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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-04-20
GROS S & II IC.K r. T.,
-MANUFAoTURERs or AND DEALERS N
Baskets. Collins, etc.

Gross & Nickel, Frostburg, are day OF
night
Seady to provide for the last said rite
SSt death which comes untailingly to all
Strong or weak, rich or poor, and short Or
tall
Superb Baskets and Collins claim their
care.
& ever the best you'll always find there.
Tow, this sad duty we all must confess
Es best done where it's special business.
Careful and complete are their facilities,
EanoWn and ACKNOWLEDGED their abilities.
Each thing we need they're ready to supply
HAiving--our iurnituro-or, if We die,
Undertaking our burial, they'll promptly
pay
Ncedtul attention to all our friends say.
Depending on this they will be the choice
Executors TO make the mournors rejoice.
Regarding both the dead and those who
1--we
Ehey checrtully accord all they can give,
And TO their desires do ever attend
Knowing themselves as the m0uTners' true
friend.
Even amid sorrow great joys they impart-
lGeal and truc--to the sad, leso!ate heart,
iSGdtler rs nearer tie friend with whom
We part.
gEuch as we love life, yet still We must die,
And the mystery OF the next to try.
gutbiss SAD tine our friends may do flrW0rsc
Neg!gctins to employ the nice, fine ieayse
Specially devised 10 show lawful pride
70 All the friends of the one who has
died.
F'ros4bur23, Md.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

John Bor'o!on ! ORDERED, this 7th
vs.. ~ day Of November,
His Creditors. } 1871, that john Nolto!on
give notice 10 his creditors, endorsars and
sUrctics that the second Monday in April,
1878, is fixed for the said john Bortoion
to appear in Inc Circuit Court fer Allie
gany county, to answer such in-cIroga-
tories rs HIS creditors, cndoIsegs and sure
ties may propose or allegc against HIM;
and thg,t I. copy of tli5 or,ior be Inserted
in some newspaper printed in Fro-tburg,
Md, once q week for three successive
months prior to the SAID second M0u!ay
in April, 1878, as such notice.
Test :-VHNO. LUMAN,
Jan 5.3in Clerk.
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Orders.

J.. @. F0rcsterS-Court Wineland Ran
gers, No 1855, Forcsters' Hall, Bowery St,
Albert Morgan, Secretary; meets every
Friday evening; initiation of candidates
each evening
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NRPHANS, CNuRT,

The Orphans Court of A!leganE county
holds H.. session. on Tuesday OF each week
OFFICERS.
C&ilr Jl,lfc.-Joim CouJchan,
&s&1e, atss--a} Slack, Robert Bruce.
ieysat r. q t6H@-John Rhind.
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ANga Line-A Schumacher s. Co
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
CITY POLITICS.

The Democrats of the First Ward met
last evening, at 404 w. Front street, and
nominated The following named gentle
men by reclamation, to be voted for at
the nomination election to be held on
Saturday. the oath inst:
For Council Peter b. Heusted.
lnspector-John Mitchell.
Assistant lnspector-John II. Gibbons.
:, William r. Todd is a Democratic can
qiuate Tor Council In the Ninth Ward.
bennet Hazlet, the present incumbent.
and David IL. Wells are candidates in the
Elghth Ward, and B. F. Townsend and
W.. Windish in the Second Ward.
The Republicans OF the First Ward
will hold their nomination election for
Council and Inspector at the cigar Store
OF L. j. Bennett, on Tuesday evening
next. Thomas johnson, the present in,
cumbent, is the only candidate spoken of
Tor Council. In the Sixth Ward H. w.
Downing, K. G. Moore, and Joseph N.
Pnsey have been spoken of. Caleb T..
Windle and Thomas Worrilow are spoIl-
en- of in the Third Ward.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the School
Committees of the respective 6caool Dis
tricts within this State that in conformity
with an act OF the General Assembly of
this state L have apportioned among the
several counties of tho state the clear in
come for the present year OF the fund for
establishing free schools, and have divi-
ded and distributed the share thus appor-
toned to each county and among the seve-
raj districts as follows: To each of the
districts In tho city of Wilmington, New
Castle county. one hundred and nineteen
dollars and eighty-one cents, ($l19.S1.) To
each OF the other districts. ninety -one doI-
lars and ninety-five cents, (Ssl95.) To
each of the districts in Kent county, sew
enty-one dollars and forty-seven cents,
(sTi.47.) To each of the districts In Sussex
county. fifty two dollars and thirty-seven
cents, (sS2.5.) The dividends due the dis
tricts In New Castle county are payable
at the Farmers Bank, at New Castle. To
the districts in Kent county, at the Farm.
sr's Bank. Dover. To the districts Of Sus-
sex county, at the Farmers Bank, George
town. THOS. b. GILES,
aug1-w3t Trustee of School Fund .
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
State Politics I'm 1911

The Smyrna Times says WIN. M
Bell. cashier of the National Bank OF
Smyrna, in getting away the effects Of
she Branch Bank of Smyrna at Milford
the papers, which may be interesting az
showing the prominent names that fig.
ured In the political affair of our county
seventy years ago:
Agreeable to a regulation Of the FEEDER.
al Party, entered into in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and ten, a large
and respectable number of the party met
at the house of Captain Furbee. In the
town OF Dover, on the first Monday OF
June, for the purpose of nominating a
committee to form ticket to be support
ed at the next general election. On mo.
ton, the Honorable Nicholas Ridgely
was unanimously appointed Chairman,
and Ebenezer Blackiston, Secretary
Whereupon, the following committee
was appointed:
For Duck Creek Hd.-Wm. Denny.
Geo. Cummins, David Lockwood, Ebe.
nezer Blackiston.
For Little Creek Hd-Jos. Bush, Saml
Price, Thomas Barnett.
For st. Jones' Hd-Ezekiel Anderson,
John Crockett.
For Murderkill Hd-Nicholas RIDGE
ly, Caleb Sipple, Nathaniel Smithers, Sr.
Andrew Barratt, John Clarke, of Absa-
lom, Thos. Latchem.
For Mispillion Hd-John Mitchell. DR..
James Ralstop, James Finsthwait, VIM.
Clarke, VIM. Masten, Jr
ResolUed, That the above proceedings be
publish ed and that each of the commit
tee be furnished with a COPY of the same;
and that the said committee meetat Dover
on the first Tuesday of August next.
Attest, NICHOLAS RIDGLEY, Chairman.
EBRNEZER BLACBIsToN, Secretary.
DOVER, June 3, 1911.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Peaches IN Italfimore.

Peach receipts at Baltimore yesterday
were more liberal than on any previous
day this season. They came from the
peach peninsula, from the Western
Shore, besides other sections contiguous
to Baltimore, and several carloads arriv.
ed from Ohio. Sales were easily made
at good prices to the packers. One no.
ticeable effect of the failure of the peach
crop on the peninsula has been to cause
the movement to Baltimore of peaches,
not only from all quarters where peach
trees grow, but where the cultivation of
that fruit Is only incidentally carried on.
Many of these peaches are either not
grated fruit, or else they belong to va
rieties hardly known to the regular
peach-growing sections. 1t is not the first
season that peaches have been shipped
here from Ohio. Some years ago, when
our crop was reported fhort and the Ohio
orchards bore largely, many carloads
were sent here and marketed. The con-
centration in Baltimore of the fruit-pack-
ing establishments causes this to be the
best and most steady market for peaches
in the country, especially this season,
when the demand for immediate family
consumption is very smalI.-Bah. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15

yer think the clothes were dry; did not
liouce any water running down where
Tue BODY was lying. the mans face an
peared to be lying on q stone; do not
KNOW what became of the bottle that was
Arthur Duncan, sworn:-I went to
MIS-. McCann's, after a bottle of w hiskev.
as tnere was some one sick in the honse:
Wneh went there it was about twenty
minutes OF IL o'clock; when went home
~ was li:5O; my mother was up, she said
sue was not feeling well; when went
in.o ~ rs' mcCanns man was standing
on tne steps; 1t was Michael Lally: hs
was standing on the rght-hand side: N rs.
McOann waited on me, L did not hear
any person talking in the back room: I
uiu hoI nave my conversation with her:
II she was Intoxicated she waited on me:
sne nlied the bottle from a barrel outside
vi ene par; when L went out the man was
sSt, Sune, saw man lying on Washington
street; DO not think L saw Mrs. McCann
OUT on the pavement with brick in her
nahGi when went out she had a part of
a prick IN her hand saying she was going
to shut up.
Mrs. Sarah Joyce, sworn:-I am the
lHoener OF Patrick Joyce; he went out
aiter supper last Saturday.
Mary Waugh, swern IL was at Mrs.
McCanns place on Saturday night last:
went there about 6 o'clock, and left be.
tween and Z; 1 found McClain, FIynn.
Mrs. keegan and Mrs. McCann; Jhey
were an IN the Kitchen; L went ht
INTO the kitchen, and sat down on the
s%ettee; McClain sat down by me; Mrs.
cennings oe was not there then; Collins
come In after got there; 1 spoke to him
IN the bar as L was going out; we all had
aitaS giass OF beer together; the little girl
wm1eu on us; saw Mrs. McCann behind
.ne par during the evening; ;there were
pots and Kettles en- the stove; / took a
s,ass lass Of beer with Collins; 1 left him
omt cmers ern lmmediatsly; passed right straight
that ! knew while was going out; it
YES Ws..1 not o'clock when I got out to
oons; do not remember seeing him; / do
noe remember oftrying to persuade a
man TO go home; 1 was not there at s
minutes Of l2o'clock; 1 did not see any not
overturned; did not see any grease spots
on zoe carpet; Mrs. Keegan was all right
wnen left they were allin good hnmor;
l went in after Thomas Green; Collins
was in there that night.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
A TRAGEDY BY THE ECLIPSE.
FrOmsthe GdlUeston N

&IOHeuGec oNSSSocOt A'Oeoos
An old negro in johnson county,
Texas, killed his child and then killed
himself, last Monday, during the eclipse,
while under the impression that the
world was coming to an end. He was
heard to remark that che heard the
world wa,scoming to an end that even
Ing, and 1t so, he would be so sound
asleep that GabriePs trumpet wouldn't
wake him." AT the time the eclipse
commenced he was seen to run to his
house with a hatchet in his hand. He
was followed home by negro woman
named Nancy Ellison. Just as she en-
tered the door she heard his wife scream,
and Immediately afterward she burst the
back door open and ran aero S a Gotten
field, crying. "Come on, sweet chariot !"
and wringing her hands in most pitiful
manner. Nancy rushed into the house
and found one of the children-a little
boy about ten years old, gasping in the
last throes of death. Miller had climbed
ladder which led to garret, and pre-
sently he fell from the opening in the
ceiling to the floor, corpse, with his
throat cut from ear to ear.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
EDITION.
m Time Table.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
mia: 2 90, $40, $50, $40, 800
4 m; 1881, f2.4O, 2.30, 4.30
m. On Sundays: 200. 8 10 q
"A: 2o9, 6A, q m, IL 81, IL 40
an sundays: zoe a m:
= and Washington: 1914, l 10
i95l, l2 50, 5 90. pm. Sundays
D m. cundar
.tle: s, 6 20, Q 80 a m; 1 05, 8 30 ,
unday train. "a,
vaon 4 Northern r. r.: 8 20 q
h n m; no Sunday train.
! Western r. R.: 10 20 a mis- 81
nndays: 10 80 a m.
ppIyE AT WILMINGTON.
Gamma: 12 66, s "a, 9 "a a m; II
n H. 5 IS, 45i, 8 IA. q 25, 100
ii 10 D m; on Sundays: IL 56i
f3O, 9 81, II 10 p m.
}mk: 12 Sc, 8 "a a m; IL "a, IL 81
m, IN Sundays: IL 56 a m
more: e:2ls, "A m; 1871, II 3s,
sm; on Sundays: 2 10 a m 93t
,ng,on; 2ls a m 12N, 1898,
4 m; Oh Sundays: Q u a m; 9 IL
deposit: 800 a m; no Sunday
pastle: I IS, 8 80 a m /; 1900 m;
iWp m; no Sunday trains.
,are 4. R.: $50 a In; 4 20, 6 40 p
unday trains.
Ington 4 Northern r. R.: sos,
IS D m; no Sunday trains.
ware Western X. r.: 7 56 a m
on SUNDAYS: 5000 m.
WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
4 street and Washington ave-
800, 10 80, 145 a m; 2 30. 3 30.
6,6B, 9 45, IL 80 p m; on Sun
y m; 6 OO,9 As, II 30, m.
ty. Second and Market streets:
ia N, u Is, 3 IS, 8 30, II 10 p m;
Laws: 9 80, II IS p m.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
General Johnston for Congress.

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 14.-Reports
from several of the precincts in each of
the counties composing this congrpssion-
al district Of the Democratic primaries
heid to-day for the elecaon of delegates
TO the congressional convention to be
held here on the 9th, indicate that Gen
Joseph e. Johnston has secured So dele
gates; necessary to choice in conven-
uon 79. Col. John B. Young will go into
the convention with the next highest
vote. The vote polled in the district was
unusuall small. The vote polled In this
city was 1874 out of 1000 eligible veters.
Unless all ofthe opponents of General
Johnston combine against hrm, he will
oe tne nominee OF the convention. The
greenbackers will have a candidate in
opposition to the nominee of the consel-
Vative convention, unless he shall be
committed to more liberal view ON lnfia-
uen then General Johnston.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Geographic Summary

prevent thespread of socialism
hbmitted to the German feder-
rThere have been 563 persons
insulting the Emperor Will
plutiOnary Pan-Slavism is said
hd the trouble in the Bosnian
Dissensions are reported
Herzegoyinian insurgents
iof an arrangement between
d the Porte has been agreed up
iatemenl ihaltle French Prince
nd the Princess Thyra, of Den
70 be married, is reiterated
pm Sidney, New South Wales,
( great rush Of gold-seekers to
a IS expected at an early date
POlula (Hawaii) Assembly has
$1,000 as a subsidy to the
Steamship Company for car
balls.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Brief Locals.

The coroner jury Is not through yet.
City Council in regular session this
evening.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE will be is
sued to-day.
Another excursion went to Ocean City
this morning.
Brandywine Summit camp will soon be
one of the things of the past.
Did Captain Gallagher capture the
temperance people last evening?
Teeth extracted without pain by DIR.
Gallagher, No. 1856 Market street.
Yank Adams, the great billiardist, will
be at Harding's billiard room Tomorrow
evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
GOING TO INDIANAPOLIS.

On Sunday evening, the 25th of the
present month, number of the men,
bers OF the Uniform Division, K. OF p,
OF this city will leave for indianapolis,
lnd., TO attend the meeting of the Sup
RENE Lodge of the U. S., which meets
there in annual session Oh the 27Gh inst.
Those who go from this city will be at
sent about one week.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Excursion to Cape May.

A special excursion train was run from
Reading this morning, TO this city, hav-
ing ON board number of excursionists
from that place and West Chester, on
their way to Cape May. They embarked
on the Susie 4. Mccall, at Fourth street
wharf which met the Republic in the riv-
or, and the passengers were transferred to
that steamer.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15

General News.

AiadfIe,wS, of Cleveland, Ohio,
y o. d ms stock and interests In
VI oll Company for 81 900, 900
kaylnond, president and pro.
guIal and n moral philosophy al
WIZ dIsSe' Poughkeepsle, N. Y,
AhHes, y e, Of Mississippi, son-in.
b, I Butler, has abandoned
Is now a butter and cheese
y merchant in New York.
IecIl and Geo. W. Cecil bank.
ttfS' New York, were yester-
tdn, IL bankruptcy. ! dHS Their liabil.
O0u' s-OO,OOO, assets nominal.
t5sd aaIlGnal il m,iicroscopical con-
'asa aea IN hl Indianapolis yester.
H.. Tue e, hundred u delegates from
" VI 'ne country being pres
UU uon, ueheral Howard show
now 10 only to deal with seal seal.
of !, H. nOsnles, which various
tcaIIv /: T,' iG command @lnad are now do O.
ttmane as@ent officers of the Trea.
cf 4t5s nv at IT.. Washington deny
ben rue statement that MIS-.
stiva Mve b'pllppo APPOINTED to a position o1,
\, ~ OU'eau or to any other.
o q a portable saw mill at
S,2le ~ exploded TUESDAY WI. Lii ~
tnpI"Scee' Sce' the engineer, Z. M,
ld soye, scIi e,, fatal y scalding VIM.
'0u'ly injuring James
dsi,Ssso5F ssi1SSooF, n. H., yesterday
Ee Esesoyed ssSt three blocks sIkas',aay coS.
hureL Va W UT eight stores, the
|a1 Ioncso-o Cooperation boardin9 inc
kS,GSu. and outbuildines
: ~ ~, = Insurance $1,000. -h''
psloa Sst, Il PGn On Pedro, purchased
lty, Ws. VI Brazil when he was
oosl ~ "S sent from Na-v"ao
EicI ssia ssi3.a and Josie, Can't. +
rs sipcsa sa,ed July 2. Tbc
"ucs been abandoned iat az.
lelaSsla lselsSat, a well known Nsw
nsefl Sls, !, Committed suioids Il i Sew NV
j, vsN,ais y his residence in Easy Sy
u q Sif'SS.erday SsaD morning. 1tIe He
1'les' having failed 'on on
astSa@n assS@ in \, Cincinnati, ye,ter.
9npSieaijUnta OF issuing s., 600 Setsro COO
ioal alIIdg sn5g It. the CincinniUaytGi Cincinnati
sspis5e sSsSe' the road. ooaadii'rTmhlag Tha Sdins the
tSoS.' majority in favor fay eUtaf of
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
PersOnaI.

Attorney General Pennington, who has
been in this city since Monday last, ex-
amining the witnesses who were sum.
moned before the Coroner's jury in the
Collins murder case, left for his home in
Dover, this morning. He did not ex.
press an opinion = who. the guilty par.
ties were.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
AFREE EXCURSION.

On Saturday next the p. w. & B. r. r.,
will run a free excursion train from this
city to Hareweod Park, leaving this city
at 7.l5 o'clock in the morning. The ex-
is for the benefit of the employees of the
Company and their families The City
Cornet Band will accompany the excur-
sionists. The day will be spent in dam
cling and other amusements,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
ssJust One"

Murmured he, involuntarily drawing clo-
ser to the luscious lips that smiled upon
him with such bewitchingness, while his
own quivered In agony OF expectant antic-
ipatiOn. $50 notice." replies she coolly,
to turn up your coat collar and shut the
door from the outside and when you come
again bring me a bottle OF the Blanchard
Blood and Nerve Food. Ineed 1t If have
to sit up so long with you every night.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
WILLIAM H. LEEF,
w MILLWRIGaT 4 MACHINIsT,

MI, CuDd, NBW CHS-
tie County Delaware.
Having a long and practical experience
in all the branches belonging to the build
ing and repairing OF Mill and Agricultural
machinery, would hereby solicit a share
mers.
Having power, lathes, saws, and every
facility, 1 am ready to contract for all
work In the line OF mill and agricultural
ton addressed to me at Nj. Cuba, r. o.,
will be promptly attended to.
3m-w,j june20 WA. H. LEEF
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
|cauions for To-day.

Middle Atlantic States clear
Ioudy reqtler, northeast, veering
wads, stationary temperature,
tolopsi By falling barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
THE OCEAN CITY EXCURSION

The regular weekly excursion train to
Ocean City left this morning promptly
at o'clock, having on board about one
hundred passengers, sixty-fve of whom
belonged to the Christy Senate. The
left Delmar there were about $50 passen.
gers on board.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
A "NatiOnaP Secretary Ar
rested

PITTsBURG, August 14-John 7. Duff.
secretary of the National State commit
tee and formerly secretary of the Pitts
burg water committee, was arrested to-
day at Columbiana, Ohio, on charge of
numerous burglaries at Apollo, Arm
strong county. Duff attended the Butler
County National Convention last week,
since which time he was not seen until
to-day. His wife escaped by jumping
from second-story window last week,
and is nowin the East.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
A Heavy Check.

Yesterday the City Treasurer paid over
to the Board of Public Education the sum
of $44, 1869 being the amount of school
tax collected. This is the heaviest pay
ment, that he has ever made.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
WILTON. Del. Co, NY, No

WILTON, Del. Co., N. Y, Nov. 6, 1877.
DR.. ". w. Blanchard: can recon- m end
your Blood and Nerve Food IL has helped
my nervous system more than any medi-
cine have ever taken. Ihave used two
bottles, and enclose you the money for six
bottles more MRS. ]. KILPATRICK.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GTOL EN.-A bay mare, nfteen ~
y and half hands high, no TH>
white, no shoes, nine or ten years T-N
old, spawned In one hind leg .A6
Was seen between Hare's Corner and Red
Lion, ridden by negro. $50 reward for
the arrest and conviction of the thief and
O reasonable reward for the return OF the
horse to Lobdell's office, Second and Lom-
bsrd streets, Wilmington, Del.
14-2t NEW CASTLE co. HORSE co.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Peach Shipments.

The shipment of peaches on yesterday
over the Delaware r. R. were as follows:
To jersey City. .25 car loads.
Previous shipments. ...239
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Pure Water =! Pure Water !!

HOUGHTON'S PATENT FL
TERERS
Will extract all filth and impurities from
your hYdrant water, with the greatest
rapidity. 1t can be applied to any hy-
drant. Its use Is absolutely necessary in
every family. Call and see them. 1t only
needs trial; 1t will recommend itself.
Sold only by
W. 8. WATT,
jy24-1m 10C9 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
JssurnS, General on .

n ,1td Of tif'sstmn tRifSstmastyr a Genera,
falSOnal frian5Ro rLa 5Rostoflice off,
|aSs1 \ about ttti9Gas ten aIls. will leave
SSs SS,rla Pacific cCSss. aays for Ora a Six
S,se Sssded to TitR GitF.,roe ,roeereatGitosn1,l ts Gts1,
'issSS' ssTe', e. c'eat1s 4 Foppfmn.,ss pSin,s
SsdiIasatetnl nlfiDpsftofqre iDfoo 'illadss made
'nc slope, 'ne postal
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15

The New York Herald says Miss Lou
ise Pomeroy "has added to her Shaks-
pearean repertoire a play writtin ex-
pressly for her." 1t must be by Bou-
oicault, who is entirely capable Of writ
lug "a Shakspearean play.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
eas a. asac'ion In T....

SeS 4, ssecpesd 9 pes Ito. to % cents N !,
'AS W. seeonas,a eens, !s Sugar
Aug. l3-5tdS. T.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Died..

Died.
SIMPSON.-In this city, on the 18th inst,
OF consumption, Annie L., wife of How
ard Simpson, aged 20 yrs. and IL mos.
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to meet at the house, No. go
Chestnut street, on Sa urday morning at
O'Clock. Funeral to proceed to RivervleW
cemetery at l0k O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
HUNTING FOR A CLUE .
THE COLLINS JURY
STILL AT WORK.
More Evidence Re-
ceived.
A Foolish "LittIe Joker" on
the Stand.

MRS. vAUGHAN's WHEREABOUTS ON SAT-
URDAY NIGHT-sHE SAYS SHE WENT
HOME EARLY, AND OFFICER
GIBBONS SAYS HE SAW HER
AT MIDNIGHT JOHN
GILL MAKES A GOOD
POINT FOR
HANEY,
ETCI
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15

Totalthl,s fa,