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The E.evy Court.

During the session Of the Levy Court
yesterday morning the magistrates bills
were allowed amounting $4.492.64:
At the afternoon session, the COMMITTEES
appointed 10 examine the bridge at
Chris.iana recommended that the tIm-
oeis be used for . temporary bridge while
The new iron bridge is being erected.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Bright, chairG an of the COMMITTEES
on allowance to Sunday school reported
In favor Of allowing "a IS to each Sunday
school In the county. There Is 10S schools
with 10000 members.
The committees to audit the accounts
81 the county Treasurer made the fol.
lowing report which was adopted:
Balance In the Treasury at the
~ last ment........s.........e u, 800 10
Heceip nom all sources during
Lne .ss..sssss..s.s...s,....s 277, $40 81
- 1Otht ...s.s.sssss.sss.ss..s.. e310 li0 90
expenditures during the year. .5l6,257 81
Baiauee in the Treasury -, . se,sIi So
Thomas 10y collector OF Christiana
hunderd was allowed the u.uAl rates
upon $4,000 errors FIR 1880.
At O'Clock court adjourned until this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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iaulaorn Dry.

30 people prefer TO purchase nedi-
ciDes In the dry state go that they can sac
for Themselves that they are purely veRe-
table. OtboFs have not tho time OF de-
sire TO prepare the medicines, and wish
II already to use.
To accommodate each GLASS the pro-
prietNTs OF Kidney Wort nov offer that
wsll-known remedy in both Liquid aud
dry forms.
Sold By druPRIsts eYerywhere. - Truth
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The Coneert last EvenInE.

The fis, pu lie concert ever given by
the First Regiment Band, took place last
evening 10 the Opera House before q
large audience. The audience were
agreeably surprised at the excellent pro-
hcIeDsy oftbe band. The band is cer-
talnly entitled 10 rank among the best
10 the country. The programme con-
sisted OF difficult music, and it was Tea-
dered without flAw. The band may
we'll fsol proud OF Its proficiency.
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Opera To-sEorrow Night.

Those who have not secured their
seats for tomorrow evening should do
so at once II they desire to secure good
seats, It should be remembered that
the company is the same that has APP
psared under Mr.. Strakosch's man
agement in all theipril cipal cities du
ring the present season. 'Il TrovR
tore" will be the opera given.
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It waain drug atore of course. Al

IL was In drug store OF course. Al
interesting incidents occur In drug
stores, s,-thatis nearly all She was pretty,
with blue eyes and golden hair. ono Of
that kind of beauties the poet would nave
called an "angel," but the fact that
colony of pimplss on her fair frontls.
heinQ. Bowlrg timidly to the handsome
clerk, she asked tor "Swayue's Oiutmea
for skin Diseases" and upon receiving 1
vanished like ths morning dew before
the Summer sun.
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On aur.1 1Iax Naxt.

The special E lster services that were
to have taken place In the Household Of
Faith Church, on Sunday last, were
postponed un account OF the illness Of
Rev. Geo. II. Kramer, caused by AN ac-
cIdent on last Tuesday week. They
will take place on next Tu. slAy morn-
ing and evening,
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Che Daily Gxsttte.
FIRST EDITION.
TINE CRAIa . CO., ROBBERY.
Arrest Of tive Psrsens On nuspl,

Arrest Of two PoRsons On Suspicion
Last evening, Evan Hagauy, George
HAgany, alias "Sllm Jim" Thomas Gar
rAhgy, alias "Brockey Tom" aud Gus
O'Donnell, were arrested on suspicion
of being concerned In the robbery Of
Craig d Co.'s safe on Wednesday night.
Mr.. Craig gave the police q discrlp-
tlOn OF the man who watched him un.
lock the safe, and when confronted with
"Brockey Tom" was positive that he
vas the man.
This morning "Slim JIM and
"Brockey "Tom" were arraiRned before
the Mayor aud &c they were mot ready
for trial, the hearing was postponed
until this evening ct Z o'clock.
Il is the opinion Of . well known
officer that the robbery was committed
by "Sllm Jim" assisted by three men
from Philadelphia.
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Lydia e. PiDkham.s vegetable Com
pound ba, RAPIDLY made ITS wsy to favo
amjpg dFuggis Is, who have observed lis
effects on the health of thsir customers.
Sspd to Mrs. Lydia &. Pinkhsm, 223
wtstoru Avenue, Lynn, Mas, for
pamphlets.
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Fenr Mot.

All kidney and urinary complaints,
especially Rright's DpeaSo, Diabet, .
and liver troubles Hop Bitters will ,urely
and Ia tinRly cure. Cases exactly like
your own have been 0aured IN your own
neig hbort ooi, and you eau find reliable
proof at home of WhAt Hop Bitters has
and can do.
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Annoxnnoe PrexenIed.

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents the an
noyaa by promptly restoring lhe
Youthful color.
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LUBLGC SALE
GOOD FURNITURE.

GOOD FURNITURE.
stretI, on =
Thu AsDAY, April 20. a. % O'Clock,
seven-piece parlor suite, upholstered In
Drown Ierfey marble top pallor table
suite; walnut wardrobe cottage suite
walnut deak Brusgels, ingram and rag
carpets stair and entry carpets extfn-
sion table stair rods, dining chairs, hair
atovee, Kitchen utensils and many other
Articles rot herein mentioned. 1h0
above goods are as good as new,
u GEOk0E W. GREENE.
aprl4.ta
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,oCAL rEE TABLE
CORRECTED FEB. ], lssa.
..SrT wTr,MIN0TON.

Arua LEAVE WILhINNHO"
. SSs,,sa.Iphis SsTs 200. as. S.So, S;s'.
\. Ss' il fSl 3ss, 3s,,.tt' II Is h e I; scS, !,
sMSf. M .si0. s.'s' ''S''' Wv f''V "
r,v Y,rk-a.O:. 2as, S;sO, s-sS.. g.
|, nv v y. m. l2Ssft. LIS. Gi7t ess'
I,.,,,noro-l.OO., I.42.. A.5''. 400. sss
bsls'liItiaff ~ tiaff. 500, .. 7, ll.Ol. =. m.
II.wvbInSt,n, Iw i I.OO', l.42s, ~ sic, t.0Os ..
| " weI6stPf I I'M. ISL, ii.Ols p. m.
w y. .itiInnre iiJ and Intermediate sta
Sais.Sss y w as a. m. /; 100. 900 p. no.
I'M % RI sninS both daily and Sun
.,ns running only on Sunday.
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NOTICE.

Mr., J. /. BATES, NEWHPAPHR ApvI1s
rTHIN0AaENT, Il Park Row, (1ynsss Build.
lng,) New Yerk, ts authorised 70 contract
for Advertisements in the DAILY and
DHLA WARE 0AksTEE our best rates.
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|,Es ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON

bm PhIladslphIa-l.0Os, I.S2e, l.A7",
iS1., sss, S.SJ, 10. .iOf, li.6s, l2.66 9. M. /;
.lSH /. III, 2SOt. 9.6O, 4.S6, AS, s 20,
IN Sis i.Ssf, lis, est, S.SO, loss,
N = NJ New YOrk-l2.4s, l.sss, 400, z.sst,
sH A. M; 1850, l.Nft, @Sh 6lsA,
X 3 3, BB.,ltImOre-i.SI., 2ls', S.Ol, s.OO,
!. nj l2SItt, l.5O, ale, 6.9O', s.40|
"A wsshlngton--l.2ls. 2ia q. m. |;
Il l5O, 6,ll', 500, 90" p. m.
! IL daily and Sunday.
sunday only.
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A true assistant to nature In restoring
the SIS en- to perfect health, thus enab-
Ing It to resist dlseaie, "a Browne Iron
Biiters
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EGIsrER's ORDER.
REamrER's OTVIoi,


new Castle CO., DEL, April ~, lea2.
Upon the application OF j, Frank BIRan.
Administrator OF Eaml w, Darts, dafS oh
Wilmington Hundred IN SAID county,.
deceased, 1t 10 orGered and dIroatod ~ rs
Register that the Adm illustrator nlortanld
give notice OF granting OF letters OF
Administration upon the estate or tho
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Of, by causing dYertiaeuAen1s 70 6o p0at-
Cd Within forty days from the date OF nuch
Letters, in six Of this most public places o.
the county OF Mew Castle, reQuirlnR ali
persons having demands against the oa-
tate 70 present the same or abide by an
act QG Assembly in such case made and
prpyided. And also cause the same 70 Be
inherited within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAzErTE,a a newgpaperpub-
iished in Wilmington, and to be eontin-
ued therein three weeks, 10 o d..
49,, Given under the hand and seal
81. 8. of ONCE Of the Register a1oreaaidS
t~~~~' at Wilmington In New CasLl0
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. B. o. BIGG5. Register.
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a running only on Sunday

4 nslawsre RaIlroad--G00s, 0.S5 a. M:
~ eS B, m. No Sunday trains.
4 new Castle only; y;..,,.. a.
3 harrington and lntermedi@te ASa
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wIlmtne.on and Northern Rail-
-zIea .. aee, sos p. m. No Sun
IrsIDs. ,,,. D..,.S goa
!. n, 10 ,. m. No Sunday trAina.
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PERSONS woULDDo WELL TO GALL
AND MAKE AN ExAMINATION
OF THE STOCK WHILE
The Assortment is Complete.
ORDER
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. April Tth, 1851. I


Upon the application OF Sarah N.
Springer and Robt. 4. Rankin, AdminiA-
traitors of James Springer, late OF White
Clay Creek Hd, in said county, deceas ed,
Il fs ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Administrators aforesaid
give notice OF granting of letters OF Ad-
upon the estate OF the deceaE-
ed, with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
in forty days from the date Of such letter.,
in six OF ths most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
present the sameor abide by an act OF -
sembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period In the DAISr
GAZETTE, q newspaper published In VIII
mlngton, and to be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
'~~, Given under the hand end seal
III, 8. OF ONCE of tue Register aforesalas
t-~~@) at Wilmington, In New CASTLE
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. Il. 9. Bl9GB. Register.
NOTICE.
All persens having claims against the
estate OF the deceased mu present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before April 7th, A. D., lSSA or
abide the Act of Assembly In such case
'' - SARAH M. SPRINGER,
ROBERT T. RANKIH,
Administrat0ru.
Address. Newark, el. aprSeodSws
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m Wilmington and Northern Rail-
O4S &45. Il.S5 q. M; 6.5 p. m. No
~ trains.
b Delaware Western Railroads.&c.
2l5F. IN. No Sunday trains.
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[Ns LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON

INs LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
lad'lphia-Broad and washinr ton
|le-e3O. 7.l5, $40. l0.l5 q. m. I LS0,
4 q, $40 ?. N.
n taslls-S.sS, s.9O, l.40 a. m. ; l.dD.
10.
los leaving Wilmington that will
ct Of Gray's Ferry for Broad and
hlngton Avenue-e.5', eco, 900, 9.lO
2Dp. M.
United Express trains.
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m Delaware Railroads.&c., 0.85e 4
i2O5, 6.lO', eos p. m. No sunday
bn New Castle only.
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NOTICE.-A special meeting OF the
IN stockholders OF the Wilmington
City Railway Company will be held &C
and Delaware avenue; ON Thursday after
noon, April 18th, at 2 o'clock for the puK|
poAe Of taking q vote OF the stockholders
tai stock Of the company TO an amount
sufficient TO construct an extension OF tbs
railroad, about one mile from Tenth
street, northerly on Market street. NJ
order Of the Boar OF Directors,
JAMEH BkADFOBD.
apTe-s-lI-.- President.
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NOTTGE

All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must present the
on or before April 18th, 1888, or abide the
act of Assembly in such case made ana
provided.
]. FRANK BIG0s,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
aprl4-8weod
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WTANTED.-A physician wishes to
wv rent double parlors for ofncea north
of Eighth and west of Market preferred.
Address, tP." this ONCE. aDrlS So
EOR SALE -Marsh's Floating Dry
II Dock and Ship Yard. with ali neoeE-
sary Implements for building and re.
pairing vessels. It in one Of the oldest
Ship ards in the Southern States. For
particulars, apply to JAMES MARSH.
Marsh's ship Yard ChArleston y @.
apr1I-2t"
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DISTURBANCE IN COUNTY M4ro.
A Procession OF Boya Attacked by the Police
Michael Davitt Released.

DUBLIN, May Ga serious ARRAY occurred
last night in Ballina. county Mayo. There were
illuminations and tar barrels were lighted to
celebrate the release of the Irish members OF
Parliament. A band of music had turned out to
parade and play when tho progress of tho
crowd WAS arrested at the prin 'ipal square of
the town by tho police. under sub-inspectOr,
who seized the instruments OF the band. The
people became excited and threw stones
striking the police. who charged several
times with hXcd bGyoncts. As the police
turned down Main street thoy were again
stoned. They fired on the crowd wOundiuG n
number Of persons. who wcre aftcrward at
tended by three physicians. One who i. u
mere youth is reported dying, Mulleny. an OK
suspect. addressed the crowd from u window
that proper stops would be taken to aycnge the
crowd then dispersed quietly. All those who
were shot are boys, a. it was chidren's band
and the crowd was principally composed of
youngsters.
Tho Coroner's jury have returned q verdict
of manslnughter against tho farmer. Mo
Giorine, who shot deRd the man who fred at
him in Foxford. County Mayo.
Mr.. Davitt was released from tie Portland
pTisOn at IA this afternoon. He drove to tho
station to take the train for London, accom-
panied by Nessrs. Parnel Dillon, and O'kclly.
Earl Spencer. the new Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland. arrived here to- day. He was received
by tho Corporation OF tho city. and was loudly
cheeTcd at every point on his way 20 the castle.
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Dininu Cars,

A trial trip was takonto Long Branch ycster-
day from Jersey CITY for the purpose OF testing tho
working Of the new dining and smoking cars OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Simultaneously a slniiar OK.
cursion started from Chicago nifty miles eastward
another from Pittsburgh eastward TO Crescent Pa and
third from Philadelphia to Monmouth Junction. All
OF the excursion parties exchanged Geographic uts
tons along She route Samuel Carpenter Eastern pas
scngrr agent, WAS in charge OF tile BkCursiou from
New York.
Tomorrow the hotel Of the New York and Chicago
limited skpress the Iennsyy wanna Railroad will he
withdrawn and tho dining cars substituted There
are be smoking and two sleeping from sew
YORK To Chicago one dining car from New York Puts
burgh mud one from Fort Wayne to rhicngo sleep
ing from New York to Cincinnati. Rcrpinc cur
from Washington 10 Chicago, and ono hotel car IRON
New York to st Louis
The company has had built four new smoking cars
aud four new dining cars The interiors Of tie dining
cars finished in EOsewO od with bcyevl glaat mir
r0ra, Nilcgrcen ceilings and brussels caiP!ts The
smoking have cushioned sofas and table. for hooks
A. end OF each smoking car Ia library Of popular
novels provided by tho company, These dIur; and
amokng be used only IN connection with the
limited express trains between this city and Chicago.
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GREAT FIRE IN RACINE, WIS.
Forty.four Buildings and 10, OoO, 900 Feet Of
Lumber Burned-Loss, 100000.

RACINE, Wis, May GA fire broke out in
the Goodrich warehouses at about 10 last night
The wind was blowing gale at the time. and
cinders were carried to adjacent lumber yards
firing them in several places simultaneously
The BIT. Paul elevator an enormous structure on
the docks. was entirely destroyed From this
point the fire spread with great rapidly
and the buildings burned with such flercsness
that the Fire Department was unable TO cope
with It. Telegrams asking for help were sent
TO milwaukee, and Chicago. and several engines
from both cities. but. did not arrive until after
the fire had burned seven blocks, Including
in time however, to eonfine tho Are to that
bounded l .RRy the. lake, on tho east. By the
Include, the aqodrich "' warehouses V' md
%oPHs Sc fsH
buildings. Congress- Hall Hotel, two. engine
houses, the lumber yards, OF Kelly. Weeks &
firms, were also destroyed; These wero oocq-
ware, clothing and dry goods, drugs. and such
other business. Ton million feet OF lumber
w 7ns 6 aso burned Tho loss f9ots up about H
knssr Stst' an SS le%e s sSe
sss: :".s H.: $,:ssp
& s"a s Ssl sl% Sny
sUSs aud s ss
mond $500 lie Iudins used a, an otSe Is the OH
s~a 4 f.% as!sS's s1s sTs;s
The GhSSsS MMsusc' sRS s. Paul Rsros $500;
building $4,000 $''''o' '"e '"''" ''" "''N
AGO. on lumber sn,o9o; HcrzSs { Roberts on stock
sS The Rsss Plate 6s%SsSy ." soS & Ssso SsT f
held on furniture $500
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GEN PORTER P.iRDONED.
The Precedent Relieves Him From Such Por-
tion OF the Sentence rs He Can.

WASHINGTON, May 6.--In reply to Gen.
Fit John Porters application OF April II for
remission of such portion OF tho sentence OF his
court martial as is being executed, the Prosi
don't has issued the following order and has
thus removed the only legal obstacle to Congress
s!onal action. and exhausted all his powers in
the case under existing laws:
Whereas On the 10th day OF January 1888 Fitz John
Porter thrn MsjoruenerAl OF Volunteers in the military
service Of the United States and also Colonel OF thu Ft
eral in the United States ARMY by general court
martial for certain occes Of which In had been there
ever disqualified from holding office OF trust profit
rSrreas On The list DAY OF January, iss. tina,
sentence was duly confirmed BY the PRECEDENT OF ihe
United states and by his order OF the same date carried
vhsrtGs. 50 much of that ,se,tencc forever dis
imposed upon him continuing penalty, and is still
Wiersai Doubts have since arisen concerning the
guilt OF the said ftz John Porter Of the offences whereof
S NE the s % s ns @ OH s 5
DAY Of Nps 1875 by the President OF the Critcd states
warrant the remission OF that part OF said sentence
winch has not been completely executed now. there
the Constitution of the uGi'e States aud cousdera
ton of the promises do hereby grant the salt fZ
John Porter full remission OF herenbetore
continuing penalty.
Gen. Porter writcs-to Secretary Frciinghuy-
sen rs follows:
Respectfully ask you to express the President my
scknowe,cmen, OF the receipt. through you. aud my
III 1919.
Gen. Porter's memorial to Congress- rectes
and embraces The documentary history Of tho
case. and asks that Congress Will take the
necessary action to ut cnce carry out the recon-
incubation OF tho. Advisory Board Of army on
him to the positions OF which the sentence OF
tho court martial deprived him.
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Police Captain Rhodes Of tho Grecnpoint sta
ton yesterday preferred complaint against of tho
members of his command. Patrick Bowes A person
who resides opposite the GrsenpOn station complained
to Capt. Rhodes that Patrick Bowes member of his
command seeking to establish an intimacy with
wari of his orphan girl Ii years old. The police.
IL IA said nftcrwArl to signal TO the girl
from the windows Of the mems sleeping room bundle
of lot identified having been written tothe
girl They shown to Police COrmissoner Jourdhn
who dcred charges 10 he made out against B0wes, Tx
ing neNt Wednesday tor the examination.
Buwes is the same person against whom, as keeper
at Sing sing Prison, there considerable testimony
before the Assembly Investigating committee On quit
ting the prison he nhtairci nm appointment on the
Brooklyn police force. and was assigned 10 duty 10
Ia ,..at,E
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MRS. LiSDER'S LAWYERS.
They Ordered to Return n Part OF their
Fee under Threat OF Arrest.

In the suit for absolute divorce instituted
BY Angelina b. Lander against james G.. Ian
der. Justice Cullen entered an order directing.
that J. G. Skidmore DO substituted rs the at
torney for the plaintiff in place OF James NJ.
Lawrence and directing that Lawrence jerome
b. Conkling and Henry /. Smith repay Mrs.
Landcrs all moneys paid by her in excess of $50
within five days. and that in default thereof
non -bailable attachment issue. The defending
lawyers composed the American Law Agency"
of rs Aston House. and claimed to have
twenty-five years experience in getting
divorces in States and Territories where the
laws and courts are most liberal. They ro-
ceived sl35 from Mrs. Lander but did not carry
her divorce case further than to a referee. Sho
claims that the firm agreed to obtain divorce
for SIP 81 or return the money. and she began
prctcNtS. they got from her in all Sl35. She
says that sue never saw her attorney OF record;
by licod Conl;ling. They represented to her,
she says. that one Smith. whom she had sup
detective. Accompanying her re, COMPLAIN, was a
ottcr signed H. g." written in pencil. as
follows:
You VII SO by today. srs, under BreoS!yp news,
child one more nnfortnnaG H. from " y C. That was wa,
wa" Of e% older aa Your. SSs s @
~" I I'll Ii! not int" y"1 ""a s"G'i' S%s are vii
not ,r". in nad won't mork without ray rpn n. nrss
pay aud slthc blame We feel that he vii! sc, your
ease through There is only linz lHcEins OF
the chsn Of evidence. lie has the difficulty that
haa who never looks out for to morrow but
spends all his money today
Tho affidavit OF William 4. Croliu's AYERS that
CoAklnG has an office at 3l7 broadway The
dcp"n"nt called upon Henry i Smilh nt 500
Cgnkini. He asked Smith il he could tell
whore Lawronoo could he found. Smith
laughed, and said that Lawrence had n patent
for making artificial ice and was then down in
Florida. Lawrence has not boen found.
Vbc defendant was represented by WIS. Yard
WHO appears in II numbar of divorce cases. and
C. O. Brady was the referee
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Judge Donohue. in Supreme Court. Chambers.
Friday granted writ OF habeas corpus returnabis
upon the application OF Harriet Egerton reluriny John
storer Cobb to produce twoyearod child named liar
ret Egerton The petitioner stated that she WAS the
mother OF the child. and that Cobb the father.
though they had been married that she tad cared
foi the child until May last, when Cobb Kidnapped her.
Upon Miss Egertons statement that there US danger
of the chds being taken out of the jurisdiction of the
Court. bench warrant was issued for Cobb's arrest.
AMI he brought into court custody Of deputy
sheriff. lie made return to the wit that the childa
mother had brought her to linn in July laLt, saying he
might do what he pleased with her she hal been only
since her birth Cobb also asserted that he had
paid for the maintenance Of tho chid Judge DOnOhus
dir, ;ted THAT the chill rr produced in court AMI
while anled Cobb the She rim
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r.y,,,nr Capital punr.amen, In rowa.

DIES MONIES, Iowa. May G.-F. W. George was
yesterday convicted of murder tr first degree the
killing OF DR. Eprs in this city in July last Under Iowa
statutes a capital offence must he determined by tho
fury and the Judge has power to pass sentence OF
death unless determined, nor can he modify the
diet when capital offence IL derrnined hy tho jury.
Tho verdict mist oralbro"ei or sol asie by the Judge
This law was passed two years p.O and was calculated
TO partly restore capital pLnislmeli w,,y+ lud rrc
viOsy been gisated ont OF exstchce. aud he Is No
first conviction OF capital offence under It, Tho Dis
trct Judge will pass sentence on George on May II.
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Mr. ynnIcrh,It san. for rurope.

Tho White star steamship Britannia, which
sailed yesterday for Liverpool took out 1873 cabin pas
scngers AmouG them vrrs Mr. William II. Vanderbilt
Mr. George u Vanderbilt Nj y II Vanderbilt Mr.
CHARLES q oshorno ~id Air l.. q, h'edman, MIR Wander
bit said that he would return the return trip Of the
hrilapnic lie secs merely Tor pleasure and TO accom-
p1ny lis sOns lie said that Mr. Charles Osborne
not one OF the party although also passenger "A the
vessel swung out of tho dock Mr.. Vanderbilt and Air
Osb0Tc stood together amdships and bowed and smiled
to dozen friends who stood on the end o. this pier aud
derbiIt seemed TO be in perfect health.