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New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
vopKNIILE MAKES A BIG SCORE.

The Yorkville Club which also played al Central
Park Yesterday had no difficulty In defeating the
Rermuda team by 1873 runs. A Canning took SIX
vvickefs for l3 for the winners. while L lghc
nlaved a good innings of 80. and F. Guidera added
Is The totals were: Bermuda 30. Yorkville, lt.
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~>|~N>N|~|N>~'NS~~0|-NNN 80 ~%-o<-NNNNN
Male.
Nrf,NTS WANTED to retail macintoshes
rup'er clothing. etc: free samples. pro
York ''' '"
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c. s. Henshaw and W. A. Barbeau. Riverside wheel
men
r f. Hovey and william Fresse Harlem Wheemen
Samuel Brock and w. II. owen. Knickerbocker A. C..
Time 30 20
Won by length: ten lengths between second and third
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


BUTLER and VALET. A gentleman II
anxious to recommend his late butler.
with one or more footmen. thoroughly
efficient trustworthy. sober. age. 40.
height. 8 feet. BUTLER. Mckinley's. 7vb
6fh-ays
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

MATTR EssEs made over al residences
So, frst-class work. new mattresses
made TO order MATTRESSMAKE 1921
Wes, 44tb-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


brooklyn
FOR SALE.--Four- stcry double nat. large
store. bakers oven. Myrtle-ave., near
Broadway. fine condition FIELDER. 11l
Broadway
Country.
CRrGE-S- -ON-HU UDSON -3S miles from
42Q-si.. old Crugers homestead. 2JO
acres suitable gentlenan's country seat
institution q; cut into plots. brokers recOg-
nized. PbASS. 23i Broadway.
] .ooo ACRES Of good land at 50 per acre:
aili cut up good I'm small farms j.
WANSER. Nineland. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

BUTLER. WAITER or SECOND MAN
German speaks English. 26 years old:
married. good table walter, upders's nds
tending furnace etc: N private family.
sober; frst-class refer, nces. wages. s25 20
$50 a month: city or country. FRITZ.
care Of Wirsing 3t2 East S3dst.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

GARDENER Single. understands green
house fruit and vegetables furnaces or
care of "aitl". IN genilemaE's place. best
references. u. y. 33O En.' 3Ith 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

.N-~n.nr>NN~NNDNN~~NNN NNNo-0~NoNNNO0OvNNNSo%~
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured Tor
business purposes. investors advised
v,,thouf cpsrs- y desirable opportunities
hlghcsi commercial references GklGGS
q CARLETON. ~ Broadway.
AGREEMENTS. mortgages. Wills. partner
shin oapers Legally drawn. all .aw pusi-
nees attended. eky4,irncei lawyers. adv ice
ire: lanN re'erc1ces INTERSTATE LAW
ASSOCIATIONS. ? West IAN -.
sorTH AMERICAN. representative of
Amefican manufacture VINO has Juse
s,rivsd and soon returns. desires 70 arrange
with fnanufa ciurers Introduction of g""ns
a. that market where he has attained laIte
rracflcal success. highest references as 10
ability and integrity. Address S'' III
TRNER. Tribune once
pPOOHLYS leading specially manufact-
yrer rafed slOODOO. wants industrious
,siAe,nan 10 star valuable Fulton -.
sgenc, for himself with $1,000. rent ana
H-.ures free. absolutely safe. mrs Class
Pcs,once Box -. New York.
CLARK. DEEMER & Co. Patent Auoor-
news. lsa Broadway. offer for SAFE
Gearing COMPOUND. "Renovine"; Solau-
now's Indicator for scoring games An
tisdels Folding BED. Abbotfs Advertising
Puzzle: Hawes's Electric sign for Storage
rooms. Inventors Hints Compendium
FREE.
MATTR EssEs made over at residences.
So, nrst-class work. new mattresses
made 10 order MATTRESSMAKER Err. 521
West 44tb-st.
HAVE 400 acres adjoining sea shore sum
resort. want man or woman win
81, 900 70 $4,000 Join. cottages or hotel
seferencesA OWNER. e4s 9th-avs.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

HAVE 400 acres adjoining sea shore sum
mer resort. want man or woman with
81, 900 70 $500 join. cottages or hotel
references OWNER, e49 9th-ays.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

WANI Sd An IDEA.-Who can think Of
some simple hing 20 patent? Protect vour
IDEAS. ,hey may bring you wealth. Wri ?
JOHN WEDDERBIR\ & CO.. Patent A.
f1rnevs. Washington. u. g. lr their
SiNnO prize offered fo inventors and list OF
200 inventions wanted.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

GARDENER German. middle aged
couple. no children. hrst. class In Nege
tables. flowers. horse. cow and poultry !.
take best care - genileman'S counfr,
place reference GARDENER Ss Green
wlch Al hardware stDr.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

JANITOR. .-German couple. no chIIffen
man carpenter. wish place AS janitor for
two or three houses. GISSE. f3o East
Alrs Ii
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Ooo|NoNo-NoNo-o~o.oo~ ~oNNNNNNNNN~N"O'So/~
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. E.-Scoit
smokers Pipe: Murphy's Puzzle. Mona
kays Stove Heater. The Patton az AZ
t'ouplcr. Martins Fountain Pen. EDGAR
TATE u COMPANY, Patent solicitors. 40
Br04dWaV
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

NINE good PAVING tenement houses 20 ex
change. JOHN .. HOYT. J8 poe 81.
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GARDENER and FLORIST 4 thorough
expert In all branches ~ the business II
open 10 engagement Address EXPERT
~ Park Place. Morristown. y J.
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MAJ. e pa'rhosue Wheemen go yards. ............
C. O'Cnn knickeru1cker A. e. 13O Yards
T.. O. Kumm. New-lork city 200 yards ............
Time 30.
Won by 'wo lengths. length between second and third
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTED

~~c-o-~.>~~~~~~N~NN-~N NN-~N~NN~-N~NNN-NNONo
Male.
BUTLER or COOK. BY Japanese, nr-i-
class references los Woolsey st. As-
toria. l.. l.
BI'TLER. English IL months In this
country. one yrarA excellent reference
last place, tall. good appearance. l.. b..
| 242 broadway.
HuTLER by young man ~ long expert
cncc. best refercncN town or country
moderate wages. Address BUTLER. Box
a.. l.242 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

GARDENER FLORIST. LANDSCAPE --
by honest sober reliable man. 20 ears
experience In all branches of horticulture.
also farm. competent to take fun charge
Of gen,leman's private country place. can
d. an Kinds of rrpalts. married w
MARSDEN West New Brighton. staten
Island
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
puEssMAKIN0.


A COMPETENT CUTTER and FlTTEh
wishes more customers by day or hour
children's suits moderate. H. L. W.
6th-a
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER. by day
81 80. or home reasonable. frst-class NJ
Ter. stylish quick remodels equal To
new. DRESSMAKER. 2l3 West i2oth-st
COUTrRTERE FRANCHISE. formerly
with Stern Brothers; advanced styles Tor
fall gowns. oapes and Jackets: elegant
work reasonable prices ladies' materials
used remodellng short notice. Nine AN
DERSON. 23S 9th ave. near 18th st. re-
moved from 18th st.
DRESSMAk Err. Respectable expert
enced dressmaker goes out by day or
week in or out Of town: terms. 81 p.
los East t6th-st.
DRESSMAKING. Artistic dresses made
from s.. tailor made also. evening. din
ner. reception. wedding: fancy waists
travelling aud bicycle suits: NJ and work
guaranteed WATSON. 20 West lDth ST.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

SPLENDID opportunity to get gener %
agency for the Equitable. hes contract.
a.~p oihc" furniture furnished Cad after
10 a. M E8lN Manager. l2o Broadwav.
~ flor.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

Au"N - lius'lers make 81 daily selling
m" oniv rev living gr.iIie cake turner
sample. 2or. .. T.. NICKEL. sole manu-.
flcfEffr Ilaverhiu Mass
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

GARDENER and FLORIST BY nrs,-
class married man IS no children. thor
oughly competent In all greenhouse cult
ures. stove. and also all kinda ~ plants
flowers fruits. vegetables shrubs lawns.
roads Cor lie experienss. best references
Address GARDENER \. v. Box 302.
Lltchneld Conn
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

% BARCLAY ST Elegant corner store,
basement and cellar PLASS 23i Broad
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

COACIMAN Thoroughly understands
care fine horses carriages. harness. m -
exceptionable recommendations from
prominent metropolitan families. who are
accessible. prefers charge gentl'm1n's phi
vate establishment. stylish appearance. /.
sSilful. careful driver. temperate. honest.
obliglng respectful. trustworthy. T. c.,
l52 West jJfh st, private stable.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

GARDENER Married. thoroughly urler
stands care greenhouse flowers ani Neg'
table garden: first class reference. Atir- -
COMPETENT Box 3. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

GARDENER By a good German aged
A.. willing md chlig ng. care . horses
references Adlress LAWN Box 4. Trih
une once.
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ron sAI.n.

ron SALW.
>>NN<~~SNNNNNNN~NNrN~~ ~OOfO~NN>NN@0~-S0N0O-NN
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines, fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eN-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 39s Madi-
sOn-st
AN OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT
with bar and hotel 12 roOmsl. for sale
or rent. 4 most desirable opportunity for A
good entaFprislng parry For full infOfma-
tlon apply TO PHILIP WESDLAND. No
2lJ Rowerv.
HAND LAUNDRY FOR SALE.--Fully
equipped fine established business. re-
ceipts so weekly. rent only 500 IVES
LEY LAUNDRY. Az West 41th-st.
THREE TYPEWRITERS. new improved
machines. AT two thirds regular price for
cash. one nearly new $39 Room is. Tay-
lor Building II Cortlandi-st
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

GARDENER. FLORIST.-On gentl@mtn's
place married; practical. experience in
greenhouses. carnltiOn ami rose houses.
graperies. vegetables and general Outdoor
gardening, good references J.. g Il
347. Hampstead. I. l.
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Eesa! Notices.


& UPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY. Hen
~ ry c. Litchhell Individually OF ana
under the last Will and testament Of Egbert s.
Iitchheld. deceased. ard Emma l.. Childs PLAINTIFF
against Edward Everett Ltchieli zabeh T. 4. Oakley
jacob r. r. Litchheld William H. Iiichheia Charles r.
litchhell Mary T.. Cotton. H. I.chtei Helolso
NJ. An. Edward H. Liichneld. Frances l.. rurnbull
Grace DEMO Litchfeld. Henry L. Ltchded MAJ Itch.
field. Arthur Litchheld Egbert L. Ltchned Eliza L. Pul
ford, Calvin r. How. Lucy How, Dawes How. Elisha
l. How. B willis How. William T.. Bacon defendants.
The plaintiffs designate the County OF Kings the place
OF trial OF this action.
To the abovs-named Defendants You are hereby
moned TO answer the complaint in this action. and 10
OF your the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the service OF this summons
exclusive Of the day Of service and In Of fail.
answer. judgment Will be against
you by default FOR the relief demanded complaint.
Dated. August 10th. 1896.
SMITH. GRIFFIN a BUXTON. plaintiffs Attorneys
orce and Post ohce address. No Ii Court ST.. Brook.
n. Y.
To the defendants Charles 7. ltchhed f. Cotton.
Arthur B Lchned Frances L. Turnbull. May Litchhed.
Arthur lchned. Esbert l.. Litchaell Eliza L. Pulford
Calvin j. How. Dawes How. Elisha l.. How. q. Willis
How and william f Bacon and each OF them:
The foregoing summons served you by puollca.
tiGn. purst ant TO order Of Hon. Willard Bartlett JUS
tee OF the Supreme Court OF the State Of Ne" York dated
the I'D day OF November 1905 and filed with the com.
plant In the Office OF the Clerk OF the County OF Kings al
the City Of Brooklyn County OF Kings and State OF New
York. November ODD 1898.
Dated. Brooklyn. November ed 1895.
SMITH. GRIFFIE G BUXTON. Planting AttorneyN
10 Court st.. Brooklyn. ~ y.
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AIn DOMINION LINE

Nf,r LA d;uayra Puerto Cabello. curacao and Mara
caii1 ~, Curacao from Pierrep9ni stores BROOKLYN
81 PHILADELPHIA. .Thrrstay January y. ! .. "a
s. CARACAS saturday. February l. ! p IN
s. VENEZI ELA...... " "dncsay. February L. p 10
FOR MARACAlBO
- MARAcAIBO. .................. "Wednesday Feb.
These American steamers built expressly or the trade
b,v. superior accommo lations for passengers.
BOt'LTON. BLISS & pALLETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front-st.
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LITTLE DOING IN STOCKS.
CHANGES IN THE BOND CALL.
MONEY MARKET EASIER-BONDs AND
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY 49,
DEAILNGS IL BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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lave TWO GOOD STATEROOMs for sale

j Fuerst Bismarck for Oriental Excursion on the
this month given up account OF Illness.
Apply promptly. BURG-AMERICAN LINE No
81 Broadway, for Of
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ErROpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London. Jan TO- D. m.-Consols. 1O7 i3- 10 for both
and the account. Canadian Pacific J6%: Erie lsa.
second consos IL Illinois Central ?7s, Mexican o-
nary, l7i2. 81 PAM common, ui. New-YOrk Central
100 cx-vlicnd. l"nnsyl vana. 53ts Reading IA. Mo-
Central new pr cent bonds. 6sA. Iousvll, ana
Nashville. 4j3. Atchison common. 10
4.3O D. m. The amount Of bullion gone into the Ia nh
OF England on balance to-day IL 100000 Money i,qa.
cent. The rate Of discount IN the Tor
both short and three months bills Us | 80
p. m.-Paris advices quote per rentes AZ Io
francs J2is centmes for the exchange
london al - francs 2iis ccntimes for checks
Berlin. Jan 10 Exchange on London. 20 marks 49,
pfnnings for sight. and ~ marks 3sa pfennings for
ninety-day bills. 49,
Paris, Jan. lG-The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France shows decrease Of St5C0o In gold ana
increase ~ $4,000 francs IN silver. 1862 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
I,HE NNNrAL MEErING Of the shnrcholer
financial nleeilnas.

financial hleetinas.
ANGLO SWIsS CONDENSED MILK COMPANY CHAM
SNiTIERIAND.
EXTRAORDINARY General Meeting Of
IA shareholders De- held at the iiaben Hotel cham
Switzerland saturday. The lst day ~ February
at II o'clock. noon.
Purpose Of the meeting
Ratification Of the purchase u the plants and good Will
OF the Scandinavian Condensed MIX Company
Cham lIth January. iNyd.
For the Board ~ Directors
ADOIPH GRE1ENER. Chairman.
NEW YORK January 3 1898
WOW ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Il gen
erai meeting Of tho Stockholders ~ The Torpan
Manufacturing Company VIII he held ~
C"mpany ~" 30 Hroldway y Y. on saturday. Febru-
!. 1896 at y. make No
81 the business Company and
purpose consider a resolution authorizing the
Issuing Of preferred stock such and conditions
and with such regulations respecting the Preferences 10 b,
gwen To such stock the other stock relation ID
future dividends Otherwise said meeting may de. m
and Tor tho s1ction - other
may before said meeting
~ order of
THOMAS STOKES,
PRESIDENT
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THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILWAY STOCKS.

- Actual sales--i-Closing-l Shares
open High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask. sold
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cAyA\NAU LINE. OCEAN $. s. co.

AVA\NAU LINE OCEAN = s. CO.
- Tri weekly from a. y r. foot Spring Tues.
days THURSDAYS and saturdays. ut T. NJ For freisl1
and passage apply To
j u Hashagei. T. A., W. IL Rhett Gen. Agt..
: r a W. Ry. 26i B'way Cent II. r.. 81 Bway.
r. |. Walker. Agi. l.. Adams. G. Il. A.
q NJ. Sosrsl Mgr. J. y Beckwith. q l.. & p. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

Adams Express.
Albany & Sus. =.
Am Cotton on. q.
do pref. ......
Amer Express d.
Am Tel & Co..
Amer Tobacco. =.
do pref. ......
+ a. So III pref.
j. x y Y A Lpf
Brunswick Co. q.
G + & MINI -.
Chicago Cas-.
Cleye 4 PITTS. e.
Col Coal Dev.
Col Fuel & I....
do pref. ...:..
Col q II Coal.
Com Cable. ...
Con Coal MD.
Consol Gas. -.
pes VI & II d.
do pref 80.
Dist 4 c Feed.
Erie Tel & T GO
Ia n II, IN ".
Gen Electric.
Home Mining.
Uous * Tex c..
illinois Steel. -.
Kama & Mich :.
Keok 4 Des N.
DO pref. .....'
Kings & PEN.
Lac Gas (St ID.
DO pref ......
Nan Beach Co.
Md Coal pref. -
Mex Central, ...i
Mex National. II
MINI Iron ....;
Nat dnsee1 Oh
n Y l. & West.
New Cent Coal.
No Amer Co.....l
National Starch.
DO lst pref. ..l
DO % pref.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

TO THE nOND AND STOCK HOLDERS OF TIE
CINCINNATI. JACKSON AND MACKINAw
RAILWAY COMPANY:
DIFFERING 10 the advertisement under date
IN)f Decembei TO- 1905 the First Mortgage Bonis and
will be received and including January
Copies OF the and plan be had at the Office
Of the CENTRAL. TIKI ST COMPANY Of New-York
81 Wall Street. New York
New-York. December 3lst. 1895
l.. y. OLCOTT,
Reorganization Trustee.
J. n. WALLACE.
Secretary
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h NTH NATIONAL BANK. NETWORK
THE WHEELING t>D AXE ERIE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Toledo Onto Jan l., 1896
'F'IiE ANNI' Al MEETING Of the stockholders
l 4 ~. WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
COMPANY Will Doe held the Offices 4 the Com
ponY the CRY = Toledo. Lucas county state n Ohio
Tuesday 'he I'M day II February 1896 70 oct
Tor fhc election - Directors ~ the Company and Tor
the - such other business q" brought
before N" Tho transfer books VIII close >.
3 o'clock e. Nj anl feoq.n Feb. II
JAMES NJ. IiAM Secretary.
rVIIE ANIMAL MEETING II the shareholders
4 Corn Exchange Bank fcr the election OF,
directors and Inspectors ~ Election VIII ie held
banking hourr. - William Street Now York Tuesday
lamar, 2lsi 1906 Tn" polls VIII DC open from - O'Clock
| =. IDFrIN LOVE. Cashier.
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pared with their last prices yesterday. as

'F!rst instament paid.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales of Government bonds were confined to
SC. 900 coupon As Of 1925 at H. Final quotations
follow:
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financial.
New York, Lake Erie < Western
Railroad COMPANY

COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
y WALL ST. NEW YORK. January Nth 1904
Referring TO the call for the bonds by IN. ,.,
states Trust Company Trustee which thereby nootu,.
on the 18th February next. hereby give notice tina, ~
are now prepared 20 cash such upon presen,a,,
al our once at llOs and Interest TO February H. less
bate at the rate Of per cent per to the msr,v
Of the call.
J. r. MORGAN a co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-20
A School of Natural History,

Next Friday, April gath, the great Lon
don museum and aquarium cars will ex
hibit in East Las Vegas, corner Of Lincoln
avenue and Twelfth street. This collec.
ton Of living creatures is spoken Of a.
~unequaled among travelling exhibitions
being composed of all kinds of rare beasts,
birds, alligators and many other wonders
too numerous to mention, and furnishes
an excellent study for the student OF
natural history.
The aquarium car is loaded down with
living creatures and will be located In
close proximity to the museum, which il
shown under a large canvas. A refined
concert entertainment is also given during
the day.
The doors will be open from 10 O'Clock a.
NJ, to 10 p. m. Popular prices will pre-.
vail, zig: Children, fifteen cents; adults,
twenty-fi ve cents.
1t is under the management Of Col. j.
H. Wood, who does not come as a stranger
in amusement enterprises, his name being a
guarantee of its value.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-20
! Deeda of Tranafer

Lodorsca A. Wrampelmeier and husband
Theodore J. Wrampelmeier, to Henry G
Monsimer, consideration, $500; convey
lots 8, 10, II and -, in block 1, Rosenwald'
addition. MI.
George Ludemann and wife to Felix Mar
tinez, consideration, ST.; conveys lots il
East Las Vegas.
Mrs. Cannie Slane to T. G.. Harriott, con
sideration, $21S. rs; conveys lands.
United States to Epifanio Gonzales, pat,
emit dated June 18th, 1892; conveys lands.
United States to Jose Nepomuceno Mar.
tin patent dated December 1st, 1891.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-20
eapsf kAEMsRl

fls6i III as6 aaaF|I, ,...,,.
Il ri fraud 10 scptbal 4 Haudi
Amadu hJmur0 and hdgehio Bacl IRE
acting court baiiIffu.
Tho Dlossbutg tasu was argued by cbhn-
| sci 10 tho U, b. court, to-day, and sub
mitted to the Jury.
Timoteo Romero, deputy sheriff, Is back
from a trip out TO Canon Largo, whittier
be went to summon court witnesses.
A. Teitlebaum has dismissed his eject
ment suit against Goo. w. and James IL.
Bell, their differences having been AMIGA
bly, adjusted.
The old case Of Alex McElroy against
w. II. McBroom still maintains its place on
the court docket, and wal set down for
argumeBt, to-day.
Mrs. Grace M. Griswold. the legal wife
| OF Jos. Edwards, accused OF completely In
the Blossburg post Office robbery, got a
court certificate for $4l and left for her
home In Denver.
Three Territorial cases, set for to-day,
but not reached on the docket, are: The
Territory against Ascension Arguello,
rape; Agaplto Jaramillo, assault to MUIR
der; Lazaro Abeytia, murder.
The case OF the First national bank Of
Las Vegas against Philip #. Straus has
been set for trial on the 9th inst. B. #.
Adams, of Albuquerque, win take notice
of the near approach Of that date.
Attachment suits have been filed against
Michael 4. Kean In the following amounts,
and the Las Vegas Masonic building as
ISOLATION garnisheed for the same: Browne
s. Manzanares Co., 5000; Frank Springer,
sl35; f. J. Gehriug, $1,000.
Among others, the following court cer-
tifcates, worth their ~face5value in cash,
were Issued at the district clerks Office
w. H. Stevenson, Trinidad, Colo, $l6.40;
Charles Gray, ex-city marshal Of Ration,
$50; B. F. McGaryey, Blossburg, S21.S so; w,
H. Mitchell, j. H. Smith, Blossburg, SCI. 80
John Jenkins, B~lossburg, $22.10.
Tom Bowles was excused from jury SER
vice on the plea of delicate health; ].
Minium, on the ground Of being a fish
warden; Geo. Arnot, no one to take his
place at the business typewriter; Leandro
Lucero, postmaster at his country town;
Frank Mcclure, a railroad man whose
services are indispensable; Pablo Maestas,
non-payment of taxes.
A. c. Radford, assistant warden Of the
state reforma.ory at Buena Vista, Colo. ;
I. d. Mitchell, occupying a similar po-
| sition, up there, and Walter Partridge,
who "peachedn on the rest of the gang
concerned in the robbery of the Blossburg
post. office, each drew a court certificate
for S5O.1O and presumably departed for
their northern abodes.
The Territorial petit jury has been en-
paneled as follows: VIM. Rosenthal,
Romualdo Montoya, Enrique Mares, Pablo
Rivera, Pedro Rivera, Jose Ramon
Maestas, Fernando Baca, Juan Benavldez,
Tomas Gonzales, Diego Herrera, Vidal
Ortiz, Monico Anaya, j. M. Roybal, Fran
cisco Varela, Herculano Dinas, Lucrecio
Lucero, Donaciano Gonzales, Eligio Baca,
Guadalupe Ortiz, Doroteo Vigil, Jose
Benito Martinez, J. Gabriel Martinez,
Fred Bufeld. r. b. Schoonmaker.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-20

Geo. F. Kennedy,a health-seeker who has
died at the Plaza hotel about 9 O'Clock this
morning. The remains were embalmed by
Undertaken Prigmore and sent back to
Holden, Mo-, accompanied by his mother,
who has been at his bed side for the past
month. The deceased was a man about
foriy-one years old, highly esteemed by
those who made his acquaintance here,
and a warm, personal friend Of Jas. A.
Dick.