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Circnit Court

William Crock 4 Son W. Samuel Fowler, judg-
mcnt for <16i.s1 and costs same vs.. Samuel
Fowler for $i6s.li and costs Francis Lee ".
Samuel d. Sampson and David W. Bosicy. re-
moved TO Court Of Common Pleas: Thos. J. Grif-
fin vs. George II. Morrow, judgment of non pros
Maryland fcrtiiizing and Manufacturing Com
pany ". Henry ~. Ycatman, judgment for Sl39.
s5 aud costs. :. Parker Boslcy, administrator.
W.. John q. Foster and II. l. worthington. julg.
ment by confession on terms TO be filed Nickel
4 Co. vs.. Is. I. worthington, judgment for sl7s.-
IS and costs; Samuel Snowden W. Joseph VI.
Cone. removed to the Superior Court Of Baltimore
city Sam1 s. Linthicum W. John II. d. Thomas.
action Of damages for slander in the alleged call
ing Of plaintiff n thief by defendant; verdict for
defendant and judgment on verdict for defendant
for costs.
The petit jury was finally discharged ON Mon
day. and Court adjourned until Saturday, April
10Th
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az SHOULD SMILE"

"A correspondent wants TO know when the new
Bible goes into eliect.-Chieago Times.
--Ex- President Hayes 1. said to be engaged in
preparing volume, to be entitled ''what Know
About Lemonade.
81 see that cx.Pfcsilent Grants friends have
raised S2io.00o for him. Ny address Is Fremont,
Ohio."-R. n. Hayss.
of the two circuses in Washington the people
prefer forepaughs, though the Senate galleries
are free 20 all.-chieago Times.
81 sec that the Philadelphia TiMss recently
published an article entitled 'Do the wives Of
Presidents have any rights I should SMILE
n. II. Hayes.
Wade Hampton Is not Disposed to gather at
tho river when be secs John Sherman on the bank.
sherman. however, has lIamPt"n's addres'.-Na-
William II. English processes to be very hope.
ful Of the future Of his party. Personally. Mr..
English has very hopeful future-behind him.
FbdudciI,ki" Record.
--"If il was not u crime to shoot man." said
an old bourbon Democrat, raising his shotgun TO
hi. shoulder, chow would like to Riddlebcrger -
-Norrisiora Herald.
While Purcell is n man Of great human bcau-
~ aud exceeding polite exhibition, his reasoning 4
Tin that articlc) shows. d--n him, he amt got no
SENSE FinesHHes Courier.
David Davis, says an exchange. has gone
home without leaving pair. He thinks however.
he has LEFT behind him two or three Of kind and
n straight Republican flush.
A naughty man who had the contribution box
"shovci under his nose" just after an appeal Ia
enter in at tho straight gate said he supposed they
wanted to make sure Of the gate money.
Senator Iloar, OF Massachusetts. in all the
discussions in the Senate. 20 far has carried the
finest cnrrycomb-so the Democratic animals say
in eicc, by their prancing around.-Haryord Post.
"A man was found dead Lapccr, Mich.
With whisky bottle in his pocket. II is said that
he was an editor; but that Is impossible. The
idea Is Ridiculous. The bottle was half full oi
whisky.-Norrisfo,cn Herald.
1t is said that two French philosophers have
kept nine hogs drunk for year as n scientific
experiment. That's just the way some folks cast
their pearls before swine Why couldn't they have
let somc New York man have the fun Of the expri.
mcnt y-BosfoR Post
--"Iiavc ysu given electricity trial for your
complaint, madam ?" asked the minister he
took tea with the old lady. Electricity" said
she. "wcli, yes. | reckon ] has. | was struck
by lightning last summer aud hove out the win
dow, but IL didn't seem TO do me no good"
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Ex Sheriff worshinrtou,s Accounts

The County Commissioners have finished their
examination Of ex-SheriiI S. W. wonhingion's
books and accounts for the collection of delinquent
taxes Tor the year 1877. prior TO the books. dc,
lccios, Mr. Hutchins. and have found n deficiency
10 the amount Of about $4,000. This isEupposcd
10 result mainly from unsolicited taxes, but Mr..
worthingtcn's bondsmen are liable, however, for
the whole sum placed In his hands for collection,
except FOR erroneous assessments, &c., properly
accounted for and made known. There may be
some error in the matter, which, when cleared up,
will give more favorable aspect 10 affairs. The
Commissioners have ordcrercd their counsel,
Messrs. G. n. slingluG and II. Il. Doarman, to in
sttute suit against Mr.. worthington and his
bondsmen 20 recover the above deficiency. The
bondsmen as sheriff arc Messrs. John MerrymRn,
Of liayheids, VIM. Parks, John q. Bosiey aud
Joshua y. c. Talbot, all Of the sth district.
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baltimore and Delta Railroad.

The Belais -Eyis Of last week says eve are
informed that the report that work ON the Baiti.
more and Delta Railway has been entirely stopped,
10 incorrect Grading Is still In progress and the
directors have funds enough on hand 10 complete
that portion Of the work. They hope to have all
the grading completed by the lst Of June. As
soon as . sufficient amount can be realized from
the sale Of bonds II 10 the intention Of the board
Of directors TO lay the rails as far, at least, as
Towsontown, and run the cars between that point
and Baltimore city. The profits from that portion
Of the road would moro than pay the interest on
the bonds sold for lie construction, and afford ad-
ditional Inducements to help the sale Of the re-
naming bonds"
The Hartford Dsmeeraf referring 20 the new
line 10 be built BY the d. a Q. says; "what part
Of the county it win traverse can never be def
nitely known until the contractors actually begin
work, but We are In possession ofintormation thai
leads Us TO believe that our previous location Il
approximately correct. II 80 Il can not materially
Affect our local enterprise, the Baltimore and
Delta; neither win Il materially benefit individu
ally those Of us who have looked and worked foI
the completion Of that road"
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Fruit Prospects In Maryland.

The .S"n Of Thursday says: "Mr. W. NJ. Peters,
Of Worcester county. between Snow llill and Der
lin, leil at the San Office yesterday number Of
peach buds. which are In u very healthy and for.
ward condition. Mr.. Peters has on his place
10000 peach trees, IOo00 cherry trees, 5000 pear
trees and i7,O00 apple trees. lie says that one
good bud out Of I've i all that is needed TO make
a good peach crop. and the samples left show Eve
good buds out Of eight. The pear, apple and
cherry trees have not been hurt at all, although
he says that back of his locality some injury has
been done 10 orchards"
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Got Ria OF her Infant.

On Sunday morning last woman. with y ten.
months old child in her arms, called on Mrs.
France. who resides on the Joppa road, afew miles
from this place, aud asked her 20 hold the child
next thing heard from her by Mrs. France was
that she had started for Florida, with family in
the capacity of nurse. Mrs. France on Wednesday
came to tho 0rphans' Court with the infant seek.
ing information as 20 what disposition she should
make u. With the Courts permission she gave
the child 10 . family living near her, who were
willine IN adouf IL. n.
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Application for a Road.

John Greb and Hannah J. Sperber, owners Of
farms contiguous 10 each other In the sth district
have made application 10 the County Commission
srs by petition In wrbing, 10 appoint three dis.
erect and honorable persons Of this county not
lated TO any Of the parties interested to lay out
private road not exceeding sixteen feet, clear Of
ditches, In breadth, and 20 direct said Commits
sioners 10 lay out the same taking into consdera.
tion the convenience Of the parties petitioning
therefor well as the interest aud convenience oi
the persons through whose lands said road may
be located and who shall assess the damages 20 b
paid 10 the owners Of the lands through which the
said road may pass. The examiners, (wm Gent,
Jr.. Henry Cronhardt aud Edward Thomas) met
upon the premises last Thursday and win report
20 the County Commissioners whether In their
judgment the public convenience requires ths
granting Of the petition. -
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PropertY Sales.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court. pass
ed In n cause wherein Valentine Bollinger and
others complainants, and Elizabeth liollinger
and Others are defendants, Messrs. WIN. $. Recch,
W. !. Mitchell and Valentine Boiinger. trustees.
sold on tire premises on Monday last. three tracts
Of land containing III acres. situated in the 9th
district, near Rockdale paper mill, as follows
No. !. containing 53 acres, TO John Hoover, at
$3.50 per acre; No. 2. containing 81 acres, to
Charles Ziegler. at $3.50 per acre; No. ;. con-
tanning 81 acres. To John Rose. at $50 per acre.
Total amount Of sales, S2,s3s The property 10
improved.
Taylor & Crcamer, auctioneers, sold on Mon
day, for DIR. J.. A. Monmonier, assignee. lot Of
ground on Matthews avenue, near the York road,
improved BY n two story frame dwelling and sub.
jcct 20 an annual ground rent Of sij; purchased
by Alex. II. Fields for $GCO.
n. W. Smith, auctionecrp sold on the premises,
on Monday last, for John =. Centrum, attorney
for August Gieue, mortgage, Ssh acres OF land.
situated near Putty Hin. Relair road. improved
by a dwelling and the necessary outbuiidings
purchased by the mortgage for $4,000.
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George Presstman,s Estate.

Judge Dobbin, Of the Baltimore City Court. on
Wednesday appointed A. II. Robcrtson, Cunber.
land Dugan, Jacob Myers and Rev. Dwight 4.
Layman, trustees TO sell the property. valued nj
$4,000. In baltimore county, Belonging 10 the
estate Of tho late George Freshman, and Pierre
c. Dugan, Lenox Dirckhead, Jasper N. Berry,
Abraham Rosenfeid and VIM. N. MeClellan, as
valued at s3s0. 200, bslonging 70 the same estate
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Iusorn,a,,op Uantod

Letters, papers, or other parcels Of mail matter
having been received in the mails addressed to
Ashton Furnace, Bowen, ,Eastcrstown, IIagensville,
Oak Hill, Peabody Heights, and Pine Hal, ,Balti-
more county, Nd, and there being no such post
Offices as these named In this county, the General
Superintendent Railway Mail Service wishes TO
know at what postotiiee the inhabitants Of such
villages receive thsir mail. Any information in
relation thereto will be thankfully received by the
p. NJ. at Towson, and forwarded to the depart
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BADLY nittcn hv a Dog

A son Of Mr.. Tracey. who keeps the toll gate on
the York road, above cockeysviile, was badly Bit
ten BY = large Newfoundland dog, belonging 10
Mr.. Jno. ID. c. Duncan, on Tuesday afternoon.
Young Tracey was walking along the pike whom
the dog attacked him, biting him In several places
about the lower part Of the body and tearing ono
Of bis arms so terribly that Il is thought amputa-
tiOn will be necessary.
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Hall.a snrinra Railway.

The stockholders Of the baltimore aud Halls
Springs Railway Company held their annual
meeting on Wednesday At which the following d.
rectors were elected; II. Irvine Keyser, J. Nor
rison Horris, Robert Garrett, Levi Tischmeyer,
John A. Robb, John s. Gilman aud I. Freeman
Rasis. Mr.. Keyser was reelected president and
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An About n nog.

The Gassns Of Tuesday says; "0n Sunday
aftsruson the aaist village ef lIemssssad, on the
Hartford road. was the scene Of . disturbances
which bid fair 10 Hpen into riot. The story Of
the snconnter IL % follows Thomas Caddsn has
. dog of vicsous character, and John Douglas
picked up stone 20 throw At the animal, when
Martin ON, friend Of Cadden's, walked mp be.
hind and drawing . billy felled Douglas 20 the
earth. A half dozen of the friends Of Douglas
who witssssed The act rushed 10 his assistance and
threassnsd ON, Who drew pistol and Cred four
shots into the crowd. No one, however, vas In
jured, and the crowd made another rush al ON.
who made bis sscape into an adjacent house The
excitement continued for some time, but finally
subsided. Justice Cole, of waverly, Issued war.
rants for the arrest Of the participants in the rev.
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A Rraxa Iatfia Bow

On Thursday Of last week little son Of Mr.. Z.
4. Marriott, of the ID district, aged u years.
while playing with sharp axe, cut entirely OF .
part Of the thumb Of his ieft hand. The little fel
low walked leisurely into the house, swinging his
hand with the piece Of thumb dangling from u,
held by q small piece Of skin. DIR. J. X. Barker,
who was sent for, placed the piece ON again and
s..iintered the thumb. The little soldier never
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Injured on q Railroad.

A man named Charles Hssterly. said TO be from
Reisterstcwn, met with serious accident al @ Gresn
wood Park, Western Maryland Railroad, on Tues.
day. lie was riding upon the bumper Of . cal
loose and he fell OF between the rails, the axles
the car, In passing over him. breaking his righ
leg and cutting him badly about the head snt
face. He was removed 10 hospital In the city.
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Nav Hall.

The citizens Of RapdalIstown and vicinity held
q meeting this week to consider the erection Of n
public hall In that place. Mr.. y. :. W. choa,e
presided, DIR. J. II. IIcbb, secretary. a building
committee, consisting Of c. Howard Sh!plcy. Mar
tin l.. Jean and II. Clay Ridgely. was appointed
also . committee 60 draft n constitution and by
laws. The new hall will cost IS, 900.
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Mr.. Benjamin Arthur, living on the Dogwood
road, ID district, has n COW which short time
ago dropped twin calves. both males, and each as
large ~ N ordinary calf. They marked ex-
actIy alike aud 10 raised will make very pretty
woke of oven
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

R.yai ~. John .Ssriay MoehiHs.-lf yoa want
first class article be sure 20 examine this pnpu-
lar machine. The only sewing machine which
rum Lsek,-sri or Jorrard and scws at the same
time without chan ging direction Of work or break
ing thread or needles. Runs very light, almost
noisc!css. Self setting needle stop motion 20
wind the bobbin. Buy no other sc~ing machine
until you examine the Royal 81. John. For sale
by J. n. HESDERsoS, Fallston. Hartford county.
Md, agent for Hartford and Baltimore counties
Also for sale by Eoc 4 Chilcoat, Towson;own, Nd.
.O:--
Get the BesL-for frst.class hand made shoes
for men, women and children. goto Alfred Phipps,
in the rear Of Ady's Hotel. Towsontown. Having
had long experience he feels confident Of being
able to give satisfaction. Repairing promptly and
neatly done.
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Decree for the sale of valuable Property

A decree was signed BY Judge Yellott on We'd.
nesday, in the matter Of the trust estate Of Thomas
X. Matthews and wife, setting forth that unless
Elias d. Sanford pay to Benjamin =. Moore, trus.
tee, the Of 500. .s'5i6. with interest from July
lst. 1878, before the 22d day Of April, 1881,
the trustee Is authorized 90 sell all Of the land
originally sold 10 Sanford, and situated between
woodberry and the nookstown turnpike road,
(bcing lots Of ground divided into building lots
by the said trustee, or much thereof rs may be
necessary to yield an amount equal TO the said
principal aud interest and expenses Of sale.
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Very Good for the Grocer.

a busy retail grocer,
Whom We all surely know, sir,
Was asked one day In friendly way
by country chap who had come 10 stay
Till the mail came in at the close of day,
"what are your gross receipts, sir!"
"IIc, he ha, ha no, he sir"
Laughed the busy retail grocer.
As he pointed out, with laugh and shout,
The barrels and boxes ranged about.
''You can plainly see, beyond n doubt,
What are my grocery seats, sir -
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Church Services.

.Essser services vii be celebrated at 81. John's
Episcopal rhereh, Kipgsvills, IN the morning at
i01 o'clock and nj Trinity church, Long Green, Al
Barrow will preach as both churches. Regular
services will be conducted at each church on every
subsequsnt Sunday at the came hours. tan
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Election Of Sunday school onicers.

A. meeting Of the Sunday School Board Of the
Towsontows n. y. church. held on Wednesday
evening last, the following persons were elected
officers Of the school for the ensuing year Super
intcndcnt, J. Y. Dumphy Asst, Jas. Massey /;
Secretary, Ewd. Murray Treasurer, A. C. crout;
Librarian, J. 4. Flayhart; Assts., Clarence Me-
Master and chas. A. Roe; 0rganist, Miss Ada
Horne; Chorister, J. 4. Dumphy.
The following persons were also elected officers
Of the Asbury Missionary Society: President, J..
=. Dumphy; Vice Pres, J. d. Roe Secretary, J.:
+. Fiayhart; Treasurer, Chas. A. Roe; Board Of
Roe, Miss Alice Herbert and Miss Ada Horne.
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Storm Risteaa, auctionecrs, sold on wednes-
day for Sheriff slade, at suit Of Caleb and John
@. Kelley, use Of 7. A. Linthicum, and another
suit of T. A. Linthieum, use Of J. J. Alexander,
Vs. Samuel 8. Linthicum, six lots Of ground In the
village ef Hemestsud. 20 Julian y. Alexander for
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16

Msssue q Bsha slinsIa6 ssd ,. Maurice Wat.
kins, q thk pises. have purehassd atphyats sale,
u snFes n land on the Dogvood road "a district,
10 niles ftom Baltimore, Improved BY q dwelling
hoass asd eusbuIldings, for $3.50.
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Rev. T. d. valient, President Of the Maryland
Annual Conference NJ. p. church, viii preach on
Sunday, April 18th, at Ridge church, At 1oi A.
NJ, at PhGnix, at - p. NJ. at Warren, at ~ p.
NJ, and on Monday evening .st7i oelsek. at Tow
sontnun. - -
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Mrs. Frances Jane Albert, widow Of the late
Hon. WIN. J. Albert, died At hsr resideneein Bal
timere on Thursday, Of typhoid fever. She vasa
most ss.iusbls lady and spent large sums Of
money In charitable works. sa .sta
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Puimona.-A grand remedy for Coughs,
Throat and Lung diseases. Sold by druggist.
aud the proprietor, A. II. METTEE,
I22 ". Fayctte street, Baltimore, Nd.
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vice-President Arthur.

The Washington correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Cemnsreisi pays the following compliment to
Vice -prssidsnt Arthur.
"I,ut during the short time that Mr.. Arthur has
been hero In bis olaeial capacity he has won the
good will of all with whom he has come in contact.
II anything 10 indicated by the start he has made
~ presiding officer be will BE- one Of the most pop
uiar vics- Presidents Who ever eallei the Senate
In order. He has an engaging manner, frank,
open way of meeting men in sIeiai intercoarse, as
well as upon public occasions. Few have come 10
.washington In public capacity whe have 50 soon
won the respect and esteem Of 30 large circle,
irrsspeetive Of party"
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nA,y,uonr Sent. Z. ISIS

bALtthohHs ccpAs Ss tccN.
Mr..A. ". Meiiee. l22 ". Fsyehe street. Baifi-
more. Nd. Dear sir have been suffering for
over two years from Pulmonary Consumption and
have tried all kinds of medicine at an expense of
over two thousand dollars without any decided re-
lief. had terrible cough, lost all my appetite,
and could not sleep at night. Last June ] was
recommended to try your "PuLNoSA !" since that
time have been using Il I; my cough has stopped.
! sleep well and have good appetite. Heartily
recommend II TO any suffering with lung dis
ease. Wishing you all success, am ever yours,
&C., w. A. WILSON,
" W. cor. Huntington and Charles street
avenues, or 2t7 and 2lq W. Pratt street.
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BALrin0RR, January ., 1850.
NJ. A. N. Meitse-Dear sir; I have used the
PuLNoSA In my family for severe bronchial trou-
bic with decidedly beneficial results.
Respectfally, J. J. q. WEBSTER.
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The undersigned and numerous O,hsrs cheer

fully recommend the above;
Rev. A. n. Gibson, NJ. D., Rev. d. u. Carroll,
Rev. VIM. s. Edwards, ID. D., Rev. J. J. q. Web
stcr, Rev. Job A. Price, Rev. wm. NJ. Osborn.
Rev. J. II. N. Lennon, Rev. 8. A. Wilson, Rev.
Il. W. Black. Rev. A. s. Hank. Rev. l.. d. Her.
ring. Rev. y. W. Crowley, Rev. d. Henderson,
all of Baltimore, Md.
Rev. A. Foster and Rev. George V. Leech, oi
Washington, d. c.
Rev. James Gamble, Hagsrstown, Nd.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-25
THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION.

Secretary Blaine's bulletins or kilograms
to Lowell are evidently correct state
ment of the condition of the President.
The case is hopeless, and Mr.. Blaine does
not propose to join with Bliss in deceiv-
ing the public. There is no reason for
concealing the situation from the people.
On the contrary there is every reason to
tell the truth. The public have, with
reason, grown to distrust the medical
bulletins. There has never been fair,
square, honest medical bulletin issued on
the subject. Some of them have misstat-
ed the situation plumply, while every one
has contained the ingredients of falsehood
by emitting to state the exact situation.
These omissions have been practically
the same as falsehoods, because they were
made with the intent Of concealing the
actual facts from the public, People have
been led to believe IN the Presidents
recovery, when there was in reality no
hope, and it was better to prepare the
country for the worst. The fact that
Garfield had lost over eighty pounds
during the seven weeks OF
torture was carefully concealed until
Mr. Blaine cabled 1t to Lowell All day
yesterday the physicians were industrl-
ously sending out rosy bulletins, but a,
midnight Blaine telegraphs that there
has been no improvement during the
entire day, and that a high fever creates
| the greatest anxiety. li
Let us have done with the medical
falsehoods = falsehoods by omission if
nothing else. The country is not IN a
| revolutionary state; no panic or mob vio-
lence is threatened, and there is no shadow
of reason for concealing the truth. There
is, on the contrary, every reason for Civ
ing the exact facts.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-25

On Monday evening last two boys, aged IA
aud l8, sons of Charles Luppey, oandm aster
at Fort Smelling, went into the river for
bath. They got beyond their depth, and being
unable to SWIM, the current carried them u,--
der and they wele drowned. Abont O'Clock
yesterday morning young man namei JUS.
Hansen discovered body floating in the river
'.nder the st. Paul bridge. 1t was secured and
taken TO the undertaking rooms of Mccarthy
q Donnelly, and Coroner Davenport notifies.
He decided that no inquiry was necessary, aud
ordered the body sent to the Fort. About two
hours afterward, David B. O'Keefe, Il son of
Officer O'Keefe, while rowing in the river,
nearly opposite the West St. Paul saw mill.
found the body of the other boy. Both bodies
were sent up to the Fort in the afternoon, for
burial. 1t is a sad case, and Mr.. Luppey ana
his family have the sincere sympathy Of WIDE
circle of acquaintance in their bereavement.