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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
sYOWEALL IN THE EAST

DERBY LINE, vt, March ia heavy snow
sorm began here this morning There 10 already over
foot Of snOw on the ground and 10 S''h i'A'inb'
SIovrpp,I March lit has been showing here
,,n.o v.stendaV morning with no signs Of ceasing.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March IL, A. m'-Durihe 'ne iNH
d eIsar weather Yesterday the movement In the bar
onoeter continued upward. The temperature ranged
between 900 and 3so, tho average (S2ie9 being s~
higher than on the corresponding day last year, ana l'
lower than on Thursday. ,, s., .A...,.,,r-
Warmer and clear weather, followed ~ nIea.o"ns
weather may De expected today In this city ana Vi
ala,lHl
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MAHOMED JAN.

CALCUTTA, March 11.-News received from
Herat announces that Mahoued jan the noted Afghan
leader drirs the ate war. has been murdered by pr
vat
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TRIRTJNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

SAsn.Euea VARIATION. IN ts ssy y en- ssas
Ths white line Representa- che
lie during hours The broken Or
indleAted % tue the0IaSsSf -
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Frank W and Sadie Wilcox Angel aged and u
az s.sp s,s ssSs Ia
BALDwIN-on Friday. March H. 1881. Of pneumonia An
drew II. Baldwin. In me $50 rear Of AIS age
on Monday. NarSh "a a. I p n.
IntermeDt at WsTertOWn, Conn
BURD-on "Wednesday March g. Clarrissa wife Of George
BTr SIC 10 T e Se : :s q q peg Ss street
Baptist church. 7thaVe. Saturday March H. at IL
Members ozark Lodge No. 49, O. O. F.. are respectfully
coRNwALL-In this city: on March T. 1851 sopa.s c.
Funeral from Zion Church. Little Neck on Sunday 18TH
daughter Of c Eizabeth Davis sSSd 10
Relatives and iesds family invited attend the
18th INST. a. 2 p. M, without further uvitanOn.
ELYIn TN. ey Thq H SSST%ns March TO- Of Dneu
P AYERS at the residence q her brother smith Ely New
burg SATURDAY a. II No. and funeral services at l;So
Relatives and trends are invited 70 attend.
GRINNELIAt Biarritz France Sunday. March6 Sarah
MinturD. widow OF Henry Gnnneh
HoUs roN-At Milwaukee Henrietta wife of Colonel d. c.
Funeral at Midtown n " Saturday at O'Clock m.
JoHNsoN-At Albany, March g. Robert l. Johnson
rom MS late resaeacs statesL, Friday. at O'Clock
1t kindly requested that no lowers should DO sent
KIMBER-At Ottawa Canada Monday. March z. Louise
General william K. strong, Of this city.
MESTRE-At Mamaroneck, N. Y, Tuesday morning March
g. Of percardits Paunna A. wife Of Joseph a. Mestre in
and friends family respectfully invited 20
attend which will be held at the Church
Of st Vincent Paul, 23-st. between 9th and TthaVeS
on FRIDAY. March IL, at 10 o'clock a. N.
MONELLOn the evening OF March ~ Greencove springs
Fla Dr. Joseph D. Mcneil
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PINCKNEY-on Friday, 18th inst. Joseph c. PtnckDey.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PoTTs-At Naples Italy, March 8 Of typhoid pneumonia
Harry OF Frederic A and Sarah breVoort
Potts aged 10 years.
RADER-on Thursday morning. TO- after short Ill.
Louis b. RAIDER, IN his 45th year
Central Presbyterian Church, oIts
near broadway, sunday. March 10, At O'Clock y. m
HEADoUA RrERs SEVENTH REGIMENT
NATIONAL GUARD, j. N. Y.
NEW.YoRK. March 10, loSlD
@ eneral ordersl
E02
Tho andaAt with the death OF Com
mlssary LOUIS b. RAIDER. OF this Regiment Ills long
fahfu and devoted tary servce part OF the history
OF the Regiment and his noble and generous qnAtes
man long cherished In pleasant remembrance oy ms
The oicers and members Regiment requested 10
attend the I'm citizens dressl &C the Central Prespy
Church 67hst near BtcAdway On SUNDAY 'no iotn
AdatanS Bacon and ouartermaster weed Of the Regt
mental Leutenante AIDofy ana CAr11gt0n OF COM
and Sergeant Major CoveD aud Commiss sergeant
Clark Of the Non-eommisSonee etan &e doeAed " act
IN order Of Colonel EMMoNs CLARK.
tomciall Adutaut.
ROOT-On In Mexico, Albert b. OF the late
Shertd Root Of PittSdeld. Mass.
UNDERWooD-Sudden emily, the 7th inst. Elizabeth Scho
held beloved wife OF the Rev. Amon Under"ood OF NV
mgton. NewJersey.
VAN sLYCK-on Friday, March IL, Laura ST., daughter Of
William II. and Lucy Van Slyck
Funeral services house. 1871 Madison Sunday.
InterSent At Vaistie N. Y, on Tuesday'neIt
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5pefldi Notites
About Ourselves.

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On Saturday the 10th Of March. THE REAL ESTATE
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DIED.

All notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wita fsu
name and address.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08

AALkSNEN WANIED FDI, THLShT,p
~ et Nursery STOCK, Ont wages. No
experience noee'Fary. ANY live ac'ivs man
c&n su'caco. hdGFssE ora. u SJnTE.
an &,'h 81, West pa34dGlpl!a, Pa.
laH6i3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
V.nenl l.SmklNlA,

"'That Bills OF Nina 20 Go to the
Opera Bouse on Sunday, the 18th In
stant, and hear Rev. Geo. 4. kramer
State Treasurer Robert j. Reynolds
was in the city last night, and present
for time at the session Of Council.
A handsom frame, containing 8 pic
ture of Ollie Moody, was presented To
the Fame Hose Company, last evening"
by some friends.
The REPUBLICAN, returns thanks 10
the Shields Library Association for
beautiful programme, similar to those
given at their last ball.
Philip Il. Wood, druggist, at Tenth
and Market streets, who has recently
bsen married, was rendered acalatAum
plan serenais last night.
The regular monthly meeting OF th'
Wilmington Typographical Union vii
b held this evening, in che silvel
Building, at 7 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCz, corner Of
Eighth and Washington. Rev A. n. keig.
win, pastor. Preaching at 1879 AIN. I, 20 D. m
by Kew. hos. Love Springer. AL cordially
welcome.
UNITARIAN CHURCH, West street above sth.
Rev j. M. ". Trdu, pastor. Seyice at II
q. m. Sunday school at $50 y. II. Seats free.
ALI are invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Earnum COntradIets Irut IN.

Chairman Barnum OF the National
Democratic Committee, who is now IN
Washington said on Thursday that
the letter of the New York Truth to
General Garfield, saying that the paper
was deceived into publishing the
Morey letter by members Of that com
mittee, was entirely false. Said he:
"No member Of the committee knew
what the letter was until II was pub
lished. We did hear that Trnth had
letter-a free trade letter-snd sent p
member OF the committee to see about
it. The editor refused to show it or
even tell what it was, sud the neX'
morning he published it. The first
that any member of The COMMITTEES evei
saw Of It was when the letter appeared
in Truth"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
A manaso.a = Memorial.

Z. c. Fraim. B.q., has juSt oomple,-
cd . very handsome memorial In msm-
ory Of Theodore ?. Miller, killed by the
explosion on . tug boat some two
weeks age. The Ivy leaves all perfect
ly formed and the name ''Priendsbip's
Offering" executed with rare artistic
skill. The centre enclosed with .
finely worked inscription containing 4
seriptural quotation and the birth and
death OF the dsceased.
the inscription 10 enclosed In ivy
leaves, spaces In the border contain the
names Of the members OF the Sparks
Senate OF which the deceased was also
a member. The whole Is 10 b. photo.
graphed and the original preserved in
the Senate.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Am uaeMoHtA.

On next Tuesday evening Alrich &
ParslOes combination will play "My
Partner" here: "My Partner" is Re
marksble for the consistency OF It's
story, tho brightness Of its dialogue,
tue force Of its dramatic situations aud
tho keen humor OF Its comedy. As a
Pressptahle play "My Partner" is NOGe
the worss for this; on the contrary, the
hslffamiliar characters vii! materially
advance its popularity.
The Harrison's Musical Comedy Com
Pauy, consisting of Miss Alice Harrison,
Mr., Lcuis Harrison, Mr.. L. Z. Graham
(fofmsrly OF COlvill4 party) Miss Car
rie Dauiels, MIR. W. Il. Thompson,
Miss Threse Wood, AR. Il. Warren
SEQ, CASTOR and Mr.. c. Lacey, under
the management Of ", W. Hanley, ap,
pears Wednesday evening 18th inst, il
their new eccentric musical comedy
"Photos," e." written by B. i. WoOlf, au
thor Of mighty Dollar"
We will have Humpty Dumpty here
on next Friday, l4,h inst. Admission
will be 25 and 50 cents, 10 reserved
seats. An exchange speake OF it as
follows: "Humpty Dnmpty cracked
the shel! Tnd came t)rtl to the great
delight OF large and apPreciative au.
di5ace at the Academy last evening
GrilLaldi, the cloBn, i3 worthy Of all
the prsise which La8 btau be7tOEp
upon him. Miss Sophie Ravcl, who
took the part of tAe Coiumhne, Is
graceful Lnd winsOme, and pleased The
audience immensely. TIE psrt0ru
ancs as a Whole, gave great satl5tsc-
ton"
Dlprez & BsDedict's mnstrels will
DO here on Weintsiay evening, 18Th
inst.
George S. knight, in OTTO, will b. the
sttreation on the 18th inst.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Madame RoE.,s Concert.

Nobody need cara whether Sara came
Or not, 80 long ~ MINNIE. Marie Roze
and her splendid troupe Is coming to
Wilmington. The is said to be the
best singer in America since Minnie
Hawk left and wen. to Europe. The
rsssrv.d d seats for her concert will be
81, and = single admission rs cents,
bat by purchasing season ticket for
the whole Diamond course, including
three lectures from three OF
the leading lectures OF ths day, one
select reading evening, Madame Roze's
concert, the whola cost will only be
1850 TIE sale of tickets will com
mence on the l4th inst and the Hrst
lecture of tbe course will be delivered
by Rev. c. II. Fowler on the 27ta.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Alice carey G,Gersry %Dcis.y.

This society held It's fret meeting at
the Wilmingtou Academy, y.r'criay
afternoon, and elected the io!iowlus
officers
sscrstary-V!o,a Lit2caberg.
Tressu'er--Nellie Iiasfon.
Aptiquarian--Carrie Lisbermau.
SergeSpt,Gt Grms--Frank Vernon.
Cfitic-hits Clara Crsbb.
Committee-Elmsr Jones, Joseph s.
Simms and Charles s. Wood.
This 6oe!ety conSists Of 2G little boys
and girls from 8 10 II years OF age.
They will hold monthly meetings for
improvement in declsmatioLs, readings,
miscellaneous question, manners and
general instruction in moral lessons.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
AIpha a RSta Literary soei,

At 4 regular meeting Of the !
e., At the Wilmington Acadeu
terday, the following officer
elected:
President, John b. Brown
first vice president, May J. 7
city; second vice president, S
Lolland, Christian; third vic.
dent, Penrose K. Tsllsy, Bran
I'D ; recording Secretary, Hi
Green, Yorklyn; hnaumal sec
Anna A. Easanks, city; ire
Cillie a. Blizzard, city; lit
Sallis T. Lgnaud, Christiaua;
ing librarian, May J. Taggsr'
SarEeAnt at-Arms, Charles N.
South ChriEtiana HID Organi5t
PoWick, oity; city, James II.
COMMITTEES, Mary poSiok, city;
Reynolds, Newark, and HaIy 7
sou, CentTGVille.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
DANJU ILAN LRS.

Ra'ie for . Professional BANJO NJ the
cigar storc 0. Jos. LCVett, s0g W. SrcOod ST.,
n Saturday evening, Jan. 8, 1T o'riocn
Tickets, ~ cortS. Rrs4t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
The Rnrnar., ,A.spo,n,Inn.

The annual meeting and election Of
the Farmers Association OF New Castle
county for the recovery Of stolen
horses was held this morning, vi en-
the following officers were chosen
President-W. ?. Richardson.
Vice Prssident-Richard Jackson.
Secretary-J. II. hofIecker, sr'
D!rectors-A. Hollingsworth, w. 4,
Derickson, L. Alrich, D. N. Mccoy,
R. l. Armstrong, Thomas White, X.
SaiterthwAit, Jason Davis, Il. Morrison
and John Jordan.
No Losses have occurred during the
year. The financial condition iG good
aud much interest ia taken in the As.
sooistiOn by the members.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Marker Wax ON Robbed.

". Richie, who lives on the Mary
land line near Newark, come to market
last night, and took pos ton at the
cnrb on King street above Fourth
When he came to open his wagon this
morning he foand that some person
Who had no basiness was there before
him and had carried OF four pair OF
chickens, s dozen eggs, IA pounds OF
butter, " quarts OF dried apples, and
d number Of other articles. Very little
WAS lett for Mr.. Richie to self, Int he
IS not much in favor OF hat kind oi
partnership work.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
An Expressive HosoinlIou.

At the request 0! 4 member Of the
Hastings' Guards the last resolution in
the engrossed list, presented to them
BY the Harmony Legion, is published
10 day. 1t is as folloas Resolved
that through the Hastings Guards The
thanks ofHsrmony Legion ara hereby
rtturaed to The citizeus Of Wilmington
irrespective OF party, for the kind
feeling maintained toward our orqani.
2stion during the procession and for
the appreCiatian Of the fact tina! the
Harmony Legion 10 n lan-abldiug Or
BAnizstion; advocating aud uphol!iug
tie grsat prlnciples OF the Republican
party, which guarantees to sill citizens
Of the United slatea frsedom OF speech,
freedom OF thought, aud freedom Of &C.
iion,n
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
DEAYHH,

| IINN,--Suddenly, on the 9Th instant
| .Innn tInT,in the And yg8r Of htg'ay,.
| The relaNYes and tTltndS are rgspecttu,ly
| invited 20 attend the tuneral from his yai,
| tesidence ro, 900 Pine gJroet oa SUNDAY nj
! tcIncon, at 2 C'ClOGk intermCut at new
5tathtdial }CMet2rJ.
LENDER1lAN.-On tha 9TH ingtRn. Clara
| daugh'er 81 Isaac LCndcrLaL. in tao !atn
year Of her age.
| Relatives ana friends arc invited h at.
| ana nor iuneraI nom the residouCo Of me-
| brother, Lewis W. heHdCyman. 40. Gys Nest
Fourth -tra5t,On SuTd ~ IN trnirg 10 lRa,t Il
The house at len O'Clock. lnter.ln. al Nov.
| NIX Union Uem,tery
ASLEEP in Jesus'
| iDJNN.-On tho 5th instant. John Dunn in
the i4th year Oi his age.
The relatives and trends arc rsgrnctivIIy
ingitcd 10 Oattend the funeral ir d hi{ late .as
idenCe at Augustine Milla, on iNundly a fnr.
| no n. at O'Clock, tOpr0ceGd t. ST. .Toseph's
Cenetery.
MITO HELT..--Ou the 7th Instant. lydia
A., wife Of william M!:2hcl.. N the 3BtE
year OF her age.
Relatives ana IF ends re iavited to attend
the funeral from Tho resdsnce Of her nus.
Dahd, 8ls Pop!ar ST., on Monday the 10th, TO
leave the house al Il clyCk, to proceed To
Mt. Lebanon.
"gonc bnt no. orgotten."
LACY. On the 7th in9,ant,, Anna Laov
aged b1 years.
Tho friends OF the family are Respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her s0n.in.law, James Mc(frath
No. 307 Maryland Avenue. on Mondav
mo ming, at $50. High mass at st, Paul =
church. Iniernsnt az new Cathedra! Gem.
eteIy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
EIkIon q Aidd,etown IL. II.

The Cecil Whig saya:--It Is now
thought that tue necessary amount Oi
subscriptions needed in addition to
that secured from the State 70 build the
Elkton and MiddlstOwR railroad " i'll bs
obtained, mainly in Baltimore. The
matter is being pushed there, and sab.
scriptiOn books are beiLg opened by
the Board OF Trade, Corn Exchange,
&c. The enterprise is in good hands,
aud We confidently expect to bee work
under way within ths year.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
IDIun'a JuTup IEu.

i. N. Sergeant the engineer
Baltimore &Ad Ohio train the.
the side OF tie iIeiGht train o,
vile ye6trrd.y morning, callel
REPUBLICAN Office tO-dsy 10 say
information OF taa Morning Ne
he and the fireman jEmped (
engine when the collision
was Incorrect. Mr.. Sergeant 81
both stuck at their posts, and
SAYS he vas running on sched;
and 10 faster thai usual.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Coo that Needed,

Two barSea. the Loties and PR,
Bloom, the former loaded with so,
for George W. Bash Il Son, Anl
latter for the pnsey l. Jones Coni
arrived yesterday from Baltino"
Delaware City and the CheBapr'i
Delaware canal.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
POpEIar keTIn0IIS

The ff!h OF the coursa OF p
sermons under the auspices 0,
NJ. c. U., will be preached in ts'
Presbyterian Church, to-morroT
day. evening by the Rsv. +. y.
SubjeCt--"Revisw Of Robt. Iug'
Speech. " Young men arc esrp.s
q'IeStcd 10 attend. Seats Free.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
k4.aIDRLLlnk.

There will be u reoPsnipg Of Il
day School at st. Paui'S NJ. L,
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'aloci
dresses will 10 made BY Or. Aa
the PSstor DR.. Caldwell, also Q;
terestiug exercises. The room
been painted and frescoed saI ?
q handsome appearance.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
A 6nalI Accident.

A hot journal cGuGed the left wheel
of the front truck Of engine No. "a,
drawing tbs b. K o. and p. & L. north
bound eApresS, TO break of at Water
end French streets about noon 5ester-
day. No further damage occurred sa
the engine was only running at the
rate o! miles an hour and was soon
stopped.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
personal.

Dir. Vim. NJ. KennSrd, Of the firm OF
kennard 4 Co., accompanied by Mr.
Mitchell Hebb his head salesmsp
bought the largest bill Of carpets, Fri.
day, IN Philad,lphia, that they have
ever had In their large dry goods
house.
Doctor Springer and lady, where
doing np Wsnsmaker's grand depot on
FRIDAY.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08

TNHE NUMERCU INVENTIONS OF
i Edisoa, Keely and other distin. uls he'd
persOns are tnjgni hcar comp pared with the
Invention OF DK V. Y. 5 fONE, the inven-
ter OF "ApePsi.!' one is a scientific improve
mert, the Otnar u science to save life.
Never before s)ECC tao foundation Of the
wor d has medcltr been placed b9lore the
public on It's rure Mef!t First because it
claims to cure on y Il certain disease instead
otnIty as others do, and FURNISHES high pr0yf
that 1t does this Second, il Is a compound
oi one Of our beat phys clans and surgeons.
who made dyspepsia a speciality og ten years
with rev 'rd 0 tha oaly spectac ever placed
before the people. 3htrd, because our best
physicians prescribe 1t for their Gyrpsy lc
patients, as Dr. amIej Adams Of Ne. York
city says, | AN happy to say that tie cure
Tor that tearibc disease dyspepsia has nc
last been found in your APE pSja," and BE-.
lievs it is your duty to put it before the pub.
lie.
Reader, have you dyspepsia, II so don't
fail tD yet u bottle Of "Apepsia," :" and rs you
value your health end lite, take nothing else
Prics per bottle, sl.OO. For sale by al
druggists. ian5.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
n1fHcull N~viKattOu

A barkentlne to be loaded q
wharf u the Diamond State Iron
pany came up the creek to-day
great trouble. The powerful To
brough!h her up. She is the frs;
to CONS into Wilmington for t.
two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
A New Cannon

A meeting will pe held at I
vile, CbristiapR Hundred, on
day afternoon, the 18th inst,
purpos' of organizing q Live 81.
sural Co. DR.. J. II. ChandL''
OF the leaders In the movement
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
! Eainh ss0re s)UEcrrx

AT n" annual meeting of tho Fame
dose Company, last evening, the follow,
Ing officers ware elected:
Presideut--John V. Cbristy.
Vice e'Presitent--J. G. WirgIeswortb
Srcrs.ary---Fre ierick Bush.
Traasuror-James c. Aiken.
Tru4teeg-W!!liam MvCrea, AIbip
TownsIey, John Hazel.
Directors-William Whitcraft, Chas.
Foselbacher, William Gamble, Lewis
Cross, Al. Bar, Hugo +. Bordou.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
M MAkRlAIAEa A

CRAWFORD -BENNErF. On Jan. o,h
1871, at !ho Lower BraaiyWia3 MInsn, by
the Rev. Robt. Graham OF Greanv'llg.
George II. Crawford, AMI Salue E. Ben
mott, Doth Of this city.
HANNA-HILYARD.-At Newport NJ.
L. parsonage, on the I'D ult.. by Rev. i
u. h!gg. John II. Hanna anl susie Hi
yatd, al VI Newport, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
S0rDneF Ns CeulrSN

The Coroner yesterday wenl
treviIle ard investigated The
the death Of colcred child. ~
Jonas DeIaplsin-'s place I"'
died Of cor WILSON'S and III iD4l'
UNNECESSARY.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
Masonic BsusaeisI AssocI0t

The receipts Of the society
year amounted 10 S532.lO; O.
tnrss, 5Jo6 %. The pTesen. t
ship is ITS, the ineresss since +
rcp.n having beon az. The :
GERS are
Preeideut-J0hn ?. Almond.
Vice Presidept--Jamss II. Pr.
Secretary-Thomss J. Lawson
Treasurer--Frank A. Taylor.
Direstors--Jshn p. Allmori
Lawson, James Scott, James Il,
James BDglinton, q. NJ. Calls.
Taylor, George y, Young, d.
Wales, J. A. Price, s. R.
son, Frank A. Taylor, s. II. 7
Wilmington; Wm. Herbert, New
X. T. lockwood, Niddlstogn, s.
derson, Dover; q. A. Wink; smy
D. Evans, smyrna; J. w, Il. v
Newport; J. N. Braskin, Newp,
W. Williams, Newark.
Trustses-Dr. J. +. Wales,
Yonsg, q. n. Gallagher.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
ADBDi.lspo PNVHtelap

The Wilmington x Northern Rail
road Company have appointed Dr.Og!e
10 he th3ir physician and Surgeon for
Wilmington and the lower end Of the
road. Ibe appointment is good one,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-08
In conaenn4nce Of the re,oL

Iu consequence Of the re'Gp': :
the st. Paul's NJ. X. Churaa
School, tomorrow afternoon Wv i.
be no morning session OF tue f', .,
John Berling, the fsemeD o. -, !
aware train, Who received J
though not dangerous lDlnr''SS., q!
doiug well at his homo, NO. .,b JI
lar street. lie drew his mop'
on the day Of the accident, anu n
all, along with his ve't. wnsD at
lisiou came. The railroad W.
will make good his LOSE