davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-16
WHITE GOODS.

P Swisses in profusion. The 121sc grade is very popular. Have you examined the 15c quality? Our 25c Swisses take the place of regular 25c goods. Toy Iun- derstand. Pretty Persian lawns, French Nainsooks and many other white goods at cut price.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-16
MILLINERY.

Lots of goods sold and lots more to be sold out of our millinery department. Prices of course the main factor with you. To give away hat for nothing Is not cheap If 1t is not the style you want. We have the kind and style also at the price you will like
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-16

Caheen's perfect fitting Ventilator, long waist, 4ec. The best value in the market. barring none.
 Fast black long waist, perfect filter. at 49o.
 "Our Pride" extra long waist, eight side steels, six hooks, molded form Some people buy them in preference to the $1 corsets on the market. We ask only 49c. Cheap indeed.
 C. P, P. D. and I.C. Corsets at less than one-half their value. Of course you know the above are genuine imported best French brands, known to the world.
 Hand made S3.50 Corsets at $1.T5, or we will sell them at one-third less than they cost any merchant wholesale. How's that?
 The stock Nos. are: P D., 45, 29, 152. 1S2, 530; c. P, '472, 163 Mascot, white and colored; Venus, white and black. I. O., $50, 60.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-16
JULY FASHION SHEET.

The new July Fashion Sheet is here. Get one: it is preferred over all other sheets out today. We are agents for the patterns shown in Imperial Mode.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
pubIic nrbt statemeut.

WAsHINurOS, April d. Tho month
ly treasury settlement shows that ON
March 30, 1895, tho public debt, lees
1905, 78O,OiB, an Increase Tor the month
%. lS,8l7,lu5. The amount OF tue new
I per ceut bonds is.usd during the
month was 39S SO78UO. The following
bearing debt, s7l3 Sol 800; Increase
during tue month, S2s, sos, lee; debt on
which interest hat Cuaspl since mntu.
rity, tl,77O, $50; decrease during the
month, 80 O5O; uoht bearing no inter.
cat, 1851, ISBJ; decrease during the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

visit TO their s8u.il-law, Row. ia.
warJ G, WickOhsm, drove 90 tue rlii.
way station today In au open carriage,
In spite Of the cold AMI rliu, on their
way to HBwarton. Mrt Gladstone
was presented with a bouquet on be.
half VI the WOmanS Liberal Bssocia.
ton, and with an address abiding So
tulOgistiC terms 10 hor devotion uuI
help ulucsa 20 her husband. Replying,
MIR. Gladstone slii they owed her
nothing, but oil Co her husband. GlaI.
stone, When his vito finished speaking,
taid ho must add his thuuku % those
o. Mite. Gladstone. Continuing, be
said; "Ibu ladies are now taking
much 90 public speech, ami 10 they
pcNovgrU AMI keep steadily " ls they
will beat the men,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
stole E,prs.. rscEngt..

JERSEY Cin, April g.-lirrUof. G..
Harding, cirf, yf she uuGuI State
EEugJss company aud Clarence Wa
Deug, porter iu the same luiHr, .J
under arrest charged with tIu luuIt I.
packages iu the c9uusuy's care. Tee
thcits have been going uu HUvrT.I
months. ibU largest bees was that Ji a
package containing $1,000 worth 90.
uIumUuIr, which disappeared o. The
holiday SEASON. Recently several
bicycles consigned 90 the expires ulu,
psuy disappeared, Batl Harding aul
Wurbeut maize CInfus.IuIF. The deal,
ere who uuu.nt tee mgyg.ul Will be
prUatuutuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

CmCAGl, H., April 2.-CulcagO 10
oleCtiug mayor uHd city officials
Today under cloudy skies. II b. prob.
nhlo the vote Will be- close. George
Is. Swift, heading the Republican
ticket, anu Flank Wenter, the Demo.
urstic mRyoralily candidate, both
claimed their election today. Ad4i-
li1nal interest II given the election by
the fight over the establishing OF u
civil service c1mmigsiOu 10 take the
police ani fro departments ana other
public wuTke out NJ IOli,ics. Tho pro.
position, wniOh apppnrs on tho ballots,
IL supported by tho party leaders on
uotl, sides, hut Ia violently opposed by
many pOliliuiAug,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

Ea,atg Q Beu,-miu L.. Allen, de-
oaseI. Hssuug on .oturu OF sails Of
real cstate, a.. order made continuing
,lIu.
Estate of Johanna q. Br7beTg, De.
cuaseI. Horung "u petition Tor ls,.ars
OF administrator. Josephine @. Gofsl-
nor appointed Administrative on Gliug
q hlu- u' 5000.
E.tatu of George W. Quinn, DO.
csasrt. bearing on order 90 chow
rausr Why sgiu Of real estate should
no. br ma "a continued ull tomorrow
o.. 40 H.-..
l..aIuui Auun Frances lliEluy de.
eeaeuI. Hearing uu hual account ami
rru.luu or H.HfuauJJI, Decree made
aa uraycI and ..s,uggge OF almiulsIfa-
tyE ordered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
Damaging T,sllluouy.

BATTLE CARERS, Miyhu Anil g.
Damaging tusuIyuy a.HIu.t a. NJ.
Nru0ii, GA lugl ,uT mu-i'nu. his sol A.,
was r0lsteI today by Iulr Mead, tire
the taucs Of the muru,grd mau, She
TESTIFIED that sho heard a struggle AMI
saw Arnold with bis hhuus Chipping
ME sons throat. Sue swO.a that Az
mold threatened 10 shoot her n o. q
told what had taken place. On hear
ing this testimony Arnold become
terribly "nra tu and whu restrIl cd
with e ilirIity, Witness became 90
uuurtyuu that the court took Au ud.
Tournament.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

WNHuuSJfuE, 40. g., Apul "A
vigorous Ugual o. made ln ulmiuislra-
ton circles OF tuu story that Secretary
Gfusham D. about lU Tusi.u, The rec
Rotary himself VIII not bpiltuTv,rWcu,
not caring 10 dignity the rHp .it ny a
IOHul ltls tact chat BOO aUs teen iu
90 health iIr nome tlmu ami recent
attack Of neuralgia uf the stomach lylt
MIN much dpOillin,ei. Bio has boon
uushlu to secure rest Ia Washington,
owing 20 the frequency which DEL
irateand embarrassing diplomat clugs'
lions have bguu forced upon him, Aul
it H. PROBABLE hu Will yiuld 60 the coll.
citations Ol hl, family ugd family ana
friends 10 Tar us % takr "a short leave II
abseuct ami 20 q hll farm IN lndiauu,
and perhaps stop Tor time In Chi.
CngO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
IN SILVER.
,.s and Prospects Of tho Present
Movement Discussed
,r, CHIEFLY TO SPECULATION.
...,,r of ihs History of tue White
Metal by One Whose Name Is
Not Given.

,r yoRi,. April2.-rhe activity
gl,,t which has bosn motel OF late
20 '" n.i Yesterday, when about alO,-
q ,gBsss w,fc sold In the market
ltr .,..,,r u,. .,iy.r
and iur causes ana prospects OF
ut mlvgurni, Mt Starr Col
M ,bs hfm OF Message, Colgate
Nr-"'.m5yrment began on receipt OF
-. nom Germany IuvOriuE =
Y. .IIg conference. 10 was helped
U nation that seemed % lean
l.,t,Br1 a conference Was made In
-.r-,l.b HOUSE NJ Commons. The
peace negotiations between
la.aud Jlina, t1 carry large we
-.Iylp slIvrf, nIsn had pf0peiliuH
~ A good deal Of silver 10 now
Ig.l come out last enough when
g.1r Believe that thu advance De-
a. asnol eco 800 the movement"
40. 'rIs,is saii, "much beyond the
..anUya feature. The tnlkui olmc'
lstdl5n By q many and EnglHnd
'.-,t, pave auulduu. II 10 b. 10 be-
..Vy... d, mus. Boo done by those c0un'
.. A debtor country like the
rrHdg.atef cannot lead iu such a
,1s,msnl WUha had silver ttJu-
I.rr.ssu without inviting Uiuol-,
ula ueslI o. au indcmulty Co bu
u.I bib China, q, ha1 seemed Co me
"a slt m.g.i Ne dpm1uduI. The
I.s.H. tpsak more OF silver, but
s.,H 10 earning reputation as O.
.fg % advanced lluHa, uEi 10 muy
IaUGuota.a there OF putting tue
f.trsH gold basis may Uu Umuhs.
tItlIrtlr Demands on China. / ana
Il.IstI % l0.Hu ,he present move
agatnBggJuIauyr
A gentleman VINO 20 thoroughly
srIIafVia tgs market Tor silver lu.-
..., tat who declined 10 allow ihr
uuuitHllmr, talked upon thu cluE-
plbuballtI Oh tho rec ut advance
HfleI ut 5IalVgr HubaII;
nlB 0ilsI 10 thoroughly uulcrstaui
tHsmgUtf, E Huun' sary g. go ~ lar
laClnl,,a Altgut time the Shef-
laut.Iye' 300 autu force, an1 silver
laI gone d. % l.2D or thyTca00gt
FDu ,biI lauI iba it hos fallen with
tisw l.lgglualIouF, tgadiiy uuti.
ullaG h.u iguuhbd 49, TAc de-
Cl.n DE IfCg was brought about
yilsrluI Of tho Sherman silver
iiL igi ile more recent action Of
ia5 BalIih government Ia repeating
utA8 permitting free silver Cuinag q
DO l8tA
"litlns many reasons can ue u1-
isgIlaeuun iUr the advance iu
IUcH, t4,l,lH probably Rs largely DUO
btfruAl3u aa 20 tuuf causer. When
slf ll1lsTgd Ju,wrsu China ami
1lIil. w vent the price OF silver be-
'iHt ,htuIygT men argued AMI be.
0f1si ila,iau muaiiiUuB Of wai must
.at uliln tiyur since both Cuiua and
.lIAllir s'.gu. countries. 10 LOOKS gH
AbHHs being pee up now pu talk of
ItH a.lHtw lulua and Japan anu
'.g.'Hti country paying 10 tnu latter
D4a'iy large Indemnify,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
Forger.

Captain Donovan went 20 Evanston
this morning armed with the necessary
pGpers Tor the reluru Of William Foster,
who Is wanted la this city Tor forgery,
uu having been arrested by the otiirors
gt Evanston. Tho captain H. expected
back this evening with the prisoner.
Tho o1cusu OF Foster whose alias 10
Charles Hal, consisted iu passing a
forged OhJUE on y bartender
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

WAaUisaIoa, H. Co Alu -.-IUt
I4s,gUuy 900. urun.ul ulU u,auliHu
money order .ul... ,HluW..
California Costello, s..diyu Home
shu Ramon, Waterford.
lIaug-Nuu.ggy.Iu, Oneida, So An,
tuJuy,
NuIiuuA-sHgJ,
Ou.au-suu,t Mills, Winner
Nasuingtuu-MayyuW,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
Back From Northern Kan9as.

..oufs. J. a. and f. o. Maha, tho
.ons OF Bauu J, T.. Mnhan, NJ ,ho
TliId disIHo. c0ur, have iusg 49,
turned from thorg three montLs' trip to
northern kansas, whore in tho Interval
they have beyl deyotilg some time
t1HgrlguIluT,l pursuits-inspertiug AMI
working upon thuiriAthgrs farm lFlus.
The young gentlemen have had quite
a pluasau, holiday, aud como back 10
Salt Lake greatly benefited IN health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
I0IN0MI oIL,lIoN sETrLEn:


30 Danger ui war between Cuuts-
meta aud @sAico.
lm Ur MuNCu, Ami 2.-rhe
N.lSnaan boundary question is srt.
''. fru.Iuu, Dlnz hos formerly
.satl with luu Gunlcmulan minister
..' llgili document which prevented
200 threatening upun rupture between
.' lH9 gdun,u,si aud congratulations
y, AtAil ON all sides Tor tho stand
lA'l ~ i1c President, the foreign
I,l'''et MarfrRl hud The Mexicnus
,,.siilIy u O time full Ut DANGER aud
A,Il,y.
ll''iilcial information Of the Guatc.
- -l'lh question was given last night In
,' liu'ltups mgtBage before tho
-''auuuAi opening Of lhcseventtonth
IlI u TIE nations congress.
~ unuefa'uoi that Guatemala will
1 Nllei Mexico due apology f0rtho
'-.4'A offered thi8 republic auu will
N! 'lN Indemnity for l1slOs Inflicted
XIV Aneucuus and Mexican lumber
'-g-r oWuttu at Aqua AIul.
'-' llUlieups message began IA
IN. .-,' WIN reference 10 foreign peace
nv. ''D..l' and Go the United states Fs
,, .-eH "lhe survey commission be-.
80 Mexico aud the United Slatrs
ll,...l.9A n Au,0uiu, Texas, according
r,,,'l', ui lur International boundary
-.--.'..INln ui March, 1859. IL wa
N.Y. 10 mhhU uu examination oil
no.. ulla''uf- pfrsuntuu anu M mako
ff,1 'utvtyb uf various peCtious OF
r.r'''., NNulr with tho vlog Of sub.
ay..,na W u'll governments u plan ~
ts,r,'. VN lu,gs arising iT0m the
tf'...,,.' Va The bed oi the river, which
KY .,,. - now under STUDY. In reply
rg,n y. ltfvl on our part over Inc
gltf Nv. sue southwest Of the Indian
Ap,, N,',llYh'm anu his band, the
8sV' ' W.. government informed n,
mf,, ts.l 10 lhg Indian territory 400
tbs., ,' 'gg4l MvNlc0 anu 200 milrs from
"a ~, ..,' ',s'lys. Ia the state ut souorn.
tnr,.,, ',lAe.0fy termination mas been
au.-, sIl the United States n.
Yuess, Ws itinuus ~ tho oonst Of
lsa,si .. 'N.'e deposits OF guGnu were
l.r. N.Y. claimed by American CHI.
Iia.gr,,'''Algg having proved owner.
regg5.,' I ~, l'lHnls, thp United state,
vgL1,'.l lhe claim OF Atxle1 mud
'"14iew her OWL '''' a '0' "hu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

Philip Walslon, tho man who has
been Ia custody several days awaiting
riaI on charge of stealing eight mead
Ut sheep, tho property ul b. d. Bru.
ton, nc sugar HOUSE, wa9 brought up
again this afternoon before CumMis.
siunur pmu, but on motion % tut
prosecuting attorney Dan hgrringtJ
the defendant was discharged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
wANr 10 Nrcurr inE cosrU.or
Tor thr building uin naval vessel iu
Mn.MInaInn aInln-

Tor thr building utn naval vessel in
Washington state.
WAsuNurJN, Aprl 4.-5unatlr
Squire. Dt Washington, be- iltyrusHu
hiusclf toHygIrr, 10 possible, igv cone
tract i1r 6Umu OF the new naval yt.-
rulB provided Tor a. the 'Aa' session U
C1ngrt6t, Tor bis state. The law pre-
yiIcs tnut one Ui tho two battle
ships uud orc of the torpedo boats shall
be- built 90 the Pacific, boo yH.u Z
should not appear Troy cannot Uy
hulIt there except a' yEHF'E.n' rates,
but maEH8 no such specialization uH 90
any 900 tho slE composite gun hubts
provided nor iu the au. -lIrc has,
however, n1uu a.luEol that luu 8. Oplr
10 the Western UIaft shall Ehvr Au OLE
p1uuuity 20 Iug lu bids on these a0E.H
also. Tue plans iur gun UDats Hro % ~
receiving the attentions 70 tue .ilIglaIp.
The contemplated b0EiB utu lIs feet
long, ail iUut wiIr IL foot
drHuEht, giving a displacement % Hil
tons. Toe bottoms arc 10 be OF WUI4i
covered with copper two feet above tHu
wa;urlinu and above tuu copper with
steel. The kgOl II 10 be- Ul wood, with
n side frame Hf 90 al, aud there 3. o. be-
an inside steel ismo iu the hui. There
h. sumu doubt IN the minds % tho
officials whether such vessels can nu
uuiit Tor the amount appropriated
$3.50, GOO Tor each beat, and 10 may be.
como necessary 60 reduce the lImCu.
bluus iu order t. bring thu cost OF cor
ptructlon within the appropriation
The law puTultl the uap OF steel or
other metal OF alloy Ia any proposed
vV4splF Tho name uf lNtQrH4Fgp VAIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
Possible coLe.wori,cr,' strike.

UNiuNTuwN, Pa, Ayul q. cd tn,
coke workers were greatly excited 10.
dny when informed that the ruuis ID
tue cgmYnuy'a houses had been nd.
yalgnI 'um 800 90 % pet cent, guI
tugfr De- talk NJ general strike. The
mon claim tGAt the advance %. d per
cent, which wrnl Into effect yus,ur.
uay, was only a tuse 90 prevent 10 slriEr
az tuty will ult be- benefited iu tIr
least by iL a convention viii be held
tomorrow 10 consider tho maitgr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
Allamnl DO nIoN In Q Monnmen,.

BuDA PEsru, April An attempt
was made last II ight % blow up tue
monument erected 20 the memory OF
tine Austrian General Henl2l and the
L. AS soldiers who fell In deiendiuR the
rrlross agaiust the Huugariaus tn
1919, The monument, which HiAuda
on George PlntZ, iH u Gothic column In
urouzt, siXty-si1 feet high, rising over
\ gtuup OF uylng heroes crowned boy
victory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

BAS COR, Maine, April .. - Near
Nesi, four miles from here, this morn.
ing, the Arooltjok express, which left
nero Mt $50, aud a Pullmun train from
49,. John, duo here ut O'Clock, colld.
ed. Firemsn Clyde, OF the express, Is
reported killed with several others. Tho
Pullman was late.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

WAmusUIJN, ID. Co. April g.-Ths
Prciiuut has pafIouei John Hopkins,
sentenced Boo U.uh 90 three mHulus' BOO
jail ul $500 nu, ilr unlawful c5Hau.-
ul.Ju. rno sentence ha3 expired uul
hopsrIou is gwn,,d 90 restore oi.-
z'uship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

Commi'alouor Stump n the emf.
grant bureau hBsorJeru1 the DISCHARGE
Ut Fpus von Root, Of Antwerp, the
diamond cutter detained at New York
by tho emigration authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02

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THE CLOSING SCENE.
The Suffrage Dblto Brings Oh. 40
Immense CROWD,
rue JONI BUILDING TnroNarn.


suffrage uaeusai1u has bouu steadily
iuu rapidly Increasing au1 to-day D..
know uU b0uuIa ruoscuuu ur.u.,n4
boz aud about tlu Joint city auI county
building wac Uun mover iY 81.
.Drsai!uu. hl9 o'tl1ok-au H1ur Doe.
fore tlr Hle a.t lr calling tIr cuH.
yrul,uu to uFIaG groatluronss ni pea.
HIs began climbing ,au ii-u.f s.iI.
leading Go tau uuu,iuE chamber .ai
soon luu gapsgIaua, cl1H C0iIi.IsvHTu
n.Iod with o. rutg,Dg, damlus'rs.lyu
mass ui humanity, THE uuaI Ww
.Iuc.hiug truNu anI tHuF .r...s'p.
found the W.g .. blocked a. 90 .....
entrance o. Gao uaI Ur a u.4u 3D..
u.s1ibIu. I.u crowd was g0m#sn..
time mud ueaiu 90 Yll baoa lu wnir
deaf t1 alI FurH Ur ag. At $50 ua.
expected moment $3.50 600, opening.
uio tau lobby wac thrown .ps
AMI .tlUl.le Jr t.g ianly
was uaI. suI us tho h.Ha. With
characteristic foresight HuT1 BOO
''. go '".' l'e. vac
t"""'. eat 90 l"n.' 'u'a
'..s'A '' ''h' ,..., OF .''
oi 'H. POP .''.' 40 tn's "n.
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'.'."' 'AN,. "'' ''NaNu uy N' H..'l
I.. u,, A.a.N.. anu lem ID. N'"t %.
'". go. 'Mh' h''.a ''At
frny I.nt'rglI to I'd ynr.r ,,5 .
pund { polio, WIS sent for CO.. .bur
arrival IuHN 7IIr.rel Tue crowd s'
arfialH UAltut which was cylts out
.Hf Roberto.
AZ 10 u'n'.'. President smith Wal"
900 ihr Chtir 90. dlI NOT 'aIt tur Com.
N.n.I1u lH Hi.uf lot tlu reason DO.
iAaIg wac HH quorum IfUuAH the
member. being unable 90 gbiu aIm.s.
SION. a u.a" .a.rr thuy ifgs. lutlI
Observation-Disclosures gf nv ,.'.yr HrJ
.f Iu,uuuuu. u..a me tou..yau lu
withdraw uu.l tlr delegates Etl Iuu.T
seated
WUu mluy l.HH aud regrets % ulr-
aiIUraIlp luuuuEuf nul UsUsp a.u
went into tho lobby suI tus s,guIIu,
mrmbrrt now aa. down.
Prayer Was uutlrf Hy IIdUr r. ~.
Lyman Of tho Cugfgu of Jusus CurHI
20 LAttpr-Iuy 1auIr
Green, ul -u. Lnre, urpseute. o.
.r.tln from nrIs.r.rut ciuzrus al
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ss. uimr.ir ....u E.a.I.I .n
hHaryugu % Hsu..... su.un TAD
u.t only been U.u.U.H D1I hu.
grossly uiHruH. u.uui,H 81. UurH'ur.
~ ' 900 '"'" '.''
Cuus of "Giyo lIu ,uI.. m. u.a-,n
tGIvu uIW wust 'IHH .H WAH..,' came
rom various UHE.. u. tI. l.as..
$50 objection .eirr IaiH IHUa laf..u
HuwU.. mIui..HHHE u.s.. eager .uHIfu .a
luaf IE WM#gg, .H. ruuUrmsu
took o.. door sud ..u substantially
He follow.
"lu my remarks Uu Saturday 8
mentioned goo Isu. tUl' .H tau Church.
SOB waIyt tuu gentlemen .HW l4NIr
county uuu mI suIl belonged. vHwuu
wCr. allowed 90 Vote HnI incidentally
ru'orfoI 90 Sic IT,. COT Pc Hay.us
been uirrli iH I.u ,.H..H'.
nHNcuI DlIur uy o. yNuH..-a.lH.
twu.ihIr.a of whom Hu.. WIm"u
hyclusu NO lhia ] N.F. N..H .n.aFr. no
Bringing lllY tuH Hi.ya. .Nu mHIu..
WuigH fu.u.H ..vu roo '... .Htli.
aud .lUu have 1904. a. .. Oh .y
iup' / Advocated l.u lHHn iNn. il"
alu 20 lUN should H."i 30. 'N"ta
iHuHuH a|t.r iHH'H '. o." Moe
con D.HrrH .u H.t ~ 1l.
'.a' mb clique. ifati b."
Ty. 'llHf 81 Mr@Hi.. IH N.. ErN.'
uua nIIH.H ! bow" CONT H"u=HN
It Do such 1000 absurd uHH fi.|UuI HH.
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Nnl.i lIty-e .gru,t auuu jury be-.
E1u o.. tua, %. o.. case J' N.y u.
N,aYa ~. .1u,le county De. So. .gfI4y
afternoon, auIa.IrH...g.. t.is mUru.
iu3 o." tHaI ".-a..n ut.cr,.gI Win.
q. 10, l,u,l lg ,hl ..iluG, y. "a.
WguEg. and j. &, Iasuyr ior ,Ge die.
fruu1ug.
rlaiuuNsar,siIclt0 %. T0IsIu cluu.
tgi Bud 6uy sued 90 recover gUtsua.I.u
uiu Culiaiu ucas yt zeal uaJatu lu
'gg.Ieg ug alleged 60 nave icon ul-
lawfully uuGeu tom nug uy the defend.
aut ON Jhg other hluI, defendants
IuaieJ tna. Mite. Nlsyu was the owner
Yi tuH property.
Inu lucy were rot long ia
reaching verdict They found
iHut she rNrul was tho
owner Ui tho seal oslatu 30 uuus.
iiau aua entitled 90 its possession anu
A7fntscI h,r lsmyEs 40 s-1. AZ tho
,,Iuust uiiuu duicudsnps counsel tue
iuty wac p1ligi-Iun yeas auu two nays,
tHy daayutiuuu being however, ina
ivsau 90 ,Au amount %. damages
awarded uui} An exception was en-
tered aud twenty days allowed 10
,fypr- anu h.u statement ON motion
.Uga new lIiaI.
AEIuI gY2iE WOOL.
Tho succeeding case on trial was
ilnl 90 J, J., Tyler W Rowe, Morris,
auWmUruays Cos +. B, stephens nuG
hruur, y smuh Tor the plaintiff;
Ferguson and Cannon Tor tho duicnu.
onto, SUIT was brought " Recover
500, thu value ~ 5000 pounds Of wool
alleged % uu tue property Of the pisIt-
tils anu 20 have been uulaWfuily uJL-
vurtui by the defendants.
Tue gasg ~ ln progress this ui.Uf-
moon.
As TO THAT WATCH DEAL.
Ia tue case Of NJ. Dr5zIowi2, who
wbs convicted iH Commissioner
rraIpH court yesterday afternoon on
thu charge Of obtaining money ~
,i-o prglCuBgB from mau named
Wusi'sU, the Defendant was ordered
o. appear TOT sentence this morning.
Tue allegation was that uu sold West.
lnli "a trals watch upon tho representa-.
ton that % wal GOLD.
Euu lriuulAnt presented himself 90.
day before tho CIWmissiUuUr, aCgom-
panied by his attorney s. "A. Lewis.
The latter then argued d motion In 40.
roe, JI Judgment, on the ground that
tur mpl3lut charged no Olunsr.
Counsel urged tuHt tuu complainant
al4 uut uaI. with hlB muuBy 0u account
Y. aHy alleged i.Itu or inuuulUul repre-
araH uuHH u' SO aoiouuAnt, and. fur