
lets hit him aud he does not think he
will ever steal another horse.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

IT has often been stated that many
Of the natives Of New Mexico, es-
pecially those living 10 the northern
part OF the territory, are a hard set of
citizens, little given to observing the
nicities OF the law, especially as re-
CARDS transactions involving human
life. Once upon a time p newly ap-
pointed judge sat, for the FIRST time, on
the bench at a county seat in the
northern part Of the territory. After
half a days hard work he ordered re-
cess for lunch. While walking down
to the hotel he was accosted by a ma
tive who appeared to be a city police
man, not that he wore a uniform, but
on his manly bosom was a badge Of
authority that, for size, was like unto
Aarou's breastplate, the length there
of was a span, aud a span was the
breadth thereof. The policeman
wanted a private conversation with
the judge and took him cut to the
middle OF the street, to be safe from
listeners, and assuring himself it was
the judge he was talking to he ex-
planned that tomorrow some bad
men will come TO town, maybe l will
have to kill them. 1 want a permit"
After questioning the policeman the
judge found he expected to get a bo-
leta that would give him permission to
kill bad men at his own discretion,
which bo'eta would keep him from
having any trouble if the anticipated
homicide should be inquired into by
the district court. Needless to say
the judge did not issue the boleta.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

in a financial transaction? Would Il
not be well for the United States TO
extend the immortal Monroe doctrine
10 the financial question? Cannot the
New World stand against the Old?
Is IL not as much the duty Of the
United States to stand up for her own
interests and endeayor to increase the
value Of her products as II is the duty
Of England to look out Tor the inter
ests OF her coloniesg Why, then, should
the United States wait for England's
permission to open her minis TO the
free coinage Of silver?
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

On the first page of to-day's paper is
a statistical article from the Enlneer.
ing and Mining journal giving the
production OF gold and silver in the
world during the year 1894. An anal.
ysis of these figures gives some pecu.
liar results. For instance England,
whose bankers have more influence in
regulating the price OF gold and silver
than all the rest of the world, pro.
duces but very little of either metal,
but the production of the English col,
mics show differently. Take England,
and Australasia, Canada, British Gui-
ana, British India, and Africa, all
English colonies, and China, whose
finances are practically under the con-
troll of England, and we find the pro-
duction as follows:
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

Try the effect OF a mud bath at Las
Vegas Hot Spring, New Mexico. 9th
er forms OF baths may be had there,
all especially beneficial in rheumatic
troubles and diseases OF the blood.
The cool, dry, tonic air of this resort
is Just the thing for tired nerves, and
there is nothing so restful rs New
Mexico sunshine, especially when sup
plemented by such fine service as is
given at the Hotel MOntczuma, re.Op-
ened June 20. This famous inn can
not be excelled anywhere in the South
west.
Round-trip excursion tickets on sale
to Las Vegas Hot Springs from prin-
cipal points. Reached only oyer the
Santa Fe route. For illustrated pam
phlet and a copy of Land OF sun.
shine" address G. II. MOrehOuse, d.
p. Agent, lei Paso, Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powdec
Worla,sF Fair Hlghest Medalsnd Diploma.


But we will curt you if you Will pay us,
Alien WHO are Weak, Nervous and deOiii'
tated suffering from Nervous Debility.
Seminal weakness. aud an the ELECTS Of
early evil habits. or later iudiscrstions,
which lead TO Premature Decay, cOusuup'
tion or instantly, should send for and rsao
tls 'book OF life, giving particniar, fol
q hnms cure. Sent (seuled) FREE, 10y 49,
rs.s,ug Dr.. Parker MeJlcal and surgi
cal %instite. l5l North Spruce ST., NASH
vile. Tenn. They guarantee a cure or no
nay.-The Sunday Morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
DUNCAN AND sOLoMONvILLE.


Stage leaves Solomonyllle Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at Z a. M,
and arrives at Duncan aU II ~, max.
ing close connection with the a. s
n. NJ. Ry. Leaves Duncan Tuesdays
Thursdays and Fridays at II m.
arriving at Solomonville at 8 p. M.
This line Is equipped with elegant
CONCORD Coaches, Fine Stock, ano
careful drivers.
Fare IS. Low charges for extra
baggage. The quickest and safest
route to express matter TO solomon.
vile. NOAH GEES, Prop.
SOlemOnyille, A. u.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

Go TO Vclasco for hcalCh, sea air.
and comfort; where ships too deep fol-
all other Texas ports sail in and Oui
with ease; where fruits ripen earlier
and pay better than in California.
whore the soil Is "a natural h0t-bed.
Fresh vegetables AN wiuter. Coldesl
day In three years % degrees above
zero. .Warmcst day % degrees. We
lascO offers the hest Investments IN
the South. Write the Commercial.
Club. Vciasco. Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

DR.. Lacy, formerly physician and
surgeon for the Arizona copper COM
pany at Clifton, but who has for the
past two or three years been located
at San Pedro in Santa Fe county, has
moved back to Arizona, and is now To-
Gated at Solomonville. Before he had
fairly got his Office open the supervis-
ors had bin elected county physician.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

TIE attorney general has instructed
the California attorneys who had
charge Of the governments case
against the Stanford estate, to appeal
from the decision which Judge Ross
recently rendered against the govern
mpnf
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
A pIoneer,s recommendation.

Mr.. j. w. Venable, of Downey, a pi-
oneer OF Los Angeles county, Cal. says:
whenever i am troubled with a pain
in the stomach or with diarrhOea /
use Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
D%iarrhoea Remedy. l have used it
for years, know it TO be q reliable rem
edy and recommend it 20 everyone
For sale at the Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

eve had an epidemic ofdysentcry In
this vicinity last summer, says Samu-
ell s.. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal, II was
taken with IL and suffered severely un-
tfl some n called my attention to
Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrh0ea Remedy. i procured q bottle
and felt better after the irst dose.
Before One-half Of the bottle had been
used / was well. / recommend it to
my friends and their experience was
the same. We all unite In saying it is
the best" For sale Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t so0thes the child, sOftens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoa. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Drug
gists ia every part Of the world,
twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is
mcalcuiable. BE surc and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and takeno
other kind.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
Total ........ S9l, 3O9,s4l 81, 05s, 492
Worlds total. III, G42, BAG 1O5, APO, O34

Total ........ S9l, 309,S4l S1l ,0j8, 401
Worlds total. 7 1912 BAG 1O5, 420, O3I
Comparing these figures it will be
seen that England controls the couu-
tries which last year produced 81 per
cent Of the gold aud II per cent Of the
silver. England has long claimed
that silver is no longer a precious met
al, and that the world should recognize
gold as the only money metal, because
there is so much silver produced that
il constantly |depreciates in value and
there is so little gold produced that it
is stable 10 value. II we were look
ing for the real reason why England
favored gold aud opposed silver might
IL not be found 20 be that England
aud her colonies produced a great pro-
portion Of the gold and a small pro-
portion OF the silver OF the world? II
has never been claimed that England
was unsellsh In a financial trausac-
ton. On the other side look at the
United States and, not her colonies.
for she has none, but her friends and
associates, the countries lying along
the Rocky mountains and their extern
sions, the Sierra Madres and the
Andes. The United States instead OF
being a small producer, like England,
is the largest pronucer or both OF the
precious metals IN the world, produc-
ing nor than 20 per cent Of the gold
and near 50 per cent OF the silver
last year. The production OF TIE
United States aud the allied countries
is as follows:
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
BY DON. II. KEDzr
Subscription Prices.

OK Sunday afternoon Mrs. Cleve.
land presented the president with a
daughter.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
s47.78O.805 ssl.oaO. e0l

Total s47, 7so,ao5 sso,o2o. 2o1
Comparing these figures il win be
friends Produced 20 per cent Df the
gold aud &c per cent Of the silver OF
the world Is there any reason why
The United States should be unselash
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
NE Market.

The oo'yMeat Market to L%ordsburp
IS now RIM ~
DUNAGAN s RUTHERFORD.
The best meat on the rance Is r'
died hy ns.
prStGtv r aUrHEEF0uf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
nnIttiChteH.

Demofratifber StaatscOnpent pom Jowa.
Ser bemofratiF9e Staatsconbent nurbe
in Mdr16aGtopn am 0Onneritag @ormittao
bom 8or1iber 9oparb 5urS rbnung g%erufen,
Ser gonbent umfaBte 1,079 0elegaten uni
iebes @onntD mar bouadblig bertreten. @on
Mnfang an mar es b%efannt, baB Elm betBe1
@ilberfampf 1~tattfinben tpirbe. Die 70,
8eqinn besGonpents gebaltenen 8erat9un9eu
sei9ten iebo9, baB ii6 bic Sreiiilbsrleute
in 6erMinber6ett befanoen. Hi6tergtat6aniel
sErenb BON Davenport tpurbe gum @oritBer
b. t.. %ernannt. .@r btelt cine beinabe 3pai
5tunben bauernbe 8ebe, in nel9er er query
Stautsfraeen, por alien Die ~brennenoe PRO
b~ibitipasfrase, unb 6ann rationale 5rageu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14

Die FathoIiibe uniperitGt.
Satber Gorbp, bas Sberbaupt bes Srbens
bes 8. &reu3es in Nmerifa, beIen 6auptz
nieberldfung Die nniberiitdt gfotre Dame IN
Snbidna 1T, mar inge9leitung bes 9r.3a6m,
bes Observation-Disclosures fir iGmmtli9e
gplegien bes Srbens, ndbrenb bieIer Wode
in Wal6tngton, UNI Nn1talten fir cine Ser
binbung bes Srbens nit Der bieftgen tatboz
lil9en nnioerttGt 81 treffen. Die iun9en
Ganbibaten fir ben Orben bes 8. &reu3ss,
tpel6e ipdter als Profeiioren in ben GoGegisn
in ben Ser. Staaten unb Canada f~ungiren
ToQen, tperben bier tbre Qusbilbung in Der
tbeologiI9en unb pi1enf9aftli9en 6afultdt
erbalten. Sic perben gegen ben 1. @eptbr.
bier eintreffen unb in Der NGbe Der Timber
1itdt in ibren eigenen @ebduben @o6nunq
ne6men. SIS 1T bie5 Der brittle religiDfe Or=
ben, Der fi9 bel Der 1niberittdt angeiiebelt
fat, bic betben anberen finb bic Srben Der
Bauliften unb Mariften. Ser um1tanb, bah
36glinge Der beriibmten unioerfitdt bong1ot;e
Dame Die 6teige l1niberfttdt BEL u9en, lit Elm
8epets fir bas bobe Nnfe6en Der 2ebteren.
Sn 3ufunft birften bic S9ola1ttfer aGler
relt9tD5en Srben bes 2onbes Der 11nitarIttIt
auitr0men. 9iefe 8epegung ift i'm Gin
tlange nit ben Miinl9en 2ep's XIII.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08

100 dozen seamless fast black Hose, size 5xs4. Regular price 15c. bargain day 1Oc 50 piece of novelty wool Dress Goods, beautiful designs. 40 inch wide, very cheap at 50. bargain day 37Ac
 At 25c 20 inch fine India Silk, all solid colors good value for S9c. bargain day 25c
 At 39c 45 inch all wool jet black Henrietta, regular soc goods. bargain day 39c
 At 1Oc 96 Inch check Dress Goods. very pretty colOring.
 At 75c 54 inch all wool black cheviot Serges for separate skirts, regular price $l per yard. bargain day 75C
 At17 One lot ladies' pocket books, regular pIice 25c and 35c. Thursday 17c
 At 4c Best quality curling irons, regular price Sc, Thursday 4C
 At l9c Large slze stamped table covers, for mer price 4Sc, Thursday 19C At 25c Children's colored cambric dress goods, with ruffles over the should CTS. Thursday 25C Fire quality white pearl buttons, sizes 16. Is and 20, regular price 25c. Thursday lOC
 At 75c L ldies' Indigo blue house wrappers, ruffies over the shoulder. all sizes. regular price 1.25, tar gain day 75C Ladies' summer ribbed vests. ribbon around neck, regular price 15c. Thursday g. Ladies' fast seamless hose. regular price 15c. bargain day lO' At g 25 All wool serge, separate skirts, lined throughout. godet back, regular rrice f 9s. bargain day S2 2; At 4Sc Ladies fast black sateeu skirts, good quality. regular price 75c. Thurs day 4S' At17c Childrens white aprons. slightly mussed. regular price 25c. size ?. and years. Thursday l7' At75 Ladies' night gowns with new square point. jabot neck. trimmed with Scotch embroidery. also night gowns. with pretty round yoke. trimmed with torchon lace. regu- lar price 75. Thursday 75' At 5Sc 24 inch Swiss shades, with dresden ball handle, Thursday 5S'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08
SPANISH WARsHIP HEL6
Florida State Board of Health Refussa f,
 Waive Its Regulations.

Waive Its Regulations.
 TAMPA, Fla. May s.-The detention oy the Spanish warship Infanta Isabella fol having violated the quarantine regula. tlons by passing the quarantine station at Mullet Key the previous night is evident ly creating stir The collector of GUS toms received the following telegram:
 Paragraph D, section ?, article ?, quar- antine regulations for domestic ports, is hereby waived in the case of the Spanish war vessel Infanta Isabella, reported de- tained at Mullet Key quarantine by the authorities of tho United States law and regulations. W. F. CURTIS,
 Acting Secretary of the Treasury"
 The foregoing relates to vessels arriving from ports where yellow fever prevails, and unless disinfeoted in accordance with tho regulations and not less than five days have elapsed since such disinfection the vessel shall bs detained. The telegram was submitted to tho state health officer who promptly wired a protest against waiving the quarantine regulations.
 WAsHINGToN, May S.-Thc action of tho Florida state board of health officials in rcfusingito release tue lnfanta Isabella was communicated to tho treasury depart mont Secretary Carlisle said that in view of thfs action there was nothing more for his department to do in tho matter. His directions to the collector of customs at Tampa had been to inform tie state off, cials that if the vessel WAS held by them under the allegation that she was viOlat- ing the government quarantine regulations she ought tn he released.
 If tho Vcssel is now being held by tho state officials under the state laws, that was another mattor with which he could not interfere Tho United States having waived tho provision of the quarantine regulations through which tho Iufnnta Isa- bolla is detained. it would not be surpris- ing if the spanish government lodged Q complaint with tEo state department
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Sir Frederick Leighton, president of the English Royal academy, is dying in Al giers
 The queen arrived in London in order to attend the drawing room which Is to be held at Buckingham palace.
 Robert Stockton Green, ex-governor of New Jersey, died at his home in Elizabeth of valvular disease of the heart.
 Oscar Wilde was released on bail after furnishing a personal bond for sig. 800 and two sureties in s6, 250 each.
 The foreign members of the Armenian commission have left Mush on visit to tho villages of the Sassoun district.
 Chief of Police Blodget has been in- structed by the police board to enforce the antigambling laws at Saratoga, this sea- son.
 Five thousand troops have started from Canton for the island of Formosa in ordor to suppress the anticipated opposition of the Black Flags to the occupation of that island by the Japaneses
 As result of oySrindulgenUe in onions Herman Wilson, aged years, is dpddl ahd Etmsr wliAan and Patj MRaier, twU htbSr RhHaEyM, HEa lVlPR Ae tho FRthl Rt asath as khgn hRheE lA ttkErlshYLIlA tnaI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08
Truly Wonderful!
kIOTWI IISTAN DING

kIOTWITHS T A \ D ING
 W the so-callcd dull times, we are able to keep an extra force of men at work delivering goods. The Merry Wives of Windsor" were not half as merry as the wives who use the Quaker Range. They are the greatest coal savers as we'll as the surcst and SwiftcSt bakers. Have you seen those hall trees from $50 up! Nothing makes your hall look so hOmclikc and cozv as one of those hall trees. Our line of couchcS Is large i'll volume and great Ill variety. The cordurovS arc the favor ties. Our Baby Carriages arc the prettiest in style that we have had in long time. The prices are extremely low. Look at our pretty Parlor Suit for $25, and you will wonder why we do the business. Our 40,- 900 feet of floor space is GOV cred with Furniture. Carpets, Crockcry, Stovr+, Ranges, etc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08
JOHN NJ. PAGE, Treasurer.
ALIBI FOR DURANT.
His Counsel Finds Witness Who Will
 Heln Establish, It.

His Counsel Finds a Witness Who Will
 Help Establish It.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May S.-Thcodore Du- rants attorneys have discovered evidence which will enablo them to establish m alibi for their client, so far as the Williams murder case is concerned. A Market street hair dresser states that Minnie Williams was a regular patron. She says that Miss Williams entered her shop at o'clock on the night of her disappearance She had her hairdressed, leaving the shop at S:25
 It is estimated that by taking the car immediately she could not have reached Emanuel Church until S:50. Durant's s counsel argued that Durant could not therefore have escorted her into the church, outraged and murdered hor and then walked to Dr. Vogel's, where he arrived at 9;15.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08
F. E. Benham'S,
3OS NORTH MAIN, Waterbury,
 Saturday, Nav H.

3US NON II MAIN, waterbury,
 Saturday, May il.
 This lot consists of extra nice. heavy draft, business. general purpose and driv- ing horses. Following is description of them:
 Bay mare, 6 years old. 1 .520 lbs; dapple brown horse, years. l $50 lbs; chestnut chunk, years. 1850 lbs. extra good one; i; brown horse. 5 years. l 300 lbs; bay horse 6 years, l, ,25O lbs; brown horse, 5 years. .475 lbs; pair grsys, , and years. 2,S50 lbs; brown mare, ' years, 1,1S5 lbs; bay horse, years, 1.200 lbs: gray horse, ' years. 100 lbs; black horse. years and good hitcher, ,150 lbs; bay horse. good block. years, 1.125 lbs; nice brown mare, years, 1,1o0 lbs; brown horse. 6 years, .O5O lbs: chestnut mare, years, l 100 lbs; bay mare. good driver. years, ,065 lbs; sorrel horse, 6 years, 1,l75 lbs very handsome and stylish; roan mare, 5 years. ,1S0 lbs; chestnut horse, years, l 300 lbs: chestnut mare. 5 years, 100 lbs. and eight or ten more good drivers and general purpose horses.
 These are toIbe sold as all others have been at my previous auctions, with full guarantee and two days trial given, and all horses not IS represented can be re- turned and the money will be refunded.
 Sale to take place at 10 A. n. sharp No postponement on account of weather. F. E. BENHAM