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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
gAKLOK hOCIARLES.
A .easHnt Entertalnme 1t Lat
Evening nt tue Residence OF Mr..
sample.

In order to raise funds for the mis-
sionary cause, the ladies connected
with Olivet Presby tsrian Church form
ed themselves into Ladies Missionary
Society aud some lime ago inaugurated
what is termed "Parlor Scciables. 1"
These entertainments are given from
time to time at the house of the differ
ent mem bers. They are always well
attended and also very interesting.
A small admittance tee is charged
whereby, during the course of the win
ter, q1ite large sum is realized. One
OF these entertainments was given at
the residence of Mr.. Sample, No. 40l
South jackson street, last evening, be-
fore large audience. An excellent
programme had been prepared and
those who took part in the exercises
rendered their respective pieces in an
excellent mannsr. The singing by the
choir, was a lealing feature OF the even.
ing THIS choir is composed Of young
ladies and gentlemen all of whom have
good voices, well cultivated, and blend
well together. The singing last night
was highly appre Lated by those present
A duet "WaIchlng and Waiting" by
Vinie Sollaway and Maggie Nunson,
two small girls, was we'll rendered. A
recitation by little Annie Wilhelm,
emitted Sewing for Dolly" was reci.
ted in such an excellent manner that
she was loudly applaudod. Misses
Abbot and Eva johnson sang duet
in a cteditabIe manner; several choice
selections were read by +. W. Reeve.
Mr.. Andrew Morrison sang solo
"Over the Garden WALL" in his usual
coed style. Little Curly Head" was
recited by two small girls Maggie
Nunson and Mamie Young in fine
style. The solo Tommy Make Room
for Your Aunty," by Miss Morrison,
ELECTED loud applause. Miss May
Hersey recited several pieces In her
usual good sGyle, all of which were
well received and appreciated. The
dia osue "Grandma's Story" by Mis-.
s. 5tllie and Annie Wilhelm was an
= j gable feature Of the evening. The
".ole programme was very interesting
Aud the ladies of Olivet deserve much
praise for the manner in which these
sociables are conducted whereby mon
ey Is raised for the missionary cause.
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Astounding Growth.

During the past three months build
ing permits have been granted in New
York and Br, oklyn for /, ,207 new struc.
lures, whose estimated cost will he
Sll, ,O76,OO0, and alterations to existing
buildings to cost q, 1000. The de-
tails OF these building operations show
that on Manhattan Island capitalists
are preparing to I'LL all the vacant lots
and to invade the wide domain within
the city limits north of the Harlem,
and that in Brooklyn they are building
further and further out toward East
New York and down toward Coney
Island.
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The Wrecked Arctic vOyasers.

WASHINGTON, April 20, - 1t ha,
been dt cided not to send the United
States steamer lroqnois to the relief Of
the Rodgers at Tiapka, but instead tc
use the revenue steamer Cor win fol
that purpose. The Cor win is now at
San Francisco under orders to sail on
the 25th instant for cruise in Alaskan
waters. The plan now is that she
shall continue her cruise to Tiapka as
soon as the condition of the ice in the
Northern seas will permit, and trans.
port Captain Berry and his party to the
nearest port visited Ivy the regular line
of steamers, so that they can be brought
home at the earliest moment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

This Is to certify that have been a
m ost terrible sufferer from that we'll
known plague of mankind, rheuma.
tism, for several years; tried several
doctors and remedies without relief.
On the recommendation OF q friend |
applied tG DR.. Bliss, aud at little OK
pense and In about three weeks time
was entirely relieved of my misery.
CHARLES KING, Umbrella Manufac.
turer, 4th and Walnut SJs., this city.
DR.. Bliss Office 2l7 West Third Street.
aot CO to Engiishm men.
Windsor Lodge, Sons of st. George,
will celebrate st. Georges Day in their
Lodge Room, No. ia Market street, on
Monday night, April 24tb, At 8 y. M.
A hearty invitation is extended to all
Englishmen, OF whatever opinion, when
the principles and aims Of the order
will be fully explained to all. Music
by the members.
shad at Wholesale.
Farmers and others can procure shad
at wholesale prices ut the stalls o
Powell Bros, in the Third street mar,
ket, ready cleaned for sailing. They
shonld call at All early day, for the
season will be at its height in very
few weeks. Also lot Of large rock
for boiling, aud nice lot of terrapin
Fresh shad.
Go to WIN. Pennell & Son, 10 Kins
street, for fresh Delaware shad, pike
rock, white perch, haiibut, cod fish anc
ether varieties.
Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation. Retention, Inconti-
nence, Deposits, Gravel, &c, cured b,
"Buchupsiba," 81. Depot, II. K
Briuglurst.
Painters and Paper Hangers.
A. 7. Jackson and Bro. are still doin,
first class WORK, and at very reasonabl
prices and are always ready at shor
uotice. 5l5 ratnall street.
Rare Music.
$40 will buy a $50 Dulcimer Ipquir
soon OF Z. Stern, III Market street.
Comforts Conserve of Hollyhock, TO
'oughs and colds. Sold by Taylor 1
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 302 Kim
street.
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The Rurncd Ice House.

This morning Mr.. Harry Lape, who
has the contract for the construction Of
the Ice house at Coatesville, left this
city for that place with some twenty.
Ave or thirty carpenters, who will be
put to work Immediately. Temporary
buildings have been erected for the ac.
commodation Of the worknen, where
they will be boarded by the contractor.
1t is thought that with the numbar Of
men employed the work can be COM
pleted in about two weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

Yesterdays sessions of the Suprem,
Conclave, were mostly occupied in con
sidering the reports of committees. The
Conclave adjourned late in the after
noon, after electing the following Of
ticers: Supreme Archon, E. N. James
Wilmington; Supreme Provost, 7. +. j,
Rider, Salisbury, Nd: Supreme Secre
tary, d. Eareckson, Baltimore; Suprem,
Treasurer, T. Il, Helh, York, Pa; Su.
preme Prelate, T. b. JosliD, Woodbury.
N. j.; Supreme Inspector, s. Jones,
Baltimore: Supreme Warden, G. V.
Metzell, Baltimore; Supreme Sentinel
George Metzell, York. Pennsylvania
Supreme Medical Director, DR.. j, II.
Christian, Baltimore.
Trustees, W. d. Higgins, Baltimore
John W. Cruett, Baltimore; Johu j
Gallagher, Wilmington.
The Committee on the State of the
Order consists of Supreme Provost Ri.
der, Past Supreme Archon Higgins and
Judge Metzell, Past Supreme ArchOn,
who is chairman Of the Finance Com.
mittee.
Nearly all the members departed for
their homes last evening. The next
session Of the Conclave will be held at
Woodbury., N. j., on the third Tuesday
in April, 1883
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A Canadian Speaks.

When anything worth saying is spo
% in that terse and pointed way that
fars the impress OF honest conviction,
like to have people know the nature
the communications. OF such a ma
" is the following from Mr.. W. f.
ast, Campden p. o., Lincoln county,
ptario Mr.. Haist says; With great
over my restored health, l would
filea a few lines concerning that won.
frlul remedy, St. Jacobs Oil. For
last six Years l have been using
ilous medicines internally and exter.
Wy, but nothing would help me.
PhaIiy | procured q bottle of st.
co0S vi, which cured me after a fs "
pIications. Ny mother-in.law, who
also been great sufferer from rheu-
aNsm, was also instantly relieved by
use Of the Great German Remedy.
Jacobs Oil is q great blessing to
nTrlng humanity, aud | shall do all
my power TO spread its merits.
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Literary society.

The regular meeting of the Rugby
Literary Society was held yesterday
afternoon, and the following officers
were elected:
President, Clarence T. Robb; Vice.
President, j. Danforth Bush; Secretary y
Walter McLcar; Treasurer, Frank D.
Carpenter; Librarian, John Duff; Ser
geant-at-Arms, Albert Harris; Critic,
DIR. s. w. Murphy.
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FROM KIRKAOOD.
l, HOUSES BEING BUILT AND
",,,ruInpROvEMFNTs.
,ss people in the vici"i'y
h"' no,ux-Ebe Present Pros'
pre- .or the crops and other
p' ,tsms Of Interest.

j WOOD, April 10, 1sS2.-Think-
hlsn:b lta, .be good ueople of our little
~ 'p" might forget that we have made
la'e I i|pro, ements in our village, |
Pme -, W. / would write 10 you about the
Rousn' so.inp you would let them all
~ w. abou, It through your valuable
Pel, ri. OF improvements is on the
De spb T. builiing new houses and paint
o'e ~ aid ones aud whitew ashing
s., W and buildings, making our vIi'
st% iock brignier and healthier
;ts elv mistake was made by a
Ial% nn man living in the country He
punt t;rIo town, saw large pile OF
mber, I as he supposed, and IN siop,
u'' AZ place, he being engaged in
w nss,n,ber business, asked who kept
umhrr yald over there, pointing
~" Mace: be vas answered no one;
ipJ .ha nile was explained to hi II as
tn1two binders, one a twine binder
nt ,ha other A three wire binder OF the
,tayo ,a make. Well, said he, how
u.nN ,ruIes does mau have to haul
A.! y, !sronrdo He was answered that
Wv Nv ronld do il, hut he thought that Il
i',,Se or The agent HAS been bust y
"',sd for day in putting up the
Es and thinks it will take MIN
oo,ber day to finish.
Tsars .Vsar is also another binder for sale
M tha same village, called the Cham
on WV vhiCh is conceived by first class
vmsr. @ 10 be the most durable ma
ina having, as far as can learn, a
sonsbt iron frame and being made
rbt and strong. 1t Is more durable,
sna more complete binding device is
tteir binder, 10 1t is claimed, and
am the appearance of the wheat fields
~ VA arc to have bounhful harvest
hich will be a great help to our far
sr. mechanics and TO all concerned,
h Thomas kcdmile is putting up a
Pv house IL the town, which vii! add
sstly 10 thu appearance OF the place
Main street. We also have nine
AIS per day here, which gives this
immunity great advantage over
paN towns, aud surely if people
ould put up houses our town would
pilIy increase IN SIZE.
All we need is a factory of some kind
tart here then there would be Others
Iov in a short time. We have a
nod school in the town taught by "A
dy teaC ber, one of the best in the
aie, fully able 10 take charge OF any
hoOl.
Farmers are very busy now plowing
1 c9ru, bUE the weather keeps cool
I'd II is doubtful if they will get their
I'm planted before the 10th of May
Grain atthis point has advanced rap.
ly the last month. Yellow corn IA
inging Sc wheat 81 81 and oats 56c.
lis makes things high, -four having
ached $3.50 per barrel and white meal
per hushel. Meats Of all kinds are
high that man working tor 621i
nts day has hard time to get along.
Ihe peach, cherry and apple Or
lards are locking fine and beautiful,
bey having come out In full bloom.
BE- country looks and smells sweet
be Pipkeye has abated somew hat
hOngt the horses in this vicinity and
ID can see ali expression OF satisfac
pn in the C0untenance of the farmer
ben he tells you 81. ANON.
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An American or The A,nerie ans,

OF Minister Lowell, Edmund G. Sted
man says, in the May Century, that ht
is "an American of the Americans
alive to the idea and movement of the
whole county, singular independent in
his tests of its men and prodncts-from
whatever section, or in however un.
promising form, they chance to ap'
pear"
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Lecture this Evening.

This evening Professor Isaac Sharp
less, will deliver lecture on "Tht
Sum-" at the Friends Lyceum room
Fourth and West streets, which will
be illustrated by fine stereopticon
views. There will be an admission
fee oftwenty five cents to dsfray ex.
penBes.
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5000 lmmfgrants .

o,er T u nine thousand immigrants ar
um;S..w mM New York Tuesday, and the
1M,ssloner s, ~ OF immigration estimates
,.. 'ae arrivals during April will az.
r" over 10000. Among the arriv-
.,y ,aosaay we're a number of German
n, Lakers ts who have found employ
siei. ~ aefe at Sl3 to $l4 per week, az
r,u r'' " aooGt % at dome. A numerous
s,' " umbrella makers from France
sais Ioo among the new comers. From
b,iro, , france, come a number of loco.
enmju I builders The Italian element
us W DC more and more conspic-
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Recovery,

d ssv1l ssr;a wakefield, of Newark, who
Hes 'H0,tg,usly injured, having some
Ipou Vaoken' uo by being thrown from q
(Syerivuu' (iUu'e weeks ago near Stanton, is
bund He Is able to hobble
besnn noH On crutches. The accident
IA As I ID q great set back to Mr.. Wake.
\ ramone, 10 a very active farmer and
ImOut. 0 n'oomp 1arln near
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Glover.

Very fine Berlin Gloves, fine enough
for any lady in the land to wear, at &c.
q pair. Crosby u Hill, 220 aud az
Market street.
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Not CarSwelu.

Ice Summation statiaii of the records at, the
rned t', that was made, when 1t was
onSatn . " .'le name of the man ares
not F"ay Frasy last, by officer Kennedy,
bon, Th; Ttsnk Carswell but Frank
tioe to twn S,S ;, correction Is made in
young ooi mun wlimington's respecta-
nsot Eau, oh, both Of whom bear the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

On Saturday Spencer, 700 Market ST.,
will offer some unprecedented bargains
in children's fine quality fancy hose in
very desirable spring styles; make
your selections early as the Offering
will be limited.
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Tine " Gather.

wal department, Office OF the Obiel
Ia Viicer, Washington, April
WEATHER. REPORT FOR TODAY.
of the Middle Atlantic States
ron' Weather, northerly winds, higher
b,ra pne'ef' stationary or lower temper
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Knitting SILK.

You cCn buy Brainerd y Armstrong;
Knitting Silk at Crosby and Hills
cheaper than 1t can be bought in Phila-
delphia,
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Matrimonial.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. VIM. L.
Stethan, and Miss Emma Muhlhauser
were married at the residences of the
brides parents, No. no King street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
j. Newton Ritner of Philadelphia, and
was witnessed by a large mum Der OF
friends and relatives of the parties. The
happy couple were the recipients of q
num Der of useful and valuable presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soelban gave reception
evening which was attended by over
one hundred of their friends; refresh.
merits were in abundance, and the even
ing spent in pleasant manner. Before
the guests departed, Mrs. Stelhan was
presented with a handsome walnut
chamber set by her brother, Mr.. Ewd.
Muhlhausen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21

is the place to buy all kinds Of dry
goods. New goods, large sock, lowest
prices. 22O and 222 Market street.
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!, paid dSU.e' oM. Esq, of Georgetown,
liloop, II IT, Guy a visit on Thursday
bis sps u ne Is looking well and car
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Call At

ware house, 822 West Front street, for
Orrville Flour wholesale only.
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s'ste oi the AhermOmesSF
Ae RErUHLICAN ott.oe, In the ahad,
morning:
clock t0o'olock O'Clock,
'H SIC 550
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of the truly beautiful should stop in at
202 King street Mrs. Kirby has just
received direct from New York 200 very
choice ostrich plumes in light colors
and most desirable fancy shades, full
line of handsome tips to match; also
% boxes ( dozen punches each, OF
choice and elegant flowers. Ladies you
should call and see these handsome
goods,
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Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
Asking fer Relief.

It is reported that an effort is to be
made at the present session to secure
1a.a appropriation of 81, 10000 to rsim; !;
!Inlrse the stockholders who subscribed
70 the Centennial Exhibition held in
FhiiSdelphia iI in 1876, Congress on on that hat
occasion appropriated 100000, brit
SStnniaied that it should be repaid.
TLis WAS done ct the close Of the Ex,
hibition. although it took nearly all
the receipts to do it. With what was
LETT, however, a dividend was paid,
which gave each stockholder about
twenty-five cents on the dollar, The
stockholders now claim that, as the
whole country was benefited by theil
Rberality in contributing towards
National undertaking, which was
decided success, Congress should seei
an all fairness, that they suffer Do loss'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
FOURTHEDlTION
cold snaps.


\Isouth Chester is to have first CLASS
fire company. s.,
The steamer FELTON, carried q large
number of passengers this morning.
She makes her last trip to-day.
The feast of the Immaculate Ooncep,
tion of the Virgin Mary was celeprSteo
in the Catholic Churches yesterday
The sudden cold snap has caused the
river TO fill with floating Ice, ana the
adjacent creeks and streams are iroIoh
over.
The hearts Of the small boys arc made
Glad nv the cold weather, which makes
skaring exceedingly good
The cotton mill of Jas. Riddle, Son q
Co., on the Brandy wine, had 10 cease cease
operations yesterday on account OF 'ue
scarcity of water in the creek.
Seven. first.class passenger coacnes
were sin ped by Bowers, Dure q 20,
Yesterday for the Manhattan EleVSteu
Railroad, New York.
The Brandy wine, near the "Old Bar
lev MILL" was crowded with merry
skaters yesterday afternoon.
A number of porkers belonging &c
Patrick Jordan, of Brandywine village
were poisoned on Thursday night ey
some malicious person. One OF tne
animals died yesterday and another Is
not expected to live.
An accident to o water natn in soutt
Chester last evening, necsssitated shut
ting off the water in that borough IRON
| Q O'clock last night until after 10 o'cloci
this morning, which caused CONSIDER
able inconvenience to the railroad com
pany and manufacturers.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
AJsruev Boy,s DIuappearanc Q

BLOOMSBURY, December S.-This
usually quiet village is very much ex-
cited over tbs sudden and mysterious
disappearance of William Filzer, six
teen year-old grandson Of Robert Mar
tin prominent citizen. Young Filzer
was around home on Thursday morn
ing, bus disappeared during the day
NOR heard from since. He is q bright,
talkative boy, and was q universal
favorite among his towRspeople. He il
of medium height, dark hair, and eyer
3 and Is altogether prepossessing in ap'
pearance. Among his schoolmatss 1t II
the general opinion that he has rur
away, while his grandfather ant
friends think that he has been FOUL!
dealt with. Mr.. Martin has offered
large reward for any news concerning
his grandson.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
rs.

McKAY-This morning, the Oh instant
CLARA A., daughter Of VIM. and Mary NC
Ksy, in the 9th year Of Der age.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents,
9,2 w. sixth street, on Monday the llt9
inst, at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon, to proceed
TO hivervleW cemetery. Services at the
house.
MOUSLEY-Ont the eth inst, Charity, wife
Of Joseph Mousley, aged about ~ YEAR,.
Relatives and friends are respectfully lnVi
ted TO attend her funeral from the res denct
Of her husband, near Talleyyille. on SUNDAY
aiterI DON ct ! O'Clock. Interment at Bethel
cemetery.
WOODS-On the 7th ipst., John WOODS, II
the 10th year of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted 10 attend his funeral from his late resi-
denoo on ShalcrOss avenue near Scott street
on Sunday afternoon. Services at the mouse
at two o'clock. Intsrment ct MT. Salem Gem
etery. Sor,
Our throbbiug hearts that keenly ache,
Respond with tenderness and love,
TO meet the dead in Heaven above.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
THIRD EDITION.
T9o colo increases.

INA sudden cold snap continues with
pvna hated intensity The atmosphere las'
night and this morning was Aever@a - 49, w.
sRress colder than esterday, All ~S'S0 ,',
water allowed to flow over tue sIu o
walks. freezes im"ediat 'ly thus CSu ~.
ing unwary pedestrians many SLIDE; hne
Brandy wine and Christiana creeks, soove
the points of frequent Navigation axe
frozen over and the prospects are lor
supply of ice in the course OF 10"
days. , horu
lThe thermometer at an early hour
shis morning at Greenbank reglsteieu
x aagrees above zero, while in tble city
ATT o'clock in front of Murrays Cigar
store No. 9 French street IL reglsCereu
10 degrees above. AT noon 1t had MOD
arated somsw hat and in the sun the
thermometer registered 81 ABOVE.
During the night numerous MIGRANTS
were frozen up and water pipes burstsu.
The coldws yesterday extended over
different sections of the country, al
Chicago, Milwaukee,, OleVelanu' tSOr Du
Euth, Moorehead, st. Paul anu oSnos
western cities being intensely colu anu
the mercury below zero. .,D
The Philadelphia North Aner'eSn tSn
says the weather in that city was sno
ooldest before day break yesterday
morning, and afterward tne m1LT H,oionS
gradualiy rose until about four O'CLOCK
in tho afternoon, when 1t again t"rneN
on its downward course.
AZ nine O'Clock the Thermometer
registere! "A degrees above zero on
Chestnut street, and at noon 1t mad aS'
acandea to az, soaring up as high as
"a at three and descended to % to six
'o;ciock. At nine o'clock last night the
mercury stood at so above, but it, it wa, =,
she city. The Schuylkill ispartly. cover,
cd with a layer of ice, and the small "a
nov is in high glee over the fact that tne
sDondS in the suburbs are covered VIII
= layer capable of supporting m'
weight.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
HeaoIcss Cniek"n'.

Same thief or thieves sGme w.,
morning after four O'Clock GI1s.t rRt /
chicken house of David Unn'S 4 .d.o
farm OF William P. Richards :, w
took away the bodies OF nine nins''I
lets mostly Plymouth kooH., c1sss
hehind them nineteen OouS'UU0d and
Mr.. Cmtiet is a milkman . "uo not
.confident that TIE theft was iS,,rE n
mitted until after four G,CiU.it SitJ
that hour he started fo[ ninS .T0 was
milk, and a new axe a wni0I at d
in its place was foanu had I
ofa lane where toe thieves 81 u thd
it. Mr.. Um fat is thanSluf " cbH
not take his entire stock Soe !, u- our
He offers a reward OF 20 in a,t al
tising columns for tins aFf0''
yiction OF the thieves
Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
mrave.RODbors COMMITTEES /.

The grave robbers. McNamse, Pillet,
Levi Chew and Robert Chew, arrested
recently by reporters of The Press,
we're arraigned yesterday for further
hearing. Twenty-Five polico officers
were present TO protect the prisoners
from violence. Among the witnesses
examined was DR.. Forbes, demonstra'.
tor of anatomy at jefferson College.
He testified that he had never thought
that he could be regarded as an acces-
sorry to the body snatohing merely be-
cause he never made any investigations
of the manner in which the bodies
were procured. The college had been
getting about $50 bodies q year. The
students paid ten dollars each for q
ticket and one dollar each for every
su ect, upon which they operated. The
four prisoners were committed In de-
fault Of 1000 bail each for trial Of
the present term Of court.