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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE--Aii bids heretofore
received having been rejected, in conformity
10 the act OF February y, 1899 Us amended
by the act OF February 70. 1900, to provide
for tho location and building of an eptlepuc
asylum, sealed bids are again invited for
erected on the premises near the city OF
Abilene as heretofore selected for the pur-
pose. Such bids Will he made and must be
received at OF before 10 o'clock u M ai
tho Sth day OF October. 1900, az the office
OF tho comptroller of public accounts, Aus
TIN Texas and all BIDS 80 received Will he
opened by tho undersigned at said office at
said hour on said date.
Plans and specifications OF said buildings
can he seen and form Of proposals. can Da
had at the oiiice OF j. l.. O'Connor, archi-
teol. Austin. Texas. on and after the 9TH
instant.
A certified check for the sum OF two (2)
per cent OF the amount OF bid, drawn IN
favor Of the governor OF the State OF
Texas, shall accompany the bid or bids OF
each bidder AS guarantee OF good faith.
Should the successful bidder fail to enter
into ooptract he shall forfeit 10 the State
the certified check as liquidated damages.
Certified checks OF all bidder8 viii be re-
turned when tho bid Is accepted and con-
tract awarded and bond executed.
The successful bidder shall furnish good
and approved bond IN the amount OF one
third of the contract price within fifteen
days from the time the award is made
All bids must be made for the construc-
ton OF said b-ildngs according to the
plans ana specifications as submitted by the
architect subject TO additional nppropria-
lions TO be hereafter made by the legis-
lature for the purpose.
Tho state reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Joseph D. sayera, Governor.
II. w. Finley, Comptroller
j. W. Robbins. Treasurer.
September J. 1900. IL
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ro CLOSE An EsTATE

Fifty acres. subdlyided into and 10 acre
blocks three miles southwest from the court
house. for sale together or separately: 81 TO
Sl5 monthly payments II desired. No cash
II Improved. Big nducement II sold together.
Address p. o. Box %. Houston Heights. Tex
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are getting in their immense stock of
beautiful new fall goods, and are vieing
with each other in making their stores
attractive. There are several new firms
doing business here, and everything points
to most prosperous season for Logans-
norf
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slN-RooM modern cottage on Franklin, SIS
brick store 200 San Jacnto. Apply $50;
FlaukIln. ],
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

COUPLE. without children. want room and
board In private family, near I. and G. n.
depot must be reasonable; references ex-
changed. Address 1924, this office. 8
WANTED-By lady. board and room in prl-
vate family; references exchanged Address
29i3 this office. y
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FANCY Magnolia ags for preserving at Sl.k5
per case and Keller pears at 50 cents per
hushel. or $40 per barrel of Az bushels
{. o. b. Alvin. Texas. l.. b. Carlton, Alvin.
Texas Il
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiGa-
tlons reasonable rates; correspondence So
lioited. James Mctyane, box 1870, Hous..
ton, Texas. y
WILLIAM w. ANDERSON, Lawyer, general
practice. 3l01a Main street, Houston. u
SAVE MONEY-Reliable Detective service
rerd ered in civil and criminal cases; reason
able rates. For further particulars ADDRESS
McCane's Detective Agency. Houston, Tex
nc tt
s o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdiusterA ~ Main street q
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WANTED AT oNCE--Twenty carpenters and
three pipe ntters. Apply 10 l.. A. Ellis,
Sartartia. Texas Il
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HELP WANTED.

! WANTED TODAY-~Four girls or women to
work NJ the Houston Notion Co. Apply at
O'clock .. M. el2 Ffanklln street 10
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IWO-sTORY STORE-Corner Bowling au
Pierce avenue. Inquire 1916 Bowling stree
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JUST REcEIvEp--Four ears of the latest
styles OF carriages, pnaetons, surveys.
Mitchell farm and delivery Wagons, har
ness and rubber-tireu 5uggias. Get our
plieen before puying. hdN. Larendon's
Carriage Repository, corner Franklin and
Caroline streets IL
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FOR sALE--My handsome black coll rip
Top call and see him.; also several good
buggy mares and geldings cheap. II, j..
II. Wilson L.
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LARGE ELEGANT FRONT ROOM. suitah1s
1.-TWO ior Two: gas. bath. phone: car line. i9is
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FOR RENT-Flve-room cottage; modern i'm
proveirents; desirable location Apply 19l,
Louisiana.
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FOR RENr-Large front room newly fur
nished $40 Hamilton.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-saw and planning mills. with 1000
acres of pine timber land. tram and teams:
near railway; local sale for output; rare
opportunity: $500 cash required: balance
in payments. II you mean business address
Lumtorman this office 16
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$40 ACRES pasture land in scurry county.
near Snyder Address NJ, 33l Atlantic ave
nue.. Alglers. La Is
A NICE HOME cheap In Third ward; nine
room house, corner lot; owner wishes to
leave city. 1863. this office. IL
REAL ESTATE rentals. loans; special at
tention 10 business OF non-resdents. r.
little. Sl0}2 Main street. 10
1000 ACRES well improved land for sale.
$1,000 cash: bear inspection; waterworks
Box ~, Ganado. Texas. S-ll
FOR SALE-liandsome nve-room cottage,
bath, stable, etc. two lots, Fairview addi-
ton; price $4,000; terms 100000 cash down.
balance in four or elk years. Apply Il. p.
Spears, care kaufman & Spears. by
FOR SALE--Survey No. /, block No. !. origi-
nal grant Houston and Texas Central rail-
way, containing 6s4 acres, about Ave miles
north from Houston. Texas; viii sell this
fine tract OF land. or viii exchange for
Denver, Colo. real estate For further
particulars address postofiice box 1876, Den
Yer, Colo. 9-li
FOR SALE CIEAP-l3i5 acres OF fine rice
land In Wharton county Texas, within
three miles OF two depots; all fenced, For
price and terms address the owner, w.
Groom Wharton. Texas. Il
FOP SkLE--At Pasadena three-room house.
10 be moved of property. Address g. J.
Palmer. business manager Houston Post U
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)ST WANT ADS ar read EVERY DAY,
REAL ESTATE FOR sAL]

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
foh SALE-About 10000 acres OF land near
Soshty seat In Matagorda county. Address
-sonn Kemp san Antonio, Texas l6
hAsk several desirable buys TO offer this
week IN residence property both for homes
market to buy. sell, rent or exchange. /
san interest you; l have several buyers for
5000 Investment property, several snaps
"a small nome places, vacant lots In every
ward in the city you will and my prices
Always as low as property can be bought
Ing ~ n
FOR SALE--New six room cottage. corner
Bagby and Drew IL
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wANTED-Young or middle aged German or
Swede 10 attend to mules and horses on
beard; good man wanted. Address or APP
ply to DR. IL. S, Dew. De Walt. Texas. IL
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WANTED-SinRlo Young man. Who has had
experience In prescription work: registered
llsh Address, with reference. Box 4S6
NonkCm Texas 10
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srcnEr SOCIETIES.

TviTFp BROTHERHOOD Is moving
tss'NW We have hundreds OF good, re-
| \. mnsmbers who realize what a bless
ene ciub is to the people, ana we nave
~ vs. ~ drawback to the order. But
fase ~ nsonle who would kick If they
= s " f' 10 be hanged. DR.. Pete Ar
n General manager 'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-10

WAN1ED-At once twenty good saddle hands
and harness makers to work on government
work. good pay. l.. Frank Il Co. San Au-
tonic Texas 10
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MANITOBA nrst-cl white barber. well
paying; steady lob. Telephone Max Hirsoh,
Gainesville, Texas. 10
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WANTED--Bookkeepe in steam laundry: one
with experience In laundry office preferred.
1881, tins otfce. IL
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I'M BY EXPERlENCE-Tak out a tor
n policy with o. L. Cochran Insurance
mi, ia Main street. leading companies
kssspted. 16
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A GOOD man TO care for horse and cow and
make himself generally useful. Call at loo
Gaale street. II
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NANTED--An experienced hrst-ciass maker
IN millinery and two bright apprentices.
also an experienced machine hand, Apply
~ once. X. G. WEIGH GIG Main st. 10
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GOOD COOK at corner McGowan avenue
and Jackson street 10
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wANTBD--At once. two good boys to learu
tho trade. NeCco d Bisenann 10
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ISs-Aa sizes, and nut in on short no.
also house ard sign painting. Oster
hitting Co., telephone 53i, r.ngs; 6lS
trs street. l6
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/ (, a9sPHlNE. WHISKY HABITS
ID n,,. . " days without pain or III.
n, seus' no pay until cured and per-
llsr,,,.us u In case of failure will pay
|a,s K, expenses while here. also rail-
N,.,SSssn ways. Best references. Ad-
SssMs Home, 1921 North Flores
, ~ Antonio. Texas. Il
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MANITOBA cook, white nam preferred; one
uLI. understands running a Kitchen and
Knows his business as = cooh: no other
SNCet. Ii
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CARRIE CUMMING HEAVlN has re-
bed from the North with new goods and
styles and will resume her classes IN
embroidery, point lace, Battenburg,
&sdays and Fridays. II
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GOOD SEAMsTRDSs will sew at your mouse
from TO for i5c per day. Address +. L.,
17lT Providence street. "
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i sr ,so1 TENTS, awnings, TAR
h,ssssVsa. covers, horse covers. ham
your nv, oaages, flags, etc. Try us
Kat, oraer, price list on appli-
d. nAnn & Kneeland Tent Co.
u
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d taSsI s frames. mouldings and
lnt p.a designs for graves. ]. u.
al'ie avenue. Phone 6s7. II
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WANTIlJ--Ten laborers at ]. c. Hin Lum-
Der Cas- saw mill al Paxton. shelby coun-
". Texas. on IA. II. ana w. 4. Ry. u
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WANTED-At Necco q Eisemann. ten good
timers. 10 goods boys, e
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WANTED-.s,oady girl to cook and do house
work for family OF two; German preferred;
must have references. 1911 Congress ave-
nlltA w
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED--We can use few more
good men to take orders for our Custom
made Suits. To the right kind of agents we
VIII send outfit free OF charge Work Bros.
Co., Chicago.
s25 TO $50 DAILY easily made by our live
agents men or women, selling our latest
novelty. Campaign Waterproof Nockties;
goods entirely new and patented; agents
delighted: sales unlimited; what others do
you can do: time is short; write today and
secure exclusive territory; guaranteed best
seller. Address with stamp NJ. NJ
Manfg Co. Dept. c.. Springfield. Mass lO-7
PORTRAIT AGENTS EVERYWHERE quit
''orayons;" try washable enanelnes; no
glass; don't rub: cheap. Family Portrait
Co., Chicago. II
MISUNDERSTANDING agents. Large bust
mes in Southern Texas. We avoid very
hazardous risks. By conservative course
have built up a business which requires
less than 16 per cent OF premium TO pay
losses. Reliable agents wanted in every
Texas town. Home Protection Fire lnsu-
rance Co., San Antonio, Texas. or Lane
g. Porter. agents. Galveston. Texas. il
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WANTED--Gcrm or Swedish girl TO do
cooking and light homework; references re-
.-ouired. Apply g02 Iceland avenue. u
WANTED -Four carpenters and one brick
layer, white or coiofed. at once Corner
JACKSON and Jefferson. IL
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FOR sALE-At bargaln e2o0-acre black
iano farm, 80 tenant houses. gins and other
improvements; il would make the finest rice
farm in the State 70 miles from Houston
also one b-acre farm, with good improve
ments. miles from Houston. For partieu-
,9rs ADDRESS Penn h. Thornton, NJ D..
Houston Heights. Texas. Il
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WANTED--Position as hookkceper or man
ager general merchandise store, at present
employed; married: state wages. Addreaa
1896, this office. II
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DRUGGIST, registered ago 90 single, habits
temperate. good references, also understands
bookkeeping, wants position by October L.
Address \lV thtg office 10
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale; Two-story
1-room cottage, with grounds 1Q0xl50 feet
fronting east on Boulevard; large upper and
lower galleries, good we'll. cisterd, etc.
price $1,000; easy terms. Lots at lowest
prices on installment plan John A. NIL
roy. Agent, 220 Main street. II
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FOR sALE--Bay horse $50; bay horse. $50
black mare. $50: matched team. iron grays
$50; matched rrays, S125; good pony. S2t
and others; call and sec them. Wilson'S
LiNerY Stable. Il
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POSITION wanted in an Office cotton pre-
ferred, bv boy Il years old. have had ox-
perlenee; can use typewriter. Address 1881,
this office. 10
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FOR RENT--Two bedrooms, FURNISHED or M
furnished; gentlemen preferred; scod To-
eality and modern conveniences. No. 1906
Travis "a
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FOR RENT-Fiye room house in Fifth ward,
corner Hill and Sterret street; near Cleve-
lands compress; large yard. Apply j.
Schoenmann, 800 Preston avenue II
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FOR RENT.

>foh RENT-Large comfortable three room
eotlage: rent 81 per month Annlv =. yns
Spruce street, Second ward. - ~,
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OF tn front room: modern conveniences;
three blocks from Capitol Hotel. sos Caro-
Inns IN
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BARGAINS in second hand typewrlters.
No. Smith Premier. SIS. 60; / No. / Smith
Premier 5000; / No. Remington Type
writer. $1,000 ! No. Remington Type
writer. 5000. Pastoriza. S0i Nam street.
houston. II
CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and fine nric-
a-brac toys, etc: also umbrella coverings.
Yam Tai Lay Co., loiCh Preston, Il
BEST SET TEETH $500 Diamond Dental
Co. II
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DESIRABLE south front room also south
east room for rent; modern eonyeniences.
1908 Travis street. IL
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RooMs-Furnlshed or unfurnIshed Gas
Capitol avenue. -
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WE HAVE some houses for rent INA, az, Il.
hrst- class condition. see us II YOU want ~ q
house VIM. II. olschewske. s0l KAN
building; new phone l66 Na ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-03
The Two Conventions,

Aside from partisan considerations the
Democratic Convention at Kansas City ex-
cites a great deal more general public in
terest than the Republican gathering at
Philadelphia did, for the simple reason
that the one will be a really representative
affair, while the other VIGOROUSLY was cut
and dried, and SO utterly perfunctory that
it might as well have been omitted alto
gether but for appearance sake. The Re
publican National Convention had nothing
whatever to do but TO accept and register
the will of the trusts expressed through
the mouth of their manager Marcus ~
Hanna. The platform was prepared in adj
vance The fact that the magnates in New
York became scared at last and ordered
that one dangerous plank should be "drlV-
eled" out and that another should be
''driyeled" down to a smooth surface oil
"innocuous desuetude" does not matter.
The whole platform prepared in advance IN
Washington would have been wiped out as
easily and another written by tixnard or
somebody equally as trustworthy adopted
in its place II the trusts had wished it.
The entire affair was foresone conclu-
sion. even down TO the coquettish cowboy
Roosevelt boom, which was quickly seer, TO
have been prearranged to prevent the
meeting from passing off without single
incident to relieve its deadly dullness.
But the Kansas City Convention is quite
a different thing. The public is already
able to see that IL will be American and
popular in its constitution. Only one thing
seems to be certain and that is that Will
liam J. Bryan will be nominated as the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency.
Not. as in the case of Mr.. Mckinley, be-
cause consolidated powers of corporate
wealth. fsttening at the cost of the people.
want him; but because his nomination is
called for by practically the unanimous
voice of his party.
Beyond that the action OF the Convention
is not 10 be foretold. Its planks have yet
to be sawed. planed, and fitted in commit
tee, and this will not be accomplished
without friction among members repre-
sentins various shades OF opinion. but all
pledged to support the work when COM
ple<ed.
1t viii not be necessary to enlist cake
walk clubs to manufacture a little spu-
rious enthusiasm when nominations are
announced. The enthusiasm will be in
startling difference between Kansas City
and Philadelphia will not be lost upon the
American people.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-03
A BABY OF HIGH DEGREE.
Member of the Family of the Dis
coverer of Colorado.
From the Denver New


Alva Baca, born yesterday afternoon at
3:15, is the first Of the celebrated De Baca
family to be born in Denver. She is the
direct lineal descendant of Alva Nunez
Cabezade De Baca, who discovered Colo
rldo and named it.
Little Miss Baca is the daughter of Vim
cente NJ. Baca and Sonora Marganta
|haves De Baca who have only been in
Denver for few months, where they came
for the health of Mrs. Baca.
Miss Buca is to be named Alva, the name
OF the Spanish discoverer, and called that
in spite OF its being boys name, because
she honored Denver by choosing 1t as her
birthplace Dr. Lewis Lemen says she is
very nice little girl strong. healthy and
with every evidence Of being of charm
ing disposition.
Miss Alva is the youngest Of nine chill
dren. all of her brothers and sisters having
been born in New Mexico, where there are
between 10000 and $4,000 De Bacas She
will be dark. dreamy eyed senorita. and
though she appears unconscious Of her
charms at present her beauty is Of such
promising type that she will not have to
be very old before she will have heard a
great deal about it. She did not even con-
descend TO open corner of her deep. lus-
trous eyes last night as the nurse held
her in her arms for inspection.
She slept calmly on hearing the adora-
tion of dozen admiring visitors with that
serenity of pose which is the hallmark OF
the true nobility. The fingers of her tiny
hand were curved closely into her paim
Indicating that her blue blood Will be I'M
der the control of a strong. clear head.
Add to this her sweetness of disposition
and the celebrated explorer and founder OF
the American De Bacas could have only
pleasure in this bearer of his noble name.
Alya's ancestor, the explorer landed in
Florida in 152S and Travelled across the
continent through the whole western coun-
try to the Pacific Coast and then back to
New Mexico where he settled permanent
" in the SUM Mountains and near the
Jamez hot springs in the year 1880 Here
the De Baca family, generation after gem
eratioon, have stayed ever since, intermar-
rying with other well-born Spanish FAINT
lies. until there is scarcely one OF them
that hasn't De Bacas blood in his veins.
When the great explorer came up into
the northern country and saw the great.
red cliffs. he named it Colorado but the
climate was cooler than his Southern blood
affiliated with so after going into Mon
tana and naming that he went back to the
more congenal climate of New oexico. The
Baca and Chavcs families of today are stih
the most Influential and richest in New
Mexico. owning lands and mines galore.
Little Miss Baca will therefore be rich in
this worlds goods as well as In ancestors
and relatives.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-03
JURY BRIBERY CHARGED.
stock MnnipulntOrs, However, Are
Convicted nv Indicted

convicted nv Indicted.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Aifred R. Goslin,
Eugene l.. Packer, and Charles Thomas
Davis. three OF the four men who for the
past. week have been on trial before Jus
tice Fursman, in the criminal branch of
the Supreme Court, ON a charge of INSIDE
meanor, in that they conspired together to
depreciate the market value of the Brook
Ign Rapid Transit Company, were convict
ed today as charged. Henry Bogert, the
fourth defendant, was acquitted by direc-
ton of the court
Just before the noon recess vas taken
Justice Fursman announced that an at
tempt had been made to tamper with the
jury. The justice said. in Diminishing the
jury for lunch:
Gentlemen of the Jury. l am compelled
to order that you do not separate during
the lunch hour. and that you retire under
the surveillance of court officer. An af-
fidavit has been submitted to me by one
of your body. in which 1t Is stated that an
offer OF money had been made to him to
influence his verdict.
This juror says that he has been APP
preached and offered money to bring abou.
disagreement of the jury. This juror also
swears in his affidavit that the person who
approached him announced that already
one of the jury had been fixed
Now, this is very serious matter. and
I wish to impress upon you that if any
other member Of this jury has been APP
preached and a bride offered him and he
fails to acquaint the court of the fact he is
guilty of very serious offence You may
retire in body to your lunch
After the jury had returned from their
dali tba oh
and twent- FIVE minutesslater the jury re-
turned with a verdict of guilty. Nothing
further developed about the alleged at
tempt at bribery