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SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1915.


at 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain Lot or piece of Land, hay.
ing three story Brick house theron erected
in the City of Wilmington. aforesaid, and
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING on the easterly side of W oct 4. reef
bets cen Eighth and Ninth streets at the dis
tance of OLe hundred aud thirty-nine feet four
and half inches from the southerly side Ol
Ninth street; thence passing through the mid
die of the brick division wall between the
aforesaid house and the house of P. H, Mitch
ell. on the north ,easterly. and parallel with
Ninths treet one hundred feet to stak thence
southerly and parallel To West street twenty
seven feet and ten and u half inches to line
of Craig 4 TacnalPs lands: thence along said
line westerly and parallel to Ninth street, one
hundred feet to the said side of West street
and thence thereby. northerly twenty seven
feet ten and half inches to the place Of begin.
ming, BE the contents thereof what they may,
Seized and taken in execution as the Pro.
perty Of Isaac Pyle and Anna M. Pyle, his
wife. mortgagors and VIM. ii. Reynolds, terrs
WIN. ii. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.
December 26, A. D., 1874 -2tawts
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The following dc. .eribtd Rial F. tale va:
All that Get tain frame nessuage or tenement
and lot or piece ofground, situate.on the. West
side OF Walnut street, ut the distance Of one
hundred and eighty feet six inches Sou'hwnrd
from the South side of the Turn pike road, on
Market street. in Newport, and County OF
New Castle aforesaid, containing IN front or
breadth on said Walnut street, twenty five
feet, and extending in length or depth west;
ward, between lines at riaht ANGLES with said
walnut street on the north line thereof, une
south line thereof one hundred anu twenty
two feet two nches. to ground OF James
Crnpston. be the same more or less
Seized and taken in Execution a. the Pro,
perty Of Mary Eliza Davis. who hath survived
Absolem Davis, Mortgasor. Andrew Davis,
heir at law Of said Absoiein Davis and Benja.
min Roote and james A. Scribner, ierre
tenants, and to be sold By
WM. H. LAMBsON, sheriff.
Sherif's Once New Castle.
December. Il. A. d. 1875 dec3O-.tawts
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w. 3. Pikewell, a well known bank
OF of n. Y. died yesterday Of paralysis,
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FHOY'ELs
WEsTkRS hoThi-,
.NGK sTs.,

UTESlkRS hOIki-,
NV. COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE sTs.,
c. J. KYLE. PROPRIETOR
The aboye House has been put in complete
repair for the reception Of guests, where
they win fece,re MI the accornmod odations OF
FIRST GLASS HOTEL, tI
Bar filed with choicest wines, liquors, clSata,
.&c., and tho table supplied with the beat tho
boarders accommodated at moderate rates
t;ood stabling and attentive hostlers. A lib.
cral share Of public patronage ID respectfully
fsolicited.
I audi '.f.'
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EoR SALE-Foyr nsN and fnsly finish ed
street, sf opposite the city square. -.
built and furnished with all the con. 4!
yeniences. with water inside and out. Ill
No. IlO contains 9 rooms; No. liz seven
rooms No. lIS. ten rooms No. LIS. corner,
ten rooms. These houses will be sold very
toW for cash, or on very reasonable term. :.
part payment. go "
Also, one fne three. story brick house, just
Completed. on Tatnall street near Eleventh.,
DANIEL H. KENT, =
sep2Oti Nos. 205 to 2l3 Shipley street.
or SO Jefferson street.
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sHERIFFs SAFES.
SnERltF,M SAFE.

fby virtus of writ Of ,Levari Faoias TO me
- direcred win be exposed At P1b'io sale
Al the
DELAaAt.E a0t ST d. MAKkET ST
Kept b. George ". 0r;io. in The Ciy OF Wit
minStou Ne Ci',la Gnty pe aware, on
SATURDAY.
pHEltsh pAYOF JASUAhf 7 10
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EfON RENT-hew House. No. 1921 49,
all modern improvements. bay WIN -l,l
dows. three. stories. Posscssion NJ kl
once If desired. Inquire st 14lI HarIlsoI
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sHERiFFsS SALE.

Dy vnlue OF a writ Of Lsvari Fscias to INC
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the 49,
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST.,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City of vii.
mington. New Castle County. Delaware, on
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LaoR SALE. OR EXCHANGE-Four nav
~ three-story Brick Houses with two story
back buildings; gas. bath, hot and cold water
Avenue. Terms to suit the purchased.
JOS. j.. CARPENTER, JR.
jan2lt s07 Washington Street.
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The ab"yr house has been pat in complete
repair for the reception Of gussts, where rheI
Will receive all the accommodations OF a arst
class hotel. Bar fliled with the choicest sf
wines, liquors, &C., and the table supplied
with the best the market affords.
VI ly374-6lp
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SHERIFF 81
sUERIFE,s ss--
DELAWARE HOUsE.

uy yirtue of writ o Levsri F. ias to me
u dfrscted. will be exposed- Subfte sS'e
at tie
DELAWARE H0uSk.
hi3 MARI ct street, kert by Geo. ". orilip. il
the CITY ii WILMINGTON. New rhstte County
|Delhwars o. -
Z sa1URpAf - -
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DOR RENT- Farm of l5J Acres, situated
Il R Brandywine Hundred, one mile and a
quarter from HQllv Oak Station, 1t is we'll
fruited. ' 81 = " III
janG.2towti l. v. LODGE.
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sHEkIFF,s SALES

10y virtue of writ OF Leyari Facias to me
ID directed. will he exposed to Public ale
at the -
DELAWARE llOtS SE.
jl3 Market street. kept by Geo W. Orllip. in
nala ra m
, 1875-08-29
THE R0MlSH CHURCH IN ITALY.
Cun1bUs RELIGIOUS QUARREL

A correspondent Of the London Times, wit
ing from Rome under date Aug. /. gives the fol-
LOVING particulars OF conflict between Bishop
and recalcitrant priest:
The curacy Of Marearia-the nomination TO which
Il in the handle OF the Soreregn-uavng become
promotion, whether under the Kings nomination
or BY his permission does not appear sud was tx1ee
rejected, the Bnhop having decided 70 remove
u certain Don Gianfranreaco Cieno froua his lining
as San Giacomo dele segnate II that Of Aarca1sa
Don dianfrancesco dulp confofned TO tho Episcopal
atk,d and obtained, and on the 7th Of June tho
p!zcet was grauAd to him without difficulty. 80
far all weut smoothly, but when he Ea9 z6oat TO
dele sasna&e turned out and not only opposed forco
against nta DEPARTURE but gare hostile reception 70
the Episcopal vcsx who had gons there TO ana4c1 NJ
obnssd = g hack, md Don o4an1zsaoasas aaa1as
, 1875-08-29
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

Tho outlook for the Baptist Theological Sem
iua.y in Chicago for the coming session Is good
More than sixty applications have come In from
new students.
The new church ediice OF the Rev. Thomas
Beecher Of Elmirs, N. T., ia rapidly approach
inv completion. It Will occupy b full block, and
cost about $135, 5,oo0.
The Protestant Episcopal Church in Pennsyl
yan,a has &c, sos cou'mnnicants, 101 churches, IL
chape.s, and 59,852 sittiugs. The aggregate
value Of the church property is s5, 757,soo.
Tho First Baptist Church, it is announced,
will occupy the lecture-room Of their new house
Of worship, corner Of South Park avenue and
Thirty-first gtl eet, on the FIRST Sabbath In Sep
tember.
Bishop Cumruins nsys there are now fifty
ministers and forty congregations OF the Re-
formed Episcopal Church in the United states
md canada, and that the denomination is egh-
teen months old.
Bishop Gross, Of Georgia, wanted go, GOO to
finlsh the Catholic Cathedral in Savannah, The
money was at once furnished BY the members OF
his congregation, md be could haye had ~ much
more it he had asked for it.
4 writer IN the Examiner and Chronicle claims
that the first camp-meesings in America we're
held N 1tb{ UY TWO EAPL1at EuAAee11as-t1o A~s -
Samuel Harris and the Rev. James Read. who
preached in tnat part Of Virginia lying between
the Rappahaunock and James Rivers.
Il haa not transpired that Springfield. Mass,
ia the vickedest city in the Uuited Ssatee but II
is, nevertbeiess- pretty certain that the nfst
meeting which Messrs. Moody and SankeJ ~iA
hold ID this country will be IN that cty. They
viii probably be commenced in FIVE or al1 weeks
the two evangelizers spending the meantime In
retiremens with their friends.
The fiftieth anuual Stale Conventt4Sf Of th3
Uniyersa1,sts OF New York Will DO hefdsfn Buf-
falo. beginning On Tuesday, Aug. 81 1t will be
composed Of officers Of the Convention, pastors
settled in tho State, two lay delegates from each
parish, .nd one lav delegate from each aasocia-
t1on. Reports VI i'll be submitted on the state Of
the Church, education, sunday-Bchools, reforms,
fellowship, ordination, snd dise1pine.
Ths English Church Union. the association
which promotes and defends Anglo-Catholic
views, now numbers 1000 mombess. OF these
3, $40 are Clergyman, 5,2A ]aymen. 4, 400 women
assoetates, and 578 Ordinary associates; 818
Ueubers Joined during 1874 aoa the dzss five
months Of 1875, Il has 16a branches, Is district
, 1875-08-29
THE CHURCH IN HAYTL

~ unRruonox APOSTOLIC" ORGANIZATION
The Protestant Episcopal organization IN Hay
ii have formed new organization to Dc kno"n
AZ the "O,thodox Apostolic Church" These
conversations have been hitherto connected
with the Protestant Episcopal Board OF MISSIONS.
last vear a General Convention elected Ills
e;onary Bishop for them to fill vacancy. James
n Holly. who accepted and was duly consecfa-
ed. Having secured the requisite AUTHORITY
from the Church in America BY IN eccleelasuc@'
covenant. General Convocaton OF the caurcnee
v.s heid and constitution adopted lhis doc
nmepr has been officially promulgated oJ bisaep
Holly. 1t is prefaced as follows:
f4oph<tic Deviee.
"Ethiop,a shall soon stretch 1oTlh ner nanas uA''
aod.r-Ps. tzpui., g. ,+
,"Fear pot little flock for It Is your fatoers eeoa
pleasure to give you the A"Ee' 3"'' '1'
4ne.9s,s ,'s.a1s,z gso'ff eor Foreigners, but
1ov-czeus with the sainss and with the noasenoa "
cod and ora built upon the fonndaEon :! ~ akG akk,
les md prophss Jesus Christ Hinse BENG t1s
fogether growe unto IN holy tempe 10 ths Lord y T.
wsom Va also are bulded ogether foE an haafuon o'
God, through ths spir1t. ."-hph; H., IL, IVA
f,.no, t17,th Apostolic order. Catholic cnat11.
The nraamble refers to the fact that "hlsnett1
m Christian communion mas oeen t..,h
among the Haytiaa people w.n ~ @i iss eccie
.s'as,;cal autouomy By an Indigenous Ep4scop.se
ssd sass1sa ts p .ss
,a3 Mn9 tae @ sovereign posltiou which the Aayea y,
rsnn1e hnre acquired among the hatlons o. .ng
as1th demands that It's rengaoos @oo ,nhosa -
eattn a,.t,ons phouu be- condded to persons whose
Allegiance tay belongs 70 ths tbs oson aud to the
Govarnnants -. which direct It" =.
4rf,cle i declares that - national 9Eancn "
.,,a rh1;stian Church is established IN hsyti uo"
sae tne he distinctive name Of the Orthodox Apos-
.ni;c uei ' Church." Article states that toe no"
Gamrch Vii maipta,u relations Of interc9mmn1i; 1i
,,;nn nn With other national churches "olch nola
tna .ame faith and maintain the three saG5s $780,
orseTs ens of Bishops priests, and deacoos- Arlcle
q d;v;des the national territory lnto three 60.
s,es;as:cal provuces-the Metropotltao, ano sus 70
prox,oces South and North. Article fofms "a
thssa nrovinces n1ne dioceses. Article maxsa ast
.-av;a;oo for the estapllahmeus oI o :,
frso.n Bishops after the nine Ep1s0opa4 a
sass ahsu have been set up- Article 9,p2- pso-
11nes for the naming OF Bshops fof nnreh -. % ~.
snt diocesas. ~ The extension Of ne Caoca 81
e0i, et ,es. Eilals vests III thu lsaislsa'* po"es
, 1875-08-29
BREVtTlES.

Motto for the extreme High Church party:
Whaseyer is Is rite.
Examiner (divine Of tbs old SCHOOL, Name
m instance Of bsneyolence and design united in
the native productions OF specified soiL' Can
ladate-4'The growth 10 SPAN and Por:ugsl Of
the cork-tree, coincident with that Of The vines
yielding port and sherry" Ezantner-'' Very
good, indeed, sir. trust Jou will Live 70 b
Bishop" Candidate passes with flying colors.l
Eptaph On tombstone in ChautauquA
County:
Neura1gta worked on Mr. Bnnith
Till meath the sod It kid uar;
She xaa : worthy Methodist,
And served Z cfusAdef.
Friends came, delighted Ut tho ean,
In plenty Of good carriages
Death II the common lot Of all,
And comes more oft shan marriages.
young lady's description Of tho Prodigs.
Son: - He came-no shoes to his feet. no coat
10 bis back, in his sh,-t-sleeyes, and ttou, To-
g1imed with dirt. his beard grown and mat
ted hia hsir uneombed and w1ld-hke; hts sroH-
sers ] uat hanxing togethes: Ill N riga .nd tat
tors, dirty with living among sw1ns. You knc8
what pigs aro &nd They wero no cleaner = tb<*
time N thu Holy Land than they &s IN 014seF
, 1875-08-29
PERSONAL

The Adyentlsts have lost minister and tha
Episcopalians gained one; the Rev. II. L.
Hines, of Castleten. IT.. being the convert
The Raw Joseph ". Hubbard. OF Dayton, n
T., has accepted the Presidency Of the Nosthazn
Illinois College at Fulton, and il on the field
The Rev. E. s. Ely, tho famous assistant pros-
ecutor in late heresy case In this city, who, a.
he himseif intimated. On this account loat his
Chicago pastorate, has accepted call to tina
Willow Creek Presbyterian Church near Argyle,
ILL.,
The Rt. Rev. William McClaskey, DID,. Cath
oo Bishop Of Louisville Ky, has returned
from his visit to Europe much improved in
health. He has already reached bis home aud
entered upon the discharge Of bis duties.
The Rev. Ephraim Therien, recently Roman
Catholic priest, has bee1 received into the Prot-
estant Episcopal Church in Indiana, aid admit
ted IS deacon Admitted il the word; for
he WAS not ordained, his Catholic ordination be-
ing recognized as valid
The Rev. William Il. H. Adams, Of the Illinois
Conference, has been elected President OF
Illinois Wesleyan University, vice the Rev. Dr.
Fallows, resigned The new President u na~
tive Illnoisan, Is graduate OF North western
University and OF Garrett Biblical Institute, and
has been sir yea1s in tho ministry.
At meeting Of the congregation Of the Rs
formed Episcopal Church in Victoria British
Columbia, it Was unanimously agreed shat tho
pastor. the Rev. E. Cndge. should accept Tbs
position Of missionary Bishop Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, to which he was elected o1
the General Council held in Chicago
A Committee Of tho House Of Bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, consisting OF Rsh-
ops James, Simpson, aud Ames, has decldod teas
Bishop should 60 to Liberia 10 visit the Dio-
cese OF the late Bishop Roberts. Accordingly
one OF the committee will staxt for tha wes1
coast Of Africa about the lat Of October.
Cornelius Springer. whose death vas sn-
pounced at GAINESVILLE, O., wss one OF the found
ers Of the Methodist Protestant Church hs
was born Of swedish parents 1t Wilmington,
nei Dec. 10. 1890. aud was the fourth descend
ant nom Charles Christopher Springer, who oc-
cupies prominent place IN 'Clhy's 5KedHh
Annals aud otner Historical works. He be-
came editor OF the Methodist Correspondent and
IT ita guccassor the lFeskern Recorder. now tha
Methodist Recorder. He was se.f.educated, and
vas regarded a. forcabla speaker.
, 1875-08-29
THE TITLE OF REVEREND.

The decision OF Sir Robert Phlllinore. the
Dean in the Court Of Arches, in the celebrated
tombs,one case, has been rendered, and is
against the claims OF the Wesleyan ministers to
the appropriation Of the t!tls Of IS Reverend"
The Inscription on the tombstone reads: - In
memory Of Annie Augusta Keee, the younger
daughter OF the Rev. H. Rect, Wesleyan minis
tor, ETC." Sir Robert held that the words Wes-
leyan minister " we're an exact description Of
Mr. Rect, aud that he should have been content
ed with these alone. He laid down the Law as
to parish gaveyards in these words:
Tha cAurchyard is tho freehold cf the incumbent,
subject the right OF the pastsioner or the stranger
happening to die in the parish to simple
pasture animals which do not fnure the bodies 1uees
red in the churhyard md every gravrstone OF course
ibis, Is fcr other more important reasons. has pruaa
face right to prouibit altogether the pla1n8 OF any
rayestone, to permit it on proper conditions suen
Is thoao which relate to the size and character OF the
stone the legality and the proprsty OF tho
upon is, tho payment Of proper fse- Usage. IN
daed haa much favored tho paSns o. 1ma, snsa ts
whe the exercise Of his right OF refusal has become
perhaps always was subject 70 tho control o1 1ne
Ordinary.
The placing Of gravestone at a1lis therefore,
matter of permission on the part OF the iacun-
bent Of parish. On the:question Of overruling
tha daciainn of tho Bishop Of Lincoln against
Mr. Keet, Sir Robert docidod that there WAS no
reason tor interference. he describes the de-
Uaud ct Mr. Rect upon the Rector OF tue parish
as one ito coufor bY permanent INSCRIPTION IN
lis own churchyatd. upon another person, taat
pecul IT religions title by which he alone has
beeu hitherto designated and known to his own
par,shsoners and to his OVID church" - do not,
le adds, s'thiuk that the Court has simply to
decide whethsr the prefxing the title KeVer-
ond' to the description wesleyan minister
hat
, 1875-08-29
unions, besides tho church Unions Of Scotland,
Bombay, and Calcutta.

Bombay md Calcutta.
rha ,,.;o
c5atv - ~ " uat8 Msns8ots ol sao .o5 G,.5 ~ o.
r,,nsds1 10. @o@nvnes =! Hoop1t -. Nunou m no-
atatad tnn | hn, ~ t'e" to5a. lug 4teae"e
az d;.h,esaa oa.auuo us' n,a 1uiy a," va 9o'.
feIred to Assls.sn. ~ Tr,ssnrs, a. @;',,ansr;
Sl74 418. toreI ~, TAI .os;. ~ 1..,.s
s1SMs hs1.nca T1a iece'pss s t1t a,,o y.4y, eaGy
sssistant Tressurar "a ri3y.;n n uso. Stzs:o2'
O. asa .a,1ra.x"ta ;1 =. S'uelaaoa1t !uoSo.sanesss
'1'eo'' eA's7o7o'
From the "Henersl Recaptulation" OF tho
minister's 0. the Church South for 1874, south
o1n e1cnau6e lea1n6 taas tha increase OF trAvet-
lng preachers during the past year Waa 80 IN
crease OF the number OF auperanuated preaehers
Il OF local preacue1s. II OF white members Ut
the Church, 81 7.037 OF cotorad members, = de-
crease Of 7C6 OF Indians, decrease OF Isl
Total net increaae OF members. including preach
ers st. 165. Total number OF nnn!steks III the
Methodist Episcopal Cnufcn oonkh, f4..fb3 lh9
number or infants baptized tass year was 44.N9
an increase over the preceding year OF 1.154-
Number OF adult baptized. 4o,3o5; IN increase
over tho previous year OF 11,9A- Number of
Sunday schools reported, 7.1l4- or an increase
0f 1S5 over tbs former year. Number OF Sauday-
school teachers, 45.S15; An increase CT .oo
Number ct Sunday -schuol scholars, 32s, G34 IN
increase OF LUCE. Taere III also reported Al ln-
crease IN the amounts Of the various church
collections.
Havlug had children at one OF bdlh Of the
above named schools re take great great pleas-
ure in commencing them to parents having SOFIA
or daughters to educate.
St. Mary's Hall for g,rls and Shattue* School
for boys are both SO locasel a. 10 recelye tha
Bishops general supervision, aud yet 10 distant
from each o.her az to secure freedom from TOD
iutimatu relations between the pupils Of the re-
spectiye institutions. 8. II. Kerfoos, ". D.
Houghteling, B. 6hursl=n, John F. St1art, ".
". Aliport, i. F. Jenniaon, William Aldrich, H.
B. Horton, B. L. Norton. Joseph Hopson, +. T.
Sbermau, Jerome Deecber, G. Surinscr SAM
uel ASHTON. J. B. Hobbs, Oren Sherman, 7. ii.
Aibbard, j. D. Johoson, ". B.IEeArtuur.
TIE rAlxuD1o SABBATH.
The Sabbath WAS . we.l-knoIn topic Of
heathen EaileEy- Tne Recutita Sab5cta OF Paz-
sius aid the cophius .tt.numque OF Juveoal show
! 1t aa subject Of Roman mlrth- Nor were .ha
minute regulations Of the Jews concerning lts
| proper observance At all likely 10 lsssen taa
| laughter OF their careless copquerers. lew Of
til rules are quoted, that the reader may judge:
| No man might put into his mouth peppercern ~
| IN aptldotc to foul breath, nor gram OF sAo
q seantiye to = raging tooth - to tue ID"
| ses ton Of q falsa tooth the learned dleagree
| woman not Lighting her Sabbatlc Lamp viii Due IN
| childbirth T. Ei1ezer let OUT his COW with .
/ rope between her hJrns but The *lse mon GIG
| approve OF it. Whether = cripple may 80 oas
| with h.s wooden leg 10 doubtful; Il. Ne1r thinks
it necessary part Of dressing. bat Il. jose - Of
| 3 contrary oplnlou. The mas.ers eunnesasa
foEtv, save one, OF the Has:ers OK "otks-tnas
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-24
WHOLE NUMBER1,8O5

Garbrick-Mr. Davis and me were very
friendly, and never had ANYTHING AGAINST
bim. @0-i-S'
hsporter-Your wife said Won used IN
make threats against him often. and that
you Kept her in terror
udT oIlcE-it is not so at all. And as for
heE. would not see hair of her head hnrf
now L have been crazy after thai woman
4 anu sne mas gotten me into all the trouble
have ever had, N10
Reporter-Did you not eutice her avv.v
'f"in 1 Rer husband and desert your Own wifeS
oai oiIch-Sne bad left him two or three
yiHes oelore had anything 70 do with her
admit L left my own wife when 4 was
crazy after the woman.
hepSIter-Haven't yon been in trouble
before? She said you
SHOT NAN IN vIcKsBURG.
Garorick-That is so, but I was tried for
'nat and acquitted. After L went South
"lth ner she left me and was gone three
years. and the first 1 heard of her she was
hVlrg IN Vicksburg, with G. w. BOLSTER Il
went DOWN there and had a fuss with him
ana shot him. That was the onlvtime 7 vyzSs
eVer arrested. | have tried to live like a
uecehl, respectable man. ] can prove that
sne mas been in the States Prison.
Reporter-When was thatp
Garbrick-I don't know exacsiv. II WAS
IN In OAlo, ana she was in under the name Of
MISS Ada Clarke. She was psrdoned onf
during the last year of Gov. Brough's term
1 tnlnk she had been in IL months.
heporter-Wherei is she from9
Garbrick-Her father and mother lived AZ
Cleveland, o. She mas a brother AT P,7-
eDSnan, Mich. His name is John s. OuaciZ-
ec bush. 10 ><""Of-
Reporter-What do you think could have
oeen ner motive for making these charges
Uarprlck-She has often threstene,3 xae,
that see would have me in the penitentiarv
oecause OF that Bolster affair. have nothing
against her. There is a woman naroe3
Molly Greys prostitute. who is behind her
tn tnis. why, 1t was only last Saturday and
sunday that / wrote a letter telling her Ahat.
II she would come back to me, / would ges q
olVorce from my wife and marry her. That
SLOWS now much L think OF her. I have
oeen just crazy after the woman.
heperter-You deny there is any truth in
her charges, then. do you?
GaroTick-There's nothing at all in them
haven't done just right in life. but IL WIS
my love for her that made me do it: have
always hved square and peaceable, and
oeen man OF integrity. know it is hard
story she tells about me, but 1 ask a szls-
pension OF Judgment. Don't let the public
condemn me, and the trial will show that
ner storles won't hold together.
Inc prisoners manner was open and
candid, and, as tar as expression of couute-
nance goes, there was nothing to indicate a
guilty conscience.