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ELECTRICITY.
The Marvellous Electrical Exhibition
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| The Marvellous Electrical Exhibition
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spsctni corr.pondrnre ot The chedoo Tribune.
LONDON, EnR., Sept. o0.-Frnuklim, when
III f'otltlon. lived on Craven street, III llousu
npposit my windows Dirng Ills early toy-
that every onu of Its houscl,olders should,
butwec1l tic hours Ut q mil II III the evening,
! hung ont n light beforu h1s dwelling. Now
tho tll0r0,lglifnrcs Of this mighty metropolis
md tic bridges oyer the Thames are BRILL
inntly Illuminated with electricity,wlich the
grent philosopher tlrew from the clouds.
T'llls has tappsnetl In tho faco Of tho tnten-
cd nncompltinentary rcnort, " NGitler Ras
| nor sunlight, hut moonlight" which wns
made by tho committee dispatched to Paris
two years a9o BY thu conservative London
gas companies which had for tl,rcc-uuartcra
Of century enjoyed q most valuable mo-
| nololy.
lii tho lovely Vale Of CEa,nouny, Inst SUM-
nler, Witnessed Must sublime display Of
zIgznE llRl,tntngs art,und tho snow-clad
pcnis OF Mt. B'anc. At
TltK EIEcrn1cAL EXHIBITION IN rAlsfs
saw this salne terrlbtu force OF Nnturc in
manitoba and beautiful subtecton to the
wants Of humanity. Tho enthusiastic
French, charmed by tho oxccltcnclcs of cleo
triutty, have lnade her Empress In repub-
| lican paris. However poeticnl or faIry-iko
the prophecies Of hopeful Inventors mny
llssyo seemed, nil they liaya promised COLI
cernnR electricity, md more, will be realized
T., III, j,,,,o fr+,r, tr,,L,, ,,at,1,.,,
~ ,s.e 1,ei!'l'oul"toi iu,ule' Anc"oy e,octf!e!ty
carries voice AMI tlostght around tile globe,
Wnrjla t1s Of coming i}rcs fnsllrcs s1fe rni1-
wav.tror,, i1t,ts nu,. Io,wn. nv, etrnnt. o.,,,
blows up our eneiny's SLIPS. AS the result
| of p,tent wears uf toll III laboratories
| thrn,,rho,tt tha c,vtjlyoI ,vor1l thosa irva.'
lHl"u6t'nat eae cis''Hasl "ofit'. tlleSe !uven-
| tons and discoveries, gathered together In II
| n fnr,,s Will ennh,e snfantiuta anil tuvopfnr.
| Ia iu,Iuo how fnr tl,a raw urtrnrn hna hon,,
onrr1nd u,,tnt coor,a ii,.a,,, ~ r.n,,,.,e,,t-,.
~ ~, 'itu ""'1'1 oSo"io tAc'5 !" Ac'oAut1oAlse
tho world.
-, ,re .n,,,,s ,,ss,' -. '.,sa .
~ lt''it-cuf takeS YOU III sieeu OF tett in1les
per hour from tho Place tlo Ia COncorde to
THE rAr.a1s M 1,,1ynt;srl.rE.
~, +,,, ,.o,.f - 49,. h,,a,,1;...s n", '.,'
| Inxn arc lights with ret1ectors. which
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"Quack Nostruui F." Il term not 1t all IZblps-
,l9 to Dt. Bulls CouYn Syrup.
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THE CALL TODAY.

THE CALL TODAY.
JupnE l}LoD0err-In Ghnlnburs.
APPELLATE COunr-Nu court.
JUDGE GAnx-sIotions.
1uuaE SNITIt-pcromptory cali of motions for
new trlR1 In Nos. !, 49, and a,50J.
Jup1E Observation-Disclosures.
JupaE EASTmoNY-roremptorv call Of motions
for now trial In Nos, 1918, i,4.sD, 4,blJt 3,gl6.
Iunuk kGAltpNEn-DlvuEc1 cases.
JUNE lsO0EL.s-tluttons for new trial.
Jun0E ADMINISTRATIONS.
JUnOE liAWkA-N0 court
1Un0R TuLxr-DofuuIt divorce cases.
JuDuE ADMINISTRATIONS.
JUDGE Observation-Disclosures Ut prisoners
and motions.
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Create healtY appetite. prevent Inalasla1 Dis
'aAes, by uslpg Browns lrpa Htlters.
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A Etlea tor tho Pig.

the present condition Of swine In tho list of
llyD stock Is unlpsrryctl. The rp-
suit of Jlltl1enus bree.ting and Roml curo
Is n pr.nt,ict Of w1,ulrsonlt, l,urk lit for thu
most fitstldUus tastc. II llAs been tho rulu
to igiloru tic riRltfui position Ut tho humble
pig nilll IN generally rclegAto mini 10 Il cn1ntt-
t,0N where lle becomes simply the fnrtn scav-
ctlHcr When other stuck flas beGll allowed
to rat MI that is nutritious in n field, ur Inns
exhausted the contents nf q cnr,-crlh, ti,p
swine arc turned In IL rat .lp thu ,rG'I,an*.
mud To ,ntnglo with t4tls REFUSE the
as ;ssase % left n by "'y Y. esss sc FS,'aa ,I,t Z,
reIIow- -candaatcs FIR tho tnarIfct, II tho tnrn,-
or h.s at,ytnluE Hbunt bis premises which no
other class Of stock will tnltch. ueca!lsu of It's
rcp,ltsvu EhNrNctUr. tho swbtc 1tro GAletl urnn
to rcKl!lo themselves With tho ll,isavory ,noss.
Whulu dr,vcs Of swlnu aru fed In this way for
n q d,Sp SsTy yer aa v st s1SrS El
ai,d t Hct MI the at1l possible. they arc stuffed
with decent fue'i md caltcti cor1,-tei1 hugs. Tho
nrcvlous 70 this time. aid .io anfotttnnaio
"scnvcitger coca to the block or phckln1-
l,oaees fl s!toHother t!,o 'unny instances With
nblo rcnt,ares which nre tho result
sare wtlcsoa % % pork e'9!s,'t clo",nssg and xoi
w,' csutnc feed nro necossAry. aud tho arpn rent
curelcancss III preparing swine fur the nurkot IL,
,nnlnont thoy nre wcal,esl sl.ouil 10 a'!ortirt!
cleaH pens KtMHi nlry runWnyt, nnd fecsl that fs
snneanMR bGstcr M ha' tl,o rst'iss of an oep%. r.
bus!nexs upon thia principle IL tho 1int. whD se-
cures The best prices and makes for hlsnsof an
american Fork III Europe.
Tile DppIsitiOm 10 American pork III
France, termu,,y, md Switzerland IL daily
herplnit1v mara rlrDiluiicrfl hut ny thinking
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piled in thcir Bevorul governmental depart
torpedn. motors aid novo instrn1s.stts.ono is; u
which s'x opel1tota scild printed messages ever
stnKlS wlro-all Interest large groups Of visit
naulotnetor plAoed in q fult.slzo car.
was much interested by
THE ANDu0Us EXPERIMENTS
.nado by 81. Felix, Of sonluire. as applied to
agriculture ami work In his large sugar factory,
llu harnesses elOctr11lty for blowing, working
rooss i.tS liz wSrts ArSa ,i.n siso,ra,y viii vii.
n inxly drttls s, Wa eSts s, tbS soif l.stans With
oe appe, he
asss 10 works snd aauliy t oas: rs.os I'D an sne
lIllur tho soA butweon Culais and Dover, SWAll
motors no!soles'y dr!to tnaah!Hcs fur sewing.
seon sruat vaslt1los Of .esphonss, miorop1epss @ c
ph0tophones, a&s4 eitctrl1 clocks.
Fronl tue outset the stuil!uus and methodtcal
bus exGeeu 10 thls now science. "a 10 illustrated
Wy the HISTORICAL APPARATUS OF unuss, We0er,
htomhol. md OAus. Quitu naturAtly tlIoy hGve
tuaol,lng. Prominently oil d par in tis uuTs @
tuan section stuod their victorious wtlr-uuxia
saa gI!aea bust . ot 1srmania !. Tas not y .o
sys!cln Ut Aisaco and Lorralne.
Mush lntarest was takon iu tho exhibits Of
Anstria especially TINT made by tho sato Hall
Level. CROSSINGS ARE MADE PERFECTLY
HAFE
for tho public by an Ingenious application Of
STALLION hsst warns the pultIc Ut IN approachtp9
train by settiax ~ eleotrlo bell IN motion. 4
plain aI bar r. o. ,. ,Mo1a. connterpoIsed " u heayy
carraKo-way. Hy al.other device tue conIuett,r
oicetriu bci,. Il sho near sppsuaca M t. sutton,
IT, napG sse u sey S Ths
viii arouse blu il tins to sass the 1rsIn. D''''
Spain, like Russia aud tt&ly, eaAlly perm lts
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.RadNay'S Regulating Pills!

Perfect pSrgntfves. Soothing Aperdenss: Aes
Without J'afM, AttraU9 {felta1{o und
Natural ii T|tsfr OptrutloN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
Bethel Springs, Tenn.

II. w. TATU1f.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
ereat Names.

Jennie Lind was famed as a vocal
list, Henry Ward Beecher as a minis
ter, Budd Doble as the driver OF
Goldsmith Maid was known the coun-
try over, bat one ether name attract
cd as much or more attention, and
together with the title Of Doctor pre-
fixed should read DR.. BIarshall's
Lung Syrup, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. As an ex.
pectorant for Consumption, it IS IN.
exeeiied, and stands without rival
for above diseases. Reader, we only
ask a trial OF one bottle to convincc
you that we speak the truth. Tria
bottles free. Regular size 81. Fol
sale by MOORE & HARVEY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
ayers
and Consumption.

lie -cpu;ationit has attained, in Consequence Of
,e marvellous cures it has produced during tire
,rhnlr >eni;iy, is a sufficient assurance 10 iho
hir ihai il VIII continue 10 realize the happicst
uts THAI ran beaesired. In almost every
-tinH of cotmtty- there are persons, publicly
.own,wl.. have been restored from alarming and
en- desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use
Imhohavc tiled il, acknowledge its superiority;
ri where - virtues arc known, no one hesiiates
to what medicine TO employ TO relieve the dis
rs and sufIcriag peculiar to pulmonary anee-
ms. CHERRY ELECTORAL always affords in
mt relief, and performs rapid cures Of the
bier varieties ofbronchiaI disorder, wen rs
mare formidable diseases Of the lungs.
as safeguard TO children, amid the distress
.li~ca-c- which beset iae Throat and Chest of
"lhood, 1t is invaIuablei for, BY its timely use,
.ittudrs arc rescued and restored 10 health.
Gi, ine'line gains friends at every trial, as
It H. constantly producing are too re-
.alc be Forgotten. so family should be
a"nt 1t, in'l lose who have once used it
mNu
..n.arnt Phy-rri1n~ throughout the country
.-r,hc II, ami Ciergymca often recommend it
the:r know e.!se of its elects.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
Humorous.
Way Thay Called Hia Lawyer.

In a Mississippi court. n colored
man'sued neighoor FOR damages for
killing his dog. Colonel NJ, defend
ants lawyer, called Sam Porke, a col
ored gent, to prove that the dog was a
worthless cur, for whose destruction nc
damage ought to be RECEIVED.
Colonel M.-Sam, did you know thi.
dog?
Sam-''Yes, sab, I wer' pussonall,
acquainted wild dat dog"
'Wel, tell the jury what sort of &
dog he was.
He wer big yaller dog
What was he good for?"
"Well, he wouldn't hunt; he would
MT do no gyard duty; he jeS lay roun
an eat. Dat make 'em call him VIVA
dey did"
Well, sir, what did they call him?
'DeY called him Lawyer, sab.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
This is not the worst OF it!

Material and labor are still going up Immense
strikes among piano makers are in progress Manu-
fa,.turcrs are months behind orders Americas
factories can't supply haf tho pianos wanted.
Large advances arc yet TO come
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CheaD,

will have here, next weeI-, a full
car load Of the welI-known Joseph
Murphy Wagons Of St. Louis. All
sizes, either with or without Brake and
seats, which / will sell at Factory pri-
ces, freight added, and by getting in
car load lots, the reduction in freight
enable me to sell at prices that defy
competition. Those in need Of wlg-
ons are requested to give me a
trial
Respectfully,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
BetheI oprngs, Tenn.
E9Ba!Fs4a Maseais Maa and Female
IN STTTUTE.
HENDERSON, TENN

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. The work
is distributed among them in the hest colleges.
usual cOurs of instruction, Anglo Saxon, Old
English, and modern cls4sics being added 10 give
depth to English scholarship. Lectures Physi-
ClOgy and Hygiene by DIR. w J. Crook, special lee
lures given TO the young ladies and the Young gen
tlenen separately. No extra charge for Latin,
Greek, German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus TO
illustrate the subjects of Natural Science; well
mRrged, neately printed monthly magazine a
library aud reading room three literary societies.
Music Painting, Drawing, Calsthenics.-theSe are
some OF the advantages of the Institute. Churcl ~
Sunday-schOos, daily mails and the telegraph line,
ahscnc of vice, some Of the benefits in the
community. For catalogue write To }. B nman or
@. NJ. Savage tall September then to \. p Hackett
Secretary Of Faculty. Aft.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Dealh's Weekly lAaryo ost

During the week ending Saturday,
August 18th, there were 70 deaths in
Wilmington OF these Is were born in
the Uni ed States, and were of foreign
birth; Is we're male and IA female; %
were white ard black 5 were under
l year; six from to 8; two from 8 to
10; three from 10 to 20; two from 90 to
80; four tom 30 to ~; one from 40 to
80; two from so to TO; one from % to
TO; three IRON 70 to 80 One died in
the almAhouse and the coroner investi-
gated two cases.
By w,rds the deaths were as fellows !:
First, 4; Second, 7; Third, 2: Fourth,
o; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 4; Seventh, o; Eighth
4; Ninth, /; .entn, .; Eleventh, l.
Five deaths oc ;urred fro IL smsiI-pcx
one at the hospital and four n to y n.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
CiNelnnati'S Reform Mayor Aek'
lug n RArlasAn Police fOrc1

A special despatch from Cincinnati,
O.. SAYS: Mayor Means, the Delnocratlr
reform Mayor of this city, who was
elected last sprin, by tho aid Of the
religious and temperance people under
a promise TO effect great reforms, is now
tnsiiy e-gaged in reorganiziny the
polics force. The purpose is TO make it
etfc ent for the Democrats during the
campaign and on election day. This
was feared from the beginning, and
Republica, during the campaign
which resulted in his election, urged
upon The temperance people 10 support
the Republican candidate on that
ground. They refused to do so, how
ever, being bent, As they have since ac-
knoWledsed, upon chastising the Re.
publlcans for thtir failure to procure
extreme temperance legislation. All
tnat Mavor Means has ever done in the
way of reform has been to suppress
Sunday theatr cal exhibitions and issue
an order against Sunday picnics. The
theatrical managers defed him the first
but have since kept their
hou 1es closed, partly for the reason that
during the summer season they could
expect little patronage. The Sunday
picnics have gone on with slight inter
rui tion n account of his order. There
has never been more drunkenness, and
murders have been frequent The
Saboah has been no better observed
than heretofore, ami gambling and
policy playing, which it was faithfully
promised should be abolished, continue
And now, with his promises to reform
the city so lightly fulfilled, the reform
Mayor is proceeding to convert the
police force into q tool OF the Democrat
lc party. His dismisSals have been
slmost uniformly of efficient officers
who were Republicans. and to their
p'aces men of notoriously bad character
are 5ei''g appointed. The Republicans,
have little fea from ii, for affairs have
taken u shape in this State that insure
he election Ct the entire Republican
ticket Ly handsome majority, but IL
Ill goes to snow the deceit of which
Democratic managers are capable and
the weakness of such Republicans as
are misled by them.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
% ESQ nal.

Hon. Thomas +. Cooper. of Media, Pa.
was at the Brandywine Summit camp
yesterday.
Cha Lednnm and John rharp Of this
city, left this morning to speno week
or rwoat Atlantic City.
j. w. Di.fendort, of the Wilmington
Clothing House, arrived home IRON a
somewhat eaten led visit to Ocean
Grove, last Friday.
Ms. NJ. Z. Dennis, mi!liner, Of this
city, left last saturday f'ra two weeks
trip through Maryland, her former
home.
II. c. Bcrtolette, one Of the local staff
Of the Every Evening, left to-day for an
extended midsummer ramble through
New York state.
The City Of Berlin, the steamer on
which Rev. G. W. Miller, pastor Of
Grace NJ. L, Church, sailed for Europe,
arrived at Liverpool last evening at
1895.
Alfrel Joserhs, a typo Oh the RE-
PUBLICAN, started this morning for At
lantic City. where he expects 10 spend a
week, shifting the salt air, smiling on
the pretty girls, aud embracins-the
waves.
Mr.. Albert Stout, assistant sh'pmng
clerk Of Warmers Propeller line, 1eiI on
Saturday last to spenG weeks vacat'od
at kits Hammock, ,a'watering ,,lace OF
some note on the Delaware Bay. He
will also visit his home AT Mag lo.ia be-
fore bis return.
Thomas ). Pleh, who with his wife
nas been rus icatiu4 in New England
for the past Two months, returned home
last evening Daring bis trip he has
visited Salern and Boston, Mass, and
Ruslard, Bridgewater. Pittsford aud
Chuteudcn, Vt. He had an excellent
tiue, and is as brown as an Indian.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
EDITION.
The First ArFeas BY . C0lOfoo
poIaaasnsu IN PhiIAdelp phlA.

The honor OF being the first man to he
arrested in Philadelphia. by . coiored
policeman, belongs TO James Brown,
who resides IN West Philadelphia.
James, on Friday, started out ON a bat
tle with John Barleycorn. with the
usual result, and he was in a glorious
state of drunk, when about 10 p. M. on
Eighth street, near Barclay, he met
Patrolmen Draper. one Of the cOlored
policemen. Draper told James to 70
home. He would not. James was
making an outrageous noise. Draper
told him 10 keep quiet. He would not.
Aud the end Of it was, that james was
escorted 10 the station house by Draper.
James was limp and helpless, but
Draper got him safely locked up, Just
the same, and proved once for all, il
there was any doubt upon this psint,
that a colorel policeman can make ar
rests exactly as if his skin were white
There was great crowd TO witness the
exhibition OF white man being hauled
off 70 the lookup by negro, but no IN
reference was attempted.
James was 20 far gone that he didn't
notice the color of the man who arrest
ed him. Yesterday morning the case
came up before Magistrate McClintock.
who's going to make the CHARGE
asked James.
"Just wait moment said the
Squire "Of1icer, what's your Nance
"Draper."
"Take the book"
Draper went through the formula and
James glanced earelessly at him. He
thought it was another case. But when
the officer, in rerse style, gave his evi'
dence regarding James and his arrest
that gentleman face was a strange
thing to look at. First it grew pale
then red, and then pale again. H'
slowly approached Dra. .er, and sinking
his voice almost to a Whisper, ashen Ii
q tone OF dread amazement
"D'd you arrest ME last night?'
~ did sir, replied the officer courte
ously.
"Good Goi." was al! Brown said, ,ant
paying his tue walked r"pidly out O
the Place.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Honor ing Mr.. COnkIfDg.

NeW Io X, Aug, l4.-ILe' ''ranr Club
of Albany, 400 s,rong, arrived at Copey
island to-day, having left home last
night The members were on pleas
ure excursion, but did not forget to pay
their respects to ex x-Senator Conkliug,
who is stopping at the Oriental House.
1t being Sunday there was no formal
speech making, but the ex-senator re.
ceived hi, visitors with his we'll known
courtesy, and the was much hand
shaking. The members of the Club
wore Grant badges, and expressed them
selves as being as stalwart as ever and
thoroughly devoted to the fortunes of
their great Leader, the ex- Senator SEN
ator Jones of Nevada and ex-senator
Plat were also present.
Senator D,n Cameron of Pennsylv va
mia and his family are at Coney Island
stoppin. at the Oriental Hotel.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei ne Meyers, wonderful Caiarrn
Care 10 now dispensed by all druggistl, and
lie delivered carriage paid) by d. B. Dew
~ d Co., No. u, Dey street, New York.
Tho remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snuffs, douches, and IN
halations can possibly reach or destroy g.
tarrhal virus. The antidOtal elements die.
covered by Ii. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
In two minute time. thus forming an inoou.
lative and constitutional cure, the elects Of
which are similar ", and as unfailing -, Vac
cination. A '.Treatise,1 with full state
!nents BY The cured, is mailed fsos: "Wsi Ds
Meyers Catarrh Cure Is worth teS nmes
It's cost. Rev Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
L. l." One package cured me. Rev. Q. II.
Taylor, 1A0 Noble street, Brooklyn, New YORK.
st restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis, CobbieskilI, N. Y" THE remedy
Is a marvel. rev. A. p. Freese, Cairo, N. Y
at has been Ct Yrea, value to me- Rev. o..
ncy Place, Massena, N. Y, Rev: Geo. =
Pratt, st. Stephens Rertory, philadelphia,
etc. A real cure for Catarrh fof Sl-0o.
1l2SHaR
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Third EDITION.
A DROWNED MAN.
The Body Pound Near Delaware
Clty-Tho Cerener Holds AN In
OVeOt.

Clsy-The Coroner Holas AN In.
quest.
On Saturday evening, Coroner We'll
din, received a dispatch from the May
or Of Delaware City, stating that the
body of An unknown man had been
found near that place, supposed to have
been washed ashore.
Yesterday morning, the Coroner &C.
companied by DR.. Ogle, drove to Della
ware City to make an inves, igation.
The following facts were disclosed to
the jury : Several days ago TWO men
came to Delaware City, in skitf, for
the purpose of fishing; after spending
q day or two with the rod and line in
the river, they entered the canal and
continued their sport. They had very
little to say to the people in the neigh
borhood, and were looked upon by some
with suspicion. Parties residing in the
vicinity say that the me. were we'll
supplied with liquor, and that neither
of hem were sober during their stay.
On Wednesday last, while his COM
panion was fixing the boat, the man
whose body was found on Saturday,
fell into the water but was rescued, and
told to stand on shere until the boat
was fixed; instead of doing 50; how
ever, lie started off, and was not seen
again until tho next day, when some
parties saw him walking mp road
alongside the canal. That was the last
time he was seen alive, and Oh Satur-
day has body wAs fonul by Mr.. Dunlap
about two and = halt miles FROM Della
ware City.
On his right arm, the name George
Walls was found picked in India lux. In
his pocket " ere two cards, one bearing
the name Of Mrs. Sallie kimble, while
the o. her was u business card OF Rich
ard sdsland, liquor dealer No. 81 Coates
st .eet, Philadelphia. There were nu
marks OF violence found upon the body
The jury after hearing the evidence,
rendered a verdict that the decesseu
met his death by drowning,
There is no doubt but that his name
was George Walls, and that Re came
from Philadelphia. There is a man by
the name of Walls in Philadell hi', who
has a number of small boats, that Le
hires out, and it is probable that the
drowned man is his son.
The remains were inferred yesterday
near where they were found.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
MAJ OF'h Court.

Last Saturday, owing to the absence
Of Mayor Almond, Squire O'Neill dis
pensed justice in tha following casee:
Alfred Loper and Thomas Loper. botf
cDlore,', were charged d with assault and
using threatening iauguage. The charge
not being proved, the case was dis
missed.
Catharne Kyle was fined 50 cent,
and costs for being drunk.
John Bell, coloreu boy, was charged
by Detective Lesg, with jumping q,
the cars in the vi1irItv Of the depo:
He was fined s. aud costs.
Paris Laws, colored, ior being en-
gagged iu the fight over eleventh street
fridge, last Tuesda, night, was fined
Is aud costs.
Esquire O'Neil also presided at the
hearings YESTERDAY, and gave jldgmen,
in the following cases:
Margaret Buudell, for disoiderly
con'iuct, fined 5! and costs.
Ronert Alien, being drunk and disor
derry, WIS orde red to fork over 81 and
costs
William Trnsty aud Edward Petty
for cornel lounging, were fined 81 and
go t. each and 1t being ascertained
thai Petty carried a concealed deadly
weapon, he was held in the sum OF
$3.50 20 answer at court.
James Cassidy having acted III dis,
orderly manner, was fined 81 and costs.
Eight drupks, AZ 80 cents and costs
each, finished up the record for Sun
dav.
There were no cases this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
DeGC CAs06.

Filth, wife Of Gilpin p. Stidham, Of
Hundred, died on Sunday
last. from a pulmonary affection contract
ed few weeks ago. Mrs. s. was a
prodigy of energy and industry, and
will be greatly missed by her family
and friends. Mr.. S,idham has also
been severely afflicted, suffering from
rheumatism and fainSing spells. On
Sunday he had two or three attacks one
of which was 20 violent that fears were
entertained that he would not become
conscious again. The remains of Mrs.
Sidham viii be inferred at Nit. Salem
cemetery on Wednesday, and services
will be held in Mt. Sa.em Church on
the arrival of the fuuera' cortege
which leaves the house at IL a. IL.