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REGISTER'S ORDERS.
Registers Order.
REG1sTER's OFPIcK.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May 91st. 1875.

REGIsTER'5 OFPIcE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May slst. 1875.
Upon the application Of Abraham Geary and
Samuel tieary Executors Of Robert 6eary,
late of hrt stiana Hundred, In said county
deceased it Is ordered and directed by
the Register that tho Execu oIs aforesaid
sive notice Of the granting of Letter.
Testaueatary upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the Iate of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements t. be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, II
six Of the most public places OF the County ol
New Castle. requiring all persons hhvlnt
demands against the Estate, to PRESENT the
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the
same 10 be inserted within the same period IN
the Delaware Gazette, a newspaper pu6iisbed
in Wilmington. and to be continued therein
two months,
Given under the hand and Seal
sC.,\ OF Office OF the Register aforesaid
al New Castle, In New Castle Coun'
XIX ~ " aforesaid tho day and year above
written. y. Q: Bld6S, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the rs
tate oi the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executors. on or be.
fore May 3lst, 1875. or abide the Act oi
Assembly in such case made and provided.
ABRAM GkARY,
SAMUEL GEAhY,
Executors.
ADDRESS Henry Clay Post oface Del.
in - ON
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Registers Order.
New cas.Is County. April 18Th; 1875.

New Castle County. April 18Th; 1875.
Upon the application OF John Is. Plerson.
Administrator Of VIM. c. PiersOn, late oil
Mill Creek hundred. in said county. deceaS-
ed It IL ordered aud directed by the Regis
ter that the Administratcr aforesaid give
notice OF the granting sf Letters of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate OF the deceased
with the date of granting thereof, by causing
Advertisement to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such Letters. in six Of the
most public places Of the county of New Gas
tie, recurring all persons having demands
az Nnst tho Es' 4le to present th Same or
abiio by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the Same
to be inserted within the same period In the
Daily Gazette, u newspaper published In
Wilmington. and to he continued therein
sfsssxsk. three weeks. f 6. ID
aEdS3 Given uader the han1 and seal OF
esstzzB office ni tho Register aforesaid. at
Nep Castle. New Castle county Aforesaid
tho day ard year above written.
5. C. BIGGS. Res lister.
NOTICE.
All persona .sginr claims against TIE Rs
tate of the dece lSct must present the same
duly attestei to IA A mistratOr, on or be-
f re April 18th, 1875, or abide the Act o!
Assembly 10 such case made and provided.
JOHN B PIERS0N.
Address Hockessin. Del. maylleodtw
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TNRUsTEE's SALE.

The undersigned. as trustee under a dso,o.
Of the Court. will expose to public saIs IL
Chestertewn, Nd, at the vosheil Honss. ~ si
half-past ii O'Clock, a. m., on TUESn,S'
the 18th OF juno, 1878, the following nra
perty: p''
lst. The lands Of Elias Deputy lying IN
IAngtords Bay in Kent county, about 7s MIL u
from Chestertown. consisting Of two farma
or viii be sold IA one, IL desired. Ono ca,
tains about LOG acres, the other 2s7. BuIld
ings comparatively new on both farms Tbav
are situated about two miles from post.oeicIa
stores. churches and school houses A snn,..
cheney OF wood, etc. Also q farm within
three and half miles OF Chestertown. call.a
the "Baker Farm" containing about sS
acres; suttlciency OF wood and timber: land
bring all kinds Of grain and fruit: frnit f,r
market on all the farms. '''
TERMS OF THE FIRST Two FARMS: One
third OF tho purchase money within 10 days.
balance In one two and three years. Thsss
payments may be extended.
THE TERMS or THE "BAKER FAuA". One.
hith OF the purchase money Oh tho day Of
sale, or In % days, and balance In hix. twelve
and eighteen months.
GEORGE VICkERs, Trustee.
leo-eouSt Chestert0wn, Md.
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REGIsTEx,s ORDER.
Nav CASTLE County. May 10. 1877
REGISTERS 0BFIoE.

Ney Castle County. May 19. 1875.
Upon the application Of George X, Nous
ley. Administrator OF William Morsley
late Of Brandywine Hundred in said County
deceased, It IL ordered and directed BY the
Register that Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of the granting of Letters of Adminis-
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertisements to be posted within forty day.
from the date of such Letters, In six Of tn,
most public places of the County OF New
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide BY an Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the Daily
Gazette. a newspaper published In Will
mipGton and to be continued therein three
wecfs 5. (E. 0. D.
-, Given undor the hand and Seal Of
L.s. Once Of the Register aforesaid. At
t--) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid the day and yes, above written.
s. C. BiGGS. Register.
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Domestic Goods.

The Journal of Commerce says: Through
out the week the general market has
been quiet and steady, except in prints.
The sales in all lines have been very
moderate---In fact just enough to sup
ply immediate wants. TIE only change
OF general interest, except that noted
above, which was depressing, was we'll
marked inquiry for WOODEN goods for the
fall trade, which set in yesterday. The
indications are that slight speculative
demand will be made upon this market
for that line of goods for the following
two weeks. At the end Of that time
some OF the mills working on prints will
bs ready to show their fail designs. So
far as has been ascertained, plaid prints
will be made specially. Many Of the
leading mills have stopped for repairs
and stronger market.
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BatrIsu Exhibitors AT THE PnILA.

BRiTIsH EXHIBITORS AT THE PHILA-
DELAPuIA CENTENNIAL.-Tho tele-
graphic intimations of dissatisfaction
among British manufacturers are stat.
ed more at large In the London Neirs
of the 18th ult.
Mr. Philip @. Owen, c. B., whose
appointment as sole commissioner was
some time ago gazetted, first of all pays
O preliminary visit to America. In
February of next year he will take up
his residence in Philadelphia, remaiL.
ing there in furtherance of the interests
of British exhibitors until the opening
of the Exhibition on the 10th of May.
AS iswell known, the American tar
i'll of duties on imported articles is all
but prohibitory, and its burdensome-
ness effectually hindcrs outside coupe
tition with the native producer or man
ufacturer. This country was prompt
In the avowal of its readiness to pariic-
ipate in the American Exhibition, not
1t may be imagined, by reason of any
special glow of sympathy with the SEN
timent OF its commemorative object,
tion that new markets might be open
ed up to US IN the great Transatlantic
continent. But this anticipation has
been staggered by the maintenance in
imported exhibits of the crushing du-
ties by which American commerce has
been so severely blighted; and we un-
derstand that at recent consultation
of British manufacturers of position
the resolution was all but definitely ar
rived at that their representation q.
Philadelphia next year had been rem.
dered practically impossible by reason
of the. weight of the American protec.
tive duties. II we express our convic.
tlon that this decision, if 1t has been
formed, is enormously based, and
should be reversed, our argument is.
addressed to business men on purely
business ground.
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CLERK OF THE PEAcE.-Governor Coch-
ran has appointed John P. Springer, Esq,
Clerk of the Peace for New Castle County.
Mr.. S. is exceedingly lucky in obtain
ing so lucrative an Office these hard times.
The re-appointment is also an endorse
ment Of the manner in which the duties
Of the Office has been performed during
the past FIVE years.
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WILMINGTON, DEL. JUNE z. 1878

The LAws.-We are indebted to the
Secretary of State, l. c. Grubb, Esq,
for a copy of the laws passed at the
last session of the Delaware Legisla
ture. We congratulate him on getting
them out so early.
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r ARGK'sALE
OE VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,

IN TaE CITY OF NEW. CASTLE. DEL
lkY virtue Of the authority conferred Oh
the undersigned as executor OF tho last
VIII and Testament OF George Janver, late
OF said city, deceased, will bo sold ut Public
Sale, on
THURSDAY. JUNE l7ru. 1875.
At IL O'Clock, noon,
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
Situated nc the corner OF Delaware and Vine
streets, having front OF 90 feet on Delaware
street and extending in depth lac feet OF
Vine street with large and very substantial
-. brick house erected thereon late the
kE.!. residence of the deceased containing
&&iih II roomsi bath room with hot and
u5a.D and cold water. Conservatory " the
first and second stories dry sellar with
basement summer kitchen. A well Of good
water at tho kitchen door. Immediate pos.
session given,
Terms -s4Ooo may remain Oh mortgage for
and years.
Three building lots on De.iware street, ad
joining the aboyv. 20xi0
Terms one half cash, balance on mortgage
Six BUILDING LOTS on Vine street in the
rear Of the abovet 20xlS0.
Terms, one half cash. balance on mortgage
for 0ne year.
a substantial story BRICK HOUSE. con
tanning seven rooms adjolng the above lot.
22xl40. Possession given 80 days after exeeu
tion Of the deed II desired
Terms - 900 cash, balance on mortgage for
2 years.
A large and Valuable WHARF PROPERTY.
occupied by George w Bush y Son now aud
for many years past occupied rs a coal and
wood yard, ll9it In depth and extending 7OV
ieet into the river having erected thereon an
once stone house and a coal shed
Terms one-half cash balance on Mortgage
| Tor years.
| A lot Of ground containing acres OF land
mere or less, bounded by Chestnut and Mark
| ct streets by the Public road leading to VIII
mington and the Dyke Terms Cash
Also on Tuesday June 22d at the auction
room of L. W. stidham Il Son. No lii y
Fourth street in the city of Wilmington at
O'Clock. ,. m. the story BRICK HOUSE, os
cnpied by Washington Janvier, Esq. No 1Ols
Washington street In said city lot 81 feet II
| inches trent. u feet Inches deep.
Torms. one hall cash. balance on mortgage
| for year.
Ten per cent OF the cash on Real Estate to
be paid on the day Of sale
M. III. OLEAyER.
| Exscator OF the last VIII and Testament oil
0oorge Jsnvier deceased.
L. w. Stidham J. Son, Auetioneersi
| may20-d3taW&w
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RI A WTY PIANO.

RE VNTuX PIANO.
DA1@A This splendid Piano Forte
combines every improvement In tone with
power and great durability, and have re-
ceIved the unqualified endorsements OF the
musical authorities for Its marvellous extra
o csnary richness Of tt ne, having no superior
H. .as world. Large size, ~ o. taves, over
strung bass, full iron frame, French Grand
action, Fret Desk, carved Pedal, solid rose
wood mouldings, ivory key front, capped
when boxed over one thousand pounds.
Liberal discount to the trade. Agents want
cd, (male or femalo.)
inventor and proprietor, DANIEL \. BEAT.
TY, Washington. New jersey marlede=
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NlTICR

All persons having claims against the KS.
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attestei G. the Administrator, on or
b Store May 18th, 1876. or abide the ACT
o t Assembly in such case made and provided.
GEO. K. M0USLEY.
Administrator.
Address Wilmington, Del. may24eod3w
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ID w. BRINE,
SAIL MAKER.

No. IL EAST WATER STREET,
continues to make store and window avn
ings OF all varieties OF patterns, in connection
with sail making.
All awnings, when desired, made mildew
proof, at a moderate price. A call is respect-
fully solicited.
N. B.-Canvass printing also promptly as
tended TO. mays-dlm
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PUBLIC SALES
A UCTION.

A UCTlON.
LARGE BANKRUPT SALE
OF over
$4,000 Worth of
SILKS. DkLAINEs. ALPAcAs
Fine Dress Goods OF all Grades;
Calicees, Mnslins, Towlings. Hosi.rr
Fine Underwear; Splendid assortmsn,, AnI ~
eustom,made ladies, suits, valued from sIa n
to eloo.oo suit will be sold for a few dsnV sio
to the highest bidder. These arc nj, ,es.yt ,eay'
goods, and must DO sold. Sale on ''''A
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENING,
June sth and 9th. at 7 O'Clock, and
ON THURSDAY AT l0A.
tion Tuesday morning. ''a'
Corner 7th and Market strsets
l. W. sTIDHAM & son, Auau
ie5-St ''
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"DoN'r STRIKE A MAN WHEN HE I

"DoN'r STRIKE MAN WHEN HE is
DowN."-The discussion in the Council
on Friday night showed an utter disre-
gard for this injunction. Whether it is
the appropriate language for the pugi-
listic ring or not we do not know. But
the reference to Mr.. McIntires employ
ment on the reservoir was as unnecos-
sary as it was dlscourteous. 1t was both
right and proper in Mr.. McIntire, (who
was out of employment at the time with
o family to mnintain.) to accept of the
position offered him. And as he is well
qualified for tho duties he has to per-
form, he is entirely justified in refusing
to resign. If member of the Council
may take contract we do not see why
one may not do days work for the city.
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GHpRsE JACK,
800 Market st.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,

SPHCTACI.Rs q EYEGLASSES,
GOLD, SILVER AND
RUBBER FRAMES
We clam from experience to suit every pc.
cuiarity Of impaired vision, and In every case
guarantee satisfaction. Our faculties are suca
that we can exchange glasses In any shapoo
frame TO SUIT the customer In few hours
N B.-First store above Third street.
Repairing In all Its branches. sep2S-ly
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saaS.fSiFs Is SAL.s.


10y virtue of writ of VenditiOni Ex-
- pOnas to me directed. will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE,No 5l3 MARKET ST :,
Kept by Geo. ". 0rtlip, in the City of Will
mington. New Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
TIE 2GTH DAY OF JUNE, 1875,
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
AL that lot or piece OF land situated In the
City OF Wilmington, and bounded and describ-
ed as follows: beginning on the northerly
side OF Ninth street between Adams ami
Jackson streets, IS feet from tho easterly side
OF Jackson street, thence northerly parallel
to jackson street 100 feet to the southerly
side of q four feet wide alley, thence by said
side thereof easterly - feet thence southerly
parallel to jackson street l0J feet to the said
side Of Ninth street, and thence thereby
westerly 80 feet to the place OF beginning, be
the same more or less, with the privilege
moreover of the use of said alley IN common
with other property owners thereon fol ever
| Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty Of Abram K. Woolston, and to be sold
| by
VIM. ii. LAsIBsON, Sheriff.
| Sherih Office. New Castle,
June LIST, A. D., 1875. 5 juncl-2tawts
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SHERIFPS SALES.
ssEElSIFFas sALs.

nY virtue Of O writ Of venditloni Elk.
ID ponas, 70 me directed will be exposed to
public sale, on the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, in the City Of Wilmington. New Gas
Ia County Delaware, on
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BRANDT GETS CLEAR.
Dissenting Oplaler q Judgs
Beck.
TIC Legal Reasons WY The nn-
besslss oAssla aee nsoaee.

n rss surnsxH oovnr. svxs rsAa.
Tn srArs o. IowA)
~.
Isaac BsAsDr.
Appellant.
Appeal from Polk district eourt.
Bsck, J., diosenting.
l Garnet ooocup a IL oooeloelooe
reo0Aod opoa three Or tooP ouooe1ouo
0teeusoo0 = the toeogolog opInoou.
sAolo peOooed, with great beovlty, -
point oueseo grounds 81 ny ohjseSiou
- - opisiea, aad seaAs The ressoes
o0pposting ~ vioWs. TAe Quoseloos
are shcee " no great breadth, ord In
volvo tAo application or ele0eatary
pr,aciplee wbtoh ~ very familiar o
The pro6ooo1oa.
/. The grand Jury whloA presented
~ iudiesmoas ID tuls enss W. duly
impannsled md swoeu, aod dleohas9od
the dudes prescribed By law % b Per.
formed By ehas body. u = Dot pre-
tended that ths law, 10 ~ least pa.
tisular, No. disreCArded Or Aisobeysd
= 10 proeoedlnCs after The Jury w.
i0ponnaled reeultiug II the ihdlotmsaS
Of The delesdane
The Law u careful that only such
psssoss shall b inpaaasled upoa the
grand Jury - shall have bee0 legslly
01octed. The manner Of he ooleotion
b clearly dssoribed II The foregoing
opinion. Among other thlogo The
NV directs that oost.ln oGlOsro shall
compare the balloes, ueea n draWia4
the jury, With the llAts 81 juros9
nauee tho sheriff 10 nsmod oue.
In this case The duty assigned . ~
shsrriG was discharged b. Sic depety.
Nov. Il u pretended thas the dssy ~
qaired q tho omosr was not perisotly
performed. On The contrary, Il @
aade q appear that prop.r ooFrsoeions
we're made. BY The o0osss present. %
thu ballots, . that they exaesly cor
responded : lib The Jury ltsG 'fle law
II oil respccts, - 70 tho thiae 20 b
done, wss compiled With q 7hs vegy
lottsr. But the polae made oeaiDct
The Indictment 10 thal one Of tho d DoosU
1lechasglug to duty was not The %.
or named By The laW. Whoe ~ Nv
reQuirss was done, bat o. The two per-
cons doing L. one Wae 10. q olIoer
ssansd IN The slas1ls. Now there "a
- 10 preteace thae pFsjudloe resulted
% deleudant-thas hls rights vueD w.
lated, Tor I'll things Ne NV rsQulFoa
Wero performed
Il easnot b that ~ ieseeulssity
oo0plalned u o0eolo6 ~ poV10r q tke
erand jury-0epsived tkil bodt O.
l1sisdlcA1oa - 11d end pcoooul ~ N
01ol0eal u will = renosko6 That
10 peeooas oo0posloG u Woeo ~
vesy individuels collected y - laV,
Hs1 ths sher11 oonpared tho ballots
iasssaa o. bic deputy. % dl0oE0as -
loell0a 0f jurosS Woold Aavo 49,
MaAs. The irfe9ularily 6oearrod IS
proceedings 1oten0ed - ooooro eh1D
vsry eud, bat thot end ~ Ia = 60.
lalniy STAINED With ~ issG9ulnfjty -
without Il. Nov, sappooo a. einn6
larry - regarded = = lsjb@AI "a -
aarielsse rqle oppllelhls h qs9asleqe 81
jur1sdicaioa ~ se6A ! body % oRDlkc6
an L @ preleuded Ia 3 ~ ~ ~.
larity 81 the kind u ~ Go 49, u.
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WAaa soaasol woald saaln. ia b.
Qq1oe ~ ballela ~ ~ judge Of ths
&lslsise eonfs woe mol coanlsd and
a s d 81 ssr.iSssss q sisss,o -
~ ~ slg1ea by ~ proper oncer,
eooduo1ln9 ~ sleolloa q eoeount 81
= snesr bot seasd b law pastieipat-
~ teeesle, yet notwithstanding I'll
Ma b had tle majority Of the vote
ord w. legally slsctsd-who would
hold, I eaeelrS, that after being duly
eo0aissloeed ard Q1all1sd, hls judg.
meals woeA b vold ~ went Of jurfs.
1lotioal Yet u D insislsd that irrsgu-
lasitaes Of thls kind defeat tho cotton
81 ! esAad Jury, and requires this court
- hold = conviction hereunder, void.
And thls u claimed ID the face Of
Cods, I asa which requires us, with.
out regard % techaical errors or do.
lecla which do not a0eot the subatsn.
tlAl rights Of the partloa % render
eush judgment - the law demands"
Bot ~ are not lett 10 afgumsnts
6aeed upoa legal principles % guide
. in . oosreoe conclusion In this case.
The court has, b. more than one de-
eislon, seellod . rule the application OF
which eupports The eu0cloucy Of the
indlelneeS. Il ves directly decided
6 80 ssass " Carney and ii three
other eaaes covered b. he came deois.
lon, % Iowa. g, tAat The provislons Of
tbo Law II regard to the sslection and
drawing Of jurors are directory. The
same poiut Was ruled IN the state "
Analcm, Is Iowa, -. Il h true thAt
u neither decislon 10 the poius dls.
ousssd - any great length, yet Il Il
clearly decided, and In each was tho
coatrolling point In Tho cass. That
the rule oooOrds with sound reason
and recognised principles Of tho law,
/ have no doubt. The distlnction Do.
tween mandatory and directory stal
utss 10 this. II ihe thing commanded
~ statute II ~ thing required thAre-
81, the law 10 mandatory. But when
tho ehiug commanded % b done II
bat Incidental 70 the thing required,
tho statute III that case u directory.
when . ssAiute directs proosedings 10
- dose II . prescribed way Or man-
nes, which dos uos appear essential 70
10 judicial mind, Il win b held direo-
tory. 81 Potter Divine On statutes,
~ q 80. And notes; Shaw " Orr, 50
Iowa rs. IN applying these rules 10
will And thai me statute directing tho
oeloolion OF Jurors reQuirss the given
numbor 81 lawful men 10 b selected;
this u The thlag required. The max.
in9 Of The lists, the companion 81 tho
ballots herewith b. The o@oers named,
-, ~ mateors incidental 70 the thing
"a A.
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EDITION
Il SEASIDE ROBBERY.
ESCAPE OF THE THIEVES WITH Ola.
MoNDs AND wATcHEs-THE POLICE
ARREST THE WRONG MEN.

Thursday, at Cape May, were Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Stevenson, OF New
Yoik. They f,vo-ed Congrnss Hall
with their presence and Cash, ,aad hiie
they were toying with the waves and
otherwise enjoying themselves, Messrs
Frank DeMoulin ahd "Snuffy Jack, "
two gentlemen, well known to the Do
lice as taper.fingered and sneakish,
were investigating the contents Of the
lady's boudour and examining their
false pockets with valuable trinkets.
The losses were discovered to con.
sist OF two valuable gold watches, two
diamond earrings, 5000 In cash, and
several articles of minor worth. Cap.
tain Curry, was hot long In discover
ing who the thieves were, and that
they had taken q train for Philadel.
phia. '.
He accordingly sent a despatch to q
Major Ellis, requesting him to meet
the train and capture the rascals.
The train arrived at 8 p. M. ;, and
when the officers boarded 1t the con-
ductor pointed out to them three sus-
picious looking characters, and their
arrest was effected.
These men, however proved to be
plasterers--honest residents of Cam
demand when they were taken to
to Police Headquarters, the Chief dis
charged them.
The real thieves were seated In the
car while the arrest wasIbeing made. &c
when the poor plasterers were hauled
out they leisurely walked to the plat
form Of the rear car and jumped off.
De Moulin and "Snuffy Jack" it
may be interesting to know have both
figured conspicuously at the Whining
ton police station, In petty larceny
ca ses.
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Death on the RQil.

AN INDIANA MAN KILLED ON THE p, w. &
B. R. r. By THE NEW YORK AND WASH
INoToN EXPRESS.
A workman lnamed Timothy Lenihau.
was killed yesterday evening on the Phil.
adeiphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad. The train from Edgenoor
with the workmen coming to Whining
ton, stopped near Shellpot creek for some
purpose, and Lenihan jumped off. Just
at That moment the New York Express
came along and struck. him. He was
knocked into ditch and killed instant.
ly. Coroner Groves held an inquest over
the body, and verdict was rendered in
arcordance with the facts. He had been
working at Edgemoor but short time.
he was known to his fellow workmen on
the train as Tim" From letters found
on his person it appears that he has
friends and relatives in Lafayette, Indi.
ana. He had been working at Glouster,
Nd. One Of the letters was addressed
to him by Michael Russell ut Lafayette,
Indiana, who was telsgraphsd to this
morning. His body is in charge Of the
Coroner. who will also take charge Of his
effects. There was due him, IL Ia said,
Two weeks wages. He was q stout, able
bodied man, and well liked by the work
men.
The body has been taken in charge of
by ID. Fox, undertaken, and will be bur-
led on Monday afternoon. in the the
Catholic Cemetery, at the expense of the
railroad company. The funeral will leave
Mr.. Fox's Offices. E. corner of Sixth and
SIMPLIFY streets. at five clock