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Registers Order.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

- ~
ryuou the application OF Joseph B. Langley
Adn,inistrator. Q. I. A., Of Jefeu an Dodos,
worth late Of Wilmington Hundred m sad
County. deceased. IL 10 ordered and oifec.eu
by the Register that the Administrator asore.
ss,d. give notice OF the granting OF Letters OF
Administration C. T. A. upon the Estate OF
the deceased. with the date o. Granting hs
thereof, by cansing advertsements 70 pc
nosted within forty DAYS lrom the date OF
such Letters, In elk Of the most public places
OF the County OF New Caste. requiring all
persons haviag demands agai INST fhe Estate:
To present the came, or ab de BY an ACT OF
Asse nbly In such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted with
in the same peroid In the Wilmington ga
zE1TE q newspaper pub ished IN Whining
ton andto be continued therein three weeks
(e.o,d)
~, Given under my hand and Seal OF
IL. {. Ofice OF the Reg ster aforesaio. a.
t@-s kew castle. In New taste Uounty
afor, satd, the day and year above Wfisten.
s. G. BIGGS, Register.
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have now in STOCK
Santoh NJ mattiugs by
lowest prices.
" n. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

new castle Co, April 19tn. 1871.
Upon the application of Margaret Petit
crew, Administratrix of John Petticrew
late of WilmingtonH Hundred, lin said Coun-
ty, deceased; 1t rs ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executrix aforesaid
give notice of the granting of Letters of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate of the de-
ceased with the date OF grapting thereof, by
causing advertisements 70 De posted with
in forty days from the date of such letters,
in six of the most public places of the
County of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an act of As
sembly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the Wilmington
GAZETTE newspaper published in Will
minYgton, and to be continued therein three
49,, Given under my hand and Seal
L. s. of office of the Register aforesaid
'-~~~) at New Castle in New Castle Co.,
aforesaid the day and year above written,
s. c. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, to the Executrix on or before
April 10th, 1873 or abide the Act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
MARGARET PETTICREW,
Address Wilmington, Del. Executrix.
apr21-3weod*
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against tie Es.
duly attested, TO the "A administrator, on or
befone April 18th, 1873, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
4 JOaEPH D, LANGLEY,
AZ Administrator C, 7 A.
Address, Wtlmmgt0n, Del. apr26.3weod*
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THE EMPEROR WILLIE In.

116 EMIL IhOh V1hilG AM.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
BEsLtN, Maya.
Emperor William, arrived at Strasburg
tosday, and was cordially received by
the populace.
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Register'S Order.
REGisrER 8 OFFICE,

New Castle Co., April 1871.
UPON the application OF George H. Rob-
inette, Administrator of David Robinette,
Sr., late of Wilmington Hundred in said
county, decd, IL Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore-
said, give notice OF the granting of Letters
OF Administration upon the Estate, of the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six of the most public places of
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
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 Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks. (e. o. d.
t.>, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t~>--) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. @. BIGGS, Register
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PRACTICAL FARMER HOTEL
ON THE PHILADELPHIA PIKE
6miles from Wilmington.

M ATTING S.-We
VI white ard check
he iece, made at tn
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DEATH OF A No TED MINSTREL,
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
HARTFORD, Conn, May
Private information received in this
city, this morning, announces the death
OF Bob" Newconb, the old and favor
ed minstrel at New + wen.
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NOTICE

All persons having, claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before April 7th, 1873, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. GEORGE H. ROBINETTE.
Address, Wilmington, Del. Admir-.
apr9-cWeOd
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-s..fl re.fs ago a youfh named
I.... ..# ry, v1o gave his age -
...r. ... .1.i bis humu vss In Gu
.H r... l1 che proprietor Of the
..u... ..I.s aud nsksi Tor work
.... HH se-ru- az money and bad
H.. .. ..fy, aud the landlord OF
Oh. '... H'1yrI him NJ gen sral help
t-.rI I1a ss,shli4nmsnt Osfi1ey did
ra F.r. lul behaved himsets we'll, W
On ....r., when he disappeared from
u. Co.. a.. AVID hi- whsr,aboufs
e"s u.suby1. Soon after he LEFT,
's, ra. s...# ufc.uihing, Jeweiry aud
"ur money we're missing frou the
uHHs.t .be hDariCrs. Among the
ar.-- taken was "A gold pencil aud
rtH, .u. property Of lady bCNrder
N.rHH. Morton was Informed Of the
Ust a.i csterisy while passing By
E.ui"s saloon on Elm street saw
h.s m,u standing Ia the place. Toe
sA.sr 'slpyI quickly up aud running
lIs llseI, tn GoHuey's vest pocket
'oeui tbs pencil and pen. lie then
a.sel tar young man what had be,
tog. 1f t.e money and other articles.
G-tH.g confessed thai be hai made
way w'h them aud spent the money.
Aor.nl fa+aa cliprit Ia charge aui
Pacai h.I 90 'le o.!tbloss He will
10 asys-uE lp Tor trial this morning
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CITATION.

Il 'h- STATE CO EENAs-rs gile .sh.ra
y ~ nhE toleiH o. lei o. ttll - County lea e.
hsf-ia. 4 p Atu zoe D rrilg flulG4auusIf. f-ar
~ a. thiilF falt4catiur ~ THE lfaIfr. e..
sane nv I'aiit Published IA tl-e equally
e.li-1s .1f A.-F So - D. avlaas o. The feislI
cas- uff On at-ri4 lllslue iseorsr a. ~. rr.
- .Husa f-si1sil e. - un T. ala -. ~ o. a. a.
i 10 Del 70 fAe lns--i7a NrTrt. o. q llal ! a.. d
o. ali Z Q %, uuas y 90 n.iiAs. co NE tllsff
too i-rfs-f, a. iiie ely 90 is.lias. 80 ll.H
So Monday ll nse-lItsaf nan- H. 49,
i'-t J. . i.arN Q tiar o. fif.s % Hlssu a. 81
itrf iils1 sfi iil1 rsuI. alsu-t a o. go &C. "a
T. ga. rfs istil .l.talE. sa r1t-3 o. a. -..
t.a- in-wi Atasi o. p-ieD-r. lsls. $50.
f-i D. Roam. o. tl- state 81 1eaas. fI.rI
ifrA - I.Hr .IH ln HH mo vile D. CO..
iHl. O. l.f .a.- Eatl uF ri lliir o.. iss =. e.
,a4l rlaf I.aEr. SEQ col 's l.Ut sr- ia r-t.
ta' a-ENltt. liar iD ncIsu-F. lsca. 49,.
60 'ts = -. - af1.l -ullfsl ., tilaaIlff lH..s
taa rwrll t'4Ef slu.a s-itssHla-l E.zls If 80.
..f'. ..a.fl tom trI. ala tas 80 - .HI
.'t 4 Ht alfTflIru O. aIsa ntisll aTls..4f- 81. j.
.s Hnanl1uri ltr Hf- lia-- Ilau ar.
Lfni -l-rt sssr ani tar - piact ~ g., .
~ Fa. g. 81. tfel' TIE 0.--.-.iy sf4l rtaF..
~ HaT cii4.ar-gf arl ..r s .f g. orc. Il vim =.
-.-i's iae hpl.a 60 r1HfrIElr ~. That .rs
aa.t HHrHfAc - allErr HE aua.is = raf.F ....
'.1e ~, a y De- eiiei - gatiicatisu -nd -
lira.il -sl- u.i, lut have yea thea rra
il. III falv - raFf th.s "a. win sI...s
f'.oIn .isrssn' rto-ins huN guu have saf-
..ifla .isr sac
al.--ss. 81. A Haraoss. gssrs 90! Ia 4 Ii.
uly iai.i sII ssal Of saiA oflurt ~ a.. f.f5
- A-ilItas tiils lsLh dag uf November. iss7
~. 4 HAhN faDl
Ger 4 x The Disfric; t,-ri % nalias q unty.
b, II. q. JoSE,. Daslsy. ssy-is-iit--t
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CITATION.

,l.ua STATE ~ TENAs-To fbe shsrts
Il q any Csusi.ibir az Dallas county. er-.l-
io<; foa srs hsftby ccIaaasoasi that ~
ncnrrfsf'er pgtifsbed IN the cuaz.y 90 list
les, Tor Sur Se~ks pr-rluus "a the rsisrr,
day hereof, you summon ElizS Dsnshsrsy,
wnoss rckirenc- unknONo, "a - ana a.
pear before IA. District Coaft 10 D. hniiss
In and ioT ~. luEiy Of p..las, - Z . s-.lssf-
hnUss Thereof Ia lie city % DALAI. on IN u
A9sdsy "a nc7fili,er sKt iaeB ana fh-f.-
% answer The retition % lame. Z 3d.
risf in sad coori Against tlle .Aia + IA =
DansD~fty. - &. SicElr- and = n HaF-
n an, Hnd alisz.iAs Ia sat.stancs - fslluas.
tow - Thsi % TIE syth day Of O-t5is-r, ~ !.
she o-iead-s1i, Ehx. fssaxflsFIy, srseui.f
her rofe. Par able IA ~ {. -lrEls-. - i.-s.rs|r
Coz the suIn - sibo. g ee oae y-sr afisf dais.
thAh - - noie ss-s Scr is.si % SIC parrh---
"a sney fsr ~ foiloEi0< es--llhsd rs.l -
tat, io-sit- A trsct Of izrt lsfnE "a a.
ing n tls 81 y a Ntiiss. siz-ts ef Ieras. t.
q INK Il tie zr,i cflgr a. "a ~
Hasrie. a. snesS - ". =. -,-iiss
ara ". n cohsr. On tsl- f-ih d-y -
hs-rh. l..a; - 80 routii = assres .-sf.
de<rss-- cot g See. fhr - nnsfh. - lerrrC.
" a. - bet g. Cu-lFsn sfr's 4. tfssr-s sssttll
/ - ocEr.c., ys-, 81 1e-f. atrrs suail ts-tF.n
/. v.nssori. is.n spaa ti.e sns.- for ~. .sfs.-
fsfssu1 Of said uni~. nhalefrrs t.lal.fIs,
, prsys NEST Usairst said Eitza Dare
I slss for agscan, Of sa.a neir, i'.irrr.i sBa
SID ccnenf' .lra nrsn aid als--- H-r-l-
fsf mo-. - haze y.sr % n aus ihsre t..-t.,r.
<.fd rS1rs this vlst sisn ve'lr rsiarn fhs-,-
%. st.'sssiias how yoz h>Ss sK-s.isc "a.
wisscssv a iiaruoo.. ts.rrs Or ~ M.
trict Couft o. Dallas rn1nIy. tive soa-,
az e,sd ,i,s, go . ssi.l eearf N ~ 9 y
MI. W A bAasooB.
~ II, W. Jones. bspsU- ssvis aisAvs
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Monday uight last While Adam
FISHER, a farmer who resides northeast
% Voc city ou Duck creek, was return
ing lIms about dark from cotton
u''d, SOME tao miles from his resi-
ee'ef b. was Cred on with backshot
~ mau concealed 10 the bushes by
70" '1Adsile. One Of the shot tore
a'ay a phrt Of the thumb ON the
NN hand, and another took
'ur'i % his lett leg, INJECTING
heh wound. Mr.. Fisher saw
zoe man ~ he arose from a stopping
l'H"l,u aud ran Through the timber.
~ sass He recognized the,fagitive ~
"aiiars West, and yesterday came IN
/" 'oNn aud sNore out = warrant for
~ ti.e-L rnete hss been bad blood
'''"'eu fisher aud West for some
H'or and Fisher claims that West has
A'gleuuy threatened him. West "
N "1t on baud, charged With
Fipg man several years
~ "A'sh irisl Is now pending Ia the
l''sict cogri. FISHER H. fxrmiug on
'anl routed frem Mrs. West, the mother
"e'iaee, and the dlfi sulty SCENE TO
'u Sfpwr cat ~ this occupation.
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Tae sso.psl u merle.

Where there 10 SO mach rivalry a.
in the mssutAesuse OF fsmily medi-
ciaps, be who Would succeed must give
peeIrive and coo vineIng prpof al merit
This il IN sge Of Inquiry. People take
nol1hing ter graated They must knew
tho Why's apsi :. gilsre<ores,,s before
acknowledging the superiority Of ons
artistic over another Among the few
preparations that ihave stood The fesf,
those manufactured by r. ". Piesre,
n D, Of the Worlds Dispensary,
Buffalo, New York, have fef many
years betn foneino6ti The truth OF any
statement made concerning them can
be eesily sscertained, for Dr. Sage,s
Cafarrh Remedy and DIR Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery are now pres
scribed By many physicians in curing
0cstiDate eases Of catarrb and incip
fsnt consumption. The Discovery has
no equal IN caring coughs, coids, hfon-
chtsi and HesyoHs affections. Il aliays
all irritation Of the mucous mem hranA,
aida digestion. and when used With
Dr. Pfercs's Pleasant purestfve PeIiess
readily 1vsfcornes torpid iisnx and col,-
stirAflon. while The Fayorste Prpsf rim
ton isas no ftvai IN fbe fipId Of pre
pared medicine ID curing diseasxs ls,s
euIisr 70 females. II yoq wjsh e
ssog shyseff" procure > COPY 81
e" The fe1plsse Cofnfnsu Sense Medi.
cal Adviser" An ilinstrated book d
| nearly ons thsusAbd pages, adapted Il
1.-THE wants n every bod. Pricssl 50
| poseake prepaid e lkttdseas the nlknuv
! r Y. Rtescs, Buffalo, NV Y0ek.
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A short time since Mr.. Stri9 kiaud.
living near Mansfield, in Tarrant
county, bad a horse stolen from him
sheriff Moon WAS notified of the fact.
and description OF the horse given
him. Early yesterday morning "a sta
bic Keeper named Silyersteiu In sorme,i
Marshal Morton that man who CAV
his mime as Butts bad the day befare
offered him q horse for twenty FIVE
dollars, the animal being worth more
than double that SUM; that he had
offered 20 advance him FIVE dollars.
Upon being questioned by the mar
shsl, he became indignant, steutiy de-
nyfug that the horse was stoIap, at
rrst refusing TO go with hia. but
finally consented to do so, being per
suaded by q navy six. Sheriff Moon
Identified the horse "a the one answer
ing the description, and'upon looking
up Mr.. Strickland. the owner, VIII
ehnnced TO be in the ely, he at once
recognized the animal as his property
Butts was jailed.
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To lay being Thanksgiving Gay
TBR HERALD man thought yesterday
afternoon that he would at least sry to
have clean face, 10 not clear con
science, on the occasion. Therefore
be stepped into the establishment Of
= well knossn knight OF the razor
who IL also valiant and active mem-
OR Of engine company No. /. The
newspaper man sat himself in the
comfortable arm chair and the man
ipulatOr OF the lather and brush pro-
cee'ied In a most artistic abd excellent
way 10 prepare the face of the victim
for the ordeal of trying to get of
q lot of iirst cousins To hog bristies
with a dull saw.rszor.
a meeting of a newspaper reporter
and fireman the morning after a fire
is naturally n fraterpal one. Scenes
and incidents OF the previous night,
with its exciting run to the place Of
eonilagration, and the manner in
which Luke" handled his men, aud
Lee" piped his hose, had to be
talked over. The frs, serspe of the
razor had just been made and the
patient sad resigned sufferer had felt
the electric shock reach the tip OF his
tnee, when bark ire alarm was
heard. At the first sound, the barber
pricked up his ears and ceased opera
ti0ns; then when the peals became
more distinct and rapid, he dropped
hisrszor, and grabbing fire hat, darted
frantieslly out Of the door, leaving the
reporter, whose duty also it was to 20
To the fire, with q towel tightly wrap
ped around his neck aud his face Ell
veioped In a sea OF foam and latbeT.
fHE HERALD representative tore the
towel from of his neck and made for
the wash basin to clense his face,
when the. bootblack approached
and confiientially Informed him
him that the ooise, whfch sounded so
much like . fire alarm, was caused by
Colonel Bngei testing. ty' thumping
With his tiuger, this metal Of .. large
glass punch bowl he had just purchas
ed. Amer rushing around to the en-
ginc house the valiant fireman discov
cred his error, returned aud flush
ed his job with nestness and dispatch
Therefore, tois item.
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TEE sTATE OFTEN As-To IL .l,srlr 81
say ep1s'Gtir ~ Hallas county. gre
ri'ih lfE ii,sb leaf.ea = liis ciisi!ou la ss-le
f,rziT. pr pub lsteri i1 the county 81 D. =
2 - ilf isi.s Ae-E- pr.s.ugs . ti.r srtaF1
- y, -, Z. = g. - = Ll.e-- Z.
pei q ifsfc fhe nltrlcf eaafl % - luldsu
IA ug1 90 hte county 81 Dallas. ~ tna u.rurf-
housc thcreuf. IN ~ ciiy "a Dallas. on a..
tntfa no' dsy Ia aacc.natssT n-Kf. inca 49,
t.tese - ensscr tle pcs.tiog q D. =. uur-
EfA lic1 n sad CnEff h.aln-l tHr sata
g 7nfr- J. ngnu-B ana ailerinE ~ snt.frnr-
O.. soi-ossi to-Wiis Ihst pisiEuG 49, duiy
usarrird 10 defendant la shs cify 81 NssT ssf-
iia'i-. N N, Ffsfss Of l-1rlslsra o. ~ about
fanny, A D, isls, snd cununuea 10 "
win i.ienfanl - ais Wiz uufii 80 ~
1snusry foiio~tRE. TaAf caring ne f.lI~
pts.nti y a a dcisf1dnuf ssr- living sns.rff, as
a. mao ana Nife, ab-ut lane. a H.. Is7a .td
dcIendant treated riaisun with Er-af efu-I-
IT, That csfrs4cAntk freaE-tleut to.~4l.Is
yi.iniiG "a. of,gsa craeity aid vioi-ser A.
risus bofllE injury ~ she longer las-a uifs,
hiin- lhat dciencsni 1Dali-. % a.f-d an
violently drove paint ~ from h-T a..
n = home, and that since thai ne N ~
not ocen Penalties - r.fura 10 hsr irs.ri,r
nsar las she lived with him, that he EEs-s
s-id iii-tr, a'In.nt = ~ such a nature - 10
roade tlleir ing fuE-tfl-r insurpsrtzbi-.
WIS ~ fsse. pi.lDfsE prAJ- shaf defendant
be ciftC ~ anaNer f1i. TrCfl.lon. thai pain
us have judzrnrn i -s.so.rs.ig ~. rUarfl.sr
b-tWs-.u bef-e4f ana def.sndsnt as.i To- -trs'.
ofruii. ara fof general anu sp-cisi reilsf &C.
Herein iaii no., Ia; havo gol tren Aoa to-.
before said cart tnls wis. .1th yoar rrfura
ths'rsen, saO~iD- hoH yun have sk-cutsa
wiiues. ". a HarWrod, clerk OF ~. D.
met nuarf, 90 Ia las county. fslxea nriit-r
81 DALAI, thls ID DAY - soyFisl t-er, -.
cl.rk OF tho pis'riei e9,sri, Dallas oosBty.
ssgyif..itt-szf. n -1> - a. '-'9-
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sai 1aT.,.

The grea; virtue Of this rnsdioii.. g. hat ID
rip-ns toe IA sti.T EAs4d throWs "a vt - 90.
- -ieHir p1rifirs TIE tiood, aud thus s-ris a
cure.
sCEScEs SEA WE'D TJsIu 90. THE CuSE
o. pfsFEP-IA, f. DIGS los, h.rC.
The Tonic g. oduer.s a h-althy scion OF
the stomach, rrenfiag an nPgvtifp. fosmius,
ehyle, anu cut4ns the mot OTIS Ia .ts casas
Of INDIGESTION.
scRNNcKs MasDRAKE PILts. EgR THE
CUBE % LGNEE C5NrlAIrr. he.
These Fli.S ase Alternative. aai pr.l luce, q
healthy scion Of th-- u rer, srffhu-t the
lrilSt oansrr, ~ they Hfe ifee from cato -,
uno Yet mote -ri1as "a ra-fs rtur a
healthy nclufl 90 the veE-
ihsso rairs'-i,s az. e r-rfaiu cure f.r Con
sufnpttous a tht Pti usoufe r.r-a s.i4 ne
TIA, MISTER rild purin-s the D.. 0.ad . De- fal-
1F g Plts ucf H."u tAH AsFr. rf-zl. s
h'hlthy ode nLl ll-sls IN . IHf..t-+s 90.
liver Often = cansr 80 t'IU-urup-.H-. IHa
- Weed i4z r FsN.- fsfs.. t1l 20 rac D. Ir.
tu- stuuTc f fin rs srIf 49, O. ana
el Hu4cs The orr 60 ~ fpr sf-l n.nfH aHn
t4us .s.rat'- a te-.. ny circulation t.-sItlfy
tiupd- Ia criustuHl OF cffafI o. t.IsH-s SEA J.
docs, a. fsg- exp. siHrf. uiH s4r. 81. -
G 49, % Coas amp .isf., = tak-l a. fif.u Az g
ti- 80 % tue s.esslrI|4r- PR. sTra4 lf4
bf. ~f.lI.k j. j. a.t-. lsr. 10 = 80 .lfs Ff.f.
rrf on "a cusIr- ~T.t all Ar-r .rG..T =.
I "a adei liiia, r.rr, Msbdas. yFrar,- 300 I'D.
tes- r'r airi,s sili Dc aiirJ-1,i. uHKe .Iu4
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r.le.r~ ,i,ii, SI,e.., v,r,,.

1t Is very easy to give our thoughts
wings, but the trouble is that no method
has yet been perfected to give them the
most pratical direction that is possiabie
after starting them on Their. fight The
experiment. in arisl telegraphy. Prof
Loomis, claims 70 have recently made
some advances in this direction. For
some months he has been testing his
theories IN the mountainous regions of
West Virginia. and has demonstrated
TO his own satisfaction at least, that teie-
graphing without wires Is one Of the
things that can be sccorDplis ed His
manner of operating consists OF runs
mug wire up To a certain altitude,
reaching a particular current OF eiectri :
city, which he says be fonnd at various
| nights, AT any defiance aw y this same
current can be reached By sin1ilsr wire
and communication had Immediately
The professor has telegrapned TO parties
eleven miles away 10y merely sending
up kite 1T each end OF the distance q
certain height, attached TO which, in
place of the ordinary string, was fine
copper wire. When both Kites touched
the same current. communication was
had by means of the ordinary Morse in
| strument in connection with the iEstrn.
! ment invented by Prof. LOOMS In
very. short distances this cannot be made
operative, but for long distances, and
ESPECIALLY for trans oceanic telegraphing
the protector is vesy sangnine of CONS
| sete success An enthusiast who has
full faith in the future OF this discovery
says the cost Of erial telegraphy will nos
be over one cent where the other is one
thousand dollars The idea is not 4
new one. but experiments have recently
been made and are ncw being carrie>l
forward To see what there is in il.
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A6aer'ty occurred late last nigh,
AZ 'Ta IrI,rs' wagon hoiween two
e1sntvw.r, Uug named Ellis, and The
ofasinlms we iid not learn. During
iha ugIse, = man named Dicks step
pd iH'o Ysr' thp combs tants, when
ElH turned around - Stabbed him
m noe breast win aku'iei The blade
struck tna breast bcGe. indicted a
SERIOUS though NOT necessarily fatal
wound. AlU- .tabbing Dicks, Ellis,
Wh1 wa considerably under the influ-
euee oi LIQUOR. len the yard Officer
slfrhsn suon came up, and after lock ;
ing :" Ellis aShils fouud him lying
ln ibr street n was taken in charge,
,n plaee< The ealaboose. DIR. Chil
ai,s' vag-Vt~--.i in to attend 'o.eks.
sho ass resting well when our re-
pIfnr lrt.
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Yesterday evening, about 3 o'clock,
Officers Aikire and Edwards saw a
lutle hoy running down Elm street,
crying ~ though be was In great tii.
tre-e- The officers hailed him, and
ieaEned that his father, a shoemsker.
Who lives just above the Methodist
fsherDscle, being drunk. had abused
his mother. who was sick In bed, in a
most shameful manner, by cursinR
and frisbteniug her In varioas ways
The police went to the house, hu,
ound that their man wss atsent
) on, however, the drunken hnebaDd
was seeB staggering from az up street
ssleon- Comiug IN tho house. be de
mandsd 81 the officers v hat they
wanted, and began TO conduct himself
In heliiger~nt manner. picking up 9
large knife lying on n table near by.
and making lunge 1T Aikire, who
caught him and threw him on the
ground, where Officer Edward,
wrenched the knife from his hard
They carried him Of TO the calsboose
and this morning. he viii be brought
before his honor, Recorder Peak, for !
settlements u
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ryrco.NUssIAN WAR.

f5..a ruiI Sees No Usssus 40 B~pars
frst nfs neutrality the srsy OF
H...u.r .Ii Lest -xu.~fs FsSsrs -
F-,sa t.ufsSs see.
gss. November = The even
r...r.. .urI-a Bacharest advics.,
,.H.sH uaIcl P.ince Ctortseha-
30 . Engaged iu lively diplomatic
...r.ure A proposal has already
..rm.Ia f.r ~ conference on peace
.H.I...s
A.u..H. rom Vienna to the Times
H... ..f u.a- about the movements
Hu g4-ius at E1cOpAI and Or
aaaH. .ag.S 90 doubt that instead
aTa....f ff the operations Of Me
.u. aI. they have determined to
H. .t. ..u uy vigorous forward
rr. a.ru u successful, wouId
....H. . .nt altogether prevent the
Ono .r'.I effort for The relief
.. Ir.U. The only expansion
mr. H..ue, ,U's failure 70 relieve
b.. either thst most Of TIA
.... troops ar still on the Soda
.'. .ff.. Balkans, or else that the
H, nIUt is not intended 20 a..
...H .E .ra way of urchsuie at all
.... .... srsar r.ute.
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HSIUxtrls>.

have Go Iouty the trade ard TIL paBii,
gsnei ally tina; on tho sth q Asy i,.t!ot
tainec an iDi1r'tfll rom Judge = j.. Uar
ct the tOnrt "a fSni.inn p!ras fsr Ees q. q
ani county Cf tes York. asti .fI ? --fr
stylng b. Use To- Nf.dHiU,. tiuurtr.s !. ~ -
lng her from 80 It.Iir. ru-.f.r4..E "a ID
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Nels, thstt-.-. Ffrpfista1v AfIicif~. a-a
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isud-@ his en- oins n" sale 90 sac UefgatsI
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IN heF. l hRy' theT,'fl ~. TO warl he iIaee
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ToufNud HpT ~ ~ald Fra-i1rtt.C ns ~ fr.ra
usailrg IA ih-' same ing Vie c,Iiii1uar.--.
.. The SID Injunction. Nlal wiliir, l8r
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element AM Jay Tirhi - 40 risssttIf rcfrrt
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